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• ,_ 4,4 *1 Ili% \ - • , •i; (L ' k T \ • \ pt 4 frzi rat' I If l3---1 L i M A 1 .r ~+ ~~:. • ~/%iii ►~l\~ 2.752.] 7-1 UR SDA IT AUGUST 20, [nuc six ?ENE. of orn. szv iv- ~ 1!a )1) ndl hC Ity lc- IF ed I SOTICE to CREDITORS and DEBTQRS - . E several CREDITORS of THOMAS GILL, late of Birmingham, in the County of War ick, .of th • deceased, are desired to send.a particular Account 1 , 11 , eir. respective' Demands to Mr. Mark Sanders, and Mr. t 4 i,r il as Bate. `hothot.lennensis-row, in Birmingham afore- Ci us ' t he Executors duly-authorized .of the said 'Thomas all b in . order that such Accounts. may be discharged. And t er ,'ersons indebted to•the Estate of the said deceased, are N v :i tl il ested to pay'their respedive Debts to the said . Executors 13 1 , s ,t ) lit as they wis close every Account in 'this Tess delay, th witil all possible disa h to s tch. ....._Lzirininghani; Aug. is, iSot. .1)A New 'Edition, being the "Sevelifeentli,' of OMESTiC 'MEDICINE ; or, a irLiise on si .the P revent i on and Cure of Diseases, by Regimen .and pe'nPa Medicines. With an Apperdix,•containiug . a Dis- C ioss l Y far the Use of Private 'Practitioners, a complete , 41 'Y of such 'few_ technical Terms as are necessarily-used .41'01100m die Work, and a copious Index.. Veil 13 )' WILLIAM BUCHAN,- M.D. Fellow of the Roy.ii - Collekeof-Physiciansy Edinburgh. St -for A. Stralian, T. Cadell, jun. and. W. Davies, W. Creech 'and I. 841 four, at Edinburgh. als r • This Treatise coinfirehends not only the Acute; but rt tilF Chronic * Diseases, and both are treated at much aength than in any .pertiirmance of the like nature. Work was originally - published with the entire ferobation or the late Sir lohn Pringle (ta whom the early ,to z r y: ci s.,ere r -by permission, dedicated) the late ,. Dr. G, to tdinburgh, andmany other eminent Physicians. Its oration,which has been now established for Thirty sp. r ,;;''', 4 nd. its increased Sale during that tinie sufficiently 'chinless to all ranks - and classes of mankind. E. S. CCI 5; c.•• CO ' as of 5, e • art, of • • ITUGHAN's DO - IVIESTIC • MEDICINE. to w her , e•as variouSlooks are published under similar Titles r• 13uehah's Doniestic Medicine, and several spurious Ltions of .the Work 'itserf have beers, and are now pub. ttliing with Notes and Addition.s by anonymous Authors, t a e Public ' are requested to observe, that the only genuine Vtion for which the Author can be answerable, is published tr the original Proprietois, - Messrs. Cadell and Davies;. in inbur .e,Non, Creech w on and Balfour in Edgh.; and that. the et.l•Qn no Sale contains ' Treatises on Cold Bathing, on and various considerable alit important, andre Z 4 LI Add itions, as written by Dr. -Buchan' whichVi er print 9r The Author and I'm rrietors, tnererore, caution the Public against purchasing, as the real geriulne .Edition of Dr. Buchan's Domestic Audi_ eine, any other than as above described. 18ot. - W. BUCHAN. This Day was . published, In One large Volurne'Oct v price bound, a (,), gs. Itl tt .) YIIKE.'s M(IR.6,L NIGHTS. eii, - by . Cletherir, No. 2;1, Strand, Lor.don, :* t . r i", in boards' ,- .b 9eantkrUlly printed in, large. avo, YKAL __ NIGFITS ; or, -Elements of Civil ovf • ~ knowledge - It - 1 ,•- .B-. 14. REDHEAD YORKB,',Fsq.. .Pay tilvell 1,,• 0 Nil, that in Litt hour of midnight and silence, ' " • been seen in the hir,ll - lonely tciw'r, It y "ti• n ; Where': have ot t• our- watcted the .Bear, r. .. . •,,.I,;l,i''°.itc - ted.•airritistother'litl....tary puff:tuts, tr.ie_ , „.'_steni;ot 4 4 ,,,, filCtiori to F -the.s . yung,.alut.risipg generat,on, which is now ' T V! tO th&Pc. . .- public a.- . ' :ks ii - 4"ri t f the' high the`opirnon - pui entertain -of - the 111. 0 ,‘ v,e - wo , ° ; ) ,; ' - ' , ve hxv.e extracted . , : from several publications o: ~,,'- day the followtng paragraphs : . • 1. - Alr.• 'Redhead Yorke• has just laiintlied his Muial 1 01:s; whithl.. - has Oeen prorniged to - the. Public. ever si n c e ,` 1 7 96. ..The'W•ork is divided into five . Chapters; The Ist, '" , l Early I nstrUclioh. -= :id, 'TI",-: ties-trriocre of EtittCation... ti,„ Study of the Latin 'AI Gteek. Lfiiguages.: 4th, Ednea- ' ,of 'V 3 „ r ,the Middling Classes of the - Community. 514, Plini Iklit'''Aio .Elerpentary Schools; &c: &c, - and concludes " -(V i rr l,thighly AneCtlotes of raschil, ac." . • "talua:,i,7 4 care-ul*Lisi-lot this - Doak; we recomniend-it as, .- (', ic a ,;• t o thoLe Who wlsli - to giv-etheirChi,W ten' a yirtuams ,ta:'l;:;,'„`- 9 1 1 ;, to those who. have .neglected - learning in their ~.4 3- f0. 1 4 1 1 , e 41 atici.fs as welt calculated for the Man of forty' itii „ - `l° o sl 7 fif yer - years-of ige'..• 'The Work itself is replete • . Ti,;.7riety:olitite:reStii-igAilealotes . .r.'' akin -' - ' 4l :Ppean Review and, Zlagazine for July, IS. Or . , ip ! . ., , t r ,g orthe 'atiove. I.COik, very lavouTably - cohcludes .INhus, e41 1 ."- t - merit of novelty-are put in su-ch , a.poipt of view, as.to tited . at terrtien, 'anil demand Ore notice •of all-persons en tth, lathe business or Education. Vide EUropean,-Pa,ge 4r. 4 11.b1 ' i , 3 7. 5 a the Monthly Epitorne ,and Catalogue ot . New . 4 1 t e , i ` t lonsiwhere this highly- interesting Work is reviewed -. ~,I) d ges: • . - . - . . ''Pol;'7",.,bY - Collins,.. Salisbury; Roden, Manchester ; Framp:. -W:.sorehester '; ' Blower; 'Cambridge ; Cooke; Oxford.; ~ ..,t411 .1 !,PP; iJartford-; nd all - oilier - - Booksellers, -St4ioners, • '' o /.4-rians, in , ano'and Country. 'A v . ()f the above Booksellers may be hAd, . !Lt o „'t - cv:`,9-f a•Coursc 'of Lectures on the State - of. Society . at Irit o ,ennig of the.Ninete,enth Century; containing I nquirte..; Slat he , C onstitutions, - Laws, and Nlanners of the Principzil ttl e - J i ° ' g'urope. TO he' deW.'reid by the same. Author. .: . ----- -:-:- 5 .j...!" - • 4 6 'PaZes- . T O I II - {EWE - ifis ' Or VI MAKEII.S. • Ar , 'fo- -'I3T 'BO LD, -•- • - - BRIE - AWRY, • eEeaeci." a , few' ,very since . , on. 'a f .mcist • Eppriivcd plan, repl...tey ., /it. luakigi:),"eniente; and capable, tfoin con4tfuc. - tiorianu st eiVidoing a ;IA-fge st4 - ore , of tiosint‘ . .ts - s.. ' 2 f r* A 4 14() clee,criittiort .yvoill - 44,eNceeei the. thrift • -11 ' •• •, but parpoulzrs plAy - heila(.l bblroth'i: v•• 'or by letter' Iposf,i!ntl) . ; 'to Nrr. • , `re 4 " -414 :.sq),Itire Views of -the. ' • • " t~j •• • = • 4 Je,e.4. - tr•ertudy e'..rh , L.l . , ? fgr the. )..3co. , ,,yery or sk iti a tr. Bt;Linc,s7. or any- other .. r•P'rde• that requires roonl-'; • ;iaviigable;rvier tree flora . ' • -"\-/tH A I'*"Ilt ''Str Pt - NI j orr A k \*/,' , t SSRS::.r I OW 4 ARD.* and t VAnS A * 'N. 4 2 ; t a i l • 1 - 1 re,p q - s t ft,ll, jn t..v.,t'le I nhAbit - :ults of this Ci.i.aricl:placesiadj4c7...pt, .that. ve just rI;4V4?-(lta fres.h frorri It„ • .N. *- la.ia.c . httst 4 • • er, coiisist , lng tI, t VP AN" - clieo l atyt le' DROPS., so , :uotirersally restar ts .. t9,l Qrtheir,„,". af dipaty: Supt rutty ip zdtcomplainti..ai aka 4 Scurry L Itum•atiso., .Ulcers, And other •• ' • " Brtioa -R-c Ladies i• ti 6 anSi lig' 1 ;Alf ~$ .-• d • 4koh,"4qtkinell4na 'Alt* coin p.Ltea ~;,:).`4;t'.494C3')'*4lo•itiirkgig74s' 441.* * Ctie f- - " haN:e been dis= ci.fiCbr4tat country. 41 s - ent'Cirr,"s' f• • •-ptiivitlses•ono 4s. are s 'eccl (4 , l ` ° - '-' 1111 . 1 1,1* of !I - L : y , ea . r, l„ .. , the'ci'f l ki,l.l to the partiouiar attention of ta0,...s ‘,.) 1 ,j - e r ctto O found a sovereign 'j 'and all .5 ptidn'S...of the 11, ')vi•or4:tiOlent itnd di . stig * rrg . ; A's`.o for ;cis of Nose, "Chin .sro. and - for - everrY. W - I . l .tit' l ): yr al-wpearauce,witli which the Skin clay i111 • 4- ' 0L M:: ;- rs n o l ile'tisar .1'0; cl'ea'ring attd . totrfritixion: Solel7l - with pr•Opo - r-direttiOns, t 4, plat o'4 . N ' ' •••' iyfr.:lrclO's • rfT... , T.:8• .fOr a certain - . Disea:L, '4 . 11 the least coanernent season, ro,tr•ith, of diet', l'-rr•lkirancettebusiuz„ss,•4lten Ali,other tr i ethort4ltayo bike • Vinci•-• - • 's6 ropS - 1- ;ottl'es at y.2s: , €d. ()lie , - bottle‘js; tbtriree ones. They, hay be had, wfiblesiiie. ,rctail,. at b,c,Ligi-Aurn's 'fiYo. .57, , Max,- ; - at4l - Ibward,.,,n(l`.;.E.v.atiN4.No. Lung-lafie, tq l ,t Whole 4a.le Agents in Lol4l6'rt- . :rid - €v 'the folicpAikw,.. Tersops No." - Borotigh Ncr,' 33, ~yl , ,,'`Pchapel • rd6c.otat , antra. Ce. • No. r5O, • 0:-..tord-sti`eqt: . ; No. 4i, .Icng.sacre Old gOnd.•sti•cet, .arid; ki l l . 16 3; Freet-iicet ; Boit q n, Exchange;: .Nortori`PiilP,' - ate ; 'curtli - : • ;'NO. 127, Strudel ; Wurd, ;. jr rt• os t tit the IF: VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES IN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bull Inn, Rochester, By Mar. , JOHNSON, On Ttiesday the 25111 Day of August, 4dt, at One o'Clock, r rHE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, viz. a FARM in the occupation of James Hyles, in the Parish of Allhallows, consisting of a Farm house and convenient Buildings, and upwards of 170 Acres . of Laud, viz. • . A. R.. P. Arable 134 o 33 Marsh 3o 2 38 At the Rent_of 170 3 31 - k.r6o 0 0 A FARM, called DAG NAM FARM, in the cf Allhallows and St. Mary's, late in the occupation of Tho mas Chambers, deceased, consisting 'of a Farm-house and convenient Buildings, and z7B Aces of Land, viz. • A. R. P. Amble •- - 180 o 8 Saltings - 98 0 4 278 o 12 of , /;.fso o o The Rents of both Farms may be materially improved at the expiration of the present Leases. Fire,Yea,rs of the Term in the first-mentioned Farm,, and . Thirteen Yeareof the Term in Dagnin Farm, will be un expired at . ivlichaelmas next. _ ThE Premises are in a good state of Repair, and may be viewed with leave of the Tenants. . There is a most desirable communication with the Thames, by a deep Creek, through the Saltings; near- which, Mills or other Buildings might be advantageously ereeied, and where Coals may be landed tree of the Duty payable within the Port of London. considerable.part of the above Saltings may, .at' a very easy Expence; be made fresh. Inquiries may be made at the Office of Messrs: Evans and Son, Gravesend, where Plans of the Estates are to be setin. And 'printed Particulars May be had at. the' Hull and George, Dartford; the Bell, Maidstone ; at the Falcon,--and of the Audioneer, Gravesend; and at the Place of Sale. BUTLER,'s BEDSTEADS, - Patronizedby the King,.Queen,,Duke of York, and - Princetses. . Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, Dining Tables, &c. By the King's Patent. THESE much-admired Bedsteads effefinally pre vent the harbour of Vermin, being made on a peculiar construction, with large solid Brass Screw ; are put up or taken ,down without the helpot tools in a few minutes. ur rritures to the same, made on a new aid simple construction, without using tacks)or nails in any part; may be fixed - on by any person, The above Bedsteads made to any, size.or shape, Lath Or qr shape, foil:I - Mg with astonishing ease andsimplicity, either Four-post, Tent, or any other shape Bedsteads, for one pr two persons, with or without Curtains ; at the same time.holds Beddingthe itself' Curious and truly-useful Chairs, foraiing compac.i - Beds for one person, with or without Cur tains: thwhsle foldefl up, ,forms a compad r package of it self: Large handsome Dining Tables, on a singular and curious constriietioni will form six different sized Tables in a few minutes, wit;iOut the assistance of any. tools ; are made so portable, that a Table dining 3o People occupies no more space than a common Card Table; are firmer and more sub stantial than any made on the common plan: •perspns sitting at these Tables' are .not incommoded by the legs of the table, 'being in the way of their feet : are made any size or shape:— • Navy and-Camp Equ'ipage, on improved principles; Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,- ivlarquees,..Tents, ke. made on the short est notice. Children's Patent drib Bedsteads, preventing the harbour of vermin warranted of dry. seasoned wood:. .Fi.ath!rs peculiarly well seaso:ied, an article of importance. for Beds ;, and. all other Articles in the Upholstery and Ca sinet Branches, executed with.taste and dispatch, • at Oxen ham's-, late Butler's ~ Ohl-established- Patent Manufactory and Warehouse, No. _l4, Catherine-street, Strand—no where else. .. SOLOMON's GUIDE .TO HEALTH. •• - This Day was published,. - . - , • A New Edition of that interesting Work, in One Volume ; Octavo; Pike -only 3s. with an - elegant 'Portrait-of the Author, entitled . A GUIDE •to HEALTH ; or) Advice t o , both _C - 1.. Sexes ; in a variety of Complaints,' which.. tully ex plains, mita concise, plain, and cagy manlier, the most sim. plc Niethods . ,of-Treatinent, and ;efficacious RemedieS for tile following Disea;:es :. '. Abortion; or Miscarriage, Indigestion, • Astilmas, indispositions attendant on Appetite (loss of:, Pregnancy, ' -. Barrenness, ' - . • juvenile Indiscretionsi Bilious Complaints, • 'Lowness of Spirits, Child,bearirr; . , . , Menstrual Evacuations, Chlorosi, or Green Sickness, Nervous di;eases, .. ' CbriStimtions,_ - • , Onani s m, O r S ecre t Vin e ry; Female Diseases, . Pregnancy, - . - • , Yiti, - !- .. ' , • .; - - , Plithisis; or - Cough, Flatulence, or Wind, - Rheumatism, Fluor Aibus, or Whites, RUptiires, - - - Gleets ii Seminal Weaknesses, - • Gonorrlicea, ' Scurvy ; -, - • HYpochondriac; or Milan- - Tutri of Life; . • . .. . choly Complaints. • • ; &C. &c. &c.' ...- - To witith• is - added; arr Essay +, On the Yencreal llisease, . •Gliets, ; . and Seminal Weakness. - . . .By.S. - SOLOMON;-:M.D: ...) :, - : • This Pamphlet ppints Out dired methods of Cure, from a gkri'lioiliagi, of - Gonorthie-a ' to a: Confirmed- Sipliills. - . - -. To Which is added,.. an Essay on Secret Yenery, and a Dlscourse - on irnpotency in the Mate,' 51';3 Sterility and Barrenness inci dent to Fcrnales„&c. An Appendix on the7subjed of a so •litary andAiesiiikile. - Vicb'; sad air' have to' Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care . and educit tiou'of,Yith:., LikeW-Ists. 4.dyi:.. - e to Bathers, - particularly th.: - afili.c.t.tci with Nervous Complaints. - :Tue. xirhoe illustrated and intirspersed' with a variety • of authentic facts never before published. .14.8._ Far the liery - excellent .Charider of this Work; sc.::: tllclliffereut.Reviews. *.„ l, Upwards of 'One Huhdred Thousand Copies hav aC.lvilly quell salci.pf.'A so,tomple t s Guide to I-jpaltii.!' KEMARKS•BY THE AUTHOR. In this useful PubliCation will also-be found a Treatise on ,Female, Diseases, Nervous,,,Hypochundriac, and Consume- Live Complaints, and in wilicH' is explained thb Syinptorns, Modi of: Treatment-, and Remedies in tho different stages of the r .Venefeat Disease; - Cautions• to young 'Persons of the danger of improper conneaions, or improper.treztrnent, &c. with the dift:trence between the venereal symptoms and those freqUently mistaken Ahern; alsb Advice to Bathefs at Bath ; Litaxton, 'Southampton, ,sec. TO " Ept;l3'L,lC. SOLOMON'S; G [TIDE to lI%AT.TH is addres4d to, the afflicted with ‘.lVcirvotis Disordin's, to those suffering from heat or c. .l'aP.g.c an to those,who, labour under Weak-, itesses Relakations, originating in a, variety of other causes, this Work is particularly recommended; and to thou sands of people, growh,old before their time, by h•aving:tin itardedly plunged themselves into the coin mission of a soli tart' and deluding vice; it has 'happily been the means Of re: - co‘lety to the mind as well :as tit;; body, and exalted them from a slate Of mei4nChols 7 ,and - Aiespair, to that of health, ini peace, and happsS; • The clidusive.habit here alludett to, 13 not coofiivad• to . the -ga . ; the giddy; and -the'Vain i for, alas t4ia the young; and those of- riper yefirs;eri4:tlio!,:c. of seridus-atid religibus disposition; are • often'd?awn by an .:::accountable infatuation to the.commis sion•bf the All such-s:hould's•crimisly utteneto the'observetions and-. the cases 'described in `, Dr. Solomon's G uide.to Heatth;"%pfice 33, In that Mirror they will behild tire dreadful- consequehce, - ;'t they tire proaur;,ng . , - to theinselve.s.,, and ;nay then, perhaps, be persuaded to retire from t hat- roaq, whc.h, though strewed with . :4A.,wers, is sure to kad`theni itz.trheit6b. 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By WI LLIAM,SMITH, Land-Sur veyor and Driblet., and •Winher of the Bath ` Agricultural Society.-To attempt .a.complete history,of all: the ;nintitim •Of Strata;;would be aii endless labOirt ; for a long life devoted to such 'a pursuit,, must he hradequate4o.the purpose, • confi dering''the irZrnense variety that is to he found within this little I sialid.r..ifut • shbuld the present Essay meet Vvitli'thlt liberal . patronage from the Public; ,which the Author has reason td.eieptra,- itishrs folention; in a fitte.ro work, to give a particular descriptibn of the numerous aniin4l remains mid . vegetable i:npressions found in each stratum, witiian.aedu- • .rate detail of e . Kery characteristic Math: that has led him to these diScoveries., covniliaxs. The Wbrk will be comprized in One Volume, 4to. 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The:PARLIAMENTARY REqlSTEß;•coniaining an IliStory, of the Proceedings and Debates of both H;ouses of Parliament . ; is now increased to Upwards of Eighty Volumes, comprehending period from 5743 to 1800 . . Nor is it an assertion, .that, from the Matelials of which 'they are composed, the Knowledg:- they czntain, the liistruction they convey, and the stamp of Authenticity'which they best, they form a political Code qr Coiletlion, which has not i - .)ccri - produced by any Age but that in which NveMavc lived, or in any Nation but that to which we - belong.' them the, His torian must pursue his-research, theVolitiCian'inusi learn his science, and the Uratorimprove his elbquence. When the period which they occupy / is considered; with the great and most extraordinary events 'whichhave distinguished it, the important objeas of external. relatiOn and domestic econonp; which are discussed in them, and the talents - ofthose. men woo engaged in the - diseussion, there can be no doubt of a general concurrrdce in'the opinion wnich has'been given of theni. 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The ORIENTAL MISCELLANY : r g -- -"Thig work- , will consist of Original Productions and Translations onevety : SUbjed of Eastpu Literature, so as . to form a Collealan of valuable Matter, caL.:ulatea to knowledge of the Asiatic Languages, and to afford geueral,en tertainment,trr.the English Reader. - In one Volume„ }to. DISSERTATIONS on the RIIE THfr-Rid, PIWSODYand YM Eof the P lA,NS. By FRANCIS GLADWIN, Esc,, Author . of th. 4 EAST: INDIA HOUSE, • yaly 22, 'Soh • 1 -1 1-IE , COURT of . R ESTO RS oj the; U,PRY'ED CO.IIRI4NY qj ENG.: LA ND trading to the east. Indies do hereh.j. , ive Notite; That they ,are reri49 to receive Proposals in writing,' at any time, on or before ll'ednerday, tke fi.6th of A - T.l4st next; Toni any Persons on what Te,:r(ts.anei Conditions they are willing. to BUILD SHIPS of about 800 Tons Burtben, to be ,Let, on Freight far-the Company's for Six ITv•ages certain, at full . Freight For Bdo Tons ] an Freight for Surplus Tonnage; sucb Pro:. posals signi&ing a permanent Peace Freight, which- must be alike to China, and all parts . rf India, with Kintlege or without ,Kintlege, for the 'said Six Voyages. The Court do also _give Notice, tht tbey are ready to receive .Proposals for BUILDING SHIPS of between soo and 550 .Tons, to be Let' at full Freight for .as oizztch as the Ship can con.; -Venient(yand safely take on Board; in the opinion of the Master attendant, or other proper °Per belonging to the Company; for .Eight - Yoyuges, if they sboUld be fund competent to perform the , The Court of MeSlar: do likewise givl. Notice, that they are ready to receive Prot for . Ships 1-ea.?) , built, if between 5 - 00 , eptcl boo Tont burthen, to be leit-at full Freight to the said Com pany for its much as they ran brig, as hefore-mentioned,' for :w or more Voyagei, and that the Tenders for building, and also fore. Ships ready built of jso Tons and upwards, Must express a per manegtTeace FrelAhtlp all Parts of India without Kintledgc. . That the several Rates - of Freight be (bed on the lowest Tarns,. fir Ship, kali in thel2iver names, or . at the Otrt. Ports, as there will not be an opportlenily of making any abate ; and,as ,question may arise resfiec7ing the lowest Tender the anti hereby declare, that they Mean...to accept the Tenders whiehsapiear to them, tinder all circumstances, to be the lowest offer, if thsv shall a s ncar to the Costa to be reasonable. The Tende.l-S i with the. words " Ship :Teri - cid," on the cover, t~ be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretcay„ at or, before TWelvelo'CAek at, Noon, cm. the said - 26th of August, .be . •;':/ind whi4 I. , ur.notany•Tender, will be received.. • WILLIAM RAMSAY, The particulars - of the principal Dimensions and Scantlings . ; also on brkentary, of the - principal Stores, the Copy of the us tai Charter Pariy, as au Ouiliae, together with the other Terms and Conditions . on , a,hich the several species of Shipping arc to be ten dc;cd and entertained in,the CoMpaly's Sem.ice,as also the Drafts (Co22forinable to which . the Ships of Sco and 500 Tons must he built), may be seen on application ta. Mr. Coggan, Clerk, to.the .Committee of Shipping, on or after the 2.3 th instant ; and that not. ary Tender will be considered unless made in evr;:y respell con formably to tie above Terms. EAST INDIA HOUS E, August r 9, 180 I. P of .COURT of DIE"TORS the ' THE UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. 'LA N D trading- to ' the East Ildies, do hereby give Notice, That a GeNera; Couit. of the said Comiarty will be held at their Hoare, in . Leadenhall-ttreet, on Wednesday thez3d September next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. ISAAC lIIADDOCKS, 4ssietant E;IST INbIA HOUSE, , • August 19, aor. TilE 117111774 . E ,of SHIPPING of the UNItED COMPANY of MERCIIA NTS •of ENG LAND:trading, to the East Indies, 'do hereby give Notice ; Mat the avvnittee -will be ready to receive Proposdi's in 'Writ reakri upyen , Eriday, the 28th inst. for sztptlying, the Cov, ,Pa'ty with. COPPER. And such Persons Who may _think :to deliver in Tenders, Faust express tl.o.!reinthe lowest Prices, as they will not ha ✓2 an.oppOr . tunity of making any.abotenient. . , , - . . TA? Conditions of the Contr a tl may be seen by app,iyi?.-g to Cler* to the said Cominittee, whin the Tenders- ',oust be left 6efor.e Twelve o'Croi:-k at 11>oon on 11-4 - s.4id ;PI; inst. as no! "any Tender will be ,received afier th a t hour.-- • . HE:`: Professional Me t e `of Education' and Respodsibility deviate froin the general Systeiii by the seleetion of a Peculiar branch, the satiation of long co,i -tinned success is the bet criterion of superiority. Eight-years' have I devoted my praaiee to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, a n d th e s u cces sful result @t roy plan giyes me.additiorial ardor. to appose, as _far as I am' able, the rava:Aes` of- those , Complaints vOlich are the most important in the Catalogue of Human After initiation into, every branch, as an. Arity Surgeon, , I formed 'a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in dividuals front the ignorance of unedikated men i , cr the equally dangerous precipitancy.ot,-g i entral Praditioners.. The Three'Di'sorders, to the Cure of whichl have de 'voted my attention, comprise every 'species of V. Eh' E REAL INFECTION, whether: of a recent or long ration:, 2,dly, All kinds of debility, whether arising, froth the habits of school-boys, or the indul ,, ences or mature age And, thistly,. that derangement pi' the system in wo inm Whichis ElsiN ES'S, or ST ERI L I TY. Nutherous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the, treatment of a simple Goilorrhwa.;" ail(' it not un— freventlk. happens that the seeds -cf. Life are poiscined by .Lucliscretion Qf art unguarded hour.—By a superior ii thud ; :ucit Complaints are eusily cured ; and, dial where others.JiaVe failed, trust that.l may.prOume to offer a radical re-establishment... - Few,' liGweier, are thci cases of complicated disres . s in this disorder, compared with; the calamitous siliations of who, from an ,indulgence in a 'solitary vice, or the wvalcilt _gaieties of a fashionable life, act{. re that state . of Debility, ‘vhio) is the'unavoidable .conseqUonCe of suc h rniciouS habits. , - the yithappy sullerer ,17roods, over his trii•sery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some c;onso_ lation' for him to knavY;, that hlthou.gh it be a n' Objec-1. of doubt or uneertainty'with other l' raEliticners, 'the rentoval• of these ,DeficienC2S by tfie. gtadit;il . p:ogress of is the acquirement of f•riy Experience. I the. rites . of Biaci.;hus . or Venus have bepn to rep . rce Manly vigour; much anxiety will be preVented early. Counters-. 7 tion of ;this Einy,uid rate ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper . persevcruice• is indisi , ensably ..en.iisite to re•tiv,e. tht slum. boring, St,„lrks of Lite, and fb re--an:mate the Ccr.stitution. /1 A Fat wNI E N .; whb hate I.6p;* been disanottitcd in their eN.pt.Ciatiens of a, ntry 4h- j f.i n most.instances, such tiefeas are curable bylsiledicat . Tint secrecy which is so essential to my undertaking, and: tlie. qualifications Which ptesuined-to' s•zate.rjbiril tliA..balis of my pretensions, and' in •,..oittc.ldente this 'int , ; - nation is "given. - that Mr. .13: LoWsllted, pasonaily., 'On by Letters , C.nelosim, , a snnifi-Note.l, at , .his . • linuse,l.No, 20, Arundel street, Stnnici, writ. T.'cmple i_a There is an akidition hitralre in Water- , tiVet, adloming; and the Naice i 5 on•boili the doors. • M. I,lember3l flu: Royal Callege of Surgeons.