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Theorincivtil clvaratiVs by • Dir. KEMJIL,E, Mr. 13ARR,YMORE, M. MURRAY. Mr. C.'KEMBLE, . ltlt. lONBT,'Mr. BLANCHARD, T` , Mr. 141sToN, Mr, timlittY. Mrs. SIODONS., hies, POW •. Mrs. .DAVENPORT. T., which will be added the gUrktta of • lA.ns l'OM' THUMB a, ihe Boxes to be t T aktn of Mr. l3Andon; at the uoincr; in . • • k„, n e boors will he opened at Hart:street 14111..ppt Five, and the Play 4 t S ix 7er 5. pri ce 6d 6d . Pit 'Ss. 6d. Second-price Wnd. 2s, Second-pace (5 . —Upper Gallery is. Sc..! • u • I , ll h .• Othello ; with Paul' anti Virginia. --On Wid t ,, i4Yl Venice Prescryed; with The Blind !soy.- On e 'd•lY, fir the tirst tone at this Theatre, The Hairy kr n i with The Poor Suldier.—On 1 hursday, The %V in ine , tr„ted, are reF.netlfully informed, thai Shakspeat'e:s dnoa _Y ni Coriolarin s is in preparation. and that Mrs, .Sitt•• will att tile Chara6ler of Votumnia. • • • • APPEARANCE OF .YOUNG lON,ES AS CLOWN. • t e l' F r 11 . 1tne unprecedented approbation with. which the Louth : of: POISON' TREE is t i er i 9 Y Ibbnoured A , as so pastonishinga rtie.ula•ly the astonishing ° runnier' r A p CK the Posture Master, the NY one • I,IN celebrit y that has appeared in this Country ; 11 the. last titirty years the same will be repeated r hts and cvLry. L vent lig. • • • (INA he'SN PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND, ""er Authority of the Right 1-lon. the Lord Chant berlain). ,I, lll ‘ PRESENT EVENING; November F2gtli, t At h e , e ? l . To. morrow E ven i ng , NoveMberiptb, a kvourlt.; ic 11 ' I • h S ' ilea • . 1, trna, OcNV cenery, L 'MARY 1.1-IE MA11) OF THE INN. by'l‘ll,s E. STUJM,i. il ltor which, 4,Comio k)peri llorletta, called THE LOWLAND .ROMF.. Duncan. ftle.'STlA•liil NG ; tl And line, • MN, I NTON tbttclude e )1 --e with an entire nevC o'o4lin• Pantomime the l• ' h ole h, 'tt . the Scenery, splendid, Dress es, iiccoratjons, lierties and Music, entirely new; called THE POISON TREE; • Or, 1-IARLEQIJIN IN' IAVA. harlequin, Mr. AULD:. • • . Pantaloon, Mr. BA RNES ; Clown, YOUNG JONES, this Fiist Appearance at this" Theatre). ' gild tu . Columbine, Ntiss RUGGLESi, 'all of the Wood, Mr. PACK.,, a celebrated Posture Master. I Lover, MayEDWARDS. nt 7eourse of the Evening's Entertainments 'upwards of twenty new , Scen'es•tvill' be intfottuced. • h, the whole under the !)ire.dion of Mr, -SCOTT. ti,;°r# Open at 'll3ll-pa“ begin at I Jai f-past Six. hr te r 4 4s. l' it is. Gallery is.— Second . POce..at Half prght. t)4 4 ‘7: 1 4..eit at the Theatre train, Ten till Three. , the Comic liurletta'Of the TWO MISERS ; A ne;„,"'4. c3.-irrick her tirst Appearance. lir e Ctinic Operal•tirkitit Burletta. Nyith . en. will in .,. elk' biifte— t ery. Dresses; rn whlcit Miss Scott ake ? • • , . ' arsai ?•:1 first appearance tin, ,eabon,is in re - tivat 1„ -() N ABLE'. DANCING BY . Mr.-ALLEN, to L e , ~ tau ht, at No 19, Slierrard.street.. G olden -square, lea rn ,' le S 1111(1 Gentlemen of any. Age, who have never I Styl t `.. t hat Accomplishment, or have not the Modern Nlll. ALLEN's System of Teaching is expressly t.udisefi for those To whom it is an ohjed to acqu .) i e re. 444:114 tishionable Requisite for GeldPci 'dn , Y. Privately, and in a superior S tyle Grace anti Lle rltosi: who do not want private . Teaching,. ,may learn at a •Lc 1,1e4(51 small k 1, 1 gen of With a reipedable set of Pupils on the pub * I ts .. ern:lgs. 'urs of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy tand all the superior Art.s of the Profession. nue ription'Assemblies are every Friday. 818 H respeafttily acquaints the Public' that e tick e i t h .ie yesterd ay contraded w i t h. Goverment for. tz , ocr 2NE :,'ltbe Drawn on the ztst of lANUARV N EXT, t in tCryeate; and, the unbounded favours he his.experiettLed 4 ' Years past, but more.particularly.in tile late-l.nt b4 I .P ti Vlkes hint anxious to evince his gratitude to a gener . - E,orßi f i l o ne, and he respee.lfullv presents them, as an- addt wii,h'Tft!S to the numerous Prizes the Scheme will con • r eight pipes of t h e best Port Wine. as follows 1q111.:crltolat Holder. of the First Drawn Pe above aol. eive . l eN *not 'rum to' such Prize. for a riz 'Picket 4 Pipes of Port Wine. Half • - 2 Pipes ditto. . • Quarter - 2 Pipe ditto. . , t Hogshead. I,l 4 :P ctee nth Half ditto. . . , eiet ine f .t he Fortunate Holder. of the Ticket or Shares the "wood) of any ine rani the choicest stock. (in th, erenatitthey please, and T. H will pay for sa l ,. \ "C. .RALs I II JOH N MOOR E's CORUNNA 1 ,14114 4 NI NT cAM it .1i DsT A I); forming a regular ti lt o r, re for the F• Id Barracks, &c. ;'ilso aSO FA tol 1 , 41 1), - t r , a()° , ll l Ace', and likewtse SF. A COT fur on board woole packing .i in a smallValke allowed the niost S lig, Yet manu ladured, invente:l .by 11101 W AN r4o. 17,` Cat hernia. street; Strand, r n 4ki d 4111 hol nhi y presume the highest honours ought to be • g 4 C: —ll)se wh° 36 ' tly live and die tor their King b _ ---.—_____ I tlTi t ,.„, —',l' PAINT NI C W' ANU FACTORY, 4r, LONI ) ON Ei t LL, opposite 13eth1ein Floipital,Lontion. - • P a Al) * DUB.ABLg, and 1M PEN E l'il ABLE ;rick - 1 I'l TS, for Park-paline,s, Feneeo, nat i l s ' S - Fii ' late s . ' n ° Viaister Fronts, Iron in-,d 'W,iod-raiiiiig, Tiles, i and Weather bo rdin• of every DescriptlOn'. ° ln , , - a )' b i ,, i , Qree n ~ per cwt. chtwohlte , l aw ' ditto . - 74'i.' Leapt cekur l4,,h!'ihle ditto ` . .. 6 s• . . $l, 'le shit. Illatit. - ille (.• , * 565. Red . - p ..O.OUt . 6. , !I: r i t : e l/ r a rs kti Oil, which 1 5 : - s . t...sses great preserving 11 1 1 talill e5 ,' St, ti,i mallon„ Whi te r ea d,. 52 5: per cwt. Linseen. imt Colours Dry 141 (1(4 !Pawl Turpentine, 7s. 6d. pet Gailint. -- 11;tit.,114ere(1141?till'iZneleetrdllPaints ardk very orn i ' s mcn t3l ), 1 , / , l , l . c , l ,., b , e t il l ' i g e r. e4t t .,, t ` t . , 10, . the above description of sour': vni) , i' ., ' _ Am ,. ace ,014.urAiltty. Tht.y dry very . quit k.,. and :over . . 1 2 0 ,.... in. .177 . til t2 4 ths Kt i s e tAblY greater than any °lilt:, P anus, = arid, rli ' become so hard a - cv.• 1 t.) ICWI the atli" ll °t ! . '"',.. w ql s ' ‘vhich pecu ' liar . qtal4 el - ia ' tateS t i nant tf.) rcsist the fl i i •- 1 a% ti pipe Weather ut an astonishing deg,,ree..' I° adal ",,, -1 ' 4 e t' . v a - a ntagcs the will stand in the hottest ClirnA.., r 44y core 'or tbc Wor Y i • a Dry rot • and ars extrotelY 14, 11. Q work, Hut requi n rin 4 4 " any -e-xtrattrOubte. or prePata' 1 ~ these Paints art n 0 t prepar ed frotn Tar or ,Fish Oil.. 1 per cwt. 562;. FRIDAY 4, NOVEMBER 29, 1811. i 1- ' HARTER.IIOUSE: DLTOENVOkY , ANI4I,VER ,, ` • rrHE NOBLEMEtc - AllB dENTLEMENT . edu ',bated az Clt'aitera,hOuseaSchbol will ta - tc , et at th-e.Ohar. ter.house, on Tf I U RSV:\ Y, Dec. t 2, to comnielporatq the Completion of the Two 11undredth Year, fronr the Fouiid.4- tion of the Establispnent. , • Divine Service will bein )recisely at One o'Clock, and the Sermon for the occasitor pill' be preached by the Rev. Dr. fisher, Master.. - • • - , STEWARDS; ... GeOrge Gunning, Esq., David West Prior, Esq, Rev. Mr. Shepherd, " • Chas. Henry Barber, hsa. ‘tim. Le Blanc, Esq.. lames Pattison;juh: E►q. N. B. ginner wal_be on table at Five 'o'Cl9els. • .. „•7. SMITREIELD HET„ •SMII fi ELp C . RIS FIVIAS .SHOW oi,CAvrLE, SWEEP, and PIGS, will be at Mr. Sadlees Repository Yard, Colwell-street, beat-Smith field, on FRI !)AY, SATURDAY, awl. MONDAY, the 1311 i, 14th, and 16th of December, 'Su .—The Aontiai-Din ner of the Club will be , held at' Freemason's Tavern, on Monday, the 16th, at live o'clock ; and Tickets, las. 64 each, may be had at the 13,ar of the Tavern ; or Of -Mr.- kr, at the show Yard. N.B. The Stock to be exhibited for the Prizes' must ar- , rive at the Show Yard before Nibe o'clock on the morniug of Thursday the izth; and' - Certiticates exiOly conformable to printed l'Ottms- must,cither he then delivered or pre , viously sent (seale'4 up) to the Stewards at the Yard, other 'wise such anlinalr will nut .beadmitted into competition by the ludgcs.'. • ' • Bills' of the Premiums and Forms may be had at the Yard; at No. 7, Cloth Fair; at the'. Kiiig's Head ; or the Lock and Key Coffee-houses, in Smithfield Market. * * l' The Clnb hold a Meeting at Freemason's Tevern, on Fihaay the 13th, at Throe o'Clock. • This Day, were published, 1.. Otlayo, illustrated with i; plates,'price tzs. in boards. jdRACTICAL - Oi;S EIIVATIONS on the Treat ..: 'tient of the DiSEA6 ES of tIo PROSTATE GLAND. By L ERA R 110 M F., Esq. F.R:S. ....loam -Surgeon to the Icitigi . And Surgeon to St. George's Printed for 0, and W.• Nicot, Booksellers to Ills Majesty, Pall-Mall, by W. Bohner and Co. 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On, the Third of December will be published, , With fourteen Plates, heantiliilly coloured, from the Works of Dr. Shaw,• Mr. Curtis, and other distinguished Natu ralists, with 'Designs from. the sarlie A IttliOr, - PHE NATURALIST'S POCKEI% BOOK. for rho ye a r ensuing, containing au AIM-11140C, Pages for Accounts, and the usual interesting Lists. Printed, for G. Kearsley, fleet-street; and Sattaby and Co. , ** This Work was originally brought .before; the,Public fourteen years back, and known, though 110 as the Trifle of a d , Stinguisiied Natn:alist. - The sauna ;en tleinan has kindlyAiffOrded his assistance! to the l'utiln h:r towards the revival of this elegant Cpinvanion', ----- • • • elllNG's PATEN r 0 EN ..;.1 S. ‘A7 MINIS are the most frequent. sources ot Chit V ,:tren's'Diwascs. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with,. 'They oc. canon Loss of Appetite, a.l'aleness of the Colour. of the Face,' Emaciation, and irregular state of the bowels, attend. ed after withviolent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they Area the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption - or . Decay. Both as al' reventa tive and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me. divine is universally atlowed, on' the testimony of the highest Charaaers in this Country, both,in rank and respeaability, to have•no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Pt oprietor, - front a personal knowledge of its wondertifl suc cess in .their own I' ami liesotamps its merit beyond competi tiono and gives a sanction to it, of bichno other Medii.ine of the kind can boast. Par''uts, and others who have the Care of Children, shouldliave this Remedy as a Famdv Me dicine to resort to, w henever. the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren areany way disordered, which ,it will always belcund to relieve,. z...01d.-wholesileandirtail, at Ching and Butter's, No; 4, Cliewside, London; and .retail by moat :COuntry Venders. in Bottles as. gd.. and, c5..6d., each. w Ikon inay be had, BE AS E V'. EA - MI IA 'LAISTI•:Ii, for the Cute Sure Legs, Ornisci, Burns, Sealds,t,luttimaiation Rhuu matism, and C; Brice As. (id.' per Box. CHINESE 141.:U11), or 'TONO.IJIN OIL,' ti.ind trorn experience to be the best Preparation in the w o rm for nuking the. I lair: grow, thick and tong. premeMitig its Ntilig 01l or cliai.Aing colour, gives it a inost beautiful gloSs,grrengthens the finest and renders it capable of retaining its, cut I .tor a.considerable length of time, evert in ictlamo Or.moist atmosphere; . it also promoters 'the growth of whibkers, eyebrows, &c. and its• power of werierat jog twit on parts of the, head whicdi have become bald: is truly astonishing.- :It is 'so perf;aly innocent that it tniyhe used to, an infant., and is proved, by experience, to thosep r pp e rtips so often ;7:pedal in vain trom other pre parations, and its most perfett satety can only be equalled its invariable efficacy m prialucing une , of the most'de sirable orninnents.ot nature—rl kI N -in' 1.) OFHA I it. Sold at 45. and 13s. or bottle, con tai oink!: seven small, at one guinea, by thei'iaprietur, 'K. SS ilson, t7i; Ox ford street. Ati4 .appoirctin'ent, by MessrS., Bayley and Blew, Cock spur-strezt Cheapside ; Turner, 75, Bond-street, ; Mattress, 165, 'fleet-street; Ke4th and Co. .flayinarket ; Swift, dlialborn;,Kichards, Chemist, 195,: and I. o w, si f i n d • ison, 59,•Flect-street ; Berry, iq, Greek.street,; K Ant,. King-street, Covent-garden; and by most relied able Perrunaers and' Medd:inc. Venders in Town and Country. • 1 "--- 1,6.-7,1 cOUt; US will tint their inierezt iu • ?own ion to the following To MR. MADDEN. From Mr. Car ter, Bank of England. . I. SIR. • 1 " • A: - BOUT two years ago I was affikied 'with a NeivouS COnsumptien, when my Lungs were so intl;rned as to render the itreapableof convert ing with a friend, or communicating my wants to those around me. 1 had at that time the advic:c of some of the most einin.ut of the Fa. c u i l y, w ho all agreed that .there was no radical cute for my -complaint; and after a Jong course of Medicine, 1 f‘Arittl that 1 .got wtu se instead or, better, and that my frihne came every dirt more and more debilitated, and I expetted every night would cud My mortal existence, as I used to be regularly attacked in the night with spasms for two or. three hours. 1 was at this time in the country, where 1 went by the advice of the Physicians I and being reduced to the fait extietnifY, I thought 1 would make a trial of your Vegetable Essence, knowing the goad efreas it tad had in the retora tion of some of my telloWservants. 1 accordrogly,sent to 'town for some imtnediately; began taking it accordiu: to' your direelions, found, in a very short thne, that 'the intla= 'nation began to abate, and by the time 1 had taken the that bottle, I could talk and tead with Its much ease and 4 eleatness as ever I could in my life. " I am,' Sir, • " Your most obliged Servant, JUIIN CARTER. " Bank, June 180." . Frtuak head cravc4,,F.sq. Sorncrsei.,strect, Port mitn.iqu'are: • . . I)ane. SIR, " I ;on much- indebted to you for the Pottle ni 5 oar inva , ' Inable Vegetable Essence. and !eel great (Itturit)- hig you that it has totally removed' the most viiiivirt and lioarsenes4 t was ever troubled with. I am ,person :eel I shall nut br trespassing upon your beiteNlenc6 by tiayitig, I shall be obliged by your atliminig shin Lir relict to the bearer of this Note, the vote of 34 itiduhtrititi, tradesman in our neighbourhood. who labours, as yeti will petceive, under a most severe and ithstret ing Cough. " t am, dear Sir, VerV truly, " Your obliged Servant, c.l - 14Al)(;itAVES, Sornerset.street, Ponytail-square, oet. 24, 1 80 9 ." , L:UN'SU I ON, so often and justly termed the Plague or f ngland, has in nutitlierless instances been prevented, Or orogress arrested ; and its forerunners, coinmun COLDS, U(.; ace. As well as I-tot - ping Cough, 'Asthma, and other ulmotrary ComplaMtN, hive beer) un iiiehi .iat ,pec:lily removed by the howl administration of MA DIAN'S V Et; ET:l111,E ESS A smolt pamphlet, tonfaining aii acciaint tif its Virttiv, rind iestinioutes ot nearly. ,t litm,:ifed I Adie....; if .(1 g,entlemen high respe.tability, in its fivonr, may br h at Air 11, Al..d thnt's tiliincesterstra'.t, c..l) , K.en's- , quare, Illoontsbury ; at MI tl rli s' s Barth-hiaittw..chi-e, Ave , it ;. at Mr, Bongo's, sio, Oxtorl—tie.l; :ir Mi. Al.dtras.,', ie.i.street ; at Nln..> ein' of the lt,yai cit,,twe ; at Mr. Clarke's, 21; 9 , I li ; ;11 stied', POrotigh; at Mr.„ltion's txtokselier, Cheen..:treet, II at`Mge-rs. Megy and Challt's Cheilinfortl. price (id, where ahq: be fuddle prke eadt, the '~tamp included; 'rheproprietor :,chi, ilea a illtrlielea bitOoltitli of this vatuable,prep.iratti , “ is frit . a gtowtt petson, that in appearance and taste in is aAS 1-11 , :41 1 11 as WRlte wine—and ;fiat ohjy.taS 61,i:hardy may ,ipply dt () it)Utieslol. Street, 1V hereit isdispensed to such griluitutntly-- Any [vim tity nor less than three..bottles,' sm.: In any part or the killgditpt icarrinc free) blunt receivnig ittLktttirt ‘,llc: Dltic SIXPENCE TiALFPENN Y For CONSUMPTION'S, :ASTFIMAS, and .every FEcTIQN . of the EA'C'H. HE PECTORATJ BALSAMIC SYRUP is it Specific. Rentectribrthe abtrye-t.'omplaintsl- 14—i's-rrtrt this Delusion of Quackery, : but the Prescription of orie of the nip St 'entin'ent Physrerani, - stithich. he presented to Proprietor. ft is prepared purely of llerhs, and possess; all those healing ancrexpettOrant Qualities peculiar to Vt. getable Creation. 'Hundreds Can 4ileat the benefit they hays derived front it. • Prepared and Sold by Jeffery; N. 33,5, Oxford-street and by 1. Vade, N0..46-, Comnill, London—in bunks ss. each, or the quantity of three fur one %Uhler. • ' All Orders llorti the Country must have v.thie en, closed. RE. ANIMATION ! \V fiEN the most im ortint funCtions or lire are stispentled, and those who are invalid, by tance or imprudence, are reduced to the most deploribtu stare of NERVOUS I)ht3ltltY, it is n.t in despair that relief is to be found I • • • the G ENUINE AROMATId LOZENGES of STEEL' are the best:, it not the only remedy, fer. this spec...l6 of dc. hiss y. W hen aversion Lo exercise, loss or deprovity of a Pvt.!. tite, and pallid couothance, indicate appro.u.milig coro the delicate 'ramie, will be preserved MIA resioremt to health and society, by the hcni,;ll e of this M.:di.: cine. When thc soark of life beginiuzu,grow dim, the ciren. lttion languid, ar..l the laculti•es pralysed, these Lozenges vlill restore health and vigour to the debilitated trainw, most eerttitn-as and • intimation to the mind. P repaitd by the sole Proprietor," 1. P. Seddon, and soil wiwb-s.le and retail. by his 'Agent, Mr. Gifford, at the 0 nal tk arQiionse, r5B, Stiand, near Somerset fleuse. Retail also at Mr. Banger's, Ogfortl- street Wed% Rol. born ; and Randall's, Royal Exchange. Dix ; or tour boxes in one, for 224. duty included. Caution l -..4t is prticularly necessary to observe, that each box is sighed by the Proprietor, 1. P. Seddon', own Iwnd.w riling, without which none are genuine. . . And yet the wholesome herb, negleded, dies; ' ' • . - Though with the pure exhilirating soul .. Of nutriment and health, and vital powers, Beyond the search of art, 'lts copious blest. ' liposirsthor. _ . ENGLISH' WET DRINK.—TI-IE PEItICTION OF 'Vt. • 1 AI3GE MEDICINE; •• . Jprooi`lE remarkable instances that, occur daily ii t . of the i rres i st ible efficacy of this Vegetable Me dicine, in Constimptions,Asihmas 'Dropsles—in all kinds of - Fever —in Nervous and Hypochondriac 'Complaints.- in Sea. and Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and n the immense Variety of Disorders sPrinking from debilitated habits, froin imp verished and from iMpure blood, fully justify the Propire. tors iii'cliallenging tire whole body of.regralar Physicians to rooduee trona all the boasted treasures of their Pharniaco- - piiti any drug, or combination of -drugs tiro 'on well ,tried ex, erinimts, has been tound equally tienefi:dal to the, 5i.4.., ' ferer, in these hinentable disorders.' A's, to the irregular pre ten,ier to litarVel.loUS lliSCOVc:::l“,„whose verueners fur, cures are but too frequently the ingemuus offspring of his own in vention, or'at hest sustained only by the testimony of plant and i l Acrested indigence, whose, reputation in the healiiig art being aequired by Magic, must be I - mini:tilled by ruiracks, it would • tll ,ticoini: the • eroprietors of the. Eoglish Diet ' Drihk to enter into any rival comiitition. 'l*lii deeiaratiuu will not be imputed to prestimpft:n or ,yanity, , when it is recolle , fied that 014 claim no ti exit !'r e nt: the invention of the medicine; that belongs solelyiand eicclusively to Dr Joshua Web;n:r --a Mill whose profouaid botanical reseasehes cu 11... tenth qualified him to nistruct others ht -the right appliea., riot', of herbs to human tnalauies—who had no less thin.falr years extensive professional' , praLtiee—and Whose claim to the tiries.pf humane, liberal, add enlightened, have been long sanetioned by the greatest names in liurope and Airietica.— Suelva roan may' surely, 'without arroganecii - &la ailowori .tis assert as ,Breit right to public confidence at the most rele.z. brated. MeMber of time Royal College ,'of I'llo'cl:ins'. All the Merit the Proprietors claim tor themselves, is that of serupulouily and faittitully, in the preparation of their me. dicine, following the direthons contained in 1)r. Wobster# own Rgeipe, noiv iii their postession. • ' , • Sold in ltalf•pint bottles,. 4s. 1 pint ditto, 7q. 6d.; and In spatt slit to, t4S. each, duty incluilLd. Those who wish for more par.lcular informari,n ‘ on'ol g , charatter. and properties of the Eliglisl; Owt , Driolt, and of the lhiture and vatiQty of the cures it has eit;:ctW, in iy cott ult Dr. Webster's excellent work on the sui.d, et, a 'iv,* edition of which is just published by the Propriet.,r, pricre is, in hoards, and a small pamphlet, price is bd. contain:.- mg a list of thirty remarkable cures, which all Oct:W..4a .iii 11310; . Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E . Slee and Cu. Borough High-street, an , l by one at least, in every considers. bit: Town in..the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders In London, try . their •Ageint : —Messrs. Howard and E vans, Lung-lane, West Smithfield Elllotson, Chemist 41114 Druggist, tc6, Alorouglt 1 Bolton' Medicinal Warehuusei front of the Royal Excliange,•Cornh 11; Coleswortity, Chit» mist and Druggist, 44, wilirechapet ; Mounsey, Chcniist, s.l, Great Surrey -street, Blackfriars-road, and at Kottlinkttitl. cross ; Sanger (late llacon) 150, Oxterd-street; Midgky, Chemist ~ind Druggist, 40, Strand ; Hudson and Co. Chet _mists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 3z4, Holborn ; and Mat. tress,-Periumer, Ss„ Fl , ..et.street. , , ADVICE. vHgg Men of Education' and professional , skill'use persevering endeavours to discover the most she and certain method of treating a lbw prevailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is flee best proof of superiority. Nlessrs, GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced 'to make the Cure of the following the ohjett of the r particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contraeted in a inn.. mess of intoxicrtion, and its concomitants, Stridtures and 6' leers, which, by sin improved plan, ale speedily and etie - t ually cured; as also debility, whether arising trent hat:dia.. nalian indulgences, lung in warm Clinates, or a Secret Solitary Vice, 300 . ofteti unhappily putatet,by rue Youth of both Sexes, in the no; causing steethes or , liarrctia nes;i, anti in the other a numerous train of Nei volts Dise-,r5e...,, which, if not timely remedied, teriiimate id Impotence anal Consumption. In that dist tesring state of Debiiiry or I.)ch t chenLy,, Whether the consequence tot such baneful flOits, or art,lli4 from stlyiititer Catlhe, by which lib;• I.o%wirs of ui become enteebled, as ,regalarly educated Sur geons of London, they oiler a Arm, Sate, and speedy itestar.i. win to sound and vigorous Health. ••r1 he. result of a long and extensive proaice has enabled them, by a superierniethoel, to remove Veneical Complatitt, however inveterate or complicated, without Stbit'Cting the , eent.CaSeS, where atvearly application is made on discover/ Patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise and in IL-^ of the I t'eclion, theyfretweittly perform a Cute in the entree space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode ot l'reatment (which has newer been known to 611 in one sin gle instance in a praaice of is years; dMing which many thousand persons of both sexes have been .ci.tred, even after severe and injurious metnods had been puituttd itt.r luta:oilers without einct), induces theal,to trat. .1 ty olfer their advice, , Messrs: QOSS and Co. exclusively prof .. • tog isr , of these particular complaint's, in order th . be Marked by a mistaken tew, with attached to the ignorant Empiric, think it sel ye,. to state, that they have by:ni .1 .; initiated into every branch or the :110 , „ i which, trout MlK:tent hospitals, and II om cmineia P hysicians, they have . :nee any I:14.0411 . c!1 that-the Sticees6 reitiling ikon their esitt..n.i vows litstiuductl them 'to quit the pia:Alex oh rite phier rattitionee, ',nil they , tpno..surrie that their c,,,n , iitute a fan ground 141114 unprecedented coritiit,:in.e. with %i hicti they holVe s Lly the Pub lic, heel) 50 liberally honoured. the country are requested to state the pai tieu. tars and Manner ot hiving, inclo3in,f, a liarA Note, :or adva:e ;lint medicate,;, and the same for. warded to any part ut the k,rig o loiii. F• • god. surgeouS No, P4tayerit.....sreoti 'tart . 4treet, •