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SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, SErT. 7. A hned.bifl, dated the 4.th inst. of the following tenor, has been eirculalealn the town and neigh.. boarhOod of Ayr, by JA . m.7,s GIBB, Esq. of Soiner-- sethause,• Intimation is hereby gyve,: to Farmers and. others, That notwithstanding the abundant Crops in-this neighbourhood, and the prices of Grain falling in every market in Britain, little orno reduaion ,in the price Of Oat Meal has' taken place in the market 'here. As an indUcement for any person to bring Oatmeal to the market of Ayr, JAMES GIB - IS obliges himself to pay the undermentioned Premiums, for four weeks, commencing upon Friday the I r th cur rent, to be ascertained by PETER Au LD, Market- - keeper. Ist, To the 'perstk) who shall retail in quaniities not 'exceeding - two pecks, the largest : quantity of Oatmeal, upon. Friday the 11th current, and the three" succeeding Ftidays—Two Gqineas each Fii,!;iy. zd, To the person whO shall first reduce the price of good oatmeal to one shilling and six-pence per peck, and retail in the market of Ayr, ten loads -at that rate, 'in quantities not exceeding two pecks to one family during the above space, Five Guineas. • N. B. Mr. Gt s n expels no person will be so unjust as to eater into any collusion,'on purpose to obtain the Premiums. CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. Mr. COXWELL, of Temple-Bar, having been given to understand that some other Acid has been soh'. for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it ne cessary to observe, that he is permitted to refer" to, the highest Authorities .in this Kingdom, for the purity Of that - prepared bY bimself; and he trusts that the precaution of signing every Package with his name, and in his own hand-writing, will afford sufficient security against impositiOn to those who shah he desirous to make ttse of this 'eonve nient and elegant preparation. The Rev. j. L.T9N, -of Sutton,' Cross Bills; in Craven, Yorkshire, in a letter of August i 4, Bot, addressed to B. D. PERKINS, of Leicester square, London,..the'Ntentee of the Metallic .Trac .tors,.a copy of his notes during -a s , :ries of experi ments with those instruments. . Besides „important cures of Rheumatism, Contrattions, Burns, Head ach, Affed:9ns of the Eyes, &c. &c. is the follow ing ufl zi Horse " A horse belonging to Mr. Slack, of the White Bear Inn, Crass Hills, t.trough a sprain, had his leg exceedin,::% , swelled from above the knee down to the foot. A farrier - had tried nicanS without success. Three operations of the. Tractors in the - course of the_d•,y considerably reduced the swelling, an d removed in part the lamyess. In three dayS . that swelling waa e6rirely czone. I theta, however, observed, that the prin. cipal vein in the breast was Much distended. The drawing of the Tractors over this vein evidently prOdUced treat efleit, as the poor animal trertiblact exceedingly. I then. tried, in ',the same manner, three different pieces of metal, shaped like the Tractors, ;rom neither of which did he exp{Fssany sensation, but on bringing the .Traaors in contaa - again, the ttcrabling instantly returned, ..and it Was with - difficulty he' could be held ; minutes the vein.was much diminished ; and, by repeated use of the Tra4ors for two days more, the 'horse, was well." On the April was published, by the Patentee, an en tire new entitled ‘' CoeS of Successful Prathce - with Per;;.ias% , i'z.tent Metallic Traiors, recelved since January doo, the date of the .former Publication„" &C. price is.— Sold by J. Johnson, St.. Paul's Church-yard, London. Of the Patentee it may be had gratis, by all who have purchas ed the Trat'Aors. The Cures of Gout, Rheumatism, Heatl.ach, Tooth-ach, Sprains, Emises, and all analogous Diseases of Horses, which are pub!:3hed, are inrnunerable. The Traaors, so necessary in every Family, and among Horses, may be had genuine, with new and improved Direc tions for_ using them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in Leicester-sq ua w ; and of Frederick Smith, Chetnlst and Druggist, in the Hay-market, London. The portable nature of the,Tra6lors renders their conveyance by coach, or even by post, perfe6ll,l convenient, Letters inclosmg their amount (post-paid) duly attended to. LIFE RESTORED. Communicated by JOHN Git ErroN, Esq. to the HumancSociety. On THrs ' day J. May and W. Davis, being at Vauxhall Stairs, heard a man call out thai a youth was drown ing; they pushed off their boats where he had sunk, which was in a ballast hole eight feet clecp.—Exer dons with their boat-hooks discovered the body, but they could not raise it.—J. May jumped in to the 'fliames,"caught hold of the body, and conveyed it to the receiving-house: Mr. Townsend sent for Mr. French, one of the Medical Assistants, who employed the Resusciratiye Plan of the Society, whic,lA, by skill and perseverance, in about twenty mintiteslife began to struggle/ with death, and in halt air hour more the contest ended in a complete viCt”ry over the grim tyrant.—The youth thus providentially restored, proved to be 'the son of Mr. km,seli, -Plumber, in High-street, Lambeth.- A rotml lambient shrine, Hygea's fires' Re-kin( 41.31 blaze—joy every breast inspires ; Stiatcbl'd trout the yawning grave, the Youth shall raise;* His. gni ,:entl,voiee in songs tit grateful praiser ist the glad Parents' souls to Heav'n shall soar 01.1-ht ,nine wings, Cion's goodness to adore. :RuSsell led his restored Son to Lambeth Church, whet-- the following ThinicsOving was offered up—" Jimes atIL Mary Russeti, fati,cr and Mother of G. Russell, who was tak,..g aplyitrelitly dead out of the Thanws, impressed sense of the mercy of God to,their . SOn, and also for Ms h: .ving graciously - blessed the means used for his re storatie they most humbly otter to Heaven their lowly and gnteful..chanks for the stme." PRICE 0 Bank S ock -Navy ; per Cer4. 9531- {per G er.t• 1 797, shut rtsh ler Cent. shut 4 per Cc nt. COn. shut.. 3 in.; Cc nt., Red. shut 3 per Co:. it. Con. 39iiii Date, Sd Bank Lo. ng Ann. shut Ditto Sh, rt Ann. shut Ditto COURSE OF E. CORN EXCHANG Et-Intl- 73 AV, St??. 4 Our market still continues to be sparingly supplied with Grain, owing to which - we have experienced an advance on Wheat of more than ss. per quarter ; but if the wind con tinues Easterly, NV;; may. expel a large market next Monday. Rye is rather dearer ; Barley and Malt are niuch the same ; but Beans, Pease, and Oats, .are full as. dearer, and have a very brisk sale. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. -' Winchester Measure of Eight Bushels.: Wheat - ses a 6os od. Boilers -54 s .a 585 e Fine do. - 645 a 74$ od Fine do.. - '—sa —s cid Superfine -75 s a 95$ od Fine Suffolk. 6os a 655 vl Rye „ - 46$ ass od Fine Pearls —s Foreign,do. —s a—s od Small Beans - 4os a sos on Stitlbllc Barley 'ps a 4os od Firie do.. —s a od Fine -• , 4e.s a 56s od TiCk. do. -34 s a 42$ od Superfine do. .—s a od Fine hard do. —s a—s od Malt • 52s a 56$ 0,1 Oats - - 22 S :1 16s od Fine do-. -58 s a 6Ss od Fine do. -28 s a 32s od Pale dd. • - —s a --s od• Polimds do. 323 a 385 od I - log Pease a sos od PRICE OF FLOW Fin; Flour 7os a 75s od Secondi —s a —s od Tiurds, - —s a—s od Coarse' - a —s od - SHIP —s a —s od Fine do. FK.IPAY, SEPT. 11. Filic Pollard —s - a. Corm - non do. —s a —s od Horse do. - —s . a od Bran —s —s od NE ltd. GRAVESEND, SETT. To. P - ztsed by—the Echo, Mornie, Columbus, --- Eques trius, Arethusa, Radley, Camden, Clarke, Ann, Driscoll, Sir H. Parker, Westal, Sarah Ann r —, Al bion, 'Reek, Alexander, Allen, Georgiana, —, Juno, Rose, Eltingdon, Wilson, St. George, Metcalfe, Chiswick, —, 4nd Ceres, Gowlans, from Jamaica Isabella, Green, from Charlestown; Louisa and Amelia, . from" Ham burgh ; Elizabeth, —, from Petersburgh ; Asher, Manson, from Virginia; and Amelia, —, from Stockholm, Saled-:--the Ann, ----, for Stettin; . Liberty, Dye, for Hamburgh ; Paxton, —,• for Newfoundland; Adeoni o Street, Britannia, —, Friends, Mills, Ruby,. Sharp, Ed= ward, Brown, and Good Intent, Salter, .for Petersburgh. F STOCKS, PEST It DAV. India Stock Exchequer Bills s. s. New ditto Lottery Tickets • Irish ditto Oranium 8 8. 8 /14f I roper. 3 per•Cent..s:9H• Ditto Ann. Ili dank for India for Cori ols for 04Iober 6o s9ili XCEMNGE, VRIDAY, LEFT, 11. Harnt s urg '1 - 31 7 24 Us. I Venice - kltorui . - 31 8 4 us. Lisbon - I,egii,rn . , - 54 Oporto - .. Napits • - - .4 1 Dublin - Genoa - .49 -4! 66i -66 i - • 14 LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN WMI LLAN, (olßow-street, Covept-Garden); and Published-by WILLIAM AR ATIGLit SCRlrrs (of Horse- At the Sum.oFricE i No. 114 Strand ; where. Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letter] for the Editor, (post., MAR R IE D. Yesterday, at Lambeth Church, William White; Esti. of Deal, to Miss Priestley, of Camberwell. • i % - On Monday the 7th inst. at Devizes, Mr. H. Alvan', of Chippenhain, to Miss Hill, eldest d4ugtati ) tof Dr. West Hill, Devizes, Wiltshire. - DIED. On Thursday the loth inst. Mr: Chilies Smith, of Kiri street, Westminster. On WedneMay triornitiga of elinsonaption, Mrs. Spring, wire df - LicutehanrS'pring, 'of Storey's Cate, Westtnitister. At her. father's house, J odd Place West, S °tamer's' ToWn Miss J i nnßaker, in the agth year of her age.-- TO MILLERS. • TANTED in the hie of Wight, a STEADY N s V MAN, who perfeelly understands the Business in all' its hrlnehes ; he must ‘vrire a plain ;land, anti have a good Charaeter for Honesty and Sooriety lion! j 11.5 last place:..l•A' Single Man will be preferred. Any txie insweriav the above,. inav have constant employ and good wage's. Apply to Mr. Medley ; No. tg; New Peter-street, West minster ; or dircei (post-paid), to Ur'. E. %Vatersworth, Sta-. 'tioner, Newport i Is-le or Wight, Hants. IV THE vicim.ry OP HCVEIGHTOI.I, COUNT? • OF NORFOLK. TO BE-SOLD- BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Robm in Pall-Mall, - • - On THURSDAY, Oaober t, at One o'Clock, A Capital and particularly Eligible-FREEHOLD 1 - 1.. ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of FRING, withall its Rights, Royalties, &c. Quit Rents, ,Fines• Tolls of Fairs, &c. Spaaous- Dwelling liekuse, called 'FRI NG HALL,, Out-Mouses, Six Barns, &c. arid .15;•4 Acres of Arable, Meadow. and Pasture Land, entirely compaa, Tithe Free, Land Tax redeemed, and extra Parochial, .together with the great and small Tithes of*the Township, Let ou Lease to Mr. John Whiting fOr 21* years, eight years of which unexpired, at the very low old Rent of per Anti. • ' ELEVEN HUND - RED POUNDS, capable of very considerable Improvement; the Situation particularly eligible for conveying. oil* the Produee, being distant from Lynn and WelIF Thirteen Miles, Seven from Braneastcr and Thorkiliain, and Three from the Navi,gation of Hetieliam, and in the vicinity of Houghton Hall, a beautiful and Sporting Part of the County of. Norfolk, with plenty of Game and Field,Sport, formlng a desirable Residence-for the Gentleman Farmer, and Sportsman i • ' a remarkable fine Water for use, and a Rivulet running through the Estate, ex cellent Roads, &c. • • . The Tenant will shew the Estate. Particulars may be had Twenty Days preeeding the Sale, of Air. Barber. No - . it, Gray's-inn-square ; on the Pc...rnises ; at the Duke's Head; and Colfee-house, Lynn ; Fleece, Wells ; Crown, Swatf ham; Crown, Stoke • Castle, Dow - 12;1am ;' Lion, Faken hain Rainbow;, Cornhill ; and in Pall-Mall. FREEHOLDS ON-THE , BANKS OFTHE THAMES, IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • • - By Mr. .HAWk.ES, • At the Crown Inn, Reading; on Friday the of Septem', ber instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, unless • • sooner disposed of by Private Contract, - of which due - no . - tiee trill be given; .• . . Most, DESIRA BLE and COM PACT-FREE ,noLri ESTATE, called GREENLAND FARM, situate in the Parish of Hambledon, in Bucks, about two Miles from Henley, five from Marlow, and eight from Reading, adjoining :tad commanding a beautiful and exten, stye View of the Thames, towards the. Soiith, add. co vered - with fine. Woods on. the Norili, East, and West ; and consisting of .a • good . , Yarm. House, spacious Barns, Stables, Cart-house, Cow-house's, an other Buildings; • commodious Yards, •.Rick Battons, Garden, Orchard, and rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arahle Land, containing in the whole, by a survey taken-in the year 1766, 28 t Acres and 4 Perches,. alt inclosed within-a Ring. Fence, now in the oc enliation Of Mr. George Deane, as-a yearly Tenant, at a very low and iirtpt.oltable Rent ; with a Right of Fishery in, the River Titames, lett - separately at a small Rent. • Enquire of Mr. Townsend, Attorney,- at Newbury, Perks, wore a Plaribl the Parts-may be seen. _ • MEDICINE—ACT. At the thc only WlrehOuse for Dr. jA ME SIS POWDER, • No. 45,-s St. Tani's- Church-yard, -a ?few Doors from the Corner of Cheapside, THE following. MEDICINES ~are Sold, at the Prices annexed, ineluSive of the 'Stamp Duties • Hosed by this Amt,; but do additiOnal charge lias . bireff made . upon llr. JAMES's . ,POWDER,..which is continued. at' the original Price of .25. 64, per. Packet. It -- may also be had at rl. 4s. per.,Drizen ; or the q u antity o f a D ozen Packets in one Bottle for 11. zs.;l6d- Duty included; so that the Public are no sufferers. - , • But in order to f ac ilit a t e the operation, and to lessen the burden of this At, which - wotild- in a -}reat measure have _proved a Tax upon' Benevolence, all the other Medicines are sold to any Persons purchi*ing, half a _DPzen, or more, free from the expence of the Stamps.' , • Dr. faines's Powder afi Cephalic Snuff" Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego. Cattle Powder a 6 • ric - LoZ& - igcS i , Dr. Hooper's Pills a. -;-CamoinileDrops x 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat • Essenceof ColistOot 3 Pills - 4 o EssenceofPeppe:rnr. I Li Berry's Biliotts Pills 5 o Ormskirk Mcd;einej 5 5 Dalby's Carminative, a 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o • Tickell'sfEthereal Spi- • Anglish's Scots. Pills a 6 - 3 6 Grant's Drops -..-- a. o Greenough's Tindures I -Norton's Drops • 5 L Tolu Lozenge:. r IS Spilsburys Drops 5 o Mr. .13ence's Dent rifr:ee 4 o Speeitinian's Pills 2 o Freake's Tina. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9 Fluxharn's, by ditto, 2 6 • Dr. solander's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steces.OpodoWoo T z 6 -fones's-itheurnatic Convulsion Oil 2 E Tincture -, 3 6 Alsb, the Genuine' Aignebtisade, lately - imported.. and most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders . for Exportationaressippl,ied without Stamps, as before this mt. N. B. As many Persons ; particularly Servants and Mes_ sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the EaSt End of Si. Paul's, neatest to Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, • with these Words in scribed: ‘T W H D EO . N , I Y WAREHOUSE FOR' DR. TAMES's P ` O ER VENEREAL- BLINDNESS, &c. To Mr. THOM'AS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. _ ___ • J. d. D 9 DEAR SIR, • T is with the most heartfelt satisfadion that I J. 'address you on the incomparable excellence of your in valuable Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. In the Spring of this . year I had the misfortune to contras} a Vene real Complaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous, symptoms ;• insomuch, -that I have been confined to my room for a v'hole week together, and lint able #l5 stir our,of it ; I. had no rest night nor day, s and sl;Jferecl the most excruciating pain and' torment, and what was still worse, my. eyes greW we.ak'arid dim,. so that I could scarce discern any 'object; if ever so close to me, and expeeted•nothing less than the total loss of my sight.—From a stout, healthy, andi,rather corpulent man, I: became, a mere shadow, and an 0•6i0.,t of pity and compassion, My friendS had ail. given me over, and thought my recovery iniprissible. In this dreadful state; and expecling• every minute to be my last in this world, 1:' was fortunately recommended by : a neighbour to try your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, and being'at an enormous expellee, it was some time before I totildbe prevailed on to take ;them.; at last I sent Ihrsix bores, and before I had.taken them all., l•fotind con siderable benefit; my.painx gradually decreased, 'and my ey e - sight giew better, and, t - the great surprize and sti.niish merit of• al l. my • friends. (after -taking. three boxes more)„ my , health and strength was ptlfeetly restored, and I alit now (thanks to my God and. your 'invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty as ever I was in nny life. • : • • • ' Yolt „are at full liberty, to- publish this in any manner' you think proper, for the benefit of.. society at large and, which should have sent you sooner, but was' fearful' of a relapse. I remain, with the utm o st gratit u d e , • Dear Sir, y o ur obliged humble Servant, ,R.. LEIGH. High-street, BirminghaM, Nov. 1, '799: The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all Persons that are in' any .doubt of their Wing entirely free of every Venereal Altedion, particularly to those abOnt atter ing their condition in lite, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature,_ of however long standing, or however disguised tinder the appearance of other di; or d erb it may be; for Scorbutic, Gl an d u l ar , an d Cutaneous Com plaints, it is, also recommended to be taken, especially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. • , .Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMA S TAY LOR, Member of the Corporation t Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give Advice, without a .fee, to persons taking. these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters, if pdst-pind, on the same terms, observing in all' cases the most inviolable secrecy, no Patient's narneor case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the courae of inure than '35 years, that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. . They are also sold by his appointment, at the I' -- fumer's, ,Sp- - 6.lban's-street, ; Mr. Ro bertson's Idy,shop,","Nit. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Steel's, No. 1, Union -tow, Little Tower-hill; and by one Per son in every considerable in England, &c. in bOxes of only yd. each, sealed 'tip, with full and plain Di- rections, whereby Persons of either Sex xriay Cure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Each 14 tix. sold in Great Britain.is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed at the Stamp-Office~—" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street," —to imitate which is Felony, and all other are counterfeit. T HAT Consumptions, so universally considered as incurable, however hereditary, - hiyeterate, or of 1::.n standing, may now 'withT:ertaiiity removed,, and that the Constitutio,y maytbr, , rqstorekr, iat ed to so great a degree that existence is considered ira,e; nearly at all end—is highly, fully, and - berolid a, doubt e„xemplifiecl, recent 'Leger from John Carter nearlpswich, _dated 2.9 August, 1 . 80 i t SFR, ;4 , " * ' • Gratitude impels me not.'ouly, •to ,thank, you, .but aisb to request yol to make my Case public for the lieriefft Of others- My Family have always been consumptive, having l ost tyro Sisters and 'a BrOther ; and j should certainly have fallen A if : your Palin of Glleatt Lad riot 4 .sas%cd:lii : been under alnio,:t all the Faculty of eminence nearine; puricularly Dr. Hawes, of Cavendish, so- emilelitly t - mous for Consumptive Cases. You have tur„iiL•art) . • con etirrence to make 'my Case known. -Findilig refiel troin small bottle, when nothing else, 'afforded the the,smallest bc nefli, I persevered-till 'a' I. case' completely cured rime. assure you I will recomm en d t h e Gilead: to all know labouring under similar Complaints. I am, - Sirryour obedient Servant, .J 1•10. CARTER 1.11./.LLINEPI.• To Dr. Solomon, Liverp7Ool. N. 13: Persons desirous at rther inforMation, may he • it tisii,A in every particular by Mr. Woolirey Atllddledit.o , hymist, ' I pswich. An Account of that most excellent Medi6ine, : the CO DIAL BALM of GII.I:AD, which is prepared only) t. S. SOLOMON, M.D. The train of melancholy Disorders which afflia human frame, under the denomination of Nervous 0,7 ' c l oi h n os p e i i t c li a s t o io rd n er o s i p e r a o l c i :c 4 f , are the principal sources of human misery in the privy ri° l : of-health, h ie e t ' y dti a ' r;d t a i- V a to 6 1 : 11 1 ( 1 1 - ef it • )1)(1' - Bible, if even it were always necessarv,' to trace tliein I,rfr, their true source. The,effeets, however, -are but too v , tt` known, and too severely felt alxiongst too great a portion oe mankind;_ and to these oK:cis it may with ou t exel.eera 2 i In asserted, ,that romedv r „More zele:irated for efficacy than 1)r. SOLW.ION's Co ttlYiAl. BALM G I LE-Ai); never Ilas been discovered: In all delicate, we: ly,and relaxed 'constitutions, lowness of sph-its, ilYPoch , drip, horrorsorem.dings, weakness of sight,josvof menri, Unpaired 'fithes Nervous Consumptio Lt J , riirrs.of invutrea and tottertiP- c an: the numberless symp stitutions; whetherarisiw!from tt Lite of inactivity, i nt " - ,pecati&, or inattentiOn.t6 health, its efficacy has attained utti vernal and unparalleled - celelirity. By sued PCl'seKeranLe it r .its use, it shears, braces and -invigorates th e whottrvout System, and gives new tone to the vitai funet•:ons, vj which numberless instances can be avouched. • Constitutions relaxed, weak or decayed, in men or wcilnell'.o are ander the. itnmadi:tt intluilsnc:: of this Restorative ;.andia old Coughs, . Asthmas, zuld Cousiunlitive Habits, A re. soy'')' • relieved, and speedily cured. Poverty ablooci, and emaciated limbs, Nvi 1 I;ere long, me' the happiest change ‘• the chill :eatery fluid will become n.: 't and balsamic, and the' limbs be covered with te.sh, firm 41 healthful. those who have revelled in the inidniit cup, or ni;( ll Y‘' drained Igature of her richest stores, by or li . crao minus love; or by the horrid selfish passion (2 t" . Diquiles, this Restorative will render all . possible assistance ;- and - if the vital powers be not entirely destroyed, it Will gradually re' pair the melancholy evil. ThoSe who have long resided. In hot climates, and are 10- guid and relaxed in their whole system, may take-this Medi cine with the happiest etrects ; and persons gt)ing- to the Eas r or West Indies cannot-store a more important art:::le of hearth and lite. It has been the only niehns of restoring thousand* aillided with the Yellow Fever in'Ainerica. Persons in the Country requiring the Doaor's rela:ve to inveterate cases, are to incl ose , hi s usua l fee 0f,_%1 Guinea, in aletter, with qie state of their case. S uc h letter shouid, for safety, be thus direeted--- Money letter. DT' Solomon, Solomon's: place, Brownlow:street, .Liverpool- Paid double postage.. " , . Letters may he ordered to he addressed for X. Z. or A. 1 3 ' at the Pos.t-Otliee, till called for, A SAVING OF ONE PC/1.11 . 40 SIX SHILLING; Cordial Balm of Gi,ead is sold in bottles ! . price nalf-a-Goinva •each. There . 03 also bogs, price's!. cvn— minim equal ro tivelve bottles, at os. 6d. by which zba Patient saves tl. bs. which can be had pi the Docior, by rc m i tting a Five Pound Rank Note. Sold 'I Mathews, No. I S, S tr and , L ondon; an d by 31 1 the reputi bie Medicine Venders, Booksellers, & c. in el , principal Town in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Amelia' refry-Nati, , INCEtMillSttr): s aid~> > must bc , adcites.ed. A ii()SIERV. fIOOKE-COnttntlCs to have on Sale at his Manu ‘,...., tadory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, ,trand, at extcnsive.and valuable Assortment of 1-10 SIE RY of every dcscriptioo, which, for elegance, ntaress, taste, and quality,has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never be surpassed. The many advaritagc::he possesses over every .other person in this lint, of business, and the peculiar degree' ofperfedion to which,by, indefatigable attention, and unli mited expellee, he. has brought his indefatigable while they affbrd him an opportunity of *off . ering to the Public a - variety of Goods, supertor in every resped to those of any other per son, and render all.competition fruitless ; also enable him to acconiztiodate the P ublic, either in ,t he _wholes /1 1c, ,or export trade, upon terms m o re rnAderite than can possibly be afforded by any other House in the• Metropolis. VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so tveil known all over Europe l9r their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness, in perfealv eradicating every degree of the VOW, Dit.casc witivaut the least trouble Ur confinement. The Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is .- perfcaly congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their health havinkbeen much ithproved in other respects after Its use. Printed Dire6tions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which will enable ill Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in London by Mr. Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane,.Cornhill ; Mr. Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn, opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Piing, at his PAtent ..Medicine Warehouse, No: 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon. Sold also by the following Booktellers ; Hazard, Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol; Mottley, Portsmouth ; .Collins, Salis bury; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jone s an d G ore ; Liverpool; Bulkeky and Poole, Chester ; P earson an d PierLey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich; Middleditch and Barnshv, Upswich ; Gales, Sheiiield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck, York; Brown, Hull ; Humble, 'Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford ; M'llonald, jeweller, Glasgow ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh • and by one reputable Book seller in most Towns in Englai;d. " • Price.zs. 9d., and ss. sd. a Box, Duty included. Where may be had, Arnold's NervOns Restorative Drnps. WHEN Proiessional Men. of Education- and Responsibility deviate from the general - System by the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanaion of con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the excluSive treatment of Three .Disorders and the successful result of my elan gives me additional ardor to t)ppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the' Catalogue of Human Infirmities. Atter •inittatien into every • Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in diViduals front the ignorance of uneduCated men, or the 'equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of-which, I '.have de voted my attention, comprise. every species of VINE REAL I N FEcTION, whether a . recent or 10i4.;--du ration : 2dly, kinds of debility, whether arising- from ilie habits 4if schoolboys,' or the indulgences of mature age : • And, lastly, that derangement of the system in wo- • men Which is called BARRENNESS, or. ST E KILIT Y. . Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance,. or haste in thetreatnient of a- simple GOnOrthoea ; a n d it no t Wl frequently happens, that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.-13y a superior me_ thbifsueh Complaints are easily cured; and, even whcrc. others have failed, I trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary, vice, .or the pr.:vale:et gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of pernicious habits. .• . „ Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully cone eats his miSfortune, it may be some cumu lation fi.rr• him try know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty. with other P.raditioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual pi - Ogress of.kenova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of nacelles or Venus have I;egan to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac lion of, this languid State; and in these easesy no great difficulty will occur., But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering titlarks of Life, and to re-animate the Oinstitution. MA Rk EIY WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in_their expctdations of a Family, May be assured, that in most instances, such detects are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have preSumed to'state,' form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this i4;timation is given, - that. Mr. B. may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclo . sing a smili Note', at his house, No. zg, Arundel street, Strand", rizar Temple Bar. .• 0 There is .au au additional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. Member of the Royal College 61 Surgeons. TO THE UNPREJUDIL:i.'j; • WHEN - His Majesty's '.Letters Pd'tent .hare been granted'to a Preparation or Medicine, the:Pub , lic 'are at once guarded OgainSt - fraud and inipoSition, as SUCK Medicine or Preparation is previottsly searched into and ana' lined by able and skilful Professors, and.on their report rests the grant of a Patent. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR• DIAL have both stood test of the:first Medical Men England, and the greatest Prolessors in -Physic okhe.present age, , and for which His Majesty has granted His Royal Let. ters Patent thus sanctioned. Dr. Brodum is bold in holding -fort to the world the abov e tw o U nr i va ll e d Medicines, which is the fruit of close and:studious application for upwards of twenty-eight years. The Botanical S'rup is a certain anti safe cure for all Venereal Infedions: it the litiman frame.haS been poisoned by the above infeelion, or by mercurial .pre parations' the Botanical. Syrup will, if regu l ar l y taken, pu rify the body, and clear it from all blotches and sores, equ,:j to that of the infant newly born ; in Gleets or Gonorrheciii few bottles will be requisite to perform a cure. In Worricn, the Medicine is a certain-remedy against Barrenness or Ster rility,•and several complaints tne female is subject to, which delicacy prevents to be here inserted, and which is fully ex plained in " The.Glaitte to .Old Age." All kinds of Debi lity, whether arising from 01z...habits of School Boys or the indulgence of mature age, which-render men miserable; and nuke theth unfit tb'enj6y,.the blessings of society; and inor: so that . of the married state, the Botanical Sfrup will remove, the good etncts of which thousands have experienced, anj numbers have testified. . GUIDE TO OLP ACE.--The Batte r i ng recept i c n which this Work' has experien,:ed„ has induced lir. Broduin to publish the two Volumes i n one at so, as to bring it within'the reach o a mare enlarged circle of Rea ders. When a book has run through a grzat number of edi tions,' when the sale is rapid, w h en i t i s sought with aV i 4 • dity o and acknowleßged :to he read with 'profit, these `ire sfi many incontestable proofs of its utility —To these proofs then, 'Tire Guide to Old Age may lav claim, as this is tire 31st edition of this publication—a niblication that cannot lalivito the hands of any Reaikr, Of iiny cliMatC, age, sex, condi tion,. married or single, that mar not`tied ye acivantlge from the perusal of it, and 'rly to sea taring men on long voyages, if inclined to pre.sl.% ye or recover thy. or to avoid the indiscretions of youth, or the soOcr follie.'s of niztun.4 age.- This iMpression Will be : . bund to contairr soine obses , vations; the omission of which would be unpardonable in a Work of this kind, -which out o: ddlicacy, c:w.not dven be' nstned in a public print. TLIe high e:itim;.tipn in which this Work is held by the - public, its' .1 - eat utility, and the unpre cedented sale it has met with, iz; fully proved by‘ the follow testimony : . I hereby certify, that I have printed Thirty Thousand 1 of Dr. BrodUm's Guide:to 'Old Age , since its first tion. %V. YERS.". `•No. 2, Paternoster-r ow , Nov. 23', tni j. s." I acknowledge that my late brother, J. Mvers. printed-tiff Bfodtifrts Thirty Thousand ' 'Volumes, elleti " The Guide to ?Yid .4.0 i" 401 •%;.) Whit:kr/1y brother signia his fame. . Witness mv hand ; this tOth, of J;inuary, Cot., W. kdaziv,..tio.i, Paternasterarow.' (Signed in the present:e of W. Lewis.) • Bottle Zolifains equal to five small ones. Printed for the, , Author,-and sold. at his houSe, No. V. Albion-street, near the L,everian Museum, B lack friars-brid h t ; .Symonds, West Fltighes, in Paternoster-row ; and may be had of all the y 91 4(1 49 1 tlle. Dodoes , Medicina. in the three kingdcnns, • (j 1:: Inc the exeel . ient - ch4r4ler of this. Work, sea al° different Rev.,ieW• • • Th4BOtanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, to be had at th° Doclor's,bouse, No. 9, Albion -street, seven dcurs the Leverian 111useurn, Blacldriae.s..bridge, in bottles at , ti. Ts" ris 6.1. and ss. 6cl. (duty included) ; and of E, New (lot' Bacon;, cOrner•f. Chureif-yird; Jehoult (lot' B a 6 on y ' No. t 50," Oxford-street; Pidding's Al e di c i ne !louse, No. 76, Oxfbrcl-street ; Baxter, E'clinhurgb ; ToLey, Bristol ; Remit -Ville-street, Bristol ; M‘Donaldit Glasgow; Chalmers, Aberdeen ;„ 'Putt, and Boulton, Royal Exctrnge ; Collins; `.:&lisbuty ; Spiisbury and 't:o. 11,1,try street, Dublin ; %V, Magee, Belfast; and M. D a _ vie.;, Cori:, , and in the Country, of IJ'ooksi.-.llers, • • ' ' Nt M T. c)i- Theatr ~~i , Curtail lating missior. has bee ever ; _ twelve twelve FIE *etshire the ~ i aic to say, Years, be prei 1)v Port tt sower. Tate lotting; toetsui of this we;l ac Sellers App Wiiliai 4ur. T, A M' Int.nce M o The Chi arge LaChi Or not Steps , at the a scuare. -„Fore] T`lhrie att4 gve tb Stho 1 /, A. L