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D or 3. kiss Ma% *, pursu- Itter, iii Others,' the Pro- ittt_E7i the AC- I the *:- Imbold's:, Town of Humircd st Leazt. rtotl,, St. t Tenun: FranC.s ih lids, 113, , G eo. ackmorc, '-isemans ing toBQ, h White, Chr.stiC, the p rift+ 'Y on and 6 : stem by Lang core result of as 1 am the mu StirgeoPp 'escue ill" t, or the lers. have (11 YENE long du itAg front f mature In in WO TY. or haste not un isoned by erior !,71C to ofier :iittess Rt itms e, or the hat state of sucii iery, 1)1 1/ nt, com"„ object rcrnova ) Renova the 'rites y vigou uunterar no great a prope r tre slung' ttif Ippoitited 1; that in ai skill. 1;A - taking , ate, torl o 'ith cot i suite.o ei, at Bar' tec-stieat geons. ;c-strect , And 1 1°11 1 k, assU f = will t1 ,1 %}, LOS t ed 7. 1- ca king 7-0 ions reo''y ze ang ibuegh )r, F surgeoP, . ,t met, :rsons t v rs, if r„' i t s the 03', 0 aving bC„, ))' the t . rs , ix yo o s s,tcot • Irani. t h e co n. c. Watsal:: Iter, - • •• .at " ?dr , Shill ; • Mr. 40 . to the Pi 1 , ' r ow, e perso° i t ir I roi:id, L•and Pl' O m:ale—. 0 T. ti 1011 Y, UMBER A2.5.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - - '0 -MORROW EVENING, 061ober io, ISOI, will be revived the Serious Opera, called ARTAXERXES. V'ith entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and .Music by Dr. AItNE. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIGNUM ; • Artabanes, Mr. KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • (Her second Appearance in that Charader)"; Rimenes, Mr. COOKE. Mandan, Mrs. BI LLI N GTO N, crie , ng her second Appearance on this Stare), Alba gill introduce a Bravura Song, with an oi)tiga to Ac cor.ipniinent on the Violin, by Mr. WEIcHSELL, cool. posed by BtANC UT • Semira, Mrs. BLAND. the Scenery designed by Mr. Greenwood, and painted by him, Mr. Banks, and Assistants. the Decorations and Dresses designed by Mr. Johnston, and executed by hint, and under his direction by Mr. Under wood, Mr. Gay, and Assistants. The FernalL Dresses desimed and executed by Miss Rein. WITH ' THE IRISH WIDOW. Sir Patrick O'Neal, Mr. PALMIER ; Whittle, Mr. DOWTON ; Nephew, Mr. HOLLAND ; Ar r. M Tine) C 1.“ t Kecksek, Mr. SUETT ; 'Tnottlas, Mr. WATIIEN. Widow Braddy (with the Epilogue Song), Miss boxes, bs. .Second Price4s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Setond.Price 23. Gallery, as. Second Price, Is. • Upper Gallery, is. Se cond Price, 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the 'Sox Office, in Little Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at hall past Five, and tab?gin at half after Six. Mrs. Billingtnn having been last night received with the Mott unbounded applause and admiration by a brilliant and crowded audience, the Opera of Artaxerxes will be - repeated 19r the 3d time on Wednesday next—.Mandan by Mrs. Bil iington. And Nfonday, Richard the Third, with Blue Beard. On Tuesday, She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not, with the Romance at Lodoiska. FOURTH NIGHT. 'SANS . ty the Auth or i ty of the Righ S OUC t Hon. l the Lotto C HAtISE T LAIN. 10- MORROW, SATURDAY, Ott. io, ,Sot, will be presented;:k SANS SOU CI, Leicester-place, 44 tieester-sq u are, an Extturtaininent, an entirely new d origi- NI, called • 'A FRISK. rran gc ment of the Recitation and Songs. tee. PART I • r '",r Peter, Mag, and the opening of the Plot.—Song. vin o L'elight. —Rec. Young Timon undeceived. —Sem . I n koo° veritaz.— Rec. More Encroacnertc. —Song-. The Cue- Th e — r ,k•e i c. An Exception.—Song. Tie Letter N.—Rec. R ec Slaees.—Song. Tne Manes of the Brave.— • "4r. Paddle —Song. Literary Tra,:sinigracion. —Rec. -°3lething.or oiher.—Sorw The New Year. Rep. ir r „ PART 11. eter impatient. The Voyage of The Discovery.—Song. Honour .among Th , e' •-- Rec. Whittle.—Song. Tray.— Rec. More Poets.—S,dg. he Ladies.--Rec. The Larripoon.—Song. Liwe and Mad - Rec. Toe Wooden Legs. aong. Jack at the .opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. PART 111. pee. Thoughts on Matrimony. —Song. The Orig4 - ,al and the Pieture.—Rec. Courage and its Shad ow .. S org. Th e Vi cissitudes a Glory..—Rec. The ArrOassador without cu51.,,,,..1-.4 . ,Fhe ,Wire elect.--Rec. The Lovers.—S on g. Every :Ai is oWn Pilot.—Rec. The tiurpriza.—Song. The 81L.b4- I,6ing i of Pee. " e 1111 ° 1 e s written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN. Doors Admittan ce , Boxesss. • Pit is. Gallery as. be °Pen at Seven, and the Performance to begin t.otise P laces at Eight. tor the Boxes may be taken at Mr..Dibdin's Ware also Where may be had all his different Produdions ; anti Propolmost.•als for printing b S England,- and ais übscription h Three Years to a the whole o y z considerable -cart of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent mid re oPedable Friends - and embellished with Forty Plates in ;IV,.tirtta, from l#ilures painted bj , Mr. Dibdin, and Twen ti„„ ' gn t ettes, designed, etch e d, an d prepared for the aqua °Y Miss Dibdin, The Piclures, a n d S pecimens of the int:, may be seen, free of expellee, at Leicester-place. rest The ordy Ehtrance to the Th ea tr e Will b ea t the Door _est Leicester-square. above Enterrairuitcnt, which continues to : be received the loudest applause, will be repeated every Monday, 14 Lsd 4 Y, and Saturday Evenings, till further notiee. Monday will. be published, " Honour among Thieves." 'THE PEACE. GRIFFITHS; Tin-Mati, No. ts, New -street," Gentry •-ov cnt-Gurcien, begs leave to inform the Nobility, aad L ' 4,4 cl P ublic, ea= he has ready a . quantity of Lamps Tecquttioms for ' the expetted Illuminations, and would o °llll7l- "`' to those %Ala wish to favour him with their mar „ ands ' t° rle: , him know as soon as possible, as the &- ill be ancl prevent their being.disappointed. TO . A PAIR of v LIE SOLD, extremely reasonable, "4 es cry useful' BLACK .GELDINGS, the property of a L a dy, w h o h as no f urther use for o b e seen any miming from Nine till Twelve.. ,!kpply f or a direction at the Whte. Hart, Woodford, Ei s ex. Viey arc now in constant use, and the lowest price Sixty ‘Juineas the Pair. An exceedin g good Coaach pill also be Parted with, cheap. KENT. WANTED to PURCHASE, the ADVOWSON or wrxT PRESENTATION to - a LIVING, in the County of Kent, of the value of from loot. to cool. per Annum. Letter addressed to Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, Sk:aners 'tall, London, will be attended to. • A F REEHOLD ESTATE WANTED TO PURCHASE. FREEHOLD. E 5 TA TE, situate in any of the Counties of KENT, SUSSEX, SURREY, HANTS, -r i t v ON, to consist of a eoinfortable Mansion orPwell ?&.louse, with Garden and Offices complete, of which ifil `tte,'l4,fe possession can be given, and from 300 to moo Acres ir ti j u ttivated Land (of.which not less than Zoo Acres must be 1 4411 ), with suitable Farm Houses and Appurtenances. tr 4rticulars addressed — to Messrs. Ward, Dennetts and test n`, Solicitors,' Covent-garden, London, with proper . . thi 3e l l t ces for viewing due, and treating for the pur_ : hereof, will have attention. kr e BREWERY TO BE spL . D .• • wPtiltorily, on Thursday the 2^d 'Day of October; at One stiZ t eß at Noon,- at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle 4, . Live)ool ; V e ry Extensive and Complete BREWERY, ) s4 rs eEfed. in the best manner within the last twelve Ige'°l P o4 sessing every i m p rove d pr i ncip l e - now known ;,..tiat„,e covering a Plot of Fr ee h o ld Ground of T wo Acres, It, thi'l in Scotland-road, Li ver p o ol; an d w i t hi n taco yards e trelseustom House capable of making annualiy:6o,o6o hrn(4. Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, Aid very -V/Ve Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &c. • „ a ter ot the first quality, alid inexhausti_ble : — .. Tne 41044, creinises are overlooked by a handsome eiiing- Q ' ve il finished ; and may be viewed every day before 1,,iN.1!t where attendance will be given. ° ter urther Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Evertor), near 4,51h)01. . . • LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF. LANDS. TO . BE SOLD BY AUCTION Early in tne month of January next, if not previoudy dis, posed of by Private Contract ; HE .Detached .ESTATES an d PROPERT IES T • of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton,: Surteiton, Wtgtoft, Swineshead, Bicker; Goberton,' Surfleer, Pinch-, beck, Dorrington, Ruskington, Billinghay, arid Short Fe:l-y Farm in the - Parish of Fiskertit, in the Counts , Of Lincoln. Particulars of'which are in preparation,, and wi(.l be ready for delivery in . the course of next month. In the mean time, the Lands arid Preini'ses'rnay be viewed upon application to the respcaive Tenants. Empingham,.Oct. FR I DPI Y, OCTOBER 9, 1',3J1. T a GENERAL MEETING of the LIEU.. .• 11. TENANCY of the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER, held at Notthwich, on the 36th Day of Sep_ tember, 'Sot,. and conveiad by Public Advertisement from the Lord Lieutenant of the said County, in pursuance of His Majesty's Warrant, bearing date the 120 of September inst. for carrying into execution an Act made in the 38th :year of the Reign. of His present Majesty, intituled -" A.n .Act to " enable His Majety mole effectually to provide. for the ". Defence and Security of' the Realiu, during- the preseift War, and for indemnifying Persons who may suder in " their Property, by such Measures as may ¢e necessary for " that purpose :" PRESENI',. The EARL of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieut DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. - The HONOURABLE BOOTH GREY. JOHN ASH - TON, ROGER BARNSTON, THOMAS BROOKE, • THOMAS CORBE';„ WILLIAM EGERTON, JOHN FIELDEN, JOHN CLEGG, GEORGE JOHN LEGH, :EGERTON LEIGH, GEORGE' LEYCESTER, WILLIAM LOWNDES, • JAMFS MAINWARING, RICHARD RIC,Im<DSON, TRAFFORD TRAFFORD, - - GEORGE WILBRAHAM, RANDLE WILBRAHAM, • It was Resolved end Ordered, That Warrants shall issue from this Meeting to the High Constables of the several Hundreds of this County,' tbr pro curing such Returns as in His Majesty's Warrant mentioned, with all possible dispatch. And that such Returns shall be sent to Mr. POTTS, the Clerk of the General Meetings, at his Office in. Chester, as soon as collected, in order to be by him arranged, and abstracted, previous to the next-General Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the County. - Resolved, That this Meeting, arid the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants for the said County now present, have full con fidence that the zeal and loyalty or the Inhabitants of this County will now induce them to offer their services with the same alacrity as they have on formerpccasions. And the Lord Lieutenant and beputy-Lieutenapts will on their-parts give every possible encouragement to all persons within the said County, - who may come forward and promote the inten tions of GOvernment, in the present important crisis. STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieutenant. After the Lord Lieutenant. left the Chair, it - was further Resolved, That [be Thanks of the Meeting he given to his LAsitip his attention and conduct in the Chair, and that he be des3vc,i to publish thesc: Resolutions in the Chester, arid in onefo f tile London Papers. > Esqrs. SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACADEMIES. - - R ALL EN,respeifully informs ! , isSithscribers IVA! and Friends, ti; ►t his ASSEMBLY ROOMS, at No. ro, Great A: , ii;iLtreet, Coodmitifs•TeW , B, have been considc: ‘l . ;iy enlar :.nd iiiiproveti r and are agiri - open - to Subs,:riners every ~10N DA Y. - The hand area Harp, played by Mr. Salkeld, and three Violins. None but Ladies of respeaability admitted. Ladies and Gentlemen who Ihive ;earned in the old stye, or not at all, arc privately conipleteu - in the most admired Steps, and every description of -Dance in modern pralice at the above ROOms,.and at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden. square. Foreigyers, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, and others, who can devote but a short .: , ntplishment,. may rest assured such pains be exerted for their improvement, x~ will u”ovvit,dge of in, fieeessary parts of Dancing i n ciuring•-wilich time , Bo'ad Lodge in the h 'se. Broad Sword, Fencing, and Music taught. Schools attended. STOWEY-HOUSE, SOMERSET, MO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately, with the Furniture, Stables, Cuarh-houses, Gardens, Shrubberies, Ponds, and One Acre of Kitchen-garden, and Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adioinitig. • - The House is elegantly and eorn,nletel v FURNISHED, - as one.of the,Residences o f t h e late Lady Sores, deceased, and is in emery respea fit for the immediate Occip,ation of a large and genteel Family ; distant front Bath twelve miles, Bristol ten, and Wells twelve. The Tenant !nay have the Dep4a-• tion of the Manor. • . For particulars; inquire of Mr. Miles, Attoney, at Ston- . Easton ' • or at - Bull's. Library, B at h . - - The Servants at Stowey - will si - tev. the Houksnd Eurni lure to . any Person wishing to rent it. • • This Day was , published, the Fourth idition, Prive MAXLVIS of HEALTH, being an Abtidgment of the ESSAY on IN DIGESTION containing Advice to Persons affliaed with Complaints of toe Stomach and Bowels, Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Disrn•ders, Head-' ach, habitual Costiveness, Fbmale Complaints, &c. with Observations an Diet, Air, and Exercise', .including a TREATISE on SEA and COLD BATHING. Likewise explaining the reason why the Sea and Crutintry Air is more salubrious than that of Cities and large Towns. • By R. SQUIRRELL, D.. Sold by Murray and Highley, No. 32., Fleet-street; W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal,Excha,sg4 ; Hatchard, No. 173, Piccadilly; and by the Author, Ne.,, 7, Denmark-street, Soho; also by Blanchard, Printer, Y. ork ; and by Sheppard, opposite the txchange,.Dristol. • This Work merits the attention Hof every pers o n, as i t not only points out the true inethott of curing the above com— plaints, but also demonstrates tliat of preserving health, and preventing diseases in general. Books just published by' H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row. t. PICTURE of PAIUS, in two large vols. Bvo. 16s. in boards, a. Slew Pialure of Paris. Translated from the French of Mercie Work will be found -to contain not only a lively I". )vscription of the French Metmpo- I is, bu yo. ..curatc f;cl;ne ation of she Manners of the I nhabi, Atruiseu tents, and 'every thing, worthy of th e :ittewion of £oreignt rs. It also abounds with curious, interesting, and original A necclotes of the French Revolution; and ph . haps - gkres a._bettet.- pieluro of those wonderful Trans actions than an , Pubrical,:ion extant. 2. A jOi.TRNAI.of CCURRENCESattheTEMPLE, during -he confinement !of - Louis XVI. King . of' France, by M. Clery, the K:ng's Valet-de-Chambre. In French, or in English, price tis. sewt:cl,. or nos. 6d. on tine paper. 3. HISTORICAL- SKETCHof the I'KENCH RE VD IP N, from its conimencement to the establishment of tiv!. Rcpulyi;Lan Clfinstitution ; with a . transcript and exa mination of that Cianstitution. As :also Philosophical Re- Marks on th.:. predisposing castes of this wonderf u l c h ange i n the Political P:Eture of Europe, and an explanation of the chiefevelits it'in its progress, by S. Perry, wilt:, consequenuct. of the Decree of the National Convention of France, was,. with the other Englishmen in Paris, impri soned iu the Mailolonettes, Ecossais, and Luxembourg, 2 vols. Bvo. price 14. s boards. • A CAUTION.' rl -1 0 ;. , !eyent - any 'Person • being tiefrauded t h r o ug h. I_ ignorance, Dr. SENATE gives this Public Caution, and (lei...tarts' :iitxit solemnly, that no Person Hying, except himself, and. A'.lr. J. B. FAkKAS, ever saw, or has any knowledge cithe Prescriptio n troni LES 'PA LES DE .MON"PPELIERior AROMATIC LOZENGES• of • STE EL, lire now perpared ; and that unless signed by t nem., in their vspe6tivr -hands writing, any . Medicine offered miner thi•iden•c;rnination must be counterfeit; and those who sell them 1111ISt be Impostors:. •• - No. 19, Cfrlotte-strecti Bloomsbury. EXTRACT' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. • T T has b,::!rt the study of the • Proprietors of the well-kho:vn ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first cote, posed and preparcxl by the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square London, and continued only, aid soleky, ther e in b e prepared ,genuine, to guard' tbe Public against the Imp os iti ons which are daily pradised against Medieines.posSessing the first- respectability ; and as the virtues of the AntiseOrbutie Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, iout.a Successful re soutce in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, and the attendant diseases of•the nerves, as the list of.cures accom)anyinig each bottle, given in an ample bill:of direc tions, it testify, as well as- the - -Treatise oa Diet, .Clout, &c. wr;iten by tl:e late Proprietor (which .May be also had sr tkil-trcii•owsa-ry; s -si•o l . fit iitkit:ts to try', un,. der th6t . siatelion, such spurious imitations. For this red sbn,- the Proprietors, by the favour or His Majesty's Com missiOners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words "/Spilsbury and Co. No. tg, Soho-square,!' expressed upon it, which, it' the Purchaser attends to, together with - the words " by the King's Patent,' on the bottle, bill,' and. wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms_on the laz..;er, ne may be as sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, LOndon, in bottles of 56-. and 11. as. each, duty included. MEDICINE AC At the only Warehouse for Dr. fAilES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors flout the Corrierbf Chnpside, • THE following MEDICINES .are Sold, at the Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im posed by this Aa ; but no Additional charge has been made upon Dr: JAMES's POWDER., which is continued at the original Price of 2s. .6d. per l'acket. It may also. be had at al. 45. per Dozen; or the quantity o f a D ozen Packets in one Bottl e toe al. zs. Gd. Duty included t ao that the Public are no sufferers. • But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of this A€, which would in a great measure haVe proved a Tax-upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines are - sold to any Persons Purchasing' half a Dozen, or more, free from the expellee of the Stamps. .r. d. :Dr. raxnes's Powder 2 6 Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego ------ Cattle Powder a 6 tic Lozenges T,! Dr. Hooper's Pills . a z, —Camomile Drops r 9 Dr. A - nttin's Chalybeat EssenceplColtsfoot 3 0 Pills • - 4 o Essencelftepperm. tti Berry's Bilious Pills ' 5 o Ormskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative z 9 Glass's - Magnesia 3 ,TiCkell's /Ethereal S pi- , Lnglish's Scots Pill's t 6 •• , 3 6 • Grant's D rups- t o Greenough's Tine:hires tai Norton's Drops 5 Tolu Lozenges t z spiisbnry's Drops 5 o Mr. Spence's Dentrifriee4 o Speedirnan's Pills •z 'a Freake's Tina. of Bark 3 6 English Collbe 2 9 Huxilam's, by ditto, 2 6 Dr. Solunder's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opocleldoe z '6. Jones's Rheumatic -- Convulsion Oil a 6 ' Tincture - 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquehusacle, lately imported, an,t most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as trefore this s. d. n 9 . . 14. 13. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes sengers, mistake the - House, F 4 NEWTiERY, the Proprie tor, is under the necessity 'of pointing out, that it is at the .East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapshle, and that' it has a large White Stucc oe d Fr ont , with these Words in s•:ribed : " 'THE ON) Y WAREHOUSE FOR IMBS's POWDER,., MARRIAGE -AND SOCIAL HAPPINESS . HMen to all appearance in the prime Q‘Ar many of life, who have not yet arrived at the age of zs years ate rendered injectable to themselves and useless to the great chain of society, which they . have either brought' theM- SelVes, or by the force of bad .example, are given' up to a Secret Vice ; th e cOnsequenceis, that their mind a s we ll as body debilitated; to those the Nervous Cordial is Tecont= mended,- and for which Di. Brodum obtained His Majesty's Royal Letters Patenf• it will protect them from the I Mir • • Indies of.old ag e and wretched dissolution. Amidst the ago-i nizing reiktaions of consciotis guilt - , 116 w nr , ny are there ot .boOt Sexes, that are deterred from entering- into a Married State, by infirmities Which delicacyforbitis• them ti disclose; and those are rota few, -who being already married, are 'ten derelini:ierable for want of those - tender pleasures of mutual love„ without which happiness this state is at least very, pre carious. • The'vice above alluded to, causes in women irre gularitie,s, pains in the - back and chest, hysterics, spasms, foss of appetrte, &c. In men, it causes imbecility; languor, relaxation, nervous complaints, debility, anxiety, and a . long train of melancholy disorders.; whether froin taking mercury to excess, or owing to an abominable vice, or oftwr causes ; it'reinoves-all disorders in the kidneys and bladder, pains in the back-and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, dim . Tess of sight, palpitation of the heart, dorsal consumptions, trembling of.tlie hands. from- hard ifril , :ing l- i and - diseases aril- • nag from excess of any kind, and inviguhte and.strengthen - the constitution ,of weak, sickly, and aged 'persons. The Nervous Cordial stands Unrivalled i ' as it has•been analyzed by the first Professors and Medical Men Europe can produce s and may be relied-On-in giving immediate relief anti certain ease in most stages of Nervous CoMpiaints. :This exalted Medicine has been produClive of general good, and many re stored to the blessings of health flout the gates of death, by this inestimable preparation, is the highest elogium which could possibly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and is, indeed, his boast and reward. Letters, stating Patients' Cases, with the Doe - tors usual fee of a guinea, will be striallyattended to. BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD AGE, or Advice to both Sex6s, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for those secrer lutirmitieS of Nature which delicacy- often forbids to disclOse even to their relatives; with 'a Treatise male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints.. To which is added, AdVice to Bath and Hot well Bathers, Sce. - It particularly recommended to-Sea faring Men. _ A 2, zs. Bottle:contains eqUattO five•small,ones. I t will be necessary the Doctor should see such patients as are afflicted with deatne:::', or loss of sight, or send their cases, by letter or parcel, to the Dodor (post or carriage paid), witit his usual tee: To those Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the State of Matrimony, the. Doctor would parti;:ularly rccoi•imend his potanical Syrup (prior to their appearance Wfore the Altar of Hymen), who are in the smallest degree apprehensive of the System not being entirely sound, or 'subject to h;l4xations of the Solids„ • . 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