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the sate _ jor (7_4s(tti: ■C#;l4‘74-' N --* ,04,7 • Are „ 4- P . „ trri , 1 k. 4 j) 0 . PTI If 1r 'l7 7.1 ivesto:l o , nnerly o• 00, Mr,; alter ,ritieriy 2i. dbl.. ir 6f 6.7 i !!7'7 , 7 , E wow) 'Hp, Iv_ of thg Cow.t7 o Ten' sittKio )rii,g; ll' at wi',l, aa- C)xfesi alabow, rn :tom ; 4 ,),r: Aig ,t KCIUSlve' 'etti tit ; as I alit, 116 most': urgton, ac z:e cj r tl+4" , V' N fr rmitiar, in F.Y. • h?fte Eat ,hll-4.7 ;oiled hior m€' v; . brtr , 3 taiir ~ tress iat o is at or tiic at St,:lt?: of SUCO O bject renloval Relior2-, he rin.-5r v;nour, gnYat C • sluSn ittan. pointed that ia skin. rtak mg* toro 5u4.1 1 mitlitot - at hq> i d:: 1W- .onckxn• in Or havz. :ft E. [ti', 6tl 9 . 1 %volt ratti,:r. i. T.hc a. atil, v,covery is ir,clto .11:11 1. x : TTI i ti,..tht ke, sriscrihs RSt)lst. ;11)ok --, tl better It rgeePh 21; ~ Cuiv. aco secroT t u itous - • hill Go seicioto ienCc , st. oxforu:". Mr• 11:a•c.11'S? , s ;• Man' I'p~ti'll Hi 1. e.ach. rsOII of icy , , url4 up wtai is pr.9lt.^ r Prictge- . re couo. Numiunt z 7 92 •J MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL ' • THE following COURSES of LECTURES will t. ... be delivered at this Theatre during the ensiling Win ,- 1 I • .../11 the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTS. - ...., - ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABERNE- Tliy: ...c • , ,mn_parative ANATMIV, by Mr. MACARTNF.Y. IIIEOAY and PRACTICE of SURGERY; by'Mr. ,` • CHEMISTRY and the MATE RIA MEDICA, by Dr. ....„' N 9WELL. MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES •of WOMEN and Q -1 1EDREN, by Dr. THYNN F.., • Yurther p a rticulars -may be kildwn by applying to Mr. Nson, hol at the Apotbecary:s.. Shop; .St. Baringlomew's pital. . . THEATRE of ANATOMY, Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street. .. R. BROO.i•rs.ES will, commence his .Aut!JrnnAl VI ii Course of LECTURES on -ANATOMY, PHYSI LOGY, and SURGERY, on Monday the 28th or' Sep= u mber, at Two o' C rock . , N. 13. Au App rent i c e, or H ous e Pupil, max be acctlfilrlo ated,' who i...n.t derive tion. Fo r P art i culars apply peculiaT adVanta6es iroiu kils situ , — pi Anatomy. to iqr BtOOkli, , t the The:Lire . - Gentlemen vvho enter to 'this Course of Ledures ivill be permitted to attend tile remainder of the Summer Colmt, notv going on at ievek in the i m, r ning, of tvitich aft etso ! tial pa' t is yet t:niltilivei'..d, viz, tile Application of tile Bandai',,S, Comparativ,‘ AnatomY, and th e Gravid Uterus, ikc; &cc' ------_-____± ' • . ,• • , • - ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY POUNDS I,EWARD. London, .Angnst ttet: LOST-; 17th of this Month, cut of a Genth:tn,,,,'S N ot ,. C o Paet siod to lie 'near th y e Hamarket, • 4 cont li .ii w mng the tollowing Bunk of Erigland NL es: No. 717, Wiled August Eta, .• •- • p o i . . A.. :at 7tu, - - tool. lA , No. 91a, dated julytith, - - • 51. =Net'has ... tound-.the above, with all, or aiw of the ./ ( 7" Just mentioned, atd will bring them to_ tiir Wright's Soho-scitiare, or to Messrs: Dixon, Young, anti oixon, jiai So, receive tool. Reward for the J o ). ; 301. Reward-for the Note o f iecl. ; and 21. '"e Note or 51. by applying to Mr. .y/right, or Mr. Qll , at the aliove places: •.- - Payiu;nt is stopped at, the • mMAt , of ARGYLLSHIRE. ' ik '. l -ANGLANDS takes this opportunity of and oti re turnin g hi s .most : grateful Thanks to the Nob ility ler i Who honoured him with their patronage ;.and, ..e n o leted, 4hi tyli s h g- c°l1- le to Town to get the he h a s the grlviri-of satisfaction t o ,his ot A (pr ia 7 c in 'a suverior manner, begs to acquaint d eli :rusk:abe ts ih London, that Copies are now ready to be p ut t c fCd to therii, or to . any personlot such-of them aFaw. Sutio • Town, by - 'trim, at No. Old Coffmtoia-street, Sti here, and, by :Jr. Paden,. Geographer to the 4, 4 , ring-cross, they- are to be sold to Non , -subscribers.Tne tc ?, which. is. taken from an: admit StirVey, is ork , a large . )I; ( v e 9 ali the numerous isharidsin the County, p i ..Fresh and Salt-water Lakes, the •C;rinaii 4 'ling Stations Harbours, Anctioring, laces, 'r Castl i es and Forts, Noialemen -and Gentlemen's t 10 . t,54 .Fartns, Woods, Public and Private Road, cllsin- • the diem . nf.DistriaS, with the distanttes crotti In- . la Y;to - tpc-principa t l . ,plactis'An_ the Coirnty, the heights ot t r most- reload:tole iNloutitirins, Plans of Cainpbeliown and 0: IU- . . - „er....-rdy; and a View of I nv'erar,iy Castle; tl s , e,tt of N,»1,•-'Fairfil - or Argll.. The dimensions of. ,`• ie=t. 4- " • .„, -S ALE of PICTURES at HAMBURCH. . kiN till , i , 1 4 h • i .7th ')f . oAober is to be ~ - 3 to, si t ,am 7 , . _ _ ,‘ an:i c ) ,,.,'", at Itatiiivar4b," M . Public A ttiJion, tief.teeleoratcd I t....li'ai L 'L'ilt C,OLLECTI ON of PAINTINGS or the nest late. 'Jr. ( : `,.,trnisli ,!rid German .Mwers, the. Ymperty ot . ' the logu es ar ,„Ti:i.N , s ; LIN, Cnancilh:br at flarnburt. Cata... Gel • . t° he' had gratis, and • Ordvs • au; raeived at C. sweilers, iv,, •., Parl.arent•-strect oft'ille'tt..,i;fi.,l?)(9„,-13y L. Gc!.,•A'citer, 4:1 the C;)lleetio.-, of• Li,. '7' ' , itcrinan Publications in the dliterent branches e titre. /r.test,, „ . • ISLE OF WIGHT. 1 . TO BE SOLD B AUCTION, a Tour Lots, on 'ihtirsaav the azs of "OZtober next, at the li.Ttist Ficad Cott4e-house, 'hi Chancery-lane, London ;• ' liF, following ESTATES : The MANOR of NI OTT I SI - ON, a;kci fi.‘ , ..-..o..FAfnis and Lands, held at i:lt_rent, and., under Leases for- Lives within the - said l'.l:i -tr ai:i rzriSli 01 - Alotthtol. Also a Fair(' called RO ~,',..: i - IBOROUG El, in the Parish of In iwell. t i a • 1 1 0 Two Valuable A DVOWSONS, viz. The Consoli - (''‘lAR)l::\t;Erli.(lLßYa'rth\el(ltr• of • , L of • • - E ' C rI T S ( T )R O Y N. ot a .s nd w II t C w A E R. i. A L C . E , ivh‘i 'i ” e'had of Messes.- Sivith, iice- N.,i ct ~c.t, Pzlft•cuiar.; inaY b-•- . ' ..t 1,1 \V '' :PI .', 4 1 - insk:::,, Solicitors, in 'Lincoln s-Inn ;. r. .ari,,,, ci l t . I..ir,J Sl,rveyors, i;i the Middle Temple ; .;;i:1 Mr. 1)er, ; , 0 ,, i ' 1 , NeWporz, Isle of Wight; who will appoint a to sbew thetEst24es. DEVONSHIRE. . AUCTION, • - "Me Lots TO t i thea Bast sr Coffee-house, in .Chan verl'-hne, L ' ondori; on Thursday' the izd Day of Odober -• 1 ...2r, at One o'Clock ; .4211 E following ESTATES : in the Parish. of otl i 3 O ';-zy St. Mary ; th e MANOR or replitl'MANOß • 490 1 ,, C1-11 :-R HOLCOMBE . and NOLCOMbi,. EARTON Dia , `" l . mitt' divers' Tenements an d C ottages, tile'Vote in ; rl lssionof F raurcis tobr •Tettu.al . Nyhic4 tour years . a half will be Unexpired at 'Michaelmas next. Vc / j i the Parish of idemvoeli : . The' MANO R of HE M . - „ With the Quit-Rents ; also CASTLE PARTON 1 , in passes ton of tohn.Mardey, .Tenant at Wii! ; t^ 7 , with several. Lifehold . Te.nements' the and r • • 11.• av,", th e A DVO WS 0 N DO nativ e of the Church of Bread, f.r.flear irninster, •in the s CetuntY of Somerset: Paiticulars may be. Lincoln'sof 11,1s...Sinith, , I qq 't a d Hoskins'. Solicitor's, in -Inn; 'or. Mr. W. Black, Land Survevors.,• Tetn7le ; Mr. $ Wil l she* Donvat,, the nea Premises r •Iliniilsier ;• oi thi:teruult4 , of the .. • . v pti ttiksDA Y. SE.--rEmBER. This Day *as pubiiShect, In Two Vols . . E;7o. Price I:6s. in hoards, . . , , A TOUR throUgh . G E RM A NY ; particularly along lte,B:Alsiks Of the RHINE,. MAYNE, &c. and that part of the PALATINATE, RHIN &e. usually termed The GARDEN' or GERMANY , . To which is ad ded, A cotreise. Vocabulary_ of familiar Phrases, &c: in Ger man and En" 7,14511, the use of Travellers. • By the Rev.'Dr.-12:ENDER, Native of Germany. Printed for Longman and ReeS, No. 39, - ' Paternbster-row. Cif iyhorn - may be had, lately : published, • A 1-1; - story of the Principal Eventint the Reign of Frederic Williain 11. King of Prussia; and a Political Riaure of Europe, front 1756 - to 1796, or the 4th year of the Republic ; Containing a Summary of the Revolutions of Brabant; ok Hollanl, - of Polan4, and of Trance. By L P. Segur, the Elder, Ex-Ambassador: Translated from the French. Price tl. is. bcdrcls.;; . " • • - • jONES's EDITION OF EACON's ESSAYS, With Portrait and Lite of . the Author. • • This Day was. published, .• • .Elegantly printed on superfine wove Vellum Paper, and em bellished with.a fine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Hopwood froM an original Piure, • ' E SSAYS, MORAL, ECONOMICAL, and PO . LI - ft - CAL. , • .. • • By FRANCIS BACON, B'arotf of Ver-ulam, Viscount St. Albans, and .Lord High Chaneellcr of-England: • To which is prefixed a Skeich.of his Life, price'6s. 6d. in boards. ... . *** A few Copies may be had - with the Head beautifully printed in colours, pride 75.. 6d.- • • Printedfor M:-loiles,. No. t,Taternoster-row. • Of witatit maybe had, j ust• published, . Fpntenelle's Plpratiiy 'of Woildsi price 31. • - Macgowan's Advantage and Disadvantage; of the Married Lite, as entoed into by. Religious and Irreligious Persons, .n elegant Frontispiece, price . . Mason's History of Jest's; for the Instruthon of Children, prier ts.- rills Day vas published, The Second,' dition corrected, Price ss. 6d.. of AN. EPITOME of CH - EMISTR-I f 5 in Three Parts. Intencied . to facilitate to the . ,StAident,. the.acquisi ot Cheplical.-Knowledge, by, minute InstruCtions 19r rites peso-ni:cnce of Experiment's. • : 11. Di reetions for 'the An l a.lysiS of . I,4inerai WaterF : of Ta. - ,,s and Storits - ;..0f Ores of Metals.;` and of Mineral Bodies in general. Atd • ' • Ra‘rt.l 1 I I nst dions for applying Chernical 'Tests and Ilt,ugents to variouliS::Ail: purposes. . . • By•'‘' ? :11.1-1.A.1\1 HENRY. ~ • Printed for Tohnsoli; No. .72, - St. Paul's Church:yard. Where pa); Mr. Henry's VieW of `the Obieels of Chemistry, - and its application to Arts and Manufadur::s. SCARCITY.-OF MONEY. • N these unprecedentecily distracted Times, the .I. proposition of a pecuniary aid, when - it is thde" - froni any truly respeetaole , quarter,' becomes - extremely interest ing, even to trios, who. iave the very best Sectu'ities to otl'er. In this important contemplation it is, that a man of acople power, And of the drat respe,:tahilizy - in life =( whi,:h an 'liver_ view,,or other confidential correspondent; will evince), is nappy thus to render to PcorAe n, 'Rank and Honotitt, and to such alono, on their, person.i ObliAation' only ;• or to new_ sons possess . ---li of Laridc(l, - F tnicled; -or esually fixed Property (Dignitariesof the-Church, the Beneficed Clergy, or Ladies having Dowers ' or Settleuicr..:s in particular), ANY IN- N START SUM, .by Annuity Lawn, at Annuity Interest, -hut -not - le4s thin • nor more than 50601. to any one. P erson. - E-very transaction :arising from this publication,' will evince its being founded on principles diametrically op posite to the numerous plausible, • bitt, mostly desceptiOns otters'On this Subject in the Prints ; of course on pri.nciples . of inteArity, secrecy, and diSpatch. ; and (it fol lows) of unfailingly yielding the most perfect sUist..tetion . to the. Bor.rowet, in%the-result.—Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have every gentlemanly attention paid them, ditedetto Nr. H. Jackson, to the care of` Mr. Rich niond,'-the' Master of the New Chapter - eoltee-house, • Duke's .court,'Lon-acre,,-Londorr: (P" No Agent. or Broker can be attended to ; no Letters noticed Which 'are not postage-paid ; and no personal inquiry there be gratified.. WANTED-TO ItENT, - trot more than rao , Miles froni - Landon, A GOOD - - FAMILY HOUSE, Ready Ftg:. NISHED, with . abouf . Firty Acres ot Land, fit for the nnineatate - reception ota Fainily. A Right ot reqtAted. : • • Apply to - Mr. R. Williams, z; 'Church-street, Mill bank; Westminster Ailgust 31, iBor. • • Ibol A NGLISH &TATE LOTTERY, 18oz, • • Begins Drawing March 3,. iBea. No. of SCHEME. Value of each. 20,000 iS 10,000 2,000 --- 1,000 --- Soo . _ TOO Value. 40,000 20,000 .10,000 lo,odo 6,900 - 5,c00 5,000 324,000 8, 000 60,0n0 Tickets.:, - £ .500,000 CA PITALS . DETERMIVA;iLE:-- Fir:“..-dravvuTick:sl;, .15th Day, k :10,000 i`itto ; ?.!SC De, 2c,000 Ditto, 32d DaV, 20,6d0 I)itto r 40th DAY,, r,coso TICKETS and s ITARts-Gt TICKETS. ate SIiA.LING at EVERY LICENSED ,LOTTEI.,Y -; OFFICE in ENGLAND, IRELAND, an,: SCOTLAND, • andtlai PRIZES will be paid in full STERLING MONEY. • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket, - IS a Half - 8 3 o .1 -Eigfrh • •. '2 • Quarter 4 3 l Si:o - eentEr ra* Tickets will rise gradually; the same as last Year. 'FOR DISORDERS - OF THE BOWELS, bALBV's CA RMINA - Tl - Vg. • A CAUTION. WHEREA many Counterfeiteci.Sorts of this Medicine are : :olretW-toi sale by sundry Druggists and others, -under• specious pretences ; and -whereas repeated Complaints have been made of the bad elfeCls of these Corn positions ; all.Pdrehasers are__ requested 'to` i)CpLirticularly careful in observingohat t'he name of I'. N RV is en graved in_ the S"tame,.whicli is. pasted 4n C4tcn rOttk.,_B4,..the sorestmark of authenticity ; and that in the Bill of Dirco: tions, in which such Bottle is wrapped, is the following EXTRACT' from the WILL of the late Mr DALBY. " And ~ t lereas, I did many ytars since instruet rrir Daugh ter Frances; now the Wile of Anthony Celi, of Nor:thstr,..et, Westminster, Centreman; in. the art add Method of prepar ing, compontilng, making Alp c-ert. in which I ain the set liNcntor, called and i:nil:Fersally known by the name of DAl,l3l . 's - CARNIINATIVE ; I have again instructed and.communicated to mly sa.i,d.Daught,p - , Frances Cell, the Sedret _of preparing or . Making- lirt.th'said tine; and I 410 hereby eonstitutend appointmy.said Daugh ter, the sole Preparer of Medicine. L likevvise give to my'said Daughter, prances Cell,. the sole Propeify of the said Carminative, and all Profits arising, from the sale thereof to her and htr Plcirs for ever." This excellent Medic',ne. is a most safe, effeaual., aril in general •an innetliate . Remedy - for 'the Wind, Cetlics, Can luxes, and other Disorders, in the 13ovvels of 1-1.- faint ; aria is er adlly-• serviceable to Pers'Ons . of a., ages, for internal Complaints occasioned by' bad, Liquor's apt, &c., It is sold only at New n.,2ty's time only Warehouse for Dr. jaines's.PowAer), N0..45, in St. Paul's, 4110teli-.yard, on the Coach- way,.a few doors from the Corner of Cheap side, _Lontio.i, in bottles, price .1 . 5. - 6 d.. each,.arid 3d .Duty.— Also retail, by his . appointment, at Mess. leboult and Co.'s, No.' iso; and T: Pict:lMT; No. "6',oxford-street T.Wade's, No. 13, Old Bond-strLt ; and' Co.'s, Cockspur street ; W. Batty's,' stationer, ' . BridgeLStreet, Westminster ; B. Burchell's, Long-A c re .; J, Ward's, No. 32;, Holborn; T. Ttitt's, -Royal Exchange', and. W. 'C.:Luke's, - No. 269, Borough High -street. , , . _ AntLIGIBLE FARM in the'lrE of MA/\T. TO LETI . , tor any Tern of Yeirs .not: eXceeding TWenty-one, and to be' enterett-rtyou iinizgctiately, jn FAkM; . 6.insi:,;in of 108 Aere.S'and tipw t ird&, Of Arable Loid, the gre'arest part being eiceeding good on the Preinises dre.a E.:welling . = house, Stable, Cow--housc . , Ptying:-kiln, pow -house, and - other Offices, suitable eti):.r tor a Farm.h, or a Gentleman who wishes tar ari'et.onomical retirement: 'The flealthy and pleasant,' near the, Sea,' . which produces a great abundance anti variety of Fish. There is' plenty of Liine - -stone upon the Estate, and great qautities or Sea-weed or Tang, an excellent• manure, are up on the sea Shore. The Country abounds 'with out, anklevery other species of Gitne, except 'Pheasants. The House is near the L inrch, and the residence of the Bi shop,•and many respect tainiiies. The Rent expected. will ?la oe much acute 1C:,1 7 ver annum. For. further Particulars, inquire of John Cosnahan; Esq. Dodglas, I,>le qt Man ; or of fir. Woods, George's Coffee hbuse,, Chancery-lane. • BEAUMONT .LOoGE. TO BE - SOLD 'BY AUC7IIOII . , . . By PRICKETT, . • - . .; At Garrawav's Cotfee-house, Exchange-Alley, Corniiill, on TueA,,i,/ tile tsrh of September, ISOI, at Twelve o'ClOck, in Fivclots, unteSs a satisfadory offer shall-be .made for the whole, or tor LOt before the Bth of September, of which due notice will be ' • CAPITAL and tnOst .• Desirable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE; comprising the superlatively elegant Villa called BEA QMONT LAO Dt.; E, recently erected in.itstile.of singular Elegance and Conveniency ; in a County unrivalled for Health, I'eiglibourhood,. and Field Sports; bcdupying vita wi;erein the peculiar bountieS of Nature and Art have b,zen successfully bestowed with uncommon ; sur rounded by excellent Roads most pleasantly situated on the Banks or the Thames, at OLD' WINDSOR,• in the most eligible part-of the Counties of Berks and Surrey ; with Sta bling for Nine Horses, Standing foe four Carriages, numerous attached and detached Offices of every description; capital Kitchen Garden, with lofty L'each-house . and Ice-house, ereganr Green house, 'Melon Pits, anti Plea sure Ground, disposed with great 'taste; Usher) , on' the Tharnes, and rioh Inciosures.: Also several Parcels of rich Meadow ; togethr with. ; ,ncat Brick Messnage, on - the Offices and (Pardris ; tr,,o*-Cottages and - Gardens ; .cnd kriown by tile name - Of.-'the Bells of Ousley, with the Stable, Standing fur Carriages, Offices, aud-c;artfm.. May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with descrip tive Particulars, may be had 01 R'lr It. C. Thomas; No. 40, Noi . .olk-str t iet Strand ; 'of Mr. Whitton,' No: to,' Gr,:at iiaton.l-40w ; of Mr. Prickett, Highgate.; PartiLtrla,rs illay,l,Kevvise be had at Garraway's Cotlee-l - ietr;e ; at the Uaptist Coffcc-hunse, Chancery_ 1 r '; ci Mr '1). SMith, Upholsterer; Witt - Isar) at Bot Lam's, anct at the 'at St;Oes. . , To SEA.:RATI-IERS. LeS Pastilles Mart4llks de.Montr:lier, or AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL. • rr HESE ,Lozenges being used along-with the ..11. Bath; will promote and 'raider its•e*e.ts More perma nent ;, they wilt occasion that pleasing glbw, which without ,them might, perhaps, never take pl a ce ; and by their means many persons have derived the greatest, advantage froin bath ing., who, without them, could never have continued the use of Aromatic Ldzenges - of. Steel arc found` by•eXpe:. rience to possess the most extraordinary powers in the Cure of Disorders incidental to. Youth of bOth 'Sexes. For Int proving debilitated, relaxed, or broken Constitutiohs; there deCidedly is not se'excellent a RemedY in the universe.; When the . weak, languid, ihe'emaciated of either sex, make a trial of this 111edicine, they find their spirits exhilarated, theirstengh re..rnited, and all their faculties renovated; and all the -alarming symptoms of approaching consumption sub side,' when a' ue perseverance in the use of this , poWerful Restorative has been observed. • The Lozenges of Steel are.prepared genuine by Dr. Senate, at, his-,house, is), Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, price.7s. per box, ,clutY,included, with the Doc oes.Portrait end, signa-• ture on each pox, without which none can be genuine. And Sold by Bann . , No. 153, Strand, 'near Somerset House, and retail by - alt:respeciable Medicine Venders in Town and Country. . Dr. - SE . NATE's TREATISE On FEMALE P.LAI N TS, /dedicated to the Q U E'EN,' may be had as aboVe, price 'V THEN Professional- Men of 'Education and Responsibility deViate from the general System by the seledion of a peculiar branch,. the Isandion of Itting.coh tinued-suecess is the best criterion of superiority. . I: ;ht years have I Ze:foted my . practice to the exclusive treatment of Three „Disorders, and the su\cesstul result of my plan gives trio additiOnal ardor to iippase, as far as I am able, ;the ravages of those CoMplaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of I Inman Infirmitieg. After initiation into every, firaneh, as an Army Surgeon, I forined a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. dividuals from the.' ignoranue: of invidifeited An'en, - Or: the equally.dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. This Three Disordets,' to tile Cure of which 1 have de voted my attention, comprise every species of V ENE-, it EA 1, 1 NI'ECTION, whether ofofa recent 'or long du ration: adly, 'All. kinds ofxlebility', 'whether arising from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature age: • And, , lastly, 'that • deran , .;•rment of the system in wo men which is called BARRI.: E SS, or'S.TFAZI LIT V. Numerous Diseases - are the'result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple . .Gonorrhcea; and it not un tiegdently happcnis that the 9.-:.eds or Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of air um;liiiaied hoer. = By a superior me ftiod such Complaints are ea s ily c u r e d ; an d,' even w h ere others have failed, Itrust that I may presume to offer a radical re..,establishment. • Few, hcovever, are.,the cases of complicated. distress in this disorder, comnared with the calamitous situations of Men, 'who,' frnrii ad iiidulgencd•in• a . :>olititrY . vice, - or - the prevalent gaieties' of 'a fashionable I . UC, acquire that • state -,of Debility:, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious hattits.. • • Where the unhappy sufferer brood i over his misery, but carefully 'colic eals his misihrtune, • i May be ,some cons°_ labor. for him to know, that although it be an' object` 91 doubt or uncertainty With other PraetitionerS,' the - rernoval of these De;iciencies by al,: gradual pro:Fess of- Renova. lion, is the adtittireMent . of - ...ny Ekperi'efice; •I the' rites of • l;acchus or Venus' hake began to reduce Manly vigour,. much anxiety ‘vill be prevented by an early• Counterac t:on of-this 'languid.: State ; ' and these - cases"; no.great difficulty will occur. c• liut.vy here this Deficiency lias'fbrear'' existed,' a prdpit , persevera4cc, is inclisperisably zrquisite to revive the slum berii4; Sparks`of tite,•and tore;itiqtrtateliio CciriMitution. IvIARRi E D \tiWD94 N f .whohlong been disappointed their e\ pe-I;t:;tilis of a 'l.anil iy, l max be assured, that in most instahces, such - ,:ra6 - is ;;ti-t.abie by Medical-skill. j'he secresy which, is so essential to . .my undertaking, and the iituditeatiolis NVIIIOf I hiivjf_tiesumed'to state, form the basis of my pretensions; and 'HI coincidence with .stich, this ijuntiatio. t i is given, -that Xr. 11. nits' be consulted per - son.till: by Letters (inclo'slllg . zt .sinall N4')te), at - hit house, No. 29, Arundel street, 'Strand ; - new Temple Bar. There i 5 an ati:litiOnal Elaranea •in Waier-freet, adjoining., and the Name is tin both the clDrs. Pit! . ll.lboi of the 40YW . Cb1legti of Sufgeon9.- [PkxSIB. PEn' EL • Catisa latci, iris est ncitissiiTia. EXTRACT, or ANr,ilA of .QUASSIA: T.lEU . l%.:Colonel ()Li Eft., ,iti the late Catit in India, and during the Siege of Seringaiiata .v.ts afflicted with i)yseutei-Y and general c hy Hallam and C.o.'s -E T fi,..1•1 NIA:AdV '4.IA trie'pirtieulats or coiriniun :ated in the following Letter, tc D. l Na. 74, Borough, v:th the ekpress desire that it maybe made public • , . No. Ili; -Wigniore..street, Cavendish-square; , l'eni.iary t 6, tior. In the late CamiTaign in India'N-hich terthinatel stn lor':.-o -natelV.Hror the BritisiA. Empire); f, was exposed, dll•it), , ; marcilthrottgli the Mysore, to excessive fatht.ite and 'a burn:- ing sun, that ene‘vate,l iny whole system, which increased rapidiy.in the course of the SiC'f.o of Seringapatam • during which, from the dampness of tire Imre:lei:mei-as; I ' Was taci;e..l. with a violent Pycentery, and by furtrfer exertion in the carrying, by assault' this itraportant place, was so far re.. as to , be Tendered incapable or further service : the whole SYstein had received a shuck that .threatetteit im-ne diate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer capable 9f per 4 forming its proper' flax:flak ;', the st: , rnacii and =We is were unable to retain the small quantity of food taken, which passed otrirnmediatejy ; the NervOus System anti Muscular libres were equaily al&cteif with constant tremor and debi lity, to such a degree as to render even walkiirg Thivatteclion, with the constant irritation on the Storn'ach and Bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue. .During my passage to England, ha d every assistance; without the smallest - advantage. On my arrival, I procure Medical Aid from every quarter that w as; thought likeiy tp teliel, and tbr several Months attended regularly the itiedicine and tegimgn.prescribed by iny Physicians; without, recei7ing the. Ipast benefit. October last I called on you, to inquire if T-lallatri.and co.'s Excrael, or:4nima of Quassia; was likely to be olser vice hi ,my, hope.,css situation. took. it from. your recomp riendatiob; and have the "happiness of,:fee.ling myself per tectie restored; and that . , brtaidng a few boxes oily. very iew,does produceci an ear,c ..nd regularity in the swimicta ruidi bowels, th 4 had not sinc , tiie ‘;irSt attack of the disorder. FR.sit , nt, the wi,ole train of tressiiny sytuptonii were soon el;' rclicv , cd, a nd I..bave now pie happiness to enjoy a suite or hcitlth 1 bad little rea. son to Expect. • • tjt.,`• , - -- The . ' Proprietors p'rticularly request Purchasertz Will be careful to observe, ca;al) bor. has a (...;:,rtiti . cate, r..d ink," E. Hallam And C 0.." as no other ca,,, posmbly he genuine. • _ _ Sqld Wholesale onl7, .1 - ly B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and retail, by Pidding, No, 76, Oxtbrd-street ; Newberg, r, , rner of ,St. Clitir,..ll-yard; Pearsall, No. .231, High Ilpl horn ; Tutt, Royal E,xchange ; Al, Pall-Mall; and. No. IP', Piccadtily ; and Tuirie ; --INI I 9.- 127, " boxes of .s. and res. 6:1. each and large pack . ages,. contain lug five boxes, il. 2t. each, Duty • ~c, 7k 4 , Rs. -PRICE, :Widow of Win'. Mr, Price; LYE. late Vicar. of. St. Jahri'.3, Chester, begs tb acquaint Dr. Solomon, that having toren for zri.:on:;ideraijie tiine griev otrsiyilliao s%ith 4 nervons'andlifilibus.,.-om),i:tint, want •of appetite, indigestion, kc.,f sq or which '.,: ti,t/ , best - advice of the most able Physicians` of- Li , i , atpot , i, wher.f" - slic te sides Tor the •benefit orSea. air, ail tne Sinai lesx -benefit, until, by Urgent solicitations of frftn,ls., sne inatle.n3o of a bottle of the CORDIAL BALM :Id GILEAD, which 'Mrs. P. assures - Dr. - Sdlomon has coiniktelyrestor ed her.healtn. Any service this Note maybe to Dr. -Sofa:, anon, Mrs. Price' wishes _he may make use of, and slic feel, pleasure in answering any Lady's inquiry ; theretOre Mrs. ...thinks it prUdent to add her signature._ M. PRICE. No. 7, Summer Scat, Bevington-Bush, ? Liverpool, April Sz, • 1801. Mrs. P; is the Datlghter or the late worthy arid much It men ted Alder Man Bolland, of Chester. Extract of a Letter from on board His Majesty's Ship Ville • de Paris, to Dr. Solomon, LiVerpoot. • . • Dear Sir, Inclosed is an Order on the Postmhster of Liverpool, for 51. please to send another Box of the Cordial Balm of Gilead; the former has done miracles ; I am considerably better, and would no doubt have been quite'cured had I .ruicit'ue of the whole,but as one of our men was in a deep . decline, add not expected to live many days, I spared him one of Utz bottles, and he is now perfectly recovered tO a good ftate of health.— Your 'excellent Medicine is the praise of the whole Ship's Company. I bey will senit the box as. soon as possible to r4t)u r Obedient Servant, JAMES WARD.' The Cordialllalin of Gilead is sold at Half-a-Guinea a bottle, and in five pound caa's;'containing the quantity of I:. small bottles, whereby there is a saving of 11. 6s. by all Veit , . ders Of Genuine Medicines in . the United Kingdom. " To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No,. 9, New Bridge-Street,' London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, Igor. T- BEG leave to inform you, that ever since tits year 179&,. I .have been ailliAed with 'the Lues Vene ta ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ut Medicine prescribed by. the most'eminent of the - 1 4 atrulty here, and undergding several severe courses 'of salivation, and tWiCe dischavreci from tilt; Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. • in tila spring of last year my disorder = had got to Such a head, nearly, to put a period to my existence—l. had a large ulcer on the cictwa of my head, one 'on each arm, an d my lt.-7;s were nrbke frightfmil Manner - ; 'my right waS dreati.: fully and had be:t7n kn, a , State of ulceration fort he last seven years; my left had also two large nodes •on 4,- was - very much 'discoloured, amid gave me suth.excnitiat ing pain, particularly' when warm in 'tied, as nearly to de rive me of :rest; in this lamentable state, .1 was recom mended by Mr. Thempso, (who receiJed so -great a citre by them heiej, to take' your Leake's 'Patent . which I began to •do.on the 26th of May ; in the coursi: of. a fortnight, • I began to receive benefit-,in little inore thiin a month, the tileermt on my herd , and • - arinS •were soundly healed—sdon atter, the sores on, thy legs healed also; leaving, however, consitterable discolouration ln the skin, and pam in the bone of the lett, which, by the sing of God, and a -little longer perseverance in yo.tr,milva-- 'Liable Medicine, subsided.; the _nodes dispersing, the-skits repining its. natura hue; 'and the nocturnal • pains '.gradually going oft:: I thus became, by your liberal adVice and Me-- dicine, perfectly free frorri all my former' compfaints- 7 - have recovered my former spirits and "strength, and - am • come jolly and. fit, in which stateHhaying continued NiAq months to .the astonishment of all!wlio. knew use, urn at a loss in what terms to c'N press My' gratitude, bur• beg you, for the 'good' of Other suaring mortals, •to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on cvecy , 'occasion ; jrt so doing,: you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratful, obedient, very himible servant, •• • ALE M Ul.oc.k: R. -sWan's Close; High-street, Edinburgh. - Witnesses to the abbve Cive long THOAtPSON, No. 3,, New Poultry Market; and Jong : WIN-cosi-1, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprieto'r, • THOS - AS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of -Stir. • geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridfe-streot.;. Londitri; where, after a constant residence of more thaii thirty-siX years, in a pradice particularly direeted to the cure of • Vtnereal - Complaints and thew incidental to the ..Parts or Generation, with that invialable secrecy which m,n of his profession. should always observe in such cases, he flatters him Self, the advice and assistance Ins 'gratuitoly administers to perons taking this •Medicine, wile lit~ esteemed, by - a• discerning Public, as an advantage sel lioni attainable and void•of all ambiguity. .Also sod, by his al3 - p)int mein, for the' convenience :of those living at a .distance, at the . Perfumdr's, No. 35, St.' Alhan's-stretit, ; the Toyshop, No, •103, ford -street; Mr. Disborougli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; • Mr. Steel's, 'Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Luttae. hill ; Mr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburg - 11_4' 'Mr.. Call well's, Dublin; and by one' pecson in every' Considerable • • town in Great Britain and 'reboil, in BekesofTquir, a's 9.V. each, sealed •up . with full. and plain;,(iir,iqifs,-wheroy. persona of either sexmay cure themselves vs.:til..ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. B. Every' Box sold in Great Eliltain is sealed' up with a Stamp, on wiiich,.Py. !2.osnrnissioners i printed, at •the Stamp-Of - lice- 4 - N ', New C B:id,:T,e-street,"!--to ' tilt' °Oars' are ounterfeitsi ''• • . • • T', CAPTAINS 'and ix . • ~: . F ro fA"S'I" E k S - orSl-11 i- 5.. " WHEREAS ...JOSEPH_ PHILLIPS, a :few, al). tb,,,,,, Fine from . his Mister ~on- Saturday Nigiit last, vai k , t 'Nlne o'clock; trorn, Portsmotith, with 1.31..:.,, :.rtes, tler tt Oi. and Upwarus, and Ligiit sliver Watclie4;, as 'MI. ( fOrn boned_ and it is suiiposed he mnas to leave the King- Plexi t o ; lo . is abdut 5 fect.B inches, stout built, I-tidily c-in- Pla c 6:' , short cfopt-blacli.'nair. Had on, when ha L.'.: :he Sqlnki. ''',al ‘light mixture lapp.:lled - coat; with a black vei,..-t top s , ' 4:14- waistwat•and breeches, whole boots with Otowo II e l w hce , ! a - .`, zp , :t ' er will cause Twenty the said Joseph Phillips to be sappre i shall ' receive Guineas Reward - on Conviv. lii the applyiiii,6 to Sainueljoseph, Navy Agent, : Gosport; ti'' 1•-olinty co Southaipploti. • . . Hunting watch; with a Glss in the Center, . - - N0:4066 Plain Watc.hr - - - No. 3622. Ditto nitro, ' - _ - No. 3863 - - Ditto ditto, - - - N o. 3 4 54 Ditto, with Indic: Cook, - Ditto plair., ' - . - . No. 3::3 . -i .• stop itod Seconds, - No. ;O' • ~' Srotl•nii St.conds Maker's - Rame 3 . j ........ ..,:all, - - No. 3123 .0p S.