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1...." 11 I IN Fi • r it iasitur * -"/•Ar tp A, I • • .t HUMBER: 3725.) RIDA Y, AUGUST 24., 1804. fPRICE SIXPENCF. %.• For the BENEFIT o f M r . MATHEWS. THEA FRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, • 4 1 , 1 N MONDAY NEXT, August 27, 18°4, the Comedy of "THE YOUNG QUAKER. Young Sadboy, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. ; Clod, Mr. MATHEWS ; Spiatterdash. Mr. 'PA LMER ; Diana Primrose, Mrs. - GIBBS. 'After which, redUced (by permission of the Author) into One t6l, the Comic Far ce of Mrs. WIGGINS. Old. Wiggins, , Mr. MATHEWS. COMIC SINGING an d other ENTERTAINMENTS. The whole to 'conclude with the favourite Entertain. went of RAISING THE WIND. Didier, Mr. ELLISTON. Tickets to be had at the Theatre, -and of Mr. Mathews, No. s, Sugblk-street. THE ONLY STATE LOTTERY. TO BE - DRAWN THIS YEAR. QWIFT and C o . No, i l, Poultry, are s e ll ing S TICKETS and SHARES of the LOTTERY to begin -Drawing on the zith September; consisting of 25,000 Tickets: In the Lotteries of 1.1;:t Year there were Vo i ev.,o Tickets, and `only Six Prizes of 10,0001. The present small Lottery con tains Three Prizes of 2(5,0001. and others, as usual, of 10 , 0 001.50001. &c . & c. maki ng i n the whole a greater amount i n Prizes titan any former Lottery of the same num ber of Tickets. • The following Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for the last year were shared and ,old at their.OflLe viz. No. 226 ,C. 13,000 No ' , 4. 2300 12 ,599 5000 . : 1,199 41,616 • 2000 19,556 5 . 90 c 30 _ 1000 20, 10 410 5000 63 57 •1000 , - No. 26087, 601. and others .of seal: &e. &c. to a great amount. BUCKS. • T,O BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With inimediate Possession . • .-- rIFIHE LEASE of a most Desirable RESIDENCE, 1 situated on a Pleastrig•ektvated spot, c-imittaiiding Views over a beautiful diversified Country, declining by a gentle Slope down to the Blinks (tithe Thames, nett the celebrated grand Objett called Clitcleu Summit; bounded iind . inter. se aefted With ; PI t. „t÷..l -it a ions, .g s, • • r .er. - and. lowering "us, vroVes, Rides ) and IValits ; alloWeiltO be superior to any either part of the Kingdom for the recovery and pre servation of Health; in a polite respeeleble NeiAlibouthood, within One Mile Of ToWn,'"alut Twenty-tive from the Metropolis; the !toads are tnicouthlooly in every direelion. The I I OUSE is happily ereaed on a Brow ; the principal Apartments judiciosly pl.u - med; with Bow Windokvs ; ad. joining a Lawn .and Paddock, with an elegant Temple and Summer seat, encirileclivith flowering Shrubs, and 'Walks surrounding the whole, containitii; about Seventeen Acres, he the same wore or less. The Offices are suitable to the main }louse, Stabling for Eight Horse,. Codelt.:liauses for Four Carriages, and.othetcOnvenient Buildings for the Accommo dation of a Genteel Family ; there are Ten Years of the Lease unexpired. The Purchaser to take the Fixtures at a fair Value, anti may be acccibminciated with the Furniture, which is optional. May be viewed with 'Pickets, and turther Particulars and . Terms known, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates in General, Appraiser, and Aottioneer, at the Bri tish Imperial Hotel, Covent-Garden ; or at his House, in High-street, Windsor, N.B. The above, Resideke has been many Year; in the Occupation of a Family of Dislintlion. • *** All Letters, post-paid, .will be duly attended to. . , SHR OPSHIRE. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the castle Inn, in Bishop's Castle, in t h e C ounty o f - Salop, on Friday th e 31st Day of August inst. pundually . ~ .tit Four o'Clock, .• . , . • .„ . . THE MANORS or LORDSHIPS, or Reputed ~ Manors •r ,Lordships, of NORBURY and HARD. WI CK E, and sundry very Valuable FRE E HO Ll3' ES. ' TATES, situate. in thosParishei of -Norhury, Clun, and L lanvair,Waterdine, in the said County of Salop ; compris. i/4 ,g StVeral capital FARMS, laid compactly together, 'col_ 4 a'ting of about Jos° Statute, Acres of Arable,. MeadoW, awl Sl'asture Lands, besides their proportion of 318 like, Acres ,of u mmoning, used as a SUN. P4ture, with divers well. Built Messuay,es and Out-buildings, in good repair, of the . .„, e 4 a t tlY Vilna of Seven Hundred and Sixty Pounds and up. ,' ,Its. lett to unexceptionable Tenants, whose terms chiefly • e ti,.. / (1 ' e at the end of the present year; in sundry Lots, Spec!. 1,,,, i re „, Printed Particulars,' which may he had at the Castle t o ;' v " °lslay s Castle; Talbot, Shrewsbury ;.. Crown, Lud i Talbot, Church.Stretton ; and Duke's Arms.. hnigh . rot ~_.l . The Estates in Norbury lie in a. beautiful sporting iiioslintrY, sixt&in 'miles from Shrewsbury, and four from c . l , l °P's Castle; and. theothers, eight miles.from Bishop's '',:.ve,eix front Knighton. Vt.r.. -,or further information ..apply to M ... essrs... * ke . rtyot a nd _chett,. Warrington, Lancashire; 1114..55r5.. - 1. unt-rvy and 117soies, Ilishbp's Castle ; Mr. John Thomas, Crit tin, near 1.," 0 1 , '5' Castle; or Messri. Manley al*, ',owes, tiliddle r uPle, London, where printed Part icular.my also be bal. 14, g . b al • A part of the Purchase-money (not exceeding (ma ').tray remain on Mortgage of the Estates, it required. FITS, BY TIIE,KINC's PATENT. Pains in the Stomach, Pains in the . FICA o ;Side, and pale languid i appearances in , young persont, ~..t . s l_ o g fro.n various causes and obstruCtions, that have re. .r,s_teu the pa, A . er of every othet Medicine, haee been entirely ) ,,etl anti wholly eradicated by CMNG's PATENT the . "1-D Es - ritoviNc; LozENGEs, which cleanse _re .Irrt,olllaLll Suit bowels of that acrid slithe with which they arc re"). loaded (and which too often become tilt secret llt use (t1i,..5,, fat:o disorders), but ire elledually subdued by ( ' ) l t ir ler in i3l this Medicine, wilielt is , proved superior to any' stor m , th t t s , ',a , )' Inethott of dislodging those crudities, and re. eaey fi '''''lY 1" ile "lth anti Strength. Cases 01 ,its efli- AS a n onl ePe " r. ' i ' n 'Y N p °4le ine°4'e w•rapped round each Box. zenges are pecuT I , l Ysic; on all occasions, Ching's Worth Lo of trots, „ Th d in a'ilreqiimelfaitc,,a.cious, will keep good any length . old, wh o l es 1 . -S. Cheopside, -I , ' - a c and retail, at, Ching and Butler's, , No. 4, Venders i n : : )41 R etail by most Booksellers and Medicine ........................„____oxes...o 6s. and as. 9i. 'each. . Fr: COOK's RHEUMATIC PILLS. ,-, R 'the Cure at the RHEUMATIC 'GOUT', ~ RIIEUM A T i S NI, SC U !WV, and every Disorder arising l ti t t o ) rn an impure state of the 131 o( d i and obstructd lii n' Prc Nred by ,"FtIONLAS COOK, in virtue of an As- Perspira ent of the original Recipe from' the Inventor, Mr. iEI"tY CDOK, his Father. Tiles A' ek e C • ills, during more than forty years, have con ferred Ln l , ,, greatest benefit on many thouSantis of afflicted persons . ; t.iiverttar constantly using them on every opportunity at of (le d Inn) by, an extensive pradice, and had the satistachun ,f'Seing 016,11-answer his most antesauine exped4tion. _., rersons having, either "from nvious inclination to tra-_ !I,tiee t nis,Medicine i , or utter inorance of Phartnacy, asserted that Mercury entered into its c omposition, the above original Inv entor anti P ro ir i etor Has 'thought it necessary, in !%`) ins MediOine ati l t! to thc Public, to make his solemn allida ,ity and to declare it dues not contain, in any form whatever, the smallest has, of M ercury. It is in-reality so m Id in I t' operation, as, well as innocent in its compos i tion, that it .;!laY be safely taken by p regnant women, and - children, and k'Y those of the most tielieate constitution. Pots Th e abOve.inent lolled I'llllllre prepared and sold by Thomas , No. 22, Suffolk- street, CI • ' , • •• • and by his ap , 11.fia%-cross , . . inte ntcwiloiesale and retail, by E. Newbury, at the cor ter 1 of St. Paul's Clirch.yard ; Howard and Lvans, Long . italei Stnithtielti ; and II - of Pa tent Nledicines in th I, • , by al V en d e r s stampS. wthted Kingdom, iii Boxes', price included. f • .. Ss. and tp..6d, each, ! . N '••,,,,......11. Non . c are Genuine but such as hear ell the label the -9 igatitire " khoniar Coos."' - .. .. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRI NC E of WALES. T14,1S EVENING the Superb NAVAL FETE, given in Honour of. the Birth of Ills Royal,Highness the DUKE CLARENCE, will be repeated. The.wholc Gardens will, on this illustrious occasion, beam in brilliant radiance from every point ; splendid emblematical Devices, and capital Trans.:parencies of the most distinguished Heroes who have so nobly sign lined. themselves ih the Defe.hce of their Country, will adorn the itotunda.and parts adjacent.— Presenting in the_whole a most interesting display of National Grandeur and Magni tkenee. The Mtisical Department for the Evening will be un commonly various and happy.. Anionq the numerous'Sclec tions will be introduced the favourite Airs of the " Wooden Walls of Old England," " Ruh: Britannia," &c. Between the Acis; the Regimental Band of His Royal Highness the, Duke of York will perfotin M3etial Music, and the Turkish Band, Pandeans, &c. a variety of English and Foreign Airs. • End of the Concert, a Grand Discharge of CHINESE FIREWORKS, by Sig. VINCENT() DE moRTRAm. - .•- -•_ Admission 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert be. gins at Eight. . .COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 4, SERI.E-STREET, LINCOLN's-INN, August 22, 1804. THE COMMITTEE :ip . pointecr to cittry into • , effect the Rekilittioni entered into at the Crown and An chor- Tavern in the:Strand, for Vindicating the RIG FITS of all the L.EcTtIKS a the K!!i-G1) , ..)11,-outrageil by the late Return. by the Sherilfot request that Subscriptions may be paid at - one of the following Places : ' Messrs.. Thomas Coitus a nd Co. Strand. Cobb,. St . oke3 and tro. I..ombard-st Net. I.adbroke and Co. Toreadnecole-street. _---. Baal, Chainbers and Co. Bond-stteety . Weston,-Pinlorne, and Co.:Southwark. And for 'the further convenience' of pe:s residing at. a distance frail) th:se Places, the following t.iletaleinen have alreatiy:Aigpitiedlitc'Tcoocusretice to receive Subscripticns in their rcspeaivo Neighbourhoods ' Mary-le-bone—NlG-.L4l.gley, Edware" Road; Mr. Ro gers, No. is 6,. Osford-sticet. Si. Ann's; Soito- , -Nlr. Adams,. Dean-street; Mr. Bram. well, No. ss. reek,vrcet i - Mr. Weot, King-street, Soho. St. Marttn's and St. Paul's, Covent-garde .—Mr. Long-acre. , • . St: Nl:agaret's and St. john's -Mr. Medley, Dorsct-square, Cannon-row. St. George's, Ilanover-square—Mr. , Benwell, No. 26, South Autiley-street._ St. Jams b--Mr. Moody, Carnaby-street., Chelmpanel Bromptan —Mr. Lee, No. 7_, Sloane -street. .St. eicinent Danes--" Crown and Anchor Tavern; for Morning, Chronicle: St: Andrew's Holborn, and St. George the Martyr—Mr. Coles, W hit t . Bear, Leather-lane ; Mr. Graham, Red-hun ts:pare. llishopsgate—Mr, Michael Pearson, Spital-square, fvfoorgate—At the t; lobe Tavern. The Conniti t teo continu e s itti n g every Day at Tivelve o' lo ck, where Lonintimications will be received and at tended, to. .. 'TWO THOUSAND, - -POUND'S WANTED upon .Mortgages amply secured upon, Copylvold Estates in. the.County.of 'E sex. For particulars, apply to ikles:ii..l-loward and niggles, Golden-square. BE PARTICULAR AS TO TfIE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. MUTLER's Furnishin.Upboistery, and - Cabinet - 1.) Ware-rooms and ManutadlOry, Nos. t . ; and Li, Cathe. tine Street. -A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and .most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned materials, • and excellent workmanship, with 'several ill provements. • BUTLER respetfully relies on the good•diseernment of the that they will aee through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed' to him-and counte . rteithi4 his arti cles. 1t is well 10.10Wn that BUT LE I% has two patents, one .for Tables, thcother tOr • Bedstaids; The principle of the first • is applicable to almost all .k inds of,Tables i and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them' more convenient for Houses, and much mere portablo. The principle of the: other is,applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as .Four Post, Tent, Sota, and Chair Beds, Which latter arc singularly use ful in siCkness, and each when' shut • up; make a handsome .piece of furniture for a Sitting RooinA)ressing Room, eze. , 1 he Four Post and Tent lieds.gologetter.in all parts with brass, and arc fixed with much ease without Hie help of . :1 tools or tacks or nails.in the furniture, and are very portable.t,j Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of dot Annyand Navy, and hattlimates, :its° portable Chairs, &c. ' 13u x E JCS Pattlt. Manufactures have been graciously pa tronized by.the•King, Queen, and Royal facility, and ho-- by,orders from numbers of the Nobility and 'Gentry,- and have been..highly approved of 'in the East and West . ' Indies i 'the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for Which he returns his grate-' tul acknowledgments, and cann.,t - . b:tt notice the kind Of fices of some others, who fix uls larse Sign-Boards, with Bo Ti. E. It's name inscribed, which Kitty help also to promote his Rosiness, or should it he designed otherwise, .he, by the permission of. Providence,. manufactures and sells his Sive :nor Four-post'and other. Beds, excellent Diiiing Tables, and •Caninet Articles as above, namely. Catherine-street, 8 doors from the Strand , a Brick front, 'louse, where he has con-, strueted several Tools and. Machines . for working the same, and. has otherwise been at considerable , expence , to bring them to that utility and degree of pertettion at which they now are.- At the same. place may be had every Article for the completely Furnishing Houses.. N. B. For Exportation. • I I) HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty. Afrec. tion-51 with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, 'and general Debility, (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by LVIIITEHEAD's E,SSENC4 of MUSTARD LLS, afterrevery'ot her means had tailed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and etkClual Remedy in the world, curing the severest SP It Al NS and II It In S ES,. in less that' halt the time usually taken•by Opocloldock, Arquebusade, or any other Liniment or E.mbrucation ; and used immediately after airy accident, it prevents the part turning blac):-. It . is prepared aril - sold - at as. • gd.'each box or bottl2,Dy R. o hnston , j - Apothecary , No. 15, •C, reels-street, SUho, London. For Weak and Relaxed Habits, Dr. AUSTIN's CHALYBEIATE PILLS. THIS .Preilaracion, invented by the late cele brated Orate(' Physician, whose Name it bears, is found su perior to all other Tonic and Restorative *Mdicinos ; being' so.ChernicallY combined , as 'to retain all the atiive Powers, of Steel, freed from:its heatiog Quality, and to sit easy upon „ the Most delicate Stomach. _ These Pills are recommended‘to thoie Persons w!.ase Frames have been debilitated by Hot Climates, inter perance. or any other Cause ; and they are particularly ealculaatl tor Females at that yeriod, of Life when. the Constitution is often defective, either front Habits too sedentary, or from want of tone in the System, inducing Languor; Sallowness Palpitations, 'Trembling of. the Kliees,.&c. and for All Ner vous and 11y poeliondriacal A Ileciinns. Sold by NEwn zit Y and SONS, at the only %Varehouse for , Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price 45.. a, box, Duty included ; also, by , I W a de, Old llond-strea ; llacon'and Co. and J Piddhig, Oxfords street; llayleymnd Cp. Cockspur-street ; J. Ward, Hot bbrii ; T. 'Putt, 4(441 Exchange ; W. Clarke, lioreukt ; and j. Harris, corner oi Ludgate•street. B. CROSBY.and CO, • Stationer's-court , 'Ludgate -street, B EG leave t o inform Gentlemen an Artificer's, • ,• • employed in Iltulding,, that they have this I)ar - pub-fished a Second Edition of their HU I L ER's NEW PI( IC E BOOK, with cotittierable additions ; corrected to' N 44 Ist; . 4804. price 3s: and assures them it is the 'Neatest, ,most Complete, and the Correetest Work of the kind ever present. od to the:Public ;' and 'feel it thoirAnty tb CAUtiOll thant against purchasing any.' impertea Edition S-of similar Works'. . In this Edition is ndw first given • the' bsy Duty ma Win. tows the various prices of Paper and Paper Hanging, the Method of making Cements fOr Furnaces and Water Works and also the names and residences of thc Distridt SurvLyors.. Besides the usual Tables, are added the vaiiititts"P rice's of La. boor and Nl.lterials, with InstruelionS for Purchasing ; and an Engraved Plan' of a Thud-rate )loose; Abstract of the .Building Al, . , Iiv , JOHN.PHI 1.1.1"P5, • (Author of the History of Inland Navigation), . Assisted by her I: minent. Builders . and Surveyors. LITE RAT U R tBo3. • I.),iv was pi;blished, , Haqclsomely printed on fine wove paper, making one very Volume, ilmo.. done up ia an extra inanner, price Gs. embellishal with. Five beautiful Beads of Dam in, Cow . per , .Miss Sew.u,l, , Pratt, ‘i•td Colman. FLOWERS of LI r T ERAuRE, for 1803 ; or, •Charatieristie Sketches •ut Nature and Modern 'Manners. Tn which is added, a general View of Citerattne during that Period: t'irb Notos, Ilistorical.and Explana tory, - and .Lives of the above five celebrate&Charaders. , ily the Rev. F. PREVOST, and F. BLAG DON, Esq.. To b continued Annually. The Proprietors and Editors assure the Public they have availed themselves of every hint to improve•and anima this Volonte, and hope it will be still more aeLeptable than' the first, a large impression of which has beemocarly 411 sold in eight months. London; .Printed for 13. Crosby and Co. Stationers'.-court; • Paternoster-row. To) - ANGLERS AINID TACKLE SELLERS. This Pay was published, price 24. sewed, or as. 6d. neatly • bound, ACONCISE . TREATISE 'on. the. ART of A SIG LING, contirinal by aattal EXpetience ; in tersiieriA with several - new and recent Discoveries : the whole. wining a.cornplette Moszoin for the Lovers of that pleasing .and rational Recreation with a Frontispiece, te prtsei the ttilltene'.Flies ti.•; inn Angling. Sixth Edition,. 'earzidlly revised, 'By THOMAS REST., • London Crush} and Co. Szationeas's-court, f'aternosLrow. . Wheie may be hail, price is. or, with a coloured Map of Londcm; • price Gil. Crosby's View of London, or, the Stran;er's Guide through the British. Metropolis; containing an Accou9t of its Curiosities, Amusements, Commerce, Public Buildin4s, and every other object worthy the Aura. lion of the curious Visitor,, as well as the-Roident of this vast Capital. This DAy were pubibliekt, Embellished' with Fonrclegant Eneravings by Hopwood and • • Son, beautiftilly printed, on tine. itvov: paper, by Mr. Sw and carefully lot. ressed, trice.}.. 6d. cxtra lxiards, POEMS,' on VAIUOUS SUBJECTS, selet'ted to enforce the Pratlice of Virtue, anti :o comprise. in One Volume, the BEAUTIES of IiNC; LI S PO I'kY. By E. TOMKINS. 'Another Edition, on sifiall Paper, for S‘:hools, vith al•rontispieceonly, making a handsome - Poikei &.:teclion is made. with judgment, and adapted both for Young Gentlemen and Ladies'. and approved of, And used by every Schou! in and near London ; and. by the me realit of its sale, It is not doubted :hut that it will soon be introduced into the respeelable Schools in every part of the Country, price zs. 6A, boards,' or 34. neatly bound. London : Printettior B. Crosby and Co: Stationere-eourt; Paternoster-row. • Where may'he had, just published, price cs:•ar with . the Plates coloured, extra boards, Asa bd. The Fables of Flora. by Dr. Lakhorite ; embellished with H2T 2Z 'Plates, draws by Stothard awl engraved by Bir.ell, Raiding, Gar dener, flrinted in'a very eleg,ant sty ie by Alf., Swi:an : to which is now first added; the Life (Atilt; Author. This Day . wa§, published, in .4to. price O.S, • tie SEVENTH, of CYCLOIVEDIA'i 71"tIE NEV .or, Universal .Dictionary of Arts, Silences, and, ,Liter.ititie. • Formed upon-- a more . erilargerd ;plan of arrant ement• thin the Diet vof Ntr. Chambers; comprehending . ..the various • Articles of tii:a Work, :with-Additions ar.d Improvements ; together the New Subjects of Biography. Geography, •aruL History :..adapted to the present SLIM t Literature and SL By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. F.R.S. Editor of the ta3E •Edition of Mr. Chambers's Diaionary; With the assistance of eminent professional Gentlemen. Illustrated by New Plates; including Map's, designed and engrivett for this Work by some' of the most distinguished A rtists. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees , and Orme, No., 9 Paternoster-row ; and the prin c ip a l Booksellers of London. 'GAME LAWS. • 4 This Day was - published, in 4. Pocket Size, price. Is. 6d. ffiliE GAMI .I,AWS; being, a comprehensive AL and familiar Treatise . upon that Subjeel z , comprising all the Statutes and Resolutions of the Courts relating to Deer, Hares, Rabbits,' Phea:;ants, Partridges, Grouse, Fish,., and other objeelli hf Sport ; together with the Qualifitatians, by Estate and Certitica e. for killing Game; the- Appointment and Authority of a Game-keeper; the Mode at recovering Penalties under the Came Laws ; the Law. concerning Tres. pais in the Pursuit of Game; and the general Law relating to' Dogs. Fifth Edition; corrected and'enlarged. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Son,, Port ugal•street Lincoln's Inn. ' P h is Day was published,' *. By Mathews, No. .13, Strand, H. I). Symonds, Paternoster. row, London ; Du ~ , dale, Dublin; anti may be had of any Bookseller, in One Volume Octavo, %vitt' an elegant Por trait of the Author, a new Edition, price only 3s. contain ing nearly po l'ages, of OLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, t..)— ADVICE TO BOTH SE XE4,.in a Variety of Coin plainta:, explaining, in a concise git 4 plain manner, the Nl*, T :A reatment, Mt most efficacious Remedies' for the following Diseases. which are tre.m.,cl of under their respective Heads, viz. A tortiort or Miscarriage Indispositions attendant on Asthma • Pregnancy ' Appetite (Loss of) Indigestion Barrenness 1 uvenite 1 ndism.•tion 13ilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or Grc:ii Sickness Menstrual Evacuations Childbearing • Nervous Diseases • , Consumpti,ns ' Onanisin, or Seetet Vonery Fepiale Diseases Pregnancy • Fits - • Phthisis or Cough Fluor A lbus or Whites Rheumatisiu • Flatulence or Wind Scrofula Clem - • Seminal Weaknesses Cionorrhcea. k • Scurvy Hypochondria or Melan. Turn of Life, &c. choly Cumplaiuts. • To which is added, an Eisay on the Vent:N.J Disease, ,Glects, and SemMal Weaknesses. The whole i I luAr4ted and interspersed with a.variety of antitank 1...u5, ',ever be thre published. By - S. SOLOMON, M. D. , • . The Atrthar is , proud to confesi, that \ he has.been asisfed by eminent literary , medical Men , to whose Labours and As. sistance lie is mu c h indebted ; they, as well as himself, have prescribed, and acknowledged their salu. E Milers given to any Bookseller in Town or Country, fur 4' Soloill"n's Guide to Health," - will 'be duly,exectited, at only 3s; ehrlt Cop;, of Carriage. • For the very en:o kill, Character or thi4so* the dilarent Reviews. ' EAST INDIA HOUSE, Auguit 15, igott. rrifjp, com,pinTEE of. SKIPPING of thf uNITED toirlPAivr of PIERCIMNTS of ENG. LAND, traiiog it: the Eait baits, do hereby khre,Vatice, . That the - Pthotittre will be ready to receive Proposals, ho iealed up, oe or klore Ifitinesday the 29th,instaia,Jecnz suth ,PerJoit: •who may be will'o4 to irietp?y, the Coenpaly ivith COPPER: And that the Conditions if . the.Cc-ttraf ma) he tern, upon ap. picador to Mr. Coggan,' Clerk to the said Conant tee, with st•lom the Tende►s matt / he left &fore Tst.elve o'Cl:ck at Noon, on the said 291 h instant; 7,tyond iobig-h` hour the Committee' zt, irl nct twee/Ile at : 7 Tender. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. • • 'ILIACI-1, late Physictan to the Saxon Ambassador at the'Court of Orem Briiain, and Author' of the Do4lleStic EncyclOpyedia, 'Treatise on Regimen, tke... ecc. tic. approves'and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public At are (atid...tiw t i!? pirtic4o,yvho are going., to the West I ntliotwAtriftrie +, or any other part of dui World - , that may be, or have- been sithjett to p cs iii tnT iA Di sea , m ) 'the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, ' No. 4c, Charing-cross, london, to, Prevent , -..nd Cure the Yellow Fever. .The most possitive testimonials front professional , men, and other respite...table persons, may he seen in pamphlets, to be had ; 'gratis. at the WareilOuse, which -not only prove, the fullest manner, the efficacy of 014 Reni.edy in tii4t loost dreadful Malady tne YelloW Toyer, but .also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health it; a hot climate.. _ . • • The above invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with, Diredions (santtioned by Dr. W en), in ca4e.ot au at. tack of any kind of Never, at One Ginnoa each, sialkient fur one Person t 4 Twelve Months. NO, 29 1 Artindel-street, I, 18Q3. AVING de4icated myself to the study, and beez gratified by the Most consitierable•pridice in that branch. which I . thoaglit.proper to seletl. I...trust that I have - not more ruisemployed my time than those wile), in the rex tensiVe field of the ProieeAion. , .are occasional tylinuters :d in uncertainty,. and cannot, always. attain that success which is acqUired by. conc.zittrating the intellee.i.tral power to one class' 4tdisorders. lhel)iSeitsesot Debility arc peculiarly distresSing ;JOT they bring with theih:a ttainofccn‘cornitant . ,Symptonis, told, by a depression.of all vital energy, existence itself becotnei embit tered. %V lietherthey ari,>e frOin the prL:vaience of. ill .ex- • ample, the tl.•struetive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex, ,cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require tyre moat iii. . siduous professional skill ; and vg.ll may.it IN observed, that by the igneranee of uneducated Wren, the symptoms are aggra. rated, and the constitution isdestroycxl, As a 11.1epber of the Roya', College of .Surgeons, and for. " merly..Suwon in the Arhy, I ground .my pretensiotts on re* gulanty of education, and possessing every privilege to prae. tice, I feel myself entitled that coritidence with which L. have hitherto . beep so liberally 11.4ioured. • . tie first •Seiritions of local weakness, •early. appliation will prevent the calamity Oa Maine ; but where ine - stitlerer, front a consciOusuesS of the utunaniness of the vice wh . wil caused. his misfortune, is fearful of the cont em pt fir c:ins:.ire of his F..amily Physician, and broods over his in tirmity - withearefol Concealiwr.t, it must be szttisfaEtory for him to he assured, tot 0111, Ott capability of treatment, but al,u of i ' l l e 'h l e n %' t i et i l l e v r l e b a l l ab b ic is s e e i c ts r e e c Y o . otaminates the springS of life, the seiats or. , .thilStence are poisoned by it, and posterity is injured by the indiscretion of an .unguarded moment. I ri recent venereal complaints it is possible so prevent pain, danger, or distress; and in the most,oorriplicated cases IC is the acquirement of exclusive experience itt this hne to et*et a sate, certain, and speedy re-establishment. • - 1 ollirr the advantake of this experience to those of either sex who are afßieled with any kind, ofdebility, or.any toms of Venereal Infection, and in all cases. the' terms of reinuneration are statett•on the tirstititervieW.. Patients in the Countty ace, oips,Cl,;(l tp inclose a,Fl4tilt, Note, and are requested to specity th .ir Age and :runner of living, as well as the existing symptoms of the complaint,l MARTIN lIREE, Member of the Royal College ol Suigeons in London. No. 29, Strand, A rundel.street, nei4 Temple-bat.—There is an additional entrance in Water.street adjoining. VENEREAL BIAND.NESS, mac. - To Mr.. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No 9, New Bridge-street, London. DEAR SIR, • Ur is with the most heartfelt . satisfildion that A address you on the incotnparable excellence of your in valuable Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT P 11.16. In the Spring • - if this year I had the misfortune to contraa a Vene real Complaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous symptoms; 'insomuch, that I have been confined .to my room for a whole week together, and not able to stir out of it 1 had no rest night nor day, and sultered the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew weak and so that 1 could Scarce dis c e rn any obje , if over so clime to me, and expected' nothing less than the total loss of my sight.—From a stout, healthy, and rather corptilent man, I became a mere shadow, end an objed of pity andeompassion. My friends had all given me over, and thought - my recovery impoSsible. In this dreadful expeeling every minute to be my last in. this Was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicine; but haying tried all medical aid t o no purpose, and being at an enormous expence, it was some time before 1 could be prevailed on to take !them; .at last I sent s w t a o t r e lil , and, d fur six boxes, and before'l had taken them all, I found con siderable benefit; my Pains gradually decreased, and my eye,- 'sight grew better, and, to the great surprize mut esto.iisli meat of all my friends (after taking three boXes more), my health and strength was perfealv restortid, and I ant now (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as• well and hearty as ever .1 was in my life. You are at full liberty to publith this in any manner you think proper, for t he , benefit of society at large, and which I should have sent you sooner, but was feartul of a relapse. , I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. L. LEIGH. High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1, t7gq. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all • Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal 'Affeelion, particularly 'to those about alter ing their condition in lite, as it will certainly eradicate every taint -of that nature, of however long standing, or however disguised under the appearance of other disinters it may be . ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and ChtaneouS Cam plaiutst it is also' recommended to be taken, especially in the. Spring, Summer, and 'Fall. iircpared and sold LK the sole P roprietor,..Tuo t , t As T y I Loa 'Member of the t.!orpote,tion at Surf ' eaus London, at his I - louse, No:e, ' New Bridge-street; where he will, give Advice, with Out a fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patient,' Letters, if, post-paid; on the same 'terms, Observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, ncs Patient's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the couv.,e of more tl - eut 35 years, 'that he bas had the condirding art an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. They .are also sold br his appointment, at the fumer'c i . No. 33, St. Alban's-Street, ; Mr. Ro bertson's Toy-shop, No. ro3, ‘ Oxford4treet ;. Mr: steeir s , No. 1, Union-row, Little ; and hy one Per son in every - considerable Town in England, &C. in boxes of only as, ed. each, sealed up, with full and plain. Di redious, .whereby Persons of either ,*ex. fli y cure them selves with ease and seetecY• ' - N; lt. Each I.ltix. sold in Great Britain is sealed tip with a- Stamp, on WhiCh, by favour of the Colimil , zfiioners is printed at .the Stanip-Oflice--" T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge-street,to imitate which is "felony', and adl other are counterfri4. ;', • -