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[i /,-.UNTI3ER 6681.] • 'II3EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I ll i ills I'RESEINT IntENING, Feb. 4, vv,ill •‘ h . eperfoiltea the Comedy of WILT) OATS. Rover, Mr. Elliston; 1.34iy Amaranth, Mrs. Glover. ' _ To which will he added,. THE CHILDREN IN. THE WOOD. 'Pr ° - morrow, 'f he - Mereriant of Venice; with Rogues All. . , • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 111 S NIESENT -EVENING ; - . F03. 4,•• will *be performed the Tragedy of - - JULIUS C.SAR. Prutus, Mr. Kemhle; Porcia, Mrs. Powell To which will he added the N`lusical Entertainment of • THE BEE-HIVE. . %. - To-morrow, The Farmer's Wire; with The Miller and his At n. TtOYAL .ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. OTIOE i§ hereby ripen, that all WORKS intended for the ENSUING EXHIBITION must be t.nt on MONDAY, the Fourth, or br Six o'Clock, on TI,T M', the Fifth Of April, afterwhich time none cat be T ad-; twitted . All possible care will be taken of such works, but the Is t }al Academy cannot hold theutselves responsible in cases 44 accident. 1-lENRTI4OWARD, R.A. Secretary. 1 1 1 - 1 E PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA: , and PATENT TRAFALGAR-SIDEBOARDS DINING; 'TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture,- ) 1 1 % 1 upon Piro new different Plans • the Patent Improved Sofa p e ; ,"s and ' Chair Beds; Brass-scre ' l; Four Post, and Tent .15113, with Furniture and Bedding complete.; Portable ,g• 7 113 , with several other new invented and improved articNt Ininiture; also a general and very extensive assortment of l iphol s t ery and Ca bi net A rt i c l es f or f urn i s hi ng H ouses mom- E lt ready manufactured, where Families may select and i nish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme 17 n nvenience of waiting several Months in completing their g ablishment. t i ß agt and West India Articles, Army and Nary, &c.'&c. by Organ d Sanders 16 17, Catb,;rine-street, Strand, on the an most mode ' rate,- for prompt payment. IMPORTANT 14 INTER NIF.DICINE. '•By. His Majesty's Royal Letters . Patent. R: SIBLY'S REANIMATING SOLAR •it TINCTURE is particularly recommended at Ibis -chill till, season of the Year. The warm anil invigorating qualities of lii ! Nole.r Tinettire are very prevalent in removing the impit- ClEs.induced by cold and emaciated habits, as well as iu re . v i e r ling complaints incident to debilitated constitutions. Its t•6 r ""s have been too lg established be doubted ; there iii,,! with confidence it on is prdmoted as to a valuable family - Me,-, Vle in the.most afflicting eases. I N .-uld in Bottles at Gs. 7s. 'Gd. and' 14s. at the WarehouSe; • 14 Lye Kinonstreet Suirey-road, arid sold . by most Venders d s om. ' - • . • t h .a l •-0 Pr. Silily's Lunar Tincture for Complaints incident to I!_ . }',.r...iat e Sex, at,lo s . (.79. only. . , • ,„ • _• 3l .- B. The G e n u i ne h as " C. W . Saffell " written upon , the -utside wrapper. to THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC. Letter from V.' Mrs VIN • DRAYTON Esq. .Both, to Lon . don. - CENT, No • 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Madam, D think .myself deficient in duty to : 11 society and you, were I to withhold my. public testimony T vthe great eilicaey of roar t - : O3 i'L..V.ND'S LOTION, which ;seen n ewer my own perf of.ormed by the administration of it in a case -ro • • te lllt eu lig gentleman, aged ab ou t seven 'y ears , y on of a Ca t' , • th e army, Iva,: afflicted with a vi ru l an t an d s o re erup -111,•4't; the complaint resisted various applications from the . consultation of three physicians oferninence, and con.; grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when a who had received a cure of a very bad case of Scurvy in crr,ae of several year§ 'standing, 4 S-our GOWLAND'S recoMmended a trial of the same rem edy.—lt was tc„r"",d undermy own inspection—the disease gave way — and • e, r ' cl -e quarts of your Lotion perforated a radical cure of tlis -13,0Z. Which had Neon about font ye.ars duration, and had fj,!'d the, skill'of sevorol. plipiciTis eminent in their pro s'ittn. • P r , , Go \t Tay conviction of the abort cure I recommended your LAND'S LOTION VI a lady whose faceexhibitecla very 4 % ,; t greeable eroption, (even large puStoles, and as owe died another . appeared,) so 'mach . so as to prohibit .her going c °flittany ; a:pint o your GOWLAN p D'S LOTION etieo.- c ure, and she is'now f free from erution. I Itin,•Mallam,Sce. ' j,l . WILLIAM DRAYTON. by Nlrs. Vincent (Sole PropriFtor of Dr. , Gowland's ". Receipt) No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; and Co., No. 150, Oxford-street; Newbery and Sons, wards, , St.. Paul's "Church-yard ; Dioey and Sutton , tp,;'ren-yard; 'Earclay,'Fleet , :market ; and by all the re, Venders.Of Genninp Medicine in Europe, in quarts, I) ; t 1 • if-pint r's gd • •n . s, ss. Gd. ta - • LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. TM; regular Piactitioner plutites himself in that superior sagacity whieh enables 'him to detect the 4t4licistures of the Quack, while the latter, with equal blunt if not truth, retorts he charger of lgnorance and Wei cru the established system of Regular Medicine. L " Who shall decide when Doetnrsdisagree ?" tri e e i t Presuntption stuile, - or - Pride frown : it is a lamentable '4,41' , that the present state of Medical Pretension, as a eer- , cot l " is not to be ranked With the meanest mechanical dis of the age. Per me let Galen moulder on the shelf, 71, .11 live and be Physician for myself. .is"but One infallible criterion which cannot deceive. l'Apitnee is the Test of' Trill:b.—Dr. WEBSTER'S VEGE- Ie 4I 7,,"-r-, MEDICINE, the English Diet Think, has for fin every specie's of Fever, in all kinds of Nervous Com tirliZts, in' Scu rv y, in Sciofnla, in Dropsy, in the Gravel, &c. e Itr „, t .",'lv restored the dejeclecl , to spirits, the.exhausted to '. lirof''"; anti recalled the vital spark - to multitudes, whom . still had ahandoned.in despair.. 1111 well knew the pernicious , and destructive eftecfs . of _ _tin leer y, and was therefore decidedly hostile to 'all descrip 7 i,„°' Quacks—he was an eminent Pilysichin, 'of extensive ~neEi:',.e -n ce, and who, for half a century, disvuised more be t•lbt;fi" suffering, INutanity, by the application.of this Vege 4tia „e.niedy, 'than all the practitioners s in the Modern Mate- Merl,, can-boast. He happily combined a perfect know !if the human frame, and of the animal economy, science, and was therefore complezily qualified to irl"'ster , slith pr e parations with su c ce ss. l'ri tlt! ) °" WhO wish to see hi's iniproVed . yegetable System` and tra,„'Ples fully d eve loped, may, by applying to the \Tenor rs, lishe'dr?,,b).Soi_in Treatise, a new Edition of which is just pub ice as. kle tis invaluable -Medicine IS now faithfully prepared by E. '1,1'045 and Co. 92, Borough fligh-street (sole Proprietors), ur, Original Recipe, which has r.ssnoied overtotheur by s old thster some years prior to his : death. ?' lt d in half pirdbottles, 45.; pints ditto, is. 6d.; and in ditto, 14s. each, duty included. "d" liolesale and retail by the 'Proprietors ; also 'wholesale o t , re , tall by - their Ac'ents, MeSsrs. Howard and' Evans, Al .1.- 'lane, West Sinitlifield. fe et ette'rs and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will !he earliest attention. to,„: 11 is sold r e t a il, b y nue at least, .in every considerable Pt 'n the United Kingdom; and - by the following Venders 106, e dicirre in Lond on ; Ellict so n Chemist and Druggist, p"rough ; Bolton's Medicinal:Warehouse, front of tie gi s e Excha nge , Cornbill ; Colesworthy, Chemist and Drug tey-t'„- 144 , Whitech4p r t ; -ounse ' y Chemist, 24, Great Snr lateet, Illackfriar s - rea d, an d a t Kennington-cross • Sanger tisi_ aeon), 1 50„Oxford-street ; Midgley; Chemist an'el Drug _ 1 40 , Strand ; -Hudson'and Co. Chemists,27, ti tt ,."; ward 324 HolhOrli • and Mattress, Perfumer 3, W fr k * i ft \J___,.o .., ~ , ,; 7•,.i .4 ?,,,, - •..--- ~ ~, ,_. `v(-_-1.-_____, 7 Y [....7 , . ----=---_-, ---- 0 - • - 1. •-•---,--= .0 • --- - - 7--- , ...- - -; -4-. If \-- ' z. - - - •. 4 0 -----•- -'- t t , Kit .. .744,7""'', Kit . _ dr: , ~, \fi 1 s . FRIDAY, FEBRCA ItY 4, 1814. NOTICE. PRE EDINBURt> H and LEITHI.SHIPPING COMPANY have DISCONIINUED .the WHAIW on the River THAMES,' !mown by the Name of , DOWNE'S WHARF, and conducted bF.the Com patty of DOWNE, DELL; and MITCHELL, Wha,rkngrrs, in London, and have, in lieu of it, established a connection with the WHARF :known hy the name of THE GLASGOW WHARF, MO 'conducted by the Qompariy of JOSEPH ADAMS aid COMPANY, also Whartingers, in London, which latter House is •now solely empowered to receive GOODS ssnd FREIGHTS at:London; for the EDINBURGH and LEITI-J SHIPPING COMPANY. - By Order of the Directok,. • . ROB. LIDIV,LL, Mnajer. _WM. WOTHERSFOONi Sec. Leith, Jam. 27,.13.14. . , NEW M USIQI, ... , Just published, 'wipe les.. '.. . . 711411.:BRAHAM's . MUSIC (Ortly)• in the Opera-- ~1. of NARENSKY, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury.lane, sung by.Mr.Braham, Mrs. Dickons, and Miss Krtly, arranged with mt,Acootapaniment for the Piano-Forte, by the Author.Le RAtoor a Bath; a Divertimento, for the Piano-Forte, •'..itli. an (ad ;13ituni) Accompaniment foi the Harp and Flute, composed 'by G. Krallivark, price 55...- , ',-M-y ' Henry is Gone ;" a Ballet sung by Mrs. Ashe; at the Bath Concerts, composed by Sir Jolla Stevenson, Mus. Doe. pr. 2s, London : .Published by 'Messrs. Goulding, D'Almaine, Pot ter, and Co. 20, Soho-square, -ant - 7, Westniorelaud-street, Dublin. DISTRESS , IN GERMANY. - . . • i t BOUT Eight -Years ago, the- CALAMlTlES occacioned by" the War -in 'different PROVINCES of •GERMANY gave rise . to.a SUBSCRIPTION, ant the Forma tion of a COMMITTEE in' London, to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. By the generosity of the British- Public, and with the aid'of several respectable FOreigners, resident in this country, the sum of nearly 50,0001. was remitted` to the Continent; which • rescued multitudes of individuals and fatuities from the extre mity of distress, and the very brink of ruin. The Committee teeeived, both froth Germanyand Sweden, the most satisfactory documents, testifying that the various Sums - which bad been transmitted, had lateen received and con scientiously distributed ; but at net period since the existence ad this COmmittee, has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in thp country to which their attention Was hrst di- Jetted. Never has e cry of the distressed Germans for help been so urgent,,their appeal to British benevolence - so press ing, as in the preseut•taoment. Who could read the reports of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place in .Germany, during the fast eventful year; of the many sanguinary battles - foughtin Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg,. -and other parts; and peruse the melancholy details of.suffer lug almost unexampled in tke ann4ls of history, wittofit the most lively emotions ?- Who could hear Of sit many 'thousands of families barbarously driven from Hamburgb, in the midst of a severe winter ; of so many villages burnt,- cities pillaged, whole principalities desolated, and not glow with ardent desire to assist in relieving distress *so multifarious and ex tensive ? To the alleviation off sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue of our felloW-men, who are literally ready to perish, the views of this Committee are exclusively directed Many well-authenticated afflicting deta;ls of the present distress liaing been, no the 14th, on toe Nth, on the 28th, on the 31st of January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid before the Committee, -it was immediately resolved, in re liance on this libeiality of the British Public, to remit by.t hose posts Eleven Thousand -Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta ble persons, with directions tofformCommitteesof distributiott at the several places mentioned. Amount already advertised L. 7,862 12 0 Subsoriptions sinca received. Copied on the 3d of February, - 1814, fro:u the Subscription Book at 11.,loyd'; Coffee 7 house. 1814.— JAN. 28. E.Boehrn an cl J. Tay-. Mrs. Eliz. Harris 1 6 0. for 103 0 0 Eliz. Coollworthy 3 0 0 G. Haddcn and Co. 10 10 0 Harman and Co. 100. 0' 0 G. Foolesten 10 10 0 .1. Hurwood 10 10 0 J. Chippen,dale 10 W 0 JAN 29. J. Bevans - 2' 2 0 J. GoW,l3ow-lane 5 5 0 Mr. Lancaster, for It. M'Clare ' 5 5 0 Rev.‘Mr.Groves 1 0 0 The Printer of the. J. Simpson = 5 5 0 Public Ledger 10 10 0 Randle W. Abraham, • S. Brooks - 10 10 0 ,Esti.par J..coutts ZacharyLangtou,and . . .. _ grid Co. - 20 0 0 Co. --, 3O 0 0 Brown,Sharpe,&Co. 21 0 0 Taylor and Mousey 52 10 0 Earl Crawford, per R. °aril and Son 10 10 0 Messts.llrumnond 21 0 0 JAN :3 1 . - 1t...c0n - per - 5 5 0 J. Ogden, Upper J. Illiuleston. sen. 5 0 0 . Thawes-street 20 0 0 20 0 0 Brown, Longhorn, & Baccus and Green Brailgford - • .25 ! 0 0 - G.Jenutfr,New Mill- J. Turnbull,S, Guils- man-street,Fonnd tord-street lO 10 0 . ling Hospital . 1 I'o Liebman, Lowe, and J.Broadwood & Sons 100 0.0 Co. - - , 52 10 0 Harry" Seclgwicl, 5' 5 0 M. Seders - 5.0 0 J. Wartuaby - 5 5 0 W. E. hose - 5 5 0 FEB. 1. J. Saunders ' . __- 10 10 0 Charles and W.Arm- J. Hunter and Cu. 21 0 0 strung .- 10 10 0 W. Frenie - 50 U U Davin Griffin - 10 0 0 Urhanus Sartuvies, Gotchal Levien, sen. 5 0 0 Winchester-street 105 0 0 Bendry, Brooke,Hal- Matthew Wilson 5 30 - bert and Brooke 10 10 0 Lucy Nilson - 3 5 0 • . .. FEB. 2. James Letterbox 0 4 0 Sage, Rawdon, and James Putman, Esq, 5 00' Jennings - al 10 0 Charles Bartman, 2, - Edward Bradford 5 0 0 London-bridge 10 10 0 . Richard Birkett and Reid„ Irving, and Sons 31 10 0 Co. -- 105 0 0 GeV'. &Jos.Ranking 100 0 0 Mr. Phil. Bromridge 1 0 0 Hankey and Co. 100. 0 0 M?s. B. Harding 1 0 0 Wham A/lers, Esq. 20 0 0 Miss C.Blytlr,a child William White, Esq. Hoddesdon , 10 10 0 of i 1 years of age, * • subscr4)ed her own Edw.& John White 21 0 0 _ little pocket-money Elthrmann&Collmann 25 0 and collected , 2 56 . Jos.Hibbert, sen. C. John & Skiuner Tur- . & John Hihbert 21 00, __ • ney 21 n 0 Flolints,Hall,&Co. 20 0 0 Benj. and Sam.Cham- W in. & Jas. Lenin 5'2 10'0 pion - 20 0 0 Aeth. U. Henricks 20 0 0 John Hannan . tlOO 0 0 J,. A Levy and Co. 50 0 0 Aug.Theseger, Esq. 5 0 0 M. S. Warburg, Esq 10 1G 0 Henry Harrison, Esq. 2 0 0 Jobn Tweinlow,Esq. 20 0 0 P. and IV.Bateman 20 0 0 J, G. Cohen, Esq. ' 4 0 0 Thos. Key and Co. :10 0 0 Rt. and .I. Wilson 52 0 0 Phoenix Fire-ollice 100 0 0 Mocatta& Golismid 2o 0 0 Mrs: E. Meredith, 10 6.5. M. Dellis, Esq. 10 10 0 Rich Ogliorn, Esq. 5 5 0 Miss Defflis 2 2 0 Zac. Macaulay & Ba- Mr. G. Oppenheimer 10 10 0 hington l5 0 0 Goldsmid &Solomons 40 0 (4 Rev. Josiah Pratt 2 0 0 Edmund feel, Esq. 20 0 0 Kyiner,Nl‘Taggart,& The Clerks ofMessrs. . Co. ' . 106 0 0 B. A. Goldsehmidt •26 6 0 Williams &Beß,tar- \ 1). Kleeberg, Esq. %0 0 0 mouth .10 ~0 .0 Darid and Taylor 20 0 0 Ripley,Wiss,&Ripley 50 0 0 . . Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of _Loudon Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all the Bankers. in town and ,country. R. H. NIAR rIN, iSecretaries: LUKE 110WARD,1 CONIPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER, &c. Dll. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to open the pores, and promote all the natural secrekionS, are the best Remedy for Colds, slight Fe vers, ItheuMatisms, - and all Disorders occasioned by ob structed Perspiration. They are equally excellent for Liver and Gouty Complaints; fur Head-aches, Indigestions, and for other affections of the Stomach awl Bowels, too often the consequence of free living. AP4 g.eueral Family Medicine they, have no equal; they are mild in their operation, and . they arc recommended and taken by Gentlemen of the first eminence in the Faculty. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London; but as many persons mistake the house,they are de sired to nbserre, that the Number is Forty-five, four doors front Cheapside. Also to be had at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street. WESSEL'S JEstwrs pimps. I I.IE Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been -long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate care for Strangaary,Gleas, Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and *hen taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de sired effect :• should the complaint be far advanced, it will he necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits Drops. The great object to be attended to is, that purchasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the unsfe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on tie public, by absolute falsehoods, are so mime ions, that the proprietors relluest every purchaser to ask fur WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. _ CAUTION.—The ;enuine Wessel)'s Jesuit's Drops are in inclosed in a black stamp, with the following en:., , raven there on (to secure the Proprietor from piracy ) : Edwards, ' successor. to Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Panl's Church-yard." Price 2s. 9d. per bottle, and in large bottle;, wataining Teo sraall, 11.'25. • This Day was published, . . In Two Vols. Bvo. price 11.65. in boards, the Second Edition, • greatly improved, corrected and eularged„of a TOUR in ICELAND. By W. J. HOOKER, '1 • Esq. F.R.S. and F.L.S: Comprising in Addition to the Contests of the First Edition, Three Maps, and a great Quantity of fresh original'lnfor mation, particularly relative to the Trade and burning MOun tdius of the Island. - _ _ • ' _ Printed fair Longrdan, Hurst. Re4s, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and J. Murray, Albemarle-street. Of whom may be had. the * first Eleven Numbers of. a Mo nograph of the British Jungermannke, by the saiue Author, price 75. , 6d. each. _Fifty Copies of - the above Tour are printed in Royal Bva. with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price 11. 16s. HoBtfOUSA'S TRAVEL•; Two Vols. Quarto, 51.35. boards, This Day waSliublisherl, A Svcanil Edition, with Corrections, of - - ' . • -- A JOURNEY TIAIOI/011 ALBANIA.. and other 'Provinces of Turlit4By.J. • • ' C. 1 - TO)3 ROUSE. 1 Illustrated by Views of Athens, Constantinople, and, rinds other Plates, Maps, &c. • • • Both the general reader and. the Scholar may --look..for no small portion of information and amusement-from the present volume.-Having thus, given a sketch of this massive but en- tertaining volume 1.6 e have only to add our opinion:, that shouldAhe defects of which we have already spoken be cor 2 Plitture edition, by a little more- attention tp the ii-ohtsi4tlltii.s!of book-making, and a revision of some parts of 115..Att;:.-,oieyiif, at times,perversely or provaiingly care- Itristite:Wvltdiself will. have a standard place in all collee tUbte. 'anti travels; a place which it will fully merit by t enttu r strytatul ardour of research, - conspicuous through-• oat, as 1 Ns4ol ;aO4 .by the spirit, vivacity, and good sense of .the general narrative. '—Quarterly IteVlew, No. 19. Printed for James Cawthorn, 21, Cockspur-street, London. APPEAL CASES. This Day-were published, A n -cd. 04... T 7,1.1, . (To be continuedo • REPORTS of CASES upon APPEALS and WRITS of ERROR in the HOUSE of LORDS, dill.- nz the first Session of the Fifth Parliament of 'the . United Kingdom, 181,3. By - P. DOW, Esq. . Of Lincoln's Ina, Barrister at Law. ' , V The importance to the Profession of having regular Rep6rts of the. Cases decided in the last resort, must be so obvious, and the desideratUm which exists in this respect so well known, that it might appear unnecessary to say any th . ,og by way - of notice, were it tint for this peculiarity attend ing the presentPublication,—tliat it forms, perhaps, the first instance, as far as concerns the excisions of the House of Lords, in which a detailed view -has been attempted to' be given of-the judicial speeches or observations explaining the grounds and principles upon which these decisiOns rest. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and It. Baldwin, Paternoster-row ; sold by W. 'Blackwood, Edinburgh, and C. P. Archer, Dublin. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. H oN , uniA , Six , • Edinhimb, March 18. I - BEG leave to inform you, thaViyer since the year 1790, I had, been aglicted witlONeLues Venerea ;- which, froth its obstinately resisting every course of -medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and wi den:eine:several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged"from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to • be. of the most inveterate nature. In the Spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, ai'neariy to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the er,own of my head, oneon each arm, and niy legs were broke one a frightful Manner; my right was dreadfully p.titinil, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left bad also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain; particularly when warm in had, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cures by them here, to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began tp do on the 26th of• May ; is the conpe of a fortnight I began to receive heneht—in little' more than month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on My legs healed also; leaving, how ever,_considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, .which, by the blessing. of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pies gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liherel advice and medicine, perfectly free front all say former complaints—have recovered my former - spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many mouths to the astonishment of all who Ineiiv me, I am at a loss in what terms tv express my grant udeebut beg you, for the goad of other suffering mortals, to make this niy case as public as possible, as I shall on every ,occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige,/ Sit, your grateful, obedient, very humble setvant, ALEX. M ME R. Swann's Chose,' High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tithe above cure:— John Thompson, No. 8, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh ; John M'lntosh, Old Assembly Close,. Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No.. 9, New Bridge -street, London; whei e, , teller a constant residence of more than a 8 years, in a practice parti culatly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints aod those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy Which men of • his profession should always'observe in such cases, he hatters himself the advice and as,istauce he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, trill be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, ;Led void of all ambjguity. Also sold, by his appiointorent, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfitoser's, No. 35, St. Alban's street, Pall-mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborongli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge Edinburgh; Mr. sAPDonald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Callwe ' R's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great' Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, at - the Stamp Oflice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New . Bridge-street— to itaitate which is Felony, and all others arc counterfeits. , • ,; . 4 V3.i. . . •tet:_ s t:' r • . rpnrcr, Sl/Ttl';rCl-ITA;,PP,EN4Ss:-, This .I)ay were published, In Octavo, price as bid. Id boards, FACTS 011 R SEVATIONS relative to tI • FEVER, ccinilminly called PUERPERAL. • • ' kßy JOHN MIMSTRONG, M.D. Member Extoordinary ofsthe Royal Medical Societypf buruli,autl one of th e Phy s i c i ans to th e S un d er l an d pLuicary. . . .-Ptinted for %Longman, Burst. Beos,:Ornac, and Btown, ter - cluster-row, -London; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. A CHAT.,LENGE. • ESSRS. CUBRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's ,service, • challenge the whole Avorbl to prove a iiigle instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect: - The practice of • many. • years in this partieUlar branch of their prulession, has lint - . given rise to One unsaccessful.mte, • They continue to direct their studies, to the. treatrisent - and curie of Yene reLtl Cithiplaints, 'anti -that - derangement -bf ttca system, which is the conseqnence of the pernicious and .waste-• -,fed erects of a habit long , and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will he found to belino unfailing source of ba , renness; the other have its rave es fatally developed to them hrct distressing ,state of debility, which if not timelyrereedie4, terminates in impotency, these ' are its remote and ultiputte effects,'while consumption,-loss of muficular power, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.—Of per , , sons-languishing under the disorders incident to such a . habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the course ot a lung, laborious, and much .extends practice. In the most obstinate:and complicated cases of Venereal Infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, - ,spinigy ex crescences, hard tumors, callous ulcer 4, eruptions, seminal wealiness,.gleets, as also Strictures, whether recent or o f long duration, and which have ballied.the 'skill of other Prac— titioners, are by their ~ ivcsect improved_ plan of treatment, effectually and perthanently cured, without the patient suffer-. ing the excruciating pain and alarming hemotrhage frequently follow,: tic application of ,the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive„pract i c e iii thi; ;get r.i poll4, numerous cases of Strictures have beets WIC. er daily Under their care,-thetutal eradication of which is erected by . a safe,•certain, and expeditious mode. of . practice, superior to . any other yet adopted.. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity proceediv from this complaint are speedily removed, and, the patient restored to sound and. Vigorous health. But whet - a the debility has fur.. years existed, a proper`perseverance 111 their restorative remedies,- after the Stricture, hao been de streved, is indiSperisabry requisite to revive the shumbfrisi3 sPai : ks•oNlife and fo . reanimate the constitution. Several Nohl emelt and Gentlemen of the firatTespectability, 'give been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re mural of complaints of the Urethra ? - Strictures, &c. and hav int.rebtived a radical and perthanent cure, request that re ferences may. be given t0., - them, as satisfacebry evi4elices of the , . dedisiS'e superiority of" Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of! treatment. Many of theca Gentlemen Gave 11.4 strictures front-Mtn 20 Years, and had been under the care pf Messrs. liome, Heaviside, and otherSurgcons of equal eminence, Who :al - tempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, -witlnnit success. . . . . • - Messrs, Ciitrie and Co. maybe consulted by either sex - with thug neatest delicacy,- secresy, and honour, at their house, No. 107,. Hatton-garden. . • Palieuts in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their - case, age,•".and'general habit of liming, &c. &c. inclosing- a , re.mittanee for advice and medicines, whin the naive. wtH he given or sent to any part,of the - kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, thu postage of letters may be added to' the acCouat for Me dicines,: TO THE EDITOR R—ln this very inclement season, when great distress is felt for want of fuel, it ought tto be ge-• neraPy made known among- the lower classes, that there. is,a siniple method of continuing heat ~loaf g a;•ter afire has gone out. if a brick ,is placed for some hours on the huh of a grate, or close •to a tire, so as not - to be too hot to be handled, - and is - wrapped up, for the sake of cleanliness, in a sheet of whiteybrown pa per, and then put into a touple of yards of coarse tiatincl when placed between the sheets of a bed near the feet, it will communicate its warmth for seven or eight hours, and will,. in some degree, make up for a want of proper covering. It will also be of great service in keeping' the feet of in valids warm at night, and is attended with Ito danger or trouble. Yours, &c. UMANTrAs. BRADWELL ADVOWSON. Some points of the long-depending EcclesiaSti cal suit respecting Bradwell Advow-son, in Essex, are expected to be argued in the Common Pleas, in the course of the present term ; but the final decision of this anomalous case will probably be reserved for the House of Lords. . The great importance , s of the question, it iw hoped, may lead to the necessary inkstigation of the dark doctrines under which cases of simony, indefinite and p9sitiVe, have too long been con -founded. This extraordinary contest originated more than sixteen years ago, in Bishop Powrutis resist. in the prekntation of the purchaser of Bradwe,ll advo o o ' iui i s . twithouth e any death sl discussi the o n, i t s h e e e u s y si tdo o l n, r circumstances of a singtahr nature, ainitgnient of non Ares, in consequence of which the Crown as sumed the right of the void turn, and presented the Rev. Mr. Gamble, Cliplain 7 Gentral thereto. Thus, it might have'been suppOsed, - that the pe nal statute of Elizabeth was fully enforced, as in the - clearest case or adjudged simony. .ontlie death of Mr. Gamble, howeVer, a new. set, up by the son of the vendor, a clergvinnn, who states himself to br the inheritor of this estate, on the plea, that his father, being si 'monist by the sale of the Advowson, and dying insolvent, he, the son, has a right theretor, with the whole expenditure of More than 35,0001. thereon, and that without the restitution of a single shilling ! Cure for the Tooth-uche.—Put a small piece of the inside of a nut-gall into the -hole of tire fn th and after being there for half an hour or an hour, it will be found to be covered .with a • white mat ter : a fresh piece of nutgall is then . to he applied and continued as long as any matter is found 'to tome away; when that ceases to be the case, the cure will be effected, not temporally, but perm 1- nently. 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