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The Overture and Music en tirely new, compOsed by Dr. Arnold: THEATRE-ROYAL, CDVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 23, For, will be performed, THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. After which will be performed, .a Pantomime Entertain. tent, HARLEQUIN's TOUR ' • Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY.. With entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses; _ and liecoratiOns. The Pantomime opens with The REC lONS of FANCY, and concludes With FANCY'S PAVI L LION. On Saturday, The Merchant of Venice, Shylock, Mr. Cooke ; with Love A-la-Mode, Sir Archy M'Sarcasm, Cooke. On Monday Mr. Cooke will perforrii Richard 111. and every Monday till further notice. The new Pantomime will be performed every E vening this and the ((Aiming week, except Tuesday next. Southampton, January i, 2801. HAW, GRAHAM and BURN, Landing- Coopers and lthparters of Foreign Wines and Spirits, respatfully infcru t their Friends, they have entered into the ihbv'e Trades, and beg leave to solicit their favours and recommendations. CHURCH LIVING.- WANTED to PURCHASE, the-Perpetual ADVOWSON, or_NEXt PRESENTATION, tct a ;Alio , of between 3 and sool. a Year, with a prosped of an earlf: e Vaeandy : it in any of the Northern Counties, it .would Most agreeable. Apply to Mr:, Willington, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple, Londor4 or Mr. Robinson, Attorney, in Inver atOne, Lahcasnire. - _ BANKING BUSYNESS. • WANTED, :a PARTNER of considerable Y v ' ' Property and Cennealons, to join some Gentle sten of unquesttonahle respeaability, wbo arc, going Ito establish.a Rankin London or they will recompense any person who can help them with profitable Conneaions. Write - to Lowrence, at Fisk's, Bookseller, Wig istbre:st tett— • 'To the xourLITY and GtitTLEMEN• MTAN TS . a SITUATION, aYOUNG MAN, about twenty-sli tears•of age, who has been bred to Agriculture, and has been taught the method of Sur veying, Planning, and Valtiing of Land, by an experienced: Land Surveyor likewise measgting and estimating Arti,- t" l6' W° o4 /EiMber , :': has leapt of Aid ahie li t tgineer, the mo lt er of Watering and Draining Wlea4Oos, 4c. and is'capable of kerping a regu tat set of RookObv the Italian . Methods has no obje4lion to any. part pf Pita! Brititht or Ireland. The Advertiserleing of.reSpeaable conneetion, to pre= 'tent unnectsnary trouble, none needopply whose employ and situation will not be comfortable and reispeaable. Letters (post-paid) addrmedto Al. C. No. 28, Hertford street, Fititomqttare,..will'be duly attended to. rASTEY, upwards of Nine Years Waiter at Bate's liotet, Adelphi, be e s leave most respedfully. to inform his Friends and the Public, he has takett the Meuse of titil late Mr. Garrick, m Southampton-street, Strand,' Which he has fitted up in a genteel manner as an HOTEL, fit for the accommodation of ,Families'and Sin. gle Gentlemen. The Situation is pleasant, Centrical, and tartkulady Airy; and the House commodious. He flatters inuelf with the hope of giving satisfaaion by the utmost attention. , - • FASHIONABLE DANCING. o P PRIVATE TUITION. A• T Messrs. ALLEN aria- Co,'s.DANCING ACADEMY, , No. tg, Sherrat4street, Golden;. square, Ladies and Gentlemen, who have leuned imper fedly, or not at all, are prlvately taught in thelnost ele gant manner every Description of Dance In Modern Extra Exertions will be made to hasten the progrest of Ouch Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains Of Yessels, Country Residents, and others, who can devote knit a short time to this accomplishment—they may re side In 'the house during their Taition—about •a fortnight tonay be sufficient. rkr informs , his Scholars, Friends, and the 'Public ' at the East End of the Town, that he , has re, moved from his other, Academy, in lievcion- square, where Yid has resided these last six years . , md. is fi tting itp an Academy at No. to, Great' Avlitllstreet, Goodman's : - Gekis, which will be opened on the tzth of thit month. : Bread:Sword, Fencing; and Music taught. • RUTLAND. TO BE S'OLD BY AUCTION, At the Falcon Inn, in Uppingham, on Thin-sday - the sth day orWebruary next, unleas bz.fore Disposed of by Pri 'ate Contra& of .which Notice will be given; • ALL the FREEHOLD and . COPYHOLD LANDS of JOHN COOKE, Esq.. situated in the Lordship oftidclingtoh, in the said County of Rutland, containing by admeasuremeta, arty-one Acres, two Roods, -and tweuty.tive Perehe.i, with the Commons and Apo* ftenaneep therunto behuiging. . And also three ClOses of Figure Ground,,situated in of Up gingham aforesaid, adloming to the Turnpike Road leadlne from U ppingliara.to 0 akham, con taining together by estimation Vour•Ams and an half, or thereabouts. For further Particulars, and to treat for the_purehase, PP* . to Bentley Warren, Attorney-at-Law, in Upping ham, ELIGIBLE SITUATION FOR AN INN, AND, 119 TEL. - TO LE S. 01,1) BY AUCTION,. On the 26th lYay of ErbruaryntAt, between the Hours of rout and Eight in the Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in the .Town of Hanley, near Newcastle-under-Line, sub- • Ajeffto Conditions to be there.. produced ' . Large, Lofty Modern-built FREEHOLD . BRICK-HOUSE (bat not in complete repair),, With about Half 20 Acre of Land, tnore or less, surround ing it ; sit fated in the ftriddle of the said Towa of HAN LEY, which is it,;clf the centre of the extensive,cliaia of PO .. pulo__-tts Towns, called THE STAFFOIt.DSHIRE P (41.-I W , IEF , . 'The House may be converted at a light' expellee into a Capital lan or Hotel, the Land belonging to' it t.ting sufficiently spacious to erat Stables and, other °filets; und:the great resort of Strangers, and the wants Jai' the Neighb o urhood, make it 'probable that such an, E : -, tablishinent on a large scale would be highlyiadvanta- Fttrther information may be obtained from Mr. James Whitehead, at Har.ley aforesaid.' Hauler; lin. 17,- fiat. THURSDAY, lANu.Art y 22, , LOYAL ISLINGTON VOLUNTEERS. Hr..an-QuAnfra's, Jan. ao, A T a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING -'of the CORPS, held THIS pAY, HE LOYAL ISLINGTON VOLUNTEERS, consisting_ of upivards Of Three Huntlicd -Men, actuated by the fultuist attach ment'to the best of Kings, and most steady adherence to the Constitution, .serving under Lieutenant-Colonel AP.. BERT, whom they have ever regaided with the most lively sentiments at veneration and. esteem, tor his able, impartial, and judicious conduit on all occasions, learn with infinite sufprhe and indignation; that the Resigns- . tions-of most of their late O ffi cers (although followed by an increase of the Corps at large, in which there subsists the most perfect-,unanimity) has been considered as such a breach of harmony and concord, as to induce the Lord Lieutenant of the County to refuse the Recommendation . of Appointment of those Gentlemen, whose Names were traninutteti by the Committee as-proper to , fill the Va cancies occasioned by such Resignations. However they regret•the necessity of Withdrawing from a duty , in which they flatter themselves their exertions have be en attended with some good erred, they feel it would be departing from the manly spirit which they trust has always distinguish ed their condud, to continue their services which have been in this instance so ill-requited : They hereby declare their formal Resignations, and retire in the full conscious ness of having faithfully discharged their duty, and ob pined the approbation at those who are btzt enabled to form a correct judgment of their charader, and a prOPer tstimate of their value as a VolUnteer Corps; nor will hey suflir any circumstances that have arisen to prevent their retaining, in their private stations, 'that, nrishakCn Loyalty and faithful Attachment to their Sovereign ,and their Country, with which their hearts have ever been in os t..w a n nly impressed. Resolved Unanimously, That the above Declaration be inserted in the seveial Public Papers. Oider, • J.SIGGER4TAVF, Sun. Secretary to the COrps. LEEDS, January s 3, .180 r, AT a very Numerous and Respeaabie MEET ING of MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS and MILL OWNERS, held this Day at the Mixed. Cloth-Hall, in pursuance of Public Advertisem,nt from the Trustees of the Mixed and .White Cloth-Halls, to take into Consideration the . propriety of petitioning the King for the purpose of obtaining a speedy Peace ; Mr. JOSEPH LINSLE)t. iuthc. Chair;. • It was unanimously Resolved,. • r. That great numbers of laborious :Ind industrious Fa .milicA, who' have hitherto siapportad themselves by the l‘lanufaelitres of this Neighbourhood, are now reduced to - ;the greatest Distress. • * - Resolved Unanintously, a. That many - ' of the more wealthy Manufaattici = s, wanting' a• Sale for their Goods, have been tuider the ne cessity of dismissing a great proportion of their Workatm, who in cortgeotienCetthereof have been obliged to apply for Parochial.' Relief, thereby adding to the numbers already dependent "Upon the 'Parishes for their Stibsistence, which has advanced our Poor-Rates beyond 411 example. Resolved Unanimously, 3. That our Taxes have advanced in as great or agreater proportion. , • -ResolvedUnanimouilY 4, That in addition to these Evils, evcry kind of Pro, visions, arid particularly Corn, has risen to a most exor bitant Price. - Considering that Want of Employment to the present extent, the excessiire Demands upon via .fiA: Poor-Rate's, the enormous .T ' axes and the High Price of PmvisiOns, were unknown to this Country -before the unfortwtati War in which we are engaged; Resolved Unanimot,iic3 , , 5. That tilt/ W.so is the pihtolpal.cainte cared Evils; - that if jt• be continued, the absolute Ruin of very great iiiutibers•of us is inevitable ; and that •it is •a duty we owe to our Country, our Families, • andnur Pos terity, to petitien the king to adopt such Measares as His Majesty hats witting% nrty see - fbr the purpose at ob taining a speedy Peace. ,Resolved Unanimously, . . • 6Y That . a Canurifttee of Thirteen Gentlemen be••ap pointed, with power to add to their number, to carry the foregoing ResolUtion into &led. Resolved, • 7. Ttr.tt Wilberforce, Esq., and the Hon. H. Lascelles, our Cpunty Members, be requested to present the Petition to the King; • Resolved Unanimously, 3. That •the Proceedings of this Meeting be published in the Leeds, and ,such Provincial and London Papers, as the Committee may: judge p roper. • Resolved Unanimously,. 9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Trustees of the Mixed and White Cloth-Halls, for calling us together upon this importent occasion. Resolved Unanimously, to. That the Thinks of this Meeting be giyen to Mr. jcx.eph Linsley, fothis impartial Conduct in the Chill'. josgni LINSLEY, Chairrogi:. TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, 131 Lots, at the Angel LtUt, in the Town of Ludlow, in the Cofinty of Salop, on Thursday the 19th Day of February next, between the Hours of Three and .Six o'Clock.in the Afternoon, subjeti to Conditions'of Sale, un l ess Di s p os ed o f in the-mean time by Private Con- ' tract, of which due Notice will be given ; Lot i . A Very. Spacidus, Elegant, - and Sub stantial BRI Clc-BU ILT MESSU AG E , 'with its APputtenances, most desirably and pleasantly situated in Broad-street, Ludlow, late the Residence of Mrs. Tolderoy,•and since of Dr. Moseley, deceased. The.Preinises, which are Freehold, and were entirely built within these last thirty years, consist of a very com— plete and convenient Mansion House, in perfea repair, and At for the reception Mansion a large Family . . having no the Ground Floor an handsome Entrance-hall ' and Stairrase, neat Breakfast.room, Dining-room 18 feet by 16 feet 6 inches, with a deep ReeeSs for Sideboard ; Drawing-roorn 21 feet 6 inches by tB, fitted up with great taste and ele. gance ; Housekeeper's - roof% Servants'- ha 11, But ler' s pantry, Larder, large Kitchen, and excellent Cellaring under the whole ; Brewhouse, with an abundant supply of Water, Poultry-yard, and other Domestic Offices, most conveniently arranged. On the First Floor, six very hand some, airy . Bedchambers, and two "ressing-rooms ; and on the Attie Story, four exceediegly comfiirtable Lodging rooms, w ith Back-staircase to ditto: Also a roomy Four-stall Stable and Coach-house, with Granary,. and liar-lofts over -Sallie, and an exceeding good Garden adjoining the House, Walled in, and well stocked with Fruit Trees, now in their prime. Possession may he lead at. Lady-day next. . Lot z. A FARM, of which immdiate Posssesiert may he had, situate on Whitelitfk, within the distance of a Quarter of a Mile - from Ludlow; consisting of a :mall Messuage, with a Barn, Stable Beast-haws"; -vq1(1, and other conv en iencies, and abcint 31 A.: R. to f". ;more or less) of very, fertile Arable and Meadow Land, jucheious, ly laid oiit,and in a state of high and improved Cultivation. These Premises are held for the remainder of a Tenn of Thirty-aria Years, of which Twenty 7 five were unexpired at Michaelmas last. under the Commissioners of the Lud low Paving at the Yearly Rent of 2ji. ss. 9d. are most abundantly productive, and would prove an advan tageous as well as agreeable employ and amusement to any . Gentleman purchasing Lot t, and disposed to Farm on a sued i scale. , The Purchaser of these Prelnises will be allowed by ..the Commissioners, at the expiration, of the Lease, the Value. ct'..ll Buildings ereeled, and Trees planted thereon, during the 'rerm. N, The hive and Dead Stock,' and Implements of Husbandry on the above Farm, will he Sold /on she Pre mises) on the "Morning oldie 19th of February, at Ten For view; (.4 the respeelive Premises, apply to the o.c- . • cilpiiers'; and for further Particular s, to Massy ' . Baxter and Lloyd, Sollcitors, Ludlow, THE PROFIT (IF AN k") TO THE ' , boa. R ICE, One Poimd equal to One Shilling, n i • Floor or Firead, Best Clrohra Riep . 04. per lb. er sti. per cwt. TO THE eooß {Daly) 3411 per lb-. }sect r.,und Ries;' CO. per Id.—Best Riee Flour 7d. per lb. Scotch Wirlev 3,(1. to 4d: per lb. We are the four's Aayocates, trt,ily and sincerely, EDWARD EAGLETON and c 0..• Thirty Yeats Old- Estrablishett Pea-Warehouses, the Ori -041 Grass-I: , :cpper, No. 0, Cheapside ; and No. 9, thshopsgaw-street Within, near Cornhill. SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, &c. Cheaper thaitit any otha . - Houses In London ; with One Ounce t 6 every^ Pound of Tea, Over-Weight. (31-- Enquirers only must pay Post. . CAPITAL PRIZES,- Sold, Shared, and Re. istcred, by HORNSBY and Co. 2 Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. Prizes of Twenty Tkousand Pounds. s Prizes of fifteen Thousand Pounds. Y 3 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds. • r 9 prizes of Five Thousand pounds. 30 Prizes of TwO Thousand Pounds. 49 Prizes . of One Thousand Pounds 73 Prizes Of Five Hundred Poumii.' ENG LISIt.STAT E.LOTTERY Beginl Drawing :March . z, 3.50 r. TTHE TICKETS, - HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS,. and SIXTEENTHS are now ingreat variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The Monzy tar the Prizes paid on den land, ty. HORNSBY CO. Stock.brokeri, At their old established State-Lottery - .0111ce (licensed purSuant,t9 Act - of - Parliament); No: a6',Corithill, oppri. site the Rbyal - Extnatige, London ; also at Liverpool and Exeter. Correct Numerical and Register Books are kept, and Tickets and Sharcs ragistered at Sixpence per Number.- .Orders, ac:vinpanied with good Bills,. payable at sight or of a short date, will - be attended to, prceirselvbn the saute ternis as if present.—Letters (post. Old) duly answered, :ind ScheMes gratis. All Shares sold at this Oilier! will be stamped, agree able to Act Of Parliament, with the State.. Lo ttery 'Stamp-08*14v." • • Bank, India, an their d South-Sea Stocks, with the . several Annuities, :Udall kinds of Government-Securities, }Suet t and sow, by Commission. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins Prawing,tlic 20. Of March, Capital and unequalled Benefits to be gaiocd therein, viz. For 4.1 3 3C• 375 0 For k• 9 - 45,v 0,4 For a S. • 7ioo for ti It) - 30,Ct00 And for a Whole Ticket ,C. 60,00. Also the Chance of all 'the other Capital Prizes, &c. to the amount of Half a Million of Money. rrHE TICKETS, HALVES, QtJARTgRS, kIGHTIIS and SIXTEENTH SHARES, duly Stamped, pursuant to Ad of Parliarnent, are Sold and Registered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State Lottery Office, No. 16, Corithill, London, opposite the . Bank of England. T4e following Capital Prizes have been lately Sold and Shit:red at this °Eke: ,In the last English Lottery a Prize of 10,0001. to 3 Club in New-street, Cloth Fair ; a' Prize of rO,OOOl. to a Gentleman aVtlanchester ; No. 5, , 499, Priac of 1 0.0 00 1. .divided into two Quarters, two Eighths, : and four Sixteenths: one, Quarter i)t . the Tiaet was the Property of ror'e Sonia Mr. George Prie4itiV WooNta pier, Woodhoilse, near Leeds; a Share of above 10,6001. to a- yonng Lady at Up pingha m , Ru t 1 andshi ; and a Share of tbe . same 10,0001. to a Club in Thair...3.;- street ; a Prizis of i 0,004. to a Gentleman in South.:Atul .ley,xtreet ; h e Prize of 10,0601. to a voting 'Lady in Finsbury-square, received on her account b Mes Baillie, Thornton and Co. A Prize of 2,00ei1. to t,,0 Gentlerrica in the ItOrough.. No. 9,c65, a Phu: of 10,0001. to two Ladies at. Greenwich. No, 19,.)04, a Prize of (0,0001. to a Gentleman at Truro, in Cornwall. ' ln the English Lottery before last, a Prize of x‘,oool. to a Lady at Montrose, in Seothutd ; a Prize of z0,00c1: v.> a Gentleman at Lynn, in Norfolk ; a Prize of /0,0001. to a Gen ticm art in Politicos Buildings, To tver:. st rye t and , No. 42,700, a Prize of iO,O OOl . divided into Eight Shares ; and in the Lae November Lottery the First-drawn Ticket, No. 1245, iu one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths : nr 1,11 the preceding Lotteries, Nos. 23,4 5 , 23 ,3 32 _ ! 44,04, Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds each. Nos. t7.,esS, 1 7, 0 49 , 4 6,6 7 6, 52,603, Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds each. Nos. 14,777, 19,896, 23,339, a 5,565, 30,1375, 43,978, ,Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds Money tiar Prizes as soon as drawn. Schemes at large gratis. *** Orders from the Country (post-paid) duly answered. HAIR CUTTING and ritkESSING In tho first Stkie and Fashion, at tl A V'S Itor,,ms, No. 7, Tavistock-strect, Covent-Garden; DAY most 70SpctetilIlly informs Ladies of Rank and FashiOn,.who h distinguished for tile.; gance in Hair Dressing, that he has in constant employ geyeral of the first flair Cutters and Dressers. in this On favouring him with a timely notice, they lily. A ma f de pend on being attended with tho. grzatesq punana oeautiful }lead-dress is certainly one of the most graceful ornatnents of dress that can adorn the Fair many Ladies having been firmly dentinced that nothing brightens their beautiful appearance more than having their Hair properly displayed .by into of taste and professional abili ties. He likewise bFgs:leave to inform Ladies of Fashion, that he has for their inspection an elegant Assortinent of the most beautiful ile.ad-dresses ever yet nianufaaured, roperly adapted for Riding, Walking, or after Bathiiig. Full-dress Masquerades; &c. Also a great Variety or FrontS, and Bandeaus of long Hair,. Braids, .t e. with every Fashionable Article in Ornamental Hair, made in the, tirst stile of workmanship, and of the bast mate; rials. N.B. Gentlemen's Full-dresi..Petukes to wear in powr der, with a great variety of undress Pe..litlfe,s,,mada - ln a Mile mil-K..1 4 :0r to what is made , in general. The fro:deserved on liberal terms. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes, Odavo, price, nu boards, *as The Ninth Edition of DISSERTATIONS on the PROPHECIES, .whkh have remarLibly been fulfilled, and ..at, this Ire Italling in the World. • liy THOMAS NEWTON, Late. Lord Bishop 411 Bristol. • Piiitted for F. and C. Itivinoon, No. 6z, Si. Paul's Church-yard. . Of whom may be had, The Posthurritels Worksof Bishop Newton. To which is prefixed some Account of his Lite, and Anecdotes of several of his Friends, written by ltinbelf, In Six Vo. tonics, Octavo, price tl. los. in lac/Lulli., , This Day was published, price as.' HEPROCEEDINGS WHOLE in the Cause lof the KING against WADDINGTQN, for Pur chasing Hops in Kent. Also, price 2S. the Proceedings for Purchasing,Hops in the County of Woro:ster : with Notes by the Defendant. " Perish Commerce 1" Sold 13)1 , Crosby and Letterman, Ave,-Maria.lane, and by all other Booksellers in Town and Country. • This Day WAS published, In Royal Quar t o, price Two Guineas and a Half, inboards, Dedicated, by Permission, to His Royal Ilizliness Tilt PRINCE OF WALES, THE HISTORY OF BATH. _a. By the Rev. RICHARD WARNER. . • . . get X 7 r ac , Hom Ea. Bath Printed by R. Cruttwell, and:old by G. G. and j. Roli.nsou, Fdtranostcr.tow, London. IPRICi-; 'SIX PENCE 4s2'E ,ND2.! !ii , • TIFII3 COURT of .0 R.ECTORS tbe UNITED CO,;111".4 NT* of LAND trtii.-k to ,h bra(ts, 1:,• `latirei That at C'exeral. C:c.net the sztiai antp.:7 . noill hi had rt their ElJast,' Leadeibell-stlet, on 71. 7 "iaD.,4)', the 27:15 instayt, from Eleven .9•Carch it: the. Krenvo:, until Six in me Evexingi tv 13..:1141 Gtr !Iv f.sll , 4rinkl2.nes:lon i " That Lieutenant:Colonel jAmts 0 Lryti, late bf ‘ 1 the Fort St, George Establishment, be restored to " the Company's Service ?" • - • in order to etnerminehy sseeh tuhedier three part.t infisti the Prcprietop present '.a the said General alert, r&n.rent that tbe.raia' Lieuttnant-Cohnei lames Oliver he restored to the Company 's ;VILLE.I M RA Ser. EeIST INDIA IiOUSE, 71; , :ory;d, Mt. rrhlE COURT of DIREOI'ORS:of th .A" UN IFED COMPA .V 1" of IIIeRCIIANTS of ENG LAND trafir.g to the E.zst lrr,t rs, da iltrcSy givE !Voice, That a General Cedo t the said Cam'paky will hr held at their fiwite ir. Lea.. 7 rtik:ll-street, an•Trirtatty, de 3d of Fe.; bs-uary.ncxt,ii4 , ..l Etvefrt it: the Aren.vn, urral Six in the Evgniug t Ar ttLe ,Ltermittaioni ty of thrfollowinz ea es vi . " That it is tile opinion of this Conti . , that the In ., " quiry into thc alledgetiAbule of l'atronage ought " to-bc.' continued." 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LIOW many Men to all appearance in the prima J.. 1. of life, who have not yet arrived to the age of , as years; are rendered miserable to themselfts 3114.1 useless to the great chain of Society, Which they have either brought on t remselvet, ,or, by the force of bitleN,Ainple, are given up top Secret Vice ; the conhequcrice is, that their Mind as well as Body is debilitated to those the INIE,RVO CORDIAL is recommended, :tad for whieh,- 'Dr. Bro« &ma obtained His Majesty's Voyiii Let rers will protect them from the infirmities of - old age and a wretched dissolution. Amidst theagonizing tact - lions of conscious guilt, how aie there of both Sexes. that are deterred ft-oiri entering into the married state, .by unitises which delicacy lobids them to disclose; and those ar c not trtew, who , bepigalready marri•Nl, are rmaticred mi serable for want of those: tender pledges Qt Mittual line, without which, happiness in this state ik at lout very pre- - cations. `The Vice ahove alluded te, causes in Wqmeo, I rregularitv, in the !lick Pna Gil. st, Hysterics, s pas m s , toss.of Appetite; &c.--In Men, it,eanses .Im becility,. Lutguor; Relaxation, N9 - vo , ,rs Complaints, Dt,,. biiity, Anxiety ~ and a long train ot in: la ie Disorders.' 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