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( t v c ' • 4 ? .: t- -. , ,' , ,jtail dii'l I l l ' ?- • •,';,- ' ~. ~ ~/ , 3 ',, ''' i , - .1 ITuj.4, t .. 4 • %. 4... %Y:e. , (,i; ^ r p ria.--r..1 •, 37 ... 1,. • - Y — b0k7;. , ,, - .9. , ;-.WX:si•:: . S N a 4...- .:.3 lei tt,3„......„ rf " (5 0/01 1 :0*Vc NUMBER 444 al ritICE SIXPETCE: S RD4 1 7 , DECEMBER 3, 18°0. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 13, 1806, will be pr t o d PATRIOTIC FUND, Dec. 13, 4806. . - CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on tile DA,Y of T4:IA NKSGIVI NG, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN,' SOLDIERS,' MARINES, 'and VOLUN TE ERS, Wounded, and, the WIDOWS, -. ORPHANS, and RI LATI V ES of those Killed, in His Majesty'; Services. Amour advertised - - • k t 22 ,3 3-; ,s t The PariSh of Urrieo;anty of Kircudbright, 1+4.. W. 13 t9' 6 Front the . Monthly.kleeting of Calvinistic Method- ists.in the Counties of Flint alai Denbigh, N. W. .1.; o o Par;h of St. Helen's, isle of Wight - -- li 7 o of Doulting, Rev..— Edgill- .. , - zll - 6 of North Bradley - '.. - - 3 1 1 J. Fairfax, Esq. - • - . - - 5 5 0 Parish of Adlaston, Staff'or'dshire - . - 14 t 0 ----. of Fryerning, . Essex, Rev. Dr. Stubbs - 6t4 n Dissenting Chapel, Keswick,iin c Cumberland, Rev. I - , Griti , ,il - 7 - - - 1,12 8 Parish of Turriwi;(;it, in Dorsetshire - - 3 1 3 0 'Collealion at Aston Church, near Birmingham - tz tI ' 6 A(.l.ditional Subscriptions at Nassau, Nei,v Provi- - ' dence - .. - - - 177 6 8 G EITOINTMA'YO R : . • . A CO M MON - COUNCU. hold,n in the Chaniber.of the .• • •-•' YICTUALLINC:-OFFICE, Dec.lt, .18.:-‘6. . . ~• . . • 'HE CaMMISSIONERSfor VICTUAL LING " I- HIS ifielfETY's' NAVY do hereby g4.e Mtice, Friday, the 79'h- instant, they will he ready to receive .-- TenderT, in . writing (sealed 'up), and treat . fo.rwo fitold,.ed Big: of K EN - Ft s PS of the growth o/ the . Tear sS, 7 4,a l d lo'r One Ilit,ndred Bags EfK EN -r 15. t )Ys [l of the g4;wti.. of thepresenlyear . rfo be answerable b saillder to he p.-olnred with the Tenders; to be, delivered -In a ,Folaight, by weekly pro. portions, into His 111 , 1je,ty's-riattalling Storer atDrp tfa-1 ; and• to be paid for. by Bills, payable, with "interest, hinety dal after date. . ; . • THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Bashful Consiar:t, Mr. BANNISTER; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr RUSSELL ; Lovemorc, Mr BA RTt EY ; The Wido,w Beimuur, ,Miss DUNCAN ; -Mrs. Lovemorc, stpDoNs. WITH G of the t:ity of LondJki, on ThUrsday thc' itth Day of Dec. 18 , ..,6:: • : - . . ; • 1") ESOLVED Utianithously, Thlt this Co . ure.do I. present their THANKS. to the lt;Aht lien. IAM ES SHAW - , late Lord Mayor of this City, for the chiinenrand spiritrd Ability with which he•rliiclwged the important Du ! ties of that exalted Station.. .• - TEKELI ; ' Or, THE STEG EOF MONTGATZ.. Count Tekeli, .Mr. BARTLE Y, ; Wolf (his F riend), Mr. DO 'S TO N; • Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROUGHTON'; s . Count , Ciraffa (the General): Mr CARIES ; Alexina (the Heroine of IVlGt4gatz), , Mrs. POW ELL r. Christine, 'Mrs. 13LAN1)., 'Boxes 63: 'Second Price 35.--:- Pit 3s. 6d. 'Second:Price —Gallery zs. Second Price ts.-- , Uppee Gallery , Is. Se cond Price bd.— No Money to be rgVlrned, • • Places for the 136xes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel , street. The Doors to be ooened at Half-paSt 'Five, and begin at Half-past . , bil Monday, Harnlc ; with Tekeli, or, The Siege of IVlontgatz. They regard with ; h_pectiliar satisfaaion and warm approval his dignified and decisive line ofcandn'a-which Maintained to the Chief Magistracy the proud pre-eminence drexclusive precedence in all Public and : National , 1)-tocesSions within the walls of his jurisdiction, over every other , Subje4 in the Realm, however exalted his Rank. They - relied with lasting admiration-on his 'humane and considerate condua towards the Wives and Cliilitten of the brave Men-who were embarking Ji - the Continent in the ser vice of their Country, by forwarding them to their - several Settlements in the distant quarters of she Unit , _d Empire, with the truest tenderness and most liberal assistance. -Tbe Conditions of the CaitraEl may be seen at the Secretag's Office. • • No regard will be bad to any Tender in whlch the Price • shair; not be inserted in wards at length, or that not be del z er'e t 9 the Board *fore : One o'Clock on the ivy !hi* • .L9Vi instant, nor unless' the Person tvh) ~ m akes • the some Perron on his behalf, atiendc, to answer, when fat. , Io t They . eannot forget:the readyattention he paid to the wishes . 1 of this Court relatiVe to the I' reemen of the Borough of South- ; warlc, by his otfer of alluring two hours in each day, if requir- ed, to the discharge or the Judicial Duty of that Distrki. cons :ter that the inaga,itiLent splendour which mark ed his tic)'; - .pitality during the period in which he filled the Civic Chair, tlnd - O.lrtieularly to the great Naval Charaaers, on the mournful decasion. of. the- Funeral of the late ever-to he7lamented AdMiraL.Lord..Yisconnt _Nelson, refleled the !Ugliest this . COrPoiation; Aid that the illustrious and unexampled.assemblage r 4 `Royal vi.itors accompanying the Heir`A.l.paretit to the City air Easter Monday last, at his particular Invitation, was amen_'. d• by iiint_to convoy a distinguishing Compliment to the "Citiiens at large, over . - whom he p th's tied. They contemplate•his exercise - of the more immediate fune tions of his] udicial Capacity with the . highest: gratification, as it evinced a clear, discreet, temper.ite, and . manly mind, alike uninfluenced and Mile; rem', by proteSsienal objea•ons, • and inflexibly determined ' to,aloeosvii by. its conscientious decision ; and, without reciting 41 detail the various and in- nurnerabli : rustances of his friendly and gentlematily deport ment on'all - oaoasions;'aild the tree zicCess•atall times granted to the:.:Membeit• of this Co•trt, and his FelloW-citizenat • large-, tox.l,cr With his polite and impartial stiperintenclance over of this Court, and l:is scrupulous regard far, and jealous vigilance over, tire interests and. Honour of the City of London. Subscriptions received from Aberdeen: Chapel of Ease of Gilc , •rnston, Rev: Mr Kidd r t o o Parish' of St. Fergus, Rev Mr. Anderso'n - K o I)ittoot ()wise, Rev. Mr. Strachari .- i t 6 ,Episcopal Chapel, Meiklefolla, Rev Mr. Tunes zl2 6 .Antiburgher COngregation, Peterhead, Rev. Mr. Mine'-• • • ' - - ' • - 2 o n -Cogre4ation.Chairel, St. Fergus, Rev.,gr. Gibson .1 12 Pa'rrish of Coult, Mr. Brown - • - 2 12 • 7 .1 Fitt'; of Mouquilittar, Rev, Mr. jolinsfori - 5 . rarist; ot Stratndop - : - :21 10 0 jam Folbes, of New, in addition, t. 7,11.' W I? . Furors, of zikellater HEATRE ROY COV 1. NT- G ARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 15, 18013, , will be peric rmed THE TEMPEST ; Or, tNCHANTED ISLAND. 'VIT3t . TRANSPORT OFFICE, . - November 4, ' B ° 6 - THE .c 9 .2l f Aussica,Eßs MAjESTY'xTRANSPORTSERfi ICE, fur tall, , g C ! re of . Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for 11. ! 'e Care ar4,Casi,dy.ij i Prisonert?;flfrar, do herchy give Notice, That th:j• will be-reLt'yat• this Office, on' Monday, • the 22 day of February, 18,7, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such i : crs:orts- rmy be .74:if/in:rt., • Civitra,.(7 fir Vith;alligg Sick and Wounded. Seamen and Sick Prisoners of-Wzr in the NA).7I H,s.pital at Malta, for T.telzsi 111mthi Jain the 13th of April, '2;7.* 10 to 0 2 o o - ARBITRATION; Or, FREE AND EASY, The Prologue to be r spoken by Mr. FARLEY._ Poxes es: Setond Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Sou - nail.' rice : zs.-- Catlery ag; Second Price Is.-.l.lpper'Callery Is. Seem Plire . 6d, 7 -No-Money,to, be returned. ' • Places for the Boxes to be taken at-the Box-office, in Hart street. _ • . PArish of Gies hu !pct, Rev. Air. Spence, of f (), Mr. Mercer, ut 11ev2 Mr. Thomson -- or T Rev. Mr. Leith 340 3 iU O 6 s —Ol A p , :n, Rev, rLihroie, - 4 0 A I'ari.lll,ner ui itz;,::Ko - - - t 1 Parisites Of ',whet-mid Cdshnie, Rev. Mr. Anderson 4 0 ----- of Cr:Atli:cask - I.loltonira, Rev, Mr. M•Flinii3i 3.; ;Episcopal Coni s -rvi,atipp of t, id N*droin aild thiney 3 I Parish of IRxv. Mr. Grant - - - 3 of KLl..nony, fUv. Air. Harper ,6 o of U p pet lianchory, Rev. Gregory of Cabrach, Rev: fohn Gordon of Clatt,.Rev: IV. Gordon Of iNlarnock, Rev,.--:Stronaeh The - Doors to be opened at Half past Five; and begin at Half-past On Tuesday (first time this Seas , n), The SChool of , Re form ; (o,`4lcw to Ride a HuShand ; Lord Avondale by Mr: Pbpe, - being.his first appearance in that Charaaer: No iendir will be, received after One; o'Clork on the 'of Treaty, nor any noticed unl,ss trse Parry, or ilk ils7nt jokbirr, per'sOna!iy aue.•pdr. g.,c6 Trnarer must ..l . ..e.a.ristanird by a: Lefler from two respeaable Persons engyging to ter,Pne bouni wit') the. Perept tenderivg,in the usn of tzcool. for the dire, l'ir,rorn'tane'e of the Contrdtri.. • - - • • , S o 5, 1 7 2 lo 8 II They were inondi?ubticly, to record, on the retirement of the !lon. James Shaw from the office' of Lord Maydr, 'that thb' the necutionof the Duties of thatexAted Situation may Lave been eqUalkd, it never h.:s been s'urpa;:sed, WOODTHORPE SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. THE. SOCIETY of SCHOOL-MASTERS will hulti their NINTH ANNUAL MEtTI NG aetlye- Crnwn.and Anchor . 'Tavern,. in the Strand, on Tuesday the , 3oth inst. Total 175 . o o Parish of Holbeach, Rev. Mr. Howell, - - 4to o The Corporation and InliJoitantS of the Borough of Richmond, in Yorkshire . - • - - - 97 3 6 . \Vint , rd Church, Sometsetshire . - - . 5- 16, 2 Parishes of Wapley and CodringtOn, Gloucestershire 3 3 to From a Clergyman of the Chutch of England • - 3'3 0 Parish or Yarrow, i'.;) the County of I)urhoin . ZS 9 o The follown.g Subscr'tptions have been received . • from. Limerick : —. Lrigadier-General Mitclittll - , -, 5 o o . J. P. Smyth ' - ' - . 22 t; 0 • - - f urncl l at.d k Co. ~ . .• 2! 15 0 • Hon. 13rddier General Leslie - i 1 3 9 Ge•Frge Watinsell , - - - 3. 8 ' 3 Bohn fiuttiey - - - - 3' 'B. `3 Avelt. Maunsell - - - 4 5 ~ 3 9 : Thom.is Racne - - - 5 "3 9 IViiii :,ii It Abe - - . - - '5 1 1 9 ' Ifii , 1i I i.tio .I „Ivy Botirpe, . •,- - - 5 I '.; 9 Tit .•mas•AlailitsJi - - 5 '3 9 • R Maunsell - - - 5 1 3 9 John Kennedy, • - . .., - - 513 9 loan Merde Thomas s - - •3, 3 3 Sundry' Siibseriptions --•- 6o to 1 Profits of a Ball '• - , . ,- - 23 3 8 • . . - " The Corporation an... 1. Inhabitants of ,. ' the Town and Port 01 SeplitWlCil . - 114 4 9 The InliabitanlS - ot the Nrish of Ash, nut Nan Iwicli, , by Mr., Thomas Tarlia . - - , - ~ - 47 13. 6 ---- t6t, IS 3 The Associate Congregation of Ur-, in Galloway; Dr. ,GREGOR`r 's CYCLOPEDIA. To he completed in Two AUnt hs".. Farther Parikalars m ay be kii2-Itm by apri 7 .4tts at thlr q ffce, or to Mr. Irdcl.;, - .4gent 1,47 e Naval Thspital a , Malt ~ President, The Right Rcv. GEORGE !SAC HUNTING FORD, Lord Bishop of Gloucester. 'Vice• 13:e5Pents, TE TENTHPART 'of this NEW and.COM FLETE DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCI ENCES; which includes every Modern, Improvemmt.and Discovery, was published this day, and may he had Of all Booksellers, prit:e g. • . . -Two_ofirer Parts will finish the Publication, and from and after e Ist Day ~of Tcbruary the Work maybe had.com plete,•piice . 54. 15s. in boards, in Two magnificent Volumes Quart 6, il!ttstrated v 777.11 nearly One liundr4 and fifty beau .tiful Engravings: It will continue to:he sold at that very moderate price till the ist Day of May next - ,. When the Parss wits be_raised to los. each, and the entire Work in bbards to Six' Guineas. • Bridge-stree't, Dec, 1, OM. TRANSPORT-OPFICE. • • •' 1816 , • THE CO AIIifISSIO NERS for eonthie:Fir , r , l'Y's -TR A:VS 1:0 Rr SI'I?I'ICE, for sal:Lg.-are. r t f Sickland 117s:end,/ Sea.rteni ssnd for the Care and Casson! ) . of Psisoners of'll'ar, hek ebyNi,', Ttr:it tiny at this on Steurciay, tie ;:..d ci.q of 11,0•,:1d7, to treieive Baled Tenders, and tr;,rt person; us maybe toc Cantraa Jar Siek• an,/ 11%,,ded,Sralken'aml.Sick Prisoners of If'ar in the tesle..c7l7:e jarn,sica, --- Tivelve lifortthr front the tot dqy or jai", i .7 The Rev. WILL. VI C ENT, D. D. Dean of Westminster The Itev.SAMUE.L . PARR, D. D. - Prebendary St. PduPs. , Committee for 1306... CHARLES BOR.NF,Y, L.L.D. F.A.S. Chairman. .Rev. MATT. RA 'I N D. D. and F. R.S . • Deputy L'halrman.. Rev. A. Crombie, L. L.D. Rev. 1. Linds4y, D. D. • Rev. G. Gibson, A.M. Mr: Lord. Rev A. Greenlaw, I),D. .Rev. vy. Shaw, A.M. Rev. I. Hewlett, B.D. lohn Siraehan, Mr. Kelly. , Secretary to the Committee, Rev G. Gibson. Secretary to the Society, and Treasurer. Mr. Kelly. Agents itgr their respediVe Distriets, William Burney, A.M_ Gosport.— Rev. T. S. Butlers, A.M. Ouniie.—Rev. W. Moore, D. D. Cirinicester. Auditors. Rev. Dr. Crombie, Rev. 1. Hewlett, Rev. Dr. Raine. TNE.MOST . ELEGANT •SMA LI, EDITION OF SHAKSPEARE. EVER i'lint.ISHED, pANDSOMELY- printed in Fourteen Volumes t.Outscap Octavo, on a . superfine Paper, and /lot. pressed, embellished - with seventy-four 'Designs from the Pictures and Drawings of • LotiOetbouri4 Stothard, and Tr r esham, Royal Academi - - cilns ; and of Thurston, Burney, U win, and others; and are engraved in the first styie of elegitnix and beauty, by Angus, Arinstrong, Bromley, Delatre, Milton, Neagle, Parker, Ranh bath, A.Stnith4 A. R. A.'Skeiton, and Warren. . Price in boards six guineas, or-on large Paper, with first I,mpreSsions of the rlates, twelve guineas. The - Text of this Editlon is corrected by the last Edition of Dr. lohuson and Mr.' Steevens; and at the end of each, Play is a selection of their Notes, as well as those of other • Commentators, ind€pendent of verbal Ctiticistit , ilhistrative of the Text, the Manners and Custoins ()Idle Age in which' the „Poe!. . • , . , By ,AI.AN LEY. WOOD, A.M. of Exeter College, Oxon. - Printed for C. Kearsley, Fleet-sttect. No Tender will be received after One o'bock on the dy of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, per • sonaly atteneti. Each Tender mutt be eurpittpaqied wi:h ci Later jr;Art two" i.eij,eElable /'erion,r,•engsging. toot.e..mse bsa i nd, with ;he Person'tendering, in the Sum of for the due performance of the Crintraß. Trustees to the Funds. . ' Rev. Dr. Barrow, Dt. Chatles Burney, and Mr. Kelly, Stewards for the Anniversary of iBb6. Mr. Mama Rev. W. fives, A.M. . Rev Dr. Butler Rev. Mr. Matt, A.M. Mr. Card , Rev. j.-Wooll, A.M.. - The object of this Society is' to estAblish, a Fund fn . the Ilekfit of WidoWs and Orphans of School-masters,:ril 11:so farithe Relief of such School masters and Ushers as may be come necessitous through Age, infirmity, or .Misfortune. F.Jl?un• Particular., may he known hy , applying at this Offict, or to Mr . . :11"... 1;46 A . sent 9 . 1 the 5;47ia1:117i4,11.41 at :fargajc,.i. THOSE'. Foßiz.s7 TREES. r NOblqi4len and Gsmflomen who are im proving the Estatus.by Planting, are resF : e.tifutly formed that.. a (..,Aantity of Seedling Larch. :icotch, and . Spluce , Fir, Beech, Birch, Oak, &c. is just arrved frbin Sc hand, and will be sold coriiider, , bly the usual and Allan's, Seedsmen, 67, Strand. "WANTED to PURCHASE, within Thirty Miles - of, London, a . FREEHOLD ESTATE or ARM, of ILO or ioo Acres, in a healthy Country and good l'i6ghbourhood. • Letters direeted tln Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall, will be ate tended to. This Day ‘‘as published, THE NEW STATE LOTTERY, WHICH BEGINS .DRAWING JANUARY 1807, contains 2 Prizes of 430,000 - - are . ,C 60,000 2 - 2.0,e50 40,000 2 io,ooo 3 - • - scoo - - ib,ooo 15,?oo 5- - - 1003 Soo .100 So to 5 1 00 - so_o 4 000 2oz - o lobo ts,o - o Tickcts - 20 ,C zso,cco Capitals Determinable: First-drawn 'Picket, is[ Day - - 20,000 Ditto - 3(1 Day - - tosooo Ditto - - - stli Day - - 30,0,50 Ditto - - Last Day - - 5,000 PRICE. Ticket - 2 o 1 Eighth - ,C 2 ti .6 5 z 01 Sixteenth - t 6 o half - Quarter - - TICKETS and SI IA RES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. The ,above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are the greatest,: in a Scheme of so. iew Tickets, ever presented in the annals of Lottery Adventure. This fact is•indisputable. But the Votaries of Fortune, to .participate of such unpre cedented opulence, must he on the alert, as the Drawing xonimences so earl ) as the 13th of January next. -NEW LOTTERY. 4, CORNIIIII,, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. . BISH respeBfully acquaints the Public, that TICKETS and'SHAR ES t -- )r. the NEW. LOT VERY, which begins Drawing the t3th of next Month, are ,vn sale at theaboVe Offices, where the lasi ever drawn -was shared, and where Twenty other Capital Prizes in the yreseot Year have been Shared, SOld, and Registered. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of 2 - 3. 2 000 - 2,o,o1)o - 10,000 - 5000 &c. &c &c. !V Prizes of .the late Lottery paid on.demand, or ex- CRAND SCHEME. / Prizes of - 2,0,000 - 2.c,0p0 a -- 1,000 near Durnfriers, N B. by the Rt..v. James Bigger s o 3 Blackincire, iti E-ssex, Dr, Stubbs 7 `-4 b garish of 1-layle . Oxfordshire 19 6 --,- of Cogs, ditto - - - - r 5 o --- of A rmston Lovell, ditto - - - I to o -of Bexwell, County of Norfolk - 4 o • o' Parish Church of Knockan,;e, near Elgin, N. B. Rev. John Munro • - - rl6 0 Subscriptiens contiQue to_be received at -Lloyd's, and at ail the Bankers in Town and Country. j. P. WELSFORD, Seerctary. &c. &c. &c. ,SWIF T` and Co. No. 11 , Poultry, and NO. • 12, Charing-cross, have on Sale l'iki.ketts and Shares Qt . the above State Lottery, begins Dra'... tug 91) the of next Month. In the last Lottery, No. 7ti7, a Prize of . r0,0r , 01. No. 1:04, a Prize of moo'. and iNu• 7479, a Prize of 5001. were an shated;sold;and registered, at and Co.'s 5'A 43 SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGEAND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. • . i . Craven-street, Strand; Dec. 3, 1806. D ENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, ..I,_, viz. ',C s.. d. Rightlion. Earl of Kerry, 16tb Benefa . Cion, 2) o o Right Hon. Lord Willoughby De Broke, And to o 0 Rev. Henry Fletcher, per Hoares - - 5 5 0 Rev. Dr. Frett'en . . - - Ann. z z o T. H. Broadhead, EN: '' - - Ann. s 5 o 1,,11, Holder,' I sq. . - • .. . Ann: 5 5 0 Win. Lock,,Esq,. . - - . Ann. 3 3 o Wm. Solteau; Fsq. per Sec. - Ann. , 2 2 0 Mrs. Sotteau, per Ditto - - Ann. a t o 1. Lewis, Esq. - - Ann. 2 2 R. Hunter, jean. Esq. per Sec. - Ann. t t o Seth 'l'honips .li, Esq. . - Ann, t t o Thoma , Cater,, Esq.. - - Ann. x i e Samuel Betty, Esq. and Lady - Anil. 2 2 a Philo Adelphi - - • - .• . I. 0 0 X. ,V, by Mr. Stroud, New Rooms, Bath - 3 3 o X. Y. 1. per'TreaS'urer - - , - t• 0 o 'found in the Letter Box. - . I e 0 ,C 67 t 3 0 Dischirged and relieved from various Prisons 33 Debtors, for Use Sunfof - - - 722 S 2 Considered. the. cases of 32. Petitioners. Approved 24. • De ferred 5 Petitions, and rejedcd 3. Benchsdions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea- Surer, Cheyne.:walk, Chelsea;' also by Messrs. It:riles, Farquhar„ and Co. St. James's-street ; Hoares, street ; Fuller and Chatteris,• Lornbard 7 street ' Biddolph, Cocks, and Ridge; C hating-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch lane; Cornhill ; Hatnmersiey's, ; Veres, Luca. dou, and Co. No, 77, . Lombard-Street ; Sir M-.'l3lwit.am and Co. No. 27, t.; racechurch-street ; and by the. Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand'? where the Books may be seen by those Who are inclined to suppOrt this Chality, and where the Society meet on the first.lVednesday ir, every-Monett. TUE VEIItREAL DISEASE, INDER various Appearances, and complicated Attacks, may be sp'cdily and secretly eradicated hum the System By the usepf Dr. FREE N's DROPS; which, fi i rtheir salutary epee&s in.eleansing the Blood from ail im purities, whether - Venereal or Scorbutic,' are termed GUTTA SA Liii'AßlS. By persevering in the,use.of this Remedy, the•Patient r gradmlly loses all Bain and Inflammation of the Parts, all foul and . corroding Ulcers,'. Scabs, Lumps in the Skin, and other eorre-sponding Symptouas of this cruel and : nearly thirty ye,al•4 , pra.Ctice hai.h proved . to• Dr. Freeynan, that all thisis accomplished . by th,: !)fops, without the affil of Operations, the usual filthy appl.h.,ation 01 greasy pr6hisiaigus, SOld, by appo4itn4mt of Or, Ere , :.man, of Hatton Garden, by No. .{, Cheitosidecorner of Paternoster.iow ; Bacon, ise, and Pi,diug, 75, Oxford , street •, Bull and,Call- Avcll,.Danlini Scott, Smith, and Baxter,. .Edisiourgh ; Mac Donald, Glasgow; Stains, :%!anchester ; Liver pool; Stains and most Medicine Venders in. e:vay Towii, in Bottles. at :5. O. each. •• . 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