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I t G 1 • Vt," • \* vZmn j Jt) - 11 . nr a. • NUMBER 43 8 T.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. rrl-lIS PRESENT EVENING, od. 6, iso6, A. will be pe r t r meet ?'H3,„ HONEY glr MOON. Duke...Mr.-EL LISTON ; it , lando, _NIA'. RUSSELL ; -Count Niontaioon, Mr .B:1 RTLE74" ; - Baillv.zz.z; Mr. WROUGIITON • .. Laippedo, Mr. M .iTIII WS.; . AIr.:MADIdOCKS ; Lopez, Mr. PURSER.; • • jaquz,. Air. EY ; Miss 1)1):41 C.l N ; • 11_61:mte., Mks NI V.LLO'N ; Zuowd,,Mlss BO YcF, ; i s iinSuis, Airs: SPARKS. , WITH • .. • nit I{`o .3'?' THIEVES . . trvicirghina:, MO U NTA I N, (reing her se,oud appearance in that CLaraaer). tolcc; , 6. Second 1 i ice ; , s.—Tit 3s. 6d. Secbnd Price 29: SLco..ti , ts.--7 Upper Gallery. la. Se cond od - No : , ', ,, neyto be returned. - s ivr the LONCS to netACII at the Box-office, in Little Russel=street.'_ The Doors to be (limed •at Half-past 'Five, and' begin at . - . lialf-past ioorrrAse," 'Th. , : ;. with The Forty Thieves.. ; •jaqqes, the 114t11.1 . 1)(.%Trc., be n 4 first alipear.:::ce on this Stage; wan rilcll)ity TM:n-(4s. . ► . . SAtilui,,y, ; withThq Forty RUY.-t,, Ett 1 A`'N SOC.I E F Y foi-..the NATI( bN,of the SNIALL-ROX. 4 EDICAL PRACTION.ERS and - Others who IVA are uesi,ous ut oing supplied with the.VACCINE 1. 1 0 I t), are reii :ested iu future to address ;heir A pplicati(Als to Dr. JS. KN.) W LES, who is ..ippolitted•Resitlein Inp. cuiator and Med.cal Secretary to the Society. N. It. A Society.' Lettets ate now - charged,' it is re quested th,,t the Postage he paid. ARespedable Established HOUSE in'the'WlNE TRADL wishing to extend their Comiexions, would to treat with a n experenced 'Traveller, already en in the Spirrt or all) other Trade. Panientats address ed to A. H. N Ortluunoecland CutEe houk, will be attended -to. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. Et_TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,E TI-IRF TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, THRE - E FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRILL. No Prize less than Twenty Poutuis. TEXT MONDAY ath Odober, the GRAND 1.741 y be.gins Drawing, which contaans greeter pruportton CA PITA L I LES to the anal! N Lauber of "1 Lams, than :41y-former Lottery. SCHEME. 3 - Z 2 ,3,000 are ,C6 N3 son 3 - . p i aci° - • - - - 5,000 , - - 15,000 1,000 - - 5,0c0 - - 5:0 - 4, xx. ttu 53 - , 2,000 4,100 - 23 - - £2,003 •U - ,opo=Tickets . kzpo,boo THOUSAND•POUNDS . tbr the First-drawn Ticket, ;AO ail the other irmiler)se Capital. Prizes afiDat. SWIFT and" CO: POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. erICKETS and SITAR ES of the. State Lottery, ,to • / begin Droiwiug on MON DAY N E kis, are selling by - SAVI ! T anit-Co. at their Licensed Offices Pontiu s J)lishe:l 1759) and No Et, Ch.irilig:Cross (next Dour to toe (;oldeit Crass). The Lottery consists hut of zo,ooo TR:gigs .t . The Scheme contains the following Prizes, 3 of ,C20,n00 . 8 of -po •• 3 too_ o 2o -- 100 ----, 5';00) 1. 4 0 . 3. 0 1,000 • 4.100. ,--- 20 The Firsf-dea4virlickettvill're s eeiit'io,obal.- §oeltes Gratis. . . . • r ti I. W 1 A EI.t)TCER Y. ILT AZAR"), .11U1M14 . ..,„ 194 -Brokers, at ; vie,. ) 1 4i 3 ;:.0 ...Le i Nu 93, Royal E .charrge, )ntion, are now selln , g . Tickets and Shaws.to Lottery whit be A iiis Ora .viu t .l...,aie 13th cActuber,'lSo6. 111 s Lottery consi4s z,,000 p - I ickets only, and, the Scheme ccrotii,s fltre . Prizes 20,06cii: three of 10,0001. jt,aol. &C. N. B. 1.11 the Lottery , ('as drawo, in May last, No. 77,vb6, a P ca.*. and No: 2.34,,. a.Pflac.pl 540,1. -vtene :/.4idi . :esr by - Hazard, [tunic, amid Co, *** Country - rdtts, accompanied with short-dated Bids on 1. 01 4.,n, i'c 4 t,.uttice,() filers ' or Cash, in parcel, by Coach or Cariier,..p andbal I y tided to; and Correspondents !hay clepend'en . oemg . treated exao&ly on the same rertils as it per.. bonally resent. Let reis, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. THIS MON rH. 4, CORN-Hi I. 1., itoct ING—CROSS. • BISH most reyed fully acquaints t.lie No • biiit ) , c;eitiry, 41,(1 tie PubLe in general; that the Drawing of tne,preaeut State Lottery will r,:yminence on Nonday, the 13 - h in;;tailt.. bc.heine contains more capital Prizes th.ii the last, awl 5000 less Tickets. In each of the two asst Lotteries that hist* contraeted tot with Go vernment time were more rickets sold before the Draw•lig began than this Ixtitery consists of in the while. Tickets and Snares are selling at the above ()dices. —Schemei gratis; and all buskess in the Public Funds tratisaCtad with fidelity and disratch. Tne only S CA. i r. l.ktt to tie Drawn tnis Year begins i ih of this Month, and no , private Lottery can be determined be it. 'MESSRS. BROOKE-and: Co. at their Old and Lucky Lott:ry Office, 2.37, Piccadilly . , assure their Friends that the present State Lottery Solitme is exc.,eilent beyond comparison. The Scheme is very rich, contains three Prizei of 20,0001. three of 1.r.-,61. three of 5.,031. &c. and , only 20,000 Tickets, is only the quantity .usuallv con ruined by the Publtc previous to the_ Drawit,g: Their Friends ittust of course be convinced, that dClay in_the purchase of Wickets or Shares may be tie cause of disappointment, and l'essibly the loss of a Capital Prize. The Abuve:Office has, een Established Fifty-three years, where No. 17,88 u, the rirSt-drawn Tickef4d February last; entitled - to t 0,02.21. was sold in one Half and eight Sixteenth Shares. pREGNANT LADIES, %•ticise'sittia . tioh requires a temporary retirement, may. be accommodated with 2 Genteel Apartment w Lye-in, agreeably* to their circum- . stances ;. their Infants put out to nurse, and humanely taken care ot. The con§olation res_u iting from , this Undertaking to many of the most resjie.latile Tainilies in.' this Kingdom; by securing their reputation and cl)araoer ftgrit !he, censure of the world, .and preserving peace an.l ; concord among Ite iations and Friends, is - sutiicientfy c,,nspictious to be coon. iertan,:ed. by the humane and. sensible part of I‘L.i.kind. tare tenderness; ll'ouotir, and seerc.7 . y, •Ituviitg [riot the bac. :;is of this Concern tor - - may be relied on. Those regardless c.)r reputation will iist, 'on iity terms,' be treattd. with. A prOy to Mrs. Symons', Midwife, No. 4, Lcodoil flouse . rut, it. }),tics C-I;oit":l4:yard, 1.64.1A43,. N.ll n cjigib;c Country within a few miles of , • irtion,"; , :ti . etc - railies • nrriy* -atcornimxiat.6.l tvitlt veil eel A it mole agreeo_de than-in Town.. l ettccs t post pauly.a.tended - ro, and Advicq in all Disorders • , u~~ T , TT itrl mtt------0, , -,,,---N ..., !,,. ..i ... , p, .., ..1., ..-P 4 tk , Vj e M reit.V.A: k'N\ " T 4.3 i 6 GN D IT, OM - LER 6, 1806. SALES OF ESTATES. FRTEHOLD E S TATES IN SUSSEX. • NOTICE is heieby giveti, • that thit Estate called PEPPERING MANOK FARM, situate in the ['a. rishes of Burpham and Northstoke, in the County of Sits. sex; lately 'advertised to be sold by Auction, at the Crown, rundel,• on the gth day-of Q etober inst. is sold by Private ,Contraet. And that the Sale by Au6tion of the Farm called WHI TING %V G EK, in the Parish of West Grinsted, in the County of Sussex, advertised to be'sold at the same place and rime, ipostponed. Whiting Week Farm contains, by a late, arlmeasurement, qo ,Statute "Acres (inure or less) or Meadow, Arable, and Wood ; and is welt stocked with _thriving young Timber, It may be viewed en application to the Tenant, Mr. john ,Goodier. • • - • Proposals for 'the Purchase' by Private Contrdd may be addressed, by, Letter, • post paid, to Mr. • Daintrey, Solicitor, Pet worth. LINCOLNSIURE. EAST, WEST, and WI LDNIOI , ,E DRAINAGE. TO BE_SOLD AUCTION, , At the l'eacmck Inn, in Boston,. on Thursday. the 16th and ' • Friday the 17ih Dayi of Odober next. before the Special, COmnrissioners a4ting'under and by virtue of certain Ads. of Palilament passed-in the 41st and 43d TettiS of . the Reign of His •present Majesty, for the Drainage of the said Last, W. at, ancl".lViftlittore Eetis,.at'tileir Adjourned Meet then to be holden, pursuant to the Diredions' of .the ' • said Ads, in' Lots, subjed to sitCh Conditions. of Sale as shall he then-and there produced, • • - ONE ThOUSgnd 'Four Hundred and Ninety- ‘ seven Acres a d' 1 . wo Roods of RUCH I'AS l'U RE C; , 1( OUN D in the W EST I' EN, bet kyeeta Newham Drain and the New'Cut near-'the Common. Fendyke, and on the Nortp-sine of the Road leading :from Boston by SwinecoNs Inelosta•es to Horncastle, Tythe-tree.----Eal:;h Day's Sale will continence precisely at Three - o'Clock. in the Atter, noon. • . . . klans of the several Lots may be seen at the Principal Inns iii Boston, Spilsby, and Uorucastle ; ,and Particulars had at the Offices of the. Clerks to the said Commissioners in Bos ton and Spilsby. • By Order of the said Commissioners, • - SANE TUNNARL), ') Cl k • 10. BRACKEN BtIKV, Cle r k s. LINCOLNSiiIRE Valuable and Improveable I.RL EFIOLD ESTATE, of Rich Feeding LA IN/ I), near Spalding and Boston, with Land-Tax Redeemed. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By PETER COXE, At Carraway's Collect House, 'Change Alley, London, on Fr.day, 061ober 24, at Twelve o'C . lnck, in Fourteen Ldts, unless all acceptable Offer is previously made by Private Contrad, 14 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, of 116 Acres, of rich Feeling Land, with a new built Farm House and Building, Jet •to Win. Healey on lease, expiring Lady-Day 13°9, at a net Rent of 2351. per -Annum. Lot 2. A Ditto, of 4tB Acres, with a new-Brick.Farm- House and lThildings, on lease to Mr. john West, which will expire at Lady-Day 18:9, at anet Rent of 6151. per Annum. Lot 3. A Ditto of tit Acres, with House, &c. on lease, for the same term, to Mr. Ldward Palmer, at iss.. per An num. Lot. 4. A. Ditto of 116 Acres, on lease tbr the same term to Mr. Halliday, at 1741. per Annum net. Lot 5. A Ditto of 57 Acres, on 'case to Mr. Congreve lb/ the same term, at (Al. per Annum net. Lot. 6. A Ditto of 419 Acrt3, with the Manor House and Buildings, and Manor, or reputed Manor, of Littichury; on lease fur the battle term, to Mr. fame; Ullctt, at ()col. per Annum. Lots 7 to 12,. Svndry Parcels of rich Feeding-Land, con tainhig.63 Acres, in the occupation of Messrs. Halliday, Con greve, V..ckson, and Guy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry Rents, amounting to .971 Its 31. per Annum altogether,. • Lot 13. Thirteen :Tres of Wooalaild in band. Lot 14. A valuable Freehold Estate, of 57 Acres of Mea.: dow and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. %Via. Stu. ten, yearly Tenant, at szl. tos. per Annum net. . These Estates are situate in the_Parishes of ‘Vhaplode..aticl. Holbeach, nearly the whole in a Ring Fence, 8 miles from Spalding, 'l2 from Foston, 4 from Holbeach, iz from Wis beach, alt good' Market Towns, and tea miles train Landon, in a dry, healthy Country, not,liabke to floods, th• roads good, and oar a i,avigable river, which leads to the sea. • • A-moiety of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage at 41- per cent. for.any term not exceAlmg seven mars. To tic viewed by k..,ve of the Tenants, on application to Messrs. Foster and Ponner, Spalding,. who will spew the Estate, , of.whom printed Particulars may be had ; as well as of Messrs. Nicholson and Upton ; Witt of Mr. ion.itit. or Lritds ; of meosts. •Forster, Cooke, and Frew,. Lincoln's. London ; of Mr Peter Coxe, Thrcgtuurtbu-street, with alt of whom Plane of the Estates may be seen. Parti culars may also bad at l.lovtl's and Garaway's. his Day was published, in Folio, price Ten Guineas in boards, TOPOGRAPHY of TROY and its VI . - CI l'Y ; illustrated and cvpiamed by Drawings and Dest.riptkons. Deitkaicd, by Perinission, to her Grace the butchess or Devonshire. • by WILLIAM• CELL, Esq. • Of Jesus College, NI. A. I. A .S. and-iate l erlow of Emanuel College, Cambridge. — ln'the Work are given 4.3.coloured .Plazes, taken front ac- • curate Drawings tirade on the Spot by the Author., and chietly etlgra‘.ed by : Mr. 111edland. •l'he Wotk is designed to 4tiOrd an oppiirtunity to such as have not visited the Country of forming their own opinions of the Topography of Homer. ' Printed tot LonArnan, "Hurst, Rees, and Untie, Pater noster-row. • " ‘fie recommend thiS Work of Mr Gel!, as one of the most honourable monuments which has been credal 'to the most ancient, the fist and best of Poets: as one of , the most acceptable ,and. illustrious Works that have appeared since the degree of visitilsohe Troad has revived, and we have no scruple to class hits - among those in the first rank, wilo have done credit to their country, as men of talents, elegance, and discernment . "—C I ReView, April, ‘‘ We cantlot conCttadt-vv.kr.sout eairretains our opinion tlrat Mr. Cell has renuered a real service to the cause of 'ancient ' , literature. His splendid Work is executed with equal taste and Care, and the end proposed seems to . have been fully at !-'—Anniuil Review. vol. 3. :1 Lw LL~NA;[ . IVJTESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge the. whole L. World to prove a single instance where their Medicine a : A Method of Cure have failed of the desired elict. The Fadiceof many years in this particular branch ot their pro leSsion has nest given xise to one unsuccessful case. They con tinue to dire& their studies to the treatment and cure of cer tain Complaints, and that derangement of the system which is the consequenceof a destructive habit: Itis a melartcholy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice brings on those Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent and embitter, , the _Matrimonial State, and imposes-by anticipa tion upon its Unhappy vidirns all the infirmitiei of old age. "co such persons it must be a consoling retiedion to know that they may now, by a ne‘‘ , and infallible .mode. of treat ment, he restored to health, strength. and manly vigour.— Messrs,., Currie•and.Co. being regular till - Aeons of the Rocat College; the idea of empircisin cannot possibly he attached to their pradice; for not hing.but a thorough convieiion, con firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted, by the general I' raditioner in the cure of Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debillty ‘vlizeli inevi tably, results twin the. indiscrefions ot vomit, could induce them to t;viatelrdni tat usual s y stern, affil by. l'er;orming the most tirprising. cures, convince `time world of the decide:t periarity of their int.tte of treatment. . Messrs ;Currie 4!1 , 1 Co. !nay .be ctinsultell by patients of eith.l sex, with tie greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their liouse, • No. 107, klatt! , ll Carded. 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THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS of HIS M - 7ESTY's ORD IV,4NCE do here& give Aolite, 1 . 4 , a1 Proposal' aria be received at their Office, in St. 111a , g.vet.stner, IV-omin:ter, on Dr &foe lredoesday the I stb Daj• 0t7,17,r 'text, frost such Person: as nt.iy be wit7iug ro unetertate the ,Proii.,l , m of CLOT II NC for the several Corp ender the diPel7hat of the Ordnance, Patterns of uhich may be viewed up n applira , AN at the 'I , rind; al Storikeeptt's Offite, ;ft the Muer, whet, jenther particilars may be known ; and .44 at the Sett-4 , 1.77'f o!Tre, " St. Margaret. sVeet aforesaid, .any d, between the boars of Tfir and F*r o'Claek. The Tenders to be delivered at the Office el Ord.?ante,l4ft rnixster, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " 'reit(ler ter Clothing," at Twelve o'Clotk 6n the said r;th after which briar no Tend?r will be ai , nitted ; nor will any Cie, be .at'evdeo' to, unless the p, ;pulp! Pei un cone‘rned, of an Zgtrst for bim, shall anemia' be @Fie the D. 4y ,he aar ad.. verthe..l to he reeeivel. 11,i.tfurthtt €.1,41?,1 Pe , t ft , b , sir Proposals may be accepd en? r info oaf eienl sccurkr, upon executing his Com:rati, for the due performsnce thcreof. By On ler of the-Board, R . H. CR RIP, Seer/. ta,:r. OFFICE OP ORDN.4IVeIi, Sept. 12, 'Bob. THE . PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of MS M - , YESTY'r ORD.ViiNCE do hr eby give I‘7,.tice; 7 . 17 at oposuls will be received at their ') . llice, in .St Westminster, or: o r before IVednesday, the 1516 alober, lions such 'Pet-sons as may be willing to undo lake the PrAiision of I-I( )S1 LR Y 4 RTI C LES for the .several Corps under the direai:on cf 1 1 --e Oat:4nm ; Pat:erns of which may be 't , iezved upon applirvion at the Principal St fekeeper's Office i I the ; where fur. riser particulars illy be k town ; a".! atno a: the Secreta.y's in St. Margaret-sireet aforesaid, any Day between the lions of :Ten and Four o'Cica. The Tenders to be delivered at the Office of 4rinanee, 114 t. mintier, sealed up, and ntarked tn the outside, " Tender for Wl iery Art . ,;:ies," at Tteelv‘• o'Cloth on de said isth after which hour no Tender will be admitted ; nor will any 017,4' bi - aftent4d to, ouless the pi Person eeneerned, or an Agent for - him, shall attend at tte Office the Dqy the Proposal., are ad_ ve. tired to be \ recei7-•ed. It' it _further erpead that the Prism where Propwalr may Le accreted shall enter into soffit-kw securify, upon executing. his antrafi, Itr the due pesjcrmance thereof. B. y Order of the Board, ;;, R. H. CREW, Stere:ag, DISEASES of the URETHRA, aut Certain CUM. PLAINTS: AS Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrate,l MEDICATED BOUGUESand REMEDIES, Mr DU FOUR informs the, Public, that he may, as usual, be consulted daily from • nine to three, at his House, No. 5-, Frith-street, Soho, on Cases of ,Stricaures, Obstructions Gleets, Jse. as ,vela as Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so esseneal a requisite, that Mr. 1). has provided a spacieus' House,r. hat every Patient may be introduced in a sepirrite Apartineht. Mr. U. has for many years confined himself to that department of Surgery, and from cxti..bsicz. Prae.tice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring En , ' con. finem6nt or restraint in diet, and preventing the possibiiit!" of a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully in a Letter, enclosing a tl. or 21. Note, will have proyir remedies sent to the amount. for the various symptoms,./kc. see Mr. Dufour's Treatig: on the above Complaints, Price 25. 6iL the sth edition. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ni. q, New litidge.eareer, London. sift, Edinburgh, May 2, Igoe. T N the Spring of 1794 I was affliEted with Venereal Complaint, which I treated with inditt;:r. estee for five months; but was then obliged to apply to e regular PhysiCian, who put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the. Disease (by mercurial apelications) fer scone time; but growing, in spite of till, medicine and the advice of tae first Gentlemen of -the Faculty here, worse anti worse for two years, -I was reduced to a state almost wt. paralleled and beyond description, being an entire le e er, and ulcerated from head to toot.—My head, throat, meati, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had trot: twenty te thirty eating ukers on my body, .and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to partictele nze all my case—sultice it to sey, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, .or of a more complie cated natfire. I was long leokexl upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, tn deed, in my' then -condition, death was ereferable •to rev more than miserable State. In this dreadful situation di:i drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence • threw in my way a Newspaper containing the ease of a aI Mr. 13. - Plymouth—my friends read it, coeld sent and preeured some of your LE A K.E's PATE NT PILLS, which, by Oit4.', from time to time. art now, aret . have long been, (after more than four years indeseribable distress), in as good a state of health as ev'er I enjoyed ; es e proof of this, t had a bee, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. 'ln gratitude to God, and us holes of rendering my fel/ow-creature sera ice, 1 request you 'to publish this; and you may at any time refer persons :vies wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further perri culars*, to meet my friends, by letter er perm. A s f e w saes for eedieees still ever nr eNCCed it, I IlaVe irom every reason to assure, mankind, that in your LEAKF.'s P 11. LS they will hed sure, speed; ' sate, and radical cure, tin the most dread ful s'age of the Venereal Disease, which is called modes:Lots. • • lotiN THOM VSON. * Insurmountable . family reasons prevent making fne name and address ,public; but creditable persons reali wanting intbrmation may els . o he ret.sied to me and in) , fends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh: L'rettared and Sold by the Sole Peoprietur, Ti TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College or Sureepns in London, at his hoese, No. te New lireleeestreet, Where lie will give Advice without a tee, to person s tak ing these Pills, Vat will answer patients letters, it post. paid, on the same terrhs, observiiK in ail cases the lobst inviiiiabk. secrecy:, nu, person's name or case having bean mentioned, butat tatir own NrticuLir request, h) the prietor, during the course or more than tinny-six years, that he has had the conducting ut an extensive sale of the aboye Medicine, and , the practice arisin , : tilerefto:n." They are also sold by Ms Aopointriwnt, iot tile ci;nvr. nience of those living at a distailee, by Mr BrixTe,t, Soutn-bridgO, Edincuritn; Mr. Pruiter, Glas gow, to vvJtOni also Mr . T. reters tOr ois address; ar tag, Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban!s-street, Mr. Roberts<in's TOy-snop,. Nti. - 163, iixtutei-street; borough's, No. 7, Cis!,-strce.t-Ital, nearly oppysitc the M nurnent; Mr.. Stcers, book:4,11a; Nv. I,Uiton-row, Littlt Tower-hill; Ivll Callweirs, Dublin; and by on., person to every .i.Nonsiden,ble qown Great-lintain and lie:land, in Itoxes of only 2s. nleach, sealed up when toll and plain directions, ':vnretwe persons of tinier Sex may cure them— selves ts.th ease and secrecy; ' N. 11. Eyery 110 x sold in 'Great Britain is sealed tp with a Startp, whica, by tavnur of the Commis'. sic , nets, is feinted, at the Stanip-011ice—'s lot,. No: 6, New lividgorstrect," to imitate which is felony, suit cil,ters are tvuntvrtert.