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,i• 7 04 i t D "ar,r sii" , "" < ""-1* i tL , A , I t • N. 1.. 114.. • ••••, 'or jr-tek-r-,. f.. . 7 .. --4 , -e• 4P it-T9T4: - tili t . . • T U 14: D Y, is,iOVEmBER 4, 1806. * NUMBER 44 1 . • [PRICF. 51 PE 4. THEA.TRE ROYAL, DRpliY-LAN E. THIS u be ` PR peituu ESENT N EVENIG, Nov. 4,180 G, GENERAL ELECTION. Ina few Days wilt be published t . In One Volume. Daavo, ,• , Sil("Lrekl of the REVOLUTIONS of MEDICAL SCILNCE, and Views relating to its ketioni.. By P. J. G. CABANIS, MEmber of the National 'lnstitute of francei kc. Omm. Translated from the French, with Notes, 'By A. HENDURS . ON, M. D. . Printed for ighnson, in St. Paul's Clitirch-yard ;J. Murray, Fleet.street ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh, PICTUALLING.OFFIOE, THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. 13RAFIAAri Marquis De... Grand Cliatep. Mr. M. 1•11EWS ; • • — Loreiao, Mr. G I dhON ; Vittimiziculo Mr. R USSELL; • • Peter, dr DO W TON • Constantia, Ars. 14; S UDC ;NS; Floretta, Mrs. mounrAn4, • • 41-ler first appearanceln that Clun'ac.ter.i Wlrn THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. CaptAin Seymour,-Mr. CA RLES . ; .Mr: CollOony,Nlr. i3ARTLEY ; • Mr. FlOSt, Mr. CHERRY ; • iduttochDelany ( with The Pianxtr),'Mr.loHNSTONE ; Edward, .Mr. DE CA P ; •• : LoUisa, • Miss MELLON ' • Caroline, Mrs. MATHS W 5, .. :. . • Ir• the GENTLEMEW,Ci. ERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTii,of LINCOLN. • t' • ' :•• • ".• .• •.• • - Ott sc.; ti?o6.* THE COAIMISSIONERS, for P7CTUA L LEV //is • • yrY'' he e.4p,gire Notice, That 4#e• 7th of No..vemAer, they will f ready. to receive Tender,, ire Writiag.fsealtd utp), 4.4,1 treat for for sypplyi.,g bf FRf tiEi 11 E F to' fie rje,ir's Ships Vei.irie Leitb., Leith oaf tbe Frith liabargb...hr 'Twelve .1f , 4, certall, front the 17r6 4 that a:r.l, further, wail, .$7.1. M9n , hr wa , liagsball be cifber sidefrr tbe teratinatifirt icy the Carthae7 :to be paid far by &lir, p l ayable, with Interest, ninety .lays after date. ativrj.rmEtv, , Ta 8 HIGH SHERIFF having •appoinied l'oursday, tqe tt th of November, for 'the Eledion of Reposentatives in Parliament for this County; I beg to solicit the Honour of your Votes and Support on'that sion, and shall be highly flattered by your attend4nee. havellit Honour to remain, , • GENTLEMEN, • .Your moat obedient humble Servant, CHARLES CHAPLIN. tlankney, Nov. r, This Day was published, In. One Votunic, Foolscap. Oetat price ss. in boards, The Thud Edition of T HE WANDERER of SWITZERLAND,t an d OTHER POEMS. By 'IAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longfnau, Hurst, Itces, and Orme, Paternos ter-roW. - the dndiiion3 the Contrat7 &lay br teen at the Seretaro!, Office, at ibis Office ; or 6y applying to the C:llecior e feJo's Cgs/cons at Leith. No regard will Sr had to any Tenier in tt..641; the; erire not he iitter!ed in nvordr at length, or oat 4.6.1// not ie d !i tared II the I3 i ca4 before One o'Cloele on the sad f; i.tay the '7th. •o f Mn!ottber n‘st, nor rtnles.r the PersOn who nt.dts the !rink', or vane Perron on his irhalf, attends, to antrufer, 'ghats culled fire. To'the,WORTHY and INDEPENDENT• ELECTORS of the TOWN and PORT of DOVER. ... . . Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35.-6 d. *Second Price 2s. , ----Gallery 2s. Second Price rs. —Upper Gallety ti. • Se cond Price 6d-- No Morrey to b‘: r.eturivd , . . • Pikes IGr the 139.xes to be taken at the Dax-ifilee, in Little RissSel-street._ I , The Doors rO be opened at Half-past Five, artd begin at ILit'-past Six, ' To-morrow,,..Pizarro;, with Tho Deaf Lover. On•Thursdai , ,, 'Pilo Belle's StratageM ; with The VI:Ay wilitlftes, THEATRE. ROYAL, COVEKT-GARDEN t 'TO-MORROW IVENING, - Nov. ,5) l soG, Hill be i,erfartned * CORIOLiANUS ; • Or, THE Rp:\A;Zsi MATRON, , • ROMANS. Caius Mar Lids Coi .1 • .rls. Mr. KEMBLE; Comimus, Mr. CR ES W 1.. EL; • . . • - Mtucnius. Mr.' MUN D N;' Tribunes, Mr CIIA l' Mr MI/ R RAY,‘ , &c. &c. Voluirwh i /Mrs SI DIA.)NS ; V M.is BRUNTON. VOLSCIANS. • Tultti.s . .Alltidius. Mr P()PE; • VoluSl4,, jr.N CLAREMONT ; Gener:its. Suldkrs, &c: &c:. Ste: In Act 11. an Qvation. '*H'.WITIN • '*H' CRILDIZEN Tr-rE , wool). „Lord 143;ix . ii. Mr:T.‘YLOR ; Sir 10 , 71a,id, Mr CLAR E MONT ; • Apathy, Mr: LISTON ; ' Aif. ME L V IN ; • Lady Wien, Miss LOGAN;, Mios TY R L G 'loxes 6s. Second Price 35.-- 7 pit 35..6(i. Second pride is.— : 'Gaiter) zs. Second Pi i e is.-- Upper Gallery is. Second ;Tice Money to he returned. Places for the linxes to be taken at the Isox.olfice. in Hart street. The, Doors to be opene:: at Flalf-pait Five, and begin at I-lair-past Six, .RAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. VRIDAY, 'November ry, will lie the Next Day of Drawing. TI , AcETS and SHAKES, warranted. =drawn, rin S..ie at ail the Licensed Lottery Offices. • UIANtS . _ ' a PLACE, a YOUNG WOMAN from the Cewntry, as COOK in a Small C:enteel .7amily, who .Can au undeniable Charader trout ker last place, where she has lived above twelve m ,, ntlis. - Litieet (post..paid) to Nks. Williams, No. S i Stacy-stroet, New Compton-street, Soho. CORI*WA L.L. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION" 1n rli~ih!e Freehold MOUSE and PRE MISES (if not be. tare D!vcisvdorby Priv4 - te Contrad), on Monday Nov. ro, ;by Fakir n'ct.,ck in the ikfretnoon, in the :house of Earn Pellitwes, the King's Arins, in the Borough of Pen. ya, in s:tid cOuntY-, • : THE - 7FEE-SIMPLE INHERITANCE in pos:t.... , sion of, tutu In, a Modem L. , . .V ',LING -HO USE ft for the immediate rece i nion ar a genteel family, situate in - - the Lower:.streef r in,the flasough orPenryn, aforesaid ; con, sistin, ou the'naseinent story, of a very excellent kitchen, :buck-kitchen; coal-celiar, pantry, lamer, ciitkia closet, s;:t vants' .hali, burler's pantr/,..*Ter- celiar, i.igc bottle-rat:lt, . of 12 brick . catacombs, - a • ;until) ot exe;ellent wa ter, and a.water-closet, with shelves, draw.cr:„ Icm:lkt...ranges, • sincrke•-jacks, copper.;, and otiterconvenieneies ; on the prin cipal floor, a library fir t,tl up ire the Gothic style;with stielves and. drawers, tor . the re‘eptin of subjects in Natural History; drawipg-room about 19.teet.by 16 ; a dicing- nxint.about 20 feet by 1 - 6 ; a small dr:ssing.ruoin, a root un.ker the, stairs, aNVliter-clo'set and tubby : the rooms on't Ins ilf , or are feet 1110, with marble _ chimney pieces. ;.00 the chamber:. three large - bed-rooms, to feet ,high, two of widich coal tr.anti views of the port eft 1 4 011,ry11, aria ine distant village :of Flushing, and to-eacii of thebed rooms is annexed a light dussiog -ream, of ample - dimensions', to ,hold tent bed-steads, and be converted. into :aat a rnoins, and in each of toe princi • paLbeti.elirintr:es is a I irge dark cloSet, with peg, shelve's, ; the attic story is 8 'pet nigh, and consists <et ;our very good bed-rooms, With double-ft - slued closets in each, fitted • irp w;: it draWers, she. es, peas, ace. •; and one large room lisrd as a laundry, about zo feet uy 16, which whold with • ease-Lola three held I,t two four-foist bed-steads ; there is a laiicle"staire . ,se Irani the baseiNent to the attic,story,ancla very -- : - E•iidsteneatairease from the principal to-the attic, with spa. eioas Witting-places to each ; the woof is list, "and - .coVerad aeith lead, surrounded with ballustrades in two principal fronts, and by parapet walls, three feet nt height, on the side frontt, forming a pleasant walk, and eormilanding - 'an-exten. SiVe view in every direction ; the whole ha's been built with in the List 20 years. The. Elevation eitiosists of two 0111 e fronts of wrought inopr-stone, lined • with bricie•and • slate ; the entrance is through -a - Vont-court, distant about 3a feet froth the stree; el:oth iron- railing and - gateway;•Sn area, and moor-stone steps to the basement •floor i and a flight of anoor-stone steps to•the principal door; the back-front has an • extensive terrace, paved with anoor-stone, with a flight of steps.no the gardens, having-on one side, under the terrace, a • large vault for cinders, •ashes, &c. and on the - other side a aA Ited cellar, capable holding 6 orb pines of wine.* The Cardens annexed to the - above Premises consis• of three wall ed compartroentt,st , acd with wall-fruit, ariti,fitted- 4p with • epaliers acd standard trees of choiez fruit : there is a welLof excellent water in the garaens_, and a large stream - of water runs through the centre of th e grounds, over which, at the boi tern of a sloping sin obberyehas been creded.a moolastone cavern, which may be used as a garden or tool hotise ; at the - bottom of the gatileils, and adjoining the turnpike-road leading . from Truro to Falmouth, is a 'stable for 4 horses, a-coadt. houte large e(iough to !mid a chariot and gig, a small hay.dolt, straw--plot cavered-iit, and a dung-pit. There is a seat in the church'of GlavLug belovking to these pzttnisPs r situate in the chaiit el, lined with green tatob, brass nails, cushioa, acc.•and. -tor which a faculty has been granted by the Brsii6p of EXeter.• At the same - time will besold, Une Sixty-fourth Share in the 'Mine of CO-k's Kitehee, in the parish of I llogaii,' with a Shaft: of - the alateriali, Ores, &c. ; and a Share in the Theatre lately erected at Falmouth, with aright or air_ mission in the holder of the said share, or his assigns; for ea years, to all perlormances exhibited in the said Theatre (ex- . .Dept oir beliefit nights/. • • For farther particulars - inquire of Francis Paynter, Etq • pt colornb , llr. Cti. Scutt, at flelston ;• Or -Mr. josepn I're-else, -at l'elayn e who will shew the dwelling-house and „ ~u)~:S GENTLEMEX, ISHOULD ever feel myself.nnoTateful if I did not embrace the earlie . gt'Opportunity of antiouncing that -my Canvass has bten flattering beyond my most sanguine expectations ; and it is With the most heartfelt pleasure that I look forward to t-he Day of 'Elee:tion, when. should I have the distinguishOd honour • of being returned one of your . Re preseutatives" in l'arliarnetit, I will, to the utmost Of my Abilities, discharge every Trust that s - tay tend' to promote 'the Interests of my Constituents, always regarding their Rights and Privileges, and _the Vrosp;:rity, of the Town in general. . _ _ —. • I sincerely regret that time will not pertnit me to canvass the Electors insvery part. , therefore I hOpe they will adcept the opolr•gyof my . Friends. • , Tge rilealoit will commence on Mop(lay Morning. when your early attendance at . the Poll "fable- is earnestly (pealed. _ 1 have the honour to be, with great truth, • Your thost'de'vciteciltutUble Servant, • - . . jOHNI":IACK.SOIV. .hover,. November c, tBO6. ,To the WORTHY and IN Fli-LEAIEST of. the BOROUGH of MAI OSTONE. • • Gttrtim'Eti,,, T - 8E graifying manner in wilickyou, haVe lerred upon the the Honour of Representing you in Parliament -demands my most gratefdl acknowledznieuts. It wili be by a faithful attention to your lute: eats, and a coivicie,tioits discharge of :the Duties of my' Situation. that •E shall hope to ,!viiicci.triy. gratitude, to justify. your•enini &net, and to secure tite future attachment of the I ntlepeii dent E I ectots• of Maidstone; •t hitie the honour to be, with every sentiment ofTespea, OtriTLEinctr, • Your most faithful Und &you'd Servant, GEORG,. Whitton Park, Nov 2, Igo6. TotheGENTI.IniiiNXI,ER(Y,imd of the COUNTY of O;tOUCESTER. GENTLEI4N, • • ADISSOLUTION of P P arliament • having .tak'e'n place, I beg leave to oft 4 C.teicii4late'for 7 the Honour of being again cliUsen ohe of the Re!)respotatives of this County. Permit me to earnestly un'eren that .sou will meet me at the BE L L INN, G E.O UCEST E R, precisely at Te.n o'Clock in the Morning of THURSDAY the 6th of November, whiCh is fixed for the 1),,y ot. Election ; when I trust that yoiir prompt, him, zealbu - S Sii:pport will seetire the Peace o.t the' County, and, pi.ice me in that Situ.rtion. which it is my highest ambition tq fill. I am, Qt.wri.astE.W.' With the warmest gratitude ; - - Your much Obliged•and -obedient tfutrible Seivant, R EDWARO H. SOMERSET. ttaamilltoh, Nov. t, 1806. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERC;Yond FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. . yOUit bite mid worthy Member, Mr. George linulton Mai v aaring, having wilh,4rawn inmsellon the 4present oe.casion, t ain embiAtiened to ofKr myself to your lOtice, as. .your-Retiresehtative, in consequence of the very flattering assuranees of Support which 1 have.this day rez' ceived. . • Having aaively exerted trivself during the last four years in the Vindieatiohot yourßights and the Preservation of your Independence, aild having a lively feeling, for the Prosperity of the County of Aliddle,ex, in which I have been a rsident the.Vvhole of my life, huthbly submit my 'Claim to . your, attent ion. 1 knoW •the futility ofprofessions-1 make none-1 Conte forward to resist Him of whose profe ss i ons y ou k now too much -Inviolably attached to . the "hest of King, solicitous for themiauvenance of the hest of Cotigitutions, ,1 pledge tnyvtlt to that hale of Cou,tud Wilich - an ardent zeal tor. my coun t ry% weit•zr.: cannot fail to inspire.. - • 1 have sat in .Parliam ynt during the last ten years—the ex_ • perience of My put, must be the pledge of my future., conau And as tthen aaed, so shall 1 continue to ad.—honestly and independentliWith theadditional itripulse to exertion which the Representation of the first County in the Kingdotn a ifiirds, and with the'lullest determination to execute, with diligence and iideiity, the mat4fold Ditties its I nterestsrequire. 1 itaVe the honour to be, Gentlemen; With the h'.ghest ' 'Your most devoted Servant, WILLIAM MELLISII. EDLIN, ON BREAD. • This Day waS published, • price 4s. 6fl. boards, A TREATISE on the. ART of BREAD-MAK IA. I N ; vlterein the Mealing Trade, Assize Laws, and every eir,:iiinstance cotinetleci with the. Art, is particularly exanyincd. .• • . By A. EDLIN. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe. This is a very elever and accurate little Treatise, which comprises, in a few pages, a highly- interesting and immense fund of useful and practical knowl:-.1,;e: We may justly re commend the perusal of this little work to all Who regard the health of toe 'people ; to Farmers, Parish Officers, Ba -kers, and all those coneer:ied in the culture or preparation Cattle priinary- iteessiiry of human life."—Critical Review. „ " We are extremely happy that the important subject has • been taken up by.a man capabia of treating it With great pro priety. He is thoronghly.n of it ; and in a subject of •which the details were so scattered, and so little- known, this is no insignificant merit. He is, besides, a man of -judgment, and- has tray happily r disposed of his materials in that form in ‘vhieli they are likely to be most useful. Every, thing in the Book is plain and \perspicuous. It is thrown into the most poplar form, and calculated to be universally and highly usefui. _ • , kVe have only to add, that the public is very Much in - debtedito Mr, Edlin for the pains he has taken to' disSertunge infarination 'respecting a''branelt of the most important of all manufactures—the manufacture 'of fool."—Literary jour nal. .! We 'Strongly, recoinmend this Work to . thoSe for whose use it was designed --to students in experimental phi- . losophy to frugal housewives —to captains of ships and mi litary men--to hakers - ---and generally to all those who wish to purchase' and eat unadulterated, wholesome, and gOod bread "-- British Critic, Sept. 18(16, .." We have not met with any, Work; since the commence. 'ment of our labours; wherein the Author has taken so much pains to Lolled, condense, and inethodise his materials, as in : the neat- little volume before us. Its merits are great and striking. Its price is extremely moderate—the language is clear, and the Work neatly and correelly prinfed. It cannot • tail of amusing the inquisitive Reader, and will probably 'be found useful to a large of the Community. '—Eciettic Review, Sept. 1806. See also the Monthly Review for Atagiist. • - THE VENEREAL DISEASE, • UNDER its various App?.,aratices, andcomplicated Attacks. may be speedily and secretly eradicated .. .Pont the System by the nse of Dr. I' NI A N's DROPS ovnich, for their salutary effects in cleansing the ilload- from. ail • purities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, arc termed GOTTA SA LUT A RIS. •By persevering in the use. of filis Remedy,' the Patient graadally loses all Pain and Intiammation dt the. Parts, all hull and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the . Skin, and other corresponding SymPtotins of this cruel and 'relentless Disease: nearly thirty years pr'etice halt roved to to Dr. !iceman, that all this is atcbmplished by-th e Drops, ..viihout the aid of Surgical Operations, or the usual filthy application of greasy inercunal Preparations. .; Sold, by appointment of Di. Vreeinan; of Hatton Garden, by R. But let, No. 4, cheaPside, 'Omer of Paternoster-row ; pr„ and'Pidding, 75, Oxiord-street ; Buff and Call; weil,,DinAin;, Scott,. Stitit,h4 and Baxter. Edinburgh; I\lac Stain 6, ; Larlibury„ V.lO . di ',ru's. and Lynch, Ntahene:da ; and cht Medicine • clid.Cf every Town, infllottLis at ss. 94.•taah. Buck-hill Park. ARMY ANT) NAVY EQUIPAGE. • , HE -PATENT C.A.NT P nEDsTEADS, Ft tore, Nlait rasses, and Ito . .ding compiet „rc very a:sped fully recormoeoded to GehtleOlen, as 6.!;:4; toe :Oust pottablle and superior to any others (nude ,in ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on impto vcd prineiu;es ; Sea. •Cdts,_Sofa. Beds, and . Ch4irs,! . for lloard Ship ; N , lusquitio' Net. Furniture, And Patent Brass:;screw Bedsteads, to; East and West Indies, awl l :Foreign Clio!ates, at MQRGAN RS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos, i 6 and 17, Catherine-sticet, Morgan and Sanders's New-invented - Imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the most Coinplete•and Elegant sej of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing.in aliox but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house. TO MR. SPILSIWRY .Marlo►v, Aug. 12. ISo6. THE Writer, in June last, called on ,you with a yeiung Wriman of the name d Brookes, who had a bad. 10g, and to ►vhotn yotcgaveit pint of your Drops, ►vhich has nearly effected a cure The following-Case has also occurred in this neighbour hood: - tames Pybserf was inoculated at ten rs of age— half a year after Wards he was seized with a p,fitt u both suppo:ed. for some. time to be Rheumar.sm, or GroWing Pains,' but it settleclfinally in one leg, which swelled, and rendered, tuna incapable of walking.:, He had, in :our yearn; eleven or twelve ulcers, and thirteen pieces. of bane were taken out. His health was Unpaired, and he was ciinst.int ly carried about He, was supplied with 15 ryntles of LSBAIIt rs PATENT ANTISCORBU PIC DROPS, which entirety cured him. It is now three years since be iS . groWn tall, healthy, and works Constantly as a Brick layer. The' Bearer is also recommended as a deserving objet for your excellent Institution. She lives 3i miles- from Lon don,'and it has been thought best to send her to Town, that you may see her. , • Tue. Genuine•Patent,Antiscorbutic Drops are said in bot tleSof ss. 6d.- to - s, 411(1'11. zs. Duty included ; at the Dispen sary, ,r 5, .Soho-sqnare4 -London. To prevent Counterfeits, each bottle is accomPanieci with a black ink stamp ; .rand the cork, attire Mouth of eecli bot; tie, scaled with red wait: " Montgofficry displays-a rich and romantic tancy..a tender heart, a copious and aelive codimud of imagery and and an irresistible influence over the teelingS : "— Eclectic Review, May. t&p6.. W hope that this will not be the last of Mr. Mont. gomery's poetical efforts - i . we have no doubt that his genius may become ad ornament prolession."— Literary four- For a veil high charAer, see also the. Annu al This Day was published, prie,T.'6{l. HE ORIAR for 'the. VISITATION of the 'SICK, from the BOOK of COMMON 'PRAIS'ER, interspersed with Prayers, E4horration, and Interrogations, • taken troin tliire . rnt Authors,, together with some .0 bserya. thins and Direaions pencil may he useful towards a due - P - erformatice'of :that iMportant duty; designed for the foiir first visits. With an Appendix, containing a few Prayers which tuay ) accorling to diiii•rent Circumstances, be profit. Sick themselves. ably used by the Semselves. - .. . The Second Edition. In which are added some Observations'and •Visits relative to the adininistering of the Sacrament of the Lord's Stoper to Sick Persons. . 'By RICHARD MANT, D.D. Reddr of Ali Saints, Southampton, and of Funthill Bishop's, Wilts 'Printed fb - r F. C. and J. Rivirigton, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churcis-yard. N. 8.. 174 e Additions may be had separately to complete the first Edition, price 6d. This Day vas published, in Two large Volumes, Bvo. illus. . . , trate(' with Plates:price lbs. bo::rds, D URAL RECREATIONS. Vol. 1. contains the Gardenei's lostruclor ; exhibiting, in a c'lei4 ner ' spicuous manner, all the Op; rations necessary in tale Kt c nen, Flower, and:Fruit Garden, &e. fir every Month in tn.. 1 ear : - with a Treat;se on the Managernent'of flees, dec:.. To winch is Siibjoined, , a complete Catalogue of 'useful-And ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and. Plants, with their Varieties, an iarts . oSed for Medicinal and Culinary purposes. By a Society - of PraClic4l•Cardtncrs. contains -I. The Modern Farmer's Calendar ; exhilitting, under a comprehensive Form, all the Operations necessary on a, farm, for every Month of the Year; as well as all• cite recent linprovenictits in Agriculture and Rural Economy. • ' 11. The Elements of Botany; or, an Introdudion to the 4y,te:n of Linnwus ; to which io annexed, an Eng lish 116tani,:al DiaiOmary. By RObert Hall, ;VI M.D. • Printg.4 for Vernor, Hood, and S Warne, 31; Poultry (long. man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and H. D. SymOnds, '.,ter.• nosier-rpw:-, • - 2. 1 1. UTTER on the MIMICAL PROPERTIES of FLEECY HOSIERY. By WI LLIAM BUCHAN, Author of ttie Domestic Medicine —The Sixth Edition. 11i'the Monthly Review LIU* Letter is notified in theicil. lowing words, " Dr, Buchan here enumerates the several Diseases which are either caused or increased by thevaria tions of Climate in this Country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by attention to proper cloathing. .He re commends, and we think justly, the Manufacture called l•leecy 'Hosiery. in prel - elptre ,to Flannel: Indeed the de licacy and utility of this. Article fully deServe the praise which is here bestowed upon it." To be had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, im WAIsTELL, and HORTON, No gg,. High Hol born, and of the different Booksellers. %.* L: Let tre de M. Le Doeteur Buchan vient de paroitre en rancois. PICTUALLING.OFFICA, r 01. 25, 04 4- - r`HE COM2. 7 IISSIONEI? - SfieVICTU4L,L4VG Sce fair eIIEST s NA!" be. eby 'give N,tic'e, Tense on ilionday,tbe 17th day of November next, they will readf; receiv e I enders, in - .icwitng (sealed urj, and fre.:l Air Tie', I , undred Th,u.rand Gallons of WEST INUIA.I( UM, cr 'FO It E-1(; N BRANDY, t. be iehVe' , d, On, i 7 the space of Q fie ifintb, and the l'itzatedet• In tige llonth .1 liernua , dr„ into His :liajestes S't*rt.r ,Pc.tirmouth and PO. mouth, in the 'Waiving proprticar, Ports . inouth Plymouth • 100,0 • • 270,000 Gallons; to be paid foe by Bill:, payable, smith fitter,a, dityt after date. '" N. B. Nri render *ill Le accepted unless /kr RJoit ahlof Bra , taj , , together with /be l'rices wad be rep, ate.. aaldirti .;a t e a , ,j , 4,3 e a,bmitted for a leas e tiavai t y-tihin Tiwesaird-(;allan: either :Stier. "'be Conditbls (I' the Cox:owns' stet at tl a Secretary's . Office. - 4 1 oregas'4? will be had loan) , Teirder it which the Price :ball 'sot be inserted in .unrds at length, or that shah not be del/tern, to the ; Board before One , o'Clork on the said .11ondT, the t7t.toof IV,vem.:'er next, ,or 'unless the Person-14)h,, makes the Tender, or some Person 612 /h behalf, attendr,t,tanTorr, -when ealkd fc.-e„ This Day Was' published, Fpo!seal) Svo. the Sixlth Edition, price'xs. se Wt:ti, rrEIE MANURES most advantageously .ble to tis, various Sorts of Soils, andthe Causes of their tient:fit:jai in each particular instance. KICHARL)Kitt . WIN,-Esq F.R.S.' and Prititcd for Vernor, Hood, and' Sitaipt - ..; I. Walker; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. A CHALLENGE. • A, ESS RS.-CURRIE and Co. chaliencre the whole 'VI World to peov"e, a single instaticeAvnere their Medicine • and Method of Cure have tailed of the desire.; efte'et. The • practice of many years in this particular branch of titer pro. fesSion has Ist given rise to one unsnccessfill cede!. T,iey con tinue to 'tired their studies to the treatment and cure of ter. • tain Complaints, and that derangenteut of the system is is the co:ITN ounce of a destructive habit. 1 t is. a inefeeenoty , truth, that the indulgence to this solitary vice brings tin those Deficiencies and De•midttes which frapiently preVent an 4 embitter the Matrimonial • Stare, and imposes by anticipa tion upon its unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age: To . such' persons it must be a consolieg - reftelion to know that they may now, 'by a new and infiillible 'node of treat. meat, be restored to health y strength, and manly vigour.... Mesirs. Currie and Co, being regular eurgeons of the Royal College, the idea of empireisin cannot possibly be attached to their \pradice, for nothing but a . thorougit conviction, con. firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mo d e o f treatment adopted by the gener a l Praditiouer in the cure of • Venereal Complaints and that class of Debility which inevi tably results from die indiscretions of -youth, could induce them to deviate from the usual system, and by performing the most surprising cures, convince the world of the decided sit. periority of their mode of treattneut Messfs. Currie and CO. may be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their House, No. tee, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country' (post=paid;, inclosing Bank Note, stating the particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advice and Medicines sent to any part of the lidugdois. ---------- • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esti. No. 9, New - bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March LS,. Igor. - T BEG leave to inform you, that ever sincelfie Year 1 790 r I have been . affiieted with the Lees Yene rea • which, from its o bstinately resisti ng . every cOurse of Medicine prescribed by tire. .most eminent of the Faculty nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the 'Hospital, with little relief, would appear to heat' the most inveterate nature.' In the spring of last year my disoreer had got to such a head , 'as nearly to put a period to, my existence--I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one On e ac h arm, ana my legs Were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was Amu!_ fully painful, and had been in a stag of ulceration for the last seven y,ears; my left had also two large nodes on it, was eedrY - Much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat. ing pair, particularly When warm in bed, as nearly to. de wcpueheirenie,,c edibie dy ; • l Ye s meet rest e in this lamentable state, I was recom . tn Mr. J. Tlidnipsou, . (wh o r ece i ve d so great a to take your Leake' s P atent Pi lls, belgnai here), t[rr4t)i tio ' dn the,-260 of May ;in the course of a fortnight, .1, began to recetee benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed-e-sOon after, tint sores on my lees healed also; leztVin,' however, coustuersble discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the !flee. sine of God, and a little 10114er iberseveranee in your mva- Liable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes .dispersing,, the skin regaining its 'natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going 'I thtas became, by your liberal advice and Me. dicine, perfeetly free from all my former complaints,- have recovered,.,my former .spiriti and strength, and am be cotete jolly and fat, in, which state navingeontinUed 'Many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude; btit beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this. my cage as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion.; in'so doing,. you will greatly - riblike, Sir, your . gr.eefttl obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. i‘ret.rßKEß., Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cure jOHN THOMPSON, No. 3, New. ea u lt r y M ar k et; and ' JOHN M i l zeros H, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. - PeepareCi and Sold by the sole Proprietor, • . Tito ta YLo it W111146' of the Royal College of Sur. gems, at hie flouse, No. 9,• New liridge:f.areet, London; where, after a constant residence of more-than thirty-lit • years, in a practice particularly direeteel tip the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental tip the' Faris of. with. that inviolable secrecy which then .of • his profession should a t ways observe 'in suet] cases, he, flatters himself, the advice and assistance 'ie gratuitously • adininisters• to persOus taking this Medicine, will he esteemed, .by .a•diseeraing Public,, as an 'aci vanfas' e dom. attainable and void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, ,by his appointinept, for tne conv e ni ence o f those' living at a 'deettace, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St, Alban a-street, Pall•-Malf; the Toeshop, No. tee, Ox. furd-street ; •Mr Disborough's, No. e, Fish-street. hill ; • Mr. Steel's, lityokse:ler, No. t,' Union-row, Little Tower. hill • Mr. , o Edinburgh ; M r . M ac . donald, Glasgow ; Air Callweirs, Dublin; and by orke person in every considerable town M Cireat Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, :sealed up with full and plain Afttectioris, 'whereby persons- of either •sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • ' N. 13. Every Box said in,(;reat Britain is seated up with Stamp, on widen, by favour of the Commissioner; is printed. diet siainp Ofrice--" 'l'. Tayliir, NO. o, New Ll:iti o ;e-Street,"--- . .t0 imitate which is Felony, and all pthers • are Countetttits.