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r • ~,-„'"-411eTtPrrt, -;- • 'A' ' '; •.‘. , y „," . t'S,‘ . 'r,e.' - • .--- "'< ' 1,-) it-1.91,•f01u.._ -a ~~~~ 1~; b r it ‘ t , it'•\4 • ‘ik 6 AT: • c:••,; - .7: • IrirS,Zll. Al • • A et •••••:' • •. ' h 44.71/1111 • NUMBER 429 L] /II GIN DA Y, JLJN 1800. siXPENCt A CAUTION TO ,FAMILIES. THE great ,Repntation which Mr. BURGESS' has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENC E ~ifANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the sante Name to an Article entirely dit lerent. JOHN BURGESS and SON thihk it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as §everal 'eople travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are Parti -I;ularly requested to ask for BURGESS'S, and to observe none Is genuine but what have these words upon the Label— " John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of A nchovies ." Warehouse, No. ro7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. TO INVALIDS. AND THE-INFIRM. THOSE who have the misfortune, by Siek nes io r I .to be confined to their beds, and, from pain br weak..es:, are - unable to move themselves, either tbr change of po , ition, or to take refreshments, will find the most salutary relief, assistance, and support, by the use of 'PO COCK's BO E IOM. ,or RISING MATT R_ASS - , Whielt gently moves an Invalid front a recumbent to. a reclining or. sitting posture, and in such an easy manner as to be almost . imperceptible tothe Person in bed. Hy this means, an In- Nand has his position altered and varied at pleasure, which is a great alleviation of his suffering, and.can Jay with his head and chest elevated; a circumstance, in many cases, highly . • conducive to his - recovery. May be had, with many other Inventions in Chairs, Sofas, Couches, &c. at Pocock's Cabinet and UphOlstery Ware bouse, No. z 6, Southaxipton.street, , Covent-Garden. *i‘ Printed Partieularg gratis.. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By RANDLE WALKER, .M the Swan Inn, in ,Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafiprd, on Wednesday the 16th Day of July, 1806, at rougo'C lock in the. Afternoon, in the following Lots, or such other, and subject to such Conditions, asssliall be that proposed, THE following ESTATES, b e i ng F ree hold of absolute Inheritance (the Land-Tax on which has . been redeernedj,situated and being in the Pa rishes of Al brighton and Boningale, in the Countrof Salop,.viz. I - In the Parish of Albrighton, A., R. P. Lot I.—A Farm-house, Out-buildings, and divers Closes ht Lavd, conveniently situatedior occup :don, cabled Atbrighton Hall Farn, in the occupation of loseph -;) Welk ( iIS Tenant from Year to year), and cont a i ning , by estimation, - 150 02t A Modus of 4d. in lieu of Tithe Hay is payable for this Farm. . Lot 2. —A compail Farm, consiSting of an House; bnildtligs, and divers Closes of X Land, called. Winston' Cross, in the occupation of Richard Banton (as Tenant from year to year) and containing A Modus of ad. in Jieu of Tithe Hay is pay able for this Farm. lii the Parish of Boningalc. Lot 3.—A Farm-House, Out-buildings, and several Closes of Land(part of a Farm called P.O-' ningaie Farm) • n the occupation of John liroughii in tas Tenant from' year to year), and consisting of she following particulars: The House, Out-buildings, &c. Croft adjoining - klooles - - FoicAils • -. .. Pease Croft Innage - - Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Piece Park - - Worgs -- - Cornhill Meadow - Cornhill - - Spring Leasow _ - - Beath Leasow, or Over Heath Cow Leasow il5 o I 2 o 3 o t 0 29 4 I ts 3 0 , • I 3 17 3 1 15 3 3 0 o 1 30 3 2 30 I I 16 4 3 0 - _ 5 0 3 2 '4 z ►S o 28 4 6 1 27 Lot 4.—Hales Meadow - 5o 32 Hales Leasow Parts ofßoningale Farm 4 2 4 Rough Meadow - 4 323 J 4 3 9 lot s.—Great Ellis Moor (part of ditto 6 3 4 Lot 6.—Lesser Ellis Moor (ditto) 4 0 10 Lot 7. —Upper Furlong .• 7 3 0 Lower ditto, and Broornhill, 'parts ofdo: S i 2.8 Meadow - 2 o o Lot S.— A parcel of uninclosed :Land, called Btoomliill (residue of ditto) 18 a 28 0 3 30 Further Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. Holyoak and Thacker, Wolverhampton ; Mr. Finchley,. Lichfield; and Mr. Wyatt, Burton-upon-Trent. Mlt DE CI - IMANT, Inventot' of the Mineral Paste Teeth, has observed, in the . Public. Papers, that some of his menial Servants, whom he dismissed from his Service, have had theassurance to announce theutselves as Dentists, prat►sing the Art of malting the Mineral Paste Teeth; anti, in order to gain the contidenceof the Public, have asserted, that they have been several years Assistants in that Profession : Mr. De Chemant being the only Person in England or France who has hitherto pradised this new Art, by virtue of Letters Patent, obtained from His Majesty, and from the French Government, it must be presumed, that it was at his House that those Persons pretend to have learned that Art; Mr'. De Chemant, therefore feels it his duty to warn the Public that he has never, had either Pupil or As sistant. in his Profession of Surgeon-Dentist, or itt his Ope rative Process; nor has he ever confided to any Person whom soever the Secret and Knowledge of his Chemical Preparation of Mineral Paste Teeth, the formation and porledlion of Which, it is requisite to observe, demands long and extensive professional pradtice, built on the most profound scientific theory. Frith-strcet, Salo. . A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the On-- ginal Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perfection), is pre pared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of I ighly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most - pleasant Aromatics and etlicacous Antiseptics, may be kept unim paired in any Climate, and for any period of tiine: Its pun. gent Odour renders it extremely grateful and salutary in Head Achs, Faintings, and in all places'of public resort (as Theatres, Courts of justice, &c.)as it counteracts the bad ef. - leas of ,heated and foul air, and is the best antidote against the infection df all Contagious Diseases As there are various spurious Imitations; under the same and similar names, some of whith are injtfriously'represented as improvements, the Public are requested to observe, that the names of Thotnas . andMath 'Henry, Manchester; are engraved on each Stamp, tO counterfeit wllich is a capital felony. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price 2S. 9d. (Stamp in cluded) is_ sold wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. s Cockspur-street (the only Agents in London alit Soris ed by the Proprietors), where may ,he had;,Sponge boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornehan, .Chrystal, &c. , Also, HENRY's CALCINED'MAGNESIA, in Bottle's, at as. 6d. and larger,.With grass Stoppers, at 45. each ; their • Illates being on the Stamps. - - This Day wds published, Handsomely printed by Ballanr3`ne, in Two Volumes 4to. with a fine Engraving, from a capitil Painting by Sir Joauua Reynolds, and Fat: Similes of the Author's Hand-writing, price 2i. izs. 6d. extra boards, AN ACCOUNT of the LIFE arid WRITINGS ofjAmiss BEATTI E, LL.,L). Professor of Moral Philosophy and Logic in the IVtarischal College and Univer sity of Aberdeen, containing Many of, his Original LetterS. By Sir WILLIAM •FO KBES, Pitslig6, - Bart. . One of the Executors of Or. Beanie. • ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Cadell and DaVies and 1. Murray ; and A. 'Constable and Co. Edin burgh. • • *** A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper„ with Proof Impressions of the Plates,. price 51. ss. ' • This Day were published, . In One Volume, Quarto,with Engraving; after Drawings by the Author, price zl. 25. in boards, ESSAYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION . in PAINTING. .. - By CHARLES BELL CONTAINING, r. Of the Uses of Anatomy to the Painter. Of the Study of the Antique, and.of t4ic Academy Figure. 2. Of the Skull, .. Of the Distinctions of Charader in dif ferent Ages. Comparisons of the Antique 'with ,Natural Charader. ' , , 3 and 4. O'fthe Muscles of the Face, in Man and Animal,. 5. Of the-Expres ,ion of Passion an illustrated by a Uom parison of the Muscles of the Face in Man and,Animals.,• Of the Muscles peculiar to Man, and their Eileds in bestowing human Expression. 6_, Of the indiAidual Passions: And o f th e Acti on o f t h e Mffscles expressive of these Passions. 7, General view of the Economy of the Human Body as it relates to Expression in. Painting.. • 4, ,,* The Subjects are•illustrated by Sketelics of the and•of the Forms of the Head. Of the Muscles. Of the Expression of the Pace in' the several Passim's, &c, • Printed lot Longman, 'Hurst, Kees,: And Orsne, ..Paternos ter.row. This Day was published, • In One large Volume, Odavo, price in boards §s. VORTY SERMONS on DOCTRINAL and lI P RAC TI eA L. SUB ECTS. •Seletted from the Works 'of the i ßev. Dr. .SAMU F L CLA RKE ; for the U se of Ear m - ilies. To which is prefixed some Accnunt of his Lite. By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M.A. Chaplain-to the Earl of Camden, and Editor'of the Abridg meat of the Lord Bishop of Lincoln's Elements 91. Chri stian Theology. Printed for F•.. 0 and j. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; Vernor, Hood.-and Sharpe, Poultry ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, 'and Orme, Paternoster-row. • • , • Of whom may be had, Mr. Clapham's Abridgment of the Lord Bhhop of Lin coln's Elements of Chri.voian Theology, for the Use of lies ; containing Proofs 4f the• Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scripturesi; a Summary of the fiistor \ y of the fetus ; a brief Statement of the Contents of the-several Books of the Old and New Testaments ; a short Ac,coupt of the English Translations o f t h e Bibl e, and-of.the 'Liturgy ; and a Scripttiral Exposition of the .'Thirty-nine Articles of Reli gion. The Second Edition, in One Volume ; OetaVo,. price, in boards, 6s .id.- - . ()RT. - FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 3d July, 1806, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenculti, ffiliE VALUABLE STORES landed from' the 11 French Ships of War MARENGO and BELLE POU LE, captured by a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships under, the command of the Ri g h t H on. Sir Johnßorlase War ren, Batt.. consisting of Cables, Sails,' standing And running Rigging, Rope in lunk and Paper Stuff; I ton and Brass GUM,. 'Howitzcrs and' Swivels, Muskets and Bayonets, round, double-headed, Grape, and Cannister Shot, G un C arr i ages, Bloats of various sizes, Provisions and Wine, Iron-bound Leageris, Half Lgagers, and other Casks, Iron-Ballast, in old Guns and broken Pieces, useful• Wrought Iron, old Cop per and Lead, lower Masts, Topmasts, 'Yards and. Spars, with four handsoMeTime.=piece . s complete, and a large quan tity of Carnelian Stones and Beads, strung and loose. The whole to be viewed three days befaie the Sale r and Catalogues - had by applying to - MATTHIAS MARCH, and ? joint JOHN A. KICK LE Y, S Brokers. Gosport, June 13, 1806. GOSP • GENTEEL FURNITURE, ORMINAL MODERN DRAWINGS, ANA) CAPITAL WINES. TO BE• SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Premises; No. 3, Bentinck.s treet , on S atur d ay next ; the zist inst. at Twelve o'Clock, A LLtliq NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting-of a handsome Drawing-room Suite, G lasses, excellent Bedding, Mahogartyßooktases, and other Ankles, in good condition; a.valuable Assemblage' of apital Draw ings, by Gaiiisborough, Hearne, Smith, Wheatley, Ander son, Cleveley, Baynes, an d others, frarDel and glazed ; about a Pine of Capital Old Port and other choice Wines in bottle; and various E.lfeds, the Property of a Gentleman retiring, to Bath. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale ; when Cata logues-may be had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Christie, in Pall-Mall.' • HANTS. • TO BE SOLD. BY AucTioN, By_ Mr, CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Palt-Mall, on Wednesday, the gth of July next, at One o'Clock, A Valqable and bigbly. Eligible - FR.EEHOI.D . 1. ESTA'M lit the rarish of VllCis.i:iboiuout fair miles from Hertford Bridge and the Southampton Road, six from Reading, and thirty-eight fr om • London ; a he a lthy, pleasant Situation, in the centre of Field Sports. Consisting of a Uniform,, Substantial, Modern BRICK DWELLING, called RAGMO RE HOUSE, with proper, Offices for the Villa and Farm, excellent productive Kitchen Garden, &c. environed by luxuriant Plantation's and Plea- Sure Grqunds, 'abundantly supplied with fine Water, seated . on a dry, heaithy, and commanding Etnitience, approached by excellent Roads, and surrounded by Eighty Acres and up_ Wards of valuable Land, in a Ring Fence, ,The Premises have lately been improved at great Fxpence, are iit j)erleaand substantial Rep*, and a most comfortable and convenient ReSidence•tbr \ a Genteel Family. May be en tered on immediately on the Purchitser's. taking the Furni ture; ,&c. at a fair Valuation - ; and 5,0)1. of the Purchase_ money may rinitnn on Mortgage the Premises. . Particulars may shortlY .be had of the Ptinters of the Read ing Mercury ; at the Crown, Reading and Basingstoke ; at. Detneses, Hertford Bridge; Castle; Windsor i King's Arms, Bagshot ; Ruth, Staine3 and Farnham ; at Garraway's eof tee-house, Cornhill ; and or Mr. Chrisfie 4 Pall-Mall. THE AB'IKSTS 111 LL, CANTERBURY. THIS very Capital ESTABLISHMENT, s it ua t e d within the Walls of the populous City ofCanterbury . ,. in which there is a regular Corn Market, and which affords an average supply of Six Hunderd Quarters of Wheat week. - ly, is now to be DISPOSED OF; tor the Term ofTwenty. 'two Years from Michaelmas next, either at an Annual Rent, or for aspecitied Sum for the whole Term. • The Building consists .of .Six complete, 'Floors, has eight Pair of Stimes,- with. fine: Head of Water, not qnly of-its own original . souroe, but also the whole of the Water which formerly supplied the .King's Mill in this City ; and the , Machinery for Grinding, Dressing, afid Hoisting, are all con structed froi the Designs of that able Engineer, the late John Sineaton, Esq. The Edifice is a quadrangle, 72 feet by gzfeet, the height to the vane too feet, and is admitted to be one of the hand. sorriest Buildings in the Kingdom ; the internal part of the Mill is allowed to be Completely adapted for the large stroke of .Business for which it is intended ; and the supply of Water gives a sufficient.poiver to grind ancl dress Fifteen Thpusand Quarters of Wheat yearly. The quantity of Househo)d 'Flour . made and sent out from the Mill, from Ottober t, dos, to April 30, :goo, is 8387 Sacks ; and from the credit of the Manufaaory has fetclieit the 'top price on the London Mar ket... Second and Third Flour, Fine and Coarse Middlings, Pollard and Bran find an immediate sale, tin ready money, at the best price, amongst the numerous inhabitants of the City and its neighbourhood, and amongst the very large Dcu,drtment of the Military constantly stationed here in Bar rack s and Quarters. 'There is also attached to the Mill a .Retail Meal Shop, in which the ready-money return tot Flour is upwards of 700• I. a-yuar. _ immediate possesion may be hid, and the Stock taken by valuation, or the. Mill shall be cleared of the Stock within one month after it is Lett. _ .... An ill state of health, under which, the present Proprietor has beem fot some time sulfering,sis the only reason why the I3usiness is parted with. Apply for Particulars to Mr. Thonias Hammond; Solicitor and 'town Clerk ~1 the City of Canterbury. p- -- 'The present Proprietor. has added to the Business at the Mill Seven Tealils i of Horses, which are in constant em ploy from Canterbury to Whitstable,with all, or any of which, the person taking the Mill may be accommodated, - ormay de cline the whole: PALM SOAP, IN THE. GREATEST PERFECTION. Q BERRY having made great Improvement s i n hi s well-known PALM. SOAP, recommends it with re newed confilence to the Nobility an 4 Gentry ; prepared from 'that sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the Perfume, and delicacy of its•use, has merited the atten tion and patronage of many - of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable discovery for s4tening, cleaning, bracizrg, and preserving the Skin From the - heat of the sun ; I and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty. air. • Sold in Squares and Balls, ts. each, with the Words " Sa% mud Berry'orkthe ‘yrapper. , ' The Proprietor reantunends it as the best Soap for snatiting, producing a tine soft lather, proper t4r rcuder Faces, in round C%dcits i la. each. Prep are d sod -sold - by YS. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No.• t 7, Greek.' street, Sblio ; slid , by his appointment, at the principal - Per. tuincts in Lundon,and diti:zrent "rovVns in-the three King. • Ikfi.A/ I sTD. In the Press, and speedily will be published, In One'elegant Volume, Quarto, illustrated with numerous Plates, price Two Guineas , in boards, TSTRANGER in ,IRECAND'; or, Travels in that Country during the Autumn and Winter of the Year aoc. • By JOHN CARR, Esq. Authorof the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer, • &c. &c. , Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Black friars; and to be had of Archer, Dugdale, Mahon, Keene,' Colbert and Mercier, Dublin ; of Edwards and Co. and Sul liyan, Cork ; of Magee, Belfast ;- Bull, Waterford ; and all other Booksellers; Of whom may be had, The Northern Summer; or, Travels. round the, Baltic; price Two Guineas, in boards. THE FRENCH ANAS. This Day was publislied,_ . . In Three eleont Volumes,• Foolscap . Octavo, embellished with-Vignette Portraits, price is's. boards,- T HE the FRENCH ANAS ; :Con taining the choicest Articles of ex NECDoTr. ? 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This Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, • small Ottavo,,.enpellished with beautiful Portraits by Caroline Watson,' price Twelve Shillibgsin'boards, ACOMPLETE - and AUTHENTIC EDITION of the CELEBRATED LETTERS of - lUNIUS, containing much additional Matter, and much Information, not to be'foiind in any ,otlier Edition. • .. • Among the Additions are (t) the various Letters to whiCh' Junius replied - ; (z) copibus illustratiVe Notes,. historiCal and biographical ;' and (3) an Inquiry relatiVe to• the Author of these Papers, in which the pretensions of various supposed Writers are critically examined, and the name of the real Author ascertained - . • • By JOHN ALMON, Author ofthe Lives of tree. Earj of Chatham and John Wilkes, of A tiecdOtes, Historical and Biographical, &c. &c. No person can doubt the superior pretensions, of•Ntr.•,kl - to give to the World an illustrated and classical Edition of the famous Letters of Junius, a task for which he has al ways been acknowledged to be better qualified than any other Contemporary of that distinguished Writer. This Edition claims„therefore, the. decided preference of the Public, as the last Work of. the 'Yeteran 'Editor, who was intimately cormeeted with the most eminoit Political Characters of the period in which' Junius wrote, and also as being . the. Completest, cheapest, and the most elegant Edition extant. Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, blacktiiars ; and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. NEW 400 KS °TO .APPEkR EARLY IN JUNE. Ai R. PHILLIPS has 'the Honour to inform the . Literary World and the Public at large, that he has in preparatio►f, and in a few days shall publish, the follow ing elegant and interesting New Works i. 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AnIII P IRALTY-OFFICE, June ie; tBo6. „ N't dTICE is herby m i glu, Mat a ,esszon of Oyei- L and Termioer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of,O . ffences committed on ihe High Seat, within the Jurisdiction of Ad miralty of England, will he held at insticei-fali, in the Old l ey, London, on Friday the of July next, at Eight o'Clack ie t he Morning. ' , _ - PrILLTAM MARSDEN. FICTUA'LLING-OFIICE, :gui:e to, 18 6.. THE. COM.li ISSIONE RS for VICTUALLING "IL HIS 11141,7ESTY!s NAVY do hereby r,ive Notice, ,Tlat on Ti;esdajvhezd of September next they will be rea4/1 , to receive Tenders, in writing,( up), and treat for the stipplring of what FRESH BEEP, SE.A•PROVISIONS, •aniWlNii, shall he demanded for the Use of 41:ijestY's Shift and Vesselr 41 Lisbon, for the space of Twelve Months certain, and jurtber until Six Months warning shall be given ; to oepaid jig hy,Billsi payable, with interest, ninety Lily: after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may 6e seen at the Sec, Office, at this Office ; or 6y applying to llis Britannic Majesty's Consul, at Lisbon: • 1)10 regard will be had to and Tender in vhirh the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered the qoard before ale o'Clck on the' said rattela_ii, the 2:i of September next, nor unless jhe Person who makes the Tender, or :some Person on hiffirbehall,etttenl, to anwer; when called for, OFFICE OF ORDNANCEi . . Ma; 26, 1806. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA . yESTY'sOIZDNdiVCE do hereby gi v e Neice, That they wilt be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in St. Ilfar. karts Street, Westminster, on or before the tit of July nexi, frOni such Persons who m.lj, be- capable `and 'willing to ur, dcrtake the Construaion of certain BUI L which it is intended to eret7 at Colcheiter for the Ordnance D4artment, conformably to f i Plan and Elevatiqn which may be seen at thr , Office en anj' day bet keen the hours of Ten •:741 Tour o'clock, The ProPostili to specs*); the Pricci ofeach description of Work to he included in' the Buildings also the tt.we in which the Work shall be completed under a Penalty, and the nature of the Set AP4 to be given: in case of the non-perfirnuince of the Contrall_ PropOsals sealed up, and istPers,4l . 6ed " propos4l: for construe - ing for' the Ordnance Department at Colchester," to be delivered at the Secretary's Office; St, Margiret-stieet, West .minster, on or hefore the. I:I day of July next, but no Proposal: will be received after that dir. , - 'By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREIk, Secretary np n,vAlvri7, June 6, iSo6. TIDE - PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil yESTY's ORDNANCE do heregy give Mtice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster; on or before .Monday, the 23d instant; fr , ;:n such Persons as mqy be willing to undertake the Suppttiofsuch e man- Hags of FOREIGN TIMBER and D.E4.LS as may be reqUired for Service of this Departnient, at the following Stations, viz, tbe Tower, Chatham, - • Woolwich, Sheernesss, Pur fl zet ' Faversham, and ' , Gravesend, Waltham AbbeY: Tilbury Fort, Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may be known ;lion application at theSecrfta,y' r Offi . ce, in St. Illarkerr-itreet, any day &two,: the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pcoposalt eve In be delivered seated up„,and 'marked on ibe Ft.ride, " Proposals for the SUpilr of Timber and Deals for Service of the Ordnance Department ;" blot no Proposal can be admitted after tb? said 23d,d.y of "tune. By Order of tbe Board, R. If. CREW, Serradv. WHEN Professional Men of Ed uca ti on and , Responsibility deviate trom the general System by the seleCtion of a peculiar-branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successf u l resu l t of ! my plan gives me additional ardcr to oppose, as Lir as I am Mlle, the . ravages of those Complaints which,are the uto4 important in the Catalogue of-Jim:tan Infirmities. After' initiation into every Branch, as aarArtny Surfedo, t formed a wish at an early period of Practice to r:scue in--- dividuali front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally'dangerous precipitancy of gener4 i'raditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have voted my attention, comprise 'every species of V ENE, REAL, INFECTION, whether of a--recent or long du ration: idly, All kinds of debi4ty, - whether a r i s i ng f rom the habits of school-boys, o r the indulgences . of mature ' age: And, lastly, t :tat derangement of the system in wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. • Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorthcea; and it not ua frequently happens that the seeds 'of l.ite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. —By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, i trust that I may presume to otter it radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated di s t ress i n this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations, of Men, who, from an indulgence in--a aoiitary vice _or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable, lire, acquH, that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable conseq ~.e of such pernicious habits... Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misforttine, it may he some conso lation for him to - know, that although it be, an object of doubt or uncertainty with othei Practitioners, the removal • of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of Any Exßerience. If the ritrs of Bacchus or Venus have begin to reduce Manly vigour, ' much anxiety will be prevented by - an early Counterac tion of this languid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency .has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably :equisite to revive the slum berimt Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution: MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been,diSappointed in their expe6.lationS of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such deeds are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is •o essential to my un&roking, and the qualifidations which .1 have presume(' to state, the basis of my, pretensions; and in , coincidence with such that intimation is given, that Mr. Bree May be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing . a small Note), at His. horse, No. 29, Arundel street; Strand, near Temple Bar, tgr There is an additir;ial Entrance i Water -street.: ad:ion - n.11)4 and the Name is onh oth the doors. - • Marlin liree, Member at the Royal College of Surgeons.