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From the Theatre Royal, Bath ; his first appearance on this Stage; Orlando, Mr. ti LI.I STO ; Touchstone, Mr.-CHERRY ; Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song), Miss DUNCAN; Celia,' MiSs MELLON ; • - Audrey, 'Miss POPE. In Ad V. a Scwg by Mrs. ELAND. WITH THE FORTY THIEVES. Poxes 6. Second Price 3s. —P It js. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery zs. Second Price t.—Upper Gallery ts.. Se cond Price 6d.— No aelonev to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken At the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at 1-lAltlpast Ftve, and begin at flat -past Six. On Saturday, The Wonder ; with The Fort) Thieves. THEATRE ROYA! E NT-CARD FN. '`O-MORROW EVENING, 06t. 10, 1806, I. will be pertormeti THE BEGGARS' OPERA. . i Captain Macheath. Mr. INC LI:DON; Peachum, Mr. M UN D EN ; Lockit, Mr. EMERY; Mat o' the Minn, Mr TA YLO R ; Filch, Mr. SIMMONS ; Polly, by a YOUNG LADY, (Hcipecond appearance in that Character); Lucy, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. in Ad 111. a Hornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. PLATT. WITH VALENTINE AND ORSON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.— Callery zs. Second Price is. —U pper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. —No, Money to b.e returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- Street The Deors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, OCR, f, 1805. BENEFACTIONS since ,the last REPORT, viz. k s, .d. T.tiwarci Holland, 'Esq. - - to 0 0 li. G. - - - - too 0 0 Charles Stanhope, Esq. - A. 5 5 o Sir W. Pepperell, per Bidduiph, Cocks, and Cu. - -, .. . A. 2 2 0 1. Cruttenden, Esq. per ditto - - 5 5 0 L. B. Allen, Esq.- - - - A. 2 2 0 Richard Parks, Esq. - - A. 5 s. o A Prarnise .:. - - utt 6 Mr. William Green, per Secretary - A. 1 1 o 11 , 1 r. Alderman Rowcrolt, per ditto - A. 5 5 o Rev. Duke Yonge, per Hoares - - A. 2 2 0 . Found in the Letter-Box - o ti o Duncan Shaw, Lsq. of Malaga, per Messrs. Ni chols and Son 11Ir. 1). P. Hearoden I I 0 0 2 4 Iv t 3 0 Discharged and relieved from Prisons 132 Debtors, for the Sum of - - - 335 9 r Considcred rases of 83 Petitioners Approved 75. Re letter, for r Ijlitaity 7 tel and 'ejected 1. Beifeiactionsare.r,,lvAi e.y James Esq the Trea eUrel, Ito s. t; Falquilar, and ...Co t. ; leet street ; Fuller and j.onip.aft-street,; Cocks, and Ridge, Charing cross ; bortien Co. 1.1, Curnhill ; V.res, Liica• don, and Co. No 77, LOnciard-street ; Str M Co. No. 27, C; racedi .r, if-street;' and by the SeCh.:Liry, • No. 7, Craven.sir ei,•Si.rd,,d, where toe Books may be seen by thoseNyllnaie itit_lineit to support Charley, and where the Society will ,oect on tile tirAt k.Vekinesday in next Alooth.. WEsTNIINSTER I.I I T. INSURANCE AND AN- N 111 ry ,c? FF,I E, Strand end Corphill. • -DER SONS deiirous of providing for their Fami lie., or Depen.taiirs-may, by an -A initial l'aymenti se cure t their Widows, Ctillitren, or any other Person„ either an Annuity for the•remainder of Lite, or-a gross Sum to be paid at their Decease. , I nsisratkes be made 14 a variety of other purposes —to provide for Renewal of Leases to secure Sums-paid far I) laces or Employments, or for the purchase of Lite Estates ; or in Aid or Arrangements between Debtor and Crectitdr; &c. &c ; and Volunieers• tor a small Premium, insure against Death tram Military Accidents. - Annuities are granted to commence immediately, or at any* future period. , Printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance nTay be had gratis, with the List of Directors, as above, .or of the Agents of the British Fire Office in the. Country, who are appoint ed Agents for this Office, ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, .LON.UON. TIE DIRECTORS, of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg'leave to remind Persons insured with the Company, 'whose Poli cies expired at IVlichaelmas, that their Payments should lie made within fifteen days from Chat Teriod„ at the Office in Change-alley, Cornhill, or to some one of the Company's Residents in the Country.- The arrangements adopted by the Albion Company, both with respect to Insurances from Fire and on Lives, will be found' to be highly worthy of public attention. - Among ocher advantages, it will appear by the Company's Proposals, that no charge is made for Policies or Intiorsc.. inents ; —that a Lige and unprecedented Commission is al lowed on Lite. Insurance;—that Life Insurances are, not .attended with admission tees, nor with any responsioility, on the part of the Persoti insuring, to make good the losses of others ; and that a' considerable deduCtion is made on the Premiums of Fite Insurances out of London, whether effeded at the Company's principal Office, or with any of its Cour., try Residents. Attendance daily,lrom Nine to Four. • By order of the Board of Dircaors, - WARNER PHIPPS, Sec. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. THREE TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, THREE TEN :THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, THREE FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES. No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. TTEXT MONDAY, 13th Odober, , the GRAND IN STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing, which contains a greater proportion of CAPITAL PRIZES to the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. TO MR. SPI LSBU RV. SIR, Marlow, Aug. 12, 1306. THE Writer, in June last, called on you with a. ill young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a bad leg, and t whom you lave a pint,ol your Drops, which haS 'nearly etletied a cure, Theldlowing Case has also occurred in this neighbr,ur. hood : - lanes Gyoson was inoculated at ten years of a ge _,. Ufa yea' atterwards he was seized with a pain . in both legs, Supposed fur - some time to be Rheumatism, 'or Growing Pains, but it settled. finally in one leg, , fltich. swelled, and rendered bun incapanle . ot walking. tic had, in four years, 'eleven or twelve ulcers, and , thirteen pici:es of bone were. taken out. hits hea!th was impaired, and he was constant.: ]y 'carried ahuur.. He w:,s supplied with is ,bottles of SYI LSISURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, whicu elm fel y cured him. It is nbw' three years since.; he Is grown tall, healthy, and works- constantly as - a Brick layer. • Toe Bearer is als, recommended as a deserving ()Ned for your excdlent Institution. She lives 3: miles . from Lou_ (ton, 4,d it ;iiis tieeu thoui,ht bast to stud her to Town, that you in her. • Ti.a t'atent AntiscorOntic brOps are sold in bot tles ,+1 y. 6d. ios --and tI. is. Duty included, at the Dispeti-- .Sar‘ London. T v:.'n! Counterits, each battle is accoirtpanieil with a black. ink i:tarrp ; •itt:d the corl; at the . mouth of each bot tle, sealei. with red war. to; This Day was - published, In Twenty-three Vols. (or 45' Parts) Imperial Bvo price 151. 13s. ni boards - , FNOYCLOPirEDIA PERTHENSIS ; or, Uni j versal Diclionary of Knowledge ; by which the di tretent Sciences and Arts ate digested into the form of distinct Trea tiieS. or SYstems . ; including the latest Discoveries and fin prov,emenfa ; with the Natural, Civil, and hilliiary, and Commercial History and Biography of Eminent' Men of all Nations ; with a Description of all-the Countries, Cities, i\lountains, Seas; Rivers, &c: of the K nowp World. I iit.lud.. ing also the whole-of Dr. Johnson's Dietionary of the English Language.. .Compiled from every , :ource Of Foreign andzDo rnestic Literature; and illustrated with upwards of 340 Plates, and a complete and accurate, Atlas, engraved in a very supe-: rior. Style. • Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3r, l'ouitry ; and C. Mitchell and Co. Perth. *** The Subscribers who have not cbmpletoti their Sets are'requesrett to do it immediately, - as the Publishers will not be answerable after a reasur.able tune,- for any imperfett Sets that may be on hand. N.B. Early Parts will by: taken back in exchange tbr others. 1 - `HE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY has • been _favoured ith a great variety of testimonies, ackho , .viedging the efficacy of his Lie, l< CLAY'S ANTI-BI LIOUS PI t. Ls ; he begs leave to r,,ubrnit the following, addressed to Dr. Barclay's Wholesal4 Agent., by the Hon. Archdeacon Caulfield : Glenarm, July 8, 185. " I have received your fresh supply in two double.boses " off. this most excellent Medicine, denominated Barclay's " ;inti.k3ilious fills,-for which the Rev. William Baelay "• has a Patent. I informed.you I had found them very effi " cacious, and you requested permissm to add my r:aine to " rue most respeetable signatures in its fayour. I should " imagine the Archbishop of Canterbury's- name of itself " sufficient, and acknowledge I: tried the Pills entirely on " iny firm belief that it was in itself an host. It is not pos " sible so dignified a personage would. suffer his name to be " made use of but for the good of the Public, or that it could " be'atinexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced ." th'e soundness of the foundation on which I built, 'for. - I " was Subject to tormenting flatulencies, proceeding from " bile, and have to thaak , -,Mr. Barclay for the cur e . Y ou " slay, thereforey _make use bf my name where And' when you " please. . _ _ " 1 run, Sir, your's, &c. - 't J. CAIJ LFIEL D, Arcluiraci o n of Kilniore.',' Sold wholesale and retail., by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, 'Cher side, corner of Paternoster row; and retail by Bull and Call well, Dublin ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; rviaccionald; Glasgow ; . Stams, Man ciiester ; Grc!sons,. Liverpool ; and by mast Country Medi cine Venders in. every Town. . Caution:-40bserVe the name of William 13arclay is en graved on the ,Stainp, Which is alli , xed on the °to- sid4 wrap per of each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imita ,tion. Price is.'6oL and 4 , 05, pet box, With ample direCtio n* . • SALES pF ESTATE. • LICIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in BUCKS, . • REDS, and Hticrs: TO BE 'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • ONE of the most desirable ESTATES in the Kingdom,. comprising a. Manor well stocked with Caine of ail sorts, and about seven hundred and forty Acres or Pasture -and Arable Land, beautiftiAly intermixed with Woods and Coppicesof Fine Oak, Beech, and other Tim ber, which is valued at . neat .56001. being .of ,particular line growth and quality. The Bulk of the Estate lies alto gether, well divided into good Farms, with excellent Farm Houses in good repair: The Hall, • which is antient, may be taken down, and a Mansion ereded coMmanding one of the most beautiful and extensive Prospeds in Englatad, The Si tuation is de - sirable for a Gentleman of Fortune, Who_ may wish to. indulge in the comforts of a, healthy spot and Field Amusements, lying within three Niles of the great Turnpike Road leading; from London to Chester, The •distance from London only 32 miles, and within three Miles of the Market Town of Dunstable. _ . For Particulars apply to Mt. Alex an dd r , N o . 9 , Be(Word row ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newpoit Pagnell, Bucks, the latter of whom is empowered tO:treat for the same, and will give directions for a view of the Premises. ANTI ENT MANSIONtand COMPLETE FARM. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE - CONTRACT, A MOST DESIRABLE - FREEHOLD ESTATE, .r.t. situate at ‘Vavendon, in the CoUnty of Bucks, consist ing of about 400 Acres of rich old Pasture and Arable - Land, nearly in a Ring Fence, but handsomely subdivided by excel lent and flourishing Quick-set Hedges, of about 16 years growth. The House.commands a beautiful and extensive Proseed, in which is included' a view of the greatest part. of the Estate, and with a trifling_Expence , may be made a gen teel Residence for a Gentleman of Fortune, who wishes to retire or turn his mind to the Profits and Pleashres of Agri cultural Piarsuits. The Situation is particularly healthful, about - 4; miles from London. The Turnpike Road from whence to Newport Pasnell adjoins the home Closes. The distance from Woburn is four wiles, and from Newport Pas• nell five. For Particulars, inquire of Mr. Alexander. No. 9, Bed ford-row ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell, who is empowered to treat f r t he same. DROXFORD, HANTS. TO BE SOLD 13Y AUC"IION,, By Mr. LIMPUS On Wednesday. the zid day of °Wm-, ao6, at the White Horse Inn, Druxford, at the Hour of Eleven o'Clciek in the For.:noon, 'IN SEVEN LOTS, Lot t. - A COMMODIOUS HOUSE, pleasantly / situated in the Village of D ROX FOR D ; con taining, two Parlours in font zo feet square each ; a large K.i,t— chcn,Wash=house, Pantry, Larde r , D air y, l arge Cellars, with Wine Vault, five Bed-Rooms, besides Servants' Rooms, a lead Pump with excellent Water, a Kitchen Range, Oven, two Coppers, and many other 'useful` Fixtures ; a Coach house, Stables, Barn, Granary, and many other convenient Buildings on the Premises ; a good Garden, Orchard, a Piece or Land adjqining, and a Piece of Meadow Land, containing altogether three Acres, and one Perch, more or les. N. B. iTherejs an accustomed Pew in the Parish Church. j Lot 2. A Piece-of Land opposite the said Premises, con taiuing two Roods and twenty-six Perches, more or less, ple'asantly situated, and convenient for building - on. . The Pu'rehasers of the two above.wentioned Lots are to exped to pay 401. for the Timber growing on the First Lot, and Sol, for the Timber growing on the Second Lot, more than the , purchase money by Au&ion, otherwise the Seller will claim a right to cut it this season. Lot 3. A Piece of Land, 'called Gore I-1111 - Field, five Acres, two Roods ' and thirty Perches, more or less., • Lot 4. 'A Piece of Land, called Shelvei Field, two Acres, three Rooth, and thirty.four Perches, more or less. Lot s. A•Piece cl Land, called Love-lane Field, tour Acres, one Rood, and twenty-eight Perches, more or less. Lot 6. A Piece of Land, called 4-{ungerdown Field, two Acres, two Roods, and eight Perches, more or less. Lot. 7. A Piece of Land, called Down - Field, eight Acres, two Roo ls, and eleven Perches, more or less. N. B. The above is Bond Land and Copyhold of Inheri tance, held under the Bishop of Winchester, being subject to sinail Fines and Quit-Rents, which renders it nearly equal to , Free Land, and the Land Tax-Redeemed ; an extensive Right of Common in Horders-wood ; and immediate.posses siva might be had. - Immediately after the Sale of Land, will be sold, in Three I.ots, two Pews and half a Pew, in the Gallery of Droxford Church, fur which there is a Faculty. For a view of the Premises apply to Mr. Wyatt, at the White'Houselnn ; or to Mr. Wm. Cleveily, of Droxford. Oroxford is 64 miles from London, and 14 froth Gosport, delightfaly situated oh the Turnpike Road, 'where Coaches and Waggons are daily passing to and from London, and in the centre of a Sporting Country, abounding with Game, and Fox Hounds and Harriers.are kept. ROES-SHIRE. .TO EE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUT, On the 12ill t)ay of November next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, within the Exchange Coltee-House, Edw.. burgh, • A LL and WHOLE the TOWN and LANDS o f L MUIRTOWN, or WESTER FAIRBURN, with. the Salmon I. ishings belonging thereto, together with the Mill of Wester Fairhurn, commonly called the Mill of Stralian, with the'MUltures belonging thereto, ‘ lying tLithin the Parish of Urray, and Shcritfdom.of Ross. These Lands consist, by a late Measurement, of upwards of 17 o Scots Acres, whereof 171 are Arable, So under natural Wood and Planting, 90 under Crass Pasture and Brush Wood, and thelemainder consists of Muir and Heath Pasture. The Lands are pleasantly situated upon the Banks of the Rivers Conan and Orran. The Planting consists of thriving Fir, and a variety of Forest Wood, which is of 'considerable value. There i§ a sithiaantiiil Mansion_l-louse, with Garden and 9W4.z, upon the Estate, fit to accOMmodate a genteel Fa mily, with plenty of 1 1:1 i 1 a Convenient distance. The whole Lands are out of Lease, for which there has already been 6fiered above 3901. of yearly Rent, and a very consider able - augmentation may be expected, on improving Leases, besides the Salmon Fishings. The Lands hold of the Crown, and ate valued in the Cess nooks at isol. Scots, and the Public Burdens atleding therm are moderate. Few f states of the same extent afford mere scope for the successail introduction of (hose modern improvements so ge nerally practised in that Country, while at the same time the Situation - is pleasant, and convenient, being surrounded by good Roads, and of easy access. The Estate lies about six teen Miles from Inverness, six from Dingwall, and in the vicinity of a Post-Office and good Markets. To the Sportsman it is also a most desirable situation, as it abounds with every species of c;atne known in the Highlands ; while its vicinity to two large Rivers gives it every advantage that the Angler could wish for. A considerable part of the Price will be left in the hands of the Purchaser, it he inclines. _Mr. Alexander Falconer, at Drumriach, by Dingwall, will show the Lands; and for further particulars, application may be made to Alexander Grant, Solicitor, No. 6, Serjeant's Inn, Temple, London; or to lames Grant, W:S. Duke-street, Edinbiugh, in whose hariOs are the Title Deeds, and who has power to conclude a Private Bargain. SCHEME. a 3 - ,C6o,oort 3 - 3 - 5 - 5,000 Soo - - - 4We° 100 - - 2,000 5 0 4,100 - - - • 82,000 20,000 Tickets £200,000 TEN Tilt lU SAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket, and all the other immense Capital Prizes afloat. PRICE of TICKETS and SHARES . Ticket - £!g 0 Ralf - to 3 o; EAgtith - - ,Cz tt 6 Quarter..- z 0 ['Sixteenth' - r 6 0 TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST DRAWN FICKET NEXT MONDAY. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spettfully acquaint the Public, the STATE `LOT_ ,T E R M commences Drawing on the 13th of the;present Month (OcAnber), being the only Lottery to be drawn this Year, and no other will bedecided by the same. The SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of ,£20,000 • 3 .; - io,ooo 3 - 500.) &c. &c. &c. • The lowest Prizes are Twenty Pounds, and no fixed Ca pital, except the First. awn Ticket, entitled to to,oool. TICKETS and.SHARES are on Sale by RICHARD SON, COODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Cornhill, and Charing-cross. SWIFT and CO. . POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. MICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottery, to I begin MON DAY N EXT, are selling by SWIFT and Co. at their Licensed Offices, No. 1 r, I'oultry, (established in 1759) and No. 12, Charing• Cross (next Dour to the Golden Cross). The Lottery consists but of 20,000 Tickets.. The Scheme contains the following. Prizes, viz. 3of ,4720000 1 Bof koo 3 /0 , 000 20 - 100 j ---- 5,00. I 40 ---- 5* 1,000 I 4,100 ---, 20 _ The First drawn Ticket will receive i0,,,0a1. Schemes Gratis. MISERIES OF fIUMAN LIFE. W MILLER respedfully informs the Public, Y v . that the 11 rill Ept - utoN 'of the above %Volk is now in tht Press;and will he ready for Publication on the sat of Novein'•er. Also a New Edition (the Fourth) of an ESSAY on the AR of iN,G ENI ()USIV TORMLN LING is printing, and wiil be sp.:eclll pdblished. Albemarie-swet, :)ci. 8. HELNIE's TRAVELS•froni hUENOS AYRES to PERU. • • This Day were published, Illustrated by a Map, in One elegant Volume, small Odavo, . Price 6s in tioafds, I , 'RAVELS from 'BUENOS' 'AYRES across the Continent or SOU CH AMERICA, by RoTosi, to LI \IA, performed in the Years_ 1790 and 1791, being the latest Travels through' those Countries : with copious Notes by the Translator, containing authentic Descriptions of all the Spanish Possessions in South America, - drawn front the last and best Authorities. KY ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELME, ForMerlYDiredor of the Mines noar Cracow, in Poland, and late Diredor of the Mines and of. the Process of Arrialga. mation in Peru. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be harlot' all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, The Present State of Peru,-in one elegant volume quarto, enitOti6l)ed with zo coloured Engravings, price 21. ss. in boards. INIONEFOR LIFE ANNUITIIa. 114 R. ROBERTS respeElfully informs the Nobi -IVI. lity and Gentry that requite any immediate tempo rary or permanent Supply of Money, that he is authorized by Persons of the first respettabliitY to treat for the purchase of Lite Annuities, twin S3l. to scoot. per Ann. for which numerous Sums of Money are ready: Those entitled to Landed Estates, FIQUSCS, Funded Prwerty under Trust by or Settlement, Clergymen's Litings, ice. may be in stall! i y accommoda ted. - Mr: K. from se veral years practice, cart give an immfeli:. lam answer to Securities'ollered him, which prevents many distkgreeable exposures of persons' affairs, that too frequently atte•oi the Negotiations at rtiiiny.' • ' Pers , miti !applications at his House, No. za i Cecil•street, Strand, and Lcttcra, pest. paid, art: daily- ati,eadfd &u. .k/IST INDIA. HOUSE. Ofioberi, TB4. r pHE .OURT -Of Di RECTORSIf the UNITED - 2 - COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trod. itrg to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That `the Papers &tithe .subjea of Shipping, which 'were order, ed by the General Courtto be printed Jsr the Use of the l'reprietort, will be _ready to be . delivercti ;Pi this House on 111;ntlaj the 2a4 7.1111 ES COBS, ifilistan: Saletay. This Day was published; By Mathews and Leigh, No: 18, Strand,' 1-1 Symonds, Paternoster -Tow, London; Dugdale, Dublin and may be had of any Bookseller; in One Voluthe °claw), With art _ elegant Portrait of the Author; • a New. Edition, price only 3s, containing nearly 3‘.-.0 Pages, of . • C OLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Ads vice to both Sexes, in .a Variety of. Complaints. Ex. plaining, in a concise and plain . Manner, the mode, treat;- ment,. and most efficacious Remedies for the 'following eases, which are iterited of under their respective heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions attendant on - Asthma Pregnancy Appetite; Loss of Indigestion . • Barrenness juvenile Indistretion Bilious Complaints LCWIICSS of Spirit, Chlorosis or Green Sickness Meiisttual EkFacuaiionS" Child-bearing , I\l,:rvons D:scast-s Consumptions '0 Uanism, bi - Secret Venel Female Diseases P regnancy Fits • - Plithisis, or Cough Fluor Albtts, or Whitei" Rheumatism Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula . Letts Seittittai Weaknesses. Gonorrhoea Scu; - vy , Hypochondria, or Melan- I Tura , (I.ife, • • choly complaints &c &e. To Which is added, an Essfty vn the Venereal Disease;' Glects, and Set-,-;nal Weaknesses. The t‘ !loft! illastratrd and inters i tersed with a variety of authentic tads never be. fore published. - 13y S, •SOLOMON; K. D. The Author is proud to confess, that he . frts been assist e d by many eminent literary Medical men, to whoie labours and assistance he. is much indebted they; as well as himself, have tried the remedies prescribed, add acknowledged their salutary and powerful efficacy: . Orders given re any Bookseller in Town or Country fot " Soloirien's t.;toe to Health," will, be . duly executed at only 3s. each copy, free of carriage. For the very excellent character of thiS Book, see the ditlereiit Reviews. London: Printed for the Adth o r, .atid sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; and H. D. Symonds, Pater. ndSter-row also by all Bouksellers in the United Kingdom.' FOR THE C.;OWTH OF HAIR. LADIES and Gentlemen who w i s h t h e O tnaMent df a FINE HEM) of HAIR, need only make trial of the RUSSIA 01 L, particularly as the use of Oils are fonnd so necessary to Moisten the. I lair when dressing ; for whielt purpose the Russia. Oil has now becoMe in use by the Royal Family, and Ladies of the. first circle. • tis a nottrishei improver to its Growth . , pr'everits it falling off; and IS so great a preserver and strengthener to the Hair, as to prevent its becoming bald, or turning grey, to the latest r ; also restores the Hair oh bald places. Several Gentlemen,wko have been bald for years, have declaiA, after using the It us. sia Oil regularly for three. months; became nearly covered with hair. It IS recommended to Ladies who use Dres;mig. Irons, as it prevents the ill efreas occasiened by their heat. Price 7s. per Bottle; or one containing four small, at a Gut: nea. .To be had of the Proprietor, 333, Oxford-street; and, bjr appointment, bf Smith, Perfumer to His - Majtsty, Bond-street; Hendrie, Perfumer to Her Majesty, Tichborile. street; I3ayley, Perfumer to their Royal Flighnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and Duke and Duchess. of York, Cockspur-street; Macon, 150, Oxford-street ' ‘Varci, 324, Holborn; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Wi t h ers, 229, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and I'utt, Royal Exchatige; Bull, .)ailee street, Dublin ' • Raeburn, North-bridge, Edinbur g h ; Shep herd, Bristol; Miller and Crufwell, Bath ; Collins, Salis. bury ; Jones, Oxford; Hodson, CaMbridge ; IVarren; Mar gate ; Gregory, Brighton ; Burgess, It‘anisgate ; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country; N.B. The Russia Oil, which is now so high in esteem fa its pre-eminence over all other preparations fi)i. the Growth of Hair, has induced some l'ersons to °tar the Public an Advertisement exactly answering the Contents of the one'. now betore them, and which may be justly cal Icil a Copy ;. whilst others, endeavouring to establish a Preparati" have affixed a name somewhat near, it t therefore the Proprietors feel it incumbent on them to caution the Public to be careful • in asking for the Russia Oil,, and.observe.it has the Russian Eagle on the outside, and signed in . Red Ink by the Proprie tors, " Mochrikulskfand Prince s • • WHEN Professional Men. of Education an d Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seledion 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,'antl the successful result of my plan gives me additional airlor to oppose, as La as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the roost important in the Catalogtie of Human Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon s I f o rmed a wish at early period of Prathee to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of 'general Praetitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I hive de. Voted my attention, .comp:ise every - species of VE NE. REAL llslf ECTION, whether of a recent or long du.. ration : adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of - school-boys, or the indulgtu of mature age: And,. lastly, t_tat derangement of the systrin in wo men which is called I3A itR.ENN E SS', or sT E lI.IT Y. Numerous Diseases are tine result of ignor ance , o r h aste inthe treatment of a simple Gortorrlura ; and it not un. frequently happens that the seeds of Life 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, trust that I may presume to offe`r a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases 'Of complicated distresr in this disorder, compared with' the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashiOnable life ; acquire state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufFei . er - broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be sonic conso_ lation for him to know, that although it be an objea' of doubt or uncertainty.with.other Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the ac q uirement of myxperience. It the ritcl of Bacchus or Verna's have began to reduce Manly vigouz, much anxiety will be prevented by arm early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and irr these cases, no great diffictilty will occur. But where this Deliciency has for y ear s ex i ste d , a proper perseverance is indispensably ,eguisire to revive the slurri benng. Sgarks of Lite, and tore-anunate the Cohstittition. .IkiMRRI ED Vi3M EN, who have long been disappointed iti their expettations Of a Family, may be assured, that in. most instances, such deletts are curable' by M4iitiCal skill. The secrecy which is so essential, 'to my, undertakin,g, and the qualifications which 1 have preshmed •to state, , -yrrn the basis of my pretensions, and hi coincidence wilt, such this intimation is given, that Mr. itree - may be consulted personaliy, or by Letters (enclosing a small Note), et his house, Noi 2q, Arundel street, Strand, near 'Temple Bar. clr There is an additional Entranee in. Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is ana ut h the doors. !Unit: Isrec, Mtatber t 24 the ItOyal College of Surgeons.,