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I NUMBER 4322.1 SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF DEPARTED WORTH. - - MR. BRASBRIDGE has the honour to inform the Public, that he has procured to be executed i n the manner of a Gem, for Ring or Lecket, a striking and cor rect Likeness of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITTi the steady Friend of his King .and Country, and the Mar* to Ins anxiety for her preservatioq. Mr. Brasbridge hopes that his numerous 'Friends wh,ti en couraged the sale of the Nelson Gem, will be equally plOsed with the attempt of the Artist on the present much Lmient ed occasion. No. coo, Fleet -street. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to infOrm those that may be in waist, and desirous of borrowing temporary and permanent Sums of Money, and possessed of any assignable Property, that they may be supplied with au) , Sum on fair and equitable Terms, by paying an adequate An riuity Interest for thesame; as also to those of-known Pro. perty any Sum will be advanced on-their Personal Security. personal applications are daily received by Messrs. Lucas and Co. at No. 2, lames-street, Adelphi, Strand ; and Let-' ters (post-paid) answered without delay. TO BE DISPOSETI or, ASEVEN YEAR's LEASE, of a large UN FURNISHED FAMILY HOUSE, with LAND, situate in a•.pleas4nt, part of the County of Hereford, .tgo miles from London: l'he House comprises on the' Grown , l Sloor, Break li;st, pining, and Drawing- Rooms, Study, Kit chen, "Brew-house, and other Offices • and there are above stairs, four,Sersants' and four best lied-Koonis, with light "Closets: ' There is a Pleasure and extensive Kitchen Garden, Coach - bouse, Stables; and a variety. of advantages arc attached to this situation, being in a good•porting Country,and in the nCigh bourhood6ca respectable . Society. TwelityAcres of gONI Mea dow Land are attached to the House', and the Whole Premises will be subjett to a Ground Rent of 301. a year. The Taxes ate moderate. Further particulars may be had at the Office of Messrs. Berry and James, Solicitors, 'No. Walbrook, London. A Lease will be granted for a rwriinal consideration, at in advanced Rent, if preferred. Immediate poSseSsion may be had. BREWERY, AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION On Saturday, the ad day of August, 1806, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven o'Clock precis,:ly, by Order of the Assignees of John Steane, a Bankrupt, ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT on the Banks of the Navigable River Medina, in full Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public - Houses attached thereto, .and a-very considerable Trade in the Wine rand Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public. Rouses in the Island, and at 'Portsmouth, 'Gosport, and Lyntingicin, with a considerable Stuck of Wine and Spirits. Particuiars may he had, by application Co Messrs. Clarke 2nd Sewell. Newport ; Mr. Steane, NeWport ' • Messrs. Wright a;id Bovill . .„ No. 39, Chancery-lam ; and Mr. Au. .brey, Tooke's-court ) Cursitor-street, London and at the 3ugle, Ne . Wport; the Blue Posts, Portsinouth ; the Blue posts, Gosport ; the Angel, Lymingtott ; the Dolphins ) Southampton ; and the George, Winchester. 'An ANNUITY On GOVERNM*ENT sr. cvitiTY,, and NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOU, On Friday, August a, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garhway's, Chance:alley, London, AN - ANNUITY of SEVENTY-THREE PO'ONDS during the Life of a healthy! Gentleman, 'in his 34th year, payable at the War Office halt yearly ; the Life is insurable • • 'SHARES in the WARWICK and BIRMINGHAM `CANAL, dividing at the'rate of 51. per Cena. per Annum. SHARESMtheGRANDIUIs4C PION, ELI, ESMERE, 'WILTS and BERKS, 'ROCHDALE and WORCESTER, RNIINGHAM NAVIGATIONS, Pa'rek.clars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Hatchett's ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street,. Lo*don. . .ELEGANT VILLA, FAR Al, and LANDS, neat CROY. - DON, SUIZREY - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI9N, By , - ,Nlr. ROBINS, At Garrawn , 's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, 'Clock, Friday, 29th August, at Twelve,.o A Desirable" FREEHOLD ESTATE, called A CHE LSHAM LODGE, consisting of an eligible Mo 'dem Villa, presenting a handsrime uniform elevation, with Cc/at:II-tit:ruse, Stabling, Brew-house, and useful Offices, Pleasure:ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciously placed in a Paddock of so Acres, surrounded by sundry Inclosures of 'Arable, Pasture, and Wood Lands, in a ring fence, and com prising Fairchilds and Higliams Hill Farm, in the Parishes of -Chelstiam, WeSt ‘Vickhain, and Cudharn, and in the Coun ties of Surrey and Kent ; with a • commodious Farm-noose 'agreeably detached from the ;Mansion, capital Barns, Stabling, IVaggon-lotige, Cow-house, Granaries, and numerous con venient Buildings, a Lodge, Entrance, and two excellent Cottages, contLiining in the whole upwards of 374 Acres. -- The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 tidies frpril 'Croydon, Bromley,' and' Isesterliam, and within is . of Lan don, surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounding in G ante, and in the centre of several Packs of Houti4s. May be viewed-by tickets. Particulars at the White Hart,. Codstone ; greyhound, Croydon and Carshalton ; White Bart, Reigate ; Bell, Bromley ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. HEREFORDSHIRE. 'TO' BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, 'At the King's Head Inn, Ross, on Thursday the 24th of , July inst. between the Hours of Four and Six in the Al- ternoon (subject to the Conditions of. Sale to be then pro duced), AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, late the property of Herbert Abrahall Lloyd, Esq. de ceased, situate in the Parishes of Foy and Fownhope, in the County of Hereforri e about foul - Miles from Ross and ten from Hereford, one of the best Situations on the Banks of the Wye. Lot 1. A Capital Messuage, called Carthage, with exten sive Gardens, Grove of Oaks, and the Farm adjoining, con taining about 76 A. a It. 37 P. ot Orchardirg, Arable Land, and Meadow Ground of superior quality in convenient Enclo sures, with gaod Fences and Farm Buildings, great part. Of which have been lately erected, now in she possession of Mr. Ridcout, whose Lease expires the ad of February, 1807. Lot 2. A Mess.uage and Farm, called Coles Farm, adjoin. ing to Lot I, consisting of an excellent Farm-house, Barns, Stable, Granary, &c. and about 157 A. 3 R. zP. of Or chardiug, good Arabje Land, Meadow and Pasture Ground, Very improveable, now in the possession of Mrsi. Evans, tin :der an old Lease, which expires on the zsth March, tBO7. Lot 3. A Wood, called the Park of Eaton, containing about 65 A, 6 P. ofprime Oak Coppice, the greater part of thirteen years growth, with a great number ot Timber Trees standing therein, mostly Maiden Oaks. Lot 4. Another Wood, called the Short Coppice, adjoin ing Lot 3, containing about tt A. t R. a 4 P. of prime Oak Coppice of thirteen years perwth, and many Timbal . Trees therein, mostly Maiden Oaks. . . . • Lot s. A Moiety Of a valuable Fishery in the River Wye, Called lngestone Fishery. The Land-tax of the whole is redeemed. Richard Jones, the Wood Ward, resides near the Woods, and will show the same. Lots i and z may be viewed with leave fro►n the Tenants.. For other particulars apply to John Moore Green, Esq. of Cagebrook, near Hereford; Messrs. Bird and Stock, of lfereford ; or 'Mi. Harvey, of koss, where p Map ot.the k tati; may be sat - I.—Letters (post-paid) duly attended. to. SUN. 11C1 . 0 L L NG- 0 PTA: E, July 15, :806. THE C0.31‘ MISSIONERSfiIr VICTUAL LING Fiis lif/IYESTY's NAWY do hereby „give NotiL., That ,on Friday the 2ith inst. they will be reaaY to receive Tinders, in waiting (Jealed op), and treat fin- Two Hundred and Fifty Tons of Genuine OA TM EA ;to he delivered, One frunthed Tons into His Majesty's l'itikalling Stores at aptin d ; One Hundred To,: into those at Plymouth ; and kilt), Tons into those ttt Portsmonth ; one Half thereq in ire Month, andih , other Half in tee Month after ; and 'to be paid for by with inkiest, ninety days after date. The andiiions of the antraEl may le seen .:t the Sec-re:at:es Ogice. regard willbe had to any Tender in which the . Plice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered-to the B9ard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 251 h is:rt. nor' ,unless the _Person who makes tare Thtder,Or tome Per:. son on hit behelf,atog4,,,to . an,aaver,wher:4-alied for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, ysly 16, iBo6. THE COMMISSONERSfor rICTLIALLING -1 " - HIS All.9jE.S7'l"s NAVY do hereby. giveNgite, That en Wednesday 'peat, the 23d hest. they will be ready to receive Tenders in wilting (sealel aqd treat fi r One Hundred Tons .of BLACK SMYRNA RAlSlNS,..findf.r One Handred Tons cj the best N EW C A ROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE ; to be answerable to samptes to be produced wit* the Tenders ; to .be delivered one Half therrj i t a F,rtnight, and the remainder- in a Ittonth, into Ills Majesty's Vicistalling Stores at Deptford ; amt to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after :Lite. The Conditions of the Contrails may be seen at the Secreta , j's Office. No'regard will he hiti to 66 , Tender in which she Price shall sot he inserted in words at length, or that shall .not he delivered to the Board before One O'Clock 60 the said iVeditesday next, the inst.. nor tiniest the PersOn who makes the Tender, or some Pet Sal bet his heioalf, attends, toy,etttsTeer, when called for.. 1 ESDAI, iLLi 22, 1606. lfy the R ED I) Bit N A.B. Vicar of Skendleby, in the County of Lincoln, and formerly -at - Lincoln College, t )Morel. • Printedfor F. C.. and Itivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's thumb-yard ; sold also by 1. Hatovird, No.' igo, - Tins Day wasinttAisli,;(l, • Handsomely printed in One large Vol. Quarto. with Forty four Plates of Maps) Antiquitio, iSze. - 3. c. price 3i 35 in . boattis, • B ECITAS NIA ; being a 'Concise To.. . s pograithiai Account of ill.: several Counties of Great Entrain. ' -By the Rev. I) LYSONS, A.M. F.R.S F. A. and L. S. Redor of R ton t Gloucestershire. And S. I YSON S .) Esq. t-.R.S. ;old F.A.S. 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The present Work, which is.pririted with great iteatissi -contains a weld-classed seledion of, ex - tratts front the best French Authors; and must be of considerable use to students who are not so situated as to‘ComMand access to a variety of bookt.7 r .BritishCtitic,.:March, 18,3. • , ' g‘ This Work allbrds specimens of various styles and modes of Composition. Especial care has been taken to render the study of eloquence subservient 'to virtue, and 'to introduce only such Pieces as shall answer the'double purpose of pro_ ,mating good principleS, and a correct andelegant taste. This will, no doubt, be found a, very useful' School Book." Monthly Review, Mgy, 1803; " Mr. Murray's exertions are direded to one Of the noblest objeds. • They'are judicious, unremitted, and, we rejoice to add, particularly acceptable to the Public. 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The Power Of ,Religiori on the Mind, cAlt. provedi is. bo. • - PIC'TU4LLING OFFICE, July i 7, 1836. L4E CO AnTISSIONERSfor VICTILIL LI NG lIIS AfAjESTY't NA !'Y do hereby eve Notice, That on ' Friday the 2stb inrt. they saa be ready to receive Tenders, in Writing ( rea/ed ),• and treat foriZiyee Hundred Torn "of NI US COVADa SUGAR, to be ansza , erable to Saintples to be pro dieced•qVil ..the Tenders ; to fe delivered in the original Pack orges Tont 'lnto the Sorer at Deptford, so Tons into those at Hr-istiMpltr, and so Iwo those ai Plymouth ; in the proportion of not:testi* Twenty, nor more than Thitty Tons per Week, from the date of the Contraft ; and to be p‘ad for by Bills, r. favicl with Int, rest, ninety days alter date. . The Conditions of the Contra :t may be seen at the Secretary's Office No, regard will be had to agy Testier in which the Price sld/ not be inserted in wards at,lengtb, or that shall not he delivered to the filard hehre One o'clock on the said Friday, the zith ivst. nor xnlcs, the-Terson Tt.. , ,h;: makes the Tenders, or souse Pawl on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called far, ICTUA L LI N G.O FFICE, ply t 7, do 6. THE CaILVISSIONERS',fa N r VICTUALLIG HIS ;11A YESTY's NAVY do hereby g i ve Notice, That on Tuesday the 2vh inst. Mr.4?eeks, their Agent, at Ports issous4 will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, sealed rip-, for such (2:i.ritities of K 1 LN -DRI ED I'ErISE as the Dealers therein may think proper to offer; t, he delivered into the 'Plaualling Sive: at tharPort, in the spare of one Minthfrom of date the Contra,T; tend to be paid Joe by Lillis, payedle, flays after date. 7'he Condilions of the Contra!? may be seen at thr Ogce of the Agent aforilaid. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall ns . i he inserted i.r word, at length, 'or that oball not hr delivered to Mr: Reeks br . jr.e Twelve o'clock on the said Tuesday the 2.4 ) th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the resider, or 40Mi Person on his attends, to answer, when called foi, ICTUA4LING.O FFICE, July 19, tBc6. THE COM.IIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLLVG . Nis 111/IjESTrs'WY do hereby give Notice, Th:rt on Wednesday nrxt, the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in 11?•-iting (sealed up), and treat' for ONE THOU- S ANDS ACKS o f 111 SK ET ST U F F, made from whole 111;4, to be delivered in a Fortnight, by Weekly Proportions, into !Ps Majesty's FieThalling Stores at Deptford ; and to be Paid for . by B;11s, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the ContraEi may be seen at the Sect - etary's O f fice: . . No regard will be bad to any render in which the Price shall not he inoci tad in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Bwzr f ibefOle One o'Clork on the said Wednesday next, the 23d instant, uor unless the Person soho makes the Tender, or scone Per. son on his bgh,rlf, att , nds., to answer when called for. • TRANSPORT' OFFICE, April 30, i Bo6. THE COMMISSIONERS for concluaing His MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, /or taking rate of Sick and Wounded Seamen, tic. do hereby ghre Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the sth of August, so receive sealed Tenders, and. treat with such Pet sons as may be willing to costtrael for 1 1 leTualling Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Prisooert of War, at the under-mentioned Places, for Twelve &torahs certain, Ji•om the sth of Clabber next, viz. ANTIGUA—Sick and Wounded Seamen. ' GRENADA—Sick Prisoners of War. 'BAK annoEs—Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison. era of War ; Prisoners of War in Health. • • Ha Li Ax—Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War. G ilia ALTAR—Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison— ers of War ; Prisoners of War in Health. MALTA—Prisoners of War in Health. , No Tender will `hr received after One o'Cloek on the dy 4treity, n or ary noticed unless the Parties, or Agents for tbenr, lei r•,n,illy attend. Eadr-S'erl..ice must' be tendered for separately ; and, each Tender must be accompanied 1y a Letter from two resprazble Persons, errgagi,g to become with the Person tendering, in t 4 Sum q . sold. the dme per:pm:a.nce of each Contraft. ..t: ! her Porticida: airs Late iy applying at thil Office. &ADD - , a 4 0 qf r -,;.' 41 ( '1 r"k [PRICE SIXPENCE. EAST INDIA 110USF., i—Vici 1 jr6. 9, t Sob. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP,iINY of lIIERCII/INTS of ENG. LAND trading to be East Indies (19 hereby give • That thy will be ready to receive Proposals., in writing, on or .hefore4Vesinesdqy the 6th iingtest, for the Übe, for a fierth•i nam. her o f I , ? s•ag• cs , of such Ships, of the byrthen of ,Eleven Hundred Tons and upwards, which have performed their i.enttrafied number of f/fyages in the 'Company's Service. The Tenders, with the welds "' Ship . Tender" on the Cover, to he severally s'es‘old up, and left with the Secretary, art or before :Twelve o'Clock at Noon on (tee above day, beyond which hour sto Te:der will be received. ' The particulars of the Terms and Conditions, under width the Ships are required to hi tendered for the Company's SerTice, stay • be seen upon application to Air. jJlnes'C'egglan, Clerk to the Cam. mitt& of Shipping, on or after Monday the t4th inst. The Court do he, eby further give ?twice, that if any Lefler Memorandum should be sent in, in explanation of, or in additi.mr to any Tender, such Te - nier will be refee7rd 6. the Cottrt. 1t 1 1,1,L14M RA iIISAY. Sec. "4 1: BRITISH CIRCULATING LIBRARY, . NO. 24, Coekspur-street, Charing-cross. T O this LIBRARY is added, 'as. soon as publish ed, every new arid valuable Publication, and a suffi cient number of Copies, by. which is obviated the general complaint of delay In procuring new Publications, Among Many others added to this Library are Carr's I teland, and his Other Works; Barrow's China and Coehin-Cnina ; Memoirs of Cumberland ; HaYley's Supplement to the:Life of Cow per ; Lyson's Magna Britannia; Austen's Chironosnia ; Me. rnoirs of Geo. Morland ; Tooke's Diversions of Purley, Vol, ; Memoires d'un Voyageur qui se repose; Memoirs of Mrs. Crouch ; Forbes's Letters }roan France ; Memoirs of 4, Tra veller now in Retirement? 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De Geniis ; Mathilde, par ;Mai Como ; - Wild Irish Girl ; Zetioya ; (nk's Simple Tales ; Pilgrint of the Cross; Winter in Lthiduli; Pjays, M agaz ines,;zsz c ' • _ - Catalogues and Terms of Subscription to be had of James Cawthorn, liookseller and Stationer to lier Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, 'as above. : On Monday the 14th inst. was,phblisbed, A LEITER ac tressed to Mrs. FITZIIEIittEgT, I 1 in answer 'u a Complaint that her l'edings have'been hurt by the Mention of her Name in the Review of the Con duct of the PRINCE of \VA LES ; with Observations on the influence of Example, Sze. .&e. &c. By NATHANIEL JEIFERN'S, late M. P. for the City of Coventry. To be had. at No. zo, Pall-Mall, price is. ' On Nlonday next, luly 28, will be vlblished, In One Vol. Svo. embellished %With an elegantly 'engraved Portrait,. ' QONTE ACCOUNT of the LIFE and INGS of LOPE EFLIX DE VEGA CARPIO. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Printed for Lungenan, Hurst; Rees, and Urine. Paternos ter-row ; E. federy, Pall-Mall ; and f. Ridgeway, Picca dilly. This Day waspublislitd Handsomely printed in two Volumes,. Odava, price, in hoards, FIFTY-THREE DISCOURSES, tonfaitling a . conneded System of Doctrinal add Pratt leaf CHRIS TIANITY, as professed and maintained by the . CllU RC II of ,ENQ LAND; particularly adapted to the Lim; of Faun-- lies and Country Congregations. ' Ait ..II 1 . , e. - ; ~ , ~. • ,e,::%'o'.Z?.4i- 4:;.,---• ::";:ii4,':l' ...1:-.44'<':g•-:•:--1 - , l ): v o ,k EAST INDIA HOUS E, nl t 6, 18o6; r rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNTIED CONIPANVYoj lIIERCIIIINTS of ENGLAND trading to the - East Indies do beret ! ). give Notice, That as the 68th Clause of the Prsperty Tax /la, which parsed this Session of Parliament, direa.c, that the Stateme t of the Ea,s. Is' iia Company's Profits, to be delivered to the Commivsivners &c. upon which the Company is in future to be assecied, is to hi• dude the Interest pqyabit upon any Bondi.granted by tbeCompa. sy, which shall become due after the 3oth dap of September, 18.:6; and as in consequence of this Enaament t , e Tax, on the Interest that will accrue thereon, after the said period, will he paid by tie Company, it is expedient that the Interest of Three-pence H. If. penny per day, which the said Bonds are now running at, should nou f fine, The Public are theref;re desired to take Notice, that from and after the 3oth Scptcmher next the Interest on the said Bonds mill he paid at the rate of s per cent per Annum only, without any daaaionheing made by the Company Irons such Interest for the Property Tax, and"whirb will render it unnecessasy lor the Mid ers of C';ntpaly's Bonds to make any return of that specie: of Frs. pciy to t4Commissionert. • WILLIAM' Ri11113,4Y, Secretary. pREGNANT LATHES, whose situation requires a temporary retirement, may he accommodated with a Genteel Ap'artment to Lye-in, agreeably to their circum stances ; their infants put out to nurse, and irimanely taken care ot. The consolation resulting from this Undertaking to many of the most respectable Families' in this: Kingdom, by securing their reputation and charatter from the censure of the world, and preserving peace and concord aroni K - Re,„ lotions wad Friends, is sufficiently conspicuous to he c&.;n ,tenanced by the humane and sensible part of Wilkinct. Care, tenderness, honour, and sccre,y, havi ng. b een \ the bit. sis of this Concern for thirty years, may be relied on. Those'resardless ot reputation will not, on any terms, be treated with., Apply to Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, London Holtse yard, St. NW's Cburch-yard, London.' N.B. An eligible Country House, within few - miles of London, where Ladies may be acc , mmodarid with genteel ApArtmettts, if more agreeable than in Toyn. Letters (post-paid) attended to, and Advice in all Disorders incident to Women and Children. THE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY. has bed fitvOured with a great variety of te:itintolfie, acku'i viedgityY the efficacy of his ISARCLAY's.AN rl-1 . 11140U5-piL LS; he begs leave to submit the following, addressed to I tr. Barclay's Wholesale Agent, by the Hon. Archdeacon Caulfield : - " Sir, • - • " Glenarrn,-July S, 1835. - - " .1 have; received your fresh supply in two double boxes " of this host excellent Medicine, denominated Barclay's " Anti-Bilious Pills, for which the Rev. William Buclay " has a Patent. I informed you I had found them very ciii " cacious, and you requested perrnissi9n t 9 add my name to " the. most respedabie signatures in its favour., . I should " imagine the Archbishop of Canterbury's name of itself " sufficient, and , acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely on " my firm belief that it was in itself an host. It is net 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 annexed to any thing but truth. I . liave•experienced " the soundness of the .foundatiop on which I built, tbr L " was subject to to-rinenting thtidencies, proceeding from " bile, and have to thank Mr. Barclay for the cure. Yott " may, therefore, make use of my naine.where and when yon " please. 44 I am, Sir, your's, &c. " J. CAULF I E LU, A rchdeacon'of Kilmore." Sold wholeiale and retail, by appointtlient of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's; No. 4, Cheap , Stde, collier of Paternoster row ; and retail by Bull and Cal I wel ; Scat, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Stains, Man chester; Gregsons, Liverpool; andsbnuost Country cineVenders-in every Town. ' A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the out-side wrap. per of each box ; all not so stamped are a dangerous Units. tion. Price ss. 6d. and los. per box, with ample directions. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, hav ing for a long series of years made the VLN E It Lil L DISEASE the particular object of their investigation, are now enabled to announce thedisdovery of a Medicine superior to Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present suf ficient for atm to observe, that its effects are diametrically opposite to those of Mercury, for though it completely era dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirinc-al stages, yet it does nor in the least injure the Const - itutii;o, or alter the complexion; on the contrary, it renovates the sy s te m i n all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite,. and facilitates digestion. Numberless instances are on.recent record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues 4ting as a perpetua.l currzaive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious though nut less destruc tive indulgence in a certain pernicious'habit. Amidst the melancholy variety ofdisorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matrt rdonial state. The wretched sufferer broods over his misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought hint to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To those un happy persons it will be a consoling ieflectiun to know - that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, 'be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a Strong, Manly, and vigorous Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, at their House, No. ICI, Hatton ..;ardeit, person.' ally, or by 3 Letter (post-paid) inelosiv a Bank Note, when the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Patients iii thi Country arc re quested to state their age and general modern living. • No. to 7, HattonGarden. ' , 3 , .\ %