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~-_-~- T. r k gziatiiiropo":"* , c,ecats - .77-. -V:407 404,11wIrgat: - , NuMEER 4238.1 THEATRE ReYVA' , ., DRUItY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING; April IG, «•ill be pet - tonne:l. '• ALL IN THE WRONG.. Beverley, ; • 'And Belinda, Mrs. JORDAN. FORTY THIEVES, The •Charaders by Mr. DORMER, Mr BINNJSTE R. Mr. KELLY. Mr. MATH .Mr. DIGNUM. Mr. H. SIDDONS, Ur. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYA•IOND, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. MATH EIVS, Miss DE CAMP, &c. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery 25. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Seeord Price 6d.—No Money to, be returned:, • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbraok, at the box-Office in Little Russell-street., The Doors will be opened at Half past five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow, Douglas ; with Forty Thieves. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 16, will be performed (stll time) a Musical Romantic Drama, in three Adis, called THE WHITE PLUME ; Or, THE BORDER CHIEFTAINS. Principal Charaeiers Scotch—Mr. MURRAY, Mr. HILL, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr: BLANCHARD, Miss DAVIES. Danes -Mr.. H. TOHNSTON, Mr. TAYLOR. • English —Mr. IVIIINDEN,! Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. LISTON, Mr..SI MMONS,. Miss SEARLE; • WITH ANIMAL :MAGNETISM. Prixes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d.. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery. rs. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr:.l3raudon, at the Box O'llice in Hart-street. , The DoOrs to be opened at half past Five,. and - begin at half Past Six. To-morrow, Macbeth ; with We Flyby Night. • DRAGOONS. • FOR. SALE, ' CORICIETCY very.desirably cir cumstanced, in a Regiinent cif Tight Dragoons' in Eng land. Appby : at M;r. S . Goddard, iiitary Bookseller and Stationer, corner of Pall-Mali, London. , ' A Captain of Cavalry at 1-iorne wishing to go to I ndla may hear of an .Exchange,. by a pplying as above7niention'ed. A FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE • and LE 1N,104 TREES, 'Catalonian 'and 'Arlibian jessa- ?nines, -and true Bologna Sausages, is- this iiay arrived in preservation, at John. Burgess and Son's Warehouse,. No, i,7,.Strand, „ MONEY READY TO ADVANCE: , '• 1 4 /111EB:EA.S many Ladies and Ger,tlem . ex !'perieute very great pecuniary inconvenience for Want of knowing. some reslnittable channel through - whose um they may be accommodated with tem poi ary or perma nent Sums of Money,• Messrs. HARRIS and Co. at the An nuity Bank, No. $, 'Sulibtk=street. Charing-Cross, respeCt fully inform the •Nobility and Gentry in possession of beutnes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold ..tstates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Tointures, An unities, Parent Places, Church Livings, or any certain Income for Lite, they may be supplied with Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest fir the same, redeemable any time; at their own option. Personal applications will be received every day till Three o'Clock., and Letters from . Correspondepts in Town or Country (post-paid) immediately answered.- WANTED to RENT UNFUitNISHED, from Thirty to Sixty Miles front London, in a pleasant ,Country, and Turnpike Roads, • A GOOD. FAMILY HOUSE, containing ci three 1 1 or fo.ir ing"Roorns, four or five. best Bed Rooms, with suitable Offkes above gmund _Coaeh-diouse and stables, good Garden, and about Twenty : Acres crf Pasture Land : If the House staridS in a small Paddock or Pleasure Cround, the inureagreeable. Letters (post-paid) addressed to A. B. al . Mr. Dunn's, zr, .Bedford-street, Covent. garden, N v.til be puriaually attended to. , STOKESLEY, YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . At the Public Sale. Room of the Court of Chancery,. in Southampton-building', Chancery-lane, London, on Mon day, the sth day of May, 1806," bet Ween. theHoursOf One and Two in the Afternoon,, before IA M ES STANLEY, Bsq, me ol the Masters of the said Court, pursuant to a -Ueerce of the said Court, Valuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor and Deinesne of TAS EDA I.F. ABBEY, adjoining to Stokesley; comprising a 4 rto of about 194 A. 3 R. to I'. with an excellent -House 41 A liuddings, together will Stokesley and Basidale Moors, ;Qntaining upwards of 3000 Acres, of whiell`Boo Acres arc fit ° r immediate cu tion - , rpputed to afford the most abund iit Crouse Shooting of any in the North, and great plenty of her Came,and a C0'.;,1 Mine, t.:u p posed very considerable, at a 41 °aIld;stance frottillie Nivigibic River Tees, uear its influx I,)Ptt a le rtit e lals . may be had . at 4 . he said . iLister's Chambers, in 3 _?uthamptpn-budtlings; of. Mr. Jaques, Land Surveyor, c ' a ltoti-garden ; or Mr. Joseph Bicknell, Solicitor, Staples ?fl ; and Mr. Gray,' G tay's". I nn, London; of Mr. Tay luson, Stokesley (who will slie - w the Estate) ;. and Mr: William .s t . t .. ,eY, Stockton7upon-Tees; a l r. at the Black" Swan, `r ( eslev ; at the Tavern, York ; and the Golden .Lion, orthalferton. WARWI CI~SUI RE: bESIRAI3LE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with 'I4IILL and FARMS Cotaiguous. • I'O RE SOLD 817 PRIVATE OONTRACT,. Most Eligible FREEHOLD - E S TAT E, fi ,in the Village of A Iveston, about z miles fr ,, m strat i';'l-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising a 4 4 ine modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon - the 4 nkot• the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock'.of a b out' 28 , 1 1 4 e49,,0n a slight elevation, which renders it perlealy ary in eseasons, rvith convenient Ottice: : , , Garden, Fish-pond, acii 'souse, and Stables,' all h, - eoloplete repair ;- a Mea- C -1 )` 01 . 18:A m cres, aCotn-ill on the River Avon at a distance 'loin the Mansion, with t t Acres oftneadcrw Land, in several 1 1 3 , 1 ,,,c L e5, adjoining ; a Cottage, and four Ares of Land planted `" Oziers ; the Fishery of part of- the River A-von $ two capital and well .proportioned_Farms, consisting of 4 4r , 700 Acres - of excellent arable and meadow Land. One „Inc Farms is at an easy distance'ftom the Mansion, and-the ( i ) i te•-r in A m o re re m ote part of', the Parish. Both of them 'Petable 've be n e inclosed about 3o years, and are tenanted by re. FarMers. • hThe Village - of - A lveston, skirted on its North and West. naides by the River Avon , is situated in . a 'pleasant and h ta ithY part-of the County of Warwick, and in th'e centre of (sorbet's H un t : t h e Nighbourhoedis genteel, and frpin e excellence of the ods, : and the eaness and superior t l'ality of the-Soil, t h is a Mansion - and l n its Demesnes derive erY advantage desirable for the residence of a, genteel . arniv he Mill and Farms are en .Lease. . T O yaccommodatt,• Purchasers, the Mansion I:ouse, es ne Lands; Mill, and nearest Farm, will be sold .soparate- Fr P, or further particulars, and to treat for the purchase; apply i'l4r °,Y letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Sirat -uPon- von. • • N% t ' r--. ` .a- ~~ . ~.„. T , ..., X . - ,:. , . 1„ ,TA t. '? , .0ig , ,,7,,. .\, ', ? 4 _4,,' 5 . .% .... - f0,40,...ve,'• -:....744, ,;;0..--t *-7'' .-----...,.(w.,. i,2:4----:-!' -3--- '-''',l l *l l Akke.4„... 711-. 1 ,,,,, , r , Z _ . ;:77,3,r...':', --. x** , .<-7:: . ',,,. • 1,,,,„-.,.;.:.'' '4---:../, '-‘—iili 2: .... , ::s .;.'"• 101 t\t \\ ' 1/4/ op, ~,..‘ ~, f:;,. , s - . 4 144„, 11 7 , ED NE SDA 1 7 , AiItIL 16; 1800. , . This Day was published, puce 3s. 61. • .on various Subleas,,extraded from the' PSatinS. By the Author of " the Essay on the flap pineSs of the Life to Conie.'! Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies,- Strand; and Hatchard, Piccadilly. This Day was published, , . Jpegan!ly printed,in a Pocket Volume, price ss in boards, S'E'N S I B I L IT Y E .-46th other POEMS. By 'WIN ROBINS„jun. • Printed for I', Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand ; and Tre'w.. man 'and lion, ifkt.er,. ~..• . . ' . 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THE COAVIONS OSE PA R LIAM ENT; drawn up and'printett as a Compa nion to the Court 14.'alendars'and the Pocket Pe rages. - • In an Appendi r .7e given all the pi visions which have taken place on Great Public Q4uStions during several years, past. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; sold by Bia;:k and Parry, Leadennall-street Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane, - and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Ten Vois.,Oavo, and illustrated by .a Portrait of the Author, price 41. in A New Edition of T HE WORKS of HENRY FIELDING, Esq. withan Essay on his Life. • By A lel'HO R MURPHY.• Esq . _ Printed for I; ohnson, J. Nichols and Son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivin4ron, ()fridge and Son W. I. acid j. Ri-chard son..R faultier, G. - Nicol and Son, r. l'ayne,W. Ebwntres, Wilkie and Robinson, • Ogilvy and Son, S - catcherd and Let terman, Lane and Newman, I. • Walker, -Vernor. and Hood, R. l.ea, I. .Nuith, Lackingron. Allen and Co_Cuthell- and Martin, Wynne and Son, C. Law,. Longman, thirst, 1..-es,. and .0 rite, Cad.ll, and Davies, T. Booker, S. Bavoter,. .Mawman, R. H. Evans, J. Asperne, - and juseph Harding. This LNl3kws publislwd, Neatly printed in Five Volumes - „' Roval iihno..with a Por trait et the Author, price al. in boards, A New Edition of. 111 MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of otAvER GOLDSMITH, M. M. , . To which is refixed some Account of his Life and Writ. ings, composed from 'lnformation derived from the most au thentic Sources., Printed for I. -Johnson, W. J. and j • Richardson, W. Otridge and Son, and C. Itivington, Walker, W. & Lonttes, Verrior, Hood . , and Sharpe, Ciat te ll a nd Martin, F. Wing,rave, Scatcherd and Letterman, Wilkie and ltObin -5011, K. 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Sixteenth - t 6 0 TICKETS and SitA,RE ,A..t on Sate at an the Li,:cnced Lottery-(!ices: TWO hundred and: nine Capital Prizes, from soot. to 30,0001. have beeit shared, sold, and registered in the lastand former Lotteries, by AORNSBY and Co. _ z 6,. Cornhill, sz, Charing-cross, and Sr. Margaret's -Hill, BorOugh. Tickets,and Shares- for toe present- State Lottery, to be drawn the nth of May, are now selling by Hornsby and C. ip great variet'y of Numbers at the loiii,-est Prices. Orders by Letter or Carrier exeCuted exactly .on the same terms as if present. N.B. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with Care and Fidelity. - . • !THIRTEEN - CAPITAL, PRIZES. ifs the last Lottery (just finished) were shared and sold -at, the above Gflices, and the Holders of the outstanding Shares May receive their Money, or exchange them for -Tickets and Shares in the new Lottery, which begins Drawing the nth of May. The new Lottery consists of only .is',ooo Tickers,- The highest Prize is - zs,oool. and the lowest stl. ; there , are ~ 1094 more Prizes than were in the last.Lotterr. • - Schemes, with Paiticulars, may be - had gratis -- as , above, Where the last 30,0001, the, last. to,oool. and the, last s000l.: ever"dravvri, were all sold in Shares by T. BISH. • l 1 - Businessin the I'ub►ic F tmds transaac.l%*ith.fi- - delity and dispatch. • This bay , was puhlished, in Two Vols. Svo. fine wo% , Paper, price rcs. boardS, THE SCIENCE of LEGISLATION.. From the Italian of GAE,TENA LA:',l(.: I lilt L. " By Sir R. CLAYTON. London : Printed for Thomas Oaten, No. 3, Ave Maria larieosrui. may he had,of all other Booltsellem. Where may he had, a new Editron, just published, of the Life and Charatier of Bonaparte.' By.W. Burdon. Prlce6s.. boards. ' ' FINE ARTS. _ MR. CRAIG has - the pleasure of . announcing to • the Public, that his ESSAY on ,theSTUPY of NATURE, in 'Drawing Landscape; having been loth; out of print, and - yet: having Wen cant:tt4atly inquired tier, he •has made arrangements for reviving it under the title of The COMPLETE .INSTRUCTQR in DRAWING. • ,• At a time when the highest;Charact..rs in file Nation are associating tor the purpose of . prOtnoting the Imitative Arts, as the means of Nationai Prosperity, eery man should do his duty, and Mr. Craig; therefore, to aid such pafrichi in tentions, as •far as in his,power, otE•rs this Work to the Public as one that, by beginning with the fittest Elements of I.and scape, will instruct without the attelid:ince of a Master the same motives have induced him to publish tr at a price that will but just defray the expence. The first Six Numbers, consisting, of six royal Folio Plates. each, will contain a complete series of progressive Lessons in L?ndsc4pe,, with -knStrudions lo accompany .each the next Six Numbers will give similar Instructions and Lessons in Figures, &c. • ' • • • Tlie First Niimber, price 6s. 6d. will' 11,:: published Feb: Ist, to be continued every Month, till completed. • London : published. by T. Oslell , 3. •a ve Mviit-lane ; E. Orme, Prinrsellerkui to . s'lkLijesty, Bond - -street ; and to be had of. all. Booksellers and Prilitsellers in t.lte United Kingdom. • - . . The SECOND EDITION, ErLirged, This Day was published; price 6s.- I:3 . iOardS, rrHE LIFE and CHARACTER.. of BONA PARTE, drawn fioiri Authentic Sources. By W. BU R DONE, A.:M. • And.hrnamented with a.srriking L ikeness. - This Volume will he found interesting to all description's of Readers it contains, among many others, theJ fol lowing particulars : --=..lnectiotes of Bohapar e's early I.ite - ..His Military Exploits doting tlte. Three Csinpaigns in Italy -His Passage through Switzerland, , and Cenversations with ditterent - Individuals-liis• haughty Behaviour at - the Con_ ; Mess . at Itastadt -tits l'resehtation to the Direahry-,His Cruelties, his Letters, and curious Proclamations in Egypt , A full Account of the Revolution ort the 18th Brumaire--His Condud to England, which pr 'yoked the present ‘Var-His - Cruelties, Murder of Frintei 'Duke I)'Ergliien;,and •Piche-• grit-Ills privileged Spies - His Secret Police-The Cham . ber of Hell described-Reasons:why we never can make Peace • with him---His Chara6ter, and . how it diffars from other Ty - rants who have preceded him, mote savage than any that '.ever existed in Civilized Eurooe. . . • Printed for and sold by T. Osten, Ave-Maria-lane, London. CAPITAL' FREEHOLD OIL MILLS, MEADOW and MARSH LAND; and PREMISES, • WALTUAMSTOW, ESSEX. _ BTO E SOLD • BY AUCTION, . • By PETER CORE, BURRELL, -and FOSTER, At Garraway's, on Friday next, at Tweiie o'Clock, .1n Four Lots, • Lot r. HOSE T very . Valuable., Substantial, and newly-ereeled FREEHOLD 01L MILLS, construaed on a plan equal in excellence,. if not superior, to any Mills in the Kingdom, matt advantageously situate on a branch from the River Lee, Walthanistow., EsSex, six miles only from ;he Metropolis, either_ by , land or water carriage, with a plentiful • flow of %%tater, and extensive Right of Fisery,; comprising an admirable Pile of Building, gz feet by 44 feet, and four stories in - height, raised with singular attention, for the .particular purpose of-Conveniently and ex. peditionsly carrying on an-extensive concern in the' making of and is:so .const meted, that should occasion , require, part might easily be converted to .a Corn workr,d' by a' breast wheel tlideet diameter .and zo feet wide, has two pair of rolls, - two pair of stones, and IS presses-, with every ne.., cessary:appendage, and the whole on the most Opprovedand - fixed principles; large cake houses, cask and cistern houses, attached, with cisterns in abundan•ce, and lofts , capable of stowing 7000 quarters with ease, from whence. the seed can be distributed, sifting itself in its descent, to every necessary . part of the works. Detached arc a dwelling-house, IWo cot tages for the foreman and wheelwright, various workshops, store lofts, stabling for 14 horses. coach-house, dairy; bath, and numerous, outbuildings, gardens, three acres of, pasture land, and a 'very. valuable right of marsh. • - Lot 2. Twenty Acres of .rich Freehold incloSeil Meadow Land, nearly adjoining the Mills. bit 3, Twelve Acres of Cdpyhold Land - in thc-ComMon Meadow also nearly adjoining. - • tor 4. twelve •Acres iii liinvlad, 'separated only by the, 'sewer from.tilP last Lot. Maybe viewed,. and partieulars at the CheqUers, Walt ham stoW ; White Hart, Tottenham ; Angel, Edmonton.; Grey hound, Enfield; Castle, Woodford ;, - Eagle, Snaresbrook; at Lloyd's; Ga:raway's, and the Corn Exchange Colfee:houseS • Of Messrs.Bleasdale and Alexander, Solicitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle-street . (and of .Messrs. Peter Coxe," Burrell, and Foster, No. 88, Pall-mall, - and No. .s, Thragmorton street, Royal Exchange, where' Plans and Sections of the Mills and EStaV may be seen. - . • r 4; • This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Six -Volumes, OClviro,. price 21. 2S. in hoards; a ,Edition of . • •• • AN ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modem, tram the Birth of christ - to the ReAinning of the Eighteenth Cemuryi in which the 'Rise, Progress, -and Variations of Church Power are cohsiiiiCredin their Con. flexion with: the State,. of Learning and l'itiloz,ophy and, the Political History of Europe durinethat Period. By the late Eeirned - , • . - . JOHN LAWRENCE MOSHEIM, D. D. And ChAucellot of the Poiver.sity of Cioxtingeti. Tranilated. rim the original Latin, an.l 0 , .. - zotnpanLed with • Notes and Chronnlog;,.al Tables, Ey ARCHIBALD MACI,AINI::, ;).1). , • To Arnk.h is aEtiLil an accurate E ndex: Prh:Zed for J. F. and C. Rivingtoh, 1 7 /, I and RicitautOn; k. lankier, T: and Robinson, Walker,Yemor, flood, and Shnr4, , R Lea," J. Nunn, Laokington, ICutheli at4Nartni, Clarke and Soli, Wynne ana Ogilvy. arnL:-.,0n, F. Wingrave,,,U. Kearshl, Longrnati,- Itursl,. , liees, and (lime, c,...teir 'and ,W. Stewart, Bla c k s:anc i •Parry, S. Bag- St2r;B. Crosby, .PSayne. and Makkinlay, J. 4spunc,R. H. Lvaus,'R. Floyer, Osten. 40 , 1 / 4 .. .. iln --,g x: 4, 6 :4' .':-:••? '--- -'% 2 1 I : •‘..., ip ; Nor. % ,-",,, s l 7,5,7 ;+ 3 4.j.i71 -* ftr,-- scp* %W. ll lr. 1 1. SIXPENT F. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • . • . April 3, 13c6, HE COMMISSIONERSfiw VICTUALLLYG .His AYESTY's NAIT do berely give Araier, That on Monday' Ile 2816 instant tiny. will be ready to receive • Tenders; in writ 'g (sealed zip), and treat for tbr supply of what FR ESti BEEF s h a l l be demanded j;ir the use of Ills Majrqy's Ships and (terse!: at . New Romng, in Daher and at Margate fon separate. Co'iiralls), from /bat Day to • the 3fct of Dec. next,' inclusive ; and, to be paid for 6, payable, with inttnest,winety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrafis may be seen at the Secretari.'l_ Office,:at this Office ; or 4) , ayp,:yillg to Me. Russell, Agent fir, the PiguallZng, at Dover. .111 . 0 regard will be had "to arty Tender in Which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, `or that shall not be delivered to the b'oard befc.re Otte o'Clock on the said Monday the 2A//l instant, nor unless the Pers= who makes the:Tender, or sure ,Pers9v on bit helm'', attends, to answer, when eWled for.. XTERNAL AppliQatiOns in Eruptive Cases (cx • cept those arish:g fromp simpleirritapon) could witiimit Any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains N,,filte takes to relieve the Health by pushing, the ofrending. matter to the *skin, and remove it farfra.u•the priti,:iplepf life ! tnr she knows no -. l)liger than it can_ be kept there does - the Pa tient enjoy health. n'ushig repeilents then, what tr, , ,thie .we take to cross one, pf the.moat salutary I:iws of our ilenf:. fa Tress. In . taking "SPLI.SI3UIt. V's PATENT AN TI- S CORBUTI C."I3I:OPS the internal habit is correefecl, the health mends, and thus the Disease dies away. In pliula,' Scurvy,. Gout, Kin:Lima:ism, Nervous and Bilious Complaints illepeifdingiOn the irritability of the Statiach, lief is speedily given. It is necessary to ask for the; ?went Antiscorbutje Drops, with the King's Duty priired in b;ac . k . . ink, instead of red ink-told as usual at the. niiNtisa7l. - -Solio-squarC, in, bottles of ss. 6d. los. rl. 2.;. -Duty ill clude..l.• • HEUMATISMS,, Palsips, and Gouty Afic ., firms, With their usual coin:whits - nits, Spasms, or fly ing Pains, - Flatulency, I tuligtion, and general D:bllity, originating in whatever source, are relieved and frequeltly cured --by WHITEFIEAD's'AS:-; ENC of -NI UST AR D PIE LS, after every-other Means had failM. The-Fluid Essence or -lust - art - l; used with the Pills' in those, CoMplatnts inhere necessary, perhaps. the must ac tive, penetrating, and ell dual Remedy in the World, ge.ie rally curing the severest Sprains and'Eruises in less than half thetime usually taken by any other Liniment or -Ernt,,roca firm ; and, if - used imrnTdiately . after any accident, it- pre- Vents the part turning black. Chilblains it prevents f: Jul breaking, and. instantly removes their tormenting itchin,r. . Prepared (Pity, and sold by I t 1,1 - 3NSTON, Apothecary, rZ, Greek street, Soho, London, at zs. gd. each Eox or Bottle ; and . by every Medicine Vender in the United King dom. The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the - Name of R. Johnston inserted on it. ' . - This Day was.published, • In One very 'thick and closely printed Volume,. contaiiiinz, upwards of Soo Pages, price toamd~ in boards,,o4 i 2S. wel l honn4 in calf and lettered, • A COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONAIIY J, _ Cl: containing-both an L'kpliThation of the Tetrit and tne Llvy itsslf, intended for tile tise of the' C oun t r y G ent l ertian,.. the Ala - chant, and the ProfessiOnal Man. llv THOM PT AS OTS, Gent. Formerly of Skinnetiolliill. Dedicated, by p'etinission, to the Right I lonoutable Lord • . 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London: Printed for and sold by Thomas Ostell. No, 3, A Ye. Maria-lane ; and everylßookselicr in the Kingdom SOLOIIION's , GUI DE"TO HEALTH. This Day wts published, ,price 3s. • • In One Volume Odavo, of near 300 Pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, • A •NEW EDITION (with Additions) of ALGUIDE. TO HEALTH; or, Advice to bOth Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. Explaining the most simple and' efficaeioUs -Remedies tbr those Diseases . • wht s ch are treated out une....te the following Heads, viz. - Asthma Fits - • ; Bathing, Observations on Fluor Albus, or whites Bashfulness Gout Bowels Heart-bum Cold ifysteric A tiZ:dions - Cmisumption immoderate Evacuation • Cure for Nervous Diseases I rregurarity about the turn ejed ion ut lite Deficiency of Natural Leprosy Strength Lowness of Spirits Difference between Venereal Memory, loss or &feet of Symptoms and those often Nerves, weak mistaken for them Rheumatism Digestion Scurvy Female CoMplaints , Scrofula, Sec.. &c. - To which is added, An assay on an Incidental Disease, and consequent Weakness. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. This Pamphlet points out the dired method of cure, from . a Blenhorhagia or Gonerrhon, to a confirmed which is added, An Essay oo Secret Venery, and a Discourse on I 1 - ipoteelcy in time Male, and Sterility*,and Barrenness inci dent to Females, &c. 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