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• 1 1 NUMBER : 42801 THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING,.. June 3, will be perforined • THE WAY TO. KEEP HIM. • Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. B - 4NNI STE R • • Sir Brilliant Fashion (first time) , Mr. BART aY Lovernore (first time), Mr. PO WELL; The Widow Belmont . , Mrs. 10 R DAN, Who•will introduce the much-admired Song of " The accompanied by herself on the Lute,; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. A NSEI.L, , (Being her first appearance in that Curve ter; ; Lady C,nstant,- Miss M E L LON ; Muffin, Miss POPE. . . At ,thc End of , the Play, Del Caro'b Hornpipe, by - firs. SHARP. • WITH - - TIIIE CITIZEN. Old P-hilpot, Mr. PURSER • Young Philpot, Mr. BANNISTER; Sir jasper Wilding, Mr. SPARKS; Wilding; Mr. DE CAMP ; Maria (with A Song), Miss DUN CAN - ; And Corinna, Miss TIUSWr LL. Ttoxes 6s. Second ('rice 3s. --l'it 35. 6d. Second Price 2s. Callery is. Second Price, 15.—Upper Gallery is. `Second Price 6d.—No Mi , ney to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Mice in Little Rw:sell- ,, t.rc.t. The Doors will be opened at italf- past' Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. - • • ".. SONIFItSF,TSHIRE to Wit. • j CLIFTON WHEAT, Esq. Sheriff of the Coun ts ty aforesaid, having reeiv,;(i His Majesty's Writ, under the Great Seal of the tinned Kingdom, of Great Britain and Ireland, for electing, a Knight'to serve for this County in the Parliament now holding at the City_ of Westminster, do, in obedience to the said Writ, and of the several Statutes in that Case made, hereby•pfoclaim and .give public NOtiee, that at I Special County Court which will be held at the Town , Hall in lvelchester, in and for the said County, on Monday the 16th Day of tune neat, • at Eleven of the Clock. in the Forenoon, for the pyrpate of such Election only, pursuant to the Statute in that Case made and provided, I shall pro, ceed to-such E section, when and where all . Persons interest ed therein will be heard, and are to give their attendance le- Oordingly. • Dated the 3tst Day of May, in the Year of.cur Lord, tilo&. :CLIFTON - WHEAT, Sherif. TotheGENTLENIEN,CLERGY;and FREEHOLDERS' of the COUNTY at SOMERSET. - ctirt.EmiN, NCOURAGED by the promised Support t of numerous Friends, I venture ta oiler my‘klt as a Can nidate to represent the County of Somerset on the present Vacatic'y ; a Vacancy ever to be deplored on rity.part. ,Should I be so fortunate as to become- the -, objeft of your choice, I shall•endoavour constantly to disCharge'the Duties imposed bn me, with Indu§try, Integrity, and Independence. I have the Honour to tie, Gentlemen,. Your most obedient and very humble Servant, VI, DICKINSON. ANY GENTLEMAN wishing to possess a Quan , tity of BOTTLED'PO iCT and SUUEk.L Y, upwards of tour years in the Wood, and imported by a Military Man, who, from some change in his officral situation, relnetantly parts with it, may meet with such by an - application to the House of Messrs. Todd and 'Co. Army Agen ts, 41, Great SufFalk-street, The above House pledge themselves for the goo:lhess, of the Wine, and that the Whoie will correspond with any small qUahtity that may be taken on "trial. The Price re quired is, Port +is, Sherry Os. per dozen, Bottles included. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES: T" great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS 7 has gained by tie superior Excellence of his ESSENCE apt ANCHOVI ES for FISH SAUCE his induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely dit terent. : lOHN BURG ESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions; as several People travel the Empire; otleting Shopkeepers, Sce. as ex trs large profit to vend the spurious kind they are para.. cularly• requested to ask fordtu i o•Ess's, and•to observe none is genuine but.,_ what have these words upon the Label— " lohn 13nrgeSs-and Sou's Original and , Superior Essence of Mcnovies." Warehouse, No. 507, Strand, corner • Of the Savoy' Steps, London . . S civi)l rm., TAVERN. • P ro BE LETT on LEASE, by Messrs. WIN sTAN LE Y and SON; with the Use of the Furniture, ° fl ea the it ) ,it capital and beSt established TAVERNS - in the Metropolis, now in full T,rade, and in which•a very con..: siderabie Fortune has been accumulated. Every'Accommo dation will he given as to the Payment for the Stock, &e. • which though at e resent syery ,extensive may be reduced for the convenience ot the Tenant. Principals only can be attended to, and application may be *lade to Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row. • VALUABLE BUILDING ,MATERIAI , S, ALBO ROUGH-HOUSE, ILFORD, ESSEX. TQ BE S(1 D BY AUCTION. Ily.Messrs. DAVIES and GREATED, .bn the Premises, at Alborough-Hatch, abOut Two Miles • from Ilford,' on Thursday the sth9Liune, 184)6 at Eleven o'Clcck, . T HE SECOND PART of the Valuable • ING MATERIALS of AUBOROUGH , HOUSE; .00tisIsting of about fifty rod of sound Brick Work, a quantity of Oak and Fir Timbers of large dimensions, in.' Girders, , Gutter Plates. Tye. Beams, Ratters, Joists, Quartet Patti- !ions. Arc. • • N.B. The Idvantage of Water_ Carriage from Ilford to • London. . . . May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Cata logues may be had on the Premisess; at the Swap, White‘• • chapel ; 'White 110/se, Bow ; the Swan, Stratford; the Red • • Lion, and the Cauliflower; lltord ; Mr.Tystr, Barking; . . the Bell, Rumford Olte Green Man, Laytonstone ; the Mei jnaid, I-Lickitey ; the Belt," otte.nhain ; the Eagle, Snares .. IDrook ; at Garraways ; and of Messrs. Davies and C:reated, -, Auationeers, Giltbpur-street, _West Smithfield. • FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARIVIS, between WALTHAM ABBEY and ROYDON, ESSEX: TO BE 'SOLD BY .AUCTLON, • BY Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At Garraway's, - on Wednesday the Isth instant, at Twelve C lock,. in Two Lots, • • Lot r. A Valuable ;and 'very Desirable COPY - lA. HOLD and small part FREEHOLD FARM, -advantageously situate on the Border of an excellent Road, four miles from Waltham Abbey, and three from Roydon, in ..the County of Essex ; comp risin g 68 Acres, z Roods, and a; Perches of rich Meadow, and Arable. Land, with a Farm house, Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling,. and extensive Common - Rights.; in the occupation of Mr. 'Thomas Vines,'Tenant at Will, : at an old and very low Rent..of Eight Pounds per inn. • tot: z. A Small DAIRY F ARM, situate near the above; comprising - :g• -.ores and i 6 Perches of luxuriant Meadow ,Lands with a Farm-house., Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, &c. In the Occitpation of Daniel Coleman, 'Tenant at Will, at . Twenty Poubds per ann. The- Copyholds are held under the Manors of Roydon . Hall and Nazeing Bury, .subjca:to the custoin:;ry F ines and small Quit Rents... 0. . , M a y ue-viewed by applying :to Daniel . /Coleman, - the Te nant and Particulars had, ten dayssreviou - s to the Sale, at • • the Isfeiv Inn; Itoydon ; .Hodclestion ; New Inn, Valt . • ham Abbey • Four Swans, Wralthatn , Cross ;.at Gariaway's ; . and ..of Shuttlewo;th, 17; Austin Friars, near the Ex.change,•London. • _,I f - '• P. I - -4 r • r .. i t .11 ii.,4 Zit% T E S P ; zl Y, SL-NE 3, 1806. NEW 'BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY IN.JUNE. .1k R. PHILLIPS has the Honour to inform the I.V.L. - Literary World and the Public at larie, that he has in. preparatiOn,,and in a'few days shall publish, the follow ing elegant and interesting New Works :• , - 1. Mr. Cares Stranger in Ireland; or, Travels in that% 'Country during the last Autumn and, Winter, with numer ous Engravings, price al. 2 5 . in boards. z. Memoirs of a Traveller now at Rest ; consisting of ori ginal Anecdotes of the Ctiurts of Europe - during the last fifty years; in 5 vols. price ass. in boards. . - 3. The Poetical Works of Mrs. Robinson, now first col leCted by Miss Robinson, and including many Pieces never before published, in 3 elegant vols. price 11. Its. -6d. in boards. • . The Wild Irish Girl, a Novel, by Miss Owenson, Au. tho 4 ress of the Novice of St. Dominic, in 4 vols. price zos.-,in boards, , As soon as each of these Works is respe&ively ready, it may be had ,of event Bookseller in Great Britain and Ire land. Within the last three months Mr. Phillips has published the following esteemed Works : - i. Dr.. Gregory's Cyclopedia, Parts I. 11. and 111. at 9s. 2. Almon's Complete Edition of !whirs, 2 vols. I2S. 3. Tile Spirit of the French Anas, 3 vols. tss. 4. rubiic Characters for 1806, tos. 6d. S. Crocker's Elements of Land Surveying, 7s. 6. Satinders wi tire - Diseases of tire Ear, 56. in boards. 7.. Wiri:ter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3 vials. 135. 6d. S. IVidow,by Mr. Siddons, 3 volumes, 13s. 6d. , . 9. Biographical Index to the House of Commons; 9s. Jo. Pidure of London for Mob, ss. in red. t. Blair's Class Book, or 365,Les5ons, ss. iz. •Cot.etriporary Voyages and Travels, Vol. 111. 15s. r 3. Turnbull's Naval. Surgeon, 9s. 6d. • 14. Translations front the G reek' Anthology, 7S. 6d. • is. Dr. John Reid on Consumption, 7s. t 6. Robinson's:Grammar of Histot,Y,•3S. 17. Prince:Hoare on the Arts in England, 75: Each of which may be had of every Bookseller in the Unit ed Kingdom. 'Bridge-street, Ma y 26, 1806 ;.• MEMOIRS OF THE PRESENT AGE. In the - Press, and speedily will be published, in Five - elegant VOltimes Foolscap, Octavo, price 20. in boards, 11 /1 1 EMOIRS of a TRAVELLER now in -Retire lent, ; - containing Personal Observations so the Principal Courts and Capitali, in Europe during the last 5o years ; by. , a Diplomatic Charader in.the Service of - Great Britain ; interspersed with original Anecdotes of Sovereign Princes; Statesmen, and other. Distinguished Characters who have tloorished during that Period. - . . . . Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blacjt, friats antito be had of all Booksellers. COMPANION TO THE' PEERAGE. - • This Day was •ptiblislied, • - ' • Price 9s. 64. in boards, or 18s. 6d. bound in red, in one • thick and closely. printed . Volume, the size or Debrett's and Kcarsley's Peerage, BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the. PRESENT HOUSE oF. - colvilvioNs : Containing brief but correel.Notices of the Lives, the Family, and party Connedions ; the Senatorial Charaaerand Conduet, and all other useful and satisfaelciry Particulars relative to ALL T+IE MEMBERS 01F THE COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as 7t Compa nion to the Court Kulendars•antl the Rocket Peerages. In an Appendix 'are given all the Divisions which have taken place on Groat Public Questions during several years past. • Printed fir Richard PhilliPs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black, friars ; sold by -Black and Parry, Leaderthall-street ; T. Ostell, Ave-Alaria-lane; apd to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. This Day was published, pi ice 3s, 6cl. I V'. of . . MHE RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL; - MECH AN ICAL 'CHEMICAL, aid AGRICUL TURAL DISCOVERIES," being an Abridgment of the Periodical and other,Publications, EngliSh and Foretgn, re lating to those Subjects; with Remarks on many of the Pa pers;, pointing out to what oth,:r useful purposes Inventions mayhedireded, and Discoveries extended, beyond the original views of their Authors, including Criticisms on the merits-of new Patents, London: Published by J. Wyatt, No. 2, Hatton-garden; and sold bya.ll Booksellers. , Of whom may be had, also published this day, No. 40, of the New Series of The Repertory of Arts, &c. pont:tit:tog the Specifications of Patent Inventions, accurately copied trout the Rcctrds in Chancery, and a great deal of other important and useful matter. • • - • - 42,,REGORY"s MECHANICS, In Two large Odavo V7slrithes, besides a Volume containing • - Filts.five Quarto Plates. This Day was publisliA, price it ttis.-in boards, - A TREATISE of MECHANICS, Theoretizal, Practical, arid Descriptive. By OLINTHUS GREGORY, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. • Vol. I. Book t. On Statics, comprising the Composition and Resolutidn of Force, the Centreof Gravity, and the Cen trobaryc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and Srress of Materials, and the Theo!? of Cords, Arches, and Domes. Bock z. Dynamics,, in, which ate treated Motions, De-• ,scents and , Ascents along different Lines and Curves, Pro.. jectiles, Ricochet,firing, Pendulums, Central-forces, Cen tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don Inures Theory of Percussion, and the motion of Machines and their maximum effeds. Book 3. Hydrostatics. including ,the pressure of non elastic Fluids, the specific Griivity of solid and fluid Bodies, with an extensive Table, the Equilibrium, Stability, and Os eillations of floating. Bodies, and capillary Attradion. Bnok 4. Hydrodynamics, treating of the discharge of Fluids through Apertures,and. of the motions of Water-wheelsovith accounts of important•experinients on these interesting topics. Bnok 5. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and mo tion of Air, and other elastic • Fluids ; the measurement of Altitudes by the Barometer and Thermometer ;,the Theory • of Air and of Water-pumps. and the resistance of Fluids. . Vol. IL Contains .Remarks on the Nature, Construction, and Simplification of Machinery,on Friction.and the Rigidity .of Cotds, First Movers,&c. with Tables, and Descriptions of nearly two hundred curious and usetul Machines; of which, howevcr, only a few can be specified in an Advertisement: Atwood's ingenious Apparatus for variable Motions. Improved Beans Compasses, by 'Walton. Prony's Condenser of .Forces,,applicable to Wind-mills. Cranes, by Gottlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte,. Hardie, &c. Hydraulic Engines, 1,, c. the Tympanum, the 'Nona,. 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Large Imperial Folio, 31..35• • • • Also a VA RI ET Y of other WORKS ; particularly Bdoks of Instruaion in drawing,Figgres, tl.andscapes, Flowers, in Perspedive, Colouring, &c. which are detailed in Edward Orme's Catalogue of New' Engravings for 1806. • Shortly will be ORME's GRAPHIC' HISTURNZ of the LIFE, EX PLOITS, and DEATH of LORD VISCOUNT' NEL SON; containing 13 Engravings, and intended as - an :le ' companiment to the three celebrated whole-sheet P,lates of his ,Lordship's splendid Vidories, viz. the Battled - off Saint Vincent's,. the Nile, and Trafalgar, which'are explained by References a / rid:Keys. . The abi,ve Works are also sold by Mess. Longman, Ilurst,. Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; Mr:White, t; krt . -stn . :et ; Mr. %11 Lr, A lbemarle. street ; Mr. Crossby, Stationers'. court; and Champante and Whitrow, lewry-street, Ald gate. . , . . _ LEASE AND GOODWILL. CANNON COFFEE-HOUSE. COCKSpUR-STREET, CHARING-CROS§. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD-BY AUCTION, By Mr. ANGELI„ On Monday the ifitli inst. at Twelve o'Clock; at Cutaway's' Coffee-house, (By Order of the Executors), THE Valuable • and' Desirable LEASE of the cAtiNoN COFFEE.HOUSE'and HOTEL, late in the-occupation of-Mr. •William Green, deceased. The Pre mises have recently been much enlarged and improved, at a considerahle Expellee, and 'are now io hill Trader:Com prising aluindsotne pile of lofty -Buildings, with ,extensive rang of Front;. elegant Coffee-room, large Club and other Rooms, Roos, and every necessary Office for carrying on a Capital Trade, which, together with its locality / stands • . • rivalled in the Metiopolis. . The Estate is held on Lease, at a low Ground-rent; of which nearly I•ourteen Years arc unexpired, and replete with Modern evairs and two Entrances ; the immediate Tito .roughfare Pall-Mall, Haymarket, Spring-garden Gate, and Charing-cross. The Furniture, with the Stock of-Wine, Spirits, &c. if required, may pe taken at A . vallation,otherwiSe will beSold by Auction. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, with Tickets , which,, with Particulars and conditions of Sale, may be had on the Prernises ; at Gatravvav's Coffee-house ; and of Mr. 2c,Thrsadneedle-street. 1 iiiii6.7. i.yiii..c.`.:.; ( i .4. 4., : - . ‘,;,,,,, , i ....‘•-• , \II : 4 tai '• ..: ~ ii .. .. , /t • , 4 :3• 1 ''' ! 1 • .i.).iftt.): ) .; • ri(i. 7 —r . ' GIIICE OF 0RDN21,7C;7, • /1/f 6, iSa6. RINCIPAL OFFICEL'S „of HIS 411 A- TT - 7Es'; s R.DNAJ\I4:I , - d, gi ' \oth-e, That thy will be ready is receive .Proposair at 16.ir gllice in St, Mar— Streel, tresiminifer,.on , r before the 7th of next,fr , .a: Persens who may be' cap tble and willing to unaertak.e_ tic anstrwaion of co damn BIIILDIN GAS Which 1: it intended to e"eil at Colchester.jor the Oud ,, a .ce Department, confor;nably Jo"» Plan and Elevation ma) be seen -at. the 011 ice between the boners of Ten and ir o'Clock. , . . , . . 7 • 6 e Pr - Qposai.s to specify.th!' l'rices of each d,wrifililn c. , 1 Mi-k 12 be incluckti..iit th, n:,ilaings ; also the rime i n .1..... 1 ,i i -li the'll'mo k shall be„ L;ini , i'eted wider a - re.n..ty; and 1.6 e n'atst , e ol the.Securi,:fri , . tohe givept, in Case of t, non-per] owiance of the Coniraa . , Proposals sealed rep; and.Surerscriised " Prop7.fls for eonstruS ing BaildThts for the Oriitucc...l. - .',epardnie , :: al Colchester," tc" , i2'eliveted at the_ Secret.6l,l's St. 217a,garet-stieet, West nil/titer, o n . or bcfore the 7113 day of riine'liext, Proposals tvill be received after that dg, Ord r- (fire PC.7I-4 R: H. I ; PALM SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERVECTION— t C • 8E . 2 7 .1Y having triacie:great Irnyr. - -, - - - , - rieflt; in biz . ..,:j.:wom-known PALM ,i01ce,,,acc.c.,,,.,1 , , ..( 1 3 it ~.,','.,, re., ti.;•wcd c.,:e'lc.i.ce to the Nobility anal Gen , ;; - .. ; vepare:l front ~ that swet trd6rant - article,' .Paltri Oil, tha p!ea.,a..l;lc,s c,: i the Perfume, and delicacy .of its iS` 4 has rn.,ritcd.tl.2 414er.- . 1 Von ate:: . patron/6 ',,t - many ~ ,l " the fir3t. Fainilics , , all is esteemed 'a vat uahie discovery fors trenni,.., ine.a;linl - ,bracicg„, , and preserving the skid' frc.nb the lis:Jt (n t;',c.• Stir.; andla also found an eicellenfilefehte against c..:ld viii.di and shirix 1 frosty :air. . - ‘ ••• 1 , Sect in Squares and Balls, is. each with the words S 3: muel Berry" -,ott the Wrapper. The " Proprictor recomtherids it as the best Soap - for shaving, prodncing a file soft proper for tender Faces, in rodnd-Okes, rs. gach. Preoarled and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. t7,Greek•-' street. Soho,- and, by his appoirttincot, at the prff!ciPal. Per fumers in London and diticrent THIN Pfofe 5'1.61111 Men of, .Educationv Responsibility deviate trOrn the' general SYsterti ov„ the selection of a peculiar branch, the :gandion of long con - - tinued sticcess the-best criterion of. - Supetiority. • " Eight :liars hair:: I deybitai my practice to the excliisivc treat:neat of Three Disorders ' and the successful reanli of raj , plan gives me additional ardor tb oppose' as tar I am' able, the ravages 'Of • thbs'it,Complairits Witiott are the raost important in the Catalog& 15f ilumata,lnlirmiticS. • After initiation into, every Branch: as au -Artny Surgeon:. t formed a wish at an early period of. Pra dice to rescue in. Aividuals' front the ignorance- of uneducated men, or the"' equally dangerous precipitancy ot Vraditi.mers. - Thefliree Disorders, to - the Cure of which - I have de.. • voted my attention, complige every.' species of VENE REAL IN FECTION. "whether .crf a recent ,or long du ration: adly„: All kinds of debility,, whether arising from •• the habits' of schoolboys, or the ihdulences of -mature age: And, lastly, tilat derange:lent 'ot lin system in wo-: men which is called TIA Ric.ENN E SS., or sT E it 1 I. I 'l' Y.' Numerous Diseases.‘are the result 'of, ignoranee, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhma •;' and it not un. • fteritiently - happens that•. the._ of late are poisPiied by ate Indiscretion of an uriguanLai hour.-4ly a superior rne thod such Complaints are easily cured and, evdn wlwrit others have failed,. I .trust that 1 may .presurhe to- otter a• radical re-establisitinent Few, however, are: the cases Ef ,complicated dist rest , 10 this disorder, compared with tqe calamitous situations of Men,' who, tl•ont an indulgence • M a solitary. vice, yr the prevalent cf a lashionAilA I.` , ..otacq'llire that state 01 - pernicious habits. : Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his Misery, but 'car*fully.coneekls his misfortune, it may be some couso lation for him to know, thap:alttiough it be an ,objed of doubt or 'uncertainty with other 'Practiii .hers, the removal of . these Deticienctes by gradual proi,ress of RCiloVd. don, is the acquirement of my Experrelice. If tna rites of Bacchus or V'entis have -began to. reduce. Manly : tigouzi much anxiety will be. orevected by an early Counterac- _ lion of this languid. State ; .and in these cases, no •grela dificu , ty will ocht'.r. - But where this Deficiency has forbears existita, propi4 - • perseverance if indispensably • equfsite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-ammate'the Constitution. .MARRIE,D WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expeditions of a FaAtily, may be assured, that in mist suchArfeets arecurabie . by Medical 'skill. The secresp which is so essential-, to my •..indertakingi and the,qualitiqtions which I have piesti:iieti to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and ;:ob,c:thlie with such this intimation •is that Mr. liree may :ht, y f kisultad personally, or by Letters (inclOsing a sus 11 Note), at-hit; house, No. in; Arundel street; Strand, neat TernPle Bar, • There is an additional Entrance in `Water-street. 'adjoining, and the Name is onh oth the doors. • • • Martin isree, Member ot the Royal College of SiugeonS. To THOMAS PAYPAYI.UR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lpndon. CONSiDER it but au at of justice duc . tO the merits of yotir L - E Ali. - PItT I.!]N - r PILLS, to com municate to you the following Cure which has recently been pertOrmen by* them:— An . Acquaintance of mini, by the bre - aking nut of an 014 Venereal Complaint (attended by ,a complication of disord;lrs. arising tocreftem), Was reduced J most to a skeleton ; and - althongli -.he had tile best Meelica l advice which could, be - obtaihed, and tried a variet of Patent: Medicines; nettling could be i-tecuted which seemed to or to - do taint any service he remained' in a most re duced and pitiable situatiriii 10i two years, unable .tcr follow his profession, and scarcely able to, walk dr even to stand nu his leg; in tC.I no one who knew hini ever strpposecl it pos sible_ tor him to recover. He was adfised at last to try your so,-adhering strielly to the &Nei - tong given with them. Ile.lia,Lnot taken more than two boxes be tore he tound an alterAion for the bettet: this encouraged him'- to prcceed, and' ay ' ai - few boxes More he found his appetite arat strength griditally return; and is now at healthy ; and stout as/any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, tooter any person to me for a corifirrnatidn of the above account if it should be doubted. • I NM, Sir, your obedient &amble servant, ' .Library, f qlkstoue. THOS. PURDAY. _ _ . - - . • . Prepared - and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos.,T.Avi oa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his 110 No. g, New Bridge-street; • Where, aftel - Constant rëitdcnce of tifOre than Forty 'caul in .particularly' dire .led to the Cure 61 , Verie. real Complaints, - and those. incidental to the Parts of Gcnerrition 'in -- both SeXes, with that inviolable secrecy which - Men' of his profession should always observe, he flatters hitnself, the. advice and assistance he gratuitous ly• administers to Persons - taking this Medicine, will be •.- esteemed by a discerning Public, .as an adVantage seltiort to be obtained, and'void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, fdr the convenience of those living at a. distance, at the Perfutrier's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 503, Oxford street ; Mr: Disborough's, No. -7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, S ou th-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M' Donald's, Glas gow ; - dr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. I.iverpOol Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and - by one _Person in every c,..isicle.rabfe Town. in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as.' O.- each,Sealed up with. full and plain•direc tions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. - ed, at the Stamp-office, 0 T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.. street,",to imitate which is felony. anti all others are coun terfeits. _ . C) vr )