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1 HOGARTH's ORIGI,\.AL W9R,K.S. 1 1 \4ESSRS.. BOY - DELL and Co. think it their duty, from the alit miserable copies of,the Works ut HOG ARTI-1 in,it are daily punli . shedin this and wither Countries, to inform toe - Public, that they are the sole PropriesOrs of the OR IGI N ra I, WORKS of that celebrated Artist ; for Mitch rney nave paid his Family, and stiil continue, to ply them, - a lark:- Annuity. 'That the original Plates, engraved by the hand of that inimitable Artist, or lin der\his eye, are in very'good preservation, and Vroituce - good Impressions. Tli•.'y als • beg leave to assure the Public, that • since the elates Live in their possession they have never allowed any Artist to prOtine them by a sin :le touch, being very sAisible that Hoi;attli's styli oi etchiri4 .and crn.;raving was so masterly, and ex presse i what he meant to convey so forcibly, that it throws ail the • initaiors and pietendal Re storers at azt -at distance, as m IY he sin` by Comparing thine , liiserable Cones with the OrigillAls. - The Original Works or iipgartll, complete in rto Lirg'e Plates, in t)iie Vol. atlas tOlio, boards, may be had of Mess. acici r: , aos Clitalittie, ?flee eo also - , Prints at the prices - maiked in the Catal:4,ue`of his • . . . • . . ' Woe; e also in a few Weeks will be published,. Hogarthil-„ lustrate,l, i I teland, iii three' Vols. loyal BV6 - . price .41 8,. 61. in boa r ds, 3 ,.t. Edition, correCted.— This kiork, contains no, only h x l itanations of each Print, hilt vartps Anecdotes of that great Artist, and of (he Times in which he lived. • • B The third Volume; compiled from lifigarth's Manu scripts, and v attaini , n; opwarcl,lot forty. new Prints, may be had sci,arate, price 11. 16s tor the completion of ,Sets, to ac-. Con - in-iodate those who ptiri;na?eti the two firs Volumes be, fiat:, vitas I,llblll. •••.' • SURREY; HAMPSHIRE, KENT, OR -SUSSEX. wANrED to Hire., or Buy, . a largo.k'AMlLV I) LACE, with LAN!), id me Squthern or Middle Tart of SU Is RI Y the Eastdrrl 'Part df Hinripshire, the . Western. Part of KE I NT, or the Northern or Western Part of SUSSEX. ' _ ,- • --- • Atitireb's to A. B. at Messrs. Notnavilie and Fell's, Book sellers, New Bund-street. WIRE MEAT SAFES and DISH COVERS, to keep • li‘ f l eat, 'Poultry, ,Futter,, 'Cream,: and • all kinds of Victuals, frOui. Flies, Wasps,• and every other' I n-. sett or Vermin, at the same rime admit of a free circulation .ot Air.' by which Means dre'ssed .or lindressecl.Vittuals may be.liept twicc.rhe time as in any thing else. ' They are to be seen in great variLty; at T. CAT() and . Suit's, Wire-workers, Wire-weavers, and bird-cage-maker's, at their NiarrufadokY, No. 89, Holborn. nil l, opposite St. A tidrew's 'lurch . Where also are numerous Patterns of tlfeu` .much apprbved strong light Pink and YleaSur.t G round r ences; foal against horses, _oxen, i slieep; deer, hares, etc. ; any quantitir_ot )which,may be hair nit the shortest notice:. New-invented . Wile hurdles, for inclosing and tb.lding Sheep, far preferable to wood •tor durability . apd appearance., Large Larders for' Venison,Ties fsEfirros, add Wire-,s - ork for Dairy and• Larder Windows, executed on the 'shortest notice. A "laig'easWrtinent BrasB - Fire Guards and Fenders: • OUT; , Bilious Rheumatic and Nervous, Affee -ILT -tions, are elf:dually removed by . the use of, the Rev. ANTI-BRIOtiS PI LLS.-IThefollow ing :is a pktoof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernerd, E i sq. Bath. _ _ SIR, • - Upper Crescent, Bath, luly z 6, i3os. Orr receipt of this I request you will send•me 51): double Boxes of your Barclay's Anti-Bilious Pills, 'and' twelie Bottles of Specific. Inclosed is a draft for col. pay yourself for•the Medicine,, and apply the remainder to the publication of the tbllowing case:— • - - For the last fourteen years I ; have been.afflided with the Giant, and for the last fOur years this is the first Letter .I have been-able to write, whin. I think ought to be addressed to you, acknowledging. my peeled cure by using your Anti-' Bilious Pills arid Specific. " 1 aiii i Sir,:your most obliged humble Servant, - ‘k Th.:Rev. \Vin. Barclay, ' " BE RN ERD:" Leicester-square.; London." In addition to the . ahove is annexed tie following List of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have received-a perfed cure from the Rev. 'William Barclay's Bilious Pills bad-Siceific The Lord Bishop of Bath,and Wells. The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. - Sir john Honywood, - Bart. MP. for Honiton. • , Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart..M.P. for - Penryn. Thomas Anson, Esq;4. P. Ibr Lichfield.. lames A rnyatt, , Esq. M.P. - for SinOiampion.. Cecil-Forrester, Esq. M.P. for Wenlack. Nic,bolSon Calvert, • Esq .. M. P . for Hertford, Edmund Boehm, Esq... NewEstrcet, Spring Gardens, ThomaS liamthersley, Esq. Pall-Mall.' • . .G. W. Dicke:, Esq. Private Secretary I'6 the . fate Archbishop of Canterbury. . • Tire Rev.. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbishop. • Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment Af Pr. Barclay, , at_ Nlr. Butler's, No. 4, Chia side, :COrner of 1 4 titermster-, • row ; and retail by Bull arty ; Scutt, Sinith; • and Baxter, Ldincturgh ; i'+cdonald, c:.e.;gow ; Stams, Man chester.; G rcgsons, Liverpool ;• _and by must Country Njecli. , tine Venders iii every -Town.- • • • • A Caution.— Ooserve the name of •William Barclay-is en.' graved on the Stainir c - which is affixed on the out-Side wrap per Jf each 1:;oc; all not so - slat - riper' are a clangeors..larita lion. Price 3s, 6d, and ,tor. per box, with ample direetitmi, . r. .VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS, I - Day wan publislti,- • ' Three Volume:: Duodecimo, price ss.,boned, MHE HISTORY' of 'Et,drGLANI.) ; from the . Earliest Records to the l'eace of Anneals .1802, in a Safes of Letters to a Young Lady ai•School. , • • • - By CHARLOT•I E SMITH. ...• ! -Printed for Bridge-ssreet, Blackfriars ;• and to be had of Wilson and Spebce, York. ; , Gunisho rough a Keene, and of . all other Booksellers ; with the fuii Allowance to ehouls. ,- • Of whom may afaobe,liasl, New arid -,lmproved Editions of - the following Modern and valuable School 13Ooks, the -. Copy-right of Mr. Phillips : • . , r. tvlaVor'i British N r ejios•; ss.. - • 2. Mayor's Natural History, 65... . • Marorrs - Plutarch's•Lives,"ss: 4. Blair's Class Book, or 365 Lessons, ss. 5. Blair's Reading Exercises, 25..6d..': 6'. Pelham's Londcn Primer, 6d. • 7., Gregot . y."s,Polite, Edateatlon 55... . • 8. drVing on English CompOsition, 4s. 6(1. 9.. Pratt and Mavors, Classical Poetry, ss., • to: 'Buriaey's British' Neptune, 6s. it. Burney's Naval -12. 'Watkitis's'SZ:riptiire 'Biography, ss. 13. Watkins's biographical Dittionary, Iss. 14.. 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The CLASS BOOK ; or, Three Hundred and sixty five Reading Lessons,. for Schools of tAtlier 'Sex ; combining, with the Elements of all Knowle,dge, - a greater number of -Reading Exercises, from the best Az,ithors, than are to he found Many, other work- of the same description ; every l.es. son having a clearly defined objeet,'arid reaching some Fin ! . - epics. of Sciehce or Morality, Or some itrip`ortatit truth, Ily 'the Rev. David Blair. _Yrid'.= 55, bound. -11 . • VUMBER -131`3.21 .._ . ~.; .. . • i . . .. ~ , . . . 'PRIVAF T'SEMINARY, - On Monday the f4thinSt. mVai Published, -F o r FOURT 1., INPII P I I,S of the first Comiedions, -1 - 2 /. LEITER addressed to Mrs. FITZFIELLBERT, By 1 IiFYIVO()D, LL.D. „ 1 in answer to aComplaint that her Feelings have , heeit ,OTIHE YOUNG ' GENTLENIEN aro liberally hurt by the mention of her Naini. in the Review of time C0n ..1 Boarded, ad tan,;itt whatever is useful or ornamental duet of the PR4NCE . of WALES ; with Observations on in Ei.ucatmon.. They: .are fitted for "Westminster, Eton, or the influen,,e of Eicaniple, &C. &c. &C. . . . any of the superior Public Schools, the Navy, the Royal - l By NATHANIEL . 1 E FI , E RYS, late •M. P. for the City Military EstabiisinOnits, or such Commercial Departments '1 : - - of Coventry, as their respeaive -Destinations may require; French, Dane- . 1 - To be had at No, .20, Pall-Mall; price Is. lug, 4nd.Drawing, by Masters Of eminence. 'Not to break t into the ielthiless and unity of Plan, no Parlour-boarder or Day scholar is received. •"1 he Principal, with one able resident Assistant, sedulously attends the Studies of the Young. 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Nicol, Booksellers iiiiMajesty, No. 58; Pall-Mall: IF EI)NE S dj A 1, .cULY 23, 1806. • This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. sewed, • A Second Edition of THE' BENEFICIAL EFF.F.,CTS pf CHRIS TIAN! cY - on the TEMPORAL CONCERNS of MANKIND, proved from History and from Faa.S. - By the Right Rev. 13E1 lAN' poicrLus, D. D. , Lord Bishop (it Londiin'. Printed for T.-Cadeili.nd W. 4 Davies, Strand ; T. Payne, at-the Mews Cate ; and F. and C. Rivington, Saint Paul's Church y ;:rdl Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. Sermons on.several Subjea . s. • 2 i;Ois. new Edition, be ink the Tenth of the First Volume, and the Filth of the Second, price 124- in. el Pards. The Volumes sold separate. 2. Letturcs on, the Gospel of St. Matthew. 2 vols. Bth Edition. 13s. in boards. - • • 3. A Summary of the Principal Evidences of the Truth and Divine Origin of the Ca/stink-Religion. 9th Edition, as. 6d. sewed. 4. A . Re4iew of the Life and Character of Archbishop S.ekL:r. Bvo,. sth Edition. _ S. A Charge delivy'ed to . the Clergy of the Diocese of London in the Year ilivaj. • This Day was published,' In V tvo Vols. Bvo. illustrated a new and accurate Map, Frontispieces, and several favourite Welsh Airs, price tl is. hoards, ORTEI, WALES ; including its Scenery An tiquities, Custom's, and some Sketches of its Natural. History ; delineated from two Excurs.ions through all the interesting Parts of • that Country, during the Summers of 170 and iBo , By the Rev. W. 1 INGLEY, A.M. Fellow of the Linnean Society, and late of Peterhouse, • . - Cambridge. Printed for bongtnan,,llurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster re W. t . - . . We have no hesitation in. declaring that these Volumes deserve to be ranked among the best performances of the kind ; nor will any one-hereafter act wisely who should visit North Wales without making-them his.companion."— British Gait. Sept; aoo. , . This Day was published, In One Volume foolscap Svo. ikrice ss. boards, the Second Ekittiori of THE WANDERER OF SWITZERLAND, arid othr POEMS.: • - By IAME.S.MON.TGOMERY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and (June, Paternos tef=row: _ _ " Mr. Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a tender heart; a copious and active co„ mand of imagery and ianriage, and an irresistible influence over the IFelings,"— liclettic Review, May,.•18.6: • • We hop,: that this will'not be the last ',f Mr. Montgo mery's poetical efforts ; we have, no dobbt that his genius may become an ornament to his profession."—Literary nal, April, 111°6. • , • . For a very high charader, see the Annual Review, tSos. 971-lE' iirnriived PEDOMETER, or WA V WISE which when worn in the Pocket, "ascertains the distance the Wearer walks , -(price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER aro 'PE R. KJ NS, Watch-makers, No. nj, West End.ot Islewgate-street (removed from Snow-hill, on account of the Improvements there) ;' wiio for near thirty years' have. fabricated these Machines ;and though they do not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket. Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge . have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and, incorred in their perfoi - inancc,, as to have bce..4.:on laid by .as twCides.s._ _ _ _ This., which they take the liberty to offer to the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfectly correct, and, what is desirable in ail Machines of Farley; exceeding cheap ; not liable to b.,: out of order, and is. a most amusing C9ulpaniou to gentlemen, who are fonds . of Walking and • Flattering themselveS the great I mproverhent lately made has carried it to its ultimatum, they take this method of making' it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit he treof,' having been materially-injured by Plagiarists who have copied their Machines, andpass:Arlen-1 otr to Gentle men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very interior ' D HEUMATISMS, Palsies, irild Gouty Affec tions, with theiCusual concomitants, Spasms. or 'fly . ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility, orn4Miting in whatever sour,:e, are relieved and -frequently curA by NV I-I It EIIEAD ESSENCE of - MUSTARD PII. LS after every other Means had failed.. The , Fluid Essence of Miistard, used 'with - the Pills in thoSe Complaints where necessary . , is perhaps the most ac ' tiv(S, penetrating, and effee.ival Remedy in the World, gene- rally curing the severest Sprains . and Bruises in less than . half `the time usually taken by any other Liniment or EmbrOca - Lion and, it used immediately after any' aecident, it pre vents the part tinning bltick. Prepared only, and sold by R. HySTON; Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, at zs. 9(1. each Box of 'l,3ottle. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the tinited Kingdom. - - •• • - • • The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name' of R. johnston inserted on it. . ' • - , That most excellent'Mediciiie, THE CORpIAL .11ALM'OF GILEAIj, . i s,univeesaily. resorted `to for its ektraordinary su i periority in all Complaints of the Stomach, Relaxations of the Solids, Neryous Weaknesses - ' the deleterious ,eireds of .llot Climates, and particularly. the ill consequences of n tempe(ince. In short, in. all cases, where . the. Constitution has been reduced by disease or \ irregularity, the cflit.cis of the Balm of Gilead are unequalled. Also,. The ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROP, the most powerful alterative, purifier and sweet. ener of the blood ever discovered, and may be co.nlidentli, re-' Am as the most sali! 'and-Certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula,. • King's -Evil, Scorbutic.' Eruptions, Leprosy, . and other disorders ari.Sing troth an impure or impaired state of the bloOd and lymph. 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Edinburgh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, G reentick G. Bro*si Mg t Paisley ;.H . CY4w 'ford,• Kilinamodt • W.. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and I'. :Whiteside, Ayr; yaw ford, Girvan ; - t-Carson, NeW Douglas ;- T. M'Aliilan; Kirkcudbright; T. M Kirk.• 'aldy Blyth,Levert ; J. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, -Dun dee; P. Craiaie, Nilnitrose-; J. Mitchell, ,and I. Anderson, Ab, : oeen ; Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh; Inverness ; 'l'. NPKenzie, Stowaway; P.-Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson -and llisset, Perth; \V. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; 'Alexander, Dunkrmiine ; Wilson,:Dunbar; Vinnet,' bloath ; Dickson, Inglis, - Dumfries; Phorson, Berwicit ; Wedtiel, A lin.vick ; Paterson, A rhutAnot, and Jamieson, - Fe ` terhead ; A. WDonald, Trot*ate,' Glase, , vw ; and by most Booksellers 'and Venders Ot Pitteut Mcdicine-io the ''.l.r4qed • - - x, -- Apn i .•.s4Prct. • . .. ~,,,,, . • ;,%-' • -- ITA- c , .&.\-,-,,, - 4 . 4. 0 1 0//, ' , , •.:.: .-.., 14: i ' ; • ..__ _''' , ;)•,s- ' ....,....... ..,-,, . ~ .. 7 -..;1 , ,-•.:4- I. , •;‘, l •it'kF;'.- , ';:-A3 44 , the_ •,\ . ft4; 7 / 4, .. , 4: e . "- c . ,,0, , •-i:•, - , , , - .A... Ni ce • . . 4 ,...,-,, . , :t ~:, , -,..., , 4 . .).-iir OT ti .1../JKli .Y‘3e',..5 , ,, .1 /1/ 441 ' h ItV ' ,/,$/;tliV •;,.. re, pill n . ,\ ' [Pitict sixkzick• SALES OF ESTATES. rREEKOLD MANOR ESTATE, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, pi • • • FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, consisting of oire hundred and fifty Acres of Arable, Ivleado, Pasture, and Wood Land, in a Ring-fence. The. House, whi. h is .situate in a Paddock, has the appearnace el a genteel Re,:_ Bence, and is, together with the Offices, in perfeft repair, having been narty rebuilt within a short time : it is, ever small, consisting only of three Sitting-tooms, 'and three. best Bed-rooms, in the Cottage stile, with Attics for Servantsi Kitchen, Dairy, Brew-house, &c. It has peen tor . satne years cultivated by the Gentleman to whoin it belongs, and partakes more of a Farm and Residence, under ,Pich circtim:, stances, than of a mere Villa. The Land-tax is redeended; and the Waste, on which the Estate has right of Pasture -nd Turl)erry, is extensive, Game of all kinds is iii grea, abund. ance ever a large range ; 'leasehold I. lir;,itutv,!l•atini:ig I Wein:A - its, and Stuck, at I orivnicii are adapted to the Est:,re, will be sold ara valuation; and posse s sion.will mediately, of at Niichaelmas, as may he agreeable to a Pure chaser. It is in Surrey, on the south side of fenohrt in the Parish of Lingiicld, 2S Miles trout Lot!d,ni, and one • from the Blighton E-t -t C; [instead. - For farther Particulars; apply .to Mr. Phitlips, 68, Bond. street. ; LINCOLNSHIRE. VALUABLE••ESTATE, in IZICLI G LAND, .. • near SPA Lill ik4 ;, and li()S TO BE•SOLD 134' AYCTIO . N, By PETgR' At Garraway's CiAne-house, Chauge-alley, London, nit Thursday the 14th of August, at e.rwelvc . _ Uot, unless previously disposed of by Privaii, A : VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of ricf). FEEDING in the Parishes Whaplode Holbeach, eight Milos from Spaldinz. .twelvelrom four from Holbeach, twelve front WiShe..ii:ll, good Alarki:r Towns - „and one hundred from London the Manor, or ,reputed ManOr,of Litu :'curt, audry - Farens, in a Ring-fence . , lett on short:Lea, at Lady-day, 'BOB, at resent low Rents, airinting es. bii. per annum, - and greatly' improvable. The Lal •i_ L , , E - is redeemed ; the Roads are good; the :tate is in a• dry' Country, not liable-to Floods, near a ILIVIO communcges, at a short distance, with the Genil.,ri TO be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on :api,:i::ation to Messrs. FoAer and Bonner, - Spalding, who e.' •sl::.ew Estate; of•whoiv, printed Particulars Ai iy .is v.'e;l as of LIZSSrS, Nicholson and "Upton, alid !u•tatlten. Teak, of Leeds"; oe Messrs. Foster. Cooke coin's-Inn, London of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, z,Hglo n .. • street,. with all of Whom Plans of the Estates may seen. Particulars' mav-he also at 'Lloyd's and Gairawa *BI - I)EFC)RI..), DEVON. • • VALUABLE RECTORY, with PARSONAGE.IiQUSF., and 'FIFTY-FIVE ACRESof TO B,E SOLD BY Au - c - rfoNc . By- PETER COXE, At GMTax . vAy's, on Thursday the izpit of August, at :Twelve, rrFib. NEXT - PIiESENTATION - to the VA LE'- ABLE-LKECTURY o 13ID6FORD, produf.:in .preent Fricame of 56 I. per Annum, at a yearly Composition .in lieu of Tthes . , taken at the very moderate-Rent or 2i the Pound, including the Rent• of the 6lehe and Fees, but is presumed the Rectory is hignly improvable; the present incumbent is aged 76. The ca-swl.age rs beauti. fully situate; with Lawn, (;ar,:ens, and Pl.ditations ; coin. ~mantis extensive Vie ws. of the River T.orrid,;,:. mnit neigh t3ou r ing-Country.; contains a Drawing-room, parlout,' and studo; t..igtitliedgnantoets, convenient Ortices of evny scrip-non,' Coach-ii,use, and two Stanles. l'he.t..;lee con. sists of Fifty-five -Acres of table and Pasture Land,...-. - Bideford is a pteaSant Sea Pocriu.l4 good Market Town, a few Mile* distant from.Barnstapie and Torriagton; the Neigh.:- • bourh.'od Aenteel and the Roads good, a,4i toe Conn. try Sirkgularly pleasant. The plc eiit Rector, the Revew.':ai Richard Keats, on application; wtirstievi the Par*on-J B e and Glebe. • Particulars.may id on r,vijith preceding the S4ic, at the Pope's Head, Ptyrnou:ii ; (;bid; - .•n Lion, ii. , riistap!e; the New London Inn, 'Exeter ; tit. New ; of Mr. 1 ) , Com), No. 33, Throeinorton-street; and at Lloyd's and C zkrra w y's. • RANTS.—BROOKO•4OOD PARK; • Capital MANSION and FAt.M, FOUR iIUN DR Eli and EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN HOUSE, • with THIRTY-ONE ACRES.of - LAND. — TO-BE SOLD AUCTION,, By PETER CORE, • , • - At Carraway's, on Tuesday the .25th.of A4gust, - • . In TWo LotS. Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD -andTART coPYHoLv ESTATE; nearly 'rl.al to freehold, carted Broitkwood.Park, five Miles South or A ires ford, twelve from AltOn, and ten Miles East of Winchester; consisting of a handsoine Oacioits Mansion, suitable Nobleman or Gentlemait!S Family, with all retiiiaire-.otfwes, Pleasure-ground, Gardens, stan4i,-g in a Park ui verity Acres, with Farm use, Cottage, Barns, ai,id 0 and'adjoining an lnclosure of Arabi::, and Wood Land, containing in the whole Four Hun,liett and Ic.:Wity-five Acres, Lot 2. That Valuable Freehold Estate Br.!n deanHouse, four Mites SoUth Of Airc,:ftird ; c f a substantially erecied Family. Residence, at. li:etc .1 the po-s— -session of Admiral Calmady (whose 'Lease exp,.....s on tilo • loth of 06 - tuber, wlienyojsession wili be gi., , eii) ; with very extensive and appropriate Offices, exec: G.i , ;li:ns and Pleasure-grounds, Fartn-House, and other necessary Out-buiLdings, and upwards uf Acres of rich Arable and Pasture _Land. May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by applica tion to Mr. Perry, Bramde.in, of whom printed l'arti,tetar may be had; also of F. Webb, Esy. Salisbury ;. at the 1.)01‘. - . p.hin, Southampton; .the George, •Winche.:ler the Bust', Farnham; of Messrs. ()chile, Oddie, and ,Furster, Corey, Street, Lincoln's ; and of Mr. I'. Co`O.', No. 33, Throgroortol;.street, xvllere PLins of the Estalte • .• • No. 29, Arul,ael.:sibeer, L • FOR • Eleven Years I havee-relinquished coil other Pr:lake lbr the Treatment of Venereal COIll p I Ants, and the cure of those deticrenci4s -which are. the,consequences 'of a destrudiVe habit. • The undoubted qualifications which. I possess,,as a Mem ber of the-goyal college-of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon ;11 the Arrny,• aird the extent of Lily experience in this pecu iar line, constitute my claim to that superiority, 'which cannot ;be attained by the ‘ illiterate, or even by the must respectiffie • general t'..:4itione; . ,• whose mind is harassed by atiehlion to an.hurnense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and DebilitV- in .which from every part.pt the world Y hav6 Sem consulted, niusi have considerably conduced to my pertakcomprehen .sion of the most complicated Cases. It Diseases' arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mg- • milt, - and if such C.iiiSes, of-thitressful disarrangement dd exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitiml , vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than -a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Practice hie the Treat:: meat of these, and concentrating his attention and saudies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of Infeaion, all:Pain, Danger, and Dis tressanay be!avoided; and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much futoce'misery may be prevented, by such means of r:-suit iation as will restore health..and. st.teri‘gt h. to the Constitution. . . . Throngh inconsiderate negled. the slightest cases become important, but it is the Acquirement exclusive experience in tins line to give a sate and permanent restoration, even when other:Praditioners have faika. . . The terms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, hitt no letters `are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. MARTIN IiREE, Member of the Royal Col iegerof f;;:irgeons in London. NO. 29; Aruntiel-street, Strand, near Temple r har. 'Clicre i§ entrAnce in.Water.gicet, adjoining.. • 0