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. `,•./ NUMBER 44281 - THEATRE ROYAL; DRIIRy-LANE. rTHIS. PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 22; 1.806; will . hc fiirtned THE TRAVELLERS ; • Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. ZaPhimiri,„PrinceQfCirina, Mr. DE CAMP ; Kogan, his Corppaniot),.,l4rltlCßA . HAM ; O'Ciitlagher, Mr. CHERRY Mindora, , Mother to Koyiarand Celihtla, Mrs. POWELL ; WITH • - MY •GIf4NDMOTHER. ,V.apour, Mr. DECAMP ;' • gossip, FIE WS ;' tiot te, Mrs. m it E WS; • Florella, Miss DUNCAN. • • .• sPcond t-`3 s . 6d. Second Price :Ise Gallery 25. SCCOnd is, -- Upper Gallery, ts. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money -to be returned. Places for the Boxes to betaken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street: The Doors to be opened at' Llalf-past Five, and begin at . Flalf.past'S ix. , - . • • - • On Monday, The School for Friends.; after which will he prr-duceditinst time) a new Melo-Drama, caliett Tekeli or, The Siege of Nlentg.itz. Witt) entirely new Music, Scenery, Naehinery, Dresses, and lle,,,,rationS. . . TE i t.A TRE :VENT-GARPFN. MONDAY EVENING; Nov. 1 24, Iso6, kj will b.;.perfc - brmed . ADRPAN AND .ORRILLA; ... or; 'A "MiiTliEk"s' F EANCE, The Music composed by Mr. AT oo.zndMr. K ELLY. The Principl n,iraderS by Mr, COOK E, Mr. MUNI)EN, AJr. C KEMBLE, Tlr. IiELLANIY, Mr. LIST,./N, Mr. CHAPMAN. KE.MBLEt/ Miss SM.I-1-41; BRONTGN, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss Ty RE R.. Mrs. SMITH. t'he Prologue to be 'spoken by Mr. Bialt4TON. and the .Epilogue by Miss BRUNTO4 and Mrs_ MATTOCKS. WITH :THE DESERTS oF.ARABIA.. ~;: With entirely mew Scenes, Dresses, ,art Decorations. T:,e Music cornjinsed hy C. LANZ A, jun. • , .1 he prodpaLCharacteu!:, by - 1.15t014, - Mr. INCLEDO NI, Mr BFLLAMY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT; Mrs. C. KEMBLE,-Miss BRUNTON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. -- Catlery.z . s, Second Gallery- is. Secolid rrice 6d.—No Money to be returned. ... Places for the Boxes to be taken at the box-oiliCe, in Hart- Street . The Doors - - to be opened at Plall-past Five, :and begin at Malt-past Six. • • King Henry 'the Eighth, Macbeth, and Coriolanus, will be aCted next week on :Etnisda , Thursday, and Saturday, being the . last nights of Mrs. Siddons!s appearance until of Eastet. • .-- . --~- • „ . . CREDITORS OF JOSHUA SCROPE, Esq. THE Creditors of JOSHUA SCROPE, late - of East Harptry, in the County of Somerset, Esq. may receive another Dividend from his Sornersetshire Estate and Effeds,by applying at the GlBEFThlessrs. Brodenp, Mel ii4r, and BrOderip,, in Wells, on aild_attert lie4th day of December. mext. If application •Is ,mails by Letter, 'it must be post paid . . Wells, Nov. t 9, 18156. „. • • LAW. ' • MESSRS. W. CLARKE and SONS respeafully infotni the Profession, - ,ihat -the rernaulder Of Ni r. T3A ikTAN's Work or the CIF DJ r rtIN • V , • IN G, together with rn Appendix. of ,Cases up to the Pre sent Time, and a - -copious Analytical I ,:dex, was this Day - published, in ,two very large , toyal ,o'ctavo 'volumes, being Vols. V. and VI. which wholly complete the Work. Lonlon: Printed tor W. Clarke and aoits, Portugal-street, Lincoln's I nit. - . , • • 4" Froiti the best examination which we haVe been able to give this Work, .we can venture to pronounce t,iat it appears 'to us to be executer , , fee , / exceptions. in a manner ..which redounds u small degree to the credit of the Xi, thor's . abilities ,and yittio . nque.ranje'n.d..stry, alit( maSt, we ' think, prove a most a—e, oiie and yaluati , e addition to .the -Library, of ail . those who pr.actice in tuts iidrti,;Ltito branch of . aw,.Attotney's Cleikain,the Country, at the hours lie • e - an spate iton,t his . .ordinary ttuibess, will, diligently pet ,:;,e 4aud , tirecitiently WorlC•al - on iii ec k s t o „, , s Commentaries►awe sl 1I not be atraid; it he add to it pru dence-and acuteness ol,trinid, to intrust him With the manage , 'tient Oa pretty large CouyeyarKing 'Business."—Vide Law inunial trot-Mali-,. N. 13. The Parts of this Work which were lately out of print, are now 're-printed for ,the aecommodanon o: those whose Sets remained tinperted._ • MASESTY has' been graciously pleased, in comPliave an AudrgSs . trout Inc Honourable douse of Commons,, to direct his Ro.yat College of Piqsi. eianS of Londonlo inquire intothe present state of Vaccina tion in the United Kingdom, torcp_ort_their Observations and ()pinion upon that'Vrattice, uppn the Eviden,e adduced : in ik support, and .the'CaUses' which have hitherto te tarded- its general adoption. The College are now engaged in the Investlgetion of the se veral Questions thus referred to them, apd give this public Notice, that they arc ready to receive Intormation from clical eraCiitio4ert as to the result of their Experience and In quiries upon the subject of Vaceination.' MI Letters to-be addressed to - the Register of the Royal. •College-of -Physicians, under cover, to Earl Spencer, Secre tary of State's Office, London. .IAMES 'HARVEY, Register. College of Pliysicians, • t:ov. 20. iSoo. OLLAND', W 4151,61.41,, and H.U.RaVi\l, Pa tentees- of the Fleecy o. .99. High HoP7orn, I I - have obtained His Majesty'.; Patents for England, Scotland, and Irland, for the totlowingarlicles, 131 R.I)S-DVWN HOSIERY.. - - This Hosiery is 'made of th e fine of Swans, Fidel . , Awls, and; other - Birth, mixed. with i Wogl ;it eCeects in warmth and delicacy every other except-Patent Fleecy Hosiery,' and as it does not shrink in washing it is consequently very durable. fl 0 Y rnade of Nil LLE D D.—T he great defeat in all Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking id washing, but_ this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted previously to its being nianufatfured • Phis operation on the Worsted renders the hose made of it extremelybeatitiftil and durable. These'Ptitent Articles arc to be had at the Patentees,. and, by.their a ppointment, of the most resputtable Hosiers in btrth Town and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great, variety of new Articles of their invention, among which:is the Under clothing of various descriptioni, for both 'Ladies and ,c; ent le,- amen ; and also their Patent Fleecy Hosiery, so greatly.recom-- rnended by the faculty, as being 'highly conducive to the health and comfort of mankind. SUPERIOR WINES. • C PENCER . and PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate street, Importers of Wine for upward's of forty years, siAteen of whia.h they have adopted that admirable Moils of meliorating it in large Vats of 3 and 4000 Gallons Contents,' as is practlsed in Germany and other Places at;raid by,whiell their Wines are so improved in Flavour, Ind their Cordial Qualities tetained, that they are not only a deliciouS Liquor to the P a l ate , but grateful to the•Stornachs of Nervous Ha bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port, &c. is of 15,(nol. vault, by which thq ar eenabied to Wine to great ages; bet!' in Cask and Bottle, They also keep 'a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy, Pine and Jamaica Rum, and Last; ndia . Orange Shrub, the oideSt in London treated in the same rammer in Vats, whir;h, with uheir wines, they bell on the 1110 St moderate Terms, for Bracts-money. . • • - N o r less titan a Dozen sent to any part if the Town free of (1'") T . i 40047/44. ~, , iv,,-: -- - , .. , : n0, ~, - ,.. ..,,, 1 if, - -: ti r r 14' . .FD: o O,P 4 '. , f .., :,, LI • MR.. PITT's PARLIAMENTARY SPEECEIES, On theist of Decegier will be published, (Dedicated, by permissiOn, to Lord GRENVILLE, and aided -by Cvninunications from distinguished -Members of both HOuses6lP . arlianient), In Pour Volumes, Sv6. price 21. 2S. boards, A 'GENUINE and CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECHES of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM .PITS', in.the HOUSE of CUM MONS, tort - tills, Entrance into Parliament in 1784 to the Close of, the Session 'in l'os. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, .Rees, and Orwe, Paternos ter-row ; 1., Hatchard. Piccadilly ; and Bliek, 'Parry, and Kingsbury, Leadentaall-street.' • This Day was published, In One Vol. 120 w. price Is,. 6d. in bords, TIOLET VALE; or, Saturday Night. Con- V sisting of Stories for the Entertainment and Instrudion of Youth. _ - By .Mrs. PILKINGTON. Printed for Longmtn, Hurst,. Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-ro‘V; and W. Watson, Duolin. - . ..." One of_ these pleasinglind instructive Varimes - which will contribute to raise, iu.chtidreir a curiosity and desire of Kno . yirledge,' thatsarrizot be too soon gratified. The whole is interspersed with a sufficient quantum of incident, - to keep up!the .4tterition, and engage the alndions.'!—Lite, rary Journal, Ott. tiSo6,- •„ ; • ist.ot December will be published, price es. 6d. to be continued Monthly, No. LX!. .97HE. MEDICAL and CHIRURGICAL Rg, „1 : V.l. W ;.containing amongst. others, Rid. on:Con_ s t iriipiion, Arnold on Insanity, - Edmonstone on Qptfralmia, coxes American- Dispentatnry, Butter on the. Ihtantile Re inittadtlever, Caldwell's Medical Theses, Brc . ; . ; together with a variety of Miscellaneinis tnforination ; Minutes.ottlie Vaccine, Institution, and a Continuation of tire Proce . ectiygs . on the Sublett of Medical Retprin. The present completes the•Thirteerith Volume. Any Number may be had singly, or the whole Volumes, half-bound And lettered. Printed for the Editors, and sold by T. Boosey, No. 4, 'Old :. Broad, street; Bryce anti.Co: Edinburgh; and W. Gil bert, Dublin. Communicatidns for this Work may be addressed to . Dr. Clutte!bu‘k,,St. Paul's Churat-yard ; or the Publisher, as • above. SA T URDA Y, NovEmßEr. 22, 180 ti. , THE NEW ,STATE LOTTERY, WHIM BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY 13th, 1807, contains z Prizcs of ,C 30,000 - - are - - ,C 63,000 2 - - - - 20,000 - - - - - - 40,000 2, - -, - - 10,000 - 20,p00 - . 3 - .. - - 5r-c 3 - - - - - - , ii 5 , ,,:),., c- - - - -. 100 - 50.0 8 - - - - 5 00 - 4 0 0 0 20 - - - - 10) - 2oto ..40 - - So - -20zo0 51 , )0 - - - - 20 - '102,0.30 ----- , --,----- 250 o TiLKetS k2so,coo Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day ,r, Ditto - ;d 10,000 Ditto - Ditto '- . Sth I)Yy - 30,0c0 ' - Last Day - SOD? PRICE. • Ticket - - - - - £19 . . is 0.: Half - - 2 o I Eighth ,C 2 rt 6 - Quarter - . 5... v o Sixteenth -•r 6 o TICKETs and SIIA k ES are on Sale at all the Licehced Lottery Offices; an,:t by theit . A . gents in the Country The °above ithmense 'CAPITAL PRIZES are the greatest, in a,Schertie of so' tew Tickets,' eVerpreSentM in t;!e annals of Lottery Adventure. This fact is indisputable. Ltut the VotarieS of Fortnne, to participate of such unpre cectenteci opulence, _must he oil the alert, as the 'Drawing commences so early as the 13th of January tilext.z NEW I..OTTbR. 4, CORM-1111., and g, CHAKENC:-CROSS. BISH repettitily acquaints •the - Public, that A • ". CKLTS • .SII.AR ES -tor the' 'N F , h RY, wuitti begins Dra‘ving the t3th January, are on !ale at the above ()dices, where the last ever di - awn • was shared,. and whe 7 re l'AventY other C.iplf.4l in the preient Year - have been Shsred, Sold. and It....v..isteted. • . THE SCHEME CO.NTAINS: 2 VliZei at - , 000 • . 2. . • lo,crao • 14e; , I ' o * Prizes of the late Lottery p,id on demand, or ex chaoged. . • 26, CORNAILL, - Sx, CHA giNc;._ CROSS, and : ST. MARCARL is HILL, IIOROLIu 11. LTORNSBY anci . Co. iespeainily, acquaint the th:tt Tickets and Shares for toe STATE LOTTERY to be drawn in ianuaryu.!xt, are tiNw On perusal of the Scherne.it•wilt be riattid to contain Pra.,-s of great tnagi.itucte, particularly Two, cof 'O.OOOl. which nave not been introduced' or many Letter:<s. HO It NSBY and Co.'s was the first Uttite that I,uld two of these Grand Prizes. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC!: AucTi.oN, , :By Mr. SMlllf f Al' the House. of Mr. Wm. Loftus, the Turk's Head, in Newcastle- uNn.Tyne; on Thursday She 2'7th. Day'ot No ` vernber, tBo6, bemeell the [Ow, Ele,ven and in the Foren,,on, Ly Order of the Assigt),!e of. Aunole Surtees, .lohn Sortees, Rowhitai Burdou, lohn Braridling, . . and )elin ' . hinbleton, Bankrupts, • . ALL that Desirable . and Irtkproveal2;le FREE HOLD MANOR or LOROsiilP ii..3lsl)oN, in :t h e p ar i;th .Acre Rig and part or I lowletcti, in Rnig f•crice, and' con taining t,). , ,ether - ,goo Ages anti upwards, now in the c.ceupa tide .A John Burrell and Thump To tier,. with a consider able quantity of Woodland, and .a va.luaole Spring of Wood thereon . he above near the Turn pike:Road leading trom Stlnderland to tockton, and within a conytnicnt distance of the Market T. , wris of Sunderland, tockton, and I),urhain. Hordon Farm, in the , ctupation Mr. Tubb' Bur has notice cat May-day next contains about 646 A , .;res, and the reliii.,nrin4 part is lett to Thomas Trotter, uwer- Lease :or nine y`cats trfan May-day, irt,o • • The respective Tenants of the Farms wilt anew the same; and tor further particulars, as to all the Premises, apply to Joseph aainbridge, Solicitor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • • . • TRENT and. NIE.RSEY,_ and sTAFFORDSI-11.1tt and• I • WORCESTERSHIRE NAVIGATION SHARES. I . • 10 •BE.SOLD BY AUCTION, • • • • By •111 r. SCOTT, • 1 On Friday. Dec. Tv:ielve o'Clock, at Garraway's, London, in the Moiltlil!. Sale of Canal:and other Property, i rr H E TRENT and - MERSEY, • or • GRAND - 1 110.1NK CANAL—Two Shares' in this excelleht line of Navigation, connecting the Ports of LI VE. RPOO L and HULL with 'the various Navigations in the centre of Englan , ,:thereby forming a communication with the Metro-, polls ithe pividends have regularly advanced to'.ol. per Share per annum. e payable half-yearly ; the tonnage increases con:Adel - ably. • , • • The STAFFORDSHIRE' and WORCESTERSHIRE CANAL--Three Shares in this Valuable Established Con cern, from the GRAND TRUNK to the SEVERN, and conneCied with other 'Navigations, the Potteries, &c.; the last italfyearly .Dividend was 61. nett per Share.' Particulars at the Swan, at Wolverhampton ...Royal Hotel, LiterpoOl ; New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott ; as, New Bridge-street, London. This Day was published, By Mathews and Leigh, No. Ili, Strand, H. D. Symonds, .Paternoster-row, I.•ondon ; Dugclale,• Dublin ; and may be had of any Bookseller, in One Volume Oetavo, .with•an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages. of • CO - LOMOYa GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Ad -0 vice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex plainitig, in a concise and , plain manner„ the mode, 'treat ment, and•most efficacious Remedies for. the following Dis eases, which are^treated of under their respeciive.heads, viz. Abortion Or Mis Carriage ' Indispositions attendant on Asthma . : , Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of - ' Indigestion • . . ... Barrenness luVenile Indiscretion' Bilious Complaints - Lowness of Spirits • - • C hlorosis or Uteen Sickness . Menstrual Evacuations • • Child-bearing Nervous Diseases • ' . . , Consumptions Onanism, or Secret Ven*ry . - Female Diseases Pregnancy • Fits • • , • • - Phthisis, or Cough • .Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism - ' - Flatulence, or.Wiiid . ScrOfula , Glees , ••• - Seminal Weaknesses , Gonorrhoea • . - Scurvy Hypochondria, .or Melon- , Turn of Life, • - cooly Complaints 1 fze. '&c. • To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, G leets, • and Seminal .Weaknesses. The. whole illustrated-- and'o,interspersed with a variety of authentic fails never be ' fore published. . ' •• -: 'By S. SOLOMON, M. b. . . The Author is proud to. confess, that -he. has been assisted by many eminent literary medical men, to whose labours and assistance he is much. indebted ; they ' as well as himself, have tried . ..the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their salutary and powerful efficacy. • . _ Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country for '" Solomon's. Guide to Health," - will be duly executed at only 3s. each copy, free of carriage. :For the very excellent character of this Book, see the different Reviews., .:: London : Printed for the Author, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. tS, Strand; - and li. D. Symonds, 'Pater noster-row ; also by all Booksellers in the United.Kingdont. KOTZERUF.'s NOUVELLETTES. In the Press, and in a few days will be published, in Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap Svo. printed so as to correspond with the various Travas of the same PC,uthor, and ernoel. 1i,}1 ! ,1 with Engravings:• ' :plice 2os. in hoards,, N 0 UVELLETTES. - By AUGUSTUS VON KO T EBU E ; Author of ht Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, Thti Birth-Day, &c. ScE. Translated at her. lin under thesuperintendanee of the-Author. , • Printed tor It. Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; mitt to be hati , of all Booksellers, and at aft the (-lieu laini4 Libraries. Of whom may be had, by the same Translator, uniformly. printed, Travels into Siberia, sth-Edition, 3 Vols. Travels into trance, 5111 Edit. 3 Vols. Travels through Italy, 3d Vols. .. • NATURAL 1-11$TORY. This ary was pul)lisli,Al, A new' Tdition, considerably extended and jcpprqvgd,. in three large Vols. Bvo. cos. in pu,irds, A NIIVIAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, -ATECDOTES and CU MOUS FACTS, relative to tile Manners 9 Ha -bits, _and . Econorny,• of the WHOLE AN U! AL C kLA TION, collected troll Works- of Authority in all Lankhages,, from expenive Books of Natural History, fr,,rn VOyages 41 - 41 :Travels, and from every authentic Source. "i he. whole classed ' -and-arranged sc6u..ting to the System ~ f Limixus. 119 the 1-i ev W IMINCiLE y' fellow of Limiamb Soci:!rv, lath of St. Peter's Col lege, Cainbmige. „ This Work has been prono,meed, by competetit judges, both.at , horn,” and abroad, to be one of the most entertaining in the entitecompass of Literature. Its translation into the Vrench Language, its republicatiOn in Alierica, and the rh pid sale of successive - large 'Edition's •ai home, are. so many demonstrative vronts of the high estwation in whichit is held by Naturalists, by Citnduelors' of Seadnariei of Educatiz,n, and n •the. Public at large. • 'Vrinied ior Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, I3lack. .and to be had of ali hookscl lers. • Of who'll - may - be had, ' . . The rlements of Natural liistory, 'tor the tlge of. Schools and young Persols, ‘sitli,en6raved repres.ntations of two hundred übjeels Rev W. Mayor, LL. D. Rettorof Stonesfi,ul, Scc.‘eze. price4s. boUnd, or 10s. 61. with the Plates coloured. A NEW AND, ELEGANT. PERIODIC WORK: • :! On the -Ist of Dec: will be published, price'as, !.n Small Svo. excetient -printed,and hot-pressed, Part. I, of a niwiMonthiy- Publication, under the title of CILASSIC 'ITALES; Serious ,ana Lively, carefully. selected . troth'! Authors of, original Genius, and newly translated from the Classics of Other Languages. • . It is intended. to - einbAy in o:',e Work every - Tale that has - appeared; distinguished either for the brilliancy of its wit, or the•rechnesskd itsliumbur, or the delicacy of its pathos. The Work at the same: tithe•will'icit he WhollYi cocupila tion,-,for it will contain Critical Essays.on theiVlerits.and Reputation et the Authors seLlied from. As each Part will be ,embellished - with, a NArrative Print, eminent Artists are eniPlOYed : 'Mr. Devis - furnishes the first subjett, from Macketizie's pathetic Tale of-Louisa Ve noni ; and the second,- from a ihurnorous Story by Gold s mith, supplitd by Mr .- Wilkie, whose admired,Pi.inre TiAa t. V illage Politicians . lit tfre — taifEkliibition of the Royal A ca-I demy, has confirmed him a master in the Art. , Mess. Eitt ler and Anker Smith' eiteave these Prints. One advantage attending this Pubtication.is,. that each Volt:tine, consisting I - of three Paris, will form a complete Work, so that it may be dismissed whenever it ceases to merit the approbation of the judicious and the tasteful., , • • „ • : Printed and publis hed by and for john Bunt and Carew Reynell, at the News Office, in , Brydges-street: Sold also by C. Chapple, Pall Mall ; H. D. Symonds; Pater noster-row ; and-by every other Bookseller in Town - and t Country. On Monday, Dec. 2, will be published, the Second Num . • her of • -- T E BE A B U MONDE ; • or, Literary and Fashicitt '4 able MAGAZINE. The merits of -this „Publication have been acknowledged to surpass every Literary ilia Fa-- sninnable.Work hitherto submitted to public taste and criti civil; the articles are written arid seledted by men vitheanost eminent literary abilities —who severally contend "anti aspire' to illustr.,tethemielves in this much admired Undertaking., The Embellishinents which form the ornamental part of the Work lire of the most brilliant order, and have been ho noured with • the approbation of the amateur and persons of the highest dist inetipm. - • The First INT timber is embellished with a corred,Likeness of our Most Gracious . Sovereign, front 'a Painting by Sir Wm. • Beechy.. The Print is engraved by.Scrtven ; a more highly-finished production never graced the Colledon of the Amateur. . . Beautifully coloured EngraVings of Fashions fot Gentle men,- ,and of a New Carriage, follow the costume. 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[PR' CE ST' rENtEi This Day was published, Tn OCitvr>. g.-; in hoards, EIPR AS,,TICAL_TItEAI7ISE on, BILLS of EX (:IiANC;E, Th-<ON11;.. SORY NOTES, BANKERS' ('A4iN:) - rEs, and BANK N , )TES. •Second Edition, Corr tked wind Enlarged, with an Appendix of Precedents. By JOSEPH Cill'l"lY,"E•sq. Of the Temple. • London: Printed for pro , )kean..l Bell-yard,Tetriple bar ; and W. Clarke and Sons, Porti.N,ld-street. Lincoln's- Inn. • There is no branch of the Law •so important to the Merchant as well as to the Lawyer, as thavel fling to hills of Exchang‘e and Pr»inissory Notes. An inti-iate ,icquaint ance wish the Commercial Law in this respect is pecaliariy essential to . the Trader, ekho too ficapientiv, for want orbeiii:.7, sufficiently . .apprised - of: - the ritte.s atledhig. &c: l oses the benefit of the security. in.his hands ; and it is also of the greate4titnportance to every professional Man, because more ready and immediate advice is•re4iiited from hitn, in regard to Bills and Notes, than on almost any • ther ^404,-vr- 7 : 4 „ art - .„ TO MR. SPILSBUR Y. SIR, Marlow, Aug. 22., tgoF. THE Writer, ih June last, called on you 'with a young Woman of the name of. Brook es, who had a •bad leg, and to-whorif you gave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly etTe.‘.led a cure. The IA lowing Case has alsi; occurred in this neighbour.. hood: James Gybson was inoculated at ten 'ears of age— Italia year afterwards he.was seized with a pain in both stippored• for sorati time to be'. Rhetimatlsin, ; or Grow;ng Pains, but it settled finally.in one kg. .which swelled, and rendered him incapable of walking.. tie had, in four years, eleven or _twelve ulcers, and ',thirteen pieces- of,,byne 'were taken put. Ills health was impaired, and he was constant ly Carried about: lie was supplied with :5 bottle§ of SI'I LSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBU FtC DRoPs, whi~itentirely cured him. It is nOw three years. since • he is grown tall, healtV,• atld constantly as a Brick layer.- The._ Bea rer .is , also recommended is a deserving objen for Your excellent Institution. SJi,e miles. from ton 'don, audit has been thought best .to send her to Town, that you tnay. see her. The Genuine Patent Antiscorhutic Ilrops, are s4llci in bot tlL\s'of ss. 6d. nos. and ll.' 2s. Duty included, at tire Dispen -tary, 15, Soho4square, London. , To prevent Counterfeits, cach'bottle is accomp-mica with A black ink stamp ;• and.the cork, at the. mourn of each bot tle, sealed with red wax. To T MAS TAYLOR, Es,, Sir, No. o, New Bridge-street, London, T CONSIDER it but an at of justice due to the merits of your LE AK E's PA f EN'i''l'lLLS, to Corn ,MtnliCate 10.yog the folloWing Cure which has reventiv been pertormed by them An- Acquaintance of mine,' by the breaking , out of , an old. Venereal Complaint (attended by a complicatiotrof disc :tiers arising therefrom), vas reduced al most to a skeleton.; anti although he had the best an , ,daca adViee Which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could prOCured which - See:lied to , sint his case, or to do him any service: _he remained in a most-re. duced and pitiable situation for t , vti - Yeara, unable to follow his proiession,,and . searcely able to walk Or. even to stand , on his le6s ; wi fael no one . .who knew him ever supposed it pos sible tor Mot to recover. Fie was Aidvised at .iast to try your Leake's did so, adhering stridlly to the direainns . given with them. }le hail not taken more than two boxes he. tore he found an alteration 1.,r the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he• found • hi s appetite 'arid strength giadivilly return, and is now as and mYou stbut as any an' 1 know • •Y . are welcome, ' Sir, tb tete!' any, person - to the for a confirmation of the above • account if it .thou ld be doubt ed. - 1 sin, Sir, your obedient humble serv.ht, Library, Folkstone. PUR DAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, Member . of the Royal College of Surgeons. • London, at his House, No. 9, New bridge-street; • • Where, atter a constant residence of inure than Forty Years, in a practice yarticularly directed to the Cure id Vene real Complaints, and• those incidental •to the Parcs of - :Generation in both Sexes, with. that inviolable secrecy N - laic . ll Men of his Profession should always observe., he tratters• himself, the' advice and assistance fie gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this .kledicine, will- be esteemed byta discerning Public, us an , idvantap;e seldom • to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. - • , Also sold; by his Appointment, , for •the convenience of those living at a-distance, at the Pertinner's, No. 35, St: Al, ban's-street, Pali .Mall; the Toysho'', No. 103, O.1Ord; street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, ; Mr- Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh • Mr. M'i)onald's, yOw Mr. tallwcil's, Dublin ; tMr. Ilillinge's, LiNerpuol- Mr. •Atki!lson's, Manchester and by. One Person in every considerable Town. in Great Britain and Ireland; in lloxcs of only 25: 9d. each, sealed up-with full and plain direc tions, whereby_poraolis of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, .seerecy, and safety. N. B. Every lion sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a st4nip i onxyhich, by favour of the Commissioners, is prini_ td at the tatrip:.ofFice; - "T. Taylor,• No. 9,- New'Bridge; street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are court:: terfeits. Profes Education and • ' Men •of Responsibitity deviate from ,the general System by the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con+ firmed success is the best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusi,e treatment of Three Disorders, atm-the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as Yam able„ the ravaged Of. those granplaints which are the must important ih the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into. every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a wish at an early period -of Practice to ,rescue in divirthals from, the ignorance of uneducated men, or the eqUtillyAlangerdhs'preciPitancy of general PraElitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de ', voted my attention, .compdse every species of V NE l' REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du- I ration: idly', All kinds of debility, whether arising from the. habits of school .boys, . or the indulgences of? mature . age : And, lastly, twat derangement oft e system in wi.- inen which is called I3AR ItENN-E SS, or STERILITY, Numerous piseases,. : arc the result of ignorance, or haste.in the' treatMent' of a simple Gotiorrltcra ; and it not un frequiently happens that the seeds of Life ar c poisoned by the indiscretion of an ielguartled hour. --By a .superior thud such Complainrs arc easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust thai I may presume to o:ter, a radical re-eitablisliment. • Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, comparmi with the, calamitous situi:tions of Men, who, trout an indulgetice.iti a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a .tashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the uithe.ppy. ft:Lim:ter broods over.his misery, but ' carefully, conceals his inisfOrtmine, it may he ,some const.. 'anon jot - thin to know,: that .ttithOugh it be an object of doubt or unt•ertainty'vvitn 'other Practitnnets, the removal of *these Peticiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the act j uirement of 1 . 1) , Experience. If time rifts of Venus have began:to reduce Manly viewer, moon anxiety or eev wilt be prevented by an early -Com-ice:at ' • tionof this San,luid State ; arid in these cases, no great ditsCulti will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably, iegutsite .to reviv.) g'iuni berine,SParks ofLiie, and to . re-aturriatethe Constitution,_ MAI k I ED WaINIEN, who haw long . been - disappointed in their expedations of a Family,, may be 'assured, that in most instances, such defeels are euribie by Medical skill, , , • The seeresy hic.hi , SO. .essenfial; n:iyiVinhertaktng, ..mnd•the qUalificationsyelnch 1 nave.presunied do state, form • the basis of rosy pretensions, and iii coincidence wan such this 12 titration is giVen, ttiat Mr. liree.rnay be consulted perionally, or by Letteiv 59'6,*in ; ;"i.1-,5in21.1 N ote;, h s house, No. 29, Arilealel t raj e v i , rkdar :Fete? le B feesr . There is- an ranee in Water-stsee adjoining, and the Name is ow both• the doois. • Mettinl3ree, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. ~~.