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London, England, 1813-08-05 00:00:00

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rice Sixteen Shillings in hoard
with Notes and- Re-
s,
.In Royal Octavo, p • • '
A N ANALYTICAL DIGESTED INDEX to
upon an siblidgnient of the
-L-M.. the NISI PIUUS REPORTS,.
ferences.
By JAMES MANNING, Etl4. of Lincoln's Inn.
ReTp,,,bretspio•efsie,i,atkVeo,lEu4nriniassfstoirded
taktd•ort,k, that an. arrangement, better adant-
and Campbell, originally: nu-der-
taken on the plan of Contyn's Digest. In the priigro,o,-„f the
iiitio"d'aesZirrraeciriened,eight be sulistituted for that of wet
Baron Coruyns; and that its value, wotild be increued, , by
mass-ending references to cases determined in a more solemmass-ner. ‘rith a view to these objects, treatises, Connected With
the principal titles which occur in this Analysis, were eon-
su!ted. . .
London :---Printed for W. Clarke and Sons) Law Book-
sellers, Portugal-street, LincOln's-Itin.

FOR, SALE BY PRIVATE CONTII.,ACT,
r.. TuN flue New. BRIG VINE, built
surer
.reihtvtliteo,f,isttteter
lbest t
03nlia.t eLitillss,faasttid a
nd' is
Coppeit fastened, This Vessel appmri
par-
pusety built for the I leliguland Trude, as she
carries a large cargo at a very light draft of water, and may
be put upon the heath to deliver; wilt carry sail. with a clean
swept Hold ; and is in every other respect well deserving of
attention.
Fur farther parttenlarf, apply an board the Brig, which is
laying on New Crane Mod, in the River Thames, or of Ro-
bert Clark, ?int:A 61 Mary Hill, London.

SUGARS cut•sitictat)y reduced iu PriceS, at the COFFEE
• isiAßl,litud Sugar Warehouse, Skinner-street.

Pohliestre respectfully informed, that the
great 2lieriVals of Raw Sugars from the West Indies,
has caused a considtrahle Reduction in the Price of that
Article at ihs above -Establishment, • where the -original
sterling quality of Sturar 14 never lowered or adolterated; the
• Establishment itscdbeukls twined, under the ..luthority and.
Sanctind of the PlanierS and Metehants, for the express pur-
pose'of sapplyinx the Public with _Colonial Produce,. in the
saute pure state as.imported.—Good Raw Sugars at B:is. per
cwt. Fine ditto, iSi. per cwt. Smaller quantities nearly im
the same proportion.
The tnipreeledentt:tl Patronage, and very extensive Sales of
Roasted Coffee which Mr. Deacon has also been honoured
with, nut only in T.ondon, but in the country, where Agents
have been opponitett,are the strongest Proofs which can be
given of the general utility of this Establisintient.=-British
Plantation Colrec,_ I s-lod. per lb.—Best ditto, 2s. od. per lb.
.—Finest (bawl-red Dutch Coffee, 2s, 24. per lb. Au allow-
ance toile-tail Dealers.

Coffee Matt stri;lSttliarWarebonie, Ni). 2, Skinner-street,
Snow Mil, Lond,m, E.tal)lished. in till, tn. Ur. W.
Deaeon,.emier the „Sanction of ihe Committee of
Colfee Planters araMerchatits,
W. HOLDLN, Treas. and Sec.
N. B. Orders vtitli remittancrq of statill'or 'large aittount
promptly executed, equal to the exact sum remitted.

ADVICE.
• 1
WHEN Men of Eiktration and Prcifessiona.
w- w Skill use persevering viitleavours to discover the most
.sat, and certain method of tret,ting a few prevailing Diseases,
the successf til result of their experience is the hest proof 'of
superiorit y
Messrs. kllOSs and Co. Surgeons, have been induced.to
make the Cure of the fniltriV. mg the object of their particular'
stns', viz. A Certain DISO R R, frequently contradeci in,
a moment Of I nroXic, tion, and cOrciiiiiitionS, STRI C.
URFS and G bi TS, which,: by an ,itnf4roved plan, are
speedily a:td effect ly cured; as also Hi I I.ITY, ‘v he
iher from fiacchanaliart 1 othilgences'i lung residence'
avtirin ( liMates, or a secret solitary VIC F., too (alien,
hnilaPpily pursued by the Youth' of both Sexes, in the
causing Sterility or anti in, the others aininreuls
tram of Nervous •Discases. which, if not timely remedied,
terminate its it and Constautption, ln that itkstresS—•
mg state of Ilebiliry or Deticienl..y, whether the consequence
of such bioefot Habits, or ;011:ing from any other cause, by
which the powers of the Colistitiitsow become 'enfeebled,.
:AS. regularly educated Sat rgeons of Lon Ihn,.they snail a tirm,
sale, and ),;reedy Restoration to pond and vigintinks Health.
'1 he result of tong and extensive practice has enabled
them. by ;a stiperim method, to remove Venereal ebmplaints,
tioWever inveterate or complicated, without Subjecling 'the.
• eattent rolhe leaqt,restraint in' diet or exercise; and in re-
cent cases 'Where an early appliertioi, is Made cm discovery
(tithe I they frequently lieribitta"li Ctirit i,t the sliaft
space of two days. The pnpreee4Foredliaecesi or thCir made'
ut l'reattrient (which Itairaevier-tOstnlknixitry iiriat I triune rip!.
gje insturitii in a praelice of 13 y.trs during, which period
many thousand persons of both-sexes Lye been cured, even
alter severe and injurious tnethods..harl been pursued by,other
Practitioners without etll.kit), induces them to thus publicly
otter their advice.

Messrs. (.:t fSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cute
at illeseparticular cumphints. in order that they May not
he ol'aiktd-'6Y-111-ataistsken few, with the oblciquy so. Justly
attached to the ignorant rinpiric, think it but justice to them.
-selves tostate, that they have been properly eduCated 'and
initiated into every branch tit the profession (certificates of
which, from ditkrent hospitals, and testimonials from the
.most eminent Physicians, they have to convince a ny.inquirer)
that the success resulting front t nor endeavours that inducted
them to quit the practice of thegeneral Praditioner, and they
presume their pretensions constitute a fairground for the.
unprecedented confidence with winch they hare, by the P üb-
lie., been so liberally honoured.
Patients in-the 'country are requested to state the partieu-
tars of their case, age,;- and manner of living, inclosing a Bank
Note, for advice and medicines,. and the same will be for,
warded to any part-of -1 lie. kingdom.

(A)SS and Co. Surgeons, No. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet.
street.

A CHALLENGe.

•
ESSRS. CUltitin and Co. Surgeons, Jute In
M. his Majesty's servtce, challenge the.whole worhl to
prove a single instance where their medicine and method of
cure have taited of the desired elliNtt. The praelice of matt/
years in this particular branch of their profession, has not.
given rise to one unsuccessful • as.r.
and that derangement of the sys-
They _continue r° direel their studies 'to the treatment and
perinea rut; and wasteful
y pursued by the
lecettienreat:)vt aiiqiirluitttc4;iienco'sitE iappil
berth sexes. In the one it will he found to be the
iritufali °
iiiin,:f source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa.
tails' do/eloped' to them by a distressing state of
which If 'nut timely remedied, terminates in impotentcy,
these are. its remote and ultimate etleets, while consump-
tion, loss of muscular poWer, and various uervouscornplaints,
usually eharaaerise the cattier stages of this solitary vice.
rat persons languishing tin "er the disorders ittiarriit to such a
habit; their treatment is Siinple. and has never proved mastic.
cessful in the course of a long, laborious, 40,1 much extended
practice. in the most abstiatate and c.implir atettvases of ye.
nereal infeCtion, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy
excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi.
nal weakness, gleets, as also
S'L'ltlC`t'Uttl S,
Whether recent, or of long duration, and which have hal.
fled the skill of other ,Pratlitioners, are by their present im-
proved plan of ireatinent, ellectually and perm mently cured,
without the Patieirt muttering the caCruciating part and
alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica-
tion of the lunar caustic. In' the course of twenty years '
extensive practice in this Nletropolis. numerous caSes of
Strictures have been anifare daily under, their care, the total
eradication of which is elledel by a sale, certain, and exile-
ditious mode of practice, superior to any other ibiopted.
The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from t
hi.
complaint are speedily removed, and the Patithit restored to
sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has fur
years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re.
medics, atter the Strieture has . been destroye I, is indispensas
bly requisite to revive the slutritering sparks ut life and to
reanimate the constitution. " •
Several Noblemen and Genttemen. of the first respeeta-
btlity, have been under the care of urtie and Co. '
for the reitiovdt of complaints ot the Urethra, Strictures.-&c,
having receimed a Niilical.and permanent- Cure, request
that references may be given to then!. satisfattory
dences of the decisive suocriority at Mes-r,L Cutrie and Co's.
plait of triatateitr. Many-of-these Gentlemen have bad stric.
rums front. I, to so ye:irs, and had been under the'c.rtre of
Messrs. Home, Heaviside, arid other Surgeons of equal cad.
nence; Who attempted tent: turd by the application of the
Lunar Caustic, without &access.
Messrs. Currie and be Co. allay censti.te by eitlitr stt
with the 'greatest delieacv. secrecy, anti ItottnnY, at their
house, No. 107, flatton.ganien.
l'attents in the COnniry are requeSted to crate the Partrult-
lara of their case, age, mut general habit of living, &c. &c.
retnittance for advice and medicines. when the
,
name Witt be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. ro
ensure t hat secrecy **essential tri theiruplcrmaking, the post.
a ic°,t let tera'may be adtierttot he account tOr medicines.
9th dune, illoerm-toy, Ilattott.garden.