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4TE „LIFE.- and ENTIRE. CORRESPON-
' DENCE of SAMUEL RLCHARDSON, Author of
Sir.Ciartes Grandison, Clarissa,•Pamela,&c. now first pub-
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The CORRESPONDENCE consists of Letters between
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DaughterS, on the condition that it should not be published
in tb =sir life-time. The recent decease of his last-surviving
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A SERMON preached before the SOCIE. CY for
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• By RICHARD WATSON, D. D'. 'F. R. S.
-I,ord Bishop of Landatr. • -
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I.4ECTURE4 on the GOSPEL of ST. MAT.
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J. A in NEW SOUTH WALES, from its first Settlu-
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the Dispositions,• Customs, Manners, &c. of the Native In-
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Voyage performed by Captain Flinders and Mr. Bass, by
which the Existence of a Strait separating .Van Diernan's
Land from the Continent of New Holland was ascertained,
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liy Lieut.-Col. COLLINS, of Royal Marines,
Several Years fudge Advocate and Secretary of the Colony,
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4' the Emperor of China.
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GOOD TIDINGS ; or,' News from the Farm.
A Poem.
By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD,
Author of the Farmer's Boy, &c.

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Surgeon Extraordinary to His R. H. the Duke of Kent ;
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London; and
Sculor Surgeon to the Intirmary at Bath. • •
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CHEVALIER RUSPINI has bail a very grati-
fying proof of the efficacy of his Method of treating
DECAYED T ETH,in the instance of Siriames Norelitle
limes, Bart. This Gentleman, in the year 1756, had a decay-
ed Tooth filled by the Chevalier at Leyden, and the Toatlt
has remained to this hour •in a useful state, and is so likely
to continue during life. This is.a convincing proof of what
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Chevalier to-communicate' this extraordinarti ease to the
Pnblic. All the rest of Sir I. N, limes's Double Teeth are
gone, though five of them had been filled by very approved
Dentists.. _ - _ - - -

Chevalier Ruspini thinks it here necessary to:tdd, that his
Son (who has lately returned front the Continent) adopts the
same secure mode of Prac~i~e.
Pail May-'l6, !804.

TO PARENTS,
,GUARDIANS, AND BOARDING.
SCHOOLS,

THE following Letter from the principal Clerk of
a respectable Merchant in. Town, will irtcontestibly
prove the superior efficacy of CHI NG 's PATENT WORM
DESTROYING LOZ ENG ES.; in removing those corn.
plaints in the Stomach and Side, that have resisted tile
power of all other Medicine. -
To Messrs. Ching and Butler, No, 4,- Cheapside, London.
" Gentlemen —With lively -lre,irtful gratitude I am en-
abled to inform you of the most surprizint; cure nay Wife has
receitted.by your invaluable Ching's Patent Worm
For three years she was adlict,i violent pain in
her Side, as to confine lief to her t, ti-tire x,eatesi part
time; every Medicine that the skill of an eminent Physician,
assisted by a Surgeon and in% Apothecary, could suggestpwas
administered, but to no purpose: She went to Bath to try
the died of the waters, and after undergoing some painful
and distressing operations, but finding no relief; she was re,
-duced to such 'a state of weakness as not to be able to move--
in her bed without assistance, and we expeettd her. hourly
dissblution, when providentially I met with one of your
Bills, and observing, in the symptoms of Worms given, some
corresponding with my Wife's complaints, I purchased a
Box, and with the second dose she passed a Worm shave a
toot long, and an inch -in circumference; and numberless
smaller ones. By the continued use of sour Lozenges, as,
directed, she
,gradually recovered strength, and was happily
respired to her family, and has been lor‘'nearly three year:
since, in a goo:I state of health.
Encouraged by her happy experience, tve have often re.
commended your Lozenges, ,and are in the consant habit- of
giving them to our porn neighbours and their children with
invariable ..success. Gratitude prompted me to make My
Wife's case know-n to yon long ago, but 1 waited to be assp red
that th _restoration was complete. By Making it public for
the benefit of otherS, you will greatly oblige,
Gentleimn,
YOur obedient 'and grateful humble Servant,-
77, Gravel-lane, Southwark, . . lff. SiLCOCK.
• Mauch 2, 1804.
-thing's Patent, Wurrn Destroying Lozenges are Sold
Wholesale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.
side, corner of ratemoster-row ; and- Retail by most Nledi.
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half Box,eS as. 9d. ; and for: Charitable purposes in Boxes at
225. each, with directions, signed by the Patentee,

and
No, 29, Arundel-street, Marchl'3o3.
ErbeeniNG
gratifielde(bilXltie most
e(i my
cliYelli dt.o the
study, n
ra fa in that
branch which I .thoUght proper to select, i ttust that I have
normore rniseinployed my time than those who, in the ex-
tensive field of the Profession, are occasionally itniners.'d in
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is
Acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one crass
of disdrdcrs. .
1 he Diseasesof Debility arc peculiarly distressing; for they
bring-with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and, 6%, a
depression of all vital energy, existence itself beconies .It-
tered. Whether they arise front the prevalence of ill ,x-
-antple, the destruFtive baba:. of sciiitAboys, t,l the less ex-
cureable indulgences of marvirity, they require ti most as-
siduous professional skill well'inay it be observed, that
by the ignorance of iineduci:Ka inert, the symptoms ate.a.,r,gra-
vate.d, and the constitution r,f. destroyed.
As a Nlernber of the Roy College of Surgeons, and for-
merly Surgeon in the Army, I ground_ my pretensions on re.
guiaritv of education, and. possessing every privilege to prac-
tice, I feel myself entitled to that confidence with wine"; I
have hitherto been so liberally honoured.

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In the first iensations.of local weakness, early application
will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated, Frame ; but where.
the sufferer, front a • eonsciousness of the unmanliness of the
vice which caused his mistOrttnie, is fearful ot the contempt
or censure of his Family P.hysician, and broods over his in-
firtnity with careful concealment, it must be satisfadory for
him to be assured, not only ot capability, of treatment, but
also of the inostinviolable secrecy -
Idly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of
life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity
• is injured by the indiscretion ot an unguarded moment.
In recent venereal Complaints it is possible to prevent pain,
danger, or distress; and in the most complicated cases it. is
`the acquirement of exclusive expetiehce in this line to eftea
a sate, certain, and speedy re-esublishment.
1 otter the advantage of this experience to those of either
sex who are aftlided with any kind of debility, or any symp_
. toms of Venereal lntef.tion, and in all cases the terms of
remuneration are stated mi the first interview.
Patients in the Country are cver:•ied io inclose a Bank
Note, and are requested to specity their age anti mariner of
living, as well as the existing sytnptotns of the complaint.
- • MARTIN LtREE,
Member of the Royal College of-Surgeons in London.
No. 29, Sttand, Arundel-street, 'near Tem ?le-har.—There
is an atielitional entrance in .Water-street KciJonuuli, .

12vIPER1AL PARLLIII4EIVT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

VIEDNE&DAY, MAY 16.

taR Royal Assent by Commission (the LORD
CHANCSLLOX) Lords HAWKESBURY and WA LSING.
AM sitting .as Commissioners), was given to the
Fourteen Millions and a Half English Loan, One
Million and a Quarter Irish Loan, Militia Officers
Qualification, Militia Subaltern Officers Allowar cc,
Additional Wine Duty, and' Statute Duty public
sills, and to a number f private Bills.
In the Appeal from the Court of Session, Grieve
v. Cunninghame and G: ay. Counsel were heard for
the Appellant. Ordered to be taken into further
consideration on Friday.
The Report of the Committee on the State of the
Irish Currency, and the Report of the Minutes of the
Evidence before the Aylesbury Committee, were
brought up by Mr. ALEXANDtR, from the Com..
mons. On the Motion of Lord TNALst scHANI, the
latter Report was ordered to be printed.
Tl.e Additional Importation Duty Bill was read
a third time, passed, and a Message ordered to be
sent to the Crimmins to announce the same.

The Aylesbury Disqualification Bill Was read the
first time, and ordered to be read a second tittle on
this day fortnight.
Lord WALSINGFIAM presented a Petition against
it, from certain Eleetorl of the Borough of Ayles-
bury, who prayed leave to be heard by their Coun-
sel against the same.
Ltave was given, that Counsel should be heard
on the second reading of the Bill, and the Petition
allowed to lie on the Table, and the Bill Ordered to
be printed for the use of their Lordships.
Adjourned to half past three to-morrow.