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DR. TRUSLER's ANNUAL MEM ORAN.
DUN BOOK for Fanners? .Gentlemen. and others,
contains, amid a variety of interesting Ankles m Husbandry,
CardeninA; and Family Economy, with 64 ruled pages, on
thicx writing paper, •
A Farnwr's Domestic Expellees.
* 2. Profits Of Farming !old e- Miry -
3, Way to enrich Lana for Sixpence per Acre.
4. liar rowing at one-sixth of the, USUAL E xpenee.
S . Renewing Grass.l.auct worn out.
6. To preserve Fresh Butter two years. sweet.
7. To make Stilton and York' Rush Cheeses.
8. Cyder worth Six Pounds the llogs4ead.
9. West India Coiree to equal Turkey,
• to. Increasing Fruit Trees by Slips.
11. Iso.reduce Corpulency Witlibut Physic or Diet.
-12. Comparative value of Winter Cattle-food.
Danger alight G4rtcrs and high-heeled Shoes. _
t 4. Bitter A1111011(13 pikPleti a 'Poison.
Sold by I. Brockwell, Carter-lane, Dodors' Commons,
as. 6.1. ; with a Case,_ to slip in, 3s.
I n the Press, a Third Volume of Trualer's Chronology,
all new Matter.

SPANISH POETRY,
Honoured With Universal Approbation.
This-Day %vas published, in One Vol. gvo. Price 6s. sewed,
ACOLLECTION 'of, SPANISH. POETRY,
froM the b:st Spanish Authors, but chiefly-from, Gar-
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which is added an- amp:.; Glossary of the most difficult
Words and Phrases, in F.nglistr and Spanish.
•. .lsv GAETANO. gAVIzZoTTI.

N. If. Thi;Morklllbti foundworthy of the attention
of Students and Amateurs of the Spanish Language. —See
British Critic ior August, 18o°.
-Sold by all principal Booksellers in Town and Country ;
where may be had, by the same Author, a New Italian Grain-
mat,- in 'English and Italian, price 6s. bound ; on a plan'
solely c4leulate4, for the United Kingdom of Great Omani.
and warmly reterved. Also, by the same Author, an Italian
I ntrodullion to the above Grammar, so easy that even Chil-
droi of fly,: years old, in few Lessons, will be able to read
pertally in Italian. •
Also, by the same Author, just. published, price 75. sewed,
Viridarium Latiuum, conraining about Eight Hunched
Extra6ls, chiefly from Virgil', Cicero, Martial, &c. and other
useful contents; the wholetransiated into French and Italian,
i-- nd annexed to the Latin.4l. 13, This Book wilt be found
an instrueliVe and most useful Companion for Colleges and
Academies, as well as to' those - who wish to keep up, or
improve in tho Latin, Italian, and French Languages, &C.
The Contents of the aboVe -Works. are too voluminous liar
an Advertisement; for which see the .British Critic for le.
bruary 1799, Augtot tEOO, September iBor, ace. and the
Prefiscc of the above Works.
.

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9-10 those who are afflifted with, the Scurvy,
1 Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and °they Disorders
arising from impure Blood ; to those likewise wifose Consti-
tutions have been impaired by the injudicious administration
of Mercury ; to those whose puerile indiscretions have already
given birth to Disease, or sown the seeds of Debility ; and
particularly to those who, being married, or on the eve of
marriage. arc liable to catail corruption on their posterity, it
must be a matter of no smai I consolation to reflect, that when
all , other .I%ledicines- have tailed, DE V E LNO's VEGE-
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At.thie Season of the year, a Svirectener of the Blood has
ever been deemed nece=ssary, and it is even recommended by
ttie Factilfy as a wise precautionary custom ;• the advantages,
therefore, of commencing an early course of Velno's
on account nftlieir efficacy, safety, pleasantness of operation,.
and convenience (requiring no confinement or restraint in
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It has also been ascertained. by ample experience, that
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Bathing,, the advantages of which are limited to the surface
of the hody, sinless some mild Altetativ; capable of con.
red* the properties of the Blood, be taken at the same
time.

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one; price tl. 29. by the Proprietor, J. Pidding, formerly
Surgeon in- the Army, at his Warebou.se, Nu. 76, Oxford-
street, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail by:Mr. Golding,
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icr, No. 4. Cheapsule ; Shaw and Edward#, No. 66, St.
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No. 29, A rtinAeWtrect, March t, ia,j.
HAVING dedicitted'myself to' the study, and
been gratified by the ►ttiost considerable praelice in that
branch which I thought proper to select, I trust that I have
not more ntisemployml tiow than those who, in the ex-
tensive field of the Profession, are occasionally immetsrd in
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success whia is
acqireit by conc:entrat►ng the nuelleclual power to one class
of casocle

71 he )iseasesof Debility are peculiarly distressing; for they,
bripg with them a train at concomitant Syinptonis, and, by a
depression of all vital energy, existence itselt becomes embit-
ter:d. . Whether they arise finni the prilvalence of ill ex-
ample, the destructive habits of schoolbeys, or the less ex-
cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require the most as-
siduous professional skill ; and well may it be observed, that
by the ignorance of uneducated Men, the symptoms are aggra-
vated, and the constitution is destroyed..
Asa Me:liberal t. 4.: Royal College of §urgeons, and fer-
merly Stirgeottin the Army, I ground my pretensions on re.;
gulauty ot education, and possessing every privilege to prac-
ticb, I feel myself entitled to that confidence with which I
have hitherto been so liberally honoured.
In the first' sensations of hied weakness, early application
will prevent the calamity of u Debilitated Frame; but where
the sufferer, from a consciousness of the unmanliness of the
vjee which caused his inisfortime, is fearful of the contempt
or censure of his Family Phesielan. and broods over his in-
firtnity With careful concealnient, it mini; be satistadtory for
him to be assined,Amt only of capability of tteatment, but
also of the most inviolable sescrecy.
adly, The Venereal contaminates .the springs of
life, the seeds of•existeocc are poisoned by it, and posterity
s injured by the iniliscr;:zion of an, tinguarded moment,-
1 n recent venereal complaints it is p6S4it)le to prevent pain,
danger, or distress and hi the most cumplicated cases it is
tile acquirement 'of exclusive experience in this line to etted
a sate, certain, and speedy re-establishment.
I oti4r the advantage of this experience to those of either
sex who are afflicted with any kind oftiebility, or any symp-
toms of Venereal trifettion..and in all cases the terms of
remuneration are stated, on thr firit interview. _ _

Patients in the Country are eipec9ed to inclose a flank
Note, and' are requeSted to bpecify.th,,ii age and manner of,
living, as well as the existing svinntomsoftlie complaint.
PKEE ,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons iu London.
No. 29, Strand, Arundel •strect, neer Temple-bar.—There
s an additional entrawo in Witter-street adjoining.