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London, England, 1817-08-06 00:00:00

1711:1'7'..11,L1NG-OFFICE, .deigu.st 3, 1;317.
E CO:i.T,',ll lONEIt.S for I'IC7'LL4LLING

7.1 • Ili,
.11.1,1 A'.: r do Acreby gine Notice,
'4ton Tocsin!" next, the 12th Instant, they trill be read,/ to
Ti"ndors in '1'1414,4' (sealed up), and feent for Fifty
isurnm, and Fifty Tons of CHEESE, to be de-
."ed into his Majesty's ri,tualling Stores at neWird
21'
14e space of one Month, and to be paid for bq Bills
PaYa4le, without Interest, six tu da,/s after date.
r4e Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-
"aq3 Office-
-4'o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
I4ll' not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not
te delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
74e‘$day next, the 12th Instant, nor unless the Person who
the Tender, or sorac Person on his behalf, attends,
1102nswer when called for.

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
THE EXHIBITION of PICTURES, by DE-
„ cEAsHo BRITISH Rns.rs, _will. be CLOSED on
fle Afterllt94,ll of TUESDAY, the lith of August.—Ope*
`t',ll2 Nine 911 Six.
Admittance Is.—Catalngue
By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. •
His Royal highness the DUKE of YORK. President.
Uttc;eoN—qtr. Kiernan, Member of the Koyal Coliege,
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London. -
otientteriEts---Farl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col.
J. liiirry, M.P. John Latouche, M. I'.
TI-1 E Royal anti Noble Patrons ot the above
, Izcs-rntTioN, for the exclusive Treatment of VD-
\F-TtF.AL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences,
!II order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se-
teeted Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the
:ist of the Royal College) from having directed his chief at-.
"Ltion to those diseases. It is the misfortone of Patients
4llder such complaints, to he too often the dupes of finite-
titte Pretenders, who practise on the credulity by imposing
titles and specious promises. Against this cross (of late so
Itainerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his
°lticial duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of
the Royal College, published in rebt nary ltilf;, as the only
~3!ire guide, and that no assertion of Persons'assuming such
titles, and poldiely advertising, them ivittiont being sane-
'Hled he this List, are to he credited'. The annual reports
bf the f,oeli Dispensary will prove, t.:331, saute of the roost
fl'ulge-ious cases of Strictures, Debility, ‘-itl other supposed
144:arable atrein ions of the Generative Org . us, have been here
za(tically and successfully treated i facts :chick require no
,s
'lcline,-ed testimony of affiiavits to prove, but the most re-
sl'ectid;le Medical. evidence.
lir. KIERNAN amv be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,
at-his !must:, 21, Lo'reer Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
Where Letters ft oin Town and Country are to be addressed,
4flii the nccessai y A,:viee and Medicine viii be given, or
tent; to any part of the United Kingdom.
dust published, price 45. Second Edition, Practical Oh-
r'riertions on tile abieve Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be
lad at. Ni,. 174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and
1") O. 10, Ci own-court, Soho.
...._

By Ills NI AS ESTY'S ROYAL LE 'IT ERS PATENT. -
"T. MEIVALF.L;'S N F.TRATING aA it BRUSHES, for

all kiwis of Uses.

"IPiIE Universal Reception and Unbounded Pa-
tronalze (beyond all parallel) given to these New In-
<toted iIItf:SHES, by all Ranks in Society, is a wonderful
ci their excellence over every other Implement for
leaning the Head from Scurf, thereby. strengthening,
ueanti,ving, awl promoting the growth of the Hair.
As HORSE they are approved and recons-
411,aded by Prolcssor 4 olman. They are alike esteemed 'for
All of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic Purp.ses,
therein a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and corn-
tiipe,conomy with exrdition. They are also of the greatest
too,,,pwoce for MwmfActuro and Machinery, and are highly
lo'preeiat ed by a number of the first artisans in . the cowl-
ta,!-y, the superiori-ty of the Patent Brushes is so great, that
comparisonl all others are wholly useless; as will be
Ptoved on trial.

Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalebone, or any
I,llu;tcrat'on, and at the same price as genuine Brushes here-
't4ore made.
'Po be had Retail of the Patentee, l'co. 3s, Great Mary-le-
-1)60e-street, Portland-place' and at 359, Oxford-street, and
all respeetal)le Venders of Brushes in the United Kingdom.
N.8.---Some fraudulent Shopkeepers having imposed on
the Public, bolls in price and Auality, by selling spurious
Brushes, please to ails fm J. Metcalfe's Patent Brushes, and
'fe each brush has the Patentee's Stamp impressed on it,
4' Metcalfe, Patentee," with the Royal insigna. Wholesale
Orders to he addr-ssed to Metcalfe and Kent, 49, Dean-street,
or T. G. K4mt, Poultry, London.

bAILINIAN .1-.SI'ENS.I.II.I', con THE CURE OF STRIC-
ThRES IN THE UttETHR.A.
Ph'l miny Public Cluiricies which (listing-nisi-I
AlEngland Iron other Countries, and the unabated ar-
,(tOnr which still cot:tortes to support and extend them, have
left the Indigent and the Sick few evils to deplore, or for
which the benevolence of the Public have nut provided a re-
tied): and a refuge.
Amidst these useful anti honourable designs for the relief
of poverty and disease,-..-diSeiSTS of, or Strictures in the
Urethra, seem to have escaped the vigilont humanity of the
Country, Ovoid, it is a fact well known that many thousands
tf the labouriog poor are seeerely afflicted with this etias•
incapacitatiog them, in a great measure, for these
tato ttons necessary for tile support of themselves and their
families. This iaatteoliou, however, may be attrihuted to
the retired nature of the complaint, rather than to any in-
tiitrerence of puti_lie opinion, mid it is only necessary to ,11-
Prize the benevolent of its &stressing ustare, to excite coin-
tOiseration, rind to obtain the most extensive assistance.
The disease is sui o•encris, but of the most complicated
Viaracters proditeiog amongst other symptoms natural to
strictures—extensive \yearn:es% and dehiiity—the loss Of
rest—symptomatic aguess-suppression, and at other times,
ilcontineuey of in into owl, in a word, a phisical depriva-
-1_;on of all those social conifoiti which cunsuie and make life
qesirable.
'Under these circumstances, it is proposed to establish a
Paatitable Institution, for the relief of the int;ilf,nt and la-
).)6;ig classes' of the community, afflicted with Strictures,
‘lllO sire unable to procure that professional assistance which
rive peculiar nature of this disease demands; and with that
!leo', the friends and promoters of this lostitation have turn-
‘itt their attention to Mt-. Dufour, Surgeon, Ni,. 48, Bemers-
Oxford-strect, whose rt::ctice has been confined to
this branch of Surgery, as the !mot ro:,er person that could
ott solicited to sop, iotend art Est„Oilishinint, professing to
and circulate ti Ittimedy.of which he is the sole Pro-
kietor, namely- DARAN'S MEPOCATED BOUGIES, from
the Instittition derives its name.
'Mr. Du four's rtailiness to unilertiike the manwerocnt of
rite Dispensar), oil who has citosented to detach a part of
Lis own house, to be toont for tlot Co! rying into effect this In-
titotioti. most woo:it, oitoty (oda:allies that stood iii the way
ttf its titiol
This lostioition vii be supported by voluntary contribu-
tions a!),ll)cmf)croin:—.`,ll:Jual Subscribers•of One Guinea
have the ptivilege of having one Patient constantly on
the books.
A ,Subscriotion of Tell Guineas o ill constitute a Governor
for •
he Patients to Ire admitted on a Subschher'srecommenda-
iimo
N, persons, whose Colnplaints are Venereal, will be olk;icts
itf this Charity.
To corry those benevolent intentions into efreot, boobs are
at the Dispensary, for the insertion of the ;mines' of
Quell potsims as ore ioclined to support the Institution, and
tvliere n Prosooct us may he b td; also at Mr. V. B. Smart's',
17, Lishe-stri•cto Leicester-square ; and at Alr.
17:!,
k is proposed wrio: shortly to call a :Meeting of the Friends
•
the lostitution, of which pulilic notice will be iiiven.