Star.
London, England, 1807-02-11 00:00:00

Q,f_EEN.3 PALACR, FEB. 4:

The King wasll.is day plaafed to appoint.Riehard I.egb, of
Shaw Hill, Efci to he Slier;ff of the County Palatine of Lancafter.
AuLrritßY PROMO'll:1:11--(Fr'st driciday ties G.rxritt.)

WAR-OFfICA, ‘FE. 7.
48:h Retivient of Font—Brigadier General William Carr Beret
ford to be Colonel, ♦ice General Reid, deeeafed.
• MIMnRaNDUM.

The sprint/news of Lirutsoant Fdix Biome, from the Royal
Waggon Train, to 15: Lieistrisratt in the 3d Royal Vsteran Batta-
Ben, and Lieutenant V'itlians Walker, from the fame Corps, to
fir Lieutenant in the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion,h4re uot•fakct:

E11.121'11 in the nazette of Dec. t 6, Md. '
37th Re; i rent of Foot.
ltOr 7te Grant, Gent. to he Enron
Watt "Veered,' Grad, Gent. to to Fn6gn.
• ORDW•NCE OFFICE, 4E3. 7.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Tu t Lieutenart Fdward Figgto he Second Captain, vice Kennett,
deccartd. Dated Anguit 26, 1 Ba 6.
Second 1 kotertant George Ik atfott to be Erik lieutenant, eke Ni-
cholas. promoted. Dated February t. 1807.
Second Licettnant John B Harris to be Firft Lieutenant, vice
Fin, promoted Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant Charles Bevington to be Firft Lieutenant.—
Dated Fthruary t.
Coinntifllons in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of
Militia, figned by by the Lord Lieutenant.
hated January 26, IRc7.
Captain John Campbell, from half pay of the Cape Regiment, to
be Captain, vice Wl'Vbitti, doecafed.
• pang° Albu Stewart to be Lieutenant, vice joilivette, reGgised.
Csatrist 11, Goat. to be Enlien.
John ittKillegan,Gent. to be, knfign, vice Rufpint, reigned.
Mil Sinclair, Gent. to be Enftp, vice Ftewart,itronteted.
. CuMMinions in the Loyal Newai kVolunteer Infantry,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
sager Pecklington, jun. Fit to be Major. Dated OAR. zo, 18os.
Tu he Captains of Companies.
Fit* Lieutenant William Bland,vice W. F. Handley. refigneJ.
loft i.icuttnatit Chalks Elute vice Jubn Handley, refigneal.
Dated Nov:Miter to il-6. •
be Fit* Lieutenturts,
Second Lieutenant William Reader, vim Tonle. Aligned.
..Second Lieutenant Jnlto Kerahmall, vire Hold, re.lignet
Dated 'March 25, raos.
&Mond I,icutenant John Sudbury, vice Fortier, reeved.
l'atedoClober to, ans.
Seetind Lunt:sant 1 hentas Caparn, vice Bland, pro:sone&
Second Lieutenant Girreet Onloyno, vice Ml/114 ploaton 1.
Dated November t a. :8.:6.
To b.; Stcodd Lieutenants,
Charles Owen Chapman, tent. vice Conpieve, refits:ed.
John Fbe, Cent. vice Reader, promoted.
George Vara:, Gent. vice Kercheval. *nutted.
All dated March 23, slay.
Richard Forger, Gem. vice Sudbury. promoted—Oa. to, 1803.
Jettepb 't ipper. Gent. vice Caput:. promoted •i
'William Dickitifan,
jun. 'Gent. vier Moue, promoted. Dated November to. 0106.
To be. georter Matia—John Cortlrdsc, Gent. Dated March
25,
To be Pay maller--,George RamfJcn. Efq. Dated Anglin 9,1304.
To he AMltant turgetto—Jolut Cooke. Gent bated Novtonber
to, illo6.
ComruiJ,tns figned by his Majefly's Lieutenant for
the County of Renfrew—Renfrew Militia. .
Enfign Matthew Anderfon to he Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, rot
tigued; Gent. to be Eudgu, vice Anderfoin pro-
moted. Dated Januat y 14, do&
Renfrew Company of Volunteer Irfantry. •
I kutenaot James Grey to be Captain, vice Burns. deco:are&
linnets Julut Cowbrough to be Liimenant. vice Grey, promoted.
Lead Stewan, Gent. to be EnCem, vice CowLrough, promoted.
Dated January 14,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Help and James Sharrock, of Hoddleftten. Lancaikire,—Ja-
nosey 12, 1807.,.
John Knott and Robert Lees. of Bofton, Laneathire, amain mat
nufaelneers--Febroary 6, 1807.
John hiarihall anti Samuel Calvert, of Bedale, Todd:l:ire, mer-
cers and tit ap:rs —January 14, 1807.
Edward Wation and John M•Rae. Jun of Coventry, Minoan tect
January 12, 1807.
Charles Greemam and James Green, of leiverpoolOillobet z,
VW.
Joaph H. Reddell and Thomas Bate, of Birmingisatm.fwerd cot-
• !trio—February 3, 1307.
David Price and John itutlidge, of Plymouth Dock, men nwreers,
Dacernher 23, 1806.
Peter Dale and William Miles. f Manciseßee, reed makers--D'et '
evarber 3 t, titan.
Maks Taylor and Richard Cruntp, of Cameo-bees, London,
fullers, Ste.—Septenth: r 19,13.6
Thomas Powell and Charles Oyde, of Manama, ironmongers
—Sepambee 4. 1206.
Robert Beeby and John Battle, of Jewry-Street, Aidgate, cheefe-
tnongers—tianteiry tb, 1307.
Timmat Hatfield all Jon:ad:an Hattleld,of Maitchefter, corn and
oil dealers—lleptentta:r Is, it:s.
Bro.'k', Moms, nay. and Angel Loahey, of Sandford
MWv, Osibr."••ire, mealmen—DeceneNer 3: , 01:4.
Thomas Dry a I mut L, .key, of Sandford Mills, nsealtnen—
Oa ha 23,1 a . 6.
Henry Dowling, of Callle.ftreet, and James Cattleden, of St. Ma-
r" tin's•court, Waittnintter—January 31, tBO7.
W.Finm Wont!, Samuel W ood, and Thomas Locker (deteafed), of ,
BattelotStaffordtblre, tan henware mann fadttrers-- Jan a, 806.
BANKRUP CY ENLARGED.
March 14. Jacob lase.' Levy, late of Haydoznareet, I►llnoti s,
Mitldlefes, merchant, at ten, at Guiklhail.
BANKRUPTCY 3UPERSEDF.D.
Francis Searle the elder, and Franck Searle the younger. of New.
man-*rear, Oxford an e• whole! Ie groetrs and partners.
it.,INKR
ToomasTeplitt, late of 'heat Crimfby, corn-mer-'
data, dealer and eliapittan, to turrenclin• February ic, is, and
March 24, at deems, at the Dog and DuckeKin;tion upon Hn:l.
Attornies, Mr Henry Fortier, Crimfby ; or Alert. 4lees 'and
Knowles: New Inn, London.
• I homas Wilkins the younger, of St. Alban's, Herta, herfeolealcr,
february 14 21, and March 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attner.zy, Mr. Tatham, Craven•Rrect, St nod.
t:.lua Cook, of Gl.reeefts.r. wine merchant. Frbetrary t 9, at ftve,
February 20, and March 24, at eleven, at the Bell luti, Glou-
ctfter. ikttereia, Mesh,, :lltre:Utli col Rrlthir s, Linesqu'a lan,
Lorlan.

James Battens, late of the parillt of Ilitton, Gloueefterthire, malt.
Rer, dealer and Chapman, February 12, 11, and March 24, at
eleven, at the Full Moon. in North-ftreet, Briftol. Attorrdet,
Meffrs. Jenkins. James and Co. New Inn, London; or Edmund
Griffith the younger. Briftol.
Moles Batt, of the parith of St. Philip anti Jacob, Gluucefterfhire,
maltfter, February lz, 21, and March 24, at ten, at the Full
Moon, North-ftrect, Briltol. Attornies, Maffei. Jenkins, James
and Co. New Inn, London ; or Edmund Griffith the yonngt.r,
BMA
John Frankis, late of the hamlet of Huecleeote, Neigh of Church-
down, Gloucefterfhire, dealer sod Chapman, February 56,17, and
March 24, at-eleven, at the Greyhound inn, Broadmead, Briltol.
Attornies, Mr. Wm. Vizard, jun. Gray's lun, Loudon ; or Mr.
John Henry Frankis, Corn•ttrect, Briltol.
Robert Tabrum and John Barron, late of Walbrook, near the
Manfion-houfe, London, Manchefter warchoufenten elealerit,
chapinen, and copartners in trade, February 54,11. and March
24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atkinfon, Cattle Rivet,
Falcon iquare
Nathaniel Iles Butler. and Benjamin Butler, of Painfwick, Ginn-
cefterthire, clothiers, dealers, chapmen and copartners, Fehroaey
38. at five, Feb . If. and March 24. at ten, at the Fleece Inn,
Rodborough. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Croome, Gravel Pitts,
near Stroud; or Mr. 'Vizard, No 4, Gray'. Inn-fquare, London.
jofepli Todd, of Berwick upon-Tweed, fhip builder, timber mer-
chant, dealer and Chapman, February 23, 24, and Match 24, at
eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingiton-upon Hull. Attor-
nies, Aleffrs. Allen, Fatty, and Stocktr, Furnival's Inn, London,
or Mr. Cotfworth, Kingtlon-upon•HulL
Macall Medford, of the New City Chambers, London, Bwiker,
Dealer and Chapman, February 14, 11, and March 24, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jermyn Meet, St.
James's, London.
Jokpli Prior; of Princes &get, Spitalfields, Middlefes, Dry •
falter, Dealer and Chapman. Fettruary 37, 24. and March
aa, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Church-
Brett, Spitalfielda
John Pobfon, of Ratcliffe highway, Middlefez, Linen-draper,
Dealer and Chapman, February 17, 24, and March 24, at one,
•at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Syddall, No. 258, Ai
derfgate•itrett, London.

DIVIDENDS.
Feb. r.s. David Mover. of Gutter-lane, London, merchant, 83e.
at twelve, at Guildhall.
Ftl,. 14. George Eafterby and William Macfarlane, of Canada
Wharf. Rothcrhithe. merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb.l3. diehard Ncfbit, of Neweaftle upon Tyne, grocer, at ten.
at the Qiceri's Head, Newcaftle upon Tyne.
Feb. O. Wm. Lewis, of Dow;ais, Mertbyr Tidvil, Glamorgan-
fhire, Otopkeeper,at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Broad-ltreet,
Brill .1.
Feb. 14. Edward Hargrave, of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer
and Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Fcb. 14 Daniel Chafe, of Dean. ftreet, Holborn, cordwainer, at ten.
at Guildhall.
Feb 54. George Stratton and Henry Stratton, of 13144 friars Road,
Surrey. ironmongers, at eleven, at GuildhalL
Feb. 54. Francis Clarke of Barnet, HCrt4, wine merchant, at ele-
ven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. ta. Jofeph Dodgfon, of hfillthorpc, Yorkfbire, hark dealer,
at eleven, at the Strafford Atm s, Wakefield, IforkNire.
Feb. r 4. William Davies, of Holborn, Middlefex, linen-draper, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. t 6. Bingley Watfon,late of Mansfield. Nottinghamfbire, car-
penter and. uicer, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, :‘ fan- field.
Feb. 36. John Dobfon, late of Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at eke
S:ar and Garter Inn, Paradift-ttreet, Liverpool.
February /4. Francis Drake, of Plymouth-dock, Deronlbire,
baker. at ten, at Guildhall.
February 36. Auftin, of Dudley, Gloueefterfhire, glair
feller, at ten, a: the Lamb inn. Dudley.
February 14. Thumas Farmer Careless, of Connter-ftreet, South-
wark.Surrey. cora duke, at twelve, at GuildhalL
February 14. Thomas Higgins, of Throgruortou-ftreet, London,
merchant, at eleven.. at Guiklball.
February t 4. James Hamilton and Vim. Surkington, of Finch-
lane, London. merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
February t 4. Jamas Henry Champion, of Gravefend, Kent,
grocer, at ten, at Guildhall.
February 14. PAO Petted, late of Yarmouth, Norfolk, uphol-
fleece, at eleven, at GuildhalL
February is. Tlounsi. Boofsil, of the Crefcent, Se George'. field',
beintbwa:k, cabinetmaker and broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.

INTELLIGLNCE.

COLRT 0# COMMON PLEAS, FEB. 5.
mcwsow V. CAREY.

This was a motion made on the part of the de
Pendant. that a bail bond (into which the had entered
for the payment of a debt of 241 ) lhould be delivved
np to be cancelled, on entering a common appearance.
Sergeant VauGHAN obfetved, that the defendant's
application could not be attended to, if the fits
Hilted in the affidavit he held in his hand, could be
relied on, in which the deponent, Henfon, fwme,
that the defendant, Mrs. Carey, had• come to lodge
at his houfe, in the charatter of the widow of an
officer ; that the had in his honk contraCted debts to
him, amounting to 24.1. for which he had teikatedly
applied. in vain ; at length, the deponent threatened
her with ;urea, in cafe of non payment ; whereupon
The declared, that Captain Carey, whofe mittrefs, not
wife, the had been, was then in the 3d Royal Veteran
Battalion, quartered in jerfey, on whom. if the plain-
tiff would draw, he would undoubtedly accept the
bill, and provide for its payment in due comic; the
plaintiff comp►ied with her requen, and wrote to
Captain Carey, incloting a draft, which, in a few days,
was returned difhonoured ; he than waited on Mrs.
Carey, who told him the was furry for the difappoint.)
ment, but was eafy as to any confequence, relishing
from it to herklf, as She allured the deponent tie was I
the legal wile of Captain Carey, from whom, for
fame pirate reafonr, the had lately eloped; the, of
eoiltfe, could not be liable to the debt, while her
hutband was living. The affidavit further Rated,
that the now went by the name of Carr, and lived
under the protation of a Gentleman in Wellmirlter.
The Connie' urged, that as. in this cafe, the
fa'& of eoverture was at bell very doubtful, which
was the ground on which the application was
made, the Defendant's application mull ha for
this he cited an authority from Second Blacknone's
Reports, 9-.)5. For though the defendant might (wear
in her affidavit, as he underflood the had, that the
had been married, yet as that term might be diffe-
rently applied, the might only mean to fay, that a
fort of form of marriage might have paired between
the parties, which was not at all binding in Law.—
Such intlances were unhappily too frequent ; he,
therefore, hoped, that except tht cafe of coverture
was made out by other drcumerits betide the defen.
dant's affidavit, the Court would refute the applica-
tion to cancel the bail bond.

Serjeant BEST obferved, that fuppnfing the whole
of this fcandalous affidavit true, the &Et of her co
verture was in no wife impaired by it. The anfwer
even of Captain Carey to the plaintiff's letter did not
declare fhe was not his wile t but noly (aid, that he
could not then accept the draft. By permitting her
to nfe his name, and even calling her in his letter
Mr.. Carey, the matter was alniolt placed bond a
donbt ; but the Counfel sbfw ved, he could even
bring in evidence the depofition of the Chaplain of
the Regiment, who martied the parties, if the
Learned judges thought it abfolutely necegary.
The Court not deeming any thing fur titer neceftry
to ellablifh the validity of her cuverture, grantcathe
pplication.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, IN LOTS,
On Monday, the i6th day of February, 1807, at the Peacock Inn,
in Bofton,
AVALUABLE and Prod Olive FREEHOLD
ESTATE, fituate at Sutterm, Wigtoft, and Swinelhcad,
in the County of Lincoln. about five Miles from the Lige and
Mercantile Town of Bolton, compiling upwards of Three Hun
Bred Acres of rich incluted Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Mar&
Land, with fuitahle Farm Houfes and Buddiags thereon.
Particulars of the Lots may be had, by applying to Mr. John
parkinton, Afgarby ; Mars. Jones and Pleydou, Solicitors, War-
wick ; or Maim. Minns and Parkinfon, Solicitors, H.mcaftle, at
whole Office a Plan of the Eitate may be hen.

HOUSE AND LANDS IN ASHBORNE, DURBYSHIR E.
At the Blackmoor's Had, in Afhhorne, in the County of Derby,
on Saturday, the a ift day of February inflant, between the
hours of four and fix o'clock in the afternoon, in the following
Lots, and fubfeet to fuch conditions as will then be produce:,
1.07' I.
_ _ _

A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE er Dwelling.
Houk. Rotate in the North ride of the Weft end of Church-
Meet, in Alhborne aforefaid, with the walled gardens, ftabling
for bodes, coach-boure, and other outbuildings and appurte.
glances thereto belonging, lately occupied by Mrs. liodgfun, dc-
feared.
The above heck is !hosted in the heft part of the town of
Aihherne, end is well calculated for the refidence of a Gentle-
man's Family.
Ayr 1i —Two Freehold Clores or Parcels of rich Meadow or
Patient Land adjoining each other, called the Field Clercs con-
taining together about nine Acres, with the hay-barn [landing
thereon. fituate in Offcoat and Underwood, in the parilb of Atli
fr borne, and now in the occupation of Mr James Riddlerden.
Further particulars way be had by application w Mr Berr.oford,
Solicitor, Afitbortc.

FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR PERTH —TO BE LET,
'THE HOUSE or CAS I'LE c,l ME L'HVEN,
with a large Garden, Hot wall, and Orchard, well flocked
with molt kinds of the belt Fru!: Trees and Bufhes, all in fall
Bearing The Houfe has hen lately painted. and is contrercly
furnithed ; the fituation healthy and beautiful. Potty at Whit.
funday next, though, if more agreeable, earlier pedvtatm may
perhaps he obtained The tenant may be accommodated with
what quantity of ground he inc:ines at a fair rent.
or further particulars application may be made to Lieutenant.
Colonel Robert Smyth, the proprietor, at Methven Cattle; or in
Archibald Lundie, W. b. Edinburgh.
fu S. SOLOMON, Efq. M. D. LIYERPOOC----
London, Nov. zo, in&
DEAR SlR—.The iliforders with which a Lady
of my acquaintance was afllided, were nervous affections
and a very high inflammation of the lungs, attended with excetive
cm.giting, which reduced her to death's door. She told me that the
had the belt medical advice the could procure, and Dr. Pitcairn
among other., but to no purpofe Shc continued twelve months in
this difordered Rate, went en Drilla% and found ;to relief—.that for
four months together the could nut lie down in bed, aithout the
hazard of txectßve pain or fuf:ocatimi, and tinting that perind
could only reR l.v being propped up wilt pillows. Being Anna
worn nut with tuffering, a friend advifed fur to boy a bottle cf
your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD; fhe purchafed two half.
,guinea bottles, and found mach relief from them. arid then bought'
a sl. box, which pc:Teeny renal-eel her front the debilitated tire of
her lungs and a nervous dil"rder. She alfo added, that many id'
her friends, through her recommendation, had found great benefit
by taking them. 1 am, dear bir,your very humble Servatit,
JAS. NiATHEWs, No. tB, Strand.
Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead Houfe,near I.ivcrpool, in los.
6d. and 3311 bottles; ibe latter contain four oh the former by arid&
the pierchafer Caves os. Every gettuine bottle has 2 (lamp, %dick
bears theproprietues name and addrele. " Sand. Solomon, Liver.
pool." to imitate. which is

nU l'l.E Kis RESTORATIVE TOO tki•POW.
DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public aelatge, Was in
the circle Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, andthe
Nubility, and Gentry (his Patients), and its virtues juttly appre-
ciated: but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly an-
nouncing this preparation: Mr. Butler has come in poffeifion of the
Original Recipe, and he begs to affure thufc &failed with decayed
or offenfive Teeth and Gums, that they may rely on its efficacy
and reflonitive quality—a Truifin of whia any une may be eon-
winced by a fair and candid trial of one Box.

Of the PROPER Tt xs of this Too rat Pawnsit—ltadeterfive pro.
perry is juft follicle-tit to clear away thofe deftrudive panicles of
acid which Generally adhere to the Gunu and in the interiiices of
the teeth, without injuring the furface of either, healing forenefsiu
the former, and promoting a new enamel of pearly whiteners where
Rims been injured or corroded, on the latter. It has a *slant
and agreeable odour, and in withal fa perfeetly innocent, that it
may be eaten without injury. Tbd. diltinguithing eluiraeterifties
of its fanative effeds and fuperiority. have procured it the oilman-
ded approbation of the Qjyen, the Prineeff,v, the Emprefn of Raf-
fia, the Docheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and
retort of the EngliA and Foreign Nobility, many of whom mom •
mend it with admiration,as a necrffary appendage to the till. and
indeed they do but common jullice herein. Gums it imparts a firm-
nth and beautiful reduefs to the gums—to the breath thc mon de-
leetable fweetnefs, and, if tiled cunttsq.ly as diredled, will render
the Teeth firm and white, and prevent the tooth acs from return-
ing to thole who have been liable to its moil baneful drafts.
Prepared and GAL wholefale and remit, by Mr Butler, No. 4,
Cheapfatie, corner of Paternoller-row. London, and of molt coun-
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at as 9d each.
(If whom may be had, Butler's improved Sliver-wired Tooth
Brufhee, price as. ea..h.
1U ft:UALO l'A Y1.01t., ttfq.
Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-itreet, London.
S• FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to infra t;
you of the very great and extraordinary Curet have melt:ail
font your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, I
Aleut two years ago I was att.eked with a Venereal Diforder
wide 's I treated rather nightly ter tome die, but the dire**.
length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the
molt eminentot the Faculty, but their afflitanet; reeled only teen- I
porary relict. I went through various cowries of Salivation, IP4
from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere;
Skeleton. the ulcers that fpread all over nay Mo* rendered rOft
a complete nbjedt, fo that my friends derpaired of my recovery.,
When brought to this fkuarion, I eonlidered death as inevitibie,
but a relatilm of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which
your Pdts had fueceeded, 1 was induced to try a boa o. them,
which I thought rather relieved me, and by peneverance feetam:
or three urtiths, and following your dir. alone, I experieneel
th- men untectr.ntable relaxation front pain, the fore gradually
uheding ; f am now, thank Oen, perfedly recovered, and wa/ks
ing out daily : I doubt not but use more hue, which I think can-
tious to take, will eltablith my health in its original Rate. It I.
walla the moil heartfelt gratitude that I fetrferibe myfclf, Sir,
your much üblig.d humble fervant, Was. Pita son.
Deanfgate, Maclielter, July a, !Sen.
I'.S. Fur the public he:nefit I don't ebjed to the above being
publiihed, but leave you to ad as our own better judgment than
did ate

Prepared sod fold by the foie Proprietor, Thomas Taylor Mem-
ber of the Royal Collge of Surgeons, 1.0nd.,n at his Houk,No. 9, New Bridge ftrect. Where, atter a c•miliint Wide-ace of
more than tinny fix years, in a praetice particularly ditedod to
the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviotat.le Secrecy,
which Men of his prohl(tun Ihosid always ohietve, he Baum
hinikif, the advice and affiltance be gratuitoufly admiiiiitas
r dons taking this Medicine will Ise eftecnied by a difcereingPsb
lie, as an advantage feldom to he obtainca, and void of .mbiguky.
—Alto S.ld, by his Appointment, for the eonvenier.ce of thole
living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban*s.ftreet.
Pall Mail; the roy Shop, No. to., Gifford-tercet; ;Mr Deo-
rough's. Na 7, FiM..ftreet Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeikr, No. t,
Union Row, Little Tower HiU ; Mr. Watfon's, South.Bridgc,
Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwelrs, Dublin ;Mr Waage's, L.ivcrpool;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; aodby one Pe fun in every con-
fiderahle Town in Great Britain and Ireland, is Boxes of only
25. 9d. each, Pealed tip with full and plain dimdboos, whereby
Perfoas of either See may Cure theinfelves with Eafe, Speed, Se-
crecy, and fafety.

ENUVA Flit) HEAI.III.
IT has been too frequently the fubjeet of jiilt and
general reprobation, that men dettitute of the elements of
the medical art. have offered thenvfeltres as candidates for public
patronage In the profeffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing
jultice to the refult of our itudies and experience. and to prevent
us from being claffed anionuhofe estipirica whole impudent pre-
tenfions have, unfonunately for today, been too favourably in.
unveil, we beg leave to (abaft to the liberal and enlightened },
faithfuillatement of our parfaits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as the pupils or Mars. Grin-
dal and Blizard, whore lectures and retake we carefully and►
del, as profeffeirs and farseeing of the London Hdpisal, wasaterego
°perches as Itudents in that juitly celebrated khool tor medi*
acquirement. th^ Royal College of Edinburgh, and were iqiienes-
ted in the alit :rent branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory ant
pradtice of Phyfie. Chemiltry, Midwife/I, botany, die. It. by
tbofe eminent profeffors, Drs. Mono, Gregory,
Duncan and Rutherford. We trait we than not be dannado•
futnpt nous in raying that our proficiency and aequierserrean bre"
ineolifidetable• Having for a long reeks of years mode treosresl
complaints, and the various difeaks of DEELLalf,the particulat
object of our ltudics and practice, it will, we hope, be ailowed
that we have acquired lisparior knowledge of their from
and cure. In flight and ream cafes of infetftion, a petted re-
eltablififtnent is completed in the Sort period of two days; oak
in thole of the utmolt inveteracy, where other prasilibmitila hag!
failed of Need's, a proper perfeverance In our plan treatment>
eufures to the patient a fafe and radical cure.
Amidft the melancholy variety of difordeva which arethe Weft,
of a habit long and mutt unhappily prettied by the youth of both
Sties, there are none more alarming or more difirelling than thole
deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embalm,'
the matrimotual Rate. To fuck perfons it mutt be a condoling re-
fleCtion to know that they may now, by a new sad infallible mode
of treatment, be rettored to that greateft of all human Welling', a
ftroug, manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all tale, of &Wills
from whatever caufe aril*, as well as in every (pecks of acre-
real infection, we may be confalted by patients of either fez wbk
the greateft fecrecy and bnnnur. Hours of eanfultation at home
from ten to three, and fron fix in the evening fillet's Knight.
Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the partienlars Of
their cafe, age, and gmeni habit of living. &c. &c ineksfing
remittance for advice and medicines, whets the fame will be given
or feat to any part of the kingdom. To enfant that fecreey ro ef-
fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be added to'
the at/Count for medicines. CURRIF. and' CO. Surgery,
November 26, iBc6. No. to 7, Hatton Garden-
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