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PATENT PERUKES.

ROBINSON and HOLMES, Nn. 1, Ear-
AA- Meet, Strand, Pt rube-makers to his Royal Higbnefs the
. Fames of Watts, and to the Theatre Royal Covent Garden.
✓dpeetfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, they have
Rooms at No. 4, George-Itreet, Bath, for the acconunletlial
of thole viiiting that City, winos they may be fupplied with
their excellent Patent Penia, which maybe combod in ally
diredion,dreffed in any Melon, withooedircovering the wear-
log, as thole made in the ordinary way arc folded to by the
lighted derangement, but continually bans the graced re-
, temblance to nature ; the improved mode of working is not
ccolined to Natural Perukes, but may be sled in all kinds of
Perukes to the great& advantage. The Patent granted to R.
and H. is the only one wiser_ n the refenthlaw of mature has
47. e principal objecT of the inventors ; others being for
only.
Ladies' Head Dean and ornamental Halt., to be bad on
Klee above prindple, No. 8, Warwickilreet, Goiden;ufluomicec.
Printed hntrudions for mcaforing thole reading At a
may be bad as above ; anti reference for Payment In Town
will be expetled for Country Orders.

Da. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the neumatifms Colds which prevail
at this kafon of the year, no Medicine h fu fate aid effica-
cious as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PIi.L.S. Their peculiar
Widmer to promote Perfplration, and all the natural Seem.
thus, wW account for their fingular vino° in there Comp! Antes
as well as in many others to which the human frame is tiaLle
front the vieiStudes of our Climate. They arc admirably cal.
yawed for Monism of-the Stomach and BUIVi Is, fur perfuns
of a Bilious or a Gouty habit. as silo for thole whnfe conititu-
Cone have been Wafted by a too *dive or ton redeem:7 life.
They are liknwife particularly ferriceabie in Head-Ache we-
firmed by lodisation, and in rumoring the bid effrde of fres
hying; as aUo in preventlngPalfies and Apoplexies, fa often eke
coefequener of intemperance. Remarry Omni lbe had bathers
after every meth of minor drinking, and upon. every flight
iodifpottion; and thus their well keesvia charadtriftic of pm-
Isesevity wW be meintaistexl; for, by arSitini Nature
tile theLe difebarge of theaOlbal fundluns, and ha keeping the
caellitudee as it were imeontinual repair, they preferyr the bo-
dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature 1-reay.
As the Asata 'Tic Pm Ls owe their eleaknee to a peculiar
preparation, which hes never been divulged by the Inventor
but to the podia Propeietors, they can ooly be had genuine
front Mims mad they we fold by FRANCIS NILIVRItRY, at the
Wary:bosh for Dr. jawies's Powder, No. 47, the Fade End of St.
Paul's."' few doweresanCheapfide, Loudest; and at Dr. James's
late Mee iis Brutomftreet; In Bores peke 41. red. each, Stamp
',winded; or the epiantity of Gs may be bad in nee large
b. e, foe ti. as. 6i,—.obferve that the name." F. Newbcry, No.
4f, St. Peal," is misfired le the tamps. Ail others are coon-
whits, •

This dry were publillacd, to Sew price 3s. 6d. ditched,
PROCEEDINGS of a General Court Martial.
held at the Renal Hatpin.% Chelfea, on the 9th of (Maher
rice, and continual by adjournments to the i7th of the fame
Month, for the Trial of Captain Roger Engrave, of the ad
Regiment of Dragoon Guards, upon Charges as well
ofEmbczalettirtn. or Mifapplleedati-of Money, Provilioas or
Forage, as of baying made Falk Returns of the State of the
Troops under his command; preferred by (Limiter Mailer
Wilton, of the fame Regiment. Alfo the Trial of Quarter
Matter Sainticl Wilton, by a Mari& Court Martial, held at
&Viol, Go the toth and s Ith of Auguft Mr, upon a Charge of
Difolseditnee of Order, and infolence. at the inftance.af Cap-
tain Engraved Taken down in the refpealve Courts,.
By C H. WALKER, Solicitor to Mr. Wilton.
• London. Printed for T. Hurft, No. -2, Pau:molter-row ;
and Emery and Adams, High-drecti WILL

TABU DORSALFS, AND THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, dce.
• PradHeal Effays and Remarks on the Tabes Dorfalie.
Thin day was pebilibed. Price p. in large Odavo, bound in
• Bards, the Second Edition, with very cooßdaable addi•
bons, of
A.ACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpecies of Confumption incident to Youth, and the
different Stages of Life, commonly called Talmo Darlalis; with
an aerammt of the nature/ mores, and cure of that Dilimper;
dentooftrating its heedful effeds oo the Snell functions of the
Animal Economy, including the Dictates ailing therefrom;
efpecielly the Nervous Armpit's., the Exoncirolls, and the
Pthills, or Confutoption in gctieraL With Hiftories of Cafes oc-
, caning in the Author's Fraelice during the lait fourteen Years,
By H. F. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, In Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeno h•fajor to the Fifth Regiment of infaatay ; and the
Royal Hofpital, A Chatham.)
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OP THE

TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES, MIDWIVES,
MEDICAL STUDENTS, &a.
This day was publithed,
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Price One Shillioa and Sixpence,
No. L to be continued Weekly (the whole to be completed In
Fifty Numbers),maktng Five large Volumes, daftly printed,
with many Plates, of a new Edition of
rir`HE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHY-
SIC,A. SURGERY,and MIDWIFERY. The extraordinary
demand for the above Work has induced the Editor to extend
certain parts of it, which, in the opinion of fen= judicious
characters in the Medical World, were exhibltedin too narrow
a coupes ; and atfo to add to it a Vahan on the Babied of
Midwifery, by which it will be rendered a cheap and complete
Medical Library, no Ifs &liable for the &kith Practitioner
than ferviceable as a Guide to Phyßcians and Surgeons of the
Navy and Army in Tropical Climates.
This Work contains, •
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Proleffion.

-The Theory of Medicine. Phyllology, T'athology, and
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Volumes.

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of the Edinburgh Yr.idtice, drawn front a fuperior fource of
Medical etiticifm, will fuffieiently thew the merit of the un-
dertaking in its original form; and the Editor confidently ar-
rests, that no ;Melt additions have been made ; but, rdt the
oontrary, that he has exerted himfelf to compixts bis under-
taking by the feleetion of every valuable modern difeov,ry,
and that from the molt approved and indifputable fames of
information.

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the purpofc of a Teat Book during their attendance on Medical
and Surgical- Lealim, and we may add Midwifery; for the
Difeaks of Pregnancy, the puerperal State, and thufe peculiar
to Infants, are contained in it. We alto find feveral Difeates
not treated of by fyftematie Writers in general, but only in
diftindt Works, as Angina Paltoris, Pinions, Sufpended Ant•
nation. Cow-Pox, dm. The Work is furnidied with Indices
to the Praalee of Phylic, the Surgery, the Materia
and the Dotes of Medicines, as well as of the new and old
Names.

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a We recommend this Book as a •aioabie addition to the
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
FREEHOLD VU.LA AND LAND.
TO Bk SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE,
At the White Hatt lon, in Spiliby, Lincolnfiiire, on Monday,
the isth day of February, tiloa, (and not on the illth of
January,) between the Hours of Three and Five in the
Afternoon
KENDL EBY THORPE, being a very eligible
e FREEHOLD VILLA, delightfully fituated on a gentle
Mint:nee, commanding a molt enchanting profpea of a beau-
tiful furrodtuling country, peculiarly adapted for the refidsnce
of a genteel Family, in a neighbourhood eminently feted, and
computing a moil defirable outlift urbed Manor, ahnunditi.; with
Ganie, and One Hundred and ninety-four Acres an.l Two
Roods, by admeafurement, (more or lefi.,) of exceeding rich
Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land, within a Ring Fence, on
which is a varlety.of valuable Timber, difplayed with exquifite
tafte thrangistant the Eftate, which is fubjed only to Vicarial
Tithes and a molt moderate Land-tax.
The fituation is fisfularly &Arable, being in a fine fporting
country, in the vicinity dig celebrated pack of fine Fax-hounds.
and within twelve miles of each of thefe Fafhionable vefurts on
the Eaftern Coaft, Batton and Skegnefs, fo famed for the ex-
cellency of Sea Bathhig, and at. the eafy dittance of Three
Miles from Spiny, and Six from Alford, two very rdpeclabic
Market Towns.

A coniiiegable length of tithe vile he allowed the Purchtfz
for payment &the Pitrchak Money. on proper Perfonal Seca
rhy, who will alto have an opportunity of neatly doubling the
Eftite, by thepurchak of adjoining Lands, °tartly to be &II
A Plan oT the Elite may be fern by applying to Mr. lAlis,
No. 8. Curfitor.ftreet, Chancery-lane; or to Mr. Wm. Wstfler,
Attompery at Law, in Spiltby aforefaid.

rrHE NOBILITY, GEN CRY, and PUBLIC
1. in general, are refpeafully informed, J. BURGESS anti
Soo's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to
he prepared by dim In the fame manner that has given fuch
moist: dal approbation for many years paft.
The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Palms
reSdent in all parts of the World, and liming ttood the telt of
trial, ranks kin the fituation it now indintaiim.
The general utiiity of their ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to Laudon Fa.
millet, Ste. In purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of th.:r
rano INC, but at their Warehoufe as under.

beltEven,'"Other Article in the Oil Trade for faintly ufe, of the
quality.
WT-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS. of SHIPS,
ate. OFFICERS in tho ARMY and NAVY, fupplkd upon
the fttortett notice for the Eaft and Weft Ind:es, Ste.
Warehoufe, No. ten, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.

WHEN Pre,felional Men of education and re.
fpcnEhility deviate from the gencr.tl fyltem by the re
lodlon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued
fuccefa is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Eight years havel devoted my pradice to the eaclufive treat.
meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccersful refult at
my plan gives tue additional ardour to cpporc as far as I am
able the ravages of that complaints which are the melt import-
ant in the catalogue ofiannaoinfirmirios.
. . .

After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon', I
formed a will at an early period of :h-actice to recent individu-
ahlfrom the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally (lin-
gentus precipitancy of genera; Practitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprise every fpeciet of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whcther of a recent or long duration.--241y.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing tram the habits of
Schoolboys, or tht. indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de-
rangement of the fyftem In Women which is called BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerouadifeafts are the refult of Ignorance Of Italie In the
treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it riot unfrequentlf b
pens that the feeds or Lice are pnifoued 'Jy the Indiferetion
unguarded hoar. By a faperior method Etch com:itstrits rte
ably cured, and even where others have failed, I truft t' est i
'nay protium to offer a radical reeftiblidintent.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In this
dlfordcr compared with the calamitnua ll:us:ions of 141... n , w!,v
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oa:.
ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that ftate of Debility which
a the unavoidable confequ.ts tee of filch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy ftekrer broods over his ntifecy, but care,
billy conceals his misfortune, it may he tome e‘nfoiati,rot for
him to know, that although It be an abet of doubt or uncer-
tainty with ither Pradtitionens, the removal of dick 1.):•:El.
C I EN C/ ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation h the acquire
orient of my experience. If the rites of Bacchuvir Veris have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxi.ly will he prevented
by an early counteradion of this languid Rat, sad in there
cafes no great difliculties will occur.
• But where this Deficiencyl
(nuance is indifpen fibly requit
of Lee, and to re-animate the
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