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London, England, 1801-08-29 00:00:00

By WILLIAM TURN BULL,

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Fellow of the Medical Society of London, and Surgeon to the
Eaftern Difpenfary.
London: Printed by H. L. Oalabin, Ingrans-court, Fen-
church-ftreet ; and fold by J. Jokudon, St. Paul's Church-yard;
T.'Boofey, Old liroad-ftreet ; J Wright, Piccadilly; Murray
and Higltley, Flecoartet ; and J. and A. Arch, Graccchurch-
11.reet.

• • An attentive porufal of the above publication is
larly recommended to mothers, and thole who have trertic,...l
and management of children ; for by an early and perfcvering
attention to the complaint during infancy, the happielt confe-
quenc,s are to be expel ed,and the many inconvenienves miring
from this difeafe in advanced life will ho prevented.

N.B. Since the commencement of this Inn:feudal, upwards of
'sod patients have been admitted under the care of Mr. Tv RN
SUL L, and have received effential benefit. In a great number
of inft.ances, a radical cure of the malady has been accomplillted.
try' The applications for admifflon have exceeded woo.

This day was publithed, price TOG. 6d. in boards, VaL XIL
And lait, of the svo. Edition, Of
THE HISTORY OF KENT, CorreEteci and
Improved, and brought down to the prefect time, and
illuftrated with Maps. Views, Antiquities, he.
By the AUTHOR of the FOLIO EDITION.
This Volume completes the Hiftx of the City and Metro-
political Church of Canterbury, contents many valuable
original communications from fevcral eminent Literary Chi-
ream, and is adorned with the following fpkodid Embellllls-
motet—
t. A Quarto Plate—A, South View of the Cathedral Church
of Cantury, from an original Drawing, taken by Johnfbn,
in 1654, now in the poidedion of the Rev. the Dean, (finely exe-
cuted by Newton.)
Likewife five Octavo Plates, viz.—qouth Bat View of Can-
terbury Cathedral, from the defign of Mr. Wood, engraved
by Newton ; Arches over the River Stour, Black Friars, Can-
terbury, defigncd by Wan. Groombrldge, engraved by Raven-
hill ; Weft View of Ethelbert's Tower, 9t. Auguftine s Monads_,
tery ; South View of the Gate of St. Auguitine's Monaltery ;
Ancient Drawing of the City and Church of Csterbury, de-
try Mr. M.Thomas, engraved by Pollard.
And four Vignettes, viz.--Ansis of the Author, North-EaR
View of Canterbury, Dean Wottoo's Monument, the old Corn.
IVLlrket at Canterbury, from the defigns of Mr. M. Thomas,
finally engraved by Pollard.
At the fame time was publilised, No. XR.
Being the lift of the Engravings executed for the Velumes of
this Hillery, of a new and accurate MAP of the COUNTY
of KENT, having upwards of roe Names of Places added toil
more than in the former Map, with other Correttlons and
ltn-
provements, and the revere' lXvillooß Rives, Parks, Heaths,
Ste. elegantly Coloured. Price to the Purchafers of the Volume
Sa 6d. to others es. 6e'
The many flattering commendations beffowed on this Work
by fome of the molt exalted Literary Charadiers in the King-
dons, and by the Subferfbers In general, at the fame time
that they are highly gratifying to the undertaking, cannot
fall of being a fuilician recommendation of it to a dikernlog
Publle.
Printed and fold by W. Briftow, Canterbury; and may be
had of Mr. White, Fleet.ttreet, and C Law, Avie-Maria-
I,ane, Ludgate-HUI, London • and of ail the principal Book-
felien in the Countynt Kent, Ind Kingdom as large ; of whom
any of the former Numbers or Volumes of this Work may
be had. •
TO THE PUBLIC.
As the two bit Volumes of the foregoing Work wholltrelete
to the lliftory of the City and Metropolltleal Church ir Can-
terbury, the Prefab's bent fo arranged sato enable the Printer ,
to offer thefe to the Public as a complete Hillary of that re-
fpettable and ancient City ; fuch Gentlemen as are defirous of
befit 'undated with this Work, are requeßed to apply with-
out' delay, to Mr. Briftow, the Prioter and PubliS.cr, at his
Haute, oo the Parade, Canterbury ; or to the lochfciere be-
fore-mentioned.
The great care which has been taken to rend
the kind
er the
of Cloterbery.AE In every Department, Isy
mote of kite Literary Characters, together with the
exponfive bet oecrffarf Entheathweente, makes It one of
molt curious and delimitie Publications of Typograpiesei
Tee yet extent.
Mr. Barstow, %Weller od itterblir7r
e ed the Pitta and Copy Right PACKE's NletUro--
ORO Chomgrapikal CitkaT of EAST KENT, has eirer to
hl. •n at etry we
iogairhotgandiswe, which he sc.
forae to the lbgblie at the redacted peke ad Vrtetp
icOadwanka with tic pliktolati3O

WHEN. Profaiunal•Men of education and re-
(livability deviate from the general fyftem by the re
ledUon of a peculiar Branch, the fa:halm of long continued
face& babe belt criterion of fuperiority.

Elibt years have I &weed my pratlice to the exclufive treat-
, ment of THREE DISORDERS and the fucccfsful rcfult of
my plan gives Me additional ardour to oppote as far as I WV
abla the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import-
ant In the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I
formed a wills at an early period of Preface to recut individu-
als from the Ignorance of uneducated Mat. w the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Praaitio
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent we long duration.—ldly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether idling from the habits ef
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lardy that de-
rangement of the (Taut in Women which Is called BARRE N•
NESS or sTERtLrry.
Numerous difeara we the refult of ignorance or hate In the
treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not uncrequently hap.
pees that the feeds of Life are peifinied by the Indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperier method fucli complaints arc
cafily cured, and -ewin where others have failed, I true that I
may prefurne to offer a radical oreftabldiment.
Few however are the cafes of complicated ?Anis in this
&feeder compared with the calamitous Cada:ions of Me;,, who
front indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie-
ties of a %Womble Life, acquire that (tate of Debility which
is the unavoidable coefequence of fuch pernicious habizr.
Where the unhappy fullers!: broods over his Uteri, but eve,
fully conceals Ms milfortuue, it may be !Jane confidence' for
him to knelt, that although it be an objeEt of doubt or uncer-
tainty with caber Praditioners, the removal of thefe DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual progreft of Renovation is the acquire •
mein of my experience- If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to =lnce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteradion of this languid Bate, and in there
caks no great dlillculdes will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years ea lite& • proper Per-
feveranntisindilpaifibly requifiie to revive the flumbring %parks
of Life, sad to re-animate the Contlitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who hate lon he= tratillohdel
in their expedtadoos of a Family, may he an wed. that la man
indantes feel deeds are curable by Medical Stilt
The SECRECY which is fo caudal testy undertaking. and
tba Quaalude= which I hive prefamed to Item form the
Baas amy Preto: Mons. and in coincidence with tech this awl-
madam is given, tkat may be =Malted peionaly
(or by lours lixioang =all note) at ins honk, No. Wit, Aran-
da-fdret, atuad, near Temple-Bar
More Is gm additisedi entrance hi Water eat adidding,
aid the aux is on bosh the dean-
B. Membeist ohs Royal Cagle of Ilergeem

THE great Reputationwhich MR. BURGESS
has gained by his au PF AIDA ESSENCE of ANCI lOVIF.S,
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED
BEEF, Hsn en CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE
DISHES, WII.D FOWL., and GAME, with many DELICA•
cies for the TAREE, SIDE•BOARO, and Sroa c-aoom ; which
are MORE fUllr eXpreffEll in his Catalogue, (He BEING THE
IN ve N TOR 01 mi cm ) has inthicA many perfons to give the
Cane name to Aal lct.es entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Perfons who go to the principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to Collett Orders of
Tratklmen and Inu-kerpers, who in confeyecnre, are often
ferved with a Sill KIOLt. SORT, by Slowing them an extra pro-
.fit, which is not only an I rnpofition, but a great Dffappointment
to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good
SAUCE to their FISH, 2Y e.
N. B.—None arc their G u int, but what have thefe words
en the Label, Bu RC Lai and Son's ORIGINAL AND SUPE-
RIOR ESSENCE or Aye itovias, No. to', Strand, Corner of
Savoy Steps. London."

DURI AM, JUNE 16, dol.
SIR—I feel infinite fatisfaetion in having per.
maim to communicate to you a molt furprifing Cure, ef-
fated by your truly invaluable RESTORATIVE NERVOUS
CORDIAL, and think it would be doing an injuftice to Man-
kind and the Public in general, to withhold the Efficacj of fo
falutary and fovereign a Medicine.
Mrs. Shi mood, late honfekeeper at Windleftone Hall, In the
vicinity of Durham, has been afflicted from the year Ina, with
a long train of horrid Nervous affections, attended with Excru-
ciating Pains in the Back and Stomach, Gicklincfs, Violent
Head-ach, and extreme Sicked's; in thort, her whole frame was
fo impaired, that it was with the o,weateft difficulty the could
walk up or down ftairs, and was often confined to her room for
weeks together; her fituation was Cu truly alarming, that Oao
frequently was obliged to be fnpported to prevent her from fall-
ing; with the advice of medical men, the was induced to maks
a trial of your Nervous Cordial, fhe iirft took two train bottles,
which afforricd her a little relief, the then Cent to me fora large
bottle, and before the had takat the whole of It, was able to
walk, without the Roil inconvenience, four or five miles; the
is now upwards of 6o years of ale, happily reftored from pain
and difeafe, to a better Nate of health than the has enjoyed for
thee ten years. Any pafon derzous of further information
miy have every fatisfaction by applying either by letter (pod
paid) or perfonally,to your much obliged humble fervant,
W. A. HENDERSON,
Bookfcller, Sadler-ftrect, Durham.

•
To Dr. BRODUM, Albion-ltreet, London.
The BO EANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL.
to be had at the Dlelor'i Houle. No. g, AlLion-Brett, 7 Doors
fren the Ltver;a3 MuLinn, Blazkiriar's Bridge, in Bottles
at 421. Ia s. 6d. and ;s. 6d. aio at
la Bath, Crnttwell, Clafgow, Baxter,
Fiebtol, Sheppard. Hull, Mr. Peck, Printer.
lir'.ehton, Donaldlon and Co. Hambra* Mr. Remnant,
Bit ,ringbam, Swianey, Englifl Book feller.
Bedford, Smith, • Ipfvrich, Middleditch,
Blandford, Simmons, Ifle of Wilit, Albin,
Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, lewine, A. Yonne. met:last.
Brioport, Margric Leeds, Blabs and Co.
Chelbaiham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales,
Cambrid:je, Gee, Lricefter, Sirinfen,
Canterbury, Briltow, Lewes, Elliott,
Carlifle, jolie, 141m:he:ler, I.ynch,
Chatham, Ethcrlngton„ Margate, Silver,
Clvdnisfani, Messy and Co. Newbury. Fuller,
Chetter. Poole and Son, Novealtk, Walker,
Chkhelter, Philllpfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co.
Dublin, Fpillbury and Co. Nottingham, Burhage and Co.
Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfon and Co.
• Deal, Rnfe, Oxford, Jones.
Dover, Neale', Plymouth, Nettleton,
Devizal, Broughton, Port finout h, &l.un,
Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co.
F.-dinky-0, Baxter, Sunderland, Bray.
------ Medi'. !inland, Shrewfbury, Eddowes,
Mcffrs.Davidfon & Southampton, Baker,
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,

Mr. R. Scott, drug. Prcltno, Surjent,
Gladwitt, conk:a. Paiiky, Mr. A. Barry,l4/lerch.
Exeter, "Iruemau and Son, Mackenzie, College Gross,
Onfport, I lard'o- Dublin.
And by molt liotkfellers and Medicine-Venders la the titres
kingdoms.
A VOL Bottle contaios equal to five Email ones.
Lett-rs. 114tineatients Cafes, with the Doetor's ufual Fee.
of a Guinea, will be ftrictly attended to.

TO THOMAS TAYLOR ES9„,
N 0.9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON,

I/I:Alt ala,
JFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received
from your invaluable Medicine—LEA Kra PATENT PILLS.
About two years ago I was attacked with a Va mut CAL all-
OR ER, which I treated rather nightly for tome time, hut the
Difeafc at length fprcading alj over my Body, I was obliged to
apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their affiltance
afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Com*.
of &Braden, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was
reduced to a mat Skeleton. The Ulcer, that fpread all over
my limbs, rendered use a complete Object, fo that my friends
defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this filiation, I
eonfidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine comment-
, ing upon the many Cafes In which your Pills had fueceeded,
was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re-
lieved me, and by perfevcrance for two or three months, and
fol lowing your Ohs Mons, I experienced the molt uraceounta-
ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fuhfiding; I am
cow, thank Gus. perfettly recovered, and walking out daily:
I dooht not but on. more box, which I think cautious to take,
will ellahlifit my health in its original ttate. It t 3 with the molt
heartfelt gratitude that l fubfcribo myfelf, fir, your much nbhged
bumble [errant, Wu. Pitasow.

......
Deancgate, hianchefter, July t, t got.
P. 3. rot the public benefit I do not objet to the above ba
ing publithed, hot I..ave you to at as yaw own better Judi.
meat (hall dielate.

Prepami and Sold by the S♦le Prorrictor, Two,. TA•tos,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his
Houle, No. so, New-Bridge-nrect: Where, a:rer a conitint
rrtislence or more than thirty-fix years. in a roma ice tun icularly
diredcd to the Cure of Venereal Conplaints, with that inviola-
ble feerecy which men of his Prokflion fhouhl always nhfcrvc,
he flatters hlinfxlf, the advi:c and affillancc he gratuitoafy ad-
minißers to Wont talking this Medicine, will he eftecmcd, by
a direr:riling Public, as an advantage feldom to Da obtained, and
void of ambiguity.

Alfo Sold,by his Appointment, for the convenience- of thole
living at a Mariam, at the Perftima's, N. 3s, St. Albz.n's-
ftreet, Pall-Mail; the Toy-top, No. io3, Oxforti-firect ; Ma
Difledrough's, No. 7, Fifb-areut-bill ; Mr. Steil's, Bookfcller,
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bridge,. Edinburgh; Mr. Caswell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinet'•,
Llierpool; Mr. Atkinforee. Minchefter ; and by one Perron
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Boxes of only it. pd. each. fated up with full and plain Direc-
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N. B. Every Box fold in Great-Britain is .
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