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London, England, 1812-03-28 00:00:00

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!th may be regarded as
widence can bestow, without
trfect; inattention to the teeth.
n offe wive brae!. BuTt sa"e
s POWDER is a most ekgaut
eof the teeth and gums ; its
Inlined to cleansing the teeth.
st state of perfection ; it wilt
en such as may be loose, and
r; entirely eralic-at the scurvy
: close and farm to the teeth,
I the breath delicately
ing tooth-ach, gum-biles, aid

Butler's, 4, Claearide, corner
ielam and Sharp, Portsmouth.
nuts, Weston, Mallory, and
cr ; Cooky. ortlty,
; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter
Manderston, Scott, and Car-
koss and Peck, Hull; Greg-
sand Manchester ;--
Birntngliarn ; Gregory.
vc rpool ; and of most respec.
;dom, in Boxeso2a. 9d. each.".
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Co.—Surgeons, late in hio
!.the wnole world to prove
ine and method of cure have
rootlet- of many years in this
in has not given rise to ono

dies to the treatment, and cure
derangement of the system*
licious and wasteful effects es
ed by the youths dhoti' wriest
e unfailing-source of barren-
lly developed to them by a di*.
3t timely rem.. lied, ternsin ate
aid ultimate ..!..cts, while CO*
cid various nervous complaint*
!s of this solitary vice. Of per-
s Incident to such a habit, theft
• proved unsuccessful, in the
:h extended practice. In the
us ut venereal infection, such
pungy excrescences, hard us-
initial weakness, gkets, as alqa
'RES,
n, and which have baffled the
their present improved plan of
itiy cured, without thepadeut
alarming hemorrhage wh:eb
lunar caustic. In the course et
metropolis, numerous casesaif
4 under their are, the total
3y a safe, certain, and expedis.
any other yet adopted. Tlx
,rocceding from this complaint,
cut restored to sound and tie
Lbility has far years existed,
ative remedies, after the Stela
cnsably requisite td revive the'
animate the Constitution.
nen, of the first respectabObls
rs. Carrie aMi. Co. for ibe
a, Strictures, &c. and, herb*
t cure, request that referent*
y evidences of the decided**,
o.'s plan of treatment. Mast
cures from ten to celerity year
i‘ssrs. Home and Heaviside/
mce, who attempted the cuff
;tic, without success.
the long beet disappointed Of
17 be assuroA that in most
lib'
y medical skill; and altbougb
,e an object of doubt and
,f such defects, by the Odin"
arement of their expetieece.
:unstilted by either sex withal,
mar at their house, N 0.107,
:ountry are requested to si&IP
,nd guieral habit of living; 11/411k
:ltd medicines, when the ISO
of thekiagdtt

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014 MONDAY NpresentedEXT, MARCH 30, will he
,
ItOMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
mwesels, Mr. JONES ; Benvolin, Mr. BRUNTON;
Tybalt, Mr. BARRYMORE.
Lady Capulet, Mts. POWELL;
Juliet, Mils S. POOTH.
is Aa 1. a Masquerade and Dance, incidental to the Play. In
Ast IV. the Funeral Procession of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge.
Ts which will be added, Scot time this Season, the Romantic
Melo-Drama of
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR.
Tlninui, Mr FARLEY ; Agib, Master CHAPMAN ;
Orion, Mr. FAWCEI-r ; Kerini. Mr. CROSSMAN ;
Captain of the Escort, Mr. DAVIES.
Delima, Miss BOLTON;
Liska, Miss FERON, (with an entirely new Song, compOood
earressly for her by M. P. King).
Zorilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
On Easter Tuesday, The Virgin of the Sun.
On Wednesday and on Saturday, Julius Cain.
On Thursday, The Wheel of Fartune.
On Friday, The Viigin of the Sun.