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London, England, 1815-07-31 00:00:00

ISIRi HS.

July 2, the wife of a mason, parish of Alves, of a ant—nn the
4th, of a daughter—and on the sib, of another daughter; dit ci
whom. with the mintier, are likely to do wIl.

MAi•RIEV.

On the 21st inst. at Rose.:oe dots*, D..mbartore.h:re, Al.:.
Millie, of Dahair, F _sq. to Catharine, dait;;teter of the late S:r
JameisColquhoun, of Lim, Bart.
Tuesd.iy, at Sat:daub, Captain Copeland, R.N. to 1111.4 H.
Halle, of 'andsvich.
Wednesiay, as Ip.wieli, the Rev. J. R. 'runner, to Miss Baker,
e'deit daughter of G. faker, Esti of that Kiwi..
At Che..terton, CanihridgtAire, the Rev. G. Hods m, fame
of Magdalen College, Latubndge, to Mies Mary Stephens, of the
former place
Rev. John Kaye, D. D. Mestere( Christ College. Calibri?ye,
' to Elsa, daughter ot John 114ortlock, Esq. of Abtngtoa, Cant.
brldgeshire.
Rev. M. Jones, R.D fellow and one of the Luton of St. John'
College, Cambridge, Rector ot 1 highley, aid Vicar 4
Ospringe, Kent, re Eliza, eldest daughter of !Claud Collins.
Esq. I uwo Clerk of Wenlock.
At Coventry, the Rev. J. W. Percy, of Warwick, to A.., 24
daughter of Mr. *thonta Owen, of the former place.

ALARGECAIWO of ru R w tro
New 44cividenee, by C. BLEADIIN. King's Held
l'outtry, fur Sal., weighing front 10 hi. to 300 Ib each.—
Turtles dretsed every d.y In the highest palm:loft for parties,
or 'vat to any part of Towsust Country.

DIXON'S AN rteit.toui
THESE Ps is long since obtained' a j'ist celebrity
In the private practice of the Prepriet,,r, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; mut from their pest rnceess in nutty ott.ttliate add
uuc tlisor4ers, on nutnetroui Patients of iistioetton. and others,
particularly tte Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the
Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscwur..s: itatk.-ey,
he wa. persuaded to urrer'them to the Public, unJer the appro.
nation and unction of tlicir

They are fouud to be an incomparable remedy f.,r restuerg
the tone of the st.onacti, for curing ind•gcstian, ur prev,sivtg
crudi!ics, and their consequent disagreeable trucritions and Ltu-
lences. They remove habitual and t.!tredrary
head-arks, and inlet burn, whether :!risi”g irc,ns the acrlnsoby
of the redundant bile, Intemperate tlier, or drink*: to ems,
and will be found a most Va!ttable Medicine to be resorts:4lo
upon every Indisposition, occa,ioned by a dizordercd Statue( tLe
Sto.mach and Bowels.

Ad wholesale and retail at Mr. Entices, 4, Cheap4itle, Corner
of St. Paul's Cturrh-Yard ; by Shari, mid Bel an. s'ort.rtio
Jones, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory, Por;:ea; MN, .10:riso•t,
and Harding, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Stem es,; reck
and Ross, anal Turner, Hull; Holland, Ccokworthy, Net;lrt:r,
and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott awl Ll.yd, and Swinney 311.1
Co. Birmingham • Staines, Lynch, autt. A.kinst.u, 16Lircf •-bt r.
Ewet ; Bilter and M.D0:,.11, t;la•gow ;
Barry, tinstol ; Steveti-on and Co. N:n-.v;,•li ; win I -As, Leices.. r;
Edwards and Penny, and Billing. a ri,l La. hi) ury , I .1% erpoi ; . Na'.
and Ledger, Dover; White, Brighton ; Rol%otts it t': -

tenttam ; Simmends. Blatuttor4; Roach, mouth Do;li ;
retail by must Country Medicine Vender:, r bt)Y.r, 93.
6s. each.

WHLN Men of Education au.' protesitonal skill
tux pirsovertng endeavours to discover the mt' este an I
rertain method of treat ng a sew pr, vairne Diseases, toe sncces:
Sul result of their experience '.4 the best rent), of SV:cr'f‘t ;ty.
Messrs. GOSS awl Co. as regular Members a the P.al d
College or t.rgetitis in London, ...aye been tet:eced te tr.'s•
the core of the folloveng the object o: their particuLir study, Tit
a certain Disorder, frequeney contra-red in a mcenent of timid.
cation. ant! 'ts concomitants Strictures and Gicets, w Mb, by
an improved plan. are yet dtly and effectually cured ; ait ako c'..-
biltty. whether ariskw tsom Bacchenalvtu indulgences, long red-
dence •••erin climates, er a secret solitary vice, top often en-
happily pursued by the youth ot both sexes, in the nae causing
sterility or barrenners, and in she other a nemerou. train of ne--
vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminste in trap.
tettee and consumption. In that distressing state of debility or
deficiency, whether the consequence of .such baneful habits, ter
arising from any other cause; by which the powers of the coon!.
tution become eufeebled, as Members of the Royal Cuil.4e
of Surgeons cf London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy tette-
radon to sound and vigorous health.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
particular complaints, hi order that they may not be. by I
mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to
the ignorant empiric, think It but justice to themselves to %me
that Yhey have been properly educated-and initiated into Leer/
branch of the profession (ctsttificates of which, from tliCr.al
Hospitals, and testimonials (rain the most eminent tell
they have to convince any • inquirer) that the success
from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practi.c
the general Practitioner, and they presume that their erete.tsie,s
constitute a lair ground for the unereceilinted confidence te.N
which they Mee, by the Public, been so liberally honourel.
The result of a lutie, and extensi 4C practice has enable.l
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, howeel
inveterate or complicated., without subjecting the patient to
least restraint In diet or exercise; and in recent Caste when
early •:eelication is made on discovery of the infection, they 'r
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. ht %, -
poscetitnted success of their mode of t rest/mitt (which has IL% te
been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 1510,
during which period ten any thousand persons ot both sesei 11.:3
been cured, even after severe• and injurious methods had tee.
pursued by other Practitioners without effect), iadeeee th!•til
thus publicly offer their advice
To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with seer 1s
delicacy, a*d attention.—Lettcrs from the marry, emits* 14
the particulars of e‘r case, age, and *nannyt of living. 'net‘.4.l:l
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and too
Warded to any part of the kingdom:.

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