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On Wednefday next will be publithed.
SOME PARTICULARS of the ROYAL IN
DISPOSITION of 1788 and t 799, and of its Hats upon
Multrious Pvfcmages and oppolite Parties interefted by it.
By A LADY.
Printed by Richard Taylor, Black Horfe.eourt, for the Editor.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
AT THE. CUSTOM HOUSE, CHICHESTER.
On Wedoefday the sorb day of June, 1804, at eleven o'clock
In the Common.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been
fraud and legally coodemocd—For prince ufe only.
145 Oalluns of Brandy—so Ditto of Kum —5134 Dittb Geneva.
Satnpleo of the above Goods may be ken at the Cullom-Houft,
in Office bouts, the day before and morning of f.de.
N. B. A depofit of One Guinea to be made en each Lot.

FINEST PART OP DFVONSlfiltit.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVA El CONTRACT.
Altogether, or in any Part, with immediate
THE MANOR or LORDSHIP 41. WE 'it,
(otherwife HONITON'S SIEGE) two Mlles aid a MR
from Enter, and fever miles frnm the Sea, with capital and=
ous Manfion commanding the fineft Views, all fuitable
Gardens, Ertenfive Park richly Wooded, rich lands, Farm%
FACTiei.and innumerable local advantages. 'lle Situation Con-
dition, Soil, Climate and Neighbourhood, form the molt eligible.
tedidence In the Kingdom for a Man of Fortune. Price arks
whole Property, Forty-five Thoufand Pounds.
Information will be given to Principals only, by W. F. Spicer.
Efq. the owner and occupier. Moth of ,be Purcbdc-Money map
remain on ferur;ty. No nopoid letter, attended to.

fhis day was publifbed, neatly printed In a pocket volume.and or-
namented with fix beautiful plates, price 6s. boards,
THE POETICAL MAGAZINE; or TEMPLE
of the MUSES. Conning chicly of Original Poems, and
occabonal Seleetiona from fearoe and valuable Pubhcations.
" Thee n.lll ezift, by thee to Fame conegned."
Primed for Vernor and Hood. No. fit, Poultry; and fold by
every Hook knee in the United Kingdom.

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CU% I ONI-110UlE, RYE.
There will be put up to Sale. on Thurfday, the sift Mimi, at
Eleven o'clock in the So-moon,
THE FOLLOW ING GOODS, vit.—About
2590 Gallons Gloms, 17 ditto Rum, sod 274 ditto Brandy.
for Private Ufa.
99 Gallons Rum. and il7 ditto Brandy. of Legal Strength.
t 9 Gallons Wine, 5 Pounds Chocolate.
The Goods to be viewed the day before, and morning of Sale.
ail. per cant. will be miusrod w a depolic.

Ills day was publiated, elegantly printed in ato. and ilbaltrated
with Sateen plates, engraved from Drawings taken by Garrard,
Landfcer, Wiediand, Pouncy, fee. price aL is*. boards,
A SPORTING TOUR through the NORTH-
" ERN PARTS of ENGLAND, and Oral Part of the
.IIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND ; including Remarks on Engitih
and Scoetills I -.Agcy.., and general Oblervations on the Ram 4.
Society and Manners.
By Col. THORNTON, of Thoroville Royal.
De guttibas non cft difputandum.
P. toted by Vernor and H 00d,3 t, Poultry, and fold by all Book-
fellers of the United Kingdom.

NORFOLK ESTATL-4 0 BE SOLD
AVery etimpi& ESTATE, compiling a capital
Mangan Mode, lat ly much improved! and well adapted
to the Refideoce of a genteel Family, with fultable OS es, Berns,
Stali,ea, and other Buildings: a Farm Hoofs. three Corteges.
Shrubbery, Garden, Orchard, Plantation, and 346 Acres, as
hie, of Arabic, Pafture, and Meadow Land, of very repaiur (ZVI.
ley, and In a high Rate a Cidtivattea, in the Paria of Southreppst
and how adjoisiog Parlays le Norfolk, is the Occupation of
AYprtyioadlontie, lig. and of which realm may be had at

FOR SALE BY AUC11014„
At the Eschew at Cork, on Friday. July 6, 1804.
Pril E failegcopper-bottomed Blip LE BRAVE,
late a French Privateer. captured by his Majeftra Stip
Loire, Capt. Maitland, of the foSowlag Dim:afloat :
Length Aloft, ps feet Depth of Hold. cs feet
Breadth of Beam 26 Height between Decks s ft. z t In.

Mehralsm mem
Swatlmp, la &Amu about tit Mare from Norwich, lee Milos
from North Wiliam. and three Mlles from Cromer, a place el
falidenehie retort for Sea-bathing, and is &Date in a very pirafrot
part of the newer, ■bonding with Game.
For Price, and (unbar Partindars.appiy to Mr. William Forftet.
Attorney, It North Waltham aforefaid ; or to Mt. Richard (Icl'
dard,SoSeetor, Holborn-court, Graf. Ins.

This day was publiated, elegantly printed in Octavo,
price toe. 6d. boards,
THE GRAMPIANS DESOLATE ; a Poem,
By ALEXANDER CAMPBEI.L.
• Hut if they are driven from their native country by pofitive
evils, and difgufted by ill treatment, real or imaginary, It were fit
to remove their grievance. and quiet theierefentment.".—Jon N SON.
" Good thoughts toward men are little better than good dreamt,
escept they are put in set: and that cannot be without power and
plats, as the vantage andeommanding ground:'—Bacot'.
Printed for Verner and Hood, in the Poultry ; and Manners
and Miller, Edinburgh.
N. B. A few Copies of this Work are beautifully printed in lm-
perisl price one guinea.

Admeafures 247 TOM: or thereabouts.
Pierced for 18 gum, has is mounted; is well calculated for dm
Weft India or African Trade, sod well fund In all kind of floe►
For Inventory and Particulars, sppty to John Roche, Cork ; or
to Mats. Ommanocy aad Drove, No. 11, Cecil ftreet, London.

BISHOP STOKE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Very Genteel Compaft VILLA, truly worth
the attention of a Mall Patin), who wink for a country re-
fidertee. The presslfra coon of two patioure, dining roont,cht-
na clofet, five bed rooms, and two attics, with fultablo ogees at-
tubed and detached, double evach Mule and three Sall Sable,
two gardens, a field in front, and piedure pound taftefully
out: laid
the fituatloo remarkably pleafant, having a good rkw of
Southampton and the New Forts, and is in the neighbourhood
of fine trout Breams and a (porting country, didant Ls miles from
Southampton sad (even front Wlncheiter.
Foe further particulars apply to Mr. John Smith,Soligitor,Win.
atelier:
N. B. Ekren acres of good Arabic Land may be had with it.

CORNWALL.
TO BE PF.REMPTORILY SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Monday the ad day of July neat, between the Hours of Tee
and More o'Clock, at the United Mines diluted within the
Pariniof Owennap, near Truro; in the Laid County, and afloat
from the Sea not more than ft: miles,
ALL the remaining VALUABLE MINING
MATERIALS; confiding of Four Steam Engines. visd ose
of 64-ineh Cylinder, two of 63 inch, and one of 6o inches the (or.
ma of which has Seen jag credal, on the int& and bed Kind.
pie; with the Boilers, Cylinder., and Machinery. belonging tn the;
fame: alto a very large quantity of Miners Beals, Ia working Ban
reh, ROLM Ciaikso Tubes. sod Pipes, computed to be more et=
20 Tons, with 90 or too Tows of Wrought Iron of various %Yuen,
and Sizes, a great part of which. is as good as when new. AVo will
be difpored of at the fame time, the old Purfipe. Rods, Balk. Be.
now lying on the indict of the Laid mine.
he wh le may be viewed at soy time prey
ioos to the day d
Sale, and any further iotunnatino bad by application to the Agate
for the tail concern.

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This day was pubEilted, in Odavo, price ss. 6d. leveed,
The Second Edition, contiderably enlarged, of
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on HERNIA;
illuftrated with Cafes.

By B. WILMIR, Surgeon, in Cosentry.
Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39. Patansiter-row.
Of obom may be bad, by the fame Author,
T. Cafes and Remarks in Surgery, in one volume, Sao, price so.

TO BE sOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AGENTEEL and convenient HOUSE (built
about nine years) vritlidomiftic offices, doable Comb-haat,
four-Rail Stable, walltd Garden and shoat Thirty Au a of good
pad no and arable land, with tenement, barn, (table and farmyard,
at a proper (Mance frost the Houle, which contains a Drawing.
room as fret by is, Dining Parlour til by is, Brealihft Room .6
by a t ; Servants Hall, fultabie Bed-rooms, Oates, So. a I in cam •
pieta repair. The Presnifes arc Sawed so miles weft Oda Me-
tropolis, and a mile and a half from a capital Market Town.
Alto, to be Sold In the fame Parillt, with or without the Hbufe,
and the above thirty acres, Silty-lbw Acres el paftnre, intik and
wood Land. Half the Purchafe Money may remain on the Same
If required Particulars may be bad, by applying perfoosily at
No. 6e, Mill•Bank.ftreet, Weltiniefter.
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hi board&
2.Obfervations ea the Poilheees Vegetables, which are either
Indigenous in Great &huhu or cultivated fur ornament, price ts.

lea kw days will be prablilhed, In Two Volumes, Odavo,
A New Edition, being tit* Third,
Very confiderably enlarged, of
MEDICAL REPORTS, on the Effeas of Water,
cold and wants, alt a Remedy in Fevers, and Febrile -
earn whether applied to the furfue of the Body, or u
Drink; with Dbl.:uvulae' on the Nature of Few" and on the
Elie& of Opiate, Aloribol, and in .nition.
By JAMEn CURRIE, M.D. F. S.
&Bow of the Royal College of Phrikihnr. F-dohuralt; egal
PhySdan to the Liverpool Infirmary.
Printed for T. Carlon and W. Davies, Strand.
Tbe Grit Volumecootain. the former Pubtication.eorredted;
the feeond easeßa of new Otstervadon and original Communica-
tions. - -

FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS. RIR IMATISMS, titc. kg.
DR. STEERS'S OPODLLDOC.
rAUTION.—On the outfide of the Wrapper oa
each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Ramp is aged, In whlc
is engraved 0 F. gewbcry, No. 45, St. Paul's,* and over the Cork
of the Bottle a Label is paned, with theft Words. - Dr. stave"
Opodddoe, prepared by F. leewbery." All naafi which are GM
without theft delignations are grab Counterfeits.
The Public art requefted to attend to this Caution. In minim
quoin of an Inapnßuco which has been pradifed by «rain Vat.
dae aaarterliciociettn, under cover of a connedios in trade with
Mr. Newhag's Heide, have not only fold In London, bet by us.
vefiliog sound the Country, have dlffeminmed through the Reba
Dealers bs a 0 OM of the kingdom lair rontilks of • (puritans
prepsfttion Opedekloc ;In the 111. of Mediums which
the Names of Dr. Stotts, MI Charing Cells. awl Mr tlawbery,ed
St. has Match-yard, are made its at, in order the Mom taffil•
pietcly to deceive unwary Pumbakra
The realm Opodeldoe is prepared and fold 'uy F. Newbor and
Sons, No. es, St. Paars, on the Coach-way, a few doors from
Cheapode, London, in Battles, price as. 6d each, duty included{
and by thole Venders only in the Country who caw the real Mo•
dicine under its appropriate Stamp.

SMUG OAK, ST. ALBAN'S, HERTE—COPYHOLD AND
FREEHOLD ESTATE—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER.
At ()airway's, aD Wednefday, June so, so to o'clock, by order
of the Adminiftrator of J onto a Pieneasoiat., Eft &waled,
AN cennpaEt, COPY HOLD and FREE-
HOLD ErfATE.called Santo Oas. The Copybold. which
r lithe chief part, bold under the manor of Park, to the county of
Hens, fublea to the eufloshary line on death or alienation, and
the whole complies a good fubflantla brick halt calcu-
lated for the raiknce of a Gentleman's family, wish dining-mom,
eating parlour. and Gouda:tun'. room, conuannicatingarlda each
other, a chcarful ball, good liar cafe, $ bed-chamben, s famines
Beeping mama, s lumber-rooms, kiecheo,baa klieben, wine and
other collaring, and various coovatiences ; a (pedalo farm-yard,
forrounded by swarms bid/dings. in large hares, granary, fka•
Wing, cow-book, capon, coach boufe, waggoo-boole, Be. &e.
rick. yard, ponds of water, garden, and orchard; with arable, pal-
tare, and meadow land, Separated into a variety of convenient en-
clofures, and amounting, altugethm, to about soo sates. in a ring
fence, excepting a (mall piece of Lammas land, which in tbe
common field. The fituation is ay miles from Loudon, mar Ca-
ney lima, about duet miles from St. Alban's, and at a coovenient
dl fiance from the market towns of Watford and Hemel Hempftead;
plenty of game and good Silting in the ocighbourbood, and near to
fns hounds May be viewed till the Cale ; particulars may be bad
at the White Hart, St. Alban's; Elia Arms, Watford : Abercore
Arms, Sanmore ; Bell, Hemel Himpftead ; the Glandes Arms,
Edgware; ; Sallibury Anna. Hatfield ; and of Mars. Cole, Burrell,
and Fetter, Throginarton-ltreet ; and at Lloyd's and Garraway's.
FREEHOL.O and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, FACTORY,
MACHIN} RY, Be.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN MILNE,
(By order of the Alagoas,)
i At the Houk of Mr. BIODLECOIIIII, the Cale lon, Stockport, in
the County of Cbeller, on Friday tptb day of June, 18 -41. at the
Hour of Four the Afternoon, and following Days, (Alva to
fah Conditions as will then be produccd, and in the following

On the all of July will be publibed, in Qnarto, volume the irk,
containing the Vegetable Kingdom; with Plates engraved by
drnaosovin, and &slowed from Nature, it all
OORGANIC:RENIAINSofaFORMER WORLD:
or an lamination of the mineralized Remains of the Vege.
tastes and Animals of the Atitedihnehus World; generally termed
Extraneous Peals.
By JAMES PARKINSON.
Letters to the Author, Heston-knave, London, will freers Ins-
preffi n o neennlint to the priority of application.
Books for the fa -,e porpok are alto open at Mr. Robfan'e, New.
Bond Brett ; Mr. WOW,. and Mr. Murray's, Fleet-ftreet ; Mr.
Syniond's, Paternofteprow ; Mr. Taylor's, Holborn: Mr. AC.
perm, and Meffn. Itlettardfons, ; Mr. Archs, Grace-
church•ftteet ; Meffrs. Black and Parry, Leadenhad-dreet ; and
Mears. Or enland and Norris. Finibury fquare
In shoat every parr of via s globe, the remains of a former wand
arc continually offering themfelves, for the contemplation of man-
kind ; teaching. that the planet we Inhabit has (offered eonfiderable
changes by the ravages of an univerfal deluge, and by the Influence
of other men, aalna with vaR power, and to a wide event,—
Among thefe remains, the fpoib of the vegetables and animals of
thole days are frequently alfeovered; evincing that Cenral (pecks
of being then 'lilted, which are now entirely unknown ; and pe r
baps extinct: their mutilated remains only being left to prove, that
they once lived, &id were deltroyed with the former world.
There medals of nature, yielding inconteftable record of one of
the molt insportan, eras in the hiftory of the univerfe, t sift In great
quantities in this Bland ; but whilit France and Germany have
produced leveral valuable L trays on there Important lubjedts, Great
Britain owns not a tingle fyllematic work on this branch of natural
Isittory. RefleCtion on this cireumitatice led to the prefent attempt
to form a hiftory of all thofe bodies which have been hitherto alit-
' covered; trufting that encouragement to Each an undertaking,
will be fecured by the laudable curioftty of thole who dwell in thofe
parts, where ;heft wonderful relics Old of the l World, are daily,
even by accident. brought to view .—Junelgoe.

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To Wks. CHINE and BUTLER.
SIR—My Snn was feized on the ssd June IA with
a Dwelling !a one of hie Legs, which I thought proceeded
from a Sprain, but the nest day the other (welled silo, and nut
(pots came nut all over his body, which was attended with a do.
teat &kiwis and excruciating pains, In that be could beep nothing
oe his &mach. An eminent Apothecary and Phyfician were
caned la, and notwithlanding all their endeavours, my fun cm.
tinged in the melt agonizing torture (or fix weeks, during which
the warm bath was tried above three hundred tinses, which ha
Cane degree alleviated the pains, but the reli..f was only manes-
tatty, and my fed became a pertea &deem, his back bone appear-
ed contraded, and coming through the inn. It wa (amen tabial
to hear his difmal groans; one night he fent for me. and told am
he found hinsfelf dying I parted with him, not canceling be
could live out the night, but in the morning bearing his groans, I
approached his roan, and found Min if potable work thee I bad
left him. At this time I was happily recommended to make Did
Of your CSINCI.IIP Wear Loses+ oas. and oe givingbhis
the firft deft be ws immediately freed from pains, and voided
great quantity of filth, refembling Weems In • putrid lime. I
gave him • fecund Dole, agreeable to the printed Jiredtinels, which
bad a fimilar cifeeft, and on arkniniftering • third ride, be voided
a quantity of finny green matter, and frost that time he has bad
no return of his complaint whatever, but is now in a paled
*ate of health. The clergyman of my profit, and all my neighv
hours, are ready to give teftimony to there fads.
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I am, Gentlemen,
Chickerdoe,Ozon, Your very grateful humble fervent,
Feb. lt. Igoe. RICHARD BlTlllita.D.
Cai o's Pal ENT Wosu IMICNOIS are raid. vrboicfate emit
retail, at Ching and bucker. No. 4, Cheapfide ; and retail by
' moil Country Medicine Venders in the Upload Kingdom, in
I boxes at to ed. balf boxes, 26.9 d. and for charitable purpofei, is
Beta at su. each, with (tiro:limn, figned by the P•teoice.

Lots,
'THE ESTATES and PROPERTY late of JO-
SIAH FLETCHk.R, of S rOCKPORT, Silk Moaner, a

AN HONEST CHALLENGE TO THE BISHOPS AND
CLERGY.
THE•Public having of late heard fo much about
Prophecies, the Clergy have now a fair opportunity of un-
deceiving thoufands ; fome of them diftinguifhed for learning and
abilities, as well as perfons of proper; y, who do certainly believe
the reality of Propheeks new tot itn A 1.,. They will do • great
public good by attending to JOANNA. SOUTHCOTr's Letter
to her female friend.
Pear Mifs Tow sttr June 4, dos.
As the current report Is, that I am an Impair*, writing blaf-
phony again* GoD, difgracing the reputation of Minifters, pro-
nouncing of threatening. that the Lord Lsith, which men affirm the
Lord bath not (palms; but that I am impofing on your bounty and
goodnefs, that would be better beftowed on the poor, than to
fupport the mule of impotent impofture, and you are threatened
with revere punishments from a Clergyman if you do not hearken
to ilex On the other hand, by the Spirit that leadeth me. you are
threatened with more revere judgments than Judas, If you turn
from your faith that you have believed in. Now to have this made
dear, you arc ordered once more to vents to the Balmy, and put
taus letter at mine in the Newfpaper. If the Bithops of differ•
eat Dhoti:fee will fend twenty-four of their Clergy to meet the
twenty-four tbat the Lord bath chorea, and let
havesll my writing.
appear front the year I 791 to this day, and • fair haveftlaa
tier of mar? truth t ir Crean dive Motif the iwany-four Mini•
tiers whom the Bathe?* dull appoint, oe the Whops themkive.
will come in Ocir Ilzad; and when every truth la dimly tried and
proved, if they prove my situation is dot front the Lori: of Hea-
ven and Earth, but from the [evil; if they can gain twenty-tour
Mininen of the Church of England thus to prove it, in the pre.
fence of the tvreutrfour bat the Lord bath chofen, after (even days
trial; I am ordered to give up my Prophecies to their judgment.
1,.d publifh nn Tort to the world: then let them fay it is of man,
and coin, to nothing But it this cannot be dive by the Bitlior,
tin v nittft coach, it i• of Gen, and they C2llllot overthrow it. In
this manner I ant ordered to bow with futimifflon to twenty-four
the C!.urch Min:ran; and the Bilhops may bring the greaten
armies th y can findagainnme,and let my enemies tsc my judge.;
and 1,3 thins All .irtec of one miss.% and than I will nand or .ai
by th..ir Olen, nt. Far thus I ant ordered to de. a .1 I am ard•
owed, attar this fair and upright dealing with Goa and man;
the Billy,. a,l Clergy sin not corn: forward, confeience Inuit
'5 them. a.. et Gal, and they /intim ewli erovr it
(stow!) JOANNA SOUTIICO fr.

Bankrupt, via.
Lot x.--The Inheritance in fee Ample of and In all that well
built large and commodious Meffuage or Dwelling.boute,with the
Garden at the back extending to the Brook or Stream of Werr
near and running Into the River hlerfey, Stuate in Stockport, and
fronting the Street called Chaftergate, fubJed to the Yearly Fee
Farm Rent of aL ire •{d. Alto the like Inheritance of and in all
that large and fubflantial Building of three Stories in height, fiteate
in Stockport and fronting the laid Street called Chellergate, and
extending to the Brook, and adjoining nr near to the (aid Si elft:age.
and ufed a• a Fadtory or Mill l it throwing Silk ; lately Jiro in
the occupation of the Paid Bankrupt, and which lialt.nienuoncd
Prensif, a are fulledt to a yearly fee farm rent of 91. On there
Premlfea a Steam Engine may eafl!y be waded (plans for which
have lately been made) and the Building may, at a fmall expellee,
be converted into a Cotton. or other FaCtory.
I.ot 2.--An thole Eight Greed Meilliagea or Dwelling.houtes,
with the Yards and Appurtenances, Stuatc in Fletcher-Bract.
St ockport, in the liver.' tecupations of John Williamfoo. John
Richards, and others, at yearly mitt. amounting in the what to
701. ya.; and alto, a Timber Yard adjoining, extremely eligible fur
building on, in the occupation of James thin, at the hew yearly
not of aL sa. Theta Premifes are held for the ressairidcr of a
terns of three thoufaml years, which commenced on or about the
ad of Mav, 1656. and are part of a plot attaind aligned by William
Errtuill, FN. to Jobah Fletcher. under the yea ly rent oft it tys.6d.
anal are now fobjed to the payment of the yearly lam of 7. 19a 9d.
as a proportionable part of filch rent. And alto. ten-. Testi/ rent.
of 71. cs. 5d and sl. 9s. Bd. refereed to Gad Jonah Fletcher forth
remainder of a fintfar term of }ono icor., by him nicued undo,
theta rents, and which are f,:bje.ft to the payment of tic yearly
ground rent in Id. sa.6d.to the raid Mr. Ege toa.
And alto the Audiort Jane Mr. Joan Mutat. on Sa
turday. 3oth Day of 804. at to o'clock in the Fore
coon, at the Paid late Dwelling-boors oldie Banknipt.
ALL his HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNI TUBE.
Aod alto to be fold In like mantas:,
On Monday the ad Day of July foßoaring. at to o'clock in tin

HAVING dedicated niyfelf to the study, and tieen
gratified by the molt coufiderable predict fo that breach
which I thought groper to feledt, 1 fruit that I have not mare omit.
employed my time than thole who, In the extenfive field of the
protelben, an occafionahy immerfed in uncertainty, and canna
always attain that fuccds which is acquired by emeentrating the
intelledual power to one cleft of difiwocre. ,
The difeake of DEBILITY are peeuliarty diftreffing, for the,
bring with them a train of cumonniant immune, and, by a de.
preffinn of ail vital energy, eaillence Itfeif heroines embittered.—.
Whetter they wife from the prevak nee of ill maniple, the &Remo
Uwe debited' Wad-Dom or the induipmee of maturity, they reo
quite the mat alfuluaus prof, Mona! ; but by the Ignorance
of uneducated inct, the lympeants arc aggravated, anti the molt.
tutlon is deitroyed.
Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of BURGEONS,
I pound my pretenfions on rqpidarky of education; sod putrefies
:very priviede to predict, I feel mykif entitled to dim eunfidesM
with which 1 have hitherto been fo liberally bunoured.
In the firtt fenfations of local weaker:ls, early application will
;revert the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the ref.
•cr:r. tram a conikioldnefs of the snussnlinds of the vice which
aufed his mitiortane, is fearful of the contempt or confute ut
family phyliciati. and broods ova bit infirmity with carcAil con.
ealment. it mutt be fatitfadtoty for him to be offered tot may of
,tpability of treatment. bet alto of the molt inviolable fccrecy.
And to recent Venereal Complaints it is pollitk to prevent pale.
...nor or dames ; in the mod campbeated cat.s it is the acquire.
curt of eaciefive experience le this lux to ISM a We. cam*
fpeedy rewftahliament
I after the advantage 01 this experience to thole of Other fee who
added with any kind ni Deuto.ry, of ally (yrnittonlll of
:ENEREAI. INfitt; LION, and in la cafe, the remit of rams.
'crake are hated on the lirß witereitte
•Par tocsin Mc country are ripe 4.-el to fueled( a Bank batd. nod
ire r:quefted t.i (peeaiy their is
sod n• inner et Wein.
MARTIN BRE!,
Venter of the Royal College of Surgeons in L
go up, Az autel•itrc:c, straad, ataa "%wee Its.

Foram/on. 31 the (31,1 Faciory,

All the Valuable MACHINERY lately ureillle therwine Silk
outfitting deacenent numer.mi f rginet. and Warping En
gine,. SoR Silk Itogitaca, Doubling Wheel. Dubber*, and vaunt•
oeber article&
Furttur particulars may be had by appl)irg to Mr. l.awf'n
who win he met with at the Cattle lon. stedersox to Wt. Ni.
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