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KINGDOM OF WM..

In the Pres., and to be publishes}, by iint.Dvitst, Cita DOCK, and
Jos, in One Volume. Bvo. witb two Maps,
AHISTORY of NIPAL, a Kingdom in the
North of INDIA: describing its Oi lain, Situation, Surface,
Climate, and Inhabitants ; Relations. Political and Outliner.
vial, with the British Dominions in Asia, Fibet, l'artary, and the
Chinese Empire; and the rise and progress of the present War.
•e• '1 h. gents al want of information which appears to prevail
with respect to Nlpal, and the powerful and increasing interest
which attaches to the rusting war with }bat country (so lately
brought within the sphere of European knowledge) may be re•
gardeil as strong recommendations of this work.

COAS AFRICA.
In the Press, and to be speedily published, by BA cawttr, Caw-
DOCK, and Joy, in One Volume, tivo. with a Chart of the
Curomantyn, or Gold Coast,
COME ACCOUNT of AHANTAH and FAN-
-1.7 "I'l N, and the r..mainiug Countries on the Guld Coast of
AFRICA; containing Notice. of their Soli, Climate, and Pro-
duetions,and of the Persons, Manners, Customs, Religion, Insti-
tutions, Arts, Trade, and comparative Civilization of the lobe-
Intents; including Narratives of their more recent Wars, awl
Hints for the developement of their ancient History, and the
History of the African Slave Trade; and for an loquify into the
original Cuuotry of the Negro Race.
••• Recent intelligence of a War (the consequences of which
may be important to British interests) bas served to shew, from
the unsuccessful attempts of tke public prima to inform their
readers of the situation and state of the Countries of Altamaha
(Ashantees) and Fantyn (Fautees), and front the errors and de-
ficiencies of our best maps and books of Geography, the want of a
work similar to the one above described.

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useful and interesting to the r rulession of the Law, Clerks of
the Peace, Country Magistrates, &c.
This day was published, price Seven Sh.ihngs, (250 Pages
r HE REPORT of the SELECT COMMIT•
TEE on the INSOLVENT-DLUTOKS' ACTS, 53 and 54
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MA FRI IsIONY.
From the fain: embrace
Uninatly sons arise—a puny race !
MAR RI AGE should be the foundation nt
happiness, which is often disturbed through the panics that
form the union, nit taking those precautions which would secure
then* the enjoyment 01'6.a great domestic blessing. Amidst
the melancholy variety of chum:iris under which human nature
is knows: tit suffer, that- are none more alarming or more dis-
tres•ing than those which result front fashionable Lidetise, early
dissipation, or solitary Intemperance.
Messrs. CO ItitlE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous at-
tention of a practice explosively directed tt. the treatment and
cure of CERTAIN compLAINTs, entitle them to the claim
d superior acquirement; As regular Surgeons, they offer a
speedy and permanent cure for everrstageof that disorder, which
is contracted in au unguarded moment, and which poisons the
springs of life, and for every class of debUtiy, which is the conse-
quence of jue.mile indiecrettuns, preventing the maturity of man-
hood, entailing ley anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the in.
firmitim of old age—the: body becoming enervated and ema-
ciated—the cheeks yellow and bloodlesi—alid the mind gloomy
and dejected. For the ►esult of their success in this parncu•
lar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter
themselves, they have au:Tilt-et by co years experience, in a
much extended practice. In ►light and recent cases of Syphiltc-
tie Complaints, a perfect mare is completed in the short period of
two days; and in tor most aggravated cases, a proper perseveratite
in their plan of treatnient insures to the patient au hay.gorai et:
constitution. _ _ _

Married Women, who have long been disappointed in ,keir
expectations of a family, may be .ts,iitell that, i 44444. 11.5lanCtql,
such detects are curable by medical skill; and though the r-
' movel of such impedimenti be an object 01 doubt anti wirer ally
with others, yet the cure ut t....;ch defects, by the tra.h.Jl ;.to-
grew of renovation, is the acquiresornt of their exyzeei.::e.
• Messrs CURRIE. and CO. may be consulted by Piuiesitc of
either Sex, with the greatest sect.:ey and h.wour, a! the:r betuse,
N 0.107, Hatton-garden. Patitnts In the country, stating their
rase, aim and general habit of livlng, &e. &c. enclosing a remit-
tance for advice and medipints, the same will be given or sent to
any part of the Kidgdoni.—.lo7, Hat•onlardro,

Is, Bosivesie-strut, Pleat.ipstot, Loudim. I
IF MEN, ignorent of die Principles of Medicine!
as a Atelier, can, by the toe of nostrum+, orcationally re. ;
move, or even palliate the distressing symptoms of I.uel. Vr-
nerea, how much may those Surgeons build 011 securing waiver- I
sal practice, who, to the mos: indefatigable researches Into its
nature, causes, effects, and method of care, can publicly ex`.!-
bit testimonials Irum every celebrated Professor with which this
Metropolis is honoured, together with certificates front TWO of 1
its nsust awn:naive Hospitals. Armed with the :shove irreCragalle
prootto tar medical educariers,and antluorsed as Mem en
of tbpJ.onduo Vidlege, Messrs. t.:G.i3autfto. nerd not fur. her
repkto the. envious mi.representations, that st.7.le of their 1.11 ,
:ortutiare brethren pique themselves on circulating : the an•wer tr I
but too evidont In the invariable success that has for a t.t 14:6
years attended their peculiar method of t-tatraent, which is safe,-;
speedy, pleasant., and effocretsl. as bas been attested by a mime.
rous patronage in every re* of WI( leY. 1) realm: their a!lilities I
to a selected branch of a studios mud difilsult prof...soon, viz.
the diseases of the Generative System, both imr.tediate end re.
mote, as Luca, Stricture, Glans, &c. it is nut surprit!ng they
should acquire, under every expediency, a superior decision, even
where the united endeavours ot the must endue:lt of the l'aculty
have failed, whose pravice itunnetal.
Nervouti Debility, with its awful train of syniptium.,.et'ueo
brought on by a residence in tropical cl.mate4, or by Cte
of hinertinium, or, as is CPI trequend F the case, by premature in-
du:genre in solitary setuu.ility, astay even, in its most advanced
stages, be entree ed by mild restoratives, and the patient, through
the gradual progresi of improvement, taecomes re assured ot his
fun frited heabli. but, it s to the Female world thcir well ar..
ralisctl pLui more et•pecially refers, by its: prevention of many in-
tricate titsorders,arising Irian any ut the furegotogcauses,or other
peculiarities, either natural or acquired.
hilpasr-u. truss are tube consulted with candor and delicacy by
Patieut a or eitlicr ',ex, from morning until night.-I.e:ters from
the coutnry should minutely describe the case, and eaclose a
Bank note, when the proper 11:10e..1eS'wdl be forwarded to aay
pert of town or country.
. Goss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13,
street, London.

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