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London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

131.00MF;LLD'S POEMS.

This day was pubUllsed, s new Mil lon. atereo:yped to twa unall
Volumes, yeas Bs. hoard
POEMS nt ROUEItT BLOOMFIELD;
cui..i•tiny of Ihe Fattier 's Boy; Good Tidings ; Rural
a•es ; and W dd Flowers
Lantos : Ptititral for the Author ; for Lanais= and Co. ;
Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy ; Dorton, flarvey.and Co.; J.Booltar ;
G. Cowie end Co. ; .:101 Walkrr and Edwards.

lily whom also are published,
Thy t-paste 'Works In veryelrgant Editions, Fookeap
viz. The Farmer's Boy, dr.e. price es. Rural Tales, 4s. Wild
Flower, 41.6 d. Banks of the Wye, and other Poems, Si.

FOR THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF
YOUNG PERSONS.
Ms day were puhli.heil, in a neat pocket volume, price Ss.
half-bound, and ea.bel.istied with Engravinp,
ANECDOTES of leo:irk:lWe INSECTS ; Klee-
ted from Natural Hinory, and interversed with Poetry.
By JOSEPH TAYLOR.
London t Priired fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Toy, Paternoster-
tow.—By whom al,o are published,
1. Rational Paine; or, Hints towards supplying Prattle for
Children, by a familiar acquaintance with the. Animal CrAtiou ;
vith tine Copper late*. Ey Mrs. Teschwell ; price Ss.
2. Rational Sports • in Dalogues passing among the Children
el a Family ; intended to lead Children to a relish fin knowledge,
pica is. 6d. by the same.
3. A Description of more than 300 Animal., embelliihed with
the same number of wood Engravings of Quadrupeds. Birds,
Fishes, Berpents, and Insects, copied nom Nature,•price S 4. 6d.
4. A History of Domestic Quadruped., pr. Wed. hiiii•bound.

Ibis day was published, in a nest Pucks Vaistweil4
and Illustrated by numerous Plates, price es. ••:
THE THEOLOGY and MYTHOLOGrnf the
Ancient Papas, written - Ileulatly for Female Education.

partl__
By Miss HA I'F!EI.D.
• • This abridgment is well digested; the deities are skilfully
drpieted; the descriptions are concise and delicate; and the hire-
traces favoerable to religion and morality indeed, every opportit-
szy of rendering the work precticaly useful, both as it scones to
'be study of the pets, at:d the amelioration of society, I. seized
avidity, and managed with address. It is one of the best
',twits of thekind, and will no doubt be generally read by those
kt whom It is intruded Revlew.

Also. by the same Author,
1. Letters on the Importance of the Female Bea, with °bur-
ntluta on their Manner. and Education, price 4r. in buarJs.
Thex. Terra Incognita of Lincolnaltire ; with Observations,
tioral, Descriptive, and Historical, in original Letters, written
Twposely for the Improvement of Youth. Foolscap, 4s.
London s Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
rater-row.

-PROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes
enervated, and the bodyjoon falls an easy victim. To re-
trieve the Daimlers arising trims fashionable gkieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and nisei:-
eke, and we trust that thirty years successful practice in this
Peculiar branch of our profession • gives us a decided superiority
ever every other Practitioner. In recent eases of Syphilitic lax.
lion, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days,
and in those cases of a more complicaed nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our
Pian of treatment ensures ro the Patient a sound and perfect re-
establishment. To those who are labouring tinder a general or
local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines
tee Peescrthe possess the inestimable power of renovating the most
sithibtated Couatitation, whether it arises from the Indiscretions
youth,of or by a residence in hot or unhealthy climates, too sedee.
tsty a We, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in-
3/ukeleles use of mercury, &c. or should it proceed from an habi-
tual tendency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce
the happiest.fleets. In place of Lassitude and L10111iii; we offer
lasting Haith, Strength, and :spirits; and even to the aged and
tahrat our 041 of treatment Will afford relief's/ad assafoit, by
Seedy and safely invigorating the system.
• Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are.dalft ender
ear eare, the total eraeicition of which is effected by a safe, cer-
tain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet,
gned. s! he weakness, relaxation and debilitgzeeding hem
this etmplaint are speedily rumeecd, and the t testored to
hiesid and vigorous health.
l'atients of either Sex may consult us with the greatest honour,
ti Unity, and secrecy, at our house, blo, 107, Hatton Garden.
Patients hi the Country, de-crigiag their case, and enclosing
a renlittance for Advice and Medicines, the sante will be sent to
1" Pelts of tlw wiml4. CUit R I E and CO. Surgeons,
No. 107, llama Oaxe.ao.

REPORTS IN COMWM PLEAS.
This dJ7 pries 31i. Vol Part. I. of
REPORTS 0 r >SES :ironed •n.l determined
in t;•e• couß r of commoN P I EIS.
By JOHN RAVIN MOIRE. EN. of the Ini.er Temple.
Editor of the Analyie-il Dip veil Index to tl.e Term Report/.
Containing Ca-e, in Wary 'refill, 57 Gen.
•. • Thew Report• are In eootirtilt;on of li-. Marshall's, anti
will he regularly p.ohlished v the end n, rich '1 grin.
The Cases Aecitled in Easier end Trinity forms are % the
Press, and will he publishe I in the eouriie of this Vacation.
Prii.ted Pir Charles Hunter, Law Bo.ikseUer, 26, Bellliard,
Inn.

CAR ABOO.
In a few i!ays will b.: published, price Ss.
it NARRATIVE of a SINGULAR IMPOST-
-1 'PION, practised upon th- ttenryolence of a Lady residing
in fire vienity .f the City of Brirfol, by a InUTI! woman of the
name of Mary Wilcox, alias Baker, alias itakerstc:idle, alias
Carabsw•, Princess of layssu.

iltyprrat. d wilt TWO PORTRAITS. Engraved from Draw-
ing. by E. END, Eaq.R.A. and Mr. ARAN Will FE

Qui vult deemi drelpiatur.
Prin•ed by J. M (;uteh, IS. Smal`.l rt•et, Bristol ; and pub..
lished by lialdwin. Cradnck, and Joy, Patenxteer row, London;
and sold by all Booksel.ers in Briqul. Bath, and Cheltenham.

ME RCHA NTS, CA PTA INS. PURSERS, and
Others, leaving to send or take Abroad Medicines, are
reap-ctfully informed, that the Sale of Dr. JAMES'S FEVER
POWDER and ANALEPTIC PILLS, (Preparation% known
and used in every part of the World), Is altogether withdrawn
from (Messrs. Newbery, by Mr. R. G. G. James, mle Proprietor
and grandson of Dr. James, the Inventor, and I ranverred by him
to Messrs. •Buler and anus, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4,
Ckeapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London and No
34, Sacisville-street. Dublin; of whom only these invaluahle Me
dicines are bt.nceforth to be procured, with the usual allowance;
alb likewiae every other genuine Patent or Proprietary Medicine,
and Drugs and Chemical. of the best qualities, upon the most ad-
vantageous terms.
_ _

N. B. Sea, Fain:ly, and every description of Medicine Chests
completely furnished with Medicines, Directiuus, and every re.
quisite smtable fir all climates,

Da. LIMET3 POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS
IN Reply to an Address to the Public front Mr. R.
G. G. JAM CS, Mr. Nrtsaaar has to statit a tow tuts in ad-
(Luton to anti/ in his Affidavit.

Mr. Jamas, by an Extract from Dr. JA Lel Will (which he
represerts " as the most solemn lalantrallat Ia a Males lift') in-
sinua,es, that Mr N tweaks. has not either the secrets, or any
beneficial footrest in the Produce of Dr. James's Medicines. and
thus he totally provers the Object and the Meaning of the Will.
Mr NILWIIIIRT became Mailed to Half the Property of Dr.
JAM es's Fever Powder and Analeptic ant trend& Will, out
frusworker solemn Instruments, namely, pwds and Covenants.
under Dr. James's hand and seal, whets are now In Mr. New-
saxes Palomino, together with regular Assignments of a
Moiety of the letters Patent, for which Dr !AWES received
valuable Considerations. It is true, that he bequeathed " ail
his Right and Interest In his Powder and Pills to his eldest
.son;—that is. all the Right and Interest he possessed; for he
had cesveyed one half of his !coerce in his Powder to Mr.
Newaxity's Father many Years before; and at the veil/ Time
he executed his Win, July the Yioh, 1774, the Agreements
were forming respecting the Analeptic Pins, and were ail:u.dly
sigued, by at JAM is and Mr. NaW11•IlY, a few days afterwards,
namely, on the 9,h of Anew
Mr. News/tees Application to the Court of Chancery, eras
not" to substantiate a Proprietorship in the Medicines, as sta.
tad by Mr JAMS ; but tie compel the Parties to supply the
Powder and Pills, while the connection subsisted. conformably
with the Covenaids in the Deeds above mentioned, and with the
Directions contained in Dr. Lessts's Will and Codicils; Mr.
Newaear being determined to fulfil his Engagements in every
respect; so that if a breach took place, it should not be his act,
but that of Dr. Jams: Family.
Great stress is laid upon Mr. News Kay's baying been furnished
with thq Medicines for seventy years by Dr. Jamas and Ms Fa-
mil,y. Ibis they were bound to do, or-to I ave Mr. Newsier
at liberty to prepare them himself ; and it cannot be aria, that
such a continuance could disqualify Mr. Nswierr, and deprive
him oj. the power to prepare the Medicines because they eboseli
to break the Agreements and refuse the Supply. Ho was
surely as competent to manufacture them from the original
Receipts and the Instructions he derived from the Inventor
himself, as Mr. R. G. O. JAIIBO, whose knowledge imparted
by his Uncle, whether written or not, was at third hand. The
very confident tone lef Mr. R. G. O. •Ja less, might induce per-
sons to insagln.: that be had prepared part of the supply himself
during the seventy years; the reverse however is the truth; for
it is wile within a short time that he less been *donned to the se-
crets • f the concern, and as tint tine packet nr box of his Pow.
der or Pills has ever been sold at Mr. News tar's Warehouse, no
great experience can bit boasted of ; Mr. James's question titers.
sure rectos upor. himselt ; viz." Whether the Public aid %pecu-
late upon or administer his Medicines which may be considered
as tinzried

Alter the proof of Mr. Nawasev's tide to half of the pro-
peny in these Methelnes:—after•the facts detailed in his Affida-
vu ;—after the testimony Wonted by the Analysis of two rail-
, neat Chemists (Mr. Professor Brands and Mr. Accurst) of the
identity of the Fever Pow!ter prepared by Mr. Newacer and
that by Dr. Wets himself t—aster the trials of several Medical
Genthaa.er In their practice, evincing an exact similarity is their
erects:. and after an uninterrupted circulation of Mr. News t Rv's
Prtparations for many Months past, which has folly confirmed
them efficacy as heretofore, he trusts, that he has e.,tablished a
jet claim to the confidence of the public; and that they will be
satitfied that Dr. Li:lies Fever Powder and Anikptic Pills,
prepared by him, are the real remedies of their celebrated Inventor.
St. Paul's, August 20,11111. FRANCIS NEWBERY.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL ;BITERS PATENT.
y EA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
fur curing, in all its s ages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One ..mall Poi is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can he better cootrived, more sate, or more
convenient than on Remedy, for such as are obliged to gojour-
nies or to sea, as it needs no coosaimaipt our restraint of diet;
j and it sty, 'rears experience (in an ostensive practice) has proved
; diet it will effect a Cure when reputed Salivation and all other
Imethods avid nothing. For the Scurvy and other Cauvinieall
lisorderat this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of
40,094. persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepa_red and
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR Ind SON, Members
,of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their Hulse. No. 9, New
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only Is. 9d. sash, duty included.—
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages et night
They are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions,
at the Foy Shop, 103, Osford.areet ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7,
fish-erect-kW, nearly opposite the Monument; and by one
Person in every cooeiderabie Town in Gnat Brkain and Ireland
Advice indite ppersoos.inkig die tem, or esNor of the PIO-
prism% Medkhiew