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London, England, 1811-10-17 00:00:00

I•iiE EYE AND EAR.

I\4lt. ELLERY, Oculist, (from Edinburgh,) Nn.
A- 10, Weatminiter-bridge Road, having for many years past
devoted the whole of his attention to the examination and study
of the various Diseases of the Eye and Ear, begs leave to inform
the sufferers of such afflictions, that he continues to give his ad-
vice In these complaints from ten till lour daily ; and is happy to
observe, that the result of his practice has hitherto been marked
with peculiar success; which convinces him, that the proximate
cause of blindness, in most cases, though frequently considered by
men of the first celebrity to be quite hopeless, may, by a judicious
system of treatment, be perfectly eradicated, and the unfortunate
sufferers restored to sight.—Mr. E. has lately succeeded in seve-
ral cases of Gotta Serena aid complicated Cataracts, which had-
failed of success elsewhere, and which had been considered
irrecoreratile.—Days of Attendance fur the Indigent, (who must
have Letters of Recommenda, inn from some respectable House-
keeper,) are Tuesdays and Friday+, from ten till twelve.
N.B. Patients from the Country nuy be acconintedated In the
Howe.

FAMILIES retiring to the Country during the
summer, are recommended to take a supply of MIDDLE-
WOOD'S' ROYAL ABYSSINIAN FLOWER SOAP, whose
eminent properties render Hard or Salt Water as pleasant as
Soft, with which it washes the skin delicately white, preserves it
sineoth, peeve,- s cheating and other imperfections during the
most intense heat, and makes the operation of shaving pleasance
to the tenderest face. His Royal Patrons -he Prince Regent,
the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of York, the Dukes of York
Clarence, and Cumberland, and most of the Noble Families, are
graciously pleased to use it, and the repute in which it Is held by
the Gentry, flatters the Proprietor it only wants an introduction
generally to establish its fame throughout the universe, price Is.,
the rquare, 10s. per dozen; four dozen Sr upwards will he sent,
carriage paid. to any part of the Kingdom. Also his Metal and
Tunbridge Shaving Rases fined with the SIM% St% 6d. to 4s. each ;
land his celebrated Cosmetic Powders are sold by Venders of Per
i-, every principal town, whose general orders of •Perfu-
/rnery will be strictly attended to by J. W. Middle% ood,. at his
Warehouse, 110, High-street, Whitechapel, London.

- • DOC FOIL FOTHERGIL'd FEMALE PILLS.
THIS -celebrated Medicine. bits been long known
for its infallible efficacy in removing female obstructions
ender which the sex are so apt to suffer at an early period of
and before the female constitution is entirely formed ; the same
&Mae, it is well known, alway s takes place after the age of forty ;
the sue of Dr. FO l'HEßGil.'s FEMALE PILLS cannot be too
strongly recommended to the notice of every Female at these two
periods; when the girl is passing on toward womanho.+l, and
liable to a variety of disorders from obstructions; and afterwards,
towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman under-
goes a change, In that species of disorder calltd Green Sickness,
which is denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and proceeds
from a general relaxation of the system, attended with a lassitude
and want of inelioation to move, Fothergill's Female.Pilla are a
most sovereign remedy ; they amend the appetite, correct the vi-
tiated state of the stomach and digestive organs, where there is
Inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, and
where, from indolence of the patient,dropsical symptoms are apt
to arise; they remove nervous head-ache and giddiness, shortness
of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and al: the other train of
di-orders which are connected with the above complaint,. To
married women tiny are no less beneficial, they invigorate the
ce3stitution, give tone and firmness to the habit, and are the best
restorative where the woman is weakened by bad lyings in, her
health impaired by too long suckling, or where she has been sub-
ject to frequent miscarriages. Ist all these situations Fotherglt's
Female Pills may be regarded as the female shett-author of
health, and resorted to as a never-failing remedy against the most
despstral e and incurable diseases which afflict the sex ; they should
be in the possession of every mother and guardian of the young
females as a tamily medicine.
Sold at Mr. Builds, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternester-row,
London;. and by most Country Booksellers and Medicine Wu-
ders, in boxes at es. 9d. woks


Aad yet the wholesome herb, neglected, dun;
Though with the pure exhilirating soul
Of nutriment and health, and vital pOwers,
Beyond the search of art, 'ds copious blest. 'MOM SON.
ENGLISH DIET DRINK—THE PERFECTION OF
VEGETABLE MEDICINE.

THE remarkable instances that occur daily in
proof of the irrusistable efficacy of this Vegetable Medi-
cine, in Consumptions, Asthnies, Dropiies—in all kinds of Fe-
ver—in Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints-4n Sea and
Laud Scurvy, in Scrophula, and In the immense variety of disor-
• ders springing front d-bilitated habits, from impoverished and
from impure blood, fully justify the Proprietors in challenging
the whole body of regular Physicians to produce from all the
boasted treasures et their Pharmacopeia any drug, or combina-
tion of drug'', that, on well-tried expenments, has been found
equally beneficial to the sufferer, in these lamentable disorders.
As to the irregular pretender to marvellous discoveries, wiiose
vouchers for cures are but too frequently the ingenious offspring
of his own invention, or at best sustained only by the testimeny
of pliant and interested indigence, whose reputation in the heal-
ing art being acquired by magic, must be maintained by Miracles,
it would 01 become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to
enter into any rival colope:nio:i. This declaration will not be
imputed to presumption or vanity, when it is recollected that
they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that
belongs solely and exclusively to Dr. Joshua Webster-41 man
whose profound botanical researches eminently qualified him to
instruct others in the right application of herbs to human male-
dies--who bad no less than sixty years extensive professional
practice—and whose claim to the titles of humane, liberal, sad
enlightened, have been long sanctioned by the greatest names ins
Europe and America. Such a man may surely, without arro-
ga, ce, be allowed to assert as much right to public confidence as
the most celebrated Member of the Royal College of Physicians.
—All the merit the Proprietors claim for themselves, is that of
scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of their medicine,
following the directions contained in Dr. Webster's own Recipe,
now in their possession. Sold in Half-pint Bonin is. Pint ditto
73.6 d. and in Quart ditto 14s. duty included.
Those who wish fur more particular information on the cha-
racter and pitperties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature
and variety of the cures it has effected, may. consult Dr. Vt'eb-
steer excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is
just published by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards; and a small
Pamphlet, price is. 6d. containing a list of thirty remarkable
cures, which all occurred In IWO.
Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee and Co.
Borough li•gh-street, and by one at least in every considerable
town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Venders in
London, by their Agents : Messrs. Howard and Evans, Lung-
lane, West Sinithfie,sl ; Elllotson, chemist and druggist, Itst,, Bo-
rough; Bolteet's MedicinaiWarehouse, front of the Royal!: x •ha e,
Cor ; Colesworthy, chemist and druggist, 144, Whitechato I ;
Midgley, cu.-rust and druggist, 49, Snead; Hudson and Co. elm-
, mists. &c. 27, Haymarket; Ward, SI% Holborn ;and Mattress,
perfumer, 55, Fleer-street.

A CAPITAL SILK FACTORY, IN CONGLE EON, IN
THE COU-N1 Y OF•CHES I ER. •
-'TO FIE PhItEMP I'oll ILY 401.14 BY et U.CTION,
On Friday, the tith diy at Knrernher, ti 1, at )4tve
the Afternoon, at the Lank snd Ina, in Coreletan are to-
' maid, aubject to much COlid.:loti win he then 6.4 !Bevy pro-
duced,
ALL that exteiva4
ve FACTORY for throwing
AMC. tlirtic.'sitstery Itie to Oa t4ll I,llg, an 4
Doaede Sphiselog • 114 or t ram, and a ;)41
Swihs, new entigkeolk bridre, on dip River Dane, and wexli.:(l
tiagnhy;. in the oNQ:salon of Mr. 'lint nas Slate ; Nie wne
took 3raries h'gkOpach of th- Rooms nr mofies S 4 feet in
Ins 27 feet in the Mill Roo n f I feet In heigiii. El st Ea-
ghat Room saves feet two inches in Iseight...the second Encino
Room seven feet four wells in betit, anti- the uppermost or
Doubter's Room &Set:tin height • well a gvott piece u
adjoining, which :huh beat toed fur two Weaving Russo Thou.
Is a goad steam Jingane to tl Work, to occasionally assist the
Factory.
Also all that Itanlsome DWELLING-HOUSE, with the retail
House adjoining, Stable, thnbtadings, and Gardwit asjoiutog
and occupied avah the rattory, tEptlier with a Meadow and a
sn:all part, I et 1-I:id.opposue the same, caLsal Lovrodee *WI
d,w of Wharf,..orliiins ror Fraoholl, with tha River hawse*
" - '

der a I.tase fur PS) Yea., granted in 3u.
Rent of £l2. w:th as increase Kent on cruel; vesel:louil•
qr contingencies. slte !Snarling, have been erected bit! a few
years,-are built with excullent materials and in the best manner,
and are on all a.-couuts a capital Wort, Sent In the l own,
which it principally a 'silk Ma:mfactu. I g Town
Also at the same time will.be Sold, all the other Articles to
the Mill used in the Silk 'Fbrowirg Business, eals.r with ur
I *kbout the Factory.
Mr. Slate, in whose possession the Factory now I. will show
-doe Dame am! the scene! Utensils in the :ilk Business, and •
shag further Partkulars may be had from him, or Mr. Smith,
Attorney, in Corgieton.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
VALLTA3LE C./LLD:RIES • riND IRON-WCRKS.
'1•0 bh LE I',
On Thursday, the Ith day of Novirnber, 111 I, at the Lion Inn,
in Pontypool, on a Leaee.for 60 Years,
AMOST eligible situ4t ion file opening of very large
COLLIERIES and IRON-SI'ONE WORKS, eel for e_
tablishing extensive IRON FUItNACES and FORGES, shoats
at Nast-Stchan. only one mile and a half above the upper end
of the Pontypool branch of Canal Iron Newport, kavlnj the
command of a hoe stream of Watt allurd tao or
three falls of forty feet each, and sulßeitnt to drive tnti;it Ma.
chine-y. This Estate contains about Twelve Hus•dred Acres,
wider the greater part of which lie the same range of veins as
those of Blaenafon and Pontypool, being from three to nine feet
each In thickness, and equal in quality to any in Alohmoutlr
shire fur making and manteact using Iron, and all other purposes;
together with numerous Veins of the best Iron Stune, sta.: ent
for the supply of two or three Blast Furnace• fur more than the
whole term; and Lime-stone Quarries within three-qualers of
a mile of the premises.

A Maht L;s.l Will drain an immense quantity of each ve:n td
Coal and Iron Stone; and shallow pits and mull Engines will
work inezhauatibies quanta:es of both. •
This is eso a singularly commanding situation in consequence
of btl plact•ti within a moderate dimwits: of shipping at New-
port, wheat: large quantities ofCoals (front extra-a primp awe.
the supply to the Iron Works, or some particular veins of Coal
nut suitable for the manufacturing of Iron) may be advantageously
disposed of.
Great quantbles of Coal !mat this Colliery will moreover be
slrortly conveyed by the Canal to of ar Abergameny, and from
thence, by• Fram-roadnow forming, toward. Hereford.

mad leading from the Cant to Pontypool to Blaensfost
runs within half a mile of the premises, and the ground is very
suitable for a branch of call road to join the same.
'lite tenant may eso rent the whole of the Farms and Land*
under which the Coals and Iron Stone lie (being now let at will)
which will afford extraordinary accommodation to works of the
sort: ticaerlption.
Farmer Valentine en the premises will shew the lands; and for
farther particulars apply (if by letur post pal) to Messrs. Martin
and Davies, Morrist,iii near Swansea (who are authorised to let
the same), or to Mr. 'iVebla, at Puntyraol, on the Ith of No.
vesnber next.

N. B. A:6O to be LET, a very valuable COLLIERY, situate
within a mile of Pontypnol, at Graig-rii, and immediately be.
tween Cwnt-Frwd Ur- and Nam-Da ;kooks, eumpriu:ng great
quantities of the sante veins as tlw beiure-mentiousd, and worka-
ble by level, and by shallow Engines and Pits.
Enquire as above.

• CHAILLENOIL
MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his
hialtsty's Smite, challenge the wnole world to prove a
single insiance.where their Medicine and method of cure have
failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this
particular branch of rhea profewinn has not given rise to nue
unsuccessful case.

They continue to direct their studios to the treatment and cite
of Vemreal Coln',Uinta, and that derangement of the system, .
which Is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects et a
habit long and met unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes.
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren-
ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a &r
tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates
In impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con-
sumption loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints
usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Wiser-
tons latiguishiug under the disorders !ncidt.nt to such a habit, their
treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the
course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the
most obs.inate and complicated case* of venereal Infection, suck
as obstructions in the urethra, !rangy excrescences, hard is.
mours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glues, as al •
S ERIC MILES,
Whether recent sr of long duration, and which have baffi.d tl,
skill ofother Practition-rrs ; are by their present improved plan of
reatment, effectual; y and permanently cured, without the patient
suffering the a:eructating pain- and alarming hemorrhage which
often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of
20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of
Str.ctures have been and are daily under their are, the total
eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expeils
thous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. 'ma
weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding front this complaint,
Is speedily remove 4, and the proem restored to sound and vi-
gorous health. nut where the debility has for years eitistod, a
proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stric-
ture bas been destroyed, is indispensahly requisite to revive the
slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Const!tution.
several Nobleman and Gentlemen, of ffie first respectabili'v
have been under the care of Mews. Currie an. far
moval of complaints of the lireahra, Strictures,
received a radical and perm/tient cure, requ'
may he made to them a. satisfactory evidence;
periority of Messrs. Curve and Co.'s plan of
of these Gentlemen Lave had Strictures from.
and bad been under the care of Messrs. Home

and other surgeons of equal eminence, who
by the app►ication of the lunar caustic, without
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consuhed by
greatest delicacy, s-crecy, anti honour, at their
Hatton-Garden. Patents In the country arc
the particulars of their case, age, and general
!lidos:rig a remittance for auvice and medicines,
will be given or sent to any part of the kingdoms
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long beed
their caper( of a fondly may he assurer.,
stances such det.•ctt are CUrhatie by medical
the removal of such hopetilnients' be au objects
minty with others, yet the cure 'of .uch defects,
progress of renovation, is the acquirement of -^

.

, ....yeti gotn••
Currie And Co. for the re- ;$
itrietores, &.c. and, having
ire, request that refore.let,
viler:eta of the decided so-
plan of treatment. Many
• s from ten to twenty years
its. Home and Heaviaides
t, who attempted the cure
• without suttee.
• ed by ether sex with thit
at their house, No. 107,
try arc requested to slate
general habit of living, &e.
medicines, when the same
the kingdiain.
long beeii disappointed la
• assurotl that in most in.
"kcal skill; and although
a object ci goubt tied tuieet - -
itch defects, by the gradual
aunt of their &Vetoing*.

f'n'e

' In a few days will be published, in Bvo. price Ts.
SQUIBS and CRACKERS, Serious, Comical, and
Tender.—By JASPER SMALL:MOT.
London : Printed for J. Harding, 3f St. James's-street.

This day was published, price 6s. or .ss. a Dozen,
The Seventh Edition, of
REMARKS on MODERN FEMALE MAN-
NERS, as distinguished by Indigerence fur Characters and
Indecency of Dress.
Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; also by Ileyler and Sou, Abbty
Church-yard, Rath.

This day was published,
In denty Bvo. illustrated with Three Engravings, price 16s. bal.
JOURNAL of a TOUR in ICELAND in the
SUMMER of 1309.

By WILLIAM JACKSON HOOKER, F. L. S.
And Fellow of the Wernerian Society of Edinburgh.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street; and Vernor,
Hood any Sharpe, Poultry.

DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH.
This day was poblisked, price 7s. in boards,
The Second Edition, with Additions, of
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR-,
DERS of the STOMACH, including Flatulence, Spasm,
Indigestion, Sm. with some new ideas relative to the Use of the
Bile in promoting Digestion. _

By GEORGE REES, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Senior Phyitcian to
the London Dispensary, Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, Scc.
London : Printed for Allen and Co. No. 15, Paternoster-row.