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DR. SOLOMON'S US rLy CELEBRA rED Guam TO
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HEALTH; Or, Advice to both Sexes.—Price
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none entrusted with cases so important as the morals, beelth, and
longevity of the risnig generation, will omit to give It a diligent
perusal. 1 his work has been the labour of many years expe-
rience and observation up the calamitous consequences of a do-
ur:cave habit, to obtain a remedy against which, the Doc:or has
&voted the principal part of Lis bfe.
Nothing can certainty be of more importance toboth sexes than
to be properly acquainted with every s)niptons of with disea.es as
they are liable to, and huw to manage themselves when afflicted
with any of thou.—ln this work is also added, as Essay on be
Venereal Disease, and seminal weakness; also, an Appendix on
Nervous Complaints—illustrated and Interspersed with a variety
of authentic facts, never before published.
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V ROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes
A.' enervated, and the body soon falls an Easy victim. To re•
move the Disorders arising from fashionable pieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and experi-
ence, and we trust that thirty year? successful practice in this
peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superiority
over every other Practitioner. In recent cannot Syphilitic Infix-
tioa, a perfect erre is completed In the short period of two days,
and in those cases of a noire complicated nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our
plan of treatment mores to this Patient a sound and perfect re-
establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or
local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines
we prescribe possess the inaptimable power of renovating the most
debilitated Coanitutioa, whether it arises from the Wierretions
of youth, or by a residence in hot or unheakby climates, too seden-
tary a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, In-
judicious use of mercury, glee. ar should it proceed from an habi-
tual tendency to omeuenytiooktliese restorative. will produce
the happiest effects. In place"bf Lassitude and Debility, we offer
lasting Hakl4filtresigth, and Spirita; and even to the aged and
Warm oar plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by
gently aodsafely invigorating 'hennas.
Numerous cases of Strictures have been, end are daily under
our are, the total eradiation of which is effected by a safe, cer.
taro, and expeditious mode of puede% superior to any wherry
adopted. 'I he weakness, relaxation. leddlidlirirpomeedims from
this complaint are speedily rtemoed, mid tbe Patient iletand to
sound and vigorous beahh.
Patients of either Sea may comsat us with the greatest bower,
delieacy, and **crag,* at our boo* Net. 107, Hatton Osaka;
Patience to the Country. thearibleg their case, and ensiselag
a reenitiaace for'Aelvkit and Medlin% the Ante van be sett so
'Spans of the wosid. COIN= sod CO. Urines,
Ne. 107, Nemo Owe&

FRIPM S,IIURDAT NIGHTS GAZI TM

aatette nosibs, that the Duke of Northumberland has
to As on his appnitrinent as Lord Lleotenant of that
rasing; that the Pribee Regent has conferred the honour of
riitielifftersil on W. H. Robinson, Comm,siary General In Ca-
nada; and permitted the Stthi Fon. to hear at th :r colours an
appointment' the word " Vittona:' It also contains the pro-
eeedings of the Chapter held for electing Lord Bathurst a Knight I
abut Gahm)
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
urAtt orrice, JULY 26, 1817•
ids Regiment of Dragoon Guards—C.-rnet William Locke to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Christie, promoted; John Gar
diner, Gent. to be Cornet, by pore',a.e, vice Watsnu, promo'-
edt Assistant-Susi too rhanctn 114,Gregor, from the 56th Foot,
to be Atsbtant.Sutron, vice l'honiu Charlton Speer, who
retires upon half-pay of the 56th Foot.
.4th Regiment of Dragoons—Thomas Harrison. Gent. to be Car
net, by purchase, vice Casale, promoted in 6th Dragooos.
!Otis Regiment of Light Dragooni--John Trollop., Gist. to be
Comet, by purchase. vice Brown, who retires
53d Ditto—Lieutenant Cznar Bacon to be Captain of a Trnop,
bi purchase. viceWallate, promoted In the Canadian Fenciblest
Cornet Samuel Campbell Simpson to be Lieutenant, by par.
cI se, vice Bacon,
24th Ditto—Comet W. H. West to be Lieuteintr, by purchase,
Procter, promoted.
ffth Regiment of Foot—Ensign Thomas Holyoaks, from the half-
pay of the &oh Foot. to be Enalen, vice Price C. Edward.,,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
16th DittoLientenant William Orr. front half-pay of the Regl•
to be Lieutenant, trice William Gale Hada-ham, who
estimates
31st Ditto—Captain William Hicks Milks, from ball-pay of the
lieginient to be L'aptala of a Company, eke Robert Eider,
who etch:ups, receiving the d !Terence.
50th Dirto—E-..ign ThOmas Edwards. front half-pay of the 113 d
Font, to be Ensign, vice Samuel Lumsden, who exchanges.
53d Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Frauds Gregory, Irons she nth
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Esmond's, who
retiree.
60th Dlttei—Quatter•Master John Kies% from half-pay of the
Reginsem, to be Quarter-Master, vice• Thomas Burrough, who
exchanges.
Seth Ditto--Ileotenant George Ewing Scott, from half-pay of
Slid Foot, to be Lieutenant eke Penick Grant. wile exchanges.
77th Ditto—Lieutenant William John Hawkwell Bowen. from
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hall-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vier James Came-
non, who eachanges, receiving the differ, ace.
79th IJktoCaptalti Frederick Langley, from the 82d Foote-to
be Captain of a Company, vice Brace, who exchanges.
illd Ditto..-Cittain William Bruce, from the 79th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company. vice Langley, who eschanges.
87th Ditto—Lleutenant loon Carrel, from half-pay of the Regi-
ment, to be Lieutenant, vice 1. 0. Fennell, who exchanges.
98th Ditto—Lieutenant George H 4 (root ball pay of the Regi
ment,' to be Lieutenaut, vice Bartholomew Mahon, who ex-
changes, receiving the ddrerence.
Slat Unto—Paymaster John Frtrtowl, from Ralf-pay of the Regl
ment, to be Paymaster, e.Campbell, who retires upon half-pay.
Basver.—Major William M. a.eake, of the Royal Artillery,
to be Lieutenant-Co.onel in the Army.
Hearn At avarr.--Hospital-Assistant Isaac Coughs, from
half-pay, to he Hospital.Assis.ant to the Forces•sice,Sibbald,
whose appointment his net taken place.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Aapst 94, lobo Meyer, of Howford building., Fen
Lomita, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUP 1.3

Thomas Fennell and William &nate:id the younger, of No. 33,.1
Jewry-street, Aldgate, London, and also 61 Brussel!, in the
hi j'om of the Netherlands, soap-manufacturers, provision
and flour lectors, dealers and rhymes and copartners, to sur-
:ender August 7,9, and September kat twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Meseta. Lewis an.l Page, Princes-street, BeSford-
row, layullon.
George Pardow. of Coughton, Warwickshire,
August 19, at See, August :0, and Sept 6, at eleven, at the
Angel lon, Alcester. Atiornies, Mr. Cheek, livesham ; or Mr.
Booslield, Butiverie street. London.
James Cole, of Plymouth, Devon, rope-maker, August 11,1*,
sad Sept. 6. at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth-dock
Anomie*, Mr. Makiason, MiddkTemple, London, or Messrs.
Leach and Lugger, Plynunath-dock.
Gustavus Richard Draft; of Winchester' linen-draper, August
11, at debt, Aorta le, and Sept. 6, at eleven. at the George
but, Winchester. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Fmly, Essex-court,
m .I*ph, lAadon ;or Mr. odwin, Winchester.
George Spell, haw of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, coach-maker,
dealer and charms. Anus it, at eight, August 4. at ten, and
Sept. I, at two, at the brief Inn, Bury St Edmunds. Attor-
ides. Musts. Ilsgrave and Walter, Symood's Inn, London
Cornelius Paired. of Gosport Hams, linen-draper, hosier, dealer
and chapman, August cat one, August 7, at eleven, and Sept.
6, at one, at the ladle Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs;
_ Briggs and Minchin, Essex-street, Strand. London; or Messrs
Mierldos and Weddell, Oss.port.
ISM kat, of Aston near Birmingham, gun-barrel-maker, An.
1506. and Sept 69. at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
Attendee, Mr. Lusts Puntua. Wine Office-wart, Fleet-street,
London • or Mr. Maudsley. Birmingham.
Lawrence Crew Beavan, of Clifton, Gloucestershire, baker. Aug.
19, 19, and Sept. 6, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Briuol.
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AttonthirMessrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's fun, London,
or Mr. Henry Meredith Ambury, Bristol.
Andrew Saudinark, of Mark- lam., Landon merchant, July 29,
August 9, sad Sept. 6, at tea, at GuikihalL Attorney, Mr.
Murray. Sun court, Cornhill.
William Hosenion, late of Jamaica, merchant, dealer and chap.
man, (but now a prisoner in the fiirg's Bench). August 2,9,
at eleven, and Sept. 6, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt.
Wm. Paterson, 60,01 d broad s: rect..
Elisha Smith, of Derby, hleaeher, dealer and ehapman, August I,
480 dept. 6, at twelve, at the Kirg's Arms Tavern, Uerb7.
,Attornles, Mr. Simpson) Derby ; or Mr. Barbor,lS2, Fetter-
' gene, London.
DIVIDENDS to he made at n MEM IA LL.
Ana* 19, Stephen George Burthlge, Deptford, victualler, at
ten. Aug. 26, John Taylorrllpper Thames-street, iron merchant,
at eleven. August LI, Udward Isaac, Queen-square, Bloomsbury,
whse.meralsaat, at ten. Anson 19, George Betts, Charles-street,
Groavosorsequare, at ten. Aug. 16, Michael Flynn, Wardour.
street, palates. August 16, John Purley, Poplar, grocer, at ten.
August id, John Harvard, Blackmore- street, dealer la glais at
eleven. Aug. 19, James Mary and James Lewis Slordet, Aurrat.
Friars merchants, at ten. August 56, Edwards Pugh, of I.ewes.
shopkeeper, at ten. August. ii, Clarks Grant, of Csohion-court,
merchant, at one. August 16, Benjamin Parsons, Somerset-street,
hay-salessaanot eleven. August 16, Btnjamln Boyes, of Fuken
heuss-yard, merchant, at eleven. July I.4,Willians ar.d
Frederick Voles. of it.cing.bute, brukers,,at eleven. August
Thomas Miller, GIVAt Watering, sorgeon, at one.
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DIVIDENDS to be aside in the COUNTRY.
August 88, John Thomas Rickword. Devizes, wine. merchant,
at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster. Aug. 18, John Duniatit, of
East Teigumouth, merchant. at eleven, at-the Public Rooms, In
last Teksinouth. August 21. Thomas &skin. of Kikot, borce- 1
dealer. at eleven, at the Hop Pole Inn, Tewkesbury. August 15,
haw Kelley, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog Inu
Manciestist. Rog. 15, Was. Flamm, Manchester, linen-draper,
at we, at the Dog lON Manchester.
CERTIFICATES-.,A XIV, r 16.
Wm. Piper, Hantasseemith, berp-buider. Robert Wlbbeeley,
Llyerpeel, healer. Juba Grant, Gracechurch-street, umbrella-
Joseph Jab, ley-lame. Newpte-street, merchant. I hoe.
Now Makes, storn-factor Richard Peploe. Kenning-
coneh-roaker. 'I bootee Thwaltes, Het Mill, Durham,
t=k7.l,Tholollll O'Reilly, George Young, and George-
Lawrence Pountnerkill, mentions. hoses
M Saab, scrivener. Robert Strong, Whitt:haves,
stareer. Richardson Tripp, Congrubery, miller. Robert
1a
.4111 draper. George Jkakbausen, Austin friars,
sinisaii 1

FR::N

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PARIS. JULY 24.

FIFTERMTO OULLEIIN P THU DUCHM OF sewn.
" July 2s, Nine o'clock,
" Her Royal Hi v,!inew continues in the mast aatisfaewry mate.
Pie bullietio w II be the lau."

Geivr." C?rise, charged, it is said, with hayin:r,
he it concerned wit.. the se& tiol3l that ilave disturb.. J
th: tranquillity of thr• city of Liege, was arrested
yesteriliy, no his airiv.il at Paris, and carlied io ti.e
Prefect in his post chais? We are assured that the
.in,wers he g ivc aff irded tr..rks of mental derange-
diem, either real lr pretended.
Guizow, the chief the rebels of c!steau ThienTr
was also wrested vstcrday, in furnished lodgings.
where he iras COnCC.O.vd•

Genera! lieflair, wit,' w.ts arrested with Madrme"
Lavatette. bac been some days at liberty.
The equipages of Lurd Wellington loft Paris chit
evening for C.tinbray. Its Grace will font. at sir
rty,:ning.
Zt i.. 'xht the, reecho-. 1 rnrrii.eg of the
this par t.) renew the, k l pert of- the
Chamber, will be convoked within the gist fortnight
in September. The general list of the Electors, and
of those eligible to be chosen. has beet, already pub-
lished in the departments. We shah have them in
a few days in Paris.
We hear of an attempt which was to have hren
made in the slight between Sun Jay and Mo•ad q,
effect the escape of the S;enr Maubrenil from t!;:?
Conciergerie of Rouen; but the Pilice hid timely
information, and although the execution of the plan
seemd to be itnpracticahle, measures hive been
taken to cause its complete miseatriage. Letters from
Rouen say that the care of the keepers has been re.
doubled, but that ti,e Stour Maubreuil 1145 never been
deprived of the liberty of frequenting the court of
the prison.

An English Fii.ate bad arrived at 1.-xlirrn, to
take on board live mil ions in .aecte. This sum is a
reimbursement to E iSI. nd trout the KinA or
ninia, for the vXlicvsset, i,i the war.
Letters from Spain state, that alma t all the
Sp./11.1r Car ,Iry as ass.•mbled in Andalwia. l'ilvy
lea n upon More than horses. They will
embark for S non America an parties ut duce or four
hundred at . tine.

•n the 4111 coA 'Locks of an earthquake
were leit at Barcelona. Cie first occuriiiig 4 four
o'clock in the morning. 411t1 th. second At a quarter
;:efore six; tie latta of which was much stronger
timn the former.

Tile Prevuttl Court of Riom on the 12111 of the
present month seideticed four rerions to flee yeari
hard labour and exposition in t;,e pillory,. lot taking
4 part in the revolt at 'Tiers. At the tine tone, a
worn in was sentenced to be impri4c.ntd t
for !Hiring conspired against the eiaracter and lite of
an Honest citizen who etitt-ay.,ured k mute the po..
palace to OrJet.
The l'riburial of Cotrectiantl Police has sentenced
an indiv:clual to tout moidliN inytisonn eat lur Laving
asstulted the I;endarmes ,u tlie gate of ti+e theatre of
St. 'Alai tin, and the Of tin: thin per.
rte:ich Funds—Three Fer Cents. Cit. Ildc.-111:11c
Stuck, 15421. Stk.

MADRID, JULY to.
Apodaca (in Mvx.ro) and Morals' (in the kin,-,eonii
of New Grt made) t ilk only pi their v.stortes on either
sid4; and our amette is alteinatcly giving both re-
ports and proclamatons whin einnoutiLe tt c re-tSta-
blishment of the Ro) euthotily wth se vast colo-
nies. The accounts of cite former :.re dAted the 5:11
of February last, ani those given by the 'Attu- 4;e
hardly less recent.

.41.111-

CONSTAN IT:3PLE, JUNE 20.

The representations of the Rusoaa Minister Cfrant
which were oto:ded ..nthe most
Von Strogonoffi
reasonable and just demandi of Rusiia, seem no; to
have led to any thing derisive its the Myatt Tile
influence of the Grant over the Reis Effendi
and the Tillander had hindesed it. The Sultan, iihs
had on the other limid e.rnestly &sired a good un.
derstanding with Russia, addressed, on the IA of
M itch, to the Grand Vizier, the followito4 energetic
and remarkable Restript, or isriff
" There havy been many and lone delibitaritios airealy hall
upon the Note v. ti the Rus-lou .4.lnbas,alur has dmsered, yet
no journal of your jittillo ha, yet been Lid benne us. It is
now about 40 days lance th.s basin. sit wa, Lid tA tbre you ',l*
&scent on. Why have you 111111 t yet e,,me 10 any rcso.ution upon '
i:? From this delay a c must believe that you .144407 your,. s
In your Settings only on things ot no consequeni ei wdl poi ti. o
wait all the Russian A ttibissad.br is angryanit Jet i/CIS, ds to threats ?
If yew believe that scar n. unaviii,;.dile, husk Oa the rho"s of
defence. Sliew us minutely th. cere.sary causes ot v and the
extent set the resources which will employ. lfur, en ,be
mien hand. if time and Me cionsiances do not aldisv us to und•
take a war, prevent the di,co,itent of the Russian An.basiador
as soon as possible, by .1 cult able answer."
The impression wing.% this Rescript m ode on the
Divan was easily to he lores•cn ; it gave trcasiiin to
a second, wilier was la the following tams:
" As my Minister', atter mature eisin:deratifm of all Oil, tIN
CUllliral.Cel, have roc:Atte I it necesiary to give up all though-7.
of war, tind to enihrtire the wit.. part of recui.eo.-. tun; it is es-
questiou timed he .Iclivet.d wit'i•
whitely iv ce-,..ary that the eteiferencet should he itniii-nr....rf
°oPurf'iledta'y'lihdy t'll.ie"!RtieilerNl:r7tidni to the I: .tian
the treattAt care must be taken that 1.70`e be wel..nd t.10z.17
drawn up, and oat I he the first, In which there was no ser .4 at
all, In rod,: to give Russia to anc,rsignil that it is our intentEits
to arrange mersri
The -inclinations of tt'e Grand Seignor to peace!,
and this decisive language, were sufficient to cause
the tall of the opposite party. The Grand Vizier re.
ceived a revere rerriinand, and his instrument, tise
Reis Effendi, was eivraced, tend his office given to
ales Djanel Enneli, a man who has already fre.
qucntly tilled that place.

P.O.i 1 ZENBURG. HMI P.
Yesterday we hot a tempest. with a terrible 1134,
storg4, which has almost eluireiy l.ti4 waste the tirl It
ut mad l'i:chot, in Ls_, i,arz. Sou:ally woo