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London, England, 1820-11-21 00:00:00

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'On.Friday, the 17th November, at Torquay, Devon (w 1 i:1•
she had gone for the recovery of her health), Mary, the e. ii •
James Lambert, Esq. of Bedford-row, Lcadon, mos: since:'.:
lamented by her family and fricods.
Nov.-7, at Freeland Douse, Dowager Lady linthven.
Lately, at North Luifenham, liutlandshire, aged 76, Lae.
Mary Nosl,• youngest sister of the late Earl of Gainsborce,
and aunt to Sir Gerard Noel, Part. .
Friday, at Croydon, Keene Zachary Stables, Esq. late rf
Army Pay Office. •
August 25, alga pen in Salt Ponds, Jamaice, Peter Grz•
Esq.- Serjeant-ateArms to the Hon. House of Assembly.
Nov. 11, at Copse Hill, near Ashbeurne, Captain Thrm.o
Crewe, of the Ist Royal Lancashire :Militia.
Monday se'nnight, at his marine villa, in Snsrev, in his 57th
year, the venerable poet, W. Haylev, Esq. Ile passed the last
35 years of Ills life in retirement and seclusion from the world.
Last week, at Ilawick, in the ptime of life, Mr. Christopher
Armstrong, schoolmaster.
(let. 16, at K khill, Mr. Andrew Mier, schoolmaster of the
parish of Carnbuslang, iu the 6.74.11 yearof his age, having been
forty.ehree years a Parochial Schoolmaster.
Thursday, at Carlisle, Henry ILA, Esq. late of Madras, in
the 51st year of his age.
A few days ago, at Lord ScarborottEh's seat in Yorkshire, Mrs.
Ilarilson, housekeeper. Site dropped down in an apoplectic tit,
and died almost immediately after. She was only 32 years of aze,
but had been fronther childhood In she tawny.
Oikthe 7th inst. at Lees, in Abbey-Holus, Cumberland, aged
27 years, Mr. David Dra?e, one of the Society of Friends. Air.
Drape had been established fee a short time as a schoolmaster in
Liverpool, and only left it at Midsummer last, on a visit to his
friends. lie was an elegant English, scholar, had a fine test: tur
poetry, and possessed extraordinary talents.
Sunday su'imight, aged 51, Mrs. Willis, of the Golden Lion, in
Thursday Market; York. Her deeds was occasioned by falli•lg
over a tub which was negligently left. in the path in the cellar;
and, being seriously hurt in the hand and wrist,. a, violent inflam-
mation came on, which terminated her life in a few days.
Tuesday, in. Camden-street, Dublin, of a rapid Udine, Mrs.
Harriet Clark, wife-of Michael ClarlE, F.Sql and sister to Ald .r.
man:West,.of thatZeity. .And on-WedoesdajfefAidermanWee,
at his bonseeirt Itarcpurteiveet, after-a short illness, of a spoteet
. fever. .„

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S itc•loit'isirk—fo.r''rit‘rry yeari. announced, through tae me.
ditirn .bfliitiebtotr ilaildirettd ane :wifely circa 1at...1 l'arer, i he
Eseinifilihniiiiiitiffirses Mira' CAt:130:1 RD, in Alto% 1 by tie
zeleitraltit.Dr.-eoetis,-exi assisted. Et* entiovat Surgeons and
.a2illtr*.;_riluZi.tnv...tlytaevaerlt'i:Tiriti",..7•Aoleinrc.
forriCpt Covens
Reliattfs,VArtliftliaf thrrr-practice is naw cOnc:ntrated at Char.-
'tette notrsei,--Mreilt Dhinilloitre-street, Madill-La.-NA, where se-
- botinsAtursappropriated for 'consultation. • The object of
thissMfaUatinsaltz iparthat- eery case may have the opittioa of
.D.K4Coorx.it and.thke Nit tigic.lloard.; and in order that the l'i.b.:lc
may be afprised of the ahtive circhtnitance, 5.)a IVl:ltit e4US to
get2t.t
.theni,'yoti Wilt beplAsed fo insect • this Notice twice a week
for ode mobthe.-By Order xf the:Buord, - •
• , • ;.. • : I have the honour to remain,
Your.obedic.nt bervant,
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... •. . ROWE C. BELL, M.D. Sic.
.N.-8.. All Letter's addnisCd to Sir F. C. Daniel (Treasurer), an
' • ...laid before the Board the same day. .
Medical aloaril, Charlotte House,. Surrey,
Nov. 5,.820. .

Suali Zr.in mix In, f ortWr :n re.
The tre*lfent mild—the cure effectual.

•
•-A Candid Evamination ointfescional Pretertsions
'-is only to be feared by those why are conscicts of Inca; :city.
• Itiipteesed at-in early period of mar professional career with
the importance of a more minute attention to a class of di).
eases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of . Nana re, sve
baldly deviated from whit was ht Id to he medical or thoskay ;
attacked the vaunthrgs of empyricism, and, by defeating its tile
pulposes, consider ourselves justly-entitled to that approbation
and patronage which, for twenty years, have rewarded our .ue-
cessful and devoted studies. The esthuation of our enlightened
brethren whu frequently appeal toouopinion, lean additionsi
gratificati r
on to our pride, while our. anthority from the-Collee
itself, strengthened as it is.by the. mast enthusiastic tectinionials
of almost every Professor in the British Metropolis, must ever
protect the sanctity of our Lune from envy or misrepre:iertatieh.
The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary waht of c.,ut:oa
in the maturer man, often lead to the effects of a contagious dis-
ease; happy therefore, may the early applicant be called, whose
anxiety can be alleviated by a fete days care; and even in the
more advanced stages, characterized 'by numerous symptoms,
we -can illustrate our assertion, by rendering the hvalnietal
the curt yfixtual.
Every organic change, or functional disturbance, incidental to
the generative economy, falls equally within our prOvinee, and
will yield to our attention. Amos-g these are disease-4 of the
urethra, weakness, and constitutional derangements, of however

longilura- tion. .
'l'he child of inanition may be restored to appetence, and, In-
stead of being exhausted by Nervous. Debility, he will.eircuL:e
the mahlier proof of vigorous impulse. The limit: of an Adver-
tisement-do not allow the classification ofour subjects, but they
are amplrlietailed -in a Work we lately published, called the
£gas J.ife*,the rapid sale of which, accompanied with an in-
creasing prattler, are undeniable proofs of our general utiiity.
The Book can be had'at 20, Paternoster-row ; 66, Pall-Mali;
41; Piccadilly; 16, Prince's-street,Soho ; 174, and 32, Fleet-
street ;or at any Booksellers. •
No diseases are felt with greater-poignancy .by the sufferer
' than those occasioned by his own imprudence; and in- no ciits
-of consultation is liberality of education in the Professor more
desirable, than where the most unbounde.d confidence is pl..ced,
altd the most inviolable secrecy is expected : thus the terms are
plainly stated at the first interview, or in answer to ...Letters
minutely detailing the symptoms, and inclosing a remittance Jur
medicine and advice, 'which can be forwarded to an part of
the world.

GOSS and CO. M.R.C. Surgeons,
street —A pri-:attlooc round the corner.

Flee-

E A KE'S G4NUIKE.-el LLS, justly tamous
. •for.cyring,...tirall its stages; tke V.ENERRAI, DISEASE.
One small Pilf is a dose; and the taking,. of one Box, in a resent
case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his spe •‘/
recovery. Nothing cati,be better c,ontrivedi more tale, Er sacra
convenienribaii this Remedy, for stielt.as ire obliged to goit,3"
nies olio sea, as.it neeas nu Confinement nor testraint,of dirt;
and.siity,yean etperienoe(in an extensive pc :aloe) has Frevr.i
that it will Effect a.Ctire:wLen 'reptattd Salivation and ail ctt.er
methods avail nothing: For the Scurvy and other Clinercil
Disorders, this Methelne bat. net acs Upward. of
40,000 persons of bolfi-seits tiive .been radically cured of t,e
above cruel disorders, within the laic eigfit yc3rs. Prepared :n.l
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and 40N, Members
of the Royal College of-.Siirgeonsrliti.tliese House, Nu. P. Nor
Bridge-street, in Vioss Of Milt 24,...cd...each. duty 4w/tidal."'
N. 8.. Two back doors, and I.iglitr. in l'assages et-nicht*
.They are 4ss sold by their appoinumieht;ivith cetpt.tt.s
it die Toy Shop, iol Oifurd-sneer; i.tr: Dishy& might's, No.;
.hish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Whitman-In;-.and by "''s
in every emu:disable Powtain Or( at, Britain.aild Ireland.
Advice gtatis to peisvoitakint; the @dee.' or usher of the rra•
Prietor's Medicines. . . •

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