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London, England, 1817-09-08 00:00:00

CATON'S WORKS.

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This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. illustrated
with Cases,
I. A PRACTICAI. TREATISE en the PRE-
". VLNTION and CURE of the vErtEctEAL DISEASE
in both Ses.i, and it S COIDC quencvs; in which a mild and success-
ful mode of treatm• title pointed cut, ineludt4 Observations en
F.trictures,Cutaneous Ettiptione, imaginitryirenereal Diseases, Ste.,
ir-anded as a Guide against the dangerous greets of this baneful
malady.—By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, o. to, Stanhope-street,
Newcastle-street, Strand; and late of the ilnited Hospitals of St.
Thomas's and Guy's.
2. A Treatise in. indigestion, being an Inquiry Into the Diseases
"rising and cenitectcd V. itt: the Functions of the Stomach, with
Remarks on the Liver, raid its influence on the Gastric System.
'fo which are prefixed, sense general Observations elititsvPhoko•
and Cutaneous Diseases, price in.
3. A Popular at:se on the Prevention and Cure of the dif-
ferent Stages of the Asthiita and Winter Cough, with new and
successful Instructions (or the Prevention and Treatment el Astb-
matt.: Fits. Fourth Edition, price 3s.
4. Practical Übservations on the Debilities, natural and ac-
quired, of the 0.-nerativer Organs of hods hems, including the
'theory of Generation, &c. Price 9s. ed.
5. A Practical Ireaase on Female Diseases, including Caner-
votioris on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders 'incident to
thosdimportant cases. Price as. tin.
PriLt.:ti lot Shot stood wed QIN Patrienvill'rese •

Ina f..v day: w 14 •••• pahll.9A,
THE EDINBURG H REVIEW i or, Critical
.10,3rnal: Nn. I.VI. _

en)/ T •••.?!. TS.—The Private Corri..m?n nf Fel intin
Prank-
lin ; Travel. in Caucasui :sn.l Georgia; Remains ~f Mr Buwiler :
Preutm titer of W..st India e‘fl.tirs ; icor ervr •n'a I r:iveN thrun. ‘1
Fraud and Germany; Edney:toilet 1-larringtnu f
mend; Ler•l Bvrn•e'i Matured; I.rinar4c Acylume ; Clorracte..'
Arair.peares lirtyg, by William Hulot: v.% Literary
LAG. and Orinloort; Present grate of Public Milk%
l'Onted for Archibald Cnnirable and Co lidiuburet ; and
Longman, li ore, and Cn. Levitt-in.

PAUL. GANIE SAWS-
Tlsis day was 14nbliabed. price dv. ft T. newel,
ADIG ES Tof the GA E LAWS; cotnprising
pit the Statutes now In fere.: riot tire to every de-alrinn
of Garat , ltegnlations for Camekeeprrs, Certiff-a,ts, &e. wilt
Abstiacta of the several smolt. for Ile PrewrOlhaso of Hares.
PartriLlgt.s, and Pin-rants. Originally compiled
By JOHN PAUL, Esti Ifarristrr at now.
revited and corrected, with inassWeraille kidifindle
and coroim.ed .o th• present Time, by F. WILLIAMS, Esti Au-
hot of ry Mitt hie own Lawyer."
London: Printed for F. C. anti). ItiYinpton, Jr.kn Richardson,
J. M. Webards..n. Longman anti Co. Bat twin a•:J en. Lacking-
mat and Co. Awry, no! and Co. Walker atue k-lwatds, and Wd-
-on and cots, York _

I his day u.f.ta published, in one large siltn.ie, pricy 9s. boards,
A N EXCURSION try WI NIDS()tt, thrimgli
L-S.. ter.- a. Putney. Krw, Pichmoild,"l wicken!tani, %ft:wherry
MI and Hamptna.cntitt ; intetsperArtl wok Historical and lloa. '
graionc,ll Anecdotes for the ImproventetA of the ittsitol Genera-
tim : witn ;ni Account of his Maj:ity's LIAI Walks on the Terrace
of AV ionlsor Costie. Also a Sail down the haver !Medway, from
mailcon r, and from ltochr,ter to (Iv NorP, upon
-! . g (If ,11- Oyster iletti. By J. iH:4I EVA KS, A.M. to
%lAA to a .:.e%.•'l, i Journal of a Trip to Paci+, in the Aitt..am of
iv 16, by way ut ()wend, .4, Am welt,. iiriasseli, and
Wrri lito,rso!ielli.dted with wood cu: By JouN s, jun. rt. !1/41.
l':1 .red inr Sh. rwood, l'a,vrimster-row

Phis flay published. in S vols. ittno. pries 152.
PR.ESUDICE :And PHYSIOC,NUNIY; a Novel.
by AZIL.E IVARCI•
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leatienlialbstreet
The following will appear this Autumn
The Veiled Prmectress ; or, Tins Mysterious Mother. By
Mts. Meeke, 4 vols.
The Foundling of Devonshire; or, Who is She I By Miss
C. D. Haynes, 4 volt
A Bride and No Wife. By Hontletta Bouvier@ Moss, 4 vols.
jc_,3y ; or, The Knie of Donald's Ctutige. By the Autbor of
the" Bravo of PAihesiiia," " Yamboo,' &c. 4 vole
'Jibe Bandit Chief; or, The Lords of Urvino, 4 veils
Anti-Delphlne. By Mrs. Byron, Second Edition, 2 vols.

SELECT LAW LIBRARY
This day was published, price is. .v.wed, •
frHE COUN'rRY GENTLE %MN', LAWYER '
IL and FARMER's COMPLETE LAW Li IsRAnY con-
taining all the Laws now in force which particularly relate to
Country Gentleman, Fanners, Clergymen, Graziers, and PCMUllii
Of all Denominatioos. :attire to buying stolen or unsound Horses,
warranted or not warranted, Horse tieing ,Coaches,Cattle.nbrep,
Tithes, Risers, Fishing, Bridges, Wo Iticlooures, Beans, Peas,
dec. with a complete Epitome of he Game taws as they How stand.
By WILLIAM MARRIOTT. Esq. of v. e Inner Tanga., Bar-
, ester.: t-Law. Sixth Edition, cumiderably improved and anlsreed '
Lannon i rrinteu ror r an • isiogtoii; lob. nichard-
r non ; J. M. Richardson ; Longman, Hurst, kees, Orme and
Brown; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Lackington, Haste*,
Harding, Mayor, and Jones; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Wel
her and Edwards; and Wilson and Sons, York.
Of whom may also be had,
I. The New Complete Parish Officer; or a pirfeet Guide to
Cburchwar.lens, Overseers, he. 4s sewed.
2. Sutton's Law of Landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers, 35.6.1
3. Mitford's Law of Wills, Codicils, &a 3s. 6d.
4. Whaaker's Law of Bankrupts, 4s.
5. Manning's Law of Bills of Exchange, St. 641.
N.B. The whole may be bad tontl,ar in one Volume, price
XI. 2s 54. in boards, or sill. Ss. 6d. calf lettered. . .
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A NEW PURNI CURE OIL, PREPARED BY THOMAS
SH lI.LI TOE, Chastise sad Druggist, Tottenham High Cross.
1. IS valu.ible Composition. with halt the usnAl
labour, will produce as brilliant a Polish as Varnish. Hot
&ships or the warns band applied to the Furniture leave no mark
afterwards. It kas no unpleasant smell, and will not soil the
whitest linen.
Sold in Pint Bottles, at te....Half-plat Bottles, U.
Sold, by appointment, by Sanger, 190, Oxford-street; /head-
line, under the Exchange; Edwards, SS, St Paul's Church-yard,
and Roofing, Cambridge Heath, Hackney.

By Virtue of Authority, bearing dare, Halsted, Esau,
April 24, 1774.
DR. MAIIL's Improved BLACK PLAISTER,
for Scrofulous Tumours, commonly called the King's Evil,
Old Ulcers, Green Wounds /indica, Burns, Scalds, Fistulas
Boils, Sprains, Cancer,, Inflammations, White Swellings, Chil:
blaiss, and various other disorders. too numerous to mention.
The extraordinary virtues of this Plainer have been known to
premrve the limbs. when they have been condemned to be cut
off; and cancerous breasts have bsen saved and cured, after hav-
ing been deemed incurable, and the palu has been Insupportable,
this has given immediate ease. Fur farther information apply to
the Proprietor, who will give advice, and internal me:dunes, U
mquisire. Price 9d. per roll.
Prepared and sold by B. Maul, at the Warehouse for Moll.
nenx's Smelling Medicine, an infallible cure fur the land and sea
scurvy, leprosy, itch, scald heads, pimpled faces, fliers in children,
rheumatism. and all cutaneous eruption % by smelling. Price only
ts. 6d the box, stamp euty free. Also may be had, Dr. Maul's
Medical Snuff, for the cure of Deafness and other Disorder* of
the Head.
Drugs and Medicines of all sorts bought and sold by E. Maul,
Chemist and Druuist, s, Chamber-street, Goodman's-hells,
London.

IP KUM Luxury and Disstputooon the mend becomes
enervated, and the tindy soon faits an easy victim. To re-
move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is she result of our study and expert-
awe, and we trust that thirty years euccetsful practice in this
v.:culla: branch of our profession gives es a derided superiority
over every other Practitioner. la recent cases of Syphilitic infec•
tion, a perfecr cure is completed in the short period of two days,
and in those cases el a more complicated nature, where other
practitionen have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our •
plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re-
establishment. 'fo those who are labouring under a general or
local Debility, it mantis consolatory to know, that the Meilicnies
we prescribe possess the Inestimable power of renovating the nano
debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indisereduns
of youth,or by a residence in hot or unhealthy climates too seden•
easy a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in-
jesilefous use of mercury, &c. or should it proceed from an habi-
tual teudency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce
the happiest- effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer
lasting Healtb, Strength, and Spirits; and tern to the aged sod
infirm our plan of treatment will aftord relief and conifort, by
gently and safely invigorating the system. •
Numerous eases of Strictures have been, and are daily under
our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer-
tain, and expeditious mode of practice, supesior to any other yet
adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from
this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
,» sand and vigorous health.
Patients of either Sex may consult us with,the greatest honour,
delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. 107, Hatton Garden.
• Patients in the Country, describing, their Case, and enelosing
a remittance for Advice anti Medicines the same will be sent to
ell pogts of the CURRIE end tO. Surgeons,
Nu. COS, Hatton (Judea.