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

Mr. OWEN'S WORKS.-.-Third

ESSAYS on the FOR MATION of the HU ‘I AN
CHARACTER.

Third ADDRE4t4 to the 114HAITrAhrrs of
NEW LANAKK. on ntruslng the Institution for the Formation
of Character, Jan. I, IBIS.

Third Edition.-OB3ERVATIONS ott the ErrEcrs of the
MAHUFACPURINO 4YSTEK
I:I the Press—REPORT us the Cressolittee of the Assofiatlon
for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, ton! be.
lure the Coommitee td the Mimeo( Coonotomai time FIPW I JAWS•
Also, A FARTHER DEVELOPF.MEN I' of mhe PLAN-.tan.
rained in the REPOR r, wi.h ANSWP.iti to IBJEC rioNs;
to which is added, an Account of the Elfm.ets produced capon the
Fernale Prisoner, in NEWG k I E, by the Application in Prattle,.
of these Principles, carried into Execanon by Mrs. FRY, and
other Benevolent Individuals of the iOCIETY of FRIENDS.
Alin, now first Reprinted from a scarce and valuable Pratt,
" PROPOSALS for raising a COI l.'7.CmP. of I NDUiI'RY of all
whet TRADES and HUSSANDIt Y; with Profit for the Rich,
and identlful Lloing for the POOR, and a good Education for
YOU l'Hi +Lich will he of .i,dvaarage to the GOVERNME I',
by the Increase of the PEOPLE++! their RICHE 3." Polabahed
by JOHN SELLERS, in Die&
Atm, A BRIEF SKE PCH of the RELIGIOU4 SOCIETY
of istmill.ll. called AICE-tS, ma .thEmiltlCAt rthlbitiog the,
PECUNIARY PENEFI I's of COMUINIED I. lIIOUR and
EXPEL Di IMRE fir Mutual Advanta,.zes, during a Period of
HALF a CENl•ty,ty. Co. .ii.wed us Mr. OWEN by
W. S. WARDER, of Philadelphia, one ot the liosicy of rriemle.
Also, (AWN Ft PLAN ant! LAND ic A ph; D AAYa NGs,
exhibiting a View of some of the intended Ei !ABU N I'S,
with a detailed Account of the numerous benefraial Effects that
will arise in Practice from the peculiar Arrangement. proposed.
Publishes! by Longman acid Co. Paternoster-row ; Cade!! and
• StrJeldi S. Hatchard, Piccaddly ; and S. Murray, Albe-
marle-street.

17ROM Lixury and Distipiti :n the :rind becomes
1. enervated, anti the body troon‘falls an easy victim. To re-
move the Decoders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and repeal-
' env., and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this
peculiar branch of our profesason gives us a decided ouperiority
near every triter Practitioner. In recent cases of syphilitic lam-
' Lion. a perfect cure is completed to the short period of two days.
and in those ewes of a mitre complicated nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success. a proper perseverance in our
plan of treatment eusieres to the Patient a sound and perfect re-
establishment. To those who are lahoering under a general or
local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, thin the Medicines
1 we prescribe posse.. the inestimable power of renovating the most
I ti-hilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the intlissi etions
1 of r.ut h, or by a residence in hot or unheal:by climates, too torten-
' toy a We, or too close an application :ui study, et ces,ive grief, in-
. jailiclous eat of mercury, d;c. or should it proceed !rout an habi-
tual tendency to can oimption, three , hie restoratives will produce
4 the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer
lasting Healls, Strength, and spirits; and even to the aged and
infirm our plan of tr..l.t.sulat will afford relief and comfort by
gently and safely Invigorating the system.
Numerous cases of Stricture) have been, and are daily tinder
our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer-
tain. and exprditiout mode of practice, superior to any other yet
adopted. !he weakness, relaxation. and debility proceeding from
this complaint are speedily rumored, and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health.
Patients of ether 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 enclosing
a remittance for Advice end Medicines. the same will be sent to
alt parts of the world. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons,
No. 107, Hatton Garden.

DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDERS, AND
ANALEPTIC PILLS.

ADDRESS TO THE 1'17131.1C. •
IWILL not intrude the cause of my ceasing to
A supply Mews. Newbery and Sons with these Medicines; all
I wish to impress on the Puldie is; that the Medicoes I manufac-
we, are those with which it ha. been supplied, from the time of
their invention, to my separation from Mr. Newbery.

My grandfatber,by bh Will, (the last and most solemn instru-
ment in a inais's life,) expressly stare., that ir being his intention
to/on:rive for the 'benefit of his son, Robert Harcourt halve,
(my father,) gist nerd aid tnfMoil of prepann: and foaling Ins
Fever Powders and Paul, he hal alteAly communicated the
secret and nieth.x! to him, and had begun to instruct him ; and
in a Codicil to his Will, made a twelvemonth after it, awl only a
few months before his death, he says, that so soon as cetta'n
charge:, which he makes upon the Medicine, In favour of his
other children, may bare been pail, that hi. son (my father)
might sell the Medicine without the intervention ut Mr. New-
bery, his Fatinittor-
I ask, is this cnnsistent with Mr. Newbery's assertion, that he
professes the only Recipes for these Medicines; or with the idea
that he was acqi, aimed with the secret and method of preparing
them I Is the circumstance of the Public having been exclusively
supplied, Pam the Recipes I possess, consistent sorb this ewer-'
Lion If it be, the conclusion mutt be. that the Public have been
supplied with spurious Medicines, whilst the Recipes for the ge-
neine Medicines have been munitioning in Mr. Newbery's chest.
Are these Facts consistent wilt any apprehensions, on the part
of my Grandfather, that Mr. Newbery knew the secret, or hail
any beneficial right, or interest in the prodoce of It r I will only
repeat, which I do withinit fear of cusitasliction, that the only
place: iti Loudon, where the Medicines can Ins h.d genuits.ily
manufactured front the Recipes, irons %sties the I'ubl.c has been
I exclusively supplied front the time of the invention of them,
are, the house of my late Grandfather, the Inventor, No. 33,
Bruton-street, and at Mew*. Butler an 4 Sons, Chemists and
Druggists, Nu' 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard.
As some little delay has taken place its my appointment of an
Agent, and fiodmg that Mr. Newhety has, in that interval, (after
exhausting the stock I had furnished him with,) sold Medicines
of his own composition under my Grandfather's name I feel It a '
duty I owe to the Public to sacrifice my own immediate interest,
by offering to receive such Medicines, and to furnish, gratis, too
return for them, others, manutactured from the Rtcipes which
have obtained for the Medicines the very great cilebrity they
possess throi!ghintt the world. My Gransitather, when he n 5•
Waled the Patents, announced to the world the specification of he
Itt:ipes,(velliat was recorded, but the ntost celebrated Chemist,
could never make the Medicines from that specification; if any
one could, all the world could, as the Patent Mee i, open to
public inspection ) but he was continually, as his practice *::g•
Bested, making intprovements In his htedicints and I deny that
Mr. Newbery is in posiession of the mane mode of floating these
Medicines which 1 am. From me the Public is quite sure to pro-
cure the genuine Medicines; and I feel, that after an experience
of 70 years, the Public will not speculate and adiniiiirter ridded
Medisierr.in the dangerous disorders to whirlers:hie are apilicable.

Mr. Newberg has lately failed lu an wtempt he. made in the
Court at Chanetry to substatitia-e a Proprietorship lat the Medi-
ci .66. Those Indy are my gentling Mediciuea which have my
liznatorre upon the labels.
Iltuton•atrket, Berkeley-spare, • B. O. G.
1101, 11117.1