... 0x. ,\ ;LSggr-~f;)a ?? ' e t13iurious mnixtare euasfotd in. it/es erehed By Authority. T/e newt/nc medicine S %i#2 and married By ?? Patent. ,The above Patent Drops are sold in bottles of Ss. and sI. as. eseh at the Dinpensary, and by R. SCQTT, Apotiecary ...

... there of both he sexes, that are deterred from entering into the married a- state, by infirmities which delicacy forbids them to )S disclose, aisd those are not a fewv, who being, alreadr married, are rendered miserable -or want of those tein R der pledges ...

... how pri are there of both Sexes that are deterred from ?? Into the married State, ?? lifirnmities which Delicary le' bids them to ?? i aand thef are rot a fevr, whoil b5S already married, are rendered miferable for want of shoe tender Pledges of mutual ...

... an~d is in a ieighbuurbood pocfciittg Pc ununtual advantages rttptdting pricesef labour, carriage hc A plan of the prenifes marry be reen, and printed fic particularshad, together with other ntceffary infor- P. mation, on application to Mr. Uenry Pocock ...

... Printed for M urray 'and Highly, No..32, Vleet-fireet. ?? day is publi hed, in 8vo. ?? IS. od. A Propofal on behalf of the MARRIED POOR. A PrirItd ?? and Arthur Arch, z, Grac'echurch- Ireet. This Day. is phibliffied, EHE BRITISH REGISTER for ioi ; con- ...

... Debility, which render mnen miserable, an.i nialce them unfit to enjoy the blessings of societv. 3:a a more so that of the married state, the Botarical Sv- rap will remove ; the good effects of whic;, a1ia-a:- sands have exoerienced, and numbers have testifield ...

... lqitrgrn igirt ?? (until I f, I wfrs 2 4 ye a rs o f ap e whitenL, byv nrc 'dr vice ef my fa mi- Air - lY, I was perfiuadcrd to marry, homt thiree months after frd~ imarrias-e I was fo reduced arid Wcak that I was Oh- feir, rif-hed to keep my bed, eard all ...

... ture Age, which -render men miferablc, and niake. then' unfit to enjoy the -bleflings of fociety, and more fo that of the married flate, the Botanical Syrup will remove; the good eitds of which, thouaonds have experienced and num- bers have teffified. ...

... rio mnles from the metnopolis, with a iteady Partner, may be accommodated uponiriberal terms. If the Gentleman ihould r be married it will be no objedlion, as he may be accommodated s with a hrufe imrnrediately. Foal Terms and other Particulars apply tp ...

... Guardians, &c. &c. whofe duty it is' to pay fpecial *gard to 'the interefts. of the rifiuig generation. -Neisher fingle or married fhould ba, d without ivt.'-nd in. particular feafaring- Men on long. voyages; in . whicl the vqrious diforders incident to ...

... andehe niteeltcarr %vnuld be tak- isn of the furniture,-Dirtuit, poft-paljl, to .I.aMrRihd. Co'5 o kfcller, in:Cornlill. A 'Married CrelgymMa, living in an- Airy fituation 'ir ''.-London, who hid the tuition of ftvcrsl Gentlenien of high rcfpcdiacllity whiltea ...

... morning rhl, froln o till. *o o'clock, at No. a,, Qrevil-ftrcet, Hatton-gardem . LYING-IN CHA RITYFfor F~or Delivering-Poor M~arried Women at their own H-abitatiouls, dra Inflituted 1757, under the Patronage of theifkoyal Higlhnelles Wvei CM, PRINCE 31sd ...