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. , n e ~. ( f. . $ ‘ . . I • \:-../ t 4 .1 , ~ 4 1 dI N ) * • i. 14 2is. ' ". 1 1. fi , • ..:1 , A ..---- "'" ) if ic 1j j 41 ik 0 _ II ' N......, rk. , , ° ... , 1 •41 e 0 . - X „~” ~: 40i • • NUMBER 7001 'WEDNESDAY, SEPIEMBER 2.5, 1811. THIATRE COVINTAARDIN. - - . day Sias pialished, id royal Bve. price Ilk . in board' SKETCH of the POLITICAL HISTORY nf . INDIA, from the Intioduetion of Mr. Pitt's Bill, A.D. 1784, to the Present Date =By JOHN MALCOLM, Lieutenant •Colovel in the East India Company's Madras Army ; Resident arMysore; and late Envoy to the Cohrt of Persia. Printed for William Miller, Alhemarle•street. --;"" - WIC' OF ORDNANCE, Septet**, 11, 1.1. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS Ml _ JESTrs ORDNANCE, * hereby give mt;c*, -.MP THIS EVENING, Wedntsisr, Sept 25, will be acted Shfiespee4 Tragedy id KING JOHN. John, King of England, Mr. REMBLE; Earl of Salisbury, Mr. BARRTMORE Hubert, Mr. EGERTON ; . Faolconbridge, Mr. C. KEMBLE t 1%14, Kwg of France, Mr. MURRAY g- Lewis, the Dauphin, Mr. BRUNI ;ON; Pricer Arthur, Master CH.M)MANs • Queen Elinor, Mrs. POIA'ELL ; The Lady Constance. Mrs. SIDDONS; Blanch, Of Castile, Miss E. 801. I ON; Lady Bauic,mbridge, Mrs. HU MPHRIES. Te which will be added the Melo-Drente of THE BLIND BOY. Stanislaus, Mr. MU a RAY ; Edmund, Mrs. C.•KEMBI E Roduleh, Mr. BR UNI ON ; Oben', Mr. FAWCETT; Molit , o, Mr. USTON. Elv::.a, Miss LiOL I ON. BRISTOL, SIPTBMBER 10, 111110 • FOR SALE, BY AUC HON, By OrJer of the Hon. Comm sisioners of his 114-sty's Customs, In the Long Room of the Custom-house, on Tuesday, the tat of Oe ober, 1811, THE 'OLLOWING GOODS. which have lain A in Warehouse upwards of three months untwisted i About 288 I s. tottua, 5 Gallons Rum, 42 pairs ot Bogs, 171 Galhnn of Wine, 8 Gut and 55 rid Skins, i Omar ' 18 lbs. Syrup of Sugar, 211 N. Suecaelee, Ma,co Sugar, 11 Bottles Litne. juice, $3 lbs. "Yarnaritids. an Damaged Mats, S lbs.Blck Bugles, Gownepteces, printed Cottons, Old Watt= Cossmlng.tiouse Books, Sac 5131b5. Writing paper, t Bag Nuts, >i Old Boats, &wt.. Tobacco Ashes. • Alio, the followhi seised Goode-7 em. Staves, and 11 OE and Cow Hides. OXFORDSHIR CAPITAL MAN3ION, FURNISHED er UN iq.IiANNHED, PARK, FARM, and LANDS, to be LET, and may he entered on at Ladyaday best, the spacious celebrated Mauston, HEY I'HROP HOUSZ, with the garden., pleasure. gi ounds, conservatory, icc. with or without the Park and Deer or Farm. T. sltuatien is dry and Itealt , y, and foms splendlii M Residence Sir II Nobleman or Gentleman who is fond ot Fkid- Spurts, being in the centre of three Packs of hi a Hounds. Tie whole Estate Is in hand, and contain. mar Eight Humlred acne, in iuih state of cnlttva.ton.—May b.. viewed with *fishes. Particulars of Mr. Robin., Warwick-street, buideti-nuart or Mr, Murclatfht, of liryttrrop, who w 11 sheet the same. ..I That Proposals will be received at their Office, In Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 27th instant, from such persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of COPPER HOOPS for service of this Department for a period of one year: Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further parrlcu lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Cloatract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pail-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten. and four o'clock, where the Propo sals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed," Propi—als for Copper lioops ;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said . 7th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neisther will any Fender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent o his behalf shall attend. By (trier of the ltoarci, R. M. CR Fl 7 Seeretiry. This day was publi4hed, In three Vniumes, Oe avo, price Rt. 7s. boards, rTHE PROJECTOR; a Periodical Paper, origi . - nally published in Monthly Numbers, front January Ibo 2 to November 1809. Revi.cd and corrected by the Author. Printed for T. Payne, F C. and I. Rivington, Wilkie and 110- binion, (Udell and Davies. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, J. Mawman, J. Murray, R. Baldwin, London; and J Conk-, and J. Parker, Oxford. This day was published, price .E 1 His. 6d in boards, Vol. Xl. o COBBETT's COMPLETE COLLECTION of sTA ETR tAi.s, and Proceedink for High Treasnn and other Crimes and Misdemeanours, from the earlie.t period to the present time ; with Notes and other Illustrations, compiled by T. B. HOWELL, Esq. F.R.S. P.S.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces, Orme, and Co.; I. MA a, diem ; Black, Parry, awl Itin7sbury ; J. Hatchard, J. Faultier, J. Booker, Cradeck and Juy, Y. Jeffery, J. Booth, J. Budd, and T. C. Hansard. PATEN V FLEECY HOSIERY, mmtufActured by HOLLAND, WAI.SI ELL, hie IRTON, and Cts. the Pa: ens es, and Manufacturers r. , their Majesties, 91, High Hol horn ; who, alaomanufactitie Cotton, - .Vorsted. alati Lambo-vaool, in every article of uoJer-clotlitog, both for ladies and gentlemen. These Articles. which .ire very numerous, are of their own In vention, anal ma;:uraztored of the beat materials ; thy are of full at s, and of acknowledged superiority of make and shape. Every Article both of Fleeced and Plain Hosiery to be had of th e Paten' re', and of the most respectable Hotta.* in town and country, by their appointnaetit. BRI PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 41, LONDON-W ILL, opposite Bethleni, London. CHEAP, Durable, and ImpenetrAble PAINTS, for Park Palings, Fences, Barns, Stables, Brick and Plaster Roots, Iron ant N ood Slates, aud Wekither-board kg of every description. Olive Green • To-morrow. the Cabinet ; and Valentine and Orton. On Friday, The Wiry Wives of Windsor; and- liarliguin `sad smodeus. On :-..iurdty, Isabella; and The Review. On Mom' ay, King Henry !he Fourtb—Part 1. after wide,' will be revived t! e Grai , 4 Pantomime Ballet of Raymond and Agnes. On Tnemlar,Ttir Eale. Place - for the !loxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tire N.Av Box-Office, in Flare-street. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half past six. nth day wax published. liaodsomely printed, id royal givarto, embellished with a large Map . and fifteen Engravings, price Two Guineas and a boardi, AN ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM of NE- P kOL ; being the Si:finance of Observations mile during a Mi3sion to that Country, in the y,ar 1793. By Cohnlt:l WILLIAM KI KM [RICK. Pruned I,lr Till Ant 111illrr. Albenuirle street. GRBA I' MIgSLNDEN, In me county of BUC/C4. Compact and very improvable FARM, %%kis Farm-borer, Out &e and upwards of Fifty two Acres o' Land, with Common Rights, &c. near to exctlient Market Towns, with early possasNion. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. RORINCI, At Garraway's Cuff'. e house, 'Change-a hy, Cornhill, on Thurso day. Octobers, iu 01:e Lot, A VALUABLE and very improv.tble FittetroLo hS l'A CE, Ballenger Farm, situate Ir. the parish of Great Missenclen, In the county of Bucks; comprising a Farimhouse, two large Bents, Out.buildings, ate. and upwards of MI Acres of Mesdow and Arable Lan.!, well timbered, nearly in a ring fence, and well supplied with water, w'th an extensive Common Right, of whch early possess on may be bad. This Eitele is sii awe in the Hundred of Aylesbury, which entitles the possessor to vow for the Cowry. id the Town of Ayleshur y, front which d is dis tant ten miles, five from Amersham, two front Great Missenden, and only thirty from London. 'ro be viewed by applying to Mr.Whitchurch, on the premises, of whom particulars may be had; at the White Hart, Great MII ! send:n ; King's Arms, Berklrampstead ; George. 'Aylesbury;-- ! Crow a, Amersham ; Swan, R.ckmansworth ; W kite Horse, Uz i bridge : and of bie‘srs. Leigh and Robinson, Solicitors, Lincoln's bin; at Gerraway's; and of Mr Robins, Warw ck-street, Gol letr-itivare, where a plan of the estate may be seen. - - - POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF THE StASON. - - RANELAGH, MILLSANK. the express De.ire of sever.d dignified Per aonagec, the Grand GALA, 11.1UN1INAT1ONS, CON CERI', and heernal and Aquatic FIREWOIk KS, which gave such tuna' real satisfaction to a crouded Garden, on Tuesday lair, will be repeated tn-morrow, littrstisy, September 26, with ad ditional plendoor and Magnlicettce. Doors open at Seen, and the Concert to begin at Eight o'Ctock precis 'T.—Admission its. 6d N. R. his Vnlume t.. the Hon. the Court of Directors, and is the first publ shed account of a Conntry hardly known rv,r , by Paper an.l it :theme a blank in the Maps of Ind a. • This day was published, In two vols. errivn Aso. pr re 16s. boards, the second edition of MEMOIRS of the LIFE of AGRIPPINA, the Wife of GERMANICUS. Dark tate 46 .. . per cwt. 745. I C h ocolate - 6.55. I Lead colour per iwt. 56.. 504. WHOLESA' E WINE AND SPIRIIfaADE. AGentleman who has been in the above Trade for the list ten years, and Parner in (me of the must re:pec table Housei in the Ci t y of London, is desirous of an Active Partner, who can command frnm Four to Six Thousand Pounds.. None nerd apply but per.ons of the highest respectability, as un deniable reit-Traces will be elven and required. Letters,post paid, addressed Y.Z. Gun Tavern, Billingsgate, wiU be attended to. , By ELIZAPETH HAMILTON. Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Lineation, I.o.ters n• a Hindno Rajah, &c. &e. Invis.ble Green . White ' - Stone Colour . 5Gs. Black 5Gs. I Red 565. I . -56 t. . 465. Primed for John Walker, Wilkie 'and Robinson, John Rich ardson, J. M. Richardson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, K Newman and Co. J.. Johnson and Co. and George Robinson.—Where may be had, by the same Author. 1. Letters en the Elementary Principles of Education, 2 vols. price les. 4oards. 2. Leiters of a Hindoo Rajah, vols. price 14s. In boards. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS Till PRINCE REGENT'S ROYAL Li 1 i ERA PATENT. 'THE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD S ANA. ME BATHS, particularly calculated for the tteetilicle• plod., MINOS, and Private Fondle, in I own and Comm they may be fixed In Dressing-rooms or any other situation, and can be ittated when requiresl, in a very short time.—Nlay be seen in use, and are manufactured only by the Patentees, A row rung and Folkard, 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoin'it-inn.firliiii, Landon. A CANE OF REAL DIN I it Etsb. AGENTLEMAN Wit() WAS in a respectable ' Bank lig and Mercantile line, from which he was reduced by unavoldsble misfortunes, with a wife and eleven children, bad been endeavouring by his industry to support th sm, when be was seized with a severe illness which rendered him unable to follow his employment. To rasing') his family in this dis tress, he was obliged to dispose of almost every attic they were possessed of, and his wife, who is now confinad of her twelfth child, is destitute of the necessaries which her situation requires, tani . the rest of the Wilily ate in a similar state of distress. To alleviate this misery, the present application u made to the gene rous and humane, from whom Subscriptions will be received by' the following persons who will give every information respecting the truth of the above statement: Messrs. Nornavile and Fell, ty, New good-street ; Mr. Psterson, 39, Ludgate-street; Mr. -Vick, 24, Holywell-street ; Mr. Ogle, 293, Hz!' Holborn ; and Messrs Trcnehard and Williamson, 58, Leadeohall-street. 'EIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by means of a NEW and CHEAP POCKY. INSTRUMENT, with otst the Use of FI.IN I and STEEL, or that DANGEROUS COM BUSTIBLE PHOSPHORUS! ! And by various improvements on the PORTABLE FUN r and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for MORE READILY' OBTAIN *ENG FIRE and LIGHT, without the aid of Pitoseuoites ! ! These Instruments, which are of the greatest utility to the 'Army, Navy, and the Public in gener:.l, are made and sold at THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. KEA L • TOWN - M ADE FINE CUTLERY, No. K. ,f 3AMES'a-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONI)r,N. Where may also be had, . SEW-INVitN ITO SLIDING and PEN NIBBING KNIVES; Ids superior SURGEON% INS"! RUMP'S FS ; PEN KNIVES, RAZORS,SCISSARS, NF.EDLES, Pa.; GRAVERS • d ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS his LIDNO-C EL S SEATED WARRANTED SWORDS; GUNS , __ P IS T O LS, ARMS and A C CO UTR EMENTS of every description, Wholtsalt., Retail, and tit Exportation. N. B No connection with city other Iloime in Town. This day were psalshed, bit . Longman, Hurst, and Co. Pater totter-row, price 51. in boards, 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE<on the different J.. - Species of PULMONARY CONSUNIPTION tthe Scrreaulous, Exauthentatous, and Senile, or of old age), and the Super-irritative and Sub-irritative Species of Asthma, with their distinguithing symptoms, and the morbid appearances exhibited on-dis:ection. The treatment of rack illustrated by a variety of cases. To which are added, Observations on the Nature and Cure 'of Cancers. By RICHARD RLECE, M.D. Physician to the Pltthisical Dispensary, Author of " A New System of Physic and Medical Surgery," Ate. 0. A new Edition, being the Eighth, price I Os. GI boards.— The MEDICAL Otlint, for the use of the Clergy, Heads of 'Families, and young. Medicine Practitioners, in two Parts. Part I. being a practical Dispensatory, containing the Doses and . --'i - eperties of Medicines necessary to he kept by the Clergymen t.f parishes, and families residing in the Country ; the Manage mem of Children, and the Cure of their Maladies; the Treat `fnent- of the differeist l'eisons ; of Cases of Suspended Anima '. lan; the Mtens of destroying Contagious Eflieias, &c.—Part A Popular Treatise on the Causes, distinguishing Symp miss, Prevention, and Cure of the Diseases incident to the Hu man Frame, the whole comprising the latest dinoverlest in the *healing art, free Trent technical absurdities. By Richard Rteer, M.D. Member of the Royal Conne of Surgeons, and the Faculty of Physic, &c. &c. 't It is of importance that every Tan should he entitled to know something of the laws of Cite, the nature of disease, and the most rational modes of cure; fur this purpose 1)r. Reece's book is bet ter adapted than any with whirls we are acquainted. It is more .Itidicious than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have Au doubt if Will entirely supersede."—Ctit. Rev. April, 11107. Sold by alfßooksellers in the United Kingdom. • 3. Third edittsit'n, enlarged Ind corrected, price 9.4. an ENCLISH CATALOGIA of Mons, specifying their properties, doses to chil dren and adults, the proper vehicles for their use, the diseases for i the cure of which they are employed, and retail prices annexed to each article; to which are added a description oldie different Medicine and chemical test Chests, with an enumeratiou of theic content-4,ns adapted to different climates and uses, and en account of such Medicines :is are necessary ro be tept by families residing Jr the count r y Reece, Burgess, a u Co.. Chemists to her Majesty. "'This is a Very convenient work, and contains in a short corn ;sass • great deal of mita medical Wig:2mPa Rev. Aug. 11110 s v TEGG'S NEW CARICATURES FOR SEPTEMBER. This day was pub: i sited , by Thos. Trgg, l i I, Cheapside. London, folhwing new Popular CARICATURES, price only Is. each, coloured, viz. Rural Sports, viz. Cat in a Bowl-24 Picture of Misery—td, Pu•s in Boots-4th, Touch h. Touch—.sth. Rural Sports, viz. Buck limiting—ilfh, Sale of English Beauties-7th, Brosoeit and French liorn-41th, Templar at his Studies-9th, Jack hove down —Mb, Jack in a white Squall...4lth, A Peep at the Balloon 12th, Deputies doing homage to the Kir.g of Rome— I ath, Sum mer amuiement —l4th, Rural Sports, an old Molt-catcher--.-15th, Masquerading-16th, Accomedation Ladder.—N.l3. Full allow ance to the 'l'rade, and 13 to the dozen given. BOOKS Published this day, by J. HA RDIN<I., 36, St. Jarimesitert. L'A WEATHER. GULDE for t.l.t 31- 'hewing the mate of the Atmosphere, by Animal and Vegetable Barometers, and the h burs of the day by a Botanical Clock, by Taylor, pocket size, price is. 61 2. Dr. Richardson's New ka'ay on Pisa, Crass, presented to the Dublin Farming Society as a Prize Essay, st.. 6d. 3. A Report on the Farrnii i tg System rt rsued by Mr. Greg, at Coles, In Hertfordshire, sv• J , 2. 6d. 4. The Farmer's Aeer , ant Book from Michaelmas HILL to Michaelmas ISIS, folio, price 211. 5. A new Catalogue of Books on Farming and Rural Affairs, price U. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE OF MEDICAL BOOKS for 1811 and 12. This day was published, ACATALOGI'JE of MEDICAL BOO.liS, con • tailking the most modern and approved Authors on Ana !cr.ny, Surgery, Medicine, Midwifes y,Mmeria Medico, Chemistry, eharmary, llutaity, and Veterinary Medicine; to which are added, a complete list of Lectures delivered in London, with their hours of attendance, .act ; 'fables of the Pay of th e Medical Department of tl , te Army and Navy. Sold by John Callow, Medieval Bookseller, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho. (A Discount of 10 per Cent. allowed for ready Money.) * a ' A Medical Subs.~. iption Library, when: Books are lent by the Month or Year. N. B. The hill value given fur Medical Libraries or Parcels of Books, or Rooks exchanged. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. This day was published, price Six Shillings, 'THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITI CAL JOURNAL —No. XXXVI. Containing, Ford's Dramatic Works—Report of the African Institutien—Ho . wood's Vindication of Mr. Fox's History—Wilkes History of Mysore-.. Brodie's Experiments on Vegetable Poisonit—Scott's Vis!on of Don Roderick—Campaigns of 1809 —Kirkpatrick's Account of Nepaul—HAittilton's lEgyptiaca—Pamphlets on the Itullion Question —Davy on Oxywuriatic Gas—Mrs. Grant on li;ghlan ders—Quarterly List of New Publications, and Index to volume Bightentlt. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and White, Cochrane, :aid Co. Landon. Of whom may he bad, Complete Sets of the Edinburgh Review, 'ht thirty-six :lum bers, prize 6s. each, or coot up In le volorles,rice XI: .54. bds BY HN MAJESIVS ROYAL LErteßs PATENT. Granted unto JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Inventor and Preparer of THE CARDIAC AND NERVOU:i TINCTURE. THE only safe and effectual Remedy for Disorders of the HE, S MACH, and BOWELS, viz. First, llead-ach, confusion and giddiness. Serondly, Indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities, and , retellings, ycllow nu, of the eyes and skin, flatulence,, pains, spasms, heart-burn, hiccop, pipings, colic, and costiveness. Thirdly, For the gout In the stomach and head. Fourthly, For all such affections of the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits. paralytic and apoplectic dispo sitions, prastration of stretigth, timidity, tremors, starting,, palpita tions and faintings, or fits. Fifthly, For bracing and rrengthening the whole systcrn, in stairs of relaxation and debility. Sixthly, As a powerful antiseptic in cases of putrid bile, and for counteracting infection, or preventing and curing putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, sore throat, viz. Cynatiche Maligua, hc. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy places, hos pitals, ships. lint and unhealthy climates, &c. Sold wholesale, and retail, by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, low Cluich-yard; and retail by liked. Smith, 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal fachange ; Bacon 4114 Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newb:ry and Soo, 43, St. Paul'. Church-yard; J. Harris, corner dir Luttrate-street ; Ward, Hol born; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles at 3s. Sod. 7s. Gd. I is. aid in ouzo at v s . by whist& there is a considerable saving. Prepared Oil, to thin the ab , !ve, which possesses great pre serving qualifies, at Ss. per gallon White Lead, 52e. pet cwt.— Litueeti 011,55. 6d. ; and Turpentine 7s. dd. per gallon. Colours Dry and Ground, &e. 3 he Impenetrable l'aints are very ornamental, and being pre pared fur the above dew' iption of work only, possess the greatest durability. They dry very qu.ek,and cover a surface con siderably greater than any other paints, and, in a few months, become so hard as even to repel the action of edge toils, which peculiar quality enables them to resist the effects of the Weather in an astonishing degree. In addition to these advantages, 'hey will stand in the hottest Climates; are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot; extremely easy to work, riot requiring any ettra trouble or preparation, and will be found when used to be cheaper than the common Coal Tar. ••• These Paiars are not prepares! from Tar or Fish Oil. TO THE BILIOU:i ANI) GOUTY. THOMAS'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE Proprietor of this inestimable Medicine hav ing suffered for many years the most ekes uciating Pans In the Stomach and Bowels, the consequence of a Billow and Gom y Habit, and having tried a variety of mediciues without any good effect, was, after much trouble and expeuce, so fortunate as to discover a Remedy, in the skilful combinations of some very sim ple and very safe drugs. It is now same years since this discovery was made, and in the course of that time, whenever the distil der threatened to return, It has been invariably kept off by having re course to this ievaluaide medicine The effects of it are speedy and certain, and It has seldom, if ever, failed in giving immediate relief t• those violent Spasmodic Attacks, so frequently attendant upon Bilious and Couty Habits. It will also Strengthen and In vigorate the who'e System. This safe and eicellem Medicine has been most successfully taken by many of the Proprietor's friends, who have invariably experiettced from it immediate relief. It is at their reques:, and from a fill conviction of its utility and perfect safety, that it is now offered to the Public under its present form. Fully aware of the prejudice generally Conceived against what are esteemed Quack Medicines, it is the with of the Proprietor to offze only a concise statement of Facts; being thoroughly convinc2d that when the Pills have been once tried, any euloglum will be unneces-sry. These Pills act as a very gentle apeileht, and are strongly rec:nn istratlod tb Costive Nati:lent Habits, for Loss of App.tite, and removing those Croditi s front the Stomach arising front Bile. they vedl also he found very salutary in restoring the Vigour of the Frame after Intemperate Living, and are iart:cularly recom mended so Geutletueu travelling WI the Continent, or in Warm Climates. Sold Wholesale only (by appointment of the Preprietor), by Barclay and Sun, N 0.93, Fleet-marker, London, and In order to prevent Counterfeits, observe that none can possibly be Gealeine unless the Stamp oil each Vox is wiped by the Proprietor, Mr. 'llamas. Sold also Retail, price ts. 6.1. by all Venders of Me dicine in Town and Country. GUES romAN MEDICINES. OBSERVATIONS ON THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM. • 1 'III: disease termed Rheumatism, is in a gener4l received poiat of view, so nearly allied to Gout, that af.er my pe.itive assertion of the infallubility of the Cuestonlan Medi cines in that more formidable disease, it might he justly concluded :here was little or nothing left for me to say ther‘un; but in order to enable those who are afflicted to locus an opinion fur Cs- &u -seless., and Mete especially for the information of those who may unfortunately be suffering with those distressing pairs, which al most always succeed a free use of Mercury, and which consti tut e a disease on whiebllttle has been said or written by Medical Practitioners, and indeed, as little has been done for the good of mankind : although, front that own hasty and imprudent mann r of introducing Alerviry to the system, they are the sotens.ble causes of all these melancholy evils —This I call MercuriaLitheu matistn, for the cure of which there is not to this day, any Medi cine known but the Gueltonian, a circumstance indeed, that has frequently surprised nte, and more parttculsrly so, when I have eoutemplated the indescribable tormei is more especially attendant on this particular description of Rheumatism; and is it oar snr prisinr, that among the numerous host of Physicians, Chymists, fitirge.mis and Apothecaries, with which this vile' opulent city and its vicinity abounds, net one is to be found who puss. flea any cer tainuteatis of relief in any of these disordkrs, more than in the Gout itself; yet they have amused themselves and the public, by man% some distlnctinns In the disease, such as Acute Rheumatism, Chronic Rheumatism, and Coley Rheumatism, to which I beg to add, Mercurial Rheumatism; (this f.t. the information of alt) but where is the utility of this distinction, unless attended with sonic certain method of cure. Unfortunately ter community such a blessieg seems at present very far distant. I say union una.ely, only because these great men, with all their claseic advantages and medical researches, being themselves inefficient, w,ll rather let their patient sink in silent misery to the grave, titan solf.i. any plan but one of their own asloptiing to be resorted to; fur wee tl.ts not the fact,. could I witness such daily prowls in the numerous emaciated objects vilue seek me as a last resource ; and happy ain I to say, they seek me nut in vain, even under all these thsadvate tape. *,f, %solid say something more on the hundreds I cure an nitally, alter haying been discnarged from the different HOspitals, but that I have selected a few such striking eases as must coo wince; which cases I here protest are absolutely given al.hout any emiselli,liment, and with the strictest adherence to facts. The Rheumatic patent thee, no mote titan the Gouty, herd thepiir, but on the cereal - 1% receive instant east and perfect 'arab in a etsy short time, by a proper Use of the Guestunlan Medicines. The necessary attenrious to diet, &e. are amply detailed in ihe directions which accompany every description et %Am tierstenim Medicine.. HERBFORDSHIRE. TO TIE cOT.1"1 some tiloe in the Month of October n-'r. AVERY valuable and irurroveable FRESH" 1.13 ESTATE, (adjoining the Hereford and Ledbury Tt me pike-road, on which the Mall Coaches pass every day), conyrisi sing upwards of sun 'mute Acres of rich Land, ui a high state of cultivatlor, within a ring fence, with a Manor attached, abound. o f Ing with game: a roomy and convenient Mansion House, and 4 all requisite attache] and detached Offices, in good repair; wen- dve walled Garden, pleasure Grounds, HI-Ito:ids ' numerous and fertile Orchards in a hearing state. The whole welt timbered ard. watered, eornmandmg rich and estcns:ve views, and r. • other local advantages, with a commodious Farm Houle and sear, Outbuildings ; a lid Inn near the Mansion-Louie, and see. rat Cottages standing on different parts of the Land. Deter sting particulars will be given in a future Paper. Distant front L•4l - y 4 miles, Hereford It, Malvern Wells lu, Note.ster an 4 Gloater rules each; and po.sessioti may he had at C 200.11141 nest. For more general informailon apply to W. Holbrook, So hcitor,Ledhury, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may hymn. DISEAsES OF THE EYE AND E. t it. MR . ELLERY, Oculist and Aurist, from Edin burgh, having for many years putt male Vv. various Dirt eases of the Eye and Ear his peculiar .tuiy and practice, begs VI t itifotm the Public, that he has fixed ht. residence at No. 10, Westminster Roe I, near the Lying-Inn Huspiial, where he, con. tinues to give ids advice from ten till four, natty, and Littera himself that his hating spent tea years 'n the attentirre eza. mination and study of the above Couipiaints at the first media , cal schools in this country, ti.e result of which has been the re. storation of many hundreds of individuals tp sight and hearing; among whom were 340, who were totaiiy blind, will ensure hi a continuance of public patronage. Days of attendance fur the indigent, who have a letter of rya commendation front some respectable housekeeper, are Tuesdays and Fridays, frosts ten till tw‘bre. And yet the w'solesonte herb, neglected, dies; Though with the pure exhiltrating soul Of nutriment auJ health, /la vital powers, Beyond the search of art,'tia copious blest. atomsox. ENGLioll MUNK—TiIe. PiLikrECTION op VEGEI'ABLE MEDICINE. THE remarkable instances th it (weer daily is pro if of the irrelistable efficacy of this Vegetable Medl• tine, in Consumptions. Asthmas, Dropsies--in all kin is of Fe. ver—in Nervous and liypoe'rondriac Coinplaints—m Sea and Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and in the im nensu variety of (Lue ders springing Irani d.b:htate I habits, from impoverished tend from impure Wood, fully jo;:ify the Proprietors in challenging the whole body of regular Physic'ans to produce from all the boasted treasur:s of their Pliaratacoomia any drug, or combine t• of drugs, that, on well-tried texp...r.ments, ills been found equally ben. oral to the sufrer:r, in these lamentable disorders. Ac to the irr gular pretender to marvelloas discover:es, whom vouchers fir cures are but too fret:vita:ly the ingenious offspring I of his own invention, or at best sostained only by the testimony of pliant. anti interested indigence, whose reputation In the heal. lug art bettg acquired by magic, must b: mails - clued by miracle., It wo.:11 i i brconse the Prnprietors of she English D.et Drink to I enter into any rival comp:a - in:l. 1 .. ...., dicta - a:ion will not be imputed to presumption or vanity, when it is recoleeted that they claim no filmic from the invention of the medicine; that btiongs solely and exclusively to Dr. loslua Webster—a mar !whose profound bitten cal researches eminently quall:d him to instruct others in the rignt apolica ion of herbs to human male. dies—wl. o had no less than sixty years retentive professioual practice--and whose claim to eh: turl:s of humane, liberal, mid enlightened, have been long 'a:scanned by the greatest names ha Europe and America. Such a man may surely, without erre. ga cc, be allowed to assert as much right to public cm:fidence es the most eel prated Member of the Royal 0111:gent Physicians. .—AU the merit the Proprietors claim for threnseives, is trait of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of their medicine. following the disecticno contained in Dr. Wtbster's own Recipe, now in their possession. Sold in Half pint &tttles 4.. Pint ditto is. 6J. and In Quart ditto 14s. duty incluthd. Those who w:sit lur more particniar information on the chat ratter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature and vcrety of the cures It has effec;ed, may consult Dr. Webs sttr's excellent work en the subject, a new edition of which lia just published by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards; and a small Pamphlet, price Is. 6d. cuntaining a list of thirty rtmarkable cures, which all occurred in 1210. Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, S. Sloe and Co. Borough H•gb-street, and by one at least io every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Venders lat London, by their Agents : Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long. lane, West Satitileld ; Elliotson, chemist and drugtitt, lee, 80. rough; Bolton's MetlicinallA'arebouse, front of the RoyalEschange. Cori.b.ll; Colesworiby, chemist and druggist, 144, Whiterhapel ; Mounsey, chemist, 24, Gress Surrey-street, Blatkfriars-road, and at Kennington-cross; Sanger, Late Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Midglry, chemist and druggist, 49, Strand; Hodson and Cue eh*. mist., act. 27, Haymarket; Ward, 344, tugboats BEd itoe•fra , paLasstr, 85, Ilelit-streets ,