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THE, WOODMAN'S HUT.' ne new T r a g edy of Bertram will be repeated every evades i llo g i c Wits ascopted) till the end of the Soma • - • This day were published. in BM pelC 71. 61. bo', 1 T TTERS,on'the FINE- ARTS, written from' LI 'PARIS daring the Year 11115. By. HENRY MILTON, Esq. Ptlnted for ILnaitnati, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, No. 54, New Bowl -street. . Lot nem:. WOWS, Mg 1111, 1111 S. Tcoiva f DIRECTORS .f she UNITED. comurri, MSRCHANTS ND,trailg of tie LIST INDIES, Os hereby eve mike. , , Theta General Court 9f the said Comps. ,y will be held at their House In k.eadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th June near, it Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, for the following pur. poses: . • . . .1 let, For the purpose of hying before the PrOprleteri a Report from the Committee of By-Laws, appointed by the Get etal Court on the Slot June last, proposing the ordaining, alining, repealing, or suspending sundry By-Laws of the Costs4llny ; Idly, For the purpose of laying before the Proprietors,for their approbation, a Resolu•ion of the Court of Directors of this day, granting to Colonel PATRICK Blocs, late Military Auditor- Ge9eralat Fort St. George, the sum of L 1 ,500, for . tbe reams therein stated. JAMES COBB, Secretary. graill•m••••••••••••••••••••• mamm . op el! •••••••••••••••• FITOM7THE LONDON GAZETTE of ellth MAY, 1916. PR I Zit-MONEY ! , GRANT to the ARMY which served under the Command of ' BIRMINGHAM CANA!: SHARP-14 TO BE .SOLD BY XI.ICTION, . '•' 1 • ' • by M. SCOTT,; Oh FIIIDAY, time 'l4, et Tirelve erloilt; et •the• Meet, unless • . previondy disposed of by Priest* Contract, • • VtiftMINGHAM CANAL NAVIGATIONS; .K., Two Muni in this long veithilslied excellent Concern, the Dividend' have steadily advanced •to itS6 per • Shire clear per annum, and by its eminent advantages ma be expecte; ft; cone'- nee to . Increase -; also Monmouth. Old Usdrin, Grand Union, ' Ellesmere, and Kennet eod•Avon Cast ;Wei. .. .' Pardeolars at the New Hotel, Biewn t Hatebett's Hotel, Neelidlty ; the Mart; end of Mr. sisoicas. Kew Bridge whit, London. • - _ . ... ........ ••-• . •- • • This day was published, in 3 vob. steno. price aft 49. boat*, T HE ANTIQUARY, a Hovel: by the Author of WATilLer and Gni MAIMERIIIIO. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Onoe, and Brown; Pater. noetet.row ; and A. Constable and-Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may i, had, • • Waverley; or, 'Tit Sixty Years slice, vols. Al - Guy Manneri ng; or, the Astrologer, 3 vole. At ls. • THEATRE ROTAL,' COVENTOARDIIN. frIS PRESENT f EV ENING, will be per . THE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. winder, Mr. Remble Dlooysitts, Mr. Ceerty. ? Eupbrasta, Mies O'Neill. • After which, • SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD. To which will be added, THE FORTY-THIEVES. Thursday, 'lle hakes Wife. ott &motley, Macbeth Lady Macbeth, (at the express desire of tie Priacess Chatiptte and the Prime of daze Cobalt. M eidaser. *rlds day was published, .. In Oae Vol. 12ww. price ss. in beards. . QANCHO s or, THE PROVERBALIST.— L , Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and 1.• Haulms* Piteadilyb . PRIVATE CON 111. ACT. HOT AND GREEN-HOUSES, NF.AR THE PADDINGTON : . • • CANAL T 0 be S(LD, five HO rand GREETCHOUSES of different tomtit'', froth 24 to $6 feet, treater part recontiP erected. The Glass and . Wood-work will be :told separilly from the Brielpiwotk it reijuired. • for Particulars and to *kw, apply to Mr. 'Achill', Builder, ' Portroan•place.'Etigeware.inai; Paddington; Colftmivocins. &c. to Mr. Cochran, &adman, N 0.7. Dakewrect,farowrewor-square ... _ . Thto day was pubßshod. fochheap ho. pries ss. boards. THE BRIDAL of tile ISLES: a Mask : with the Eplthalandum of lona and Mantui c front Catalina ; and other Poents.—By CHARLES EIOGHT. London: Printed for Gale and•Fianer, Patornoster•row. . !. . _ ..: . 47.47:5i - pt;buetea, L. ea. TTALENTS RUN UMW* "Eicuriiliat l i ons arD Asp sucTisiN A rismordi bl o t s% loy tht Amon "MI the Tateuts."-- noted to Henry °Awn, 30, Ossilik4issost, Ifimwoui. The day aerie poillfshed, in era prim lie. boards, VAREWELL SERMONS of sours of the most einiment of the Nonconformist Mildew% delivered at the Period of their Ejectment by the Aet of Uniformity, in the year intif ; to which is preazrd, an Historical and Biographical Pre face.—.Loodon s Printed for Gale and Feiner, Paternostar•roa. L_ A was published. in On. Yahoo law E:—NOUVELLE.--Par M. BEN JAMIN DE CONSTANT. Gib pawn. Libralre, 50.CookitlIoost, Hanovvr.square. N. B. Tisk Translation is jot ready. . • llis day was publialsad, is 3 Vols. litate. IPDGAR.• A NATIONAL Titus --By Miss Xi APPLETON, Autheniess of 14 Private Edaeation." &c. Printed for Henry Coeburn, 10, Condtdt•street. Of whom may be had. by the lame Author, the Second Edi tion of ' A Practical System et Prevaie Education.' rice 7e. 6d. ln`a frw days will be published, In one'small Volume, NHE FLORIST'. MANUAL, of /lINTs for the Z COWITRUCTIOO of &GOT FLOWZR GARDEN; with serrations on on the best Method of preventing tin Deyredstions of Inserts, etc. Ey the Authoress of ' Bowden! Diakines: and Sketches of tke Physiology of Vegetabb Life Printed for Henry Colburn, JO, 'fluidal , was /AWN LENAR. V ON.—la r, Haat:leer- Volumes. A name to all succeeding ages curse s For close designs, and crooned esundis st; Sagacious, seed, and turbulent of wit Restkes, iodised in principles and place ; In power mildewed, inipitient of &grans! Meted for Henry Colburn, sO. Coaditiwneen, Hammer. gqiut• ALISON'S SERMONS. This day was published, in Two Volumes, Octavo, beautifully printed, price AI 4s. boards, the Fourth Edition of QERMONS, CHIEFLY ON PARTICULAR 0 OCCASIONS.—By ARCHIBALD ALISON, LL.D. Itibendary of Sarum Rector of Roddingtoo, Vicar of Wes htel. and senior idolater of the Ephcapal Papal, Coypu, We do net knew, in fact, say sermeas an pleasing. or as achy both to be popular and to do good to than who are pleased with them. AB the feelings are generous and gentle, all the sea., timests liberal, and all the general views just and ennobling. We can hardly help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison hes clothedso much wisdom in so much beauty, and make us find, in the smut work, the bights( gratifications of taste, and the noblam Rums of virue."—Edinburgh Review. No. 46. Moen: fur Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Lossaum, Hutu, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Londiin. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. &moos, Volume Second, price Ills. boards. I. Essays on the Nature and Pribeiples of Taste, 4 vols. Ivo. bur& Edition, price LI. Is. boards. _. Just published, in one vol. svo. price es. Dedita•ed (by gracious P.:mission) to her Royal Highness the Nncess AUG/STA SOPHIA, for the Benefit of the City of London Auxiliary Nadosiallebools, riSHE CHRISTIAN'S MANUAL, compiled 1 from the Encbitldion Militia Christiani of EitAsstus.—By 'PHILIP WYAT r CROWTHER, E.g.—Wilt enpioui Scrips tat Notes, and Comments on several Fatal krrors in Religion sod Morality. Prefixed is some Account of Erasmus, his keeep. yea lit England and Correspondence. • l'here is more piety and good sense in the Christian Soldier's Missal, than hail appeased for many Centuries in say Treatise *Dvstition."—Le of escelient niaxims and very useful instructions.* Da * Pte. Is an rice:lent manual of piety and good nionds. o —Knight. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St Pours Chureinard ; and I. Phatchard, Piccadilly. POULTRY AND ICeS. Dedicated to her dome the Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND. This day was published, price Ss. rid. boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Method of AL breeding, rearing, and fattening, all kinds of Desists* !witty, Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbits, from blentoemigolie aide during Pony years Practice. 1: By BONINGTON MOUIRAY, Rig. Second Edition. w4lt Additions on the Bleeding, Feed* bfausgement of Swine. 1 By adopting this plan of this book, every Family may fur. Dish their table with these luxuries at one-third of the price they VT obliged to pay for them in the markets, mid the Farmer and Breeder may render it a source of constant profit. Loudon Primed for Sheiwood • • Neely and Jones , Paisteo . ' DOSSIMOW. Of whom may be had, A TRIATIIIt 00 BILZWIIII4O • i wherein is sibibited the whale' Process of the An of Brewirtsdut various Sorts of Mak Liquor.. By Alezaoder Morrie, Common Brewer. la ow vaL Sys. atli h.dition,prke 10,. 6d. boards. This day were published, Elam!) printed, and embellished with veto toe Portraits of the Author, in 2 veto. 414 edited by the Rev. John Mitford, price ae4 41. - boards, H E WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq. of this week, Volume I. contains the Life of Gray ; se /2ia7 NISI Pearl ; his English aad Latin Poems, with - various • 'wading' and Critical Notes. Volume IL contains the Lacteal of Cray published by Mason, those in WalpoleiWorks, is dos Gentleman's Adapting, and other Publications. ?be Editor of the present Work has bees Beet kindly favoured 4 ' l ' l; many original Letters of Gray, highest* unpubliebed, of the greatest tattiest, as well as with the originals of many of the Loam very meorrestly published, and muck shard by Tie Publie is th e refor e presented, fir the Brat time, with the asthmatic and valuable Correspondence of Gray. The additional Mercers is tit's Work are nut only eatreenely interesdng front ;Heir maim, but for their lotrinsie merit. The Insertions and Aktestioes by Mason are rejected, and the ginning Manuscript weray inaphcitly followed. The MN is also enabled to lay Adam the Public many curious variations us the principal Poems Gray, in his wen band-writing. Painted for fr Mawmaa, SS, Lodgerweireet. Da. BUSBY'S " DE LOINS, JUNIUS." This isisrs;epublished, in One vol. evo. price 101.6 d. 'PACTS and ARGUMENTS, indisputably de manstratlng that the LE rIERS of JUNIUS wens written by JOHN LEWIS DE LOLME,Authord the celebrated Essay 00 the English Constitution. London: 'Printed for Sherwnod, Neely, and Jonei,Paternoster row ; Ridgway, Piccadilly; and all other Booksellers. het published, price Ss. ed. bound, A New Edition, in French and English, at CONVERSATIONS of a MOTHER with her DAUGHTER, and some other Persons; or, Dinlogues composed for Madame CamOsn'a Establighment for Young La dies,,near Parise arranged by Madame D'• •• •, for the use et English Young Ladles. A new Edition of the same Conversations are lambi Pali. tithed in French and Italian; price 44. bound. Also, a new Edition, in English and Italian, price 4s. bound. Printed fee Law mid Whittaker, iS, Ave-Maria-lane, London. M The Compiler, in the - selection of these Conversatioie; has mad* them entertaining, at the same time rendering every faci lity to the Student in the acquirement of each language." SECOND .EDITION. This day were published, by J. M*wieaw, Ludgate-street, in one large volume, 4to. price .e 3 Ss. boards, - - - - REMAINS of JOHN ['WEDDELL, late of Trinity Cullev, Cambridge, being a selection of his Cor respondence; a Republication of his Prolusions Juveniles; as Appendix, containing some account of the Author's collections, Mai. Drawings, &c. and of their extraordinary disappearanee, preceded by a Biographical Memoir of the deceased, end illus. kneed with Portraits, psoureeque Views, and Maps. By the Rev. ROGER r TWEBDELL, A.M. The Second Elision, augmented by a Vindication of the Editor aping certain Publications of the EIJI of Elgin, and Others, to gether with an Index The VINDICATION sold separate, price 61. ed. sewed; sod the Vindication with Index , &c. to complete the Pint Mien, of the " Re mains," price Ss. 6d. sewed. CATON ON DEBILITY. This day was published, price is. id. ,New PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI- Laws, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks en Outdo*, Se. mina) Weakness, Nocsal Emission, Girds. Taber bombs, Fluor Albus, fcc. Su. with the Theory of Generation. By. T. M. CATON, Surgeon, • No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, Late o‘the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. - V/bere may be had, Caton on Indigestkm,Scrofulaond Cutaneous Diseases, Ike. Ss. Also, his Treatise on Female Diseases, Ss. dd. And, Asthma and Winter Cough, as. T. be had of the Author as above, and all Booksellars. Derby, Gloosester, MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16. CHEAPSIDE, Foe India Muslims, Shawls, &c. and Bride Manufactured Goods, by the Piece and Deml, at the Wholesale Price. THE Proprietor respectfully informs the Nobility ,l Merchants, sad Families arriving from abroad, the greatest variety of India Muslin% Shawls, Loog-clotbs; Ike. as imported by the Company, together with every kind of superior British Manufactured Goods. Risk Limn, Damask 'GM. Linen, fives. sups, articles for Family Mourning. elegant Furniture!, Foreign Lace, &c. are constantly on sale at the Wholesale Price, by the piece and dewy. Membrane and Ladies having estanksloos U. berally treated with. Audis Shawls inboard oe paid cash for. No abatement made. Proprietors of Endows in the country sup plied with the fashionable amides for Dress as they appear. ON TURNER'S SLACKING. BIGOTS complain of unfair play, And, is though atl others were lacking, hint knowing the theme of dm day, That Twinge's name Is noted toe Blackleg. Poe, moonbeam of a Liquid hon. And others Insole themselves clever; Bet here only Is the real Japan, And Tunnies remover of leather. Ii tlds Marking you use for your shoes, And strictly attend to the label, A brilliancy 'ds sure to produce, As bees' was applied to your table. likewise your hoots will equally shine. I wing this excellent Blacking. Ablibist With half the labour and time, VOW keeps the leather front cracking. • his Blacking Ladies use Ms sere to soften the leather, Adds a lawn to boots and also to shoes, That will stand both wind and the weather._ Both in 'many Radian be is fined, for aerials dimes no other like him; And your savants you ought for to him, blot Tuauses Jet Blacking. New in every town he his Agents Par soiling his real Japan Blacking, Tliatwill be sure to praise its contents , And peove that of nothing • If yes are la want of any that's gapd, Of its praise I still asesche talking; The Factory standing in famed Landon-road — Away, than, liar Twinges goad ! • Olsen% ibis Melds* is sold in Plupanut, lighteespesny Boldes t by 411 Deounakark elfterag a Wi Yoaforaora, ltannwagera, Illivaimabars ßlC ake. la town HARD TU No. 114, !andel' RagiViaatlkwails. AP. Ask los Vlanin BYihlW Fieid-Marshal his (Mace the Duke of WF.I.LINGTON; in the Kiagdoms of Portugal, Spain, said France, from the Sd t May, Itire, to the 10th April, 1814. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN; for the purpose of preventing trouitte, disappolot,est, and aiiimene to all parties interested in this Griot,, that pursuant to the prodeloos of the Act of Partials:et, the Distribution of the Money, which scummed on the Ist day of Febrility last, will close on the stet Instant, after which date no further Payment can be made by the Dirributlng Agent, as all the Shires which may then re main In his hands a 4 unclaimed, must, (according to Act of Par liament) be paid over to Chelsea Hospital, where all future pay ments will be made . by the Deputy Treasurer of that Establish. mem 1 but it is thought right to apprise all motile concerned, that from the extraordinary and unprecedented extent and coqt. peados of the distributions,a period of at least two nionths from Stet Instant,. mist necessarily elapse before the Books, &c. can ID, made up and arranged so as to suable the said Deputy Tres; surer to answer letters, or' to COOlOlllllOO paying any part of the tuiclainsed Shares, and to which the persoss.they belong to, and the legal representatives of those who are dead, have a right to receive, at any time not exceeding six peals from the date of their being so paid over to Chelsea. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. Suffnik-street, 28th May, 1816. ARMY CONTRACT. Commissary In Ciders OBIce„ Greet oeorde.seeset, London, 29th May; 1816. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desircons of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz. BARAD-7'o his Majesty's Lind Forces In Cantonments, Quar ters, and Barracks, in the suidmmentionsd Commies and Islands t "t7l Hunts, Der (Including IMe of Man, • Lincoln; Nottingham. Holy Wand), BEEF and MUTTON—ToIIs Majesty's Land Forces In Cart- towboats, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-snentithied Counties Idol& Cornwall Waft I Damn, We of IViihr; SOO, I of ling* OATS—To Ms Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters in the onder.mentioned Counties t I Hertford, I Lincoln, Hums, Westmoreland. FORAGE, dz. OATS, Hoe. and STIATI—To Ms Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantootnents and Quarters, in the under.inentio;ed Cciuntiest Carnival!, (Ordnance Barracks, New. Hants (including ide of castle-upon-Tyne, and Oats in Wight), the County of Noctimemberland) Norfolk, Suffolk, Northampton, • Sonsereet, Nottingham, Warwick. 1 bat the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 15th day of July neat; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked Tender for Army Supplies,' will be received at this Office on or before Thursday, the 27th Day uf June, (but none will be re ceived after 12 o'clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the .Poitage mast be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, and each Proposal must have the letter which hi annexed to the Tender Owed, filled up,by two Perrone of known property en gaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the . Contract no troops should he stationed or supplied in the County, the vi ta the Contract and Bond,paid in the first instance by the `ontraetor, to be - refunded to him by the Commentary iu Chief. Particularsof the Contracts may be had upon appllca' don at this CMlce between the hours of eleven and Ave. Notice b hereby farther given, That Tenders for supplying Bread, as also Fresh Beef and Mitten, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the County of CAMIIRIDGII (htdadieg NEWMARKET), Will be received at this Mee, on or before Twelve o'Clock on Wednesday, the 11th day of Juni next. The deliveries of which will commence on the *lds day of said Month of June. Parti culars may be bad as above. READING SAUCE. T COCKS, the Inventor and Propfietor of this VI • muck esteemed Ankle, bep most respectfully tp caution the Nobilky, Geutry, sod the Public, againit the daily frauds and bopositleps practised by miay Loodoa Oilmen and Fish Sauce iteadris, to deceive and deprive them of THE OENUINE 'LEADING SAUCE. None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed with the impression, so L.Cocks, Reading ;" and also the following de scription of the Sauce on an orange.adotned Label, " RiADINO Sauce, for. Fish, enriching Gravies, Ste. ; prepared and sold whole- Pale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading." 'lbis Sauce is laterally used at table with all nun of Fish, in preference to all other Fish Settees, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meet.' A Caution out white paper ' on ale other side of the bottle, re. cords two Verdicts (in lees than twelve anenths), against two London Oilmen, for selling a spurioui Sauce, as and for the ge nuine Reading Seam revered by S. Cocas t one FORTY pouNgs DAMAGES, with full Costs ; *The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, With-full Costs; before the Loan CMIST BMWS and SPIICIAL hates, in the 0•11.1101,•Landon. It is presume& that no Sauce ever met with assorts guiserel.probnion and eatenelve sale, It is and reamsimnpini by most of the fr et Families in the It is in London bYIOO of the most respectable Oilmen end Fish Venders ; in Bich by SO; and by one or more in most Calm asitkMarket Tanis %Mite United lideriese. N.B. J. Coess.leqp partlesierly to duties Families against Mean. Mackay end Co. °book _Piccadilly ; Mr. Park% Oil -01111•140.10, Chasseery-laini and Malec Haste Vale's, Si , Hay. wiatiosti as be does net supply either of these blame. w.th tis ;Guinn Raid % Saco. . • FOOTSCRAY-PLACE, KENT. • . To be SOLD or LET, FUB.NiSHED, for 'three Year,, HISEGANT ITALIAN VILLA, situated 'avar tliu EL Maidstassilt oad.tbirteets Milli from Westminster , Bridge. Tbe House eompriseif ea the Iliac Floor, a very handsome Hall 50 feet high, Drawing-rootti 30 feet square by 18 MO; an Eating-rotitn XS feet by 18; a Gallery 83 trot long, a library, Breakfast-room, Std iftiti•tdotn ; above Stairs, five ' best Bed-rooms, three Dressing-manta; and a large Nursery, relic Servants' Bed-rooms, and two large Store-rioms f below Stairs; a large Kitchen Sued up with every torn/040re, Scullery, See- Tants Hall, Housekeeper's Room. two Butler's Pantriea, and all necessary Places; detached Breottiointe Laundry, Stc. S'abling for twelve Horses, four Coach-bousok gement.' Rennie' over thq Stables, Cart-house, Stable, Farm Yard, &c. i capital waxed Garden, well stocked with Fruit Thii. The House is bealdfully situated to knirk, 60 Acre" of which it is proposed to Let with the House, containing a baadsome piece of Water, well stocked with Fish. Also to be Let, either with the above or separate, FOOTS. CRAY CO [TAGIL, .Futtished, and Four Nero of Land, cons.; mending a remarkably line view, and conesting of # Diatable. room, 16 feet by 18 feet ; Dining-room. i a by t 4 ; large Kitcben•• " back Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, and small Dresamproom, on th e ground-floor; large Cellars and other Offices Below-stain; twd Staircases, three best Bed-rooms, a Store room, and two largo Servants' Rooms; a Coach-house, ,and three•stall Stable, with other Offtee.. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Partietgati, tiary b. bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strert, Golden-square. NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF for the HEAD-ACHE. DARWIN'. CEPHALIC DROPS: to be had of the Proprietor's sole Agent, W. neat, No. 37, I/ ithhine place, Osford-street, is bottles, price 4s. each, stsmpe.iiand by his further appointment of all respectable Medicine Venders.— These Drops-are found peculiarly desirable from the simple po well as convenient mode of using them, and becatise they du not require confinement or alteration of diet.-01 1 .1eri from airy part of Town or Country (post paid) i:nmediately attende l to. JUNIPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectu4l, and pla sant Remedy in Flatulent:les Gouty and ChoHely Pala/ In the Stomach and Bowels, Indigo:thin, Hysterics, Nausea, as tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising= Atmospheric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries run I Walther, and In the Spa ntane affection of the Stomach to Bowels, es comm to infants,--idapdng the doses, thirurriskp of the case. As a Family Medicine, or lot the Army or Navy, ft will he found a valuable acquisition —Essence of Peppermint lan well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that thkprincla pal object of this advertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggist; illt• The only caution J. P. Haim' can give, is to See that ",1. P. Heath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Cl.lernment Stamp—. Price tii.94. and is. lid. Soldby E. Edwards (Agent to Heal/Y. - 66, St.Paurs Church. yard; Sanger, 150, Osford street; Tat, Royal Exchange; and all respectable Dealers in Medicines. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, - BLACKFIUARZ. ROAD. T HE salutary effect of this Institution is manifest from the following very extraordinary case s •Loodon to wit.--" John Jackson, of the Bordligh of Smith. wank, %raker, maketh oath and w ith, that in the year 1814, be Bras allEcted With a dangerous disorder, and was nearlyseientrien mom* ender the care of several respectable Surgeons, without obtaining my relief. The disease increasing, anti hie life being in danger, was recommended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Illackfriars-road, Where the progress of rbe Mame was immediately stopped, and he was soon motored to perfect health, which, bythe blessing of Gott, he still enjoys, hereby declaring, that is staring these fain, he Is influenced by no otber motive than a grateful ft-tient torso miraculous-a cure, and the duty he owes to his fellini-cieaturm. (Signed) " JOHN. JACKSON." wrrotssits PRIIENT, ". P. M. Lawrence, - 25, Blackman-street, Borough . ; Thomas Johnson, is. Charlotteotreet, Blackfriars-road. " Sworn at the Mansion-Mouse, this 9th day of March. ISIS, before me, (biped) mATTIIE W WOOD, Mayor." Messrs. Gooiest add Co. are consulted daily by to fanhs of people, front Twelve till Eight, and claim the attention of those who have been improperly treated.—Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, until Twelve o'clock. N. B. Two eminent Physicians have lately joined the Board, and Medical Gentlemen, who attend With their Patients, are preseut during consultation. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. HI. Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Ptaklsm. SUP.OOON—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College Londe. Goveetroa s—Earl of Egrement, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, hI.P„ THE Royal and Noble PAtrnus of the :above STITU PION, for the exclusive Treatment ofVENEREAL COKIPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, In order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier. tae as Its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from bating directed his dile attention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients, under such complaints, to be too often the &pm of illiterate pretenders, who practice on their credulity by imposing titles 2nd specious promises. Against this elan of late so namerous and daring) Mr. Kiernan coneelves It a part of 'hie official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in February, 1816, as the only sere guide, and that nd assertion of persons assuming such titles, and ' publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The annual reports lot the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of themost dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, land other supposed locatable affections of the Generative Organ. have been here radically and suestesfilly treated ; facts which require no hackneyed testimeny of **davits to prove, but t:te most respectably medical evidence. Mr. Kirruan lay be consulted as *pal, by both Sexes, at his House, 24,Lovier Charlotte-street, nedfurcisquare, where ke it.' frost Tows mod Country are to be addressed, and the nese.- sary &duke and meadow win be slew, or sent, to any part of the United Kiorioas. Jest published, prite 4s. 2el Edition, Practical Observations on the 'bow DisNses, by F. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. it% insu-screet, No. 20, rateruoster-row, and No. 10, Crown-eoun, Bobo. ,-J I