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• --~- . tkpl? . _ 4 --- • - . tat S. • • r~ • 0 (OS .." - ..40 1 %) a 04 e / ( •... . .---. 4 l o s; 04.0. ~^~ ~L 0 4-7 1 111 !".::•7 ,- . , -„iti o :. .. - ft,:.:% 4 . /.• • 06.-f.2.-1,1" t o r % Frii, lent • • etis i I the FRIDAY. M. CH 1, 1816. PRICE SIMI:. "Pr ° ' ,• Irit 9°48 This day were published. prier 9s. in beards, , P ENINSULAR SKETCHES, &c. during A recent Tour. By JOHN MILFORD, Jim. " Forma ei bac olbu natinsintsse juvahit." Via am. Printed for Jahn Richardson, 91, Royal Exchange ; and J: fiat:hard, Piccadilly. ~--; SAST.INDIA. HOWL Pcirwery Ss, 1816. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of rho UNI7RD COMPAA7' MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, r>• ,t i to the EAST INDIRS t a kiwis eve soda, . • That the Quarterly Goaaral Court of the slid Company ap• potato] to be held at tbar House la Leadenhatl-aireet, op WED NEsiDAY, the 90th Meal nest. at Ekveo Alla& In the lime-. pone, wul also be on Spedal Affairs. JAMES CODS, Santry• SALES BY AUCTION. tail to INEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. }MORROW EVENING their Majesties' Ser. woe will nerforin THE RECRUITING OFFICER. Ti wi d t h we. be added. (second time), WHAT NEXT? I r o j day, ANo Kw to Pay Old Debts. riowasr, Thßecrtating Officer. osts's Play f The Doke of Milan will be revived to, 0 telvieth ..---------..........—.—....- ••••••-• ilfr-ITRI! ROYAI,. COIT-. 60ORROW EVENIN VE/ G will be per GARDENformed, the Tragedy et THE FAIR PENITENT. c o asts, (first time) Miss O'NEILL. •• ' • TO which wil MON.I be added, C 11,04,T.mit, O'Neill will perform. l y s e sday. the Play of The Stranger 0•114 aerating% or , . 0 , &finical ray, in throe acts, calks! ;ire may, will be productive-mono* week. TO BE 901. n BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Poe. r, I IMDAT, tillt 10 of Stink 18tO, at one k la the aftermath THE GOODS UNDEIt-MENTIONED, tOS Cornets Neefilaltes 190 Combas Omaha** In Copper Plates, sagraes4 IS Plantes Sundry Watch-tnakerti Tools a Clock Movement 11 - Pletes and 11 essabrib Handkerchiefs SI Drawings eta paper Points Yaids Woollen Coda Sundry Fareien Books S Gold Map, *tiler Article. day before, and es the Aturb• r of Sale. Cat. wR be. required. • 1164 d 1 e B th I D2rt..- tgi LEVER'S YOUNG SEA OFFICER'S SHEET ANCHOR; or, A Key to the Leading of Rigging and to practical Seamanship. The remaining copies of this work, in one rel. Ulu Price , S 3 Se boards, may be had of JouN Rlc u ARUSON trader the Royal Exchange; BLACL, P.tasu.i v. and ALLas, and Noun and Co. Lea,hroball-street. 1370 Yards Thread :.ace 97 Ditto Silk Lace Lace Veils 1 Pair Lace Meats 350 Strings Pearls 3 Bronze Clock Cases 42 Coloured lediaDrawings 135 Bottles Has de Celogos 2 Pieces Cabinet Ware 33 Movies 136 Snuff Hazes 20$ Toy Boats 70 Medallions Which Goods may be viewed t Int of the N.B. A Deposit of MS °MOS OP OILONANGI. Fints" 14, 1,11. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .f HIS MA ..IIISTre ORDNANCR b haelli Ow NAT. _ Ird e d7 :o board d i , j et to 1,1; 04 oi ondi thtit board 4 id eet , 1 41 .1. , %mot teL ------ nsents the highest praise that has Ishbano been bestowed on any Treatise. ,if which the profewed object Was the, Wattled= of Young Oak ra m the various branches 41( marine service. The Plates are well et reused, and " "Cmgablela Mr. Levees Work as containing nothing that is separepoes, and all things that arr useful, on the subject which it trues.—Mosehly Review, hatte,.l I r 1. Thit Proposals will be received at th;h 7 Oflce in Pa/Mall, on 'Or before WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of March next, (rata such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, NUR tH:ERN, , . . • /ASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY I SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM; WESTERN, • SOU,fI.I WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE o . WIGHT, 2nd CHRISTCHURCH; WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY and CHATHAM; WELDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE; luit published, Is 3 Vols. see. Pr. a4.l*t. ed. boards, THE GREEK TESTAMENT: a new Elkton, front 011111111ACWA Text.—Containing copious Notes from HARDT RAPRIL, !ERNIE, licut.s.usmis, Rosannoct.aa, lkc. In familiar Latin I together with parallel Passages front the amis, and with references to Vigeres for I idioms, madams for By tIit Ii C.E.VALPY, B.D. , • Man . or of Norwich School; and Chaplain to die Stator of Noawton. - ‘ s. : (*Stift 41 191 it 11l ark. 63 1 tried Ima m , ill so othe :kin that 'Ws t. 'h' tromp, 1 , 4 °hafts'. gutiz; Ma tt% la ut of Spam to nuk e t h which eemed it r is, souTHAMPTOI4 TO HAVRE DE ORACL "IR WOOD, Commander of the large well . Cutter THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD, begs ro,oktrat his Friends and the Public, that he condos's to „„Tocaggi from Scanhonvton to Havre ; and that his i lla t ertip in a most cotnntodinas matinee mkt prhiste tjbow,Water Most, and many other conveniences. Emery goisillbc paid to the comfort of hk Pamensers, and letter' Mot, at his boom, its Frenclverect, Southampton, eeti Mended to. 4SHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN; r i y taught, at No. I 8, Sberrardottreet, Golden-square, s od Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that t, or have not the modern style. Aass's system of teaching Is expressly studied for those of it is an object to acquire easily that tashionable requisite m ond society e xpeditiously, privately, and in a superior style I s . and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching Isso at a sinali expence, with & respectable set of pupils, on pi tscie teaelnyg evenings. Professors of dancing taught the dot fuel dances , and the superior parts of the profits- The Sub,criptioo Assemblies are every Friday. draws W carol b y ver te de been ilis. 1 - 1 - Ite4, that chef imitated i the bli 4 to to. and Thick skis that Mr. a 4 Sabo his oak sir mist ItC6 that tilt uid not inodtert MRS • OW! wt. fit dung* tlr eights moo n' , KW" t Ttnintu price j e Wm. ear. 110 . ice; BOARD AND LODGING. L ay who may have occasion for Retirement, gisy b , sccemmodated iu a re-pectable house on moderate im b er e naves and every neeeasary attendance will be pro 10,0fmnablIng the Lid! who may require it. Secrecy b r e d en..—For .lartivilars address by letter only (post ,) Wise, to be left at No.te, Little Britain, Newgate which yr " be answered so t 4, e course et a day. NFxr vt-EnNESDAY, THE THinD DAY OF DRAWING. S: Alt 07 flit WIIIZZL i I ii 15,00 c Guinea' 1 a i,OOO Pounds iof v,0,11110 Poun4s a of 500 p oun d. 1 o f 5,000 Pounds 30 of 000 'minds. ORNSBY and Co are Selling Tickets and aim wuraned sack, wn, at their 4d-established State to , orra,Ne. 26, COILMUILL , where upwards a Two tuanlS ITStLiNG MONEY have been paid to the ;HUD DAY OF DRAWING NEXT- WED NISDAY--GRAND S OF THE mum, 2 Prizes of 22,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD! 420,060 £s e ooo £l,OOll &c. &G. 'Meta and Sharer,warranted unarms', are selling W hlT a CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. sod (luring Cross, who sold, la Shares, last Lottery, 3 per Ceut. Consols: No. 18046 a Prize of gC50,000 No. 6,693 - 0526,0110. 111-LAST DAY BUT ONE NEXT WEDNESDAY, NINC O'CLOCK IN THE MORNIMO, Two Prises of 65,000 GUINEAS I Two Privs of £O,ool' POUNDS! 1 Yet in the Wheii, and n , l Prize Geed. ANTAL PRIZES Driven last SATURDAY (February Se): No. eXIII7 a Prise of 15,000 11,216 • 1,006 14,414 - 1,000 12,800 - 10100 • Were an sold am shared 15 HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. Contractors, Front Ga:e, Royal Eschasage. N.& This is THE ONLY LOTTERY—No small Lottery 1tIls: it. TOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, Ste. NaLER'sPECTURAL ELIXIR,orCOUGHI u DV lb, is the &Itfest and most 6runediate Remedy ever yet 07444,41, for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Arlen, 4 1 . abd Censumptive Cases; to which, the Inhabitants of r. winds ;. - e• more especially eaes.ed,•by she moistness of the r, tbs! consmotly tends towards Cobh, and which are gene :l:4aunpanied by a troulksome and eventually dangerous letVi Pinar*/ Elixir (or Cough Drops) is compotbded to %s lime evils, to restore the tone of ti.e Qua and its contents, oitereby remove that tendency to Coriwimption and Aaiun% wed to succeed_ such 'fluty of the - Lungs. In long con auedand obstinate cases, a few bottles are necessary ; bat in ill lat Coughs, the Elixir acts instantaneously, ar. d quietly ro. Ms dee P 4 ieet to b!s former healrlr. tikw e of L Birr Lza.:*.lo.4,Cbeapside, Is engraved o t Llack wLlch is aSzed to nub bottle: all afoul are omerktis. lid in s cote at 2s. 9d. at 'Messrs. Bailer and lens. No. 4, .7 0 9u4e Loodo:i; avid also by th eir Appointment by the prin.. 4gßookscher t atct Medicine Venders Jo every Town. R11.;711"S 1111eRo lap PATENT KITCHEN RANGJL MAR itl Orr, having recently made Teri coo. siders'.)'..l 7 iprovernents, 13 induced to offer to the notice Puhla: zh. 0 ore admirable Invention, as tt e 41110 St coat i Ankle t.f the kind ever manufactured for roasting. baking, Oteaolia, stewing, du. and a constant supply of 10 or 12 of wo:..r, with oue half the usual quantity of fuel.— il%Arte is iit.ended with much less tru Ade than any other, •• :As utensils used in the operation of ..outing are kept per cean, and are far more durable than with common ranges. 3471 ' a certain cure for smokey shimmies, which has been "! bi repeated experiments. its rapid and increasing sail, to t'.,e universal satisfaction It his given, are the strongest oms „ fits utility ; it has never faded m a single Instance. 'At from the small por ion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous prtll fatoilies i so from the quantit y of work It Wlit f isautatilt 1.4 lair ••• ekLablishnients, and is particularly alapttd oliens', a n d b. V.:nience of private families, taverns, lodging ' selauois , dr.e. %iicsens fitted Pwig ' th liar es embracing a 3 the late 1 M- V,"tirtints with steati- toilers , ovens, hot•clusets, and steam • All kinds of Stoves, for drawing-:00t1.8• parluun, halls; he.; humane hian-traps, to secure depredators, with itids^s t h em; Spring-guns of different constructions. A Yap z ' st.r.g lack upon an envie new constructed so lie.••l:er weight; nor pudic . st the works _ ben! g cam racer;, ! from :•.• r • ai.d irregularity ; from its n atal, 1 . 1 09liee N . nu, liable to he tut of order, and calculated for T o b t . • 4 ii lr lt 11. , i:r daily at the Patellae. Mktinfaaarlrs Ns a pt to, Lou s lia, • A few Copies, large Paper, pe. £4. Prbted by A. J. 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Lately published, elegantly printed in Svo. price as. hoards, I COMEDIES of ARISTOPHANES, translated into English by Cumasal,ano, Emmen, and Others, with Pgjaess, Hates, and illustrations. A translation of Aristophanes has long been a desideratum in eur language; and when it is considered that the rudy of the works of this very early dramatic Poet and correct Writer h be coming daily more Trevalent in our Universities, and that we live in an age studious of ancient literature, and abounding in tranits• dons from the Greek and Latin Classics, it caannt but be matter of surpnse, that the task, notwithstanding its er rente difficulty, should not have been berme attempted. Ou the reception of this volume will depend the publication of the remaining Comedies. Printed for Lacklegton and Co. Finsbury-square. Of whom mat be had, 1. The Comedies of Terence, translated into familiar blank ver.e,by Owns Colman ' with a Life of the Author, illustrative Notes and Copper plates. A new and elegant Edition, uniform with Aristophanes, Igs. LTlse Greek Tragic Theatre ;containing Euripides, translated by Wodhull, Sopkuries by Franklin, and JE4chylus by Potter.— To which is milted, a Dissertation on Ancient Tragedy, Notes, he. 11 vols. Ivo. Ists.6d. 6 , 0 Sidles Translation may be kad separately, price 101. 6d. per volume. • Just published, neatly and accurately printed, price 6.. bound, a New Widen, of ANEW Easy and Complete COMMERCIAL and MILITARY GRAMMAR of the SPANISH LAN GUAGE, with a copious Vocabulary and Dialogues, a Commer. dal Correspondence, Fables, Prose and Poetical Extracts, and every other requisite B JUN to farm the EMM. MpeOßDENrfect k TE. lanu at S c holar. y JOHN London I Printed for Lacklngton and Co. Finsbury-square ;; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Ba l d win ; and Cra deck and Joy, Preraoster-row ; T. Boosey, Broad -street; C. Law and Co. Ave Maria-lane; and T. Egerton, WidtebalL Of whom may be bad, rece ntly published, by the same Author, price Sc. El tactias in the STAN tan LADIGUAOa, adapted to the Comasaidal and Military Spanish Grammar. The approbation wit:* which the Commercial and Mittaly Spanish Grammar has been received (through several very large impres,...n.), embol. dens the Author to lay this Book of Exercises befure the Public with Increased confidence. ha utility is obvious, and in execution be believes Seto be In no respect inferior to the Grammar, which has bun honoured by so marked a preference and so rapid a sale. Of the same Booksellers may also be had, very Deady primed in 4 von. piles Ai. Is. EL IaiIIONIOSO HIDALGO Dox Q.mzoTK Da LA IVIANCiAe- Causpuesto por Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Nueva lidiclou torregitlapor el lip*. 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Fora period of Six Months from the tee day of April rem. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix ture of Posy or htowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than ST Pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 96 lb. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or aye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 96 lb. weight. _ The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, vbs. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avuirdupolse weight. For the Hay at per ►undred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or or more of the said Districts, and it is eapected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Centraet, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Hots* per Weeks Further particulars may he known upon application to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mail, aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo. sals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal can be adenkted after the said 6th March, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the lioatd, R. H. CREW, Sardery. BREWERY. TO BE DISPOSED OF, (in consequence of the death at skis Senior Partner), AWELL -ESTABLISHED BREWERY , at Abingdon, In the Coenty..of Berks, adjoining the River; with Malt bouse, Stable, Granaries, and all useful appendages contiguous to lt and posaesalrg many &likable advantages. The annual :olisempt.an Is about SOOO barrels, but capable of great extendoo, and the pablic•houses belonging to the Brewery are in the fown,or at easy distance's. The Market is always well supplied with the best Barley, arid there are conuttunications by water in all directions, which makes the situation more desirable. For Varticulars and to treat, apply to Mr. Spenlove, the sur viving Farmer; or Messrs. Moriand and Miller, etf Abingdon. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING. made by DAY and MARTL9, 97, High Holborn. This inestimable Composition. with half the usual labour, produces a most bril. dant jet black, folly equal to the highest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather ; will not sod the finest Linen; is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will re. talu its virtues in any Climate. Sold retail by the principal Grocers, soot-Maters, Oilmen, and Perfumers, la the United /Undoes. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant let Black, equal to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its viruses in an climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Marda's•lane, London ; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin ; White, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgb; Osborne, Glasgow Lyon, !newness; Cookwortby, Plymouth; Bemused Co. Ches ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham ; Pierson, Sheffield; Greenslade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Rounihwaite, Li verpool; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, Bristol I Boned, Car. Nsle ; Premix, Norwich; Watkinson, Scarborough; and by Isis Menu in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, is. ed. r a pint, 10d. half a pint, and 6d. each. aeelli/Vean/, CACTlOoo..obleelle 000 e Ile genuine unless Robert Warren is signed on the Labet, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in ' the Bottle, as the superior finality of this Blacking has induced several base impostor to soil specious emnpatidons puder the above saw. - • - TO THE ADMBUIRi OF GLOSSY 800 16. LAslaa ANN OBIPITIAIIIIN, 1 . BEG leave most respectfully to recommend to .11. you the use of my invaluable Composition of JAPAN BLACKING, which preserves and softens the Leather, and im parts the must beautiful jet Wei ever beheld; words cannot set forth its just praise, nor its transcendent qua li ties be truly known but by experience. ••• Ladles will Sod by the continued use of this eminently superior Blacking, that their Half Boots sod Walking Shoes will be kept soft and pliable, and resist damp, with the elegancies of a brilliant lustre. A single Bottle may be had, u specimen, at my Manufactory, and by the principal Bootniskert, Oilmen, sod Perfumers, `menthe great Towns la the Kingdom.—l have the honour to be, Ladles and Gendesson, your most obedient sod humble servant, RICHARD TURNER. No. 114, London-road, Southwark, Nov. 1, ISIS. AGENTS. John Diaper, Portsmouth; Cumbers, Mills, Debbi, Shovel ler, and Webber, sea. Gosport ; Allen, Page, T r ead , Gilbert, and Mew, Potties; Kaille, Leggett , Stokes, Mara, Shorer, French, and Squire, Post Office, Yarmouth, Isle d Wight; and may be bad of one or more Shopkeepers in ail the principal fawns in the Kingdom. Ladies' Boots, by the used this Blacking, will esperieue a lustre and jet black equal to varnish. Remark. Coun:ry Shopkeepers may be supplied with this Blacking, in Sirpeuny, Shilling, and hichteenpenny bottles, by addre.sieg their commands to the Wars house, where a bingle bottle may be had as a sample ; or by applying illicit/1i the me• daunt oldie Wholesale t iouaee 'War/ler. No. 114, Loodon Road, Southwark, Nov. 15, I 815. N.B. Ask kw Cotner's Blacking. LINEN DRAPERY, MANCHESTER GOODS, and INDIA MUSLIN 3, WITHOUT RESERVE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ",B7 Ma.f p g.A.MPNEy t On the Prattles., No. 5, hfillkostrnet, as WIIIIMEIDAT. MO* 6, 1816, and following Day, at Eleven ,'Clock, tie% 1:41, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Neal. and Warner, Wholesale Linen-drapers, Bankrupts, THEIR Entire and Extensive STOCK IN TRADE; Comprising 800 Pieces 7-8 and 2-8 Commas Stout and Super White Calicoes, Shirting% and Sheeting.; e5ll Pieces of Linen and Cotton Checks, Lancashint patent and other Davila. and Ducks; 520 Piece. Printed Calicoes; 150 Do zen . Printed Handkerchiefs and Shawls; 3110 Mem Dimities, and Velvet.; 800 Pieces Cambric, /wow% Cords, and Corded Ma.. line, and Muslin Handkerchiefs; 510 Pieces 7.01 and 4.4 tine Irish Linens, Long Lawns, an French Cambric.; 256 Piccee• Scotch and Irish Sheeting, and Linens; 420 Pieces I•ine an t Sa. perfine India Muslin. consisting of lacconots, Nainemsks, Midis, Sercatill4 Pooks, ; with Diapers, Conon and Linen Huckabacka, Russia Linens, GIN/hams. Nankeens, and various 001.1 linen Drapery Goods, the whole of which are in Lots for Shppers as well as the Trade, and will be so 4 wltboirt any reserve whatever. To be viewed on Monday and Tuerlay previous, and Morn ings of Sitle; when Catalogues may be had on the Premises; and ' of Mr, champn;:y, Basing-lane. OXFORD CANAL, CHELSEA WA I'ER WORKS, AND SURREY RAILWAY SHARES, &c. By Mr. 'SCOTT, On FRIDAT March 8, at the Mart, at Twelve &Clock, by Orier of the Executors, fI XFORIS CANAL—the eight remaining Mares A.{. in this established recellent Nash/avail th..9lride.l rroll:s have regularly advanced to £3l per sham re: Chebea Water Works, 17 shares, dividing 124. per Slut Coventry Canal, a share dividing 444 clear per arm lVl.m.nnuth, Ashton and OkLham, Ellesmere. Chtt:ner, an.l ()atham ;:anal; Surrey Railway, and Russell .hare.. Particulars at the New Hotel, &minium ; iirche• P: Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, SS, New bridge-street, Landon. REMAINING VALUABLE STOCK OF MR. FI4:IEW3 .I§.o lISERY, EDGE W RE- R 0 ;D, PADUINGTo v. (By order of the toupees) By Mr. COON AN, On the Premise., an MONDA V, Mgrch I I ISIS, and folio wing Day, at Eleven o'Ckic k, CONSISTING of fine Trainrd Peache'., Nee rarities, Apricots, Pears, and Plumbs, standard anal dwaff Fruit Tree. of Sorts; various Shrubs, Flower Runts, an I Bet Edging ; strong Fruiting and succession Pine Plants, Green-house Plants, Mignonette and other Flower. in Pots. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Catalogues may be had; at the Auction Mart, sear the Bank; and the Frio. dpal Seed Shops to London.—Commhsions and r:Lrence .9 Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London. N. B. The valuable Premises, with the Green-houses, &c. are now for Sale by Private Contract. Apply to Mr. Cochran, as above. INTL-BILIOUS PILLS, invented by F.DWAAD / HALLAM Susgeon and Apothecary. Ills reparstion justly rateenied for its agreer.ble and certain operation, by sehids it effectually removes all inaction or obstruction of the contacts And bowels whether arising (tutu Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold, Si ckness at Stomach, livid Ache, &e. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other cruoiLics retained in the Intestinal canal, and act, as an alterative to the system gereraliy Free :tons any antintonial or mercurial preparations, it is tt ill times safe ; and has been given with singular good effect ; prigniney. Its action• is particularly adapted to per.ons ost e, and those of sedentary lives, where a sul ff ient action of ' hc bowels Is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are fre. leanly producing pains and distension,. bee4-ache., h goer, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness an I oppretr'on. A Pi:ogle trial will fully convince the patient of thelr eacacy. The worst. eases of bilious or rick head-aches are certainly removed by i single dose, and in a much short:r time than could be e•-edi el, bet from experience. The ProAietor thinks it prooer to remark they will be found not only coact without pain or unearness, but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases. tree from that costive state which generally suaceedr the operation of loins dve medicines.. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul's Churcb-yard, Ln'i tun, price Is Ld Ind 4s. EJ. per boa. Where also may be procured, all Public Medicines or repute. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPTIVh, art] NhILVOUb. EXPERIEIENTA.LLY convinced, with the world at Jane, not only of the Inutility hut him free (plenty done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the cure of these Diseases, and, at the same time fully persuaded th at , In the disposiations of PaUVID[NCC, eiectoal kernedres rer. taiuly were to be found ; we confidently citi zealously (levered ourselves ee the study of them ; and the result otfourtt-en years' application has been the happy discover: of Three Vew dies, entirely out of the usual row ins of 11d. &cal Practice, ere. dining the most extraordinary and beneficial cffec • on ti,e Con: sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only rent-wed' from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable clank. Uwe, bu their very (.'institutions tire radically changed —We ox ig .. ll , te the plan : be Consumptive, heal their 'hector') limp, .and te. store the e . adated frame to robust and ru,t2y health. ..or do we palliate drily the symptoms of Scrofula; our i'tertilithias Remedy also strikes at the very root 01 the disease, and rarity' ai ,s rooting tc ont 4,1 the COMM' WWII. Our riavous Remedy is .I.lllil successful, and the unhappy 'subjects of Mental :dome, wraricd ou. by perpe. uat dit.i i igoiv.n, tit, tniy here look With eettibdeure„ and will Cert,tl , 4 thralq relict trim du- • r wrEtchelneits. or `.w medical lastitution .e estanlishe , ' by a Society of Medical tiet.tle• men, to the Core of these Complatnts tidy, at No. is, lay co.its greet,lledford-lunre, XAvitaaa4 . Co. • _• _ ••• Atnpk It.structions any given wage rach distinct ka.:irdts .he prwe of which Is it". 6d. double Xi, quadrupk Ei is. to. • gather with a l'...ttphlet of the etridencrs of the .uccte.. t t the.* modes or trt atnient Dr. t.iht4aft, Itembor of the koyil lege, nay he coubultett at Me Institution froth Man in I's e , of by la•nrr, post paid, includint a sonic a. ce, addrrs.ed :o sr. Xwitaa and Co. as above lne above a' tinplates may he bad, gratis, at the lust stt.tton, RA ate& are 114, wltefasMy and retail, and by all Veudars la Taro sod Ociosary. .