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Very old rich Mountain 7; '' - a. 42 4 Pi I Haik - , Buietlas, of *lndia superior quality vis a Veil ,4 ar Darnvcita 445. • 4 . , Eine Hoek; .46 years old ' - - .a t Yerly Ugh gavot:rid tiersoe : - - " s. Ohl Tina - - - • ifra ~ , . Wry high Savoured Clarits--;-Cliatieu, Margott, ' ~ \ ' '' • and Lafitte - - - 1345. ' Pireli 2d, 1819. - • • , 1 ' CATON ON DEBILITY. , ' • f This datwas published, price ss. 6d. a New.Rditien of l , DItACMC AL OBSERVATIONS •on the DEBIT - , - 1 LIVES, natural andcontracted, of thiGENERATIVE S I - GROANS of both Sexes* including Remarks oit Onanism, fie- I !Mini Weakness, Nocturn a l Emissions, (Wets,: Tabes Doelts, . . I Fluor Albus, &c. &c with the Theory of Generation rt By T. M.. CATON, Surgeon, .. of • No. 10, Stauhopeetreet, Nowcastie-ctreet, Strand ; , : • Li Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Gates. Printed for W. Neely, TB,. LonAsird-streei i and C. Clump* i.:( 66, Palleasil. • Also ~ T. Caton on Indliesam, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Dismses, _t ty &c. Bc. :52.-2. A Treatise on Female Discuss, 3s. 6d.-11. On I. to Asthma and Winter Cough, is.-4. Oa the Venereal Disease, 51. to -- TILE CHEAPFIST AND BEST MEDICINES FOR I : ty COUGHS, COLDS, AND AS'f HbIAS. :' e titiURCII'S COUGH DROPS, for recent Colds, , i , ‘..../ - obstinate' Coughs and confirmed Aithmas, stands urri- - jailed. Its reputation f or is years past, and the various tebti- i r Monies of its efficacy, is s sufficient proof of the estlitiatibn in pr ' s which It is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colas and di- Coughs,:bowever obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. ' 3 4 ,ve - The fallowing Letter was addressed to the late Firm, Shaw • , or and Edwards , by a very ellipentable Tradesman in Birmin gham : fm Birmingham, March 16, 1805. ' t ig " Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value of n e , that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you the 'e I a, following Case, at the particular request of the Patient. 118 , as " MILES SWINNEY." re- die " ' Sir—l cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have re- m _ calved from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Assi,_ rri , matic Cough, during the Winter, afflicted me so severely, that I rr " expected nothing less than death every minute—one bottle ee- •'" for limed me considerably, and.four more perfectly restored me.— t Your sending this to the Proprietors w U oblige your humble her &rya°. 0 ' THOMAS EDMUNDS." ; ice Sold byE. Emmons, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church- ' 1 fa yard, London. The genuine will have " Shaw and Edwards, irer 66,• St. Paul's Church-yard," engraved on the stamp. Price 4 2s. 9d. and double Ate 4s. 6d. per bottle, Where also may be procured, Seimauay's Rosner Mamma- $ 1 1 t sum Daors—a Remedy in Scurvy, Gout Rheumatism, En"- e of use and Scrophulous Diseases. Prke Is: its. ad. and Ll. 2s. r" . ` r duty included. % sat • . 'big SARACEN'S HEAD, SNOW - HILL , LON DON. ther WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO. ' Four Inside Coaches, best Horses, and keep their rime. tad - P HE following Post-Coaches , Mail-Coa&es, Sic. • • age, set out from the above Inn : fad .FALagotyrn, Plymouth, Totness, Exeter, Weymouth, wig Doechmter, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Coach, every x °l " Morning at Seven; through Heniton, Axminster, Beidporit, rosesMedford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Arrives at Plymouth • ihe the next Evenh4 at half.paet eight,. ' s whin .SOUTHAWTON, Lytultiron, Winchester, Andover, and . Iree.' • Beeiepteke new Four Inside Coach, at balfiast seven in the I ild .a't sowing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Scuthampion , by hall - p n 't KI" - _ , five. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight. rat"' Havre de Grace, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloe's, Cherliourg . , &c. t' , I : 41 at BATH sod BRISTOL Flying 'Pest-Coaches, through Chip- qd, it . . l' .i pettham, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at mad - - Mr. May's , the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Ikkdon Tavern, it th e Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning., Coaches / buses to Wells,Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth. rt. e' The UMPIRE , a Ne w LIVERPOOL Light Coach, on y Sven mai night ea the road, carryiag four Ituidmand four Outsides, sets • out daily , ; through Dimmable, Woburn, Lathbury, Nerthainp yt the ton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, y the Stone, Rugcly, Newcast l e , Knutsford, Warrington , and Preston. Eight SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, Inked every evening, at five o'clock. Guarded.' WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Iffiandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Ilasingetoke new Post-Coach, every afternoon. The Wey m outh packets to• Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Maloe's, &c BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Pcst-Coach, every evening. t LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham s every 2, 7 H. re re- morning at eight ; carries Four Insides only, goes rem arkably atcat easy, with a Guard throughout ; passes through Stamford, ke.ex- Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and fere/bridge, to the Golden ons 26 Lim, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon :r yard. eepedition of this Coach, kis allowed to . be the most agreeable • it tact eco- enlied and complete an p y o ubl t i h c er. con conveyance on the North Road, being un- ehi. , . . . :. • * 1-. ~le -% ..-•-....„....... f.• • • ''• , , . '' rt t , ' .- ' . • ' e ;4 • ft . 0 • t e _ ~... 6 , it i • ' 1 . ... V . ' \- • • v. fir • i 4 ..,.. . . , • • 6 ..•.. . .... ~ ~,,, .. F ItIDAY, APRIL 9, 1819 • 4 : 4 i , _ .....L. L1 ......ortreff....... - . , ~ .'ICTURE LOTTERY. each, are now on Sale at No. 54, Nzw Prizes are exhibiting oasts; also by Roud-street ; Longman awl Co. Pa and Davies, Strand ; Hurst, Robinson, e ; P. Colnaghi and Co. Ceeksp'ur-street, •Offices, prineipal Booksellers and Print leetoses may be had, of 'LIRE LOTTERY OF THE aIY OF PICTURES, &c. compri-, at £152,225, to be decided by the tery. is of highly-finished Paintings frogs , of the Old Masters, in the Collie- . Gentlemen; a Set of Painting. faithfullr of Stafford's splendid Gallery • Fifteen. Hamilton, illustrative of Thomson's. ,colour Paintings from the old Mas bnpressions of Selections from the old coloured; the same in black, Prints and Premises, 54, New Dond-street, where no w exhibiting gratis, Etc. &c. The whole I'(Euvre of the Arts- T.ILE OF TIIE PRIZES. Prize - valued at £7;500 0 d Prize 3,750 0 Prize 939 10 each £l7l 14 0 6,868 0 - 71 8 0 10,710 10 • - . 35 14 0 35,700 0 • - 151 4 0 6,048 0 2 t 25 4 0 2,520 0 • 12 12 0 5,027 8 8 8 0 2,940 0 6 6 0 6,300 C 5 5 0 21,000 0 4 4 0 39,757 4 165 0 3,000 0 MONDAY EDITIoN OF THE OBSERVER, A Weekly Newspaper. —' Price only 7d:' -- ' 1 ' THE OBSERVEit, .as a Sundaq Pap•ey‘,..ii*t l well known to the Nobility . 'Genii-N.OW irada' M ,Mereantile, and Moldy:el:ring Ci * alite? of the mollifier* •everyptut of the United Kingdom its require on the pert of Me' 'Coodluttoes elaborate praise. Started previous to the commence. mint of the Revolution in France, it became celebrated, at an early period, by its predictionOf chit event, Sala the fearful sanguinary scenes by which it was followed. • Ai indiseqientba; ten:sting periods the extensive and well combisedoneepuneets of its Conductors enabled them to give ' MOT a the great (meats of war, and to anticipate all,the .News papers in the priority of their continental infOrinaticee; while the peculiar focal situation of the Proprieuns ender -his Majesty's ' Government, favoured their obtiTament and conimenication of official domestic intelligence of high political importance. Theae exertions end services were duly appreciated ; an extensive pa tronage rewarded the labour of the Conductor; and at the eft piratfon of twenty-four years, during which many Newspapers have dropped into oblivion, and others have expetieneed great vicheitudes, " The Observer" can boast of being exempt from the usual fluctuations attendant on Newspaper property, and of enjoying, both at home and abroad, a widely-extended and still increasing sale. ' tie suece which has attended the exertions of the Conduc tors of " The Observer" as a Sunday Paper, induced them to ap- , peal to the Public in behalf of the Monday Editiaa t and they do it on the well-grounded and invotestatite tuts-Alias the Monday Edition of "The Observer" will contain from five to wren very large folio calming of 'original matter, which may have arrived between Sunday morning and Monday alterttoon. When it is considered that of all the , Monday Rakes of the Weekly Papers, not one contains a down lines beyond what has appeared in the Sunday Editions. of jhelr respective .Papers--- while the Editors of three-fouitlis confine theintielva to merely altering the two heads from Sunday i 6 Monday, the CendectOrs of " The Observer" presume to thirik that their Monday Edi tion will ream in that single Impaction particular an exclusive legitimate claim to favour. Bet.when to this. is Added another conaideratiop, that, during the Interval alluded to, Valls from ' the Continent, from the West Indies, from our various colonial poisessions in the Western Hemisphere, may and do actually arrive, bringing intelligence highly important to the Feline*, .the Agriculturist, the Maelpant, the Manufacturer, u well as to the Shopkeeper; and that dorieg tie same interval, doMestic , htteiligenee of great interest' regulady transpires, which, hew -...r..is net inserted in the. Monday:Editiohs of otherNeorp -1 the ensuing week-Ake of " - The 9 1 1tiereet" to think that they-have Useired sufficient reasohs for 'pebbling a Monday Uidon upon an en lar g ed plan; and gram* for & reference witlethe Subtetibers . to other /u, who may be "if Itotedtths the latest intelligence . abridged to a dozen of twenty lines, but inserted at full id& veil observations as may tend uielucidate or better , 6 0 askjett• . . • .. Vir 4 7.o er re po n ettere of the'tddlid29 061 % r e w s : ksserahletneentain Illite:iyilitheibu' ~xtr rtli ac = ant other Mendar ' k _waist upplied!to all country Readers at bleats 4 akaldwiawd. Swo-pence per Gleac'er, being bun lialf-e- to Dive Shillings lower than most Other Papers:pew vended: - ~. L ,. ~.r The iktent to which the ßrifidt Kurile 11 at this day spread ing its& tererthe globe, 'earryitlififith Utile f Sadie se tre , aitawasalifiras itself to the ‘etistonis. df foreign, :led theiresieg its shield over their civil and religious libellee' its owl it the melt sorydefogOr,ligbdui, and rvid objects al equate *Stich an Englidunan can indulge ; but it also *reef MI She Engilda Prkss unceasing vigilance to guise asraialt2 ll !E issears with villa exte nded. intercourse Is piegniet: . - SW es to the second part of our subject, and *dank tiakee sary to give an outline of the plan of our Piper i Theliallet ti er Observer will be conducted upon liberal principles; it will be cate unequivocal loyalty to _the Brunswick• Family now seated on the Throne of these Kingdoms—an ardent and devoted at. sediment to the principles of the British Constitedao- - afld h ' will view with proper indignation, and visit with lust aniraad ' version, any attempt to destroy la wrich in ou o gh rder t to grue l r c e ti m o ed n°P ier ussi lm thw po ese' dmi atblessinP' t mPutlier to west th e and Sesur abriaimints. Dociments, whether domestic or foreirl, witilin giv mamm en ' orders for the Monday Marries' aria Ise Xliceived - bf the Clerks of the ,Reeds, ift the °Metal London and Country Newsmen and Voireiiiisseis.—Pri Sight Shillings and Two-pence per Quarter, to everrpart of di c e Uni Kingdom. Postabe, and by the MR. WORDSWORtIrS NEW POEM. • !nu few days will be published, • PETER BELL, a Tale in Verse.-.—By WILLIAM , WORDSWORTIS,•Esq. In Octavo, to match the " Lyrical Ballads." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, London. Of whom may be had, by Mr. Wordsworth, Lyrical Ballads and other Poems, 2 vols. ilvo. a6l. 'Bs. boards. The Recursion. a Poent, in 4to. £2.25. boards. The White Doe of Rylstone, in 4to. £l. ls. boards. Thanksgiving Ode, January 18, 1816, Bvo. 4s. A Letter on the Life, &c. of Burns, Is. 6d, MR. MONTGOMERY'S NEW POEM._ In the course of next Week will be ynlgh&ed, in One Vol. deo. G REENLAND, and other Poetns.—By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longmaq, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, Of whom may be ha d, The World before the Flood, Fifth Edition, 61. The West Indies, and other Poems ; Fifth Edition, Is. ' - The Wanderer Switzerbuid, Eighth Edition, ds. Verses to the Memory of R. Reynolds, 2s. , - In the Press; and shortly will-be publishods A new Edition of Crantz'i History of Greenland, in ! vols. nvo. with Notes, &e. A Prize - Capital Prize - This day were Rublished, in 9vo. FACTS and OBSERVATIONS respecting CA NADA and the UNITED STATES gt AMMICA; affording a Comparative View of the Inducements to Entigra. don presented in those Conatrits, With an =lia of Freed.. Se Instructions to Emigrant Settlers in the odseiej, By C. F. Gimp; • Member of the Quebec and Montreal A s ocal - 41M "s; c i e tit., ace. &e. and 'Author of Essays on HO, addressed u; the CanatUati Fanners. London: Printed far J. Harding, 34, St. James'eetr. Sold at Liverpool, by W. Grepel; at Hull, by wagopioad it by Ikown and Manche!. Grand Total 152,225 12 lEC'tLY NOVEL EICHEME. Tickets are printed in Pfaik, and the other -4 the drawings so atianged, that one co. and tisk other clionr **Blanks, so chat Ticket s$ a Black Ticket is scan to ' TRW& .. the JEWLV„, ,r4.1 1 )44)1.. exemplar/ the . obsetradce df sYle.„ afliatlice and the first owiety, but whb. and some untoward events have rawly to borrow X 4,000 for a year. Ile will that time, or he would not pre sume to t not to apply to other Itoliglosistelor his own people are capable of rcnderint Bond for the money, *Ad It will be kris ; gratitude nor row to rewler:implogs ;es him. Tyler's, Stationer, drafton-stisit, ~:., this day was published, with Plates by Lowry, the 6th Edidd . enlarged, prise iss. bawds, • (ONS on CHEMISTRY. In wheel that Science are hunilisrly explained sad. Raper Mums. _ . strongly recommended to yonng students pe r spicuity of the styity the regular diaper the judicious selection of illustrative expert- Tance of the plates, are so well adapted to the vs, and especially of dime !who slo not wish to: science, that a more . appropriate publication Crit. Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown 4 Loudon. be published, by the same Anther, Natural Philosophy, in which the Elements familiarly erphlaed , , and-adapted tothe corn ' Pupils. Illustrated with Plates by Lowry. - --a— PERIODICAL PUBLICA'sau. , ., ~ OF EVERY MONTH. On* Istil of March was published, to evo. prier Es. snored, to be epetinned on the 15th of every Month ; being 'der Set snreelly-Literary A cce nretodatios of the kind, . MONTHLY JOURNAL of VOYAGES and, A TRAVELS, Embellished with Engravings, Goodies( 1. Of Osionua. Wyss of Melt VOTAGIVI MA Tarimie,dte Copy-Right of which will be purchased for this Joernd. •, ,! 2. Of TIIWI6/42111 Wants from the Frisch and Gamin liid guages, or 6f Reprints 6f New American Works. 3. Of Comes ANALTSSII of New Voispini and Tiihiesa lately published in Great Britain. iag at least Five several *irks, i Every Five Numbers, comple t and every Sistl; Number being composed of Analyses, finishbigi athick Vollime. • And the First:Number, to be published on the 13th of March,l will be lined with the &Weal Journal of an Officer of the. Ale:- adder, em in the late Voyagys of Discovery to the Arctic Regions; &lag the first .authentit Account which has appeared, of that &Perham, with' Plates, Etc. lie' Second i s Will contain a Narrative of a Three Yeent, Voyage is the Indian Seas, in the Nino, by J. Prior, 1 atsthe Surge; alert with Plates. are Numbers will,he equally interestinig and curiestN 6 6 o i n the whale, a more arniulng, Original, and %portant P ' Wm*, was, periulps, never submitied to the Public ; while ii I possemes the pecidliliehilightage of 'appearing in a meant period' ' white Seistlu and &not itenSfering, therefore, with the perusal et the,slandard established Idiscellauies, thi gh, front the na tal.* of hs contents, it will lose none of its worth by nos -delivery id remote situations till:theVint &the folleelagohn Scatte llontls. No. "-Printed for Richard Phillips, sod sold .by Jr 73, St. Paul's Church-yard ; end to•bo had of all Booksellers in (keat Britain, Ireland, sad the Colonies. I ''; lair As every Number, or Part, will be complete is itself, wilt, therefore, be adapted to the use of ell Libraries &boob, and Book Societies, it will be delivered, done up in Bonds, at should 3s. ed. with a Label an the back. Orders, therefore, * - ---ush between the Capie iied and in Bowls. ..'IC SPIRIT ( Qg VANEOAR. agreeable perfumed lquor kskg original in .. Henry) which IS of aeolittibwn efficacy In and Head ache, and in connttracting the ef# ..sted, close, or infected air, continues to be pre greatest perfection, by Messrs. THUS. and WM. Manafacturine Chemists, Itilanchaster. It is. soli wholesale and retail, by Messrs. IiATLZT and BL;w. Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price Cs. by one every principal Town ; but it cannot be. gob names of the above Preparers are engraved on t stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each Sponge Boxes are sold by 13a/ley and Disw, e may, also. be had, authenticated by a similat Car hLtonassa, in bottles at 91. 9d. or at as. ed. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CIrOTIL We costenent pas de lin, malt en possedeni les agramens. HE Nobility, Families, and Merchants? are T spectfully informed the above Cloth is told at the Patentee's East India Warehouse, 16, CHEAPSI DE, wholesale, foe portation, and by the Piece and Demy, containing from _ to 52 yards each, at 6 4.-58.-3 s. 61. to ss. 6d. per For Shirting and various family purposes, Sheeting, &c. jts eyard.co nomy and itspecullar conduciveness to health, both in the hot elitnates as well as in the more cold and changeable, renders it an snick of the first consideration to Families going *broad:and to those litho wish a warmer article than Linen. A tariety of Imitations having been produced, purchasers are requested to notice, that it is sold genuine nowhere whatever but as above. —Orders executed, free of carriage, to every past of the country, and the adjacent islands. Every description of Family Linen, India Muslin. Printed Furniture., and the most fa sliiontbk Artieles for s Dress , Wholesale and Retail. • equalled by any other. VLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, 'Annan, Dumfries, B Snooker-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Puts of Scotland, a Post-Conte, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields ; Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every morning, by way of Newark, Ret ford, Tadcasta, Darlington' Nerthallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without anr_additional fare. • MARLBOROUGH, and Swindon, new four-inside Post Coach, through Aldbourn, Reading, Lambourn Purton Ly dington, Pewsey. Wootton Basset, Basnsbury, dungerfoni, and Newbury ; every morning. ' CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitebaven, Fold . Inside Pow •Couh, and a Guard all-the way. • Passes through Brough, Ap pleby, Greatabridge, Catterick, Borougbridge, We therby,Aberford,Dmeaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn ing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passen gers detained on the road by businesi, or pleasure, have the pecu liar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. ,KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, and a rstang Post-Coaches, every a fternoon. 'ay ERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield Post-Coach, the Defiance, every evening, W the SAm ewes gear! Inn, Dale-street, Ilverpool -- G uarded t hroughout. ' WAKEFIEL Post-Coach, every morning. CHESTER, Nwport, Ni'hitchureh, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwlcli, te;cl. - hliddlatich Post-Coach every evening. ' SUNDERLAND, Stockton and. Y arm, Coach, every morn las, to tho George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHEST.M, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel, 1 and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every afternoon—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Ilutherham Post-Coacli, calkul the Rock inghen,-evety morning. STRUM Glf Poet-Coach, Guarded, • JONES AND THE SENTRY; 'IIB ABORTIVE ENTERPRIZE. d o'er the world the red ineteorof vrar, and Bestratetion portending, lass, like the bright Pular Sur, on the Nations afar, her guidance extending. Arts in this favourite land; . Valour and Beauty ! An her far-farn'd resort in the &mann, AQUID, SO brilliant and bland, WARRLN the duty! ----:-----__________________ In a few days will be published, 1. T HE ACCIDENTS of YOUTH.--A Collection JR- of Totals for the lbesrancrtow of alUalliss, illustrated by Engravings, 2s. 6d. plain, and 3s. 6d. coloured. 2. Th e ROCKINO-HORSE; or True Things and Sham Things, embel2shedwith Engrivinp, 25.6 d. or Ss. Id. coloured. 3. The HISTORY of G OO and MAOOO, the Champions of London ; orastaining an Account of the ON* of oti thi n gs relative to the City ; embe llished with Engrarkekllaf_ • Printed for JoserSo ttsza , Juvenile Library, 75, IRWIMI 1 Church-hard. - )1 Of whom may be had, just published Amusement 1 1 1. The WELL-BRED DOLL; writtenfor the a nd Instruction of Good Children : em bellished with Ten Cop perplate Engravings; price 2s. plain, and as. 6d. coloured. 2. FENWICICS (Mrs.) INFANTINE STORIES, in 11 Words of One, Two, and Three Syllables ; sites SIX Copper plate Engravings. la. 6d. S. The BEE and the BUTTERFLY; in which are deli neated those ailer Traits of Character orbit* usually escape m observation. By Miss Sandham, Author of the Schooi-Fel. lows. 21 Gd. The PUZZLE for &CURIOUS GIRL; a new and very - revised - 4 enlarged by the Author, which is all the Copperplate the previous Edi inferior &megrim HE celeb ra ted CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD , T is a preserver and restorer of health to the Weak, the sickly, end infirm. Its warm and . renovating quality, indisputably r 4ers it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tre pan, slaking of the spirits, and all those nervous affections Which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the de licate • it warms and steadies the cold and tremolo*. nerves, lindet:catee the muscular' system , animates the spirits, and nil& gage the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids become tick and bohemia, and the circulation resumes its healthful state. Sold by Leigh, Shand ; ,Baeon, 150, Oxforci-street ; Sutton Co. How Churchyard; Butler, CheaPside ; Tun, Etchange ; asid Ward, Holborn; price 115. each, or four in one Family' Bottle for Slis.• by which one I ls. bottle is saved, with the words " Send. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPETI ORNES, or. SOLOMON's.DROPS ((without mercury or app deleterious preparation); which-Wand is the higkekt for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, mei- all • In art impart state of the bleed; Wog paimiii rwig, impereeptibia, in their operatie. beibrabstitite rhos has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral bier ! Pr swotening - the blood, and stimulating gto expel an mil ' I impuri juices, giving Wrench' sod tone to the nerves, -"od lsorigosetibg toady oda. gay, on her ambient abode, it: foe while blockading, etocl all vigilant rode, e forra the wide Ocean bestrode, lone stillness pervading ! Me shore came a rasolute band, tout vessel on boarding; near'd her, in silent Tommand, it darkness, not sky, s , m, nor land, im of light were alfordir.g ! to Chiefs, \Voltam% BLAXSING MIMI% im .1 lamp then diverging, dun ao vivid assust'd he Devil, the santry presum*d, :no's deep cave was ernergi sL! iscisared in terrific dismay ! now quickly retreated, 'au story is told, to this day, otapell'd to abandon vrere they, JIT BLACCI24O defeated ! cut every after- , I IMMO lining and brilliant limcnnic, preparud by / ernizm. % . 0, STRAND, London; ~11, 4 sold Sr. Pveri Town in the Kingdom, in Bottles, at ad, mod. 12d. and tad. each. VT AK fot WARREN'. ISLAkileg. Nrsliv. t 0,021. TO3IRINS'S PI racgETS, Price 43. 3s. eau 'eo-sreerv, where the P Totkica, No. 53, New 13 ,toriser-row ; Cadell and Co. 90, Chen skin ; P. Lat the Lottery-Offices, „dm, where Prospectuse MICINS'S ricrt lIRITISH , el 1• 6 550 Prizes, prase% of the State Lotte; •I';tix Isttery consists e,essost valuable Pictures ids a Noblemen and Geist t o"r t i. the Marquis of O f . l'aintimis, by beautitel Water-ei res; several Thonsalld Inn Y colour , t w it; the Lease of the V; de a bove Pictures are now h o sing a complete Chef d' SCIIEDULE I First Grand Priz 1 Second Grand Pr I Thitd Grand Prig .i 0 Capital Prizes e tiO Ditto 100 Ditto 40 Ditto Dizto .lil Ditto 510 Ditto i,eoo Prises - 1.000 Ditto 5,436 Ditto I Grand Capital P i Last Grand Capi IoS3O Prizes. A PERFECT (lie half of the Tickets Li is Red Ink ; and the bat tiny be all Prizes, at purchaser of a Red 1 Alin a Prize. , MEMBER of /1 who has been exert, she long lived in OW abounded generosity ant bonvenienced, wants to be affluent in th led a loan. He ought id, n!•_0 so nutty of hi e. lle will give his nor kz he neither wants gra to to whoever obliges k Adixess C. I). at Tyle ism•court-road. This I:Two Vols. 12mo. v revised and CONVERSATIO the Elements of th Experlmei " may be s of both Sties. The per tin; of th.: subject, the min; end the elegance capacity of beginners, az el a dsep into the sde no hardly be desired.". Printed for Longman, I Speedily wall be Conversations on Na if that Science art fam yreension of Young Pc AROMATI , THIS agreeable vsntion of Mr. 1 ▪ ?doing Faintness ant fens of over-heated, I pared, in the greatest HENRY, Mantfacti Londan, wholesale at. Cockspur Agent or more in yet 11 . Ai3e. unless the ,r,rania ptei 2: e Government star at ter. Proper Sponge izek 'Azll.—As above ma' l" - s p, 1-Icatv's Csi stoppers, al a DAVy JO' ccly 01 1 , TILE ;re se - • AV"EN glar'c s at. Dismay an • " •- •"av Qom: of the II tit Ili: in:tat:ice she d ve Her aid and he ds • deb- ...innrith'd tile ) 'lnc empire of Stn)- - lie TASIE, from , and vending her Lit Kent Confided to NV palant and g COTO. port of the The • Iv ; - .111 ass a Yes. very .7 .kle Night's ebic ninals \o sound the num- ...nth from t el ` tp .ed alp ;%ttet the sto id . cautiously in If tte, hscludid in 1 hint A faint glean aimed The Sol„ o f the it• la - The ray> tru: I eat' ce Irr a reflect! 014- .1 • -al Junes swr th d ipie From ° team boxy at he disc :it fan. : 'Tyr . ' dful to. ," Party to r 0. , tba ; 'AU6I. tll, purpnin t o e t T y 4 By 1 C.2-Itti 3116 0 Phis ea:Ay SI *cup 110 01 ' l4 ▪ i° mesa , Att4 sold in Lksw 4. The PUZZLS:or a.t.r.re5.550...... ---:-.. _ superior Edition, revised and enlarged by the Author, which is o ory, sow tenth MC UP , r•_t - ;4 - 4,7 - iii _. eta . ten. to the naves, 0i15..., ...._, tilstingeisbed from any of the former' by all ther=plate Ers-, op; and impure Jukes, giving gravngs being the full size of the Page ; the Editindm atdiveniog sad theigiarefleig both Isedy and SA& BIRMINGHAM Pori-Coach, Guarded , stts Out ever, after- ot . 0.• , liirmin 'rritn omit day at noon. ' ' ilw dike bun: bottio for 336. -on 3 '° °2441 re : atl l es , _ 6 , y I asses by having been printed with small and V ery inferior ArnrsvisP .icn i.e. p ertottle, or flitir - — i, , „, Warwick, lamas, ingto, anu motility, to the Saracen's Head, the head of each Chapter. ..a. ,_e• width cos spisdl bottle is saved. . The we a 5. A FATHER'S FIRST LESSORS : se the rows It . 14 ,, e 4 00 4.. *termed." i b e stam p o f p ic k b o ttle, w itkooT7 3014 " d, Thr rain g ham • HULL; Northeave, Ilowden, Thorn, and Doncasttr Pest pleyrnent of Tittle . By Jauffret Anchor the Ttasala of " kb wee are ajaa . . . Coach, every Morning. at half-past liil, to the Cross Keys, Mar- 1 ' land°. With Five-Bogritvings. ' Second Mien. se. ed. ' • Abe, rie • 54. oat : . sat v eres tiss, and niefui Family mace, 'lull. (z FAMILY SUPPERS; or, EYnnirag Tales for Yining Work (wrth ;hichls evedasi e- " t Poitridt of - Music; and DOVER, Deal, Mai are, Sandwich, Ranugate, Canterbury, People. By Mods* , Dalaf*Ye• 2 v° lo. a dtk I " tae° Bagray. a Vie* Or tiltsdHaaad), an d A OUlDlito HEALTH i Paaersbaro, Chatham, tOchesteri and Stroud, l'ust-Coachts, logs. Seesod Edition. 70., , , • .yr-5...• Sii;Alletesi to both Sexes,' 1310111arlerr of rota. -ni 8. islornith, noon, and night. : 7. The SCHOOLFELLOWS: By the Atithist eau! ""' jgON,DI.D.,--Oonsainisla TreSse on .Fannin Dinelach HERTFORD; Ware, Hoddesdp,and.Cheshinit Coach every Steers. &teed BROM, 44- OW andllvvochopdriacAntilEin• also Gene n.l BeTOFts, morn ing. 8. JINFANILS GllaliltAPH.Y . and POETICAL Oslo. . . J.: bliseasi;'whVirhlchiliiiHumsPlWY buiditig • Fore :lu f Fred. W. MOUNtAIN ind Co. respectfully acrmai.lt their • 2IETTZER. With. Views of the principd Tows* Dr_ . edi explathint tier , a p a ioa lk a i , u l o o o toolaslieto e. , s ad t he Public, chat they will not be accountable for any Disatet. 2s. 6d. ?he Midi g • jig , Rowe:loll loptlketialketialibleedlitkktre, do law (*gni! Parcels; l'ssse•ngers' !.uvgale., Viritinp, Plate, &e. of moor tam N.B. J. SOtTPCE,P94l4ol.l.ltiasy 0' ci. • e twiiisbmi , As usi gd; 0 24 0 6 1 vie i r om a 7 i i h k e, i f i ta , t , 00 ; 0 4 o r. damaged, %milli*. CATALOIIUtof c EX. ... ?kit ILE isiaiiPLA-V1- . • t Of ace* as socliand lite Insurance paid for aceprdingly, at the Z JAONS; wilAi V** ricoesuietab4 lit . talwl.lolll4 !ail . Dr; Solozwassis,GeladoboUsiii - *at Ibtriina ' PAid • *IA bp, Sziow;til Loader,. •y be bstis Pate Id. . 1 .... • . 4 - • ... ~ • , ..4 1 1 1 V, r , 1 a 1, " •-' ' - . ---- • , . •4: . .. . . . . . . •• . • • . ' . • • . . In a few days will be published, 1* One Volum. Ilvo. • illustrated with Plates, AJOURNEY TO PERSIA, in the Suite of the Imperial Russian Embassy, in the year 1817. By MORITZ PR KOTZEDUE, Captain on the Staif of the Russian army, and Knight of the Order of St. Wladiatir and of the Persian OW. of the Suit *ld Lion. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orms and Brows, London. ilint1011 . ; ranted tor J. naming, ow, 0ux0ppw............. um= -- - at LaYerP 4 39 l , by W. Graionli at Hulls by wave's,' std at Ma* M en " the by ',town and blanche% : , ~ . • • - "0 to 1 ------. „I • i.. ' •-' 'ft publish' Ina few days wlßbe PublishoL.lnallui ..t , .. , alio, groundt . '•With Maps and numerous Plates, dead. of 11%ileini1Mr raper., w h o 1 . . Farm Buildings, Ece.. _ - --cot abridi A SURVEY of die HUSBANDRYbIEAFTEMN length, with 41 and WESTERN FLANDERS, madeundertheAntho: egplain the a rity of the - Tinning Sodety of Ireland. Another p Dy.theZev. THOS. RAIXLIFFE.. • its reduced p In this Work the Reporter examine* tip , Provinces of the Paw, it 'i; Ilanders ii. Eleven.Districto, and gives minute details resgecdng Monday BR the Peculiar Husbandry piectlsed in each. Among much ether do rate of I 'matter, the book will be found to comprise tlie cldei.varleties yrac t Ha pa ma . of Flemish Rotations according to the variations QS the seil,and p aaera; yr in treating of The quantity of seed and produce, as ,well 1e i hw i liti . 'applicition of manure. The weights and Measurerern • unliql!g In itiefirn reduced to the standaid of Great "khan and Ireland:. • sccomml o London : Printed for 1. Harding, 56, at . Jaatmeo•stnikr• • titowiai its mwll TAINTe" AT. PiTTITACATION. * DI THE MIDDLE ' 11 ! tile 1.1114.