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To morrow (bcing Afh-We,hocfilay) no Performance. ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, Broad Rue, Gclden•lquare,la 3, 1807. ORDERED, THAT a Q2artetly Court be held at this InDim. tion, on Tuefday the 17th of February, at Two o'Clock precifely ; when the following Ref.:Nth - ma will be fubmitted : Rtfolved, That the Premium of Five Guineas do continuo to be offered to thofe who than take Small-Pox after Vaccination at this Inflitution, after having been certified to he fecurc. ad That as Perfons. not inoculated at this Inftitutioo, have been reported to have taken the Small-Pox after Vaccination : Refolved. That Two Guineas he given to each of fuch Perfons, who (hall attend at No. 44, Broad Rreet, Golden fquare, any Tuefday or Friday. at One o'Clock, to authentic te, provided they are not already publifhed on Authority.-This Refolution to be in Force till Midfummer next. 3d. Refolved, That it is Rill the nplnion of this Inftitution, that Vaccination is a Security againa the Small-Pox, on the Coi.dition fecond Inoculation ; and that even without this Condition, the Failure is In little hazar(lnits, that the Pratßice is highly beneficial to the Public alth.iugh a few Indiviluals may fuffer while on the contrary, Variolous Inoculation affords a Security to the Lull but is injurious to the Public. W. SANCHO, Secretary. NILE'S FLUTE. q-o he difpnfed of a HALE'S FLUTE with ad. ditional Middles. Warranted complete. To be teen at .Mr. Lawton s, Mufical Inftrument-Maker, No. 15a, Tottcnharn court road. Nearly oppofitc the Tabernacle. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HUSSAR acd o..hey ' DRESSES made in the mott Tafteful and ElegatA manner, by S. CLARK,'lsaylor, of No. xi, Rathhone-place, Oxford itreet, late Foreman to Mr. Allen, in Beni- ftrect. S. CLARK begs leave, alfo, to inform Noblemen and nentle 'nen, that he makes up Regiment:ls, N ,val Uniform, and Gen tlemen's Clothes, of every dtfcription, in the molt fathionahle manner, of fiyerior Cloth and Materials--newire, Servants' Liveries. Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Families in the Country, may be informed, by letter, the proper mode of fending up their Meafure. ROSS's ACME; Or, THE PERFECTION OF HUMAN NATURE. ROSS relpeafidly infi:tnis the Nubility and Gen. try. part:at:lady thofe orTaftc and Fafhion, that he has row the moft extenlive and extraordinary affartment of Ladies and Gentleme . :Wcrtuqws ever exhibited for public view and approba- Lion. 'their fuperiority is not merely derived from their elegant undulations, ror from their eafy and dole adhaion to the counte stance, in which they are unecitalled, but from that ftriel • ref, m• blance to t.aturc which they :lame the very firft moment of wear, and v hid] no ether Maker can acquire or even inntate—affordiog to the Inventor the Boat triumph of Art, and adding to the wearer a lovelb , efs to youth, and a rapedability to age. The univerfal adoption anti cad •five preference afforded the r e Perruques on the laft Birth Day, and every tafhionahle Gala finer, iiiconttitibly proves their pre-eminence —Refs acquaints the Con roiffeurs that he has them en fale of various hues, f-rn:s and f.. ibiotis, from 21 3, 4 , 5, 6 8.9, and an Guineas, to one hundred each.—Ornamental Hair en the greatcit variety may likewife be had of all prices at No. 119, liilopfgate.ftrest Within, three doors from the London Tavern. WI lH SIX Ty-six COPPER PLATES. This day was publifheil, in One elegant Volame Bvo. illuftrated with 66 Copper plates, chidly drawn from the Life, and en graved by the brit ailing, price One Guinea in boards, PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of ItHETO RICA'. GESTURE and ACTION, adapted to the Rulings of the Enylifh Stage, and to the Chandlers of the Eni het Drama, from the original Work of M. Engel. Member of the Academy at Berlin. By HENRY SIDOONS Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. With Sixty-fix graphic Delareationi of the Exrreftion of the va rious PafTions, and of the modern Cottume of the London Theatres. Printed for Poen Alt D P1117.L1 PS, No 6,Bridge itteet,Blackfriars and to he bad of all 13(Kdifclicri. For COUGHS, COEDS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMP I'ION, ROBBERDS'S BALSAMIC EI.:XIR COUGH DROPS. r f 'HESEIti It I y celebrated DROPS, by their happy -a- and immediate sffekft is rtitovinis the molt obitinate Cough or Catarrh, and all tendency to Confuraption, render them a va luable Family Medicine. And who:4 s e confider the variablenefs of our Climate, which conitantly induces us to catc.i Cold, and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Difeafec—as Atthrna, pain in the O.:eft, otknfive Breath, ir ft immation of the Lungs, and Confiimption, with a lung train of Evils—no head of a Family thould lay down without afn tit fu; -ply at leaft, of this al tnoft inßastancous Remedy. Many thnufand Perfons can tcfti:y the happy Effeets they h tve received them it, wben every other medical Afhltance had failed. A CAUTlON.—Obferve the name of R. Batter, Nn 4, Cheap fide, it engraved on a black Stamp, which is :onzed to tech Borth:: all others are Counterfeits. So'd by Appointment of Mr. Rob herds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cite:T(ldt. corner of Patcthofter.row, and Retail by Cl:.rk, No. 269, Borough; Alien, No. 76, Oxford-tt reet ; Stratton, I.ciceller-fctiate, and molt Coun try Bookfellers and Medicine Veuders Buttks at 2s. 9d. and Cs. each. FOR RHEUMA SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, Etc. 1)R. STEERS's °POD:It—DOC. THIS Medicine, from its extraordinary Erric.tcy, isjuftly entitled to the Reputatian it has In long acquired abuse every other preparation of the kind. ny its warm, rive. trating, and attenuating quadties, it is found to be th, mutt power ful application in Rheum:ails - 11s, Spares, and Pe.1f1 , ..s ; as alro in Cramps, Bruices. Sprain's, Burns, Scalds, frr(h Cuts, and the fling olVellUDlolls Ideas ; it is recommended in Contu oecalioned by 1;101.111ot Wounds, and to rerel t'.se h gs and feet after 100 t raved( in walking. It fpeedily removes and if ukd in time, will prtvent them trout breaking, but for this purpofe it &mild be ditroived and appli,d warm. S:o:d only by F. Newhcr y sad Sons. No as, St. Nun , Church Yard, London, hi Buttl a. prkc a 6:1. tacit; and by their i‘p pointmcnt by Dicey and Steton, Bow Chorch-yard; Beeson ard Cu. 150, and Allen, No. 75, (Word ltreet ; Wad , Old Hand Facet; Bayley and Co Cockfpur•llrert ; Ward, Middle row, Hol born; S. Randall, kt:syal I..xctnaDge; Borou.;11 and J. Harris, at the corner of Ludgate-Greet. Obfer'e that Ott , words," Ne..vbery, Nn.45, St. Paul's'," *V C away:4in the Stapp. FIC7WILLING-OFFICE, February 4, 1867. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAyESTn NAM; do hereby give Ma -e, That on Friday the 20th inftant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for wt .at RIVETS, COOPER's TOOLS, and COOI'ERAGC, STORES, the fervice of this Department may require for the fp.ice of One Year, from the dates of the ContraCts ; to be delivered into the Vietual , itz Stores at Deptford; and to he raid for by Bills payable with in tereit ninety days after date. 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