Star. — London, England, 1816-12-11 00:00:00

...41 I T HE PRINCIPiIL OF.TIC:4RS 4fil. PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER, DECEMBER it, ISIS. AT a numerous MEETING of the INHABI -1:1 TANT HOUSEHOLDERS of this Parish. held this day, at the Comndttee Room of the Workhouse, in Poland-street, to take into consideration the expediency of raising a FUND, by Voluntary Subscription of the Parishioners, for the Relief, and, mere particularly, for-the Employment of the necessitous and de serving Poor in this Parish, during the winter; JOHN WILLOCK, Esq. in the Chair: THATCHED HOUiE TAVERN. Decimate 5, 1818. The Right Honourable Lord LYNEDOCI4 4 in the Chair. Committee respect- Soup distal- AT a numerous MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, k was proposal to es•ahlish an INFIRMARY for the CURE of Dir;EASES of the EYE. In the Western Part of Ow Metropolis, for the Reßef of the root, and as a School of Instrurinn; certain Resolutions ware a,lonfrd to promote this important object, and a Committee ap sunned to make the necessary arrangements for the establlskin on of the lusdustion PaTsion. JEB77": ORDIVANCE, ds hertbi rye Notice. That Propo•al. be rev.ived at their s)ice in Pall-VIA, on or before ‘VE.DNENDAY, the I Bth city of December inst. from such Perrms as may h.: willing to u. dertake the Supply of HATS and CAPS for Service of this Departmen!, for a pe riod of Three Yeztv, de:erminable after *he explratlon of the lira Year, upon novice of three monnll, at *he optmn of either Party' It was Resolved unanimously, I. That the necessitous state of the Poor in this Pariah, arising principally front the want of Employment, requires the Imme diate consideration of the humane and benevolent; that a Sub scription be therefore now opened, and that donations be re ceived at the following Bankers—viz. Messrs. Hammersley and Co.; Messrs. MotUs4 Ransom, and Co.; Messrs. Hopkins on; Messrs. Paxton Cod:eft:l4 and Co. Pail Mall; and Messrs. Herries, Farquh ar and Co Sc. James's-street. it. That the Fond so to be raised be under the control:I and ma nagement of a Cameral Committee, consisting of the follow Ins Gentlemen--ois (bare the names of about ISO of the respectable Inhabitants are Inserted), together with the Very Reverend the Dean of Canterbury, Rector, and other the Rote- - W. Royal Highnes; . the DUKE of YORK, K. G. His Grate the DUKE of WEI:T.INGTON, K. (1. Patterns of the Articles may be viewei upon no:Ai:titian at the Prii cipal Slorekerper's MSc: in tie Tower, aryl •o the respective Officers of the Ordnance• at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and farther Par iculare, together %Ito the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office In Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day b. ttVrc:l hoots of Ten and Four o'Cloelt, where the Propos IN must 'Je delivered sealed up and endorsed . 4 Proposals for 1.1.1:3 and Cars ;" hu: ne Pro. posal can be admitted after the sr? :81 Incur!, at Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will ady render be noticed. utiless the Party nuking it, or an Ag tot in his behalf, reboil.~(ta;d. By Order of the Board, 'R. H. C2b Ir, See►ttary. That a COMMI tee be formed for the purpose of reg 'eating the affairs of the insthution, who wtil retort their proe:edinp to the neat ()corral Meeting of the Cktvernors. President —Lord I.v N *Amex. Members—Sir TIONIAS BILL • 3. ARID, Esi. Treasurers—Dr. C. F. Foam rs ; Rag. That the Medical Officers of the Establishment con tist of one Physician, els. Dr C. F. Fouts, Member oldie Royal Caller: of Physician, Physician to Ids Royal Hlghnsm nuke of KIINT, and to the Surrey Dispensary, Deputy Inspect tr of Mill- 1 tary Hospitals, Re '&c. ; and of one Surgmm, viz. Mr. Gulden, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Deputy I .4pector ni teary Hospitals, Lecturer on Surgery in London, dm &c. To•nt to gist. immediate effect to this Institution, ;mot will -be re3eved, until a proper place can be provided, on 14..0d.1y5, Wetines-lays and Fridays. between the boors of hail-past hint And eleven o'cimk, at Mr. Guthrie 's house, No. 2, Berk:ley..treet, Berk. ley.sq oare. rend Clergy of this Parish, the nilleisting Ministers of the severs! Dissenting Cengrosgadoes in the Parisi, the iresiryrnen, resident Magistrates Churchwardens, ilidoseste,aetdOeweseets end Over- seers of the Poor, with power to add to their numbe►. S flat the Membersof the said Committee be repriced to Meet on Wednesday next, at ten o'clock, at the new Vestry room, in the Church-yard, in order to divide the Parish into districts, and form themselves into dstb•Commlttees, for the purpose of waiting on the Inhabitants to solicit their Subscrip tions; that the said Committee do adjourn front time to time as may be deemed expedient, an:l that twelve be a quorum. 4. That the employment of the poor utithitt tidi Parish be CUSTO 111-HOLI7E, LONBOV, Becerisber 2, IM. FOP, SALE, By Onter of the R. Me If hi Cmstoms, That the pritcet•dings of the Meeting, with the Resolutions, he rranstnitte.l to the Most Reverend tit.! A r .h ,hops of Canter bury and York, to the Right itt.vereivi the .!top., the Members fur Middiesex mad the adjoining C inri =; for the Clq,4 nt London and West) aa i 11l ter, anti the Bor.) !*i.h or S01161Warl: ; lt) the Flag OM:vs 5 of hi* Majesty's Fleet; to the Ot•cc , al t i f the Army; to the Capttins of his Maje-ty's *hips in Coonnissivit ; to the Officers commanding Regiments; and to the f lergynit n and Vestries of tic different Parishes in the City and Liberties at Westminster. On the vt:. and Friday the Ith insr4nt, at Two in the- Aft(-: . 1. , i0n prt;:istly, at Elie Cuininercira Sale Roo larc, r IIiE FOLLOWING GOODS, For .T.:xp:.i.tatioti, E.mt and French Prohibited Goods, ice. . considered as a primary object with the said Committee. 5. that relief be afforded to ail such inhabitants of this Parish as shall be found deserving; and fur better regulating the dist' i bittion, no persons shall receive rebel until their ca-es shall have been personally investigated by two members at least of the Committee. 6. That no persons coming to reside in this Parish after the formation of the Fund, be relieved withut.: special reference of their cams to the General Committee. At Mu. and Co. Mibald Li•tle, Austin Friary 21 0 Holton' 2 John & William Dixon 10 Lieut. J. T. T. Dixon, _ .-- i., sintv Eß 9292. 7-..„--- - ; - ..------ o rixTREME. DISTRESS IN SPITALFIELDS i_Ji AND ITS Armoury. ... sott o applications having been received by the Committee eg where Clothe' should be seat, tbe Public are reaped . rea. j e wele d, that any articles of Clothing sent to the Soup- , No. 55, Brick lane, Spica Melds, will be carefully distri- it•ee beg to acknowledge the receipt of the following lie Cones • Donations. M Dozer o f men . Women, and Boys new Stockings, from a th- I' La dy in LombanLareet, out of her Pin-money. .iit 30 of old Clothes, from John Jeffery, Eq. Throgmortoo. Well- , en „wt. No flannel Petticoats, from Mrs. Henamings. .---. S u b s criptions already advertised, 8232,311 11 6 ----- Stated incorrectly in tormer Advertisement. oa. lbos. Coal , Whitechapet ,65 5 0 • tot --- . oci r b oa S poo ner & co. .€2.0 0 John Paterson ie2 ! 'ea r a nd D. Ist Sub- Sergeants and Middleton 10 II ......... w drion, (a portion M I el s successful rubber At Frye and Co. 1 a Whist). XI. 6d. James Plummer, Esq. S tr R. K. 1 4 1 At Ctatteris and Co. J. Volillans, per Brooks, trower and Sla- Son, and Dixen 2 .11 0 : ge,te:eall 10 OC. B. 0 1 "Inks and Porters of Messrs. Chapman, Cop- ddu. ;Ce ins E s q thsli-Chamber 21 lel Agate, Esq. .As. c ot place, near Wind- t. le l ail . C. 3- __. At Perring and Co. 25 0 Miss Dumergue, Pieta- s 2 dilly 5 tl C. Lancaster, Lancaster, & W. Wright, Esq. East . awards At 10 India-House 10 Talvor and Prestwich 20 via --- At San s, m and Co. --. ellsras Servan ss 6d At Barnard, Dimsdale, & Ca 311111ba Wilkinson, En. From an Enemy to the LIII Highboy 5 5 principles of C—b—t ' e utilleo. '1 hackrah, Esq. and H. --t. and the '''''' Tavistockaquare 5 5 Leaders of the Sons of Bella* 2 Iltti At Esdaile and Co. • .B;toms. 1 0 At Williams and Co. 3,lltitleard Jeffrey Esdalle, Sarah Hayeratt and Sen 5 rli Esq. 5 0 F. Barnard, Son, and vts,o-asty, Esq. st ) Roberts 100 le or ........ Thos. Amen, Finch-Inns 9 seta, At Martin, Stone, and Co. ..—.... Pt'' lleej,Aislabt.,Esq. 10 10 Mies Garnett At Glyn assd Co. 10 111 " — JAIss Dresser, 10s 6;1 . Servants of B. Ais- lidwarti Kidwell, Mao- Tke --. 1 6 614'$ lane, Cannon. hbie, Esq. Lord Gambier 10 0 street 10 nt.al ••••••• BrideU and Chabot 60 AtStcphenson. Stephenson, Remington. thinks* and pi c k ets & to -- 1 and Co. Ural and Drone SO 0 t; At Currie and Co. P 1 T. W. Smith and Co. t;eo Turner S ',"' • Great St. Helen's 100 0 Beaebtroft, Soppitta 4 and , 1 'Da Chadwick, Esq. Co. 2S Hampton, Middlesex 90 0 ......—... r alien Wright, Esq. At Ladbrobe and Ca. ~, Hampton-court Patera 3 5 Mr. Francis Francine% '. l T.D. 9 0 Stoke. near Oosimin 1 q Mrs. Amoy Cebb, Lyda, At labbock and Co. Kew 6 i t tit VidutiWallington 1 1 Mrs Catherine Deana, Flea 1.% 2 2 Lydd .9 t tie itmletert Mayow 10 0 Heath, Aibiess, &Resell . P. Windt Mayow. Esq. 10 0 their Servants, .£2 4s 54 4 li . Tomas Warre, Esq. --. ' lee S!ratford place 30 0 At Lloyd's. rettra Lucas & Proc.- J. K. H. 1 _ tor 10 0 Btjamin FotriU, Miles- Asa- CA. 010 lane 10 theft bsea,Rogers,&Browns 21 0 Miss Huddle and Miss 14nItetral 2 It Sir Chalks Price and Co. Lingden and Atkinson II) 10 so Citouth 3 Jo • Va . it Pole, Thornton, and Co. P.No. 73 5 0 eR Lunath, Bank 1 1 In.Mattbevillinmpion 20 0 rata At Dnrrirn ard Co. :nib it. John Humility., it • stoke Newington 0 2 rr Ir e At kobarts and Co. Imes I.Varre and Co. 10 1 net, Feld. King 1 0 ,J„, 7 ha George l 1 ref t kbert Westley !IA Ln . Lg. Ilford, Lust 20 0 1141 .ab , At Lees and Co. Lit A& S 0 eta 41) . 1 1 P ;marl Marten, Esq. 10 10 s - y ea Al Bosarspet and Co. aode aN. who sae. he la , ;4 *.Otlid Ore more 0 10 t.e . a ardley, Rue- i . nary-lane 1 1 pt t At Vere ard Co. r va !Ale ( lir., Esq. 4 C. Cole, EN. to kritait 10 0 tots. Imhof., mei) £5. 4 4E 1 11 and Son 10 0 "sr% Hawke at:4 I_. R.N. Mrs. Bell, Grove-nsid, .. _ . Mile End 6 0 Hope 1 0 Thomas Newman 5 5 Samuel Ferro Gilbert inne4 Mrs. Crawtord Miss Crawford bree CllllOllll in Cheap. side 9 S /elm J. Hallos d 20 0 John Kirwan and Sons 21 0 Two Friends 2 2 C. B. Wollaston, Esq. Inner Temple 5 5 R. B. 1 1 S. Levy 20 0 Ihrt Ursa, lO 0 J. Fuller 50 0 Wtn. Edward Wad s o At Maws. Hoare, Barnett and Co. Paton and Gill Men in cis* employ of Paton and Gill C.l). by T. P. Boston, Esq. 0 0 C. W. H. Brighton, per ditto 5 0 The Widow's Mite, per ditto Mrs. Ann Dale, Spital fields 10 0 John Salmon, Esq. 5 5 S. D. 1 1 Mr. Samuel Peacock 5 5 Henry Sterry, Esq. 10 10 Jimes Wood, Esq. Stock well 10 10 Mrs. Gordon, Nlanches jt Smith, Payve and Co. ter-square 10 0 Ch.:hun: 20 0 Mr. James Clarke, Sir , v Miss Chauney's 40 0 Abbey, Sidmonth 1 0 1 0 Philip W. Wood, Esq. 20 G ikurt Home Cordon, John tire 1 0 Ny e • 21 0 I John Robinson, Esq. S 0 I.; :.: , s . abseriptior.s are received at the Mansion House; at ' by :ami•el Hoare, juts. Eq. Treaoarer; all the lxitee; 5.4 at all the Bankers in I.oncion and Westminster. 1. • R. It 14 requested that communication' addressed to this N....time may he sent to Samuel Harare, Jun. Trcamrer, Lam icei_rrett; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, Gcorse- Y 3 rl, Lombard- vreet. S S VA StIIONABLE 1) AN CING, by Mr. A L LEN; , Plirately taught, at No. 114, Sherrard-strugas Iteltlen-square, : 'diet and Getitletuce of any age, who have weer learnt that "'7 l }lis'ament, or have aot the mollern style. ,I r. ALLEN% System of tracliin is expressly stniied for those It it is an object t o a cq uir e e a s ily .hat fashionahie requisite ' .T Itnitttl Incle r y es petlitiously, privately, and in a superior sty le 7 , lrue and e l egance . Th ose who d o not want private teaching qi Intro at a small expenee. with a re.pectable set of pupils, On "Poblic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing tavght the p••tlgant facer .. l anc,-4, and t:.e superior parts of the profes - Übe Sub:cc ''.;011 . 4 sseaaahes age every Fs itl.a. • • s , • ' • ;',14 .6 0 . Add ir • • • "S. 111 1(I s . 1 1 0 1 te ' 4 6 l iv 4 11 1110 . L ., WEDNES - .AY, DECEMBER 11, 1816. PRICE NCE. nN f. :# -- - 4f4. -r t. rot. 'lt V . 4 1.16 ; ' o l‘ 1 For Mme Cqnstinii,tion, Deals, Bast., Vesseh, and Materials of Vessels : Tobacco and Snuff; Cobalt, Rough Crystal awl Amethysts, Russia Sheeting, Dutch Dreps, and sundry ether Goods as nsentioned in the Ca. talugue. That SAMUEL Er.rn, Esq. of No. 4, Berkeley-street, Pieta dolly, be appointed rreasur.-r to tics 3n t tI D, iny whom Sub set iptious I:1 be re -eived. and so-o by Mesas. Coutt, and Co and hles,rs. Di unimot:d and Co. I3ankers. 7. What Messrs. Hammerslty and Co. be appointed Tr n. rers of the said Fund, and that Mr. Jamo Rice, jun. a.ld Mr. Jos. Toogood, be requested to accept the office of Julint..Seeee:a.. ries thereto. All letters ntherwiie connected with the Institution, to be ad dres•eil to fir. C. F. Foanzl, Ars•yll.street. A Vote of Thank to Lord I.s . 1r 'seen was moved by Lieute nant Genet al :Ai. ALEXANDtIt CA:de:ALL, Bart. and seconded by hiljor•Ckneral Sir Sumer Brcv.WITH, K.C.B. and carried unztr mously. 11. u soon as the objects of this Subscription shall hare been accomplished. the Committee .hall prepare an account of their receipts and disbur..enittus, which shall be printed and dis tributed fur the information of the bib:LW:ants. 9. That it be strongly recommended to the inhabitants, during the present high price of corn, to restrain in their families, as much as possible, the consumption of bread and dour, and to abstain from the use of pastry. 10. Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Vestrymca, Churchwardens, Governors, end Overseers of the Poor, and other tientlenteu wit., caused t his Meeting to lie called. 11. That the fpregoing Resolutions be prir.ted and distributed throughout the Parish, and be inserted three times in the limes, Herald, Post, Chronicle, Courier, Sun, and STAR Newspapers. W Y. KNIGH I*, Vestry Clerk. The Chairman having left the chair, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Jolla Wsi.useit, Esq. not only for his able and energetic conduct in the Chair, but also for his geutral benevolence and usefulness on every parochial occasion. The following Sums were immediately sthscribed. vii. The Very Rev. the Dean Messrs. Dixon and Son £lO 10 of Canterbury. £3O 0 I Mr. Fenton 5 5 Sir Walter Stirling, 136 So 0 I Mr. Cantwell 5 5 Jackson, Seq. $0 6 i Mr. Pea-ce 5 0 Messrs. Moseley sad s Mr. Swarm 5' 0 Joseph Hickey, Feq. Mr. Dimson, 11i4ribo rough-street 10 0 Mr. Lewis Wyatt 2 0 Gen. Neville 5 0 Mr George Montane 5 S Mr Pontet 5 0 Mess. Robson and Hate tn 10 Messrs. Willis 5 o Mr. Alcock 2 2 Collectors of the Parish 21 o Robert Johnson, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Perkins 5 0 Dr. Yates 2 2 James Walwyn, Esq. 10 o Mr. Drowne 5 0 Mr Harvey 5 5 Mr. flirvey. jun. 5 5 Mr. Pe..i,larn Smart 3 s tiod,z-:s.l, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Mickley 2 0 I v. z•eleilley 2 Mr. kicr. jun. • 2 2 Mr. Lucas • 5 0 Mr. Graham 2 2 Mr. Smith, Vine-street 10 o Mr. Cairns 1 0 Mr. Penny 2 2 Mr Townser.d 2 2 Miss Townsend 1 0 Mn. Oak 2 0 Mr. Wilson 3 3 Mr. Campbell 1 1 Mr. Richard Griffiths 1 1 '1 Mr. Middleton 5 5 Mr. Halthide 5 5 Mr. Seymour 5 5 'Mr. Tulloch 5 5 Mr. Ellis %%lb - me 1 1 Mr. Adamson 10 10 Mr Whitfield 2 Messre. Newby and Son 5 0 Mr. Contras 2 2 Mr. Joseph Miller 1 1 Mr. Warren 5 0 Mr. Mark Cadbury 1 1 Mr. Wm. Hebble 1 1 Mr. Humphrey Starks 1 1 Mr. Flint 1 1 Mr. Wakelyn 1 1 Mr. Coliison 1 1 Yropnrtors sof gm Morn. lug Herald Henry Naylor, Zig. Mr. Smith, tantbridge- Area 2 0 Mrs. Charonnedu 2 2 Mn. John Orton Harrison it George Baker, Esq. S 0 MS. Jaques 1 I Walker 50 0 5 0 Messrs. Strewn and Co. 40 0 Messrs. lalt,cc and Tlso. _ . ma• Broadwood 50 0 Mr. J. Dean 5 0 Mr. Stephens ' 10 10 Hugh Hammersley. Esq. 50 0 Mr. R. 1.. Brooks 10 10 Messrs. Green and Sons 10 10 Mr. )(sleepls Hunt 10 0 Mr. John Bell 10 10 Mr. Willlan; 11►nns Mr, F. Johnson Mr. Julio I . hurlow 5 0 George Wagner, Esq. 20 John Wi lock, Esq. 20 0 Mr••. W►l!uck 5 0 Mr. Burgh 5 () Alexander Key, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Goldney 5 5 Me•urs. l caser 10 10 5 0 5 0 Colona WI ay M . Platlispis • _ _ 10 0 5 5 26 5, Messrs. 1-lopluson Messrs. litrr es, farqu har, and Co. 100 0 T. H. Farquhar, Esq. 100 0 Ben. Longman, Esq. 5 0 Mr. liatcitard S 0 Mr. Taylor, Mr. Play- fair, Mr i:harounriu, and Mr. Fox, Over seers, each 5 guineas 91 0 Jame. Nice, Esq. 10 10 S. B. hturland; Esq. 50 0 Mr. Abraham 5 0 Mr. John bmipt, Mary la-bonne street The Rev. Mr. cristram 5 5 5 0 Mr. kiarr6on 3 0 .12nIt:. Witt Acid, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Oloper 5 0 Tilos. Hardwick, Esq. 5 5 John Dawson,Esq. New Bur'ittton-street Messrs.l-itnclrle ik Wil- 10 10 hams, Charchwartiess 21 0 Mr. Knight 10 10 Joseph '1 homploa, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Raggett 10 10 Mr. Smith, Savlle-row 20 0 Mr. Fletcher 10 10 Mr. Chambcrs 15 0 Mr. Doilmatt 5 0 Mr. Cater, Mr. Crow ther, Mr. Hermon, Ma: & Spike, Sidesmen, I .€5 each so 0 Mr. tihuson 5 0 W. alieckett, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Long 10 0 H.erdlaty, Esq. 5 0 Sl i gsts 16 DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Pbricians to the Medical Board at Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, have aactrtained that upwards of Suoo Pei icy* are eurgd annually of prevailing aenrders, that hundreds were in a distresqing este, owing to quashing themselves, and by con milting men ignorant of the profession, who deceivo.the public by their specious promises and immoral advertisements. Erup tions on the head, face, sad body, ulcerated throat, swelling. in the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, pains in the head and limbs, frequently taken for rheuniaiime s sw cited ancles, and nervous de bility, are diseases which appear years after, and the consequences lof improper treatment. Drs. tleoper, Munroe, and Duncan are con.uhed iltly from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a fee; and the poor have advice as Tuesdays, Thsiredays, and sun. darts till 12 o'clock.--;llera ie side ow and private rooms for I email& CLItAt OF ALL nUTIZS. The Tobaccos and Snuff to be viewed at the Tobacco Ware. houses, 1 ondon Docks; the Deals, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vessels, at the l'obacco Ground, Rotherbithe ; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse. No. 90, Lower Thames. street, on •1 hursday, the sth, Friday, the Pith, Saturday. the 7tb, Monday, the 9th, Tuesday, the 10th, and Wednesday, the 11th inst. from tell o'clock tit the meriting to mein the afternoon, and on the mornings before the sale, where Catalogues wit be deli. vered, price is. each. VALUABLE CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCO '►"l', ENNET and AVON CANAL SHARES. ./1 Birmingham, Sw4nsea, Neeb, Grand Junction, Ellesmere, Leieemter Union, Grand U n':on, A &tom and Oldham, Peak Forge, Ashby-do.lr. Zaino, and Slorripshire Canal Shares. New B:idge•atreet, Londua. 'TENT TEA an 1 COFFEE Ult.NS.—Ladies who preside at the Breakfast or Tea Tahle,ean make COF FEE and TWO KINDS of TEA in this rim, wls.ch can he poured out separately or mixed at pleasure. ne Board, by a simple plan, conveys the Cups to the person inten tecl.—To he vi, wed at I. H. Barlow's, the PattOtr 15, L , :rieester place, Leice.ter.squart. FOR. CH ILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, &c. TAR. STEERS's OPODELDOC —'rHs very er.cellent Medicine cannot be genuine unless the nuns "F. Newbery" be engraved is the Stamps It is become neee sary to direct the public attention to this particular. as Counter. lefts are sold in alniost every town and street ; and often by pew sons who would not he suspected of au attempt to deceive and de fraud their customers This Opodeldoc is superior to all other applications in the cure of Clii;blains, Sp, Britites. Cramp, sod Numbnes , :• as also for Riles:mats ins, and for the Limbs when in a r;ll7tic state. Sold wily by F Newhery an Sons, at the old established Me. dtcine W arehosve, No. 45. Faurs, the third house Isom Cheap. side. Puke :21. 9d. a bot tle. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, Prepared by Dr. SoLotios, Gilead-House near Liveeonl, pre ball a guinea a bottle; ur the quantity oefour in one fa:ll:iy bJvle for SSs. on which 9s. are saved, dtey included. FrIIE CORDIA-L BALM OF GILCAD IS A iniversally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spiriis, trembling or shaking of the hands or 1 mbs, obstinate cough. shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the blood, eases theme violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. by the nobility and gentry this medicine is much admired, being pleasant: o the taste and smell, gently as cringing the fibres of Vie stomach, and giving that proper trs%.ity which a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, fice. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West Indies for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, and acting as a general restorative on debilitated cousdtations, arising from bilious complaints contracted in hot climates.—Tho4 who have the care and education of females, the starlings as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never,be withoat the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens 114 imagination. it is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are atterd. ed with the following symptoms, namely, a great straitness of the breast, with difficulty of brea:hine ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudden flushes of heat in various parts of the body; at other times a sense of cold, as if ter r was poured on them; flying pains in the satin and limbs, „Alt stmt belly, resemblihs those occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very variable, soma, times uncommonly stow, at ocher times very quick; yawning. thorhiccough,frequent sighing, and a sense ut suffocation, as from a ball or lump in the throat ; alternate fits of crying and convul sive laughing; tha sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the Clt often troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been said interested individuals against medicines thit are advertised ; but there is a vary important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless tooperation was gentle, ' safe, and rfficacinus, ft could not have obtained the unexampled demand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the gr tat atirantages of a persuasive advocate at the oar of the patient, so nothing bet his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce per sevranee, and yet,reasonable perseverance is certainly moot re quiets to enable even the hativiest cambitration of chemicals and galeoleglito root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudina rian to beside. la wis characteristic of pranotirg longevity list bee,a 'tong maintained; for by keeping the constitution, as it welt, in °mini:tat repair, it I reserves the body in health and vigour, aged prevents premature decay. It requires no particular confinement nor aetendon to diet. Government security against Counterfeits. Sold by Samuel Leigh, le, a trend; Bacon and . Co, ISO, m t . . _ ford-streateondon and Dowding . Salisbury ; and all Main** enders; price llx each. or four in me Family Bottle hie Us. by which one Us bottle is saved, with t h e wor d s _ 4 6 Saml. Solon:go, tAvatpool," engraved on the Stamp. ' • gli• Dr. Solomon expects; wben coosulted by letter, the nasal compliment of a Li note to be inclosed, address d, 64 money Lauer. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Haase, tear' LAsupooL 1 1 14 double Poelaile47 .S 5 30 2 2 1 1 S S 2 IS S 0 STACKHOUSE'S BIBLE, BY Bl‘.l-lOP GLEIG. rids day were published, Fins I. and U. (•o be completed in F.•urteen M.dithly !'arts, comprising '1 hree Volumes), on demy 4to. price 7s. and on royal 4th. price 9s. each, of SA TCKHOUSE'S HISTORY of the HOLY BIBLE, from the Beginning of the Worki to the Es:ablish• meat of Christianity, Corr ctrd and Improved, By the Right Rcv. cr.oßoa GLEIG, LL.D. F.R.c.E. P.S.S.A One of the Bishops of the Scotch Episcopal Church t • And Dedicated, by Permission, to his Grace the Lord Arch- bighop of Canterbury. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rer, Orme, and Brown; F. C. sod J Rlitlngton ; I.ackingtois, Allen, and Co. ; J. MaWman ; aoll Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, London. B.4TTLE Or WATERLOO. Nrwly publish:a, October, 181 6. AVERY detached PLAN of the FIELD of BATTLE of WATERLOO, executed by W. II CRAAN. Engineer, Itovector of the I.and Survey of South Brabant. To this Plan it annexed, an Historical Account. in Vrenc:l, wilt various Indications for it, Explanation. The DeSrlripri.oll, in titter Columns, the whole length of the Plan, occipie; ab.nit osoo The first Column of which contain; ' in atpliabeticaloiltr, 102 References to the Pos ;ions.. ThlsTo t sozrap:.ical Plata is on a' Scale front one to 12,50: , , about t:47 yards to an inch,' (being near.y seven times larger than Ferrari's Map). It represents alone dr. Battle of Waterloo. but that in its tureq el:tent, on best Eagle Paper. The publication of this Work hula been ex tremely ilia , ded, owing to the trains which the Author has taken to give at that perfection ;eget so interesting a sulii.ct requires. •fite first Pro , i: was presen,e,l to his M ijest y the King of the NETKCKLAtiss,Juue 11, 1316 (with written Indications), and his Majesty condescended to nastily his satisfaction to the Author: it has since met the gracious approbation of some high Personages hi England Owiii;; tile time required fur colourin,; the Piaui which ai . c done the Author's tinmediate eye), their deb v, ha; hero tiosels.retarded. M. Manitic:! Ev :a, No. , Beaufott•htilialnr, Strand (re nturrd from Ailelphi), Navy and Army Agent, ha; ha I twit Copiel ratisigned to him for public Inspec tam. Price, eazh Copy, on best second paper, the positions co loured. 1. - 14.; and on fiat vellum, the whole coloured, Ws. It is hovr:•.•r inapo4sible, in the limi•ed scale of an advertise ment, to speak of the extraorcim.iry merit of this Plan : but it is pec9liar to Itself for the accuracy of its detail, :IA for the exact post ions and revecttve moveoaans it describes, of every Regi ment during the day. N.B. A Translaron of the Historical Notice, with Notes, will shortly appear, and may be bad of Mr. Evans, as above. HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE ORAVEL AND S LUMBAGO, Etc. OF the various comptiiats incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. 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N B Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night -- Ebel are also sold by their appoinrnwnt, with copious directions, at the oy :Nhop, 103, Oxford-eirect ; Mr. Disburnugh's, No. 7, Fisk-street-bill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Pro priotoes Medicines. , 2 2 5 0 ._ b 'e f• ~I ~ P. , 7 wag,