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PRICE SEVEN-PENCE' . sTA LO II'ERY OFFICES, 4, CORNIIILL, AND 9, CIIARING•CROSS. _ _ 1c•BISI-1, as Contractor for the two Last Lotteries, most respectfully returns his sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage besto*ed upon them generally ; but A's Thanks are mote particularly due for the large portion which he i o di f kleally received, and it is highly gratifying to his feelings, q t at he is (stabled to announce, as u.ttal, a list of ettpiials shared nod soli by him, far exceeding in number those sold by any other c le f -keeper, as will br beet, by the following unequalled list: 2,759 in 12 Snares ew,ooo 13,051 - . ,06,000 , 4,176 ,,C1,0001 1,552 £3OO 6,148 £3OO 2,368 £2OO :1,446 1,000 2.787 300 12,124 300 3,241 200 3 , 4 15 500 5,602 300 13,349 300 3,929 200 4 , 2 58 5001 5,775 3001 570 200 I 11,378 200 2,436 400 6,084 300 1,424 00 12,760 200 9,403 400 6 , 090 SOO 1,575 200 12,975 2. 0 The fortunate Holders may receive their Money on demand. rr. A new Lottery k now on sale; the Scheme of which is likely to meet with universal approbation, a: it contains many ex cellent features, the mo=t prominent of which are, that the Draw *, are to be equal each day, and the Grand Prizes cannot re join in the Wheel Igo long as they have often done; because the Rhone is so arranged that the very first Prize di awn must be pore than £40,1.00, :0111 it may by po.sihility he £BO,OOOl ••• Bins Drawing 17th September. (SCII it M CS Gli A TIS). SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. PASSAGE TO FRANCE FROM BRIGHTON To DIEPPILids THE beautiful and fast sailing Smack f ELIZA PACKET,Captain WATT, continues to satl every Saturday Evening at Eight o'Clock front Brighton to Dieppe, and from PI-ppe, every Wednevstiy, an.ler the immediate pa e tronage orbit Koyal 1-lighne.s the PKINCZ Rutz ta . r. 'llte Eliza Packet is by far the largest Vessel which is navigated as a Packs t to France, and having been a I.cith and London Smack, Is fitted up and arranged in that stile of elegance and convenience which has rendered the Vessels in that Frade the aJoniration of all strangers. The Eliza contains Five Cabins, and on.. exeltssively for the Lollies. Passengers by the El;za Packet will be provided in a plentiful Table, while en board, free of expense, and pre cisely 01. the plan of the Leith and London Smacks, wLich have given stieli universal satisfaction ; the Passengers by the Elis..s Packet, will thus be saved the trouble and expense of laying in a stock of Provisions on shore, and they will also be put on board, free of all charges for hoa; hire. The Eliza Packet Office Is established at No. SC!, Strand, front of Exeter Change, London, where Passengers booking them ',elves, will have aTicket, entitling them to the above privilege;. and where lurther particulars may be learnt.—For particulars, at Brighton, apply to Mr. Allan, No. 39, West Clio'. abin Passtisgers $2. 2s. Peck Passengers XI. Is. Chil dten half price. N. B. A large Hold for Carriages, Luggage, &c. &e. STRATFORD-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET. SPACIOUS ELEG iNT MANSION, WITH OFFICES, &e. COACH-HOUSE. AND STABLES. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on MONDAY, the 15th of July, Inn, at One o'Cluck, in Two Lots, THE LEASE of a CAPITAL MANSION, bituate on the East Side•of S iItATFORD PLACE. SURREY—BETWEEN ViEYBRIDGE AND CHERTSEY, the most picturesque and beautiful Part of the County. FAMILY RE3IDENCE, with Offices, compact Cottage-Real dence, excellent walled Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, floe Piece of Water, Meadow, Arable, and Wood I..nd, upwards of One Hundred and Thirty-three Awes, inclosed by Park. " Paling, &c. • • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, nn TutntsDAY, July iif,at Twelve, In One Lot, , THE DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE WOOBURN FARM, situate between Weybndge and Chertsey ; comprising a substantial FAMILY MANSION, which at a small Expense may be made a comfortable Residence; With convedent Offices of all descriptions; Yard, with Coach- Houses, Stables, and vari o u s O ut b u ildi ngs; capital Walled Gar dens, planted with choice Fruit Trees; Pleasure Grounds, and fine Pieces of Water, laid out with taste, and ornamented with fine full.grown Forest Trees, and choice Shrubs ; fine rich Mea dows, Wood, and small part Arable Land, pleasingly diversified; commanding fine Picturesque Vitws of the River and Country, surrounded by Park Paling, and stored with noble Timber Trees dispersed over the Grounds; Seats and Alcoves, with dry Gravel Walks intersecting different part. of the Estate; the wisole coo taining upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES, with Entrance Lodge, &c. Also a PLEASANT COT SAGE RESIDENCE, placedat the North-West End of the Ground, vdtla Garden, &c. This Estate Is a most desirable Property for a Gentleman, In an excellent neighbourhood, good Roads, pleasant Drives, and Walks in all directions, a short distance front the River Thames and the Wry, and 19 miles from I.ondon. Maybe viewed, by applying to the Bailiff, at the Lodge, on the Premies; or Mr. Wal:rsley, Brook End Farm, Weybridge, where Particulars may be had; and at the Ship Inn, NlVeyl;r:dge; Swan, Chertsty; Castle, Salt Hill; Griffin, Kingston ; George, i Twickenham; Toy, Hampton Court; and Red Lion, Hounslow. Particulars also of G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of ' whom Tickets for viewing may be had. The Residence and Property of a NOBLEMAN. Comprising three spacious Rooms on the principal floor, finished tat an elegant style, with suitable 'Bed chambers; on the second storey, Dressing-rooms, Water-closet, &e ; and roomy airy Chambers in the attics; the basement contains excellent Offices of all descriptions, plamted for the accomnindati tttt of a Noble man or Gelltitlll.lll . 6 Family. .1 he Premises have been lately improved at a considerable expense, and are in the most complete order. A double Coach-house, and Stable for six Horses con tiguous. 'Fio be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars on the Premise;; at Garraway's Collet-house; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, 5 elicitors , Gray . b.lnii.tiquaret and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick. nrcet, Gulden-square; wktre Tickets fur viewing may be had. EAST SIDE OF sTRA rvoRD PLACE. GREAT FALL on IRISH LINENS.—The BELFAST LINEN CO 1, IPANY return •Fltanks to their Friends and the Public fur the* extensive aurport, and tntst, by continuing the same integrity of dealing to merit ita cuntinuatics. From trading in no other Article, and their cosursions a , Belfast, they can •Jell a superior quality for durability, and most mverially - cheaper than those not possessing such advantages. Ev.ry de scription of LINEN and SHEE I INt:. by the piece, at wholesale price, warranted bleached wit!:sout chemical acitl.anti of the most Atcelient fabric. No abatement ever made, and if the gads ate nut approved, the money returned. Orders exertitrd by their Agents, BROOKS, BURCH, and O'IS EL FE, 50, Great Russells; street, Bloomsbury, facing tbe British Museum. This day was published, in one vol mvo.with a Portrait, price I is. LIFE of WILLIAM HUTTON, F.A.S.S. including a particular Account of the Riots at Birmingham, is 1791. To which is subjoined the History of his Family, written by Himself, and published by his daughter, Catherine Hutton. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradodk, and Joy, Paternoster mw; anti Beilby and Knots, and Samuel Hutton, Birmingham. This day was published, pi ice 2s. ed. No. VII. including the Title and Index to the First Volume, riIHE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re giqer for British India and its Dependencies, for Jelly 816; rautaihing, be-ides other interesting matter, a full and accurate Rtport of the Debate at the East-India Home on the 19th ult.; au Account a the Examination at Hertford College • and a variety ut lilttiligeoce to the latest dates trom the seve ral Pre sidt tic .eN in India. Landon : Printed for Black, Parbury, and Allen; of whom co I c had, the First Vol. complete, in half-binding or boards. 1 hit day was publiblied, in IWO. with illustrative Plates, price ins 6d. ATREATISE'en the COAL MINES of DUR HAM and NORTHUMBERLAND, with Information tclative to the Stratifiations of the two Counties; and containing Account. of the Expioaions front Fite-Damp which have oceurrta thtron for tLe last so years ; their Cau.vs and this Means pro posed for their ltonedy, and for the General Improveuts of the Mining Systtrn, by New Methods of Ventilaion, &c. By I. H. H. HOLME;, E.4q. - . Loudwl ; Printed for Baldwin, Cru,loca, and Joy, Paterr.ns ter-low. LOCK AND SURGICAL D I APENSAk Y. His Royal 1-Lghiless the Duke of YORK, President. See GEON —M r. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Lon do s s Gov LLNUiLS—EarI of E,lreniont, Earl el Leitrim, Hun. Colun.l J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN -1111 U I lON, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAI ars, and their dangerous consequences, in order to Insure the benefits that have 'milted from it, selected Mr. Kitr as", its ourscnia,(itermling high On the list of the Royal Colle t te) from having directed his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, publi-hed hi February, 1816, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion el persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by.this list, arc to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra. &ally and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his House, 21, Lower Cbarldite4street, Bedford-square, where let ters from Town and Country arf to be addressed, and the neces. Lary advice and medicine will be glean, or sear, to any part of the illnited•Kingdom. Just published, price as. 2d Edition, Practical Observations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at tbs. 174, Fleet -street, No. Y.O, Paternoster-row, and Nu. 10, Crown -court, Soho. WREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the Wiliest Japan Varnish, preserver the Leather soft, and preventssitr cracking, dots not soil the linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any dimatt. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Marcie's-lane, I.qtalon ; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford; thumton, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow; Lyon, Inverness ; Cookwurthy, Plymouth ; Witherden, Margate; Pare, Ramagate ; Lawler, Brighton ; Rudd, Southampton ; Mason, Chester; Bacchus, Portsea ; On*, Lancaster; W 00.% Birmingham ; Pierson. Sheffield; green4atle, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Rounthwaite ' Liverpool ; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, Bristol ; Bonne!, Carlisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Wat kinson, Scarborough; and by hit Agents in every Town In time Kingdom, in Stone Dottles, Is. 6d. a pint, 10d. half a pin:, and 4d. each. _ CA UTlON.—Observe, none ate genuine Wen ga is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Marthes-lane, stamped in the Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking has induced several 'use impostors to sell spurious compositions under the above wale. '1 tar. GAsi: GP J' Nl/1314tveAte. laltY desire of a Nobleman, it, s-i, Mr. Rl:wit publishes the follow keg Case. that persons in a similar way may know what will relieve them : Vexation and A Clict ion brought on, many years since, Nervous Complaints, Relaxation and DI. bilit y immense quantities of Me dittoes impaired his Stomach, and produced Acitkty and Flatu tette, and a trait' of nervous 4 . 4:CtiOUS, which mulesti-A peam, comfort, and enjoyment, by irtitatioils, !lorries, fears trembhogs, cal gouty, transfen t pains; aad his head seas grievously distotssed with lii,sings, buzzings, giddiness, &c. In this niistra:sie state, hiving, es lie believe?, guile through the whole Nlateria Medica, he had recourse to Rynier's Cardiac and Nervous"! itie:ure, from the daily kat of which he obtained most comfortable N.li. Letter. to Mr. Rymer, for Advice ur Medicines, will be duly attended to —Reigate, August, 1e1.% Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Cu. (late Dicey and Co.) No. 10, kow Church yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. LO, Haymarket; R.ntdail, R&M Exchange; Baton and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbery tad Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; I. Harris, corner of bad- Pte-stre e t t and by ever y V e nder of Patent edicines in the. %died Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. ad. 9s. 175.; and in pints, at 3. by which there is a considerable saving. Of whom may be had, prlce3s.in boards, Eighth Edition, A Tact upon Dyspepsy, or lialigestion, and the Hypochondriac I ?isesse; and upon the Inflammatory or Regular Gout, and the• Atonic, Irresulir,ot Flying Gout : with various Cases of Nervosa; Thous, Paralytic, arid Spasmodic Affections • Diseases of itelaxa- Imo and Debility ; Broken Constitution ; Habits impaired by In- Italperattce, Climate, Scc. Together with the specification of the r ! aka! virtues of t h at extraor di na ry Patent Medicine, the Car qoe and 'Nervous Tincture; and of the various Viscoses and t$ in which it is administered; and of its DONS, Effects, fie. By James avast, Surgeon. Splendid Elegant FURNITURE, Magnificent LUSTRES, Noble PIS.It and CHIMNEY GLASSES, CLOCKS, a Capital FINGER ORGAN in an elegant Case, a Fine-toned Cabinet PIANO by Broadwood, Fins INDIA and other CABINETS, Capital CF.) .LA RS of Choice WINES, &c. a TIME-KEEPER by Arnold, and Valuable EFFEC IS. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on the East Side of Stratford-Place, on MON • DAY,Iuly 15, lsltt , and Three following Days, at Twelve, THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN, THE Fashionable Splendid FURNITURE, Noble PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES of large dimen shots, Elegant DRAWING-ROOM surrEs, and PARLOUR FURNITURE, capital Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chants and Dimity furniture, excellent Bedding of the first de scription, elegant well-finished CABINET ARTICLES in Writing and Library Tables, CABINE IS. Rook-Cases of vari• ous descriptions, Ladies' Wardrobes, TORKEY, Brussels, and other Carpets, excellent Savants' Furniture, good Kitcliku Re quisites, and anions Valuable Effects. Also, on Fittuar, the 19th, will be SOLD, The CELLARS of Choice WINE., laid in for the Noble Lord's own use ; and consists of capital Claret, Cliampaigne, To kay, superior tine .014 Hock, and Madeira, Hermitage, Sar dinia, Constantine, choice Old Port, bherry, and Noyrau, &c. The Furniture may be viewed Thursday, Friday,aud Saturday preceding the Sale ; the Wines may be tasted on the morning of Sale. Cat ingots, at One Shilling each, may be had on the Pre mises ; at Garraway's Colfee-House. Cornhill; of Messrs. I . stinati: and Harrison, :inking*, (ray's Ism-square; and of Mr. Robin', Warwick street, Golden-square. SIDMOUTII, DL•VON. B•antiful MARINE VILLA, with OITICEq, PLEASURE GROUNDS in the m•et complete otder, And MEADOW LAND. TO BE SOLO BY AUCIION, • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colfee•Houw, Conthill, Loudon On 'FIJUKSOAY, July 18, at Twelve o'Clock, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele gant Marine Residence, the Property of a Gentleman, erected on an elegant and unique Elevation, in tar Cottage style, with Thatched Roof, encompassed on two sides with an elegant Rustic Viranda, situate on a beautiful Ensintlicewitkin a short distance of Sidmouth, which is remarkable for the salubrity and mildneis of the Air, commanding extensive Prospects of the beau tifully diversified surrounding Country, and boundless Views of the Ocean, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction, excellent Domestic Offices, with Servants' Apart ments over; roomy Yards, Stabling, Coach Houses, other • Out buildings, &c. Orchards and Meadow 1 and, containing Well near rou RTEEN ACR ES. _ . . _ _ Forming a most enchanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence fora Nubleinan, ()dicers of the Navy, or for a Family of Distinction. To be 'viewed by Tickets : Particulars may be bad at the Lon don Inn, Sidmouth ; Lon Jon Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-Dock ; Hotels, Flynn:Stith and Weymouth ; Fountain and George Inns, Portsmouth ; White Hart and Antelope, Sa• lisbury ; White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; John Pidsley, Esq. Exeter, of whom Ticke7s for viewing may be had; Mears. Flood and Mules, Houiton; of G. Law, Esq. Solicitor, Lincosn's Inn; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square, London, where a Plan of the Estate and Elevation of the House may be seen ; and Tickets for viewing may be had of Mr. Osborne, So licitor, Sidninuth, likewise. RICHMOND, SURREY. ' DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE. WITH EXCELLENT AT. TACHED and DETACHED OFFICES* BEAUTIFUL. LA'A'N, PLEASURE °ROUNDS, GARDEN, &a. sloping to the River. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, lil Mr. MANS, At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corn!" on Tnuas- DAY, lsly 18, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Singularly Elegant Well-built LEASE HOLD RESIDENCE, late the Property of Sir Davie- MOND SNII Eli, Bart deceased, most enchantingly situate at the foot of Richmond Hill, contiguous to the Bridge, with a beau tiful Lawn sloping to the River, laid out with gravelled walks, highly embellished with fine grown Timber, Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. commanding beautiful and extensive views of the windings of the Thames, and luxuriant surrounding country. The house is calculated for the accommodation of a family of the first respectability, enclosed from the road by a fore court with folding gates; containing, on the upper floor, six ex cellent lied chambers and a Dressing-room; on the fi rst floor, a very elegant Drawing-room, finished with beautiful landscapes, and bowed end looking to the Thames, a breakfast Parlour, two excellent Bed chambers, and a Dressing-room ; on the ground tbor, Entrance under a pertieo to a handsome Hall, capital bowed Dining-parlour, Breakfast-room, Gemieniao's Dressing-room and Study, an ex aelleut princpal and secondary Staircase. In basement, enclosed from the house by a glazed partition, Servants' Hall, Biatkr's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room, Maid's Closet, Wine, Me, Brur, and Coal Cellars, &c detached °faces recently erected, /vim Servants' Dressing-room, Laundry, &c. with water laid on ; exceaent Kitchen, Scullery, two cool Larders, Coal-hole, and four Sleeping rooms for Servants ; Coach house, sit-Aull stable, with I.oft and Man's Room over; Kitchen Garden, Green-house Drying - ground, and Passage to the Bridge road, and detache d Servants' Entrance; containing in 'the whole about Two Acres. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the Premises; the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; White Hart, W iudsor ; Castle, ; Bull, Ea Sheen; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; of Mr. Wortham, Solicitor, Castle-street, Hol born ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden -square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. CHOICE AND SUPERIOR WINES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On FRIDAY. the 19th July, 18145, at Twelve o'Clock (by per, Irlis~iol ), ou the Premises, East Side of Stratford-place, ABOU -tour Dozen of very choice CLARET, of the Vintages of 1901 and 1804, and a few Dozen of very dry CHAMPAIGNE. The property of a No bleman, brought from his seat In Wales. To he tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues to be had on •the Premises; and of Mr. Robiae l Warwick-stmt, Golden name. CARMARTHENSHME. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURF.. BREWING uTENsu.s, WINES, FARMING STOCK, BULLS, COWS, HORSES, SHEEP. PIGS, &c. FARMING IM. PLEMEN IS of all descriptions, WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, land.twke, Langharm,Oarmarthenshire, early in Suit/41MR, of which further notice will be given, THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITL I . ItI:, the property of the . . Right Honourable Lord KENSINGTON, going abroad. Consisting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains with Parisian draperies ' Chairs, Sofas &c. en suite; prime sea soned Feather-bed , and Bedding, of aledenominations, Bedsteads, &c. ; excellent Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, China, Glass, superior line Savoured old Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines, Brewing Utensils of various kinds, and numerous other Amides. FARMING STOCK. Counting of a large flock of South Down Sheep, Bulls• and (7ows of the Scotch, Herefurd, and Devon breeds, Hunters and Roadsters, and abut forty Farming Horses and two Stallions; Scotch Ploughs, Harrows, Carta and Harntsa, Grice and Chair Mills, various other Farming I.nplements, Wheat, Barley, Oats, &c. Approved &Es will be taken in payment. Catalogues will be timely delivered by Mr. Robins, Warwick. rt et. G olden. square. A MOST DE';IRABLIi COMPACT FARM, of Arable, l'-es tore, and Wood Land, all FREEHOLD, Land•tax redeemed, and possession at Michaelmas next, at CORRINGHAM, in the County of ESSEX. By WM. JACKSON, On TUESDAY, July 30, at the White Hart Inn, Romford, at . Twelve o'Clock at Noon, A LL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ix. caned BRICK•HOUSE FARM, eligibly situate in the Parish of Curringham, Essex, now is the occupation of Mr. Ed mund Pearl, who will give possession at Micha e lmas n e x t ; and 1 comprises a substantial bricked Farm House, two Barns, ,tables, Cow-house, and other out-buildings, conveniently place I for the land, which is divided into proper enclosures by good living fences, and contains by admeasurement 335 A. 2R. SP. of good sound Corn, Pasture, and Wood Land, about 40 acres of which are of the latter description, in seven Inclosures, beauti'ully belting round several of the fields. The whole Estate Les within a ring fence, the land is in a fair state of cultivation, and surrounded by good roads. _ _ - This Farm affords ood opportunity for a Centleman'to in vest property as an agriculturist; Is also a fine Estate for preserving game and facilitating the pleasures of sporting—and there is a pack of capital foxhounds kept in the neighbourhood: the situa tion commends most biiautitul views of hill and dale, the river Fhaniti., and, on the opposite shore, the county of Kent. It is within three miles of three good wharfs, where corn may be shipped f and manure and chalk landed ; Is seven miles from the nurket town of Bilkricay, lti from Chelmsford, i from Rom ford, and 28 from London—is moderately assessed in the poar's rates, and the land-tat is redeemed.—Half of the purchase money may remain on mortgage if required. Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had in due time at the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Romford ; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank, London ; and of the Auc tioneer Colchester, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ; a Plan of . it will also be exhibited at the Auction Mart, London. A. B. The Tenant will spew the Premises. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISEASES. OF all (menses incident to mankind, those of the nervous kind are the most complicated and difficult to sure. A volume would not be sufficient to point out their various ap pearances. They imitate almost every disease, and are seklom alike in two different persons, or even iu the sante person at different times.—Proteus like, they are continually changing shape; and upon every fresh attack, the patient thinks he feels symptoms which he never experienced before. Nor do they only affect the body; the mind likewise suffers and is often thereby rendered extremely weak and peevish. Tlie low spirits, timo rousness, melancholy, and sickliness of temper, which genetilly attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they are entirely diseases of the mind ; but this change of temper is rather a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases. • • The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the most• elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet discovered for nervous diseases and shattered constitutions, consumptions; weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, treniblings of the mind, sexual debility, stomach and bowel complaints, and all other diseases arising horn a relaxed state of the nervous spteni ; which are too often brought on by dissipation In yrath, and the gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of health, and •the laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford -street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all Medicine Venders; price lie, each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the words— " SamLSolomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Also, prier 3s. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant portrait of the Author, and a view of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes In a Variety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M. 13 Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases Nervous and Hypo chondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on these Diseases with whirl the Human Body is most frequently afflicted; ex plaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatment and Remedies most properly adapted for Sexual Debility, &c. &e. Irf - Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a LI not, to be Inclosed, addressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gib:ad Houss, near Livrpool. raid double postage:. This day were punished, iu Bvo. price 15s. boards, With a large and original Map, MEMOIRS of the lONIAN ISLANDS, cond. Meted in a Commercial, Political, and Military point of view ; itt which their advantages of Position are described, as well ai their relations with the Greek Continent : including the . Life and Character of Ali Paeha, the present Ruler of Greece; together with a comparative Display of the Ancient and Modern Geography of the Epirus, Thessaly, Marra i Part of Ma :edoida s &c. By General GUILLAUME DE VAUDONCJURT. Translated front the Original ittedued Ms.by WILLIAM WAL• TON, E-q. Londou: Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos• ter-row. `.• The Map which accompanies the Work comprises the Seven Islands, Soutl► Albania, pan of Macedonia, the Epirus, Thesealy, Livpuia, and the Morea: it is entirely new, and with Derails which Lave not hither co met the public vie. lONLIN ISLES. Extracts from the lonian Gafr.ritet of the 17th of February and Ithi ut blarch. 1816, published at Corfu PROCLAMATION, SY ORDER OF Ills k ICELLENCY ULU FENANI-GCNZIAL asalestae, Etc From the two laten Repoits, da , ed 7th and Sth Instant, this Government, together with the Committee at Public Health, have further reason to announce to the public their well-grounded hopes fur being 'Ter./4 lih.rated from the plague, always con fined to the district of Liftmes alone. The Executive Govern. went do but justice to 1. 1). Tully, luspcctor of Health, when they thus publicly expiva their highest satisfaction at his indela tigable and well-directed etc.-riot's, which have chiefly tended to the destruction of this await scourge of mankind. In the city, and every part of the bland out of the cordon, them reigns per fect health. The above to be printed in the Greek and Italian languages, for the information of all. Head quarters, Corfu, February 11, 1816. (Signed) 1. CastenaLt., Lieut.• Gen. STATE OF TUE PLAGUE ►ROM TILE 220 MARCH INCLUSIVE: Died, trove the first manifestation of the disease, till 22d March Now infected Now suspected 357 91 431 The pi.blic will be satisfied when they ere informed, that although it appear; 91 are infected, Su of them are in a cotivales cent state, and out of danger ; also, that out of the 431 suspected, :119 are almost entirely tree from any kind of suspicion , and ready to begin their quarantine; 131 are slightly suspected, and only 81 stronAly to. It is no less gratifying to assure them, that experience has hitherto proved how completely the cordon has answered the purpose intended, since, amongst all the villages' out of it (which are stric:ly watched and guarded), there has not occurred the least suspicion of contagion : and lastly, it is still more pleasing to know that there is now every appearance of a happy though possibly tedious termination of this dreadful will owy. By order of hie Excellency, Signed) • WILLIAM Msesit, Public Secretary. PROCLAMATION BY SIR. THOMAS MAITLAND. Among the various and high duties intrusted to the adntinise tration ot his Excellency by,Lis gracious Sovereign, there is none more important in itself than the conservation of all the rights, • privileges, and prerogatives, of the dominant and ot the tolerated religion. It has been, and always will be, a fixed maxim of the policy of Great Britain, and au invariable principle of its conduct, both with regard to those countries that may be under its inuuedia:e sovereignty, and those that may be under its exclusive protection; to guarantee and maintain the various religious establishments, as being essentially eoimected with the vital principles of good government, morals, and haipitiess. . • His Excellency, impressed with this toith, and having ob. served with regret that the iresich, with that. impious indifference' which distinguished their revolutionary career, now happily ended, forcibly took away many of the sacred places of public worship in this city, and converted them to.military and other uses : and his Exceliency having understood, trom a Report made to him three days ago by . the high Police, whose constant asst. deity merits his highest praise:, the: some racers of that depart ment, led by their extreme seal, had entered a church of the do• minant religion iu pursuit of a person suspected of a high offence, • and that Mt express general rule exists tau that subject, Ids k.xcele lency therefore directs as follows : .1 hat every place of public worship shall be completely' evacuated, and tiven up to the respectable Head of the respective religion to which it belonged. • Yd, That no soldier, officer ef police, or other individual what. tooter, shall on any account dare or pretend to pursue any per son, ot whatever offence suspected, into the sanctuary or interior of any church, but shall confute himself to placing around the Church such sentinel: as may be necessary to prevent the escape of the suspected person, at the same time giving an account thereof to the Governor, who will take the utces , ary steps for placiug this person in the bands of justice, by the intervention of the Head of that religion to whom the church belongs. • 'This present shall be printed in Greek and Italian, and pub pshaeitiacfeo,reuonrifvue,rsalmarblormait), By . o m rd i e i r . Ms of E h l i . s z tx , c p e u i l b e u necys.ea. Among the Parisian Beller of fashion, garlands of flowers, forming a diadem, have of late heen corn. posed of roses, half green, mixed with white. The other half display natural rose colour. instead of cutting the rim of the hat short behind, it is fre quently turned up. The rim is seldom without trim ming of blond, or plaited ribbon. ic~_J