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: . t ,~ ~,,:.~, • a 11Q. ; .s I 1 W1 7 7 7 = • 1 7F4' , of e 7 1 ;11 t u;,., • % . • M . ', -- ~ • . . .\ I. 1 • 1 ' e. ' MG N, A . , PRIG r vi r ' r. 'TOT' 15, 1816. , M... ' • 1. • •••• NORWICH UNION Flibt OFFCCE, lIIRCHIN LANE, CORNHILL. RECEIPTS for Premiums due • 23:h Match, and: winch must be paid co or before the 10th April, are ready for delivery at either of •the prinele Oilers at Birelln-lane, Edinburgb, Manchester, Biroti,-g am, Cant , rhury, Dublin, Cork, or any of the Society's Agents, one of whom is estAhlished in every considerable Town lit the Utilted Kingdom. Tables of Rates, &c may be had gratis This Oiler has con stands; riturned its Insurers X5O pa Cent. on th. Pre ttt i t uns deposited. By Order, C. A. HACK I'. • ' • Acting Nietubt-r for London. IN THE IMMEINA VICINI I Y OF flth POS r.oFFice. TO MERCHANTS, TitADERS, oTimits. lO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, • By Mr. W M.A.LEX ANDE ROT A L L. DRURY-LANE. EVENING, their Majesties' Servants lOU peelotin GEORGE BARNWELL. Mr. Powell; Barnwell. Mr. R. Maps I Mr. Rae; Truenum, Mr. Barnard. Millwood, leer go. Olonrl Mrs. Horn; Lucy, Mrs. Sparhes. Tis whkh will be added, WOODMAN% HUT. • Toisifitiw , no cook "grocait NoSda, Mid higgra7 i **Do Woodsman's Hat. na vi.lay, Mies Nash will appear in the character d itO• 4 7 1 Z la ILOVe LB a Village. After whkh ( first . dm) a new Re. 4 . - i t ie opus& Ballet Spectacle, with new and selected Musk, .... ago" Dresses, and Embellishments. The Actitut and ii mi lomposed by, and produced tinder the dtrecdo• of, Mr. BP" Ais day were published, In livo. price la. Upside. s QERMONS ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.- la By the lace Rev. WILLIAM atm A.M. . lAillon i Prioted for noldwis• Cradle*, and Joy, Patents ter-rew; and Beilby and knotty. Birmingham, lost published. price 14s. boards, • rrIHE PRINCIPLES of FLUXIONS I for the 11, • Um' Of * STUDENTS in the Universities. By W. DRALTRY, ID. F.R.S. • Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Second Edition, with Corrections and considerable Additidns. Cambridge: Piloted for Deighton and Suns; and Law and Whittaker, 19, Ave Maria-lalle.i. London. This dermas published, in One Volunsie, Svo. - price ins. 6d. boards, CURSORY REMARKS on the PHYSICAL and MORAL HIST3RY of the HUMAN SPECIES, and Its Connections with surrounding Agency. By 1.. S. BOY NE. London t Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Pater. noster•row. Ikb day was ►ubWihed. in Bro. prier 10s. 6d. hoard 4. THE CITY of the PLAGUE. - A Dramatic Poem. By JOIN WILSON. Author of " The Isla of Palms.' pee. . - Edinburgh; Printed for Archibald Consable and Co.; Long. man, Hunt, Rees, Orme. and Brown, London ; and John Smith and Sue. Glasgow.—..Ol whom may be had, The Na of Palms, and other Poems, ;two. pr(ce lts. T HEATR E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed. KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Mr. Cobham, (his first appearance at this % B a r ); Richmond, Mr. Abbott; Buckingham. Mr. Barry- Ki n g on Henry, Mr. Egerton. Queen Elizabeth. Mrs sipmed; Lady Acne, Um. •Ititucit; Duchess of York e Miss DEBA 16 AT THE EAST-INDIA HOUSE. This do was published, No. IV. prieu 2s. ed. of • 1 rII I IHE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re- A. sister for firitish Leda and Its Dependencies- rontainlnz Asiatk Fragmiati, Anecdotes, &c. • ibu t try, Review of Rooks, Literary, Philosophical, and Mit, :olinaty Intelligent:sot full antkteeurate Reran of the Delattes at the East India House, Ste. 81c.-ke. • Printed for Black, Parbu:7, and Alien, Leadvnhall-street; and may be had of all,flook-ebers By order of the Proprietor. no 'I tivitemtv, April 26th,1811, on the Premises, 16G, Aliervate street, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Valuable I.EAS ot all chose ext-naive and well•arrantted PREMISEs .41i . the West al. te Aiderteete:• street, and welt known as I filthy Hail; or, ider4gve Coder. house, but now the 01.1) Pet itles HI awl romp l iv acitu pact tewelling-house, with rar•ueive %Varela/tate% otiiriett% also an elegant and spacious Room, 50 UN: hy • • • s leer. #rth vate 12trance thereto. The whop prei;enting-an ooroo. tun ity t o •hose .lestroor of possetwing property in Uns itict...sAngrp inv.:mot neighbourhood. Particular: are nos,. preparing, and may be hail of Mr. lirMr. ton, -elicitor, st. Janus', vreet, •tledf, rd-row ; at the Atte:mores OfEce, I'2, Union -court, Old liroed.street ; at tiar...;way'a; and on the Prcothets, whm, they may be viewed. Legan• . - To which will be added, ALADDIN: or, Tux WONURRIPIII. LAMP. Tomorrow, the Man of the World ; Sir Pertinax Macsyen- Oat, by a Gentl e man, bring his first appearance ; with (first dase) a Comic Arab:an Piece, cslkd Who wants a Wife f ELIZA PACKET, BRIGHTON. g i " -- tt cA pi-A IN . WATThastd the Public, that hehonour to' in .formth.. Nity , try an the' A Packet,la,e of Leith, (CSAR EC/ LIND having resigned), will commence sailing under his command on &vila DAY, the Oth of May. from Brighton for Dieppe, and will enntimie to sail from Brighton every ensuing Saturday, and from D ie pp e to Prigliton in the course of every week, weather permitting. COLONIAL JOURNAL. This day was pubiishrtl, comprised in VMS pips, royal !Ivo. and embOlished with superior Engravlogs, price as. (to be Conti nued Quarterly,) No. I. of a new Publication, entitled, ADVENTURES OF QUM!? IN HINDO. rAN. This day was published, In Royal Octavo, embellished Twenty-eel,: - Engravings by ROWLA NI:120N, coloured, price vss..extra board*, THE t Glt AN D MAS l'E ft ; tW, ADVENTURES or -QUI FIU r. 4 liimnosT.sn. A Hudihras:ic ?gem. E'rh Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illusnrated with lEngravinv, by Row. LA N DSS 1.(111doll }'rioted by Thomas Tegg, No. It t, Chcapside ;C. Chapple, ; and may be hs , l 00 all B , )(11 ,- ::•Lers. '•' •I his Is a con..us and singular sVosk ; only two copies were known to be in Lugland, ime of *lnch being lo.t, a Reward of Fitty'Guineas wisl.taforertd for its ivcovery. sou FHA PTON TO HAVRE DE GRACE. STARR WOOD, Commander of the large well-buik Cutter THE EARL OF ctutsTEß FIELD, begs save to inform his Friends and the Pubhe, that he if to sail every Tuesday from Soothampton to Havre; and that Ws vessel is fitted up is a most commodious manner with private Efate Rooms, Water Clo•et, and many other conveniences. Every attention will be paid to the comfort of his Passengers. am: Let tusadiressed to him, at his house, in Frenelkstreet, Southamp ton, will be duly attended to. ANCIENT' CLAN OF MACNAUGH FAN WHEREAS. I have now in my poss e ss i on a ROYAL CHARTER, granted by ALEXANDER, the third Kiag of Scotland, In the year 1267, as a perpetual and holy:testimony of the affection ' loyalty, and services of the CLAN of MACNAUGH FAN to their Sovereign and to their Country—lt is requested that any person who can claim a better right or title than myself, as the lineal 1-li tr and Descendant 01 Sir GILLECHRIST M‘NAI.TC.i I I'AN, in whose name and his kin for evil . the said Royal Charter is granted, vall come fur. ward and substantiate his Cluiiii. And any person who may give me any information respecting the PATRIMONY of the said GILLEUHR I 3'l', will he thar.k htyrewanled. A. NI•NAUGH I AN. No. 4, Parhament•street, Westminster, 9th April, 111163 CALFDONIAN ASYLUM, • OR SUPPORTING AND • EDUCATING CHILDREN of 601.1)1ERS, SAILORS, and MARINE'S, ATIVVS of SCOTLAND, and of indigent SCO I C II PA RENTS,, resident in London, not intitled to Parochial Reber. *fun •tion in the first Quarter Uf the Year 1816, at Guadatoupe. HO Excellency Lieutriant.General Sir James Leith, G.C. B. . . - - Int/Guineas. Dr. lerps,son, Inspector of Hospitals - 10 Robert Colquliouie, Collector of H. M.'s Customs . 10 J. Herriot, U. puty Pay-Master General lO Lieutenant Colonel Farepherson, .:Stli Regiment It) Lieut. Colonel Berkley, Deputy Adj. General S Joseph Bullock, Commisary General . 10 I.inatenanoColonel Popham - • S Lleetenant-Colonet Walker . . S Captain Oetches, Aid de Camp . . S Major l'ca., 15th Regiment .. - 5 Major Freer ~ . 5 1.1 ~jar Cleave, Royal Avill:•ry - . 5 Captain Moody, It. E. Aid el:!-Camp 2.1 Sulsocrip. 2 Qstain lack, Royal We ‘t facia Regiment 2 Captain Sini , h, ditto - - 2 Captain M•Bean, stli West India Regiment 2 Captain Barrallier, 101st FOX . 10 A. Coons - - . S George Cooper - . S A. Colquhuon - - 2 C.Ntaiti Grant, 6th West India Regiment S t. Major Roos, ditto - . - i 1 /lair Aubtilt, 95th Regiment • 1 Lieutenant It. Grant, 63.1 Foot . 1 Captain P. Tripp, 2,A1l Regiment - 1 Valiant King - . S Iliftain Mackay - . 2 Villiain Thtanson - - 1 b. Elliot . . - S Mathew King . - 10 latteeriptions obtained by the Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, in Renfrewshiret The Earl of C.:ll,sgove, in addition to Kris in London 20 *John Maxwell - - 42 24. Maxwell . . 10 COlcuel Dm.lop - .. 10 Mr. Hou,n,n . - • 10 Mr. Al. sat.der - - • 21 Colonel Mute - . . ,r. , 21 Camel Sirloin for his father and himself - if.. 21 Mr. Napier . - , tl, 21 Subscriptions in London. . ..I' • The Marquis of Lothian .• bileald Cameron, Esq. - *Alan Cameron ct Enoch Andrew Strachati,Eq. . - Units Gram, Esq ot Hopewell, Jamaica • A., , kiee •Geueral trotter 14,11 Malcolm, Esq. ot Pottullocb - Viacom • irkwall . . Mlll Royal Highness the Duke of York :Mts. Milligan . - - 3.44 Y as .. -. o nt•ti)y, by Sir CoF a Campbell 'Wander Nowell, Esq. - Alexander C. Gram, Esq. M. P. - Ai enn .i I le Watson, Esq third eubseription 10 e rtenant•Lolonel W. P .Davison, 1..0e ad Subsotiption 5 li Limes Murray, Annual - 10 to Atchibald Macdonald, Annual 10 !alas fleminp, Esq Annual / ' . 10 Pounds. /011 Ilialn Grant, Esq. . 10 Guineas. - 14 Grf . ' ge Bechwith, GC. B. Annual -• 10 IsirAti m. , ~ Grant, Master of thoßolis, Annual 10 41 ' 101 Radtair, Annual lo 3.4% at - ...net e h E... , ..... i • .. 1 . salllitiat . 10 PoUnds. E o n, vi • - ..,, W . Fraser ot :Sentient, Annual 10 Guineas. kn.ules u.,_ 1 • —''..l LI. M. P. Attuned 1 1 1 ( 1 1, . tales Macdottaki, Eq. M. P. 4411Utt thluglas. Esq. ' 10 Vezina James &dour 30 Pounds. 1 .._" 4 kilniing lo Guineas. Wit ot Stair 50 Pounds. lit 1 , j t "''' Macintosh 25 Guineas. At' Wax:. Esq. 21 IrA 41064 ft DOD 25 50 50 Pounds. 21 25 Guineas. 21 20 Pounds. 50 Guineas. 25 . 105 35 ZO Pounds. 20 Guineas. . (To be sundpord.) JOHN GALT, Stamm. ._ _. rISHE COLONIAL JOURNAL. .1 London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Pater noster-row ; J. SA. Richardson, Corolla!: and!. Booth, Duke• street, Pettlatul-place. •„* The object of this publication Is to record every species of information rrlative to the Brithih Colonial Possessions, exclud inionly the territories tender the management of the Kist balls Company. Of course it will scarcely be more lot errslog t:. Co. lomat Readers than to the Mother Country, by whom ev:u local know•lege must be eagerly sought fir. Plates il:us•ra•tng the scenery and natural history of t'•e Colonies will embelli,ii the several Numbers of the work. The prrotl4 of publication are the first of January, Apr , l, July, and Oc,o'ior. STATE. OE 'I Hi. WEiT-INDIAN COLONIES, Etc. This day was publt shed, In 2 large wits Svo. prier 265. in boards,' TOTES on cse WEST-INDIES. inciitsiinq 04. A. servations relative to the Creoles and Slaves o: the Wests" Colonies, and the Indian.- of Smith America ; tinerspersed with Remarks upon the Seasoning or Yellow Fri r of Hot elim a igi, Second Edition, with addt. tonal Letters frrin Marti nique..l amaisa and St. Domingo, an a Propmiai for ts•.e Ennuicipa:ion of th.• Slaves.—By GEORGE PINCKARD, M.O. &e. • London : Primed tor Baldwin, Cradeek and Joy, l'aternoster row, and 1.. •li Seeley, 11;4, fleet-street. e a • The interest wh:ch `,as been recently escite-1 on the sub ject ul these volumes, by the propowd bdi for the Registry of I.as in 'need •he. Author ro off-r to the Public a new Edi tion of his work., which has been tor some years out of print; and he has endtliv •ufrd to iml'rove it, by giving a consi lerable pro portion of nt•w matter, relating to sestet al :•tlditinnal Islands. This day were published, In quarto, With a hrge in u.sheet May of the Cthintry, Etc. Xe. :Is. board., 11" V ELS in BELOOCHIS I AN And SINDE. accompanied by a Geograi.lkal aryl Hist or;cal Account of those Countries. 14 Lieutenant 1-I.F.NRY Pt) the Hots. Fast ludia Company's Set v;ce, Astimant to the-Resi dent at the Court ot big themes* the Peishaka, and late Assistant and Surveyor with the Missions to Sinde and Persia. Printed for Loniginan, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Piteri myoee.ecw. Or whom may be . An ACCOUNT of be Kt GOON' of CAUJUL and its Dependen cies, in l'er.ia ' Tartary, and both. By the Bon. Moult stilart Elpionslena. In mit vol. 4te illustrated by two Maps and Is Plates, 13 of %Wilda are colour a, prim AS. IS.. 6J. 11is day was rtibli.htti, rnihrths:ted with a fine Portrait after Itoinncy, the Sreond Edition, with Additions, of INEMOIRS OF LADY HAMILTON: with 4.V.1. illustrative Anecdotes of her most particular rriends and distbiguiche4 Cirempnraries. 1 . Since the Lite of Savage, we do not remember to have met nith any biogratihical skiqrh that is 4o well calrulated as the pre-' sent to paint the evils of voltipieiNit, irregularity. it exhibit .in a variety of instances the dan&crous et:mei:voices of mint;ling virile with vice, and of substituting hriyht. tasents and splendid deeds for the qualities of integrity .and ehastity."— Lit. Reg. l'nntect (or 11. Culburn, Public Library, sn,Con.luit-strett, and sold also by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh, anti Julys Cumming, Dublin. SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY-WI I HE NEW CON 1 ' 1• NEN I'AL AIiRANCIEMENTS. This day wa. tike in red, sth Bahian, Y's .SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, nn 4 new, easy, and highlysimproretl Plan; comprising not only a complete sem-tit' Descrtptiun, but muck Topor,rapi.lesl lufornia thin, eirres , ly a•.iap'e I every class of Learners. bob lit and G. ntlemens* heb•wtls Royal tuntu. with see-ii curtest Maps. By MAKI GUY, fine sem of Geography, &c. Royal Military Caere, Great Mailiw. London a Pri:.red for Ballwin, enplook, and Joy, Nternoster row ; and Law awl Whittaker, Ave-Maria lane. Wlt.•re nuy br bad, toy the same Author, price Ra bound, 1 he P , cset Cyclopzita ; or, viiseellany of Ustful linowlvdr, from the :!..t an I hest autlo.ritits, designe,l as a Class book for senior Selo.' s and for runic Vetsmis in general; containleg much useful information on various sulik•eis neces.:lry to he ►nown by all Persons. and yet rut to hr found in books of gene ral use In .schools. The 'Ph Edition, wi h many important new Articles, and a copious List of Authorities, to which the Student is referred for more Mended information. FOURTH EDI 110 N. This !lay published, by WILLIAM! DLACXWOrIII, and Ott. PHANT. and tNHrs, neatly pr:nted in a po.ket lume, vi•ls a Plan of the Battle of Waterloo, boards, ht. VI Ml' TO FLANDERS. in July, ISLI, being cid% fly an ACC.Mit ot the Field of Waierloo, with a short of Antwerp and Bruscds. at that time occupied by the Wouti.leil of both %twits. . . ny I,,sielES SI NlP:it /N, Esq Advocate. With an Appendix , mita ning the British, Freneb,Spaiisli,and Prussian Othcial Accoutre ot •lie Kattle.—The Fourth Edition. " Not only' riskily,' but almo.t entirely, Is this volume occu. pied with the intet esting theme ot the Battle of Waterloo; and it contains a greater number of anecdotes altogether. the Lrgcr proportion ot which areelso new. than any publicaiion we have seen. We can recommend it. therefore, as calculated to gratify the curiosity ot all thine whose patriotic feelings are excited by such a spirit stirring subject, or whose humane feelings wtll Eons. illiterate the cisterns% attendant on one of the most sanguinary actions that ever wa‘ fought. in apparently good plan inns ra c es this attractive detail.''—Monthly Key Dec. 1815 • Printed for Wm. Blackwood, and Oliphant, Waugh; and lone*. Edinburgh; void Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy, .Paternoster-row, London. This day were published, In an elegant Soo. Vol. price iss boards, 'IIHE REMAINS of HESIOD the *Ascrzau.l Including. the Allicld of Hercules. Translated into English Rhyme and Blank Verso. .With a Dloserta ion on the Life and ./Era, the Pnems and Mythology of Hesiod, and copious Notes. , Alto an Appends s. containing" Oelectioni groat Chapinatt's An. cient Version of iiesitors georgics." The Second Edition, Re vised and Eulargei. By CHARLES A. ELTON, Author of " Specimens of the Classic Poets Front Homer to Tryphiudorus " "This is the first complete English Translation of Hesiod that bat yrt appeared. The sense of the original. is given with as much precision as it was possible to give that of a Poem of such high antiquity, and the versification, oath rhymed and unriiym..d, is correct and harmonious. hhe Note', are well esecuted. For just expianation of difficult passages Mr. Elton is evidently supe rior to every othee Commentator ou fiesiod ; and the Work -must he considered as a valuable acquisititio to the literary world. It gives a very faithful picture of Herod u those who cannot consult the original, and will afford much useful information to those who tan."—London Review. Prirted for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternester.row. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND rrs COWEQUENCE-. This day was published, a New, Ediuon, ries Ss. iluatrated with Canes, A TION and CURE of the VENEMIAL DISEASE, salsa* biiing the ciiaracter, symptoms, and trratmeat of the Diseases Immediately or remotely cOnnected with it : con aim ng O bserva tions on Gleet, Stricture, Mural Dhcharges, the use a the Caustic and common Btngie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imarnary Venereal Diseases, Debility paseial or local, the ileory sof Gene. rations Aa ootnprising an elementary Work (or students, and a guioe to the general reader; interspersed with select Prescrip tions applicable to each division of she disease. By M. CA EON, Surgeon, 140. to, S:aulsope-sheet, Newcastle. street, &rani, Late of the I lustedd Hospitals of St. rhonwes and Ones. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood arid Co. 11), Paupostetlen :aid iiighlursadSool 174. ilist4trest a WON. .~. ~. ..,._ _ .. _~s ~ .-r.. rids day was published, price 3%. the Third Edition of PHE ORDER . loi the VISITATION of the , sleK, (rola tfiellook of Conimmi Prayer; interspersed with Exhortations, and ir.tt-rragatories, taken from JR ferent Autli.irs; together with piZtine Observations and Direciions whiCh'issay be useful towards a doe pyrformaine of Mutt tower taut Duty sitsleed for the four first Visits. • 13y ItICIIAItD MAN r, it cetor •If All Saints, Southampton. and of Fonthi II Bishop's, Wilts. • Printe4 for F. C. and I. Rivington, 6V, St. Paul's Churchlard, sold also by J. kaicilard, lsieri,lil y. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Eight Lectures on the Occurrxuces of Passion Week, delivered in the Parish Church of All Saints, to the years 11103, 11104, and 1808. Prise Ss.: • CONTINUA TION OF DONOVAN'S BRI BIRDS. 'l7lMaalay was published, price itt b garde XS I 2s. the - Sixth and Seventh Volumes of THE NATURAL HISTOItY of BRITISH BIRDS; or, a Selection of the num rare, beautiful, and interesting Birds, which inhabit 'his Country. The descriptions frog the systema Naming of Linnaeus; with general observations, either original, or collected from the latest and most esteemed Ornithologists, and embellished with figures drawn, engraved, and Coloured from the original specimens. By E. DONOVA.N. F.L.S. Printed for tkegkutbstr,ind fur F. C. and 1. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Churcb•yard. These Volumes will also be published in eight Monthly parts, price 90. each. containing ,sia coloured Plates, with appropriate descrirkins.. rite five firm volumes may also he purchased in board., prica Cg, or may be had in parts, monthly, at 9s. each. Ottne above-mentioned Booksellers may also be had, by the same Author, 1. The History 'of British Inserts, with coloured plates, in 18 Vols. Royal two. price se*4. 160. in boards. 2. The History of British Shells, with coloured Plates, in five Vols. Royal tivo. price £7. 155. in boards. S. T: e History of British Fishes, with coloured Plates, in five Voli. Royal lieu. price £lO ios.in boards. N. B. - I liege Wotks are printed in a uniform size with the His tory of Bri•tsh Birds. and may be purchased in parts monthly, the Insects at 70.6 d. each part, the Shills at 7s. 6d. and the F:shes at los. 6d." FOR kr. ALSIVS COL 'I'STOO 1' • Wit. A'a G ES.— VV Tttrilago v. • rite Name given to Colt:lorat by the Ate : tites, who knew Its value in Cpitighs tce. It is. prepart.d in the form of Lozenge, es the most agrecitil- to palate; and also, dim Sy i gradually di4olving itt the 't u tu h, may with m ore certa i nt y he conveyed to the pans affected; there I.4.zeoges are deotes struent, detergent, and lithricating, Allaying the ticking sertsa ' tinn which oreastues Coughing, ekaring wrier. atd producing the most salutary effects; it use As a pruventive. kw prisons Will be troubled with Cutietis t ,rough the winter Mid them pike places t' em w ritin the relich lit all rack“ nt ; sold by E. I.divards, till, :.t Paid% l'hurch ymd, who the sti:e Proprietor; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; and I, int, Royal Exchange. I lie LI efluilie have the names of Shaw and Edwards an the 'tam, • Aho, lA'a LAW, Ats 'nevi/sits, for the Hooping Cough, a remedy long approved and re commended by the first immhes la :he iimgdoui. Price oniy gi 9d. per bottle. . GENUINE f FNEWBERY SO .* yard, inform the Pubiic t dickies, with the !ate &nits, Are b.-r of their Itiuse Dr. James's powiler 2 9 Analeptic ihtl! 4 6 ditiO 9 • Dr Auvin's Calyb. do • 4- 70 CarAlliClAtl 9 / 4 1 . 1 St • Tonic.lllls 9 9 . La•vrance's Powder ' The-Cellalie.SMlT • •1 if Llulees.tne name " F. ./..ferraca • the above Dr. Hooper Pills tll GtAib's M tgn ieia S C ut Clinger 2 9 Chelteyboin '=alts 2 9 Alh , r's Gout Remedy 2U 0 Giecitoo,:h's •I'incture 2 9 *rola I...m.tiges . . So,thing::prup 2 Ample :111.)w:once will be m: dig!" [EDICINh INS, in. St. P.tul's Church that the Prices of Their Me: e a!l . 9lk)trs -aptr that the uurn. id frona.Cliesp‘i.le Ege."!itiere; 4.!jiutisfiloc 2 9. .-- Coitvuleion 04 lc .6 ~.:—..Cainiollite Drops 1 9 benne, opf. Voir stoot 3 6. _Mr :41aces Detiiii: ice 4 P *Coi'aiges.tit na . ) l 6 1 I Ii Evgi: • COIC:4 2 9 I Pit I)ei;aurielitca 4 6 t V s "- be estgray.r."l in the Ftamp., not be t• ovine. Henry's Magnelia 2 9 strong hoer: of Dark 4 6 •Hushitn's diva a •. loohsh's Scott Pills 1 :le Spilsbury's ditto . ,(1 :6 Grasp?, Cough ditto I 6 • 04141ileA 140. . .. =.sa a b. ..p 17rTilinifer orei . II IP ade spun these and all other Me. i*::.. - -; : '«lti.: 4 -2Z1141:14 1 / 1 :4; • • Lei. COOPER'S MEDICAL. BOARD, BLACKFRIAR 9• ROAD. T HE salutary effect :ett• this Institutiotis manifest front the following very extraoralkarY case t London to wits-" John Jacl•tai, er the litirouilt . of Soothe wark, broker, Maketh oath and 4.lhb, that in the year 18! 4, he Wai alb:cis-4 with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly scoriae-A moi.tlis under the care of ii.verar tespeciable Surgeime, with ut ohrainii.g any relief. 'the disease rapidly increasing. uis lite 10r5..4 in danger, was reemalitended ti. Dr. Cooper's Medical assard, CharlutteAiouse, lilackfriarii•r.rt.i, where the retirees of the disease was immediately slipped, putt he was soon restored t o perfect health, which, by the ble's,ing of Goo, he still eajaye, hereby declaring, that in staiag these facts he is infloeticed.hy top other motive than a grateful return for so nuracu.oa. a coma s sot the duty he owes to his fellow creatures. (Signed) " JOHN JACK3ON." wirsiessas. retessicri " F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman -street, Borough, Papa'. banger ; Minus Johnson, 6, Charlotte •stre. r; Bt i , kfriars-road, Auctioneer; I homas Darby, St. Mighael:s-ailey,.Coruidll, Astor and Draper. " Sworn at the Mansionlouse, thli 9tls•dat of March, talc before me, (Sigr.ed) " MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor."' • Messrs. CQOPIR and Co. are consulted tidy by all ranks of people, from Twelve %ill Eight, atul claim the attention of those who have been improperly treated.—Advice grata on Tuesday, Thursday, and .u nd ay Mornings, until ['we've o'clock. 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Nor du they obi/ affect the body; the mind likewise suffers, and :s often thereby rendered extremely weak and peevish. lhe low spirits, tints* countless, melancholy, and sickliness of temper, which generally attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they are entirely diseases,bl the mind; but this change of temper is rather a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases. The CORDIAL. 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Hickman's P.ll*, composed of the moor innocent ingredients, have been foetid* of angular efficacy, in strengthening !he vessels ctetaining toe urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. Ihey ate therefore With great confidence recommended to theafßicted in the ibove complaints ; as well as fur Lumbago, Pains hi the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, sod &larders of the Kidneys and Bladder. in Meet sr Ya. od. and I is. by Wieser.. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Climpaide, London; and also by M. Gardner, George. street, Edialiergb Maim Newbtry and Sons, Darse•street, Dublin. and the MaipcbssVandars tu every Cit y forti in .dts utitlad Statimou . . This day owe pubilabad, in limo. prise Ss. bound, ELEMENTS of PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY ; with their applications to Helens and Dina:sees. Projectioas of the Sphere, Dialling, Astronomy, the Solution of Equations, and Geodesk operations ; intended for the Use of Mathematical Seminaries, and of first year-men at College. By °Humus GREGORY, LLD. Of the Royal Who! Academy, Woolwich; Author of Letters on the Elm:lron's, Doctrines, and buttes of the amistran Re It ton ; a Treatise of Mechanics, anewher Works. London : Printed for Baldwin. (Lick, and Joy, Paternoster row ; W Wackwead. Edinburgh ; and John Cumming. Dublin