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To conclude with iNevi Grincr3 el4i-Drahtafic Romano', taken from the Arabian Ntion . : Vittertalninnt called ALI-BABA AND THE' tOlt:171r 11-117-VES. .- : With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, awl Decurations. Doors to he opened at half past fire.to bsolin at half past. six. Boxes 4s. Pit ild. Gallery Is. Seconsl-Piico - half past &Om-- Places fqr the Boxes t6' be , taken'. of Mt. Ibliesoit the Box Mee, Townham-street, from ten till four. SCO'T'TISH HOSPITAL; °FINE EWAN PrieTRiIiNGERiNG RFANCORPORA.TED BY HLS. • • 'PREtENTII.V.TESTY. His Crane: tie Duke at MorivLosartesident. 101-Pa`eitivilr , ihr.• ' FDe Ottee theDitlieellitteeleigh Of faiewand tbelhdieof MEM The Earl of Moira • • bard Dewlap Lord Khussittl Lord Keith. AL A~I7Ea OPRISON, Esq. 'reviewer. IVICIICE it heterytlvi‘n, thht SPACIAL GEORAt :oitis at the Piesident; Viet-trorldents, Treastuvr, and Governors of talk Cbtfolittion BE held , 'it their Mail, In Crane-coon, Actuation, on SA T ilitibt V dir 4th adds, net. et One o'Clock P.M.- precisely. The Court will afterwards odious* to the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, to drnner i with the Eenefattner ark! Filendi of the lristititfen. Dime tote on tattle at Six o'Cloek - pteelsely. His Royal Higlineas the DUKE ef CLAIIIINCE itt the Clair.. By Order. lAMBS DOME, Sec. 111PILWARDS. The !arid lgotthealt - rtfe • Right From SitWiss.Cratit, The Earl of Alserdetti Eat. M.P. • Earl Gower Chid* Dun das, Esq. M.P. Lord Montagu James - Arch. Stuart Wortley, Lord Saltoun Esq. M.P. Sir ;Via' k utdokhart. MP: William Fah lie, Esq. honer Rantsay Cuthbert, rag. I Alerrirerguecrn, Esq. M. P. . John , fti , T.agipur, Esq. Tickets, ans.-eark, to be had of the Stewuds, at the 1401,ertel. Par of the 'ravens; and it is requested that such Noblemen and Gentlemen es meadte honour the Meeting with their psence, will send for At* Tiktets On - or the,Sd of May, that the Stewards` may bnestallikd ter rirfer the occasion. Nu Servant* aehnkted at Dietras, adept item of the fired tent. Vice-President', Tretwurer, and Stewards. _ _ SONS OF TAR' CLERGY. .• THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per formed si dad A.I4I44YERSatIitY mamma of..this bb in the Cisthedrid Vowels of Saint Awl. on Tuesday the 14th, mid the Anniversary aus 'thursday the lath of May ; Olen i getbfon will be presehed bethre his RoyalH igk nessthe Butd of deltibtiland, his Grime the l,'rd Archbishop &nether% their LiothlOps the Bishops. the Right Hbooorable the Letd Meru., 414nitrO t aikierretta, i;lrrgy, &e. by the Rev, *Winn Donglas, M.A. Prebendal/ of,Wenrainster. eini4ads. ' Pis Royal 1-Ilghtlert the' ileinnhetketL • Rtght Hon. lawit‘Visceinierapdbliy. Right lion. Lora Boringded, • • Right Hen. Lord Lowther. His Crace the Arebbishep orDithiln. • The ttight IHoo. the Lord Pioihydr. . The R. Hugh at elmereldelloy, 13. b. raw a Cl+ eater. • The Rev. Andrei, Bon, I) I). Mawr etnin-shiont Hospital. The Rev. Francis North, M.A..Psebeedary of Winchester. Sir Christopher Robinson, Kw. the ging:h.-Advocate. Sir Vicary Gibbs, Knt. Attornerdtheral. William Aitell, Esq. M.P. Charles Wetherell, Esq. • John Fish, Erg. Jesse Rawl, Esq. The Music will consist of the Overture of Esther. Mr. gandel's Dettingen 're beam, and tutilsts, wi th The Chrrus from the Messiah, "Thliehlift, for the Lord God•Oma elpotent reigneth," du Artaltilfh" transposed on.pitrpose far •thia. Oharity by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Hoodelio Ovend Coronation Anthem.—The Music to be conducted by Sir Parsons„ blue. D.—Leader of the Sand, Mr. Shave. The Doors of the Cathedral win tworened - st Ten TOCisek. Tickets Aar the Catltedmlandforthertionarat Merebaw 7firy. lore Hall to be bad of Messrs. blentavilie otl4leil. BookielArs, Bond-street ; Messrs. Rivingtoas, St. Paul's Chuselt-yard ; John Bacon, Esy. First-Friths-Dace, 'Temple; and ChariesEickntil, Esq. Spring Garden Terrace, gratis. • Beoefaciions to this Charity will be thankfully received by John Bacon, Esq. the Treasurer, and Charles Biel p.il, Ng. the SvMary, to the Stewards. N. B. The whole of the Collections at St.Pstirs and Merchant Taykr.' Hall vall be appropriated by the Stewaids in apprentic hog the Children of necessitous Clergymen. • REGENCY LOTTERY. rARROI, :Ind Co. No. 26, OxFoaa-StrtaT, near N-- 1 RAT /I BON t-P LA t: z, relieetfully reoptittriend the Scheme of the New State Lottery, comainiog 60 Capital Prizes. beim 141 seinre than in the last lottery. Tickets and Shires are Selling in rut variety, at their above old.establisked Office. SCHEME. 4 ... Prizes of ... £.,.0,000 ... are ... 4220,0015 64 - 32 II Itto 1000 6000. 20,000 Tickets. AlOO,OOO 'the ickets are Numbered from No. Ito 140.110,000 inclusive. All Le Drawn on the KlNG's BI!LTH-DAY;•IUNE the 4tb. In the last State 1 ottery, No. 1,816, a Prize of 42,000, was sold in One Quarter, two Lightbs E aud Eight Sixteenths ; No. Prize of 550,000., alit; No. 12,103, a Prize of ZiO,Lt3o, Ater• likewise sold in Shares by CAZROLL and Co. Nu. 1 19, Bishops ate-street Within, respect • fully recommends to Ladies and Gentlignen visiting the Melruitas this season, shit they would attend and examine. his FirTeriurd for Fashionable Pernques, where, in rooms fitted op p.nr, , esrly, they tiny chose their favourite colour, fit them to the htad, and rapt than to the countenance without the inconve trnolde of waiting or the useless formality Of giving orders, except in particular cases; for lightness, ehtgat:ce, and ease, they 2r.• mTaralleled, And 101" variety hte„can display thousands of tints and '!rants from ', 4, and 5 guineas each, appropriately to h( * - ..!‘ten the loveliness of youth, or conceal ravages the of age. . - • A STI-IMA..Consurnption of the Lungs. A easel 3 ' of obstinate Asthmatic Cough.-31r Wm. Altham i+ ded • In: , to in(,rm Mr. Fisher, that by the advice o f M s PhysichtO be ha+ 't a 1 recourse to bit prepared STII.AkIOSIUM, for a'steq. sh , reving .Istholatic Comet, which, ,tlOripg.the winter seasons, has 41Ways proved extremely obstinate-. He b;.4 the pleasure to say, that by the use of the prepireil.Stramenium, be has been so entirely'frrefrertsapcffectionoftheLuur, as to experience no. incouvenirr.ee even trent foggy weather. I I London, Dec 32, ieio 7 he prepared Herb for Smoking, sad Oryetel for internal ase, l um sold, with ample directions, by • Harris, eerier of St. Paul' I Church-yard ; Bacon and Ce." 150, Oxford-street; Butts, 10, Bar hers-street ; and Feast Sad Co; 34, Patiintent.stral. TIWRSDAY. MAY 2, 1811. 3141 CH or PARDO OF HONOUR. TaINSPORT-OFFICE, May I, 1811. . -wft EIEAS the Seven French Prisoners of Wary named and doeeribed at.the foot hereof, have aboosinded front the Towns of.;Chefteriield, Whin, Bishop's Waltham,. In Ashborne, in vitilatios of their Parole of Honour : Thu Commissioners for coadueting His Majesty's Transport Service, rice: do lusitbrolfer a.Revrani ef Five Ghisiera for them.capt ere of mats of the said Prisoners, to any Perverse firms who 14 11 apprehend; them 'and deliver them. at this- 01fioe, or odserwise Immo them ta be- sear &Fledged In airy of the Public Gaols t Chaeterfield.-41urry.lioniface, Member of Legioe of Homo, : and Captain of Imperial Guard,.SO years °tag% freo-feee nice • inches high,. well maile r oval visage, fair couple lost, sandy ' hair, blue eyes,marked with the aallopen, spike but little Elfish. Loots Made Altair, Midalpnum, twentpiour yean - . of age. Eve • feet ten Inches hlgh., thin made, roundithage, her. compassion, BMWs heir, hasteyeo, spike good inglith, and &ppm* lag - at; Elskilifsmira. r ,B.4lfilieirice, stallieent-fsieseen, 14 yeari of age, .Ora feet ten *thee Mid at tail kigh, emusipenee, round visage, dark corn. filexier, dark brnern hair, bagel eyes, speaks good Ilogliiii. ft 3taiiet Gerdy, Captain of Imperial Gassds, and Member of the Legion of Honour, et years of age, five feet- eight -inches high, stem person, anal vine, twerthycomplesion, brown hair, Vine eyes; speaks no tognali, and appears in-a deranged state. ©diem. —Mathieu Packed, Captain of land Forcer, p yes of age, five feet four inches high, stout person, oval visor, fair complexion, black hair, and dark eyetr. - Bishop's Waltham.—R. B. Deshordes; Lieutenant, a* yeers of age, five fht:tfour inches and three-quarters Mph, rather slender person, long visage,very salloweortplezion, brawn hair, hazel eyes, slightly Fitted' with small-pox. Ashborne.--Barthelemy Raley, Purser, SE years of age, five feet Mae Inches and a half high, rather slender person, oval visage, fair complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. ihdf.4l' INDIA MOilek,Atry i s till. , I'HE COURT tf*DIRECTORSr.f Ms UNITED ' l6 COMPANI" of MERCAANTS of ENGLAND, &alias to Ma LAST INDIUM, do lon* :ivy Nooks, That a Quarterly Gallant eoutt.of the said Company will be held at their Homo hi Lesdatbalhareet, op Wednesday the 19th of Jane next, at eleven side& in the forenoon, far the purpose of declaring st Dividend front Christmas last to summer nest. - That the Transfer Beek. of the said Cowpany's Stoat will be shot' ost Thursday the Bth of !one nest, at two o'clock, and opened again tin Tuesday the ssd hay following ; And that is Dividend Warrants ea tie said Cernpanyl Stoelk due on the 6th of Jody, will be ready to be delivered on 'Friday, the 12th of July *CM WILLIAir R4M3.17; 3sorotalt . • ", COLDETrS PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND. "T 1 11 E S E VENTH VOLUME this WORK. contprising the Period from the Aceession'of GEORCE I. 1714, to the °peril% of the Sizth Parlizmeitt'of Gr-at iSritaia in October, 1722, 'is now ready for 4145144 try. Tice whole of the very important proceedirtes rtlatiog to the fatal South Sea• Project Lave been dvta led with great accuracy ; and it is eunfidAtly %resumed t'iat the Reader will s:ul 10 the present volume the fullest arid mod e nplt to history of that dis a.trous selteme;from the Gm proposal:tit of the Snitch Sea Com pany to Parliament ia Jant.ery 17:0.0, to the priming of the Milo( :;its; aria Venalcitianalmt eke Di rectoca of Liae . aai4 Compak, in July 17!':.1, that has hither:o ippraled ' ' • This day %Val published, In S Yoh. Imperial *re. etnbeflisbed . • whit SO beatsdful. View*, price XS: Ss. • 1 THE THAMES; ocGraphie IlluoratiOns of Seats, -11. •Villitis,. Public ilbildlogo, and Picturesque Sceseir, 'on the Souks cif thin noble Rioter. 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This valuable Work, which contains the only authentic and Impanial history of Europe for the lan 50 years, is now be coming scarce; and, from its voluminous magnitude, is beyond ' the probability of ever being reprinted. It is a work which every founder of a respectable library should possess. This day was publtsked, in One Val. Avn. price its. in beaks, a New Edltian, being the Third, of • AREFUTATION of CALVINISM in which the Doctrises of 'Originl Sin, Grate, Regeneration, ha. dlidation, and Unlearnt Redemptian are eaplaintd; mad the pe. cubic Tenet. maintained by Colvin urea ;hose poinu are prated' to be eitntrary to Scripture, to the Vi'ritings of the Ancient Pa theis Qt the Christian Church, and to the Public Formularies of the Cburck df England. By GEORGE TOPALINE, A.D. F.R.R. 'Lewd Bishop of Lincoln, and Dean of Si. Paul's, Louden. .Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; Riving- " tons, St. Paul's Church-yard; White and Co. 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GI boards, a New Edition, of _ _ THE IMPROVEMENT of the MIND; or, a Supplement to the Art of Logic; containing a variety of Reinert. and Rt4en for the attainment •and communication of useful knowledge Ist Religion, in the Sciences, and in Common Life. To which is added, Discourse on the Education of C.kadren and Youth. • By ISAAC WATTS, D. D. 'Printed for F. C and I. Rivington, Realckerd and I.etterman, ()fridge and Son Loaltnao, Ham, Rees, Ortne and -Brown; Veranr, Hood , ;o4 Sharpe ; Lackingto.., Allen, and . Co. Crosby and Co. I. Mawman, and Mathews and Leigh. (4 whom may be had, by the same Author, I s The same Work, in 1 vet. 12mo. price ss.-Isoonti. g. Loose, or t h u Right Use of Reason,.gvo. price 7s. bland; land 1 gran. 4.. 6tl. S. ...icatP rirm 12nto. 4.. tFitIC.ESIXPENCE-HALPPMIT —— . - " • • • . - WILLIS% D A RE . ROOMS,KING.STRRET,ST.IAMES'e- ,F 3 EI f IEF Or THE BRITISH PRISONER& '• 1 11 1 e il: 11.1iMEN, held at this House pursuant to - public adver- '• 1 , MAT 1,1 511.. AN. IN_FRANCE. ;1, AT a MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GEN- Amount received - - - %Settled*. Cir...pel, GreatYarmnuth, per Rec. S it'lttil II 0 lk ••• •• ' tisement, • •Milsted Church , Kent, per Rev, R. 4,1, Tsylor l'attenaon el , is I - • Hi, Rnytti Highness tiw Duke of YORK, in the Chair. Frinsted Chitral, Kew, I* r .lime 4 1 10. • . • The following Resoiutions were moved by the Marquis of Stockton Rector ~ -1. . Church,Watotickshire, per the Rev. C. Cramer , LA NIDOW N L,811144613X1M0151T carrie d : M. . . - - 47 1 I st.'"l'llat tilts Meeting, considering the long and excesstv' e r te 1, -1- P.l.h, Sussex. P ee the Pee ' I. Hied ' is l a 0 "- • suffering: 'Aids have, been lufiicted upon the lohabitants of !or- Plemilasi , l Pariah, Korthis . ndseitarid . - -. -.40 ' 0' meal by the French invailonobert Drununond, Esq. Meggintit.Castle,laerthsbire II s • coolies sottpubile spirk.vsbich They have uniformly manifested and deeply sensible of the good •zi tß trsiliam Bishop, LA. Hastitigs - 1 1 • • wider all the.tryips chtannstances'of that ealamlipos mid 'T ot.. / -41 er and. rs. Sheldon, ditto - - 1 1 •. ful , period, is desireus of prom Ling , and estendin, by.every.. 'Cbllection at the Church of Pomona'', in in , mewls In Its power, the subscription, which has been retiently P er the a"- Jubattgattla -.- S. 0 • ° 0 Jetts ' ' - if ' 0 scotumenced foe their relief: Watkins - - 241. That he thisporpose a Cosnetittee be appointed to each : ;111e f 4". John W a s - - 10 IS 4 and receive subscriptions; audehat alimonies so received be 11611(V : The Pitt446 t Hatttio. &oak, per the Rev. H. 0. to,t haemostat whiebbesheen openedwith the Bank Of antacid, t lirde4 , - - 4 II 9 - - 7 It 0 • - and placed ender the same management and cootroul. ' Parish of Semershaat- - That the flitotking periOns db form the Committee: rParish of Wenham, per Rev. fames Tweed - 40 4 • lib, Royallifiglusies. the, eke Lord Rale t Pas i,h of Westerfield - - 1 II 11-0.4 0.4 Tv* - ' - • - - '• - 50 • •. Lord.De Desunairedle . '.l lOl / 1 2 161 D2Pla. Parish ot Honk?, per WoOd and C.. .-- 2 1 Iv. Martiaiaaf 1. / sweioasse- Right Hen. J. C. Villiers , Duke of Giillten d . Lord Bruce .. .Jere* and_Co. for 4. Z. ' • - ' - 10, S. . Duite.hr Mom!** '.:.Earl of Cbertoun. , •* Padilla ot Idevilort,. gm Mena. Paimusq.,lk.ibkeessore at I. ; a.: ' Earl - Spencer - - Bed Watdetrave • . r:9 4, 0 4.0 011. 0 P1h e Fa 4411 at Hotter. Wisey, re Ease Ruminant '• • , hoed Erma II lOW Re*: We arit r etlrtO iAl "o - ' ; and o. 9 5 S. I Marquis of Stafford • . .Easl of Bread:lbws* ' Parisi:of Shorae, per Messrs. Day A , • 10. 11" ' 'Earl of Bridgewater Viscount Primrose • Sir Matthew White Ridien•Bast. . . • 10 10 0. Earl of Buckinghanaldts at, of Portland . ./. Rev. Richard Veoberg's - - S. •• 0 Viscount Sidmoutk ' Duke of NottSumberiand . Ditto for Slesitird Church • 111 It . • Lord ..i:envilis Lenten Charm . ihichard Borough„F.sq. Kisses Bromley, Stafibrdshire ' • ...- - lll. 1 it Vi.v....0 Castkresela Hawkins Browne,. l i e* At Ur:Mister, per Rev. Mr. Wog - 14 • • 1 ' •tolland Sir John OM. Bart Pelican Life office - - 10, 0 0 * Moira ' William Moreland,Essik At Skipton,per Chippendale's:l/ Co. . " ST It 1 - I ' •••••-• A Darnley Tekuthew Lewis, Req. a Claypoo, Rsq. Boston * .. - - 'lO 10 • , ' • •rslt Hon. Charles Long . Sit Charles Edmonstone, Batt. At the Pati.ll of Orlingsbury,Notthansposets per Itarr. . . .e; ,t lion. Sir Wm. Scott J obit Fuller, Esqs Me. Whitehouse - - Tll • • ..i Fivers • Ric h ard w 4 fi at7, E n. On the Fast-day, at the Parieh Church of Nuneaton, • • , I .enunt Berkeley Warwickshire, per Rev. Hegh Hughes - 10- 121 • That thellunks of this Meeting be given to his Royal High.. Trim/Meted pee. Wood. Evans, sod Qs. Bankers, Cutlet I )...11. the Duke of Yeas, for the honour of hit coast/mum sash k' l ut a t ehtlea.s E*4 _.. , . 0 IS 0 a.sistartee at Mk Meeting Musses . Wooo l Evans.min tits ' • • S. 11 • On the motion of the Earl of Bue•toonessutaa, e era re- I • 3lrbt•l ' i lid. e '" .( l' • S 2 0 solved as follows :' Ve'faitt, Eau. " .. 1 5 4: , That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Marquis of *„ Cha rier itranta , Eli. ' •• • • 22 If LAlessowNt. for them R. e:war in width he has brought this matter mcbm- Wool , En . - a a 0 under consideration. M. ' • 10 lk Sir Robert L. Bloat, Bart. - * S S 5 Resolved, That the Cotnmittee no elected do meet at this liotne on Saturday next, the 4th c $ May, at Two attack S. Richardson, E.q, . . . .. 2 2 2 pteritely. 'J. Goodrich. Esti. - • • ss 0 — 'Ube books for =funs were immediately opeasd. and „a- H, ... lenk i T.. gig. - " 95 o £6,771. Ss. was ea The esoses of the Subscribers will tticnarai Crilalh% Esq. - s .22 • 0 be advertised to-morrow. . . Mamas Bonne, Esq. . - 2 II t,, Further Subscriptions wfil he readied at the Bar of thisTairern, IttlatrY rahtals at Cardiff ' 99 14 0 and at all the Bankers in London aid Westminster. THOMAS . TEROCSON, Secretary. No. `,7. George-yard, Lanbard-sersee. • READING SAUCE FOR I'ISH GRAVIES. A CAUTION to theND LITY , GF.NTLE MEN's FAMILIES, TAVER li, HOTEL.. and IN NK hi? PE RS. • THE great reputation J. COCKS hats gained 'by his. celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patrenived and recommended by must of the first FatniNes lu the Kingdom). =4' ders it nenecess:ry fur him tomake any comtuent on its qaalities ' but he considers it a duty irenrnhek on him to Inform the Public: that the Spurious (\imposition sold at a certain OithOuse In Pie.' cadilly, whirl they Call Reading Sauce, is not the Genuine Aril cle, which is sold retail by upwards of ;.iitty of the wrist reSpect- ' able Oilmen and Fhhinongers lu LondOn, and by one crr•tnore Groaers, &c. lii most Cities and principal Msrket ToWni In Pop, tan 3. For the corivehletice of . Mireftants c.td Coptiliterafiftips, any quantfly may he bad carefully packed for eaportatlan, at the Wholesale Price, of Mr. Goter, N 0.2, Rilling,gato. • N.B. None are genuine but have these words on orange co loured label on each bottle, " Reading Sauce for Fish, *telt*. Gravies, &c. prepared and sold wholesale and retail lryT.Cocks, Reading. Price, pints-Is. half lets Sc." Warranted to keep gopd seven years in any , climate. 4, SAMUEL HANNAY'. ANTI , VENEREAL SPECPIC. poa roltTY YEAvis has this celebrated And infallible Preventive Ltition enjoyed an unrivalled reputation—a fast unparallellkd in the world,-and a dee:sive proof of its mild and unerring effects. l'houiands in every country can vouelathat it is the suns: protection agairst VE NEa (AL iti LCT lON. bold in London by Mr. Lgat ,Coo; only, at No. i s J.ITTL a Su rr uut-s - r a ett,faclng the Opera House, at 10s. Gd.a bottk,pr tos. if more, and at Ts. ed. or thtee for a getinta 1 , by whom all orders, por paid, and inclosinr the value, will be punctually telt& • cuted. Also by Jones, High-street, Oxford; and Meyler, Abbey Churcb•yard, Bath. . , CCHILBLAIN'S are prevented film breaking, and their tormenting Itching, instantly removed by WHITE—. HEAD', ESSENCE of MUeirARD, unlvertally esteemed far its extraordinary Efficacy in Rhetimatisms, Palates, Gouty Affac; Lions, and Coniplahis of the Stomach ; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, oiiitglemed, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them.. Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, IS, Greek -sweet, Soho, I.ondon, the Essence and Pills at gs. 4d. each—the Cerate at is. led. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. g 2. The Genuine has a black ink Steam, with the amuse at R. Jona STON, taunted on it. CURE OF STON4 AND GRAVEL lk/TR. PE It RY, Surgeon, Southampton-career. 1 •V- 1 . Blvomsbury-sq,uat e, Proprietor of ADA/v . l6's SOLVENT a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL, its the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he has fni many years devoted his whole profeteienal attention to the above Diseases. He may be consultsd at his own Knee onWednestisys and Fridais, where he dispenses the Schen. In bottles of lis. and Li. es. Stamps included, two of which last correct the eel culous diathesis In the habit, and thereby prevent theconcretion of the Stone In persons of a sedentary life. • Sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, ISO, Osfera-street, end at B. , ton's, front of fhe keys( Exchange. The Author's " pisquishion of the Sione and Gravel," Ninth Adition, price Is. id. pointing ow their Cause, 'and the lhei tette observed during. the Cure, whit., many extranrdintryCsses, some of perfect recovery even after eke operation had been resolved 00, May be ad at Neely and Cu.'. Booksellers, Np. sto„Wasernoster-roW, pe 1 s. 6d. 1, LOCK AND SUItCICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron. Surgeon, Mr. KIIR N A )1, kiallitaii of the Royal College , London. 'I'HIS ezcel)eut Institution,&acted for the public benefit against tt a delusions of empiricism in this branch of 'practice, has tolpast the career MS less than 3200 patients since 1806, many labouring under the most desperitte Venereal infec tion. The superior and highly eiScacioui plan of treatment pur sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avisids the inconveniences of pub. lie charities, gives a — certain,' safe, and apiedy cure without con. Miens - vat, injury to the constitution, or any circumstances /which can betray tb the friends of the patient the existence of their dis ease. The early ',unchains pf infection are cured in .a few days, and' the most complicated forms of strictures, debility, al. aerations, Ste. yield' in one half the time assigeed in other In: a:hams of the same hind to their coMpleat removal The most respectable names have qiveu It theirsuppurt, from a conviction of its superior advantages, and the secrecy and honour with which the establishment is enoductyd, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hun. T. Jones. Right Hon. It. B. Stieri:an, Hon. Col. J. Borry,ll.P. John Latouche, Esq. M P. Col. H. Clements, M.P. and Colonel *alt. Jones, M.P Serpens may be consulted by either sea l at his private house, Its. 21, *Ler i•r Chatlotte.strom,. Bed. ford-espiarr a Bain 9 till 12 in the Morning, and rum g 4) 0 4 a& NilibtsWiscre fetters from apd country, !ma paid, May be addressed, *hen the tweestary advice and m4M ine w ig be given, or aim Bs Bari part oil rte kingdom. • • • • 1 th'S 130 rANY. 'lbis day was published, in one large vol. live. prise lets. boards, or with tbi Pates Seel!lately coloured, Xi, is • AN N INTRODUCTION to the SCIENCE of roTANv, clsisfly (intact"! from the Works of 144111Whii• To.whish are added, several New Tables and Notes. . By the late JAMES I.EE, Nurseryman and Florist at the Vineyard, Hammersmith. Fourth Edition, corrected and considerably enlarged, ..By JAMF.S I .F.E. Son and .Successor to the Author. °,,.• This Edition 4 Mr. Lee's Botany is embellished with a Complete of New Plates, accurately engraved by Mr. Wet ton, from Drawings by liendtson • also a correct Likeness of the Author, accompanied with a Biographical Sketch of.his Life. Printed for Cadell and Davies, F. C. and J. Rivington, Long mao and Co. White and Co. J. Booker, C. and R. Baldwin, B. Crosby sod Co. Wilkie and Robinson, 3. Walker, Lackington and Co. J. Maw man, W. Baynes, Sherwood, Neely, and' lines; and 'J. Johnson and Co. BLACKS ID N.E ' S .COMMENTARI ES, New Edition. This Lay was published; in four largo Volumes, evo. price AV es. in boards, a New Edition, being the 15th, of COMMENTARIES on the LAWS of ENG LAND.—By Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, Ku'. Ooe of the Locket of his Majesty's Court of Coalmen Pleas. With NarEs and ADDITIONS, By EDWARD Coatirrutti,Eici. Barrister at Lavi. .rhe Downing Profesur of the Laws of Evgland..and Chief Jus tice ot . the-file of Ely. • Printed. by , A.. Strahan, his Majesty's Law Printer,. for T. Cul& awl W.Davits.fitrood. Of.whons asay also be bad, Dedicated, by permisilott, to Loan Eu.satholoitol, An ANALTos OI ELAC.fttT.rt t COMILANTARIts OD the LAWS of Ertma tut, to wfbariesof Qwpolons, to winch the &t*. dent Is to stow his Ownstinewers, by. inadint that Wolk. !ay BARRON nat.., of the Honourable SixietY of tho.loneeTentitlei Bowles-at‘Law. ode von. Om. - prim, se. la boards. TO SOLD Sv AUCTION,_ At the Star Ina ' Pontefract, in the County of York, on Thurs. day the iith day of May next,, bet weer the hours of three and Ave o'c!o k in the afternoon, before the CominisAionet a nosier a Contsuissi , in of Bankrupt awarded and kilned against John Seaton, of Pontefract aforesaid, Banker, by order of the Asslr mere, subject to sack conditions as shall be thou anti there • produced ; A LL that CAPITAL MESSUAGE or Mansion -1-1- how situate in the Haase Fair in Pontefract aforesaid, to geher with a CoacLshouse, Stables, and all other sultsrile and convenient Offices of every description. Also, a Gamlen, partly surrounded with a flues% brick wall,' sheared immediately b :hind the same Premise, with Hot thoult4 and Stores candisig therein, . well furnished with Pines, Vines, sad Peach Trees, re a Douaiking cuadiv ion, containing altogether two Acre, or thereabouts. Also, all that parcel of Meadow or Meanie, around, situate behind the above described Premiss. and separated therefrom by t'ee back Lone or Road, containing, by admeasurement, four teen Arils, or thereabouts, and commonly called the legs, corn prisitr, besides the Paddock, tastefully and conveniently laid oat, a daunt-yard, with Cow-house, Sheds, and other conveniences. Also, an Orchard and .Kitchen Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees and Vegetables; in the centre is a Cold Bath, well with'elear water. l'he above Land is partly Freehold and partly Lelsehold for very long terms of years, subject to several out-payments amount ing altogether toltbout..Clo per annum. ' Also a Freeliokl Menuage or Taw:neat, and Farmstead, con taining a Barn, Stables, Dove Cote, and other Oat-buings, and 'about .70 Acres of Lanti(l9 Acres of which only are niter the plough), Attlee it East Hardwick, about two mile front Ponte fract, and now is the accupation'of Mr. Ewbaok. Also several other Closes of Ankle and Meadow Lend, Fan,- taining about Acres, situate in Vast Hardwick 0941414 and now in the occupathin of Mr. James Harrison. The Land-tax oesbaaviele of the those Premises is relented, agd the Vicarial cr e tin Rents are purchafed. • . Also. several Penis lY Pontefiict, Clutch la yfrri r e sqvakat altao9ne. • Also a Horse itqe ow Brotherton Marsh. ' Also four Shiree in the risiodey Cave. •Aloo four Shares/a the bonsasterll'ostine. jilpo owe Uwe. is. the POltOlifri=• Gond §tood. 'And ,arso one-fourth pan of the ow of 22V0 se9wedepr . Tolliof.Harddil Turnpike Road: fOr hirther prefabs/tar agos any pan of lbw odd Pemba', ,srlay to ainCeiernas,,Ediciter,fleatstract. .