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HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK; 'And the Royal Highness be, respectfully requested to take THE CHAIR, at a Meeting to be held fo.• the above purpose, r a ta fix a time which may bee suit the convenience of his go o hi, Royal Highness' having consented to take the Cliair, a pu ghle MEETING will be held at the CIT I' OF LONDON plefittl. Neitoppeare street, on MONDAY. the Ott* etlttly i r esat, when the attendance of Person ; dispose.: to co-operaie lira the views of the Association is earnestly requested. 1 .. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clork. • W. G. CARTER, Secretary. FROM LAST NIGHTS LONDON adzErrz. AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN TES DI)TILLATION OF &PIRII MISS PARKER'S NEW WORK! This day was published, Inlns vole. 12mo. price 1116. boards, CiELF•DECEPTION: A Novel, in a Series of A-7 Letters. By Miss EMMA PARKER, Au:bor of the " Guerilla Chief,".&c. &c. Printed for T. Egerton, Whttekall, and may be bad of all Booksellers. . r QUEEN'S PALACE, JUNE 24. TMs evening, at nine o'clock, the solemnity a the Marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Mary, daughter of his Majesty, with Field-Marshal his Royal Highness William Frederick Duke of cuter, and of Edinburgh, &c. &c. was performed in the Grand Saloon at the Queen's Palace by his G: ale the Aichbishop of Canterbury, in the preamace of her 4 Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness the Pri Regent, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yl4 :, Clarence, Kent, and Cambridge, their Royal High nesses the Princesses A egtista•Sophia and Elizabeth, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Yorl., her Royal . Highness the Princess Sophia of Glr.nci:ster, Fis Serene .Highness the Prince of Saxe Coheurf4 his Serene Highness the Doke d'Orleaes, her Royal' Highness the Dirchesc e'Orieans, and Mademoiselle d'Oileans, the Duke of Botn-b-in, the Great Officers of State, the Ambassadors and Ministers from Fo reign States, the Officers of the Household of lit:. kqesty - the 'Qeeet:, a Ms rZoyai ilighness tha Priv:4e Regent, and of t'e younger lra..ches of the Royal Fanlike, assisting at the ceremony. At the conclusion of the marriage service the registry of the marriage wets attested with the wital formalities, after which her t.l.jvsty the Queen, hiss Royal Highness' the Prince Regret, the Bride and Bridegroom, with the rest of the Royal Family, re-' tired to . the Royal Closet.: The Bride and .Bridegronin soon after left the Queen's Palace for Bagshot, the seat of his Rbyal Highness..the 1 u.ke,ol Gloucester. Her Majeki. the Queen, his Royal Highness the Prince 'regent, and the rest of the Royal Family, passed ihto the Grand Saloon, where the Great Officers„Nobility, Foieign Ministers,,and other per sons Of distinction present, paid their compliments on die occasion. An important Improvement in Distillation of Sri. tits was lively demonstrated before a number of prac. tical Chemists and tcientiiic Gentl emen, , at Mr. Dorm's, in Leicestit ,goitre, the itmospLile of the elaboratory being at sixty /Tee. Two stills were equally charged with low Wales, at seven degrees below proof by the hydrometer. In the best modern still, on the conSinnpti-n of six poriims of fuel in the turnecly rctiffed spirits came over in twenty fir: minutes, at a - temperature of one hundred and ter; mid two and a half degrees above proof producinglive pasts of rec. tined spirits and two partsof low %vitae's at the strength di 'the first charge.—On the application of only three portions of fuel to tke filmiest of Mr. Dooo's proved Still, rectified spirits came over in eight mi. flutes, at the low temperature of :hey four, producing six prrts of spirits at three and a trait degrees above proof. and flair parts of low wines, will a fresh charge ready to prn-i•ed with, seated horn tt , e caloric pass. ing iv i rer condenser curia; the process of distillutur..—.9::ch are the savings and advantages of this new prinrrile, partlz performed in a vacuum. I his day were puhli)licd, In 87n. with Pour soleured Plates, prke 159. boards, DR.ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DIS• EASES of the URINARY ORGANS ; particularly those of the Bladder, Prostrate Gland, and Urethra. Illustrated by Cases and Engraviag.. By JOHN HOWSHIP, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loodon, and of the Medico•Ckirurglal Society. Printed for Louisan, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pater nostei-rew. . MEDICO•CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, Val. VII. Part I. This day was published, in syn. (with Four Plates), price 101. 6d. in boards, Vol. VII. Part I. of MEDICO C HIRURGICAL TRANSAC- P.11: 11 .1st esl.4 doolsSollsall sodebtratgleat so ciety of /.ondon. , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row. Of whom may be had, Volumes 1 to 6, wkh numerous Plates, price £5. 45. boards. 42 TIC H Holders of Five per Cent. FRENCH 1.) STOCK as May wkh to avail themselves of the arrange. m ean inad,! by the Fr. rcli Government for the regular payment in England of :he Dit.:cltods of their Funds, at the currciit thaiige. immediately after :heir becoming due, are it:formed that, a r t k to meet the Dividend due std bepteniber next, Powers of Attorney for the receipt of te same Mst be sent to Mr. 5.% T O LIS'S Cout vg-hous h e, No. Si, u Great V4'inekeete sreet, on ur hetore the xxd August. Forms of Powers of Attor ney, or any other inforni.lion relative to Fr..:ncit Funds, marbe lad ly applying there, elates. personally or by letter. THOMAS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.—NEW EDITION. This day was published, in one large and closely printed Volume, 1V.4 UTIC.4I, tiCIENCE. price 161. boards, PHE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC.— ..IL txhibiting the Characters; Causes, 6 , mptoms, Prognos tics, Morbid Appearances, and improved Method of Treating the Diseases of all Climates. The difficulties that men of genius hate at all times experienced in rendering the fruits of their application available, have been subjcct of complaint even to those whose mechanical talents have rendered the greatest service to their country. The individual ia whose behalf this address is put forth, has invented a machine which ascerta!ns the latitude, longitude; variation of the needle, and length of the day at the ship; but no ezeition of his has been successful in .nbtaiAing an opportunity of submitting it to those who alone, from their official situation, can patronize any invention of the kind which may possess merit. The o testimonies of scienti fi c men and practical navi. gators speak loudly in its praise, but, unhappily, bins. self and his machine still remain in obscurity: It has liven conceived that the Astronomer Royal, the Board of Longitude, cr the Lords of the Admiralty, were prt:pei channels through which judgmem might be obtained. as to the usetuhress of this instrument. and application has b:en• atcordingly made to each, re. qui-stintt them to see, and judge; but from tlie.for. men i.e received a verbal repulse, from the latter a wriaen oi'e, in the following words: Adariritir Ogee; Slet May, 1816. " Slit —Hu b e r ; 1i,i.l before my Lords Commissioners of the Adnera.ty yotir !cues- of the :Mai inst. (Nearing tkat an Inurw m. of . which you have completed mar be isaminea, I arecont. :winded to .icquatot you, that their. Lartivhip3 will not trouble you on .o,e am. Sir, your very humble servant, 44 Mr. (signed) " 3021 N IRAKILOW:' Tile extreme simplt:ity of the instrument is an ad. L ditional and peat recommendation of the machine; hrt v icatilzz Circis;A:t:tuCei, a iti4f. - 7nual to the •fnientor, became any matPAlrt may, aft6slajp-tui notes inspection, nvi.ke one in a week rend Vet youth, who can comprehend the first tudimeete of , Aslronomy, may make from it all the deductons oecessary. in Geography, Astronomy, or Navigation. TIUs mode of address is suggested by a friend, in hopes_of attracting the notice of one of several men of science, capable of judging of its merits, and who will we or combine their efforts to bring into-notice the invention of a veteran, who has seen more than seventy winters 'pass over his head, and who now feels that lie has but a short time to enjoy either the honour or profit-that may resitlt from it. Any Gentleman willing to assist in the object here set rlarth , will please to address to It. D. 11. No. 20, Little St. Thoniai clpostlr, Quern-street, Cheaps;44e, and shall b.• waited upon by a Gentleman, who will gladly comMunicate with them on the subject. By ROBERT THOMAS,' M.D. Fifth Edition, Revised awl considerably Enlarged. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown ; Ci de4 and Davies; S. Higitley and hon ; J. Callow; E. Cox and Son ; Bald Cradock, aad Joy; Law and Whittaker; E. add G. Underwood. 32, Fleet. wee ; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. . - HIE 171'H OF SEP I'EMBER, THE STM E LOWERY BEGINS DRAWING. ' TDiSli has great satisfaction in informing his . Friends that the piesent Lottery meets with universal approbation ; as the Scheme is so arranged, that the Capitals cannot remain in the Wheel en long as they often have done, be anie the Drawings are to be equal eaeh day, and the very Gist Prize drawn will he eptititid in . . Forty Tho , isand Pounds more ! It therefore May he a Prize of Eighty Thousand Pounds! The Lottery con ains Two Prizes of X 40,000, 'lwo of £30,000, anilfarious other Capitals, amounting in all to £203,780, in Stott and Money, though there: are hut .4,000 Tickets. ',* The aroti,Eing succtss which invariably attends DISH% Ma, is so universally known-that it would ue unneaessary to sate it, even if the 'lnns of an Advertisement would admit of it, office it to say, be so'd in the last Lottery (just finished) • One Pate of 30,000 Pounds, . And 26 other Capitals, and in the last twelve Months, 1 wo l'rizes of 1it , ..,000 Pounds, One of 40,000 Pounds, Four. of V.o,c-00 Pounds, Sta t es numerous Prizes of £..:0,09n, &c &c. as may be seen by the Schemes which are . t.) li hid gratis at his Offices, 4, Cornhill, sot t, Charitig•Crsss, where T Oickets and Shares are now 'Ohm. _.. . SWAN HOTEL and TAVEITN, HAIITINGS, SUSSEX . 77 C. mar r, havi.ng taken the above Hotel and • Tsvern, avaiis tiln7 self of 'Es op?oroutt) to lawns the Nobility, Genre'', iota Peine in general. titar Its has limed is sip ii i a and clmmodiotni traLner, where every a , tention will be paid to the couttort anti our.v..t e itnce of those who may honour l'int with their favoarf, ir:d mists, by . strict attention, to merit the approbation ut a dice: Wing public --C. F. M. also begs to Inform Commercial Gentlemen, that be has fitted up, (sol.-ty for their use) a large and convenient 'loom looking into the High hum, where - the priticii..r.l trade of tate town is carried on. Importer of and Dealer in Wines, &c. Sec. N. 8.• Neat Post Chaises, with excellent Horses and careful driven —Coaches every morning at seven and eight o'clock, so the Bolt hi Tun, Fleet-streez ; and Hatchet's, New White Hang Cellar, Piccadilly, London. - • This day was publiiited, in Am price 12s. hoards, A. TREATISE on the NATURE and CURE of GOUT ; comprehending a General View of a Morbid Sate of the Digestive Organs, :sad of Regimen ; with some Ob serva:ions on Rheaniatiorn. _ Immediately after the conclushen of the mArtiage the Park and Tower guns were fired, and the evening concluded With other public demonstrations of joy in the Metrophlis. [ This Gazette also announces, that the honour of Knighthood hu been conferred on R. Hall. k..q. I'ost Cagnetta, and Com mander on tb Lakes in Canada.] , CROWN OFFICE, JULY 8`•. Member returned to serve in this present Rirliatnent Shire of Dumbarton-1 he Hight Hun Archibald Colgulimin, of Kaki -moat, Lord Cletk BANKRUP Edward Partri4e, late of little Queen-weer, Holborn, atlmAn, and s►at•chandler, dealer atA en.ipinais, to ,orrzlider Anguat 6, and Sept. S, at ten, at tludnhell. Act.,r.'ry, hir. Gatos, By CHAR! .SCUDAMORE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Physicians, of the Medical and Chirurgieul Society of Loudon, &c...Bte. Printed for the Author; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster• row. Of whom may he ha.!, lately pliblished, An Analysis of the Mineral Water of rnbridge Wells, with some Acceamt of its medicinal Properties, by Charles Scadamore, M.D. '1 a which are annesed;Obwryations on the Properties of the Water in Domestic Use, by Thomas Thomson, M.D. Pr. Ss. This day was published, Jn Two Volumes iumo. price les. hoards, THE BOTANIST'S COMPANION ; or, An INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE of PRACTI CAL BOTANY, and the USEi to* PLAN I'S, either growing wild in Great Britain, or cultivated fur the Putpows of Agricul ture; Medicine, Rural Economy or the Arrc, on a new Plan. By Printed far Longman,. Hurst, tiers, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoater-row ; and told by the Author, at Isis Botanic Garden, Sloane street. _ daroline-4:eit, John Robson, of Sunderland nelr Ow sea, Derharn, grocer and tea-dealer, hay Se 6, August Ohl Siv .‘: elevrn, at the Bridge Inn, Vishop Wearnto.i; h. A.r..2,445, Mr.Pliimpure, 4, Lamb's Buddiugs, temple, Lotion ; is Mr. Wm. C.:retool), Munk David Lloyd, tat, of Rwl, Montgomeryshire, Enie-harrer, Inly `pr, rhastt 3ev4-4, 0. :even, at the *writ 114, ►' At wines, Mr. Grillitbi,"Wilel.puoi; of Mr. Stevenson, Of whom may be bad s by the same Author, Hints addres,ed to Proprietors of Orchards, and to Growers of Frui; In general, comprising Observat•on on the present State of the Apple Trees, in the Cider Countries. Made in a Tour during the last Summer. Also the Natural History• of the Aphis Lanata or American Blight, and other Insects destrac4ve to Fruit 1 rtes. In one volume, limo. 6s. boards. . N. B. The Author will commence a Conveorif Botanical Lec tures on the t 7.1 t instant ; for particulat apply at the Garden. coin's Inn, London. John Stanway, late of Leominster, Herefordshire, surgeon and apothecary, dealer and chai.mail, August 6,7, and Septenther 3, at eleven, at the Royal Oak lust, Leominster. Anomie', Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abhost, New Inn, London, or hltssrs. John Beebiee Morris and l'humm Moms, Leominster. Tovey Jolliffe, Of Henley in Arden, Warwickshire, draper, dealer and chapman, August 1, t, anal Sept, 3, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Warwick. Anomie', Mestira. Tleyrick and Broderip, Red Lion.spare, L6ndon ; or Messrs. Lea and Son, Henley in Arden. IRichird Kirkham, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, draper, grocer, dealer and chapinan, August 1, t,aud Sept. 3. at eleven, at the White Hart Itin, Spalding. Atturnies i Alessrs. Green and Car ter, Spalding ; or Meats. Willis and Cu. 3 s Warrifard court, Tbrogniorton.srret, London. tlenry woods, late of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and Chapman, lily 21;it twelve, August 6, at °irk, and Sept. 3, at ten, at Attormes, Mr. Yallup, 6, Princes-street, Bedford row, London; or Mr. Curry, Liverpool. Fra..cis sudsier, Thomas Marshall, and George Marshall, now or late of Yolk, liiieminenihants and copartners, August 12, 13, and btr,,L. 3, at ten, at the White Horse Inn, York. Attorities, Messrs. Lanil.etts, Taylor, and Deane, 2, Gray's Inn-square, Londna ; or Mark Anthony Robinson; York. Robert Smith, late or Pontefract, Yollshire, surgeon and apothe cary, dealer aid chapman, August 10,12, and Sept. .3, at 11, at the Red Lion inn, Pontefract. Anomie*, Jesse. Bitty, Stocker, and Dawson, Furiiivaes Inn, London ; Of Mr. lief,- ROYAL iEA:W AT ER AND SIiOWER RAMSGATE. FOB. SCHOOLS. 7 his day was published, price is. hound, NEAT EDITION OF VIRGIL. A • Collated trees the Hist Editions. By' A. J. VALPY, A.M. Printed by A.l. Valpy ; ~old by Law and . Whittaker; Long man and Co. and all other Booksellers. Of whom may be had, bound, Nralpft Hoaacit, 3s. 6.1 POUR PLATS of PLAUTUS, with Engliqt Notes and r a Qlosiary, 4s. 0. Gs( LEK dRASIMAR,fig. 6.1. I.AI'IN GRAMMAR, 2.6. 6d. ORRICK DELECIUS, 43. LATIN DLL Lc r us, with Directims Er s .lanstions, a new Edit. 2t LALIN V4.CABULARY, ES. PlltVl Ezzactsts, is. fid. LATIN DIA LOGULS, 2. PAL NCI PIA OrIiCIOISUM, &c. 3s. 6d. Cita(' nn. LOGY, L'6. ELLOANTIX LATIN A, 46. od. CICLRONIS KrISTOL.C, 211. EPITOME hACRI; HISTORIX, 21. ELLMENTS or MY I*110• LOOT, 2% CICLILO'S OYSICRI, With English Notes,6e. bds. Bar ker's eICERU,DL ASIIC. LT FLISCC . r. with Eugii•h Notes, 64. 6d. And Tanana De GERM. LT AGRIC. with Ellgilbh No:es, 61. 6d. Patronised by his Ro y al Highness the Duke of asautes: TAYA SON, Ploprietoi of the Rom) Sethi ? . begs to .1 . 1 return his s'ncere thanks to the Nobi*y and Gentry who lave vi-ited Ramsgate, for the verrldseral patronage he has re ceived from them for these last twenty-five years; and begs to assure them, that eirsder the att.v;:e of the Gentlemen at the Me• eital PudeEsion who have hon,ured him with their patrumgc, le conducts his Baths according to their directions: and he hopes by Late:on t.ng attuntit tt to deserve a continuance of coat support Le h:o •o long s. sp. deuced. Dr AsuN bqs to add that his I erms are as Nader: Warm Bathe its. GA each, or Sevet: for a Go'n za—Warm weeSho BA-It, I s. Shower halt:, D. Bath !louse to Let, either by th:. M..ntil or for the Season, on very reasonable turns : comprises eioll. Bed., Dr awing-room, two Parham, and Ki.chen. Letters of enquiry after Loch is gs addressed (post paid) to J. Dyasen, at the Royal Warm Baths, svil be duly answered. WARREN'S ORIGINA L . _ _ JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal is the highest Japan Varnish, preserve, the Leather sec, and prevents its cracking, doe! rot sod the linen, is perteetly free Loin arty unpleasant smell, and will retain its vim.* in any 6146 Vt. Sli'd V.'holevile by 1? ohert Warren, 14, St lkihrtitt's-late,. tendon; and ;teal CAdwell, Lublin; White, Weertord ; Thoei.we, Bau t ; At a.t:sen, Edinburgh; ()shoo Ile, i•lnn,lnverurs-; Cookw , li :by . . Plymouth; Wolierden, gatr; rage, Ramsgate; Lawler, Brightou ; Rudd, South:surgeon ; idavoi, Chester; Eacclins, c. 0.; Clark, La:matter; Woad, Birmingham; Pierson. St•l'vticl ;Gnertislade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; St ounthwalte, Liverpool; Edmonds, Swansea; Pint.rel. BIWA ; Bonne!, Caclisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Wat- Vow, Scarborough and by his Agents hi every Tow n in t he Xinplorn, Stow &sales, is. 6d. a pint, lid. half a pint, and U. each. Carnow.—Observe, none are gcnuinc unless ~/'~t~~/ I vrvtO/itp I- !toed on tte Label, and .14, St. Maren's-lake, stAmped in lioftle, 34 the superior quality of chi: Blacking has Induced Pt " . " 121 ?ale impostors to Dell spurious compositiousiandar the nitre. DIXON's ArL PIBiI.tUtIS PILLS.' lI I IHESE Pith long since cbtained a just celebrity lc tho private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Ayoti,ecary ; an d f rom their great success in many obstinate 1411. "" ditto ders, on titme:ou.i Patients or eistinction, para . cairly Me Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady *AY 2n4 s 't:LE, the Viscountess P ULKELEY, &c. be was per rn,led to offer them to tie Public, ruler sanction of their names. 1 hey are found to be an incomparable remedy for ilitiists t:on, and restoring the tone of the ,oinach. They remove ha t' 11 0 end temporary coitivettes.,;sicli head-aebs,and heartburn. wheth er ;rising from •he acrimuoy of the redundant bile, intent- •erate (Pet, or drioltio3 to exc. es, and will be found a most valiailc Medicine to 1w re=orient to opmi every indisposition, tie. Satiated by a thundered state of the Stomach and Bowels. add by Masrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, CbeWisle, London ; 4 *I" at 2. WI 60. anti 225. and also by Mr. Gardner, George- I . trot, E.lsr.nurelt; MO*Vb. Newliery and bons, Defile-street, 4 " ;,: , d LL: Mt:tits:Ws Venders ire every Cirf Town it I ! Pt waited kiqduci. CORE'S PICTURE OF SWIEZEIMAND. - --- - This day was published, accompanied with a coloured Map o Switzerland, price ss. boards, or 51 . ti d. bound , THE T RAVE LLER's GUIDE in SWI'IMER. LAN p. describing every object of curiosity,with a detailed Account of the Cities of Geneva, Lausanne, Berne, and Zurich, the Alpine Passes of the Eimplon, St. Gothard, and St. Barnard, and the Glaciers of Chamoutty and Grindlewald. • By HENRY COXE, Esq. Author of the Picture of Italy. •„ " This Volume presents to the curious and inquisitive a va riety of tilt...ma:ion out to be mrt.with it.,any other Work, and is the result of personal observation. `l . he Expenses of Travel ling and !Awing is. Switzerland, Hints to Pedestrians and Invalids, the Value of Swiss Monies, Plans of Tours , with every thing that can possibly be required, are here detailed In a methodical ant perspicuous manner. lair.ilon: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater nom er-row. Most important to persons engaged in Trade, and highly useful and interesting to the Profession of the Law, Clerks of the Peace, Country Magistrines, Ste. This day was published, price Seien Shillings, PHE 'REPORT of the SELECT COMMIT 1. TEE on the INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACTS, 53 and 54 Geo. 111. with the MING tES of EVIDENCE taken before the Committee of the House of Commons of the following Gentle- • Mtn : Mr. Thomas Clark, Mr. Samuel Worrall, Mr. Robert Waithnian, Mr. Peter Laurie, Mr. Charles Harrison, Mr. John 'rate, Mr. John Brogden, • Mr. George Preasef. F Mr. Robert Hawkes, Mr. William Lee, ' Mr. Samuel Oliver, Mr. John Sloper, Mr. Nicholas Nison, - Mr. R. E. broosbooft. Mr. Edward Kirby, Mr. John Gosling, Printed Ice Clement, 192, St 1 he First Annual Regoo_ a Commons ON MADHOUSE:4 Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mr. John Merryweather, Mr. Richard Orasswell, Mr. G. Ernest Emil; Mr. Joseph Thompson, S r Richard Phillips, Mr. Serjeant Runnington, Mr. F. William Carter, Mr. George Fox, - Mr. Nathaniel Davies, Mr. John Walter, Mr. John Phillips, Mr. Thomas Hewett, Mr.,Robert Taylor, Mr. John Cole Cooper. anL. Of whom may be had, he Committees of the House bf price 7s. yenta), Pontefract. William Hackett, of Langley, Derby:44e, tanner, Angest 4,3, at air, and Sept. 3, at eleven, itt the l'inwh Bowl, Zlottigham. Attorniel, Mr, Hubberaty,ls, Austui lirtars,l.usulott, or Mr. Nuttall, Nottingham. Henry Brodribbe Evans. of Bath, booksdler, statidner, dealer and eltapmau,July.i7, at eleven, lull , 2t4, awl See 3, at Live. at the Christopher ltro,,Bath. Attorm,s, Mr. ihnitriat, limes Beech- Walks, lemple, London ; or Mr. John Physick, bath. Samuel. Boardman and Robert Isaaramars, bosh of Liverpool, merchants, Aug. 12, 13, amt : ept, S, at one, at the :star and Garter Taveiii, Liverpool. Atturuies, Messrs. Avlson and Wheeler, Liverpool. William Kinston, crow/bridge, carrenter, Aug. 8, at five, Aug. e, Sept. 3, at eleven, at the George, 1 rowbridge. Atlornies, Mr. l'imbrell, jun. frovebeidge, and Messrs. Debarry arid Co. Pate-street, I.incohes• I on- Betts. Jahn Isaac, Gosport, leatber•seller, Aug. IS,at one, Aug. 14, at eleven, Sept, s, at one, at the 01,1 fown Hall, Purtsmoutb.-r- Attornies, Mr. Potsldes, Por:sea, and Mr. Shelton, Scums house, Old Bailey. • DIVIDENDS lo be made at GUILDHALL. • August 17, William Brown, Sutton-at Hour, sheep dealer, at ten. Aug. 17, John Stuart, Leadenhall-street, merchant, at ten. Aug. 27, John Ayling, Chertsey, saddL:r, at eleven. Aug. 17; John Theodore Vpn Hein, Camomile-street, merchant, tit ten. Sept. 3, John William Hiort, Great Smith-street, coal.merchant, at twelve. Aug. 24, Jane £Locker, Great Russell-tared, victu aller, at tin . Aug. 13, Samuel P almer, Bout:on on the Water, mercer, at twelve. Aug. 31, John Anthony Deschamps, Ho ward's-place, Clrrkenwell, engine turner, at ten. Aug. 17, 'llO - Bugden, Briglithelnistear, builder, at ten. Aug. 17, George and Charles {,ales, Tower-street, brokers, at ten. • DIVIDhNDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 13, John Watson, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Boulognemouth, Leeds. Aug. it, William Gill, Bury ..)t. L.I mund's, grocer, at two, at the Angel, ' St. Edmund's. Sept. S, Robert and John Harding, Trowbridge clothiers, at two, at the George, Trowbridge. Aug. 17, JobnWatsoo, Darlington, currier. at eleven, at the King's Head, Dirlington.• Augu.t 11, Abraham Clibbome, Haverfordwest, merchant, at one, at the White Lion, Bristol. CERTIFICATES, Auourr 13. Nathan Davis, I.imelmose, slopseller. Charles Johnson, Liver Bank, calico priuter. Howell Howells, Carmarthen, tanner. — Frederick Fisher, Edgware-road, nurseryman). Daniel Sutton, Jun. Brightlingsea;ship.owner. Thomas Scott, Liverpool, Wien William Baker, Bentol, cabinet-maker. James Plaits, .0 week seller. Ann Atldasdn, Bath, jeweller.— Joseph and John Corsbk, Rotherhithe, maw -waken. 'llion Herbert, New Burlingtonitreet, apothecary.. This is the age of real and useful disenvery.—ln no btrich is it more displayed than in the treatment of ka t destructive disease which is the hanenf.youth gnd'sensual enjoyment. To such success is the prac tice (in the worst forms of it,) now brought at that respectable institution, the Lock and Surgical Dis pensary, under the direction of Mr. KILRNAN, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Lower Char lotte-street, Bedford-square, that upwards of one hun— dred cases of Stricture, 'resides Degility and other Affections of the Generative Organs were radically cured by the last report of the Institution. An impor tant mechanical improvement has been made by the experienced Surgeon of the Institution, which renders the cure of obstinate Stricture particularly successful and speedy. The number of persons that fall victims to disor ders, prhduced •by consulting illiterate pretenders, is incredible—the latent seed of a dreadful . disease le suffered to lurk in the system, and too (shell shorten life; these circumstances induced Dr. Conran, and three Surgeons of thirty years experience, to establish a Medical Board at Charlotte-House, Great Char. lotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Cha. pel, Blackfriars' Road. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improperly treated, and particularly those afflicted with Stile. tures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrofula!, Nervous Debili ties, arising from warm climates, juvenile' indiscre tions, &c. •Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, ulcerated throat, mouth, and nose, pains in the bead and limbs, frequently =Aden for rhea. matism ; nodes nu the shin bones, &c. are symptoms which appear years after, and often ea.bitter the m;. trimonial state. Messrs. COOPE R. MUNRO, and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people from eight in the morning until nine at night ; or_by letter, inclo- sing a lee (for no otters are answered) stating „their case, when medicine-and advice are sent to all pans of the kingdom. The pilveaud fistula cured, with. out burning or cutting ; andiadvice gratis, on Tues day, Thursday * and Sunday mornings, till twelve o'clock. A side-door, and private rooms for females. -Tau aninast.Phyritians leave litelyjeinerl- 1- " • ' Meerreal Gendarme . taw wad with t advice, (WC firnent Ansi centrrilasim 41ht Board ; aid their Patio* for '