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JOHN BELVEY, otherwou called COUIrtRY JACIce etbeselie WSW COVII rat ; JACK, otherwise Lona Jcpc, h ptdi almegad *iris: FELONY. and hes abecolided.—Whoeverg appreliend the snit JOILN SELVEIN or glee intonation' lit means of which be Way be ipprehended, 5ia11,1904 hie befit it-dged in any of his Majesty's soak, naive a Rens* of ONE UNDR ED POUNDS, spea application to Mr. Baer , at the Onen Oicee Joan SIELVtIf lately resided in Ivy-lane, Hogan, Nast of oh utl years of age, be feet ten inches high, strong buoy made, tain face, long Roman woe, a cut arrow the bridle; Mekt bre** , ha ;r, Chin on the top; stoops in his walk, and looks like a coach-1 awl: had out when he ab.conded, a bLtck oat and waistcoat, light corduroy breeches, jockey boots, elite colour tent Coat with pockets =Ale,' end a pepper an d colour great coat over it, with one cape. Noe Jewell known ai most of the Coachmen and Guards; he attends Fairs attd Horse Races, and is well known at Birmingham, Liverpool, and at mot of the places mend the coast. $.1117* I.IIIIIA HOWL nteatier it, tale. rrifftE dougt putt:gilts vat uNITSO tioAfiAmv Alilectiansq Ategt4loiftibt le No /14/011VDMS, sb mski gigs Mill, that 1 General Court Of the said C.nutpant se 'their Vase to uiasloolsalluefeet, 0 WEDDIESDA*, the ea lanuatip, 1417, Cm* Me m o'clock lit ifsi Porinssea, twO Ski $1 • the Evening, to Balk Oh die foroirlng " Tait Mr. Chilli, tlOLltitillittOf the 800 cita Whiteside*, be perrnktil in retails to genasl*ltil sbeb matt Is chit Coalitttr i t 4etOrai PA falba! h i eittlite4 m nailer the thaVilitoOl of the Act of Artist Deo. lil. Cap. 153 i See. its." 'la oilier to &taints*, by such Ballot, whether pititsla Nye Or tlst Ororretdirs present at such Ceneral Cant, Consent flier the pfd Mr. attisitlit Tosartas he pehisttnirl 4o ratiarnwili his filth to India. The Multi thileittbar ilia Mike, shat at the sill Gesitrit coda, the falairloo:ltotoliitlon of the General Cenci Of Oita day; win be spillinktad Ear tear cooOlnattoils ' " Thaethtsprio ippraiie an 4 confirm the Resotelceihr thi Court et ICRteiroellPlN t h e 30th Oetobair fie 1140 1 044 ow' thec * Noropean to assert id the Orlaittal Department at the fat, Sadia Collor, with 1400 tser Annum, and an allow. ince of 41Go pee Anoilai hie gouge -ant, agreeably to dad of the 611 s cap: cif ibO COmpany's 113-141ra." JAMB. COBB, ' ro t okiedcine barley been received by the Committee vibe* Clothes should be sene, tba Public are respect• i f l ooped, that any articles of Clothing sent to the Soap• # 04 4 poise lirlik-bene,4yitallielde, will be carefully • Sslarlptleas already advertised, mow f S Stated laeorreedy ia yes Mess Altiegtea, ruler Adirerthefttent. Mn. Abington set 1 At Ladbrake ami Co. James Caosp, Esq. Bank-bulldogs 05 0 At Vim laff sad Ca • &maks Mid Were o C O. At I'asd 1 0 LT. . 1 0 At e, State, lila Ca S. s 108. Freaks, blewcath to At Me, 'fboridos, sad Co. T. . 1 1 florvasts of Mr. Fatrle, - at Westbattb, Zs 7s 6d Nobody o s *Use Logrews. Clapton Su 0 Mrs. Frames Horns, Claphirau Comma 10 0 Mrs. Elisabeth Hole*, ado 10 0 At &spittoon la C.. - LC. 04 0 e. En. Auk g a.square • 10 10 itutorts sod Co. 0 s 2 an.mo At PrTscott and Co. ' L. P. 1 BaUeoes and Soo 10 o ALBION FIRE AND LIPE iiiStItANCE COMPADIY, 04W IIRIPOIC•IITIllilLT,ILAtCf 111 / 4 11 EMPOWERED BY AC r.OF PARL I A ELM; For Insurance froth Ft ae. an/ qp Lives; and or tlig Grant 6n4 • Purchase of Axmorrtas. INSIIRANCES failing due at ettatre‘tAk win et#.re unless renewed within fifteen d4yi from 'chit period. 1 be system of Fir! Insurance pursued by this Company *was ever, advantage which such a security can yield. A largeallow;n6e is made op Lite bisuratice t Indy/try facility is afforded by which the interest and codveniettee of the Oldie may be promoted. WARNER Secretary. - - - At Vete and Co. es of a Wave 1 8 At Williams and Col Captain Charles Gram, Itoyal Navy 10 0 NEW EDITION OF LORD HOLCANDI LOPE DE VEGA, with Additions. The day was pabilshvd, Os Two Volumes. post Bro. with two Portrait', price 21e boards. SOME ACCUNT of the LIVS ani WRIT. . INDS of LOPE xFw DE VEGA C A RPIO mid OWL: I.EN DE C#STRO. Hy HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND, Primed fix Longman Hurst, Rem. Orris, and. Broom ; Jairaalsilad ItIdSWAV ad cons London . At Smith, Pipit, and Co. rm. Payee, gsq. 10, 19 Nag Letyeto, 11th 1 . 1 0 DraVenet aro Frame At 017 n and Co. Mrs. E. Griffin 1 1 H. F. I A. F. 1 . At Lloyd's. B. • 2 2 LI. tad G. H. 'Robins, Coviortardea to 10 a . Ott&lb% Eat 100 0 At Hoare, Banat, sad Ca. A Trifle 3 0 lady Pigott 1 0 STACKHOUSWS BIBLE, BY BltirlOP GLEIG. This day were published, Parts L and 11. (to be completed in Fourteen Monthly Parts. comprising Three Volumes), on demy ato. 7s. and on royal 4th. price 9 s. eac h, of QTACKHO prier USE'S HISTORY of the HOLY Z BIBLE, from the Beginning of the World to the Establish• meat of Christianity, Corrected and Improved, By the Right gee. GEORGE OLEIC, I.L.D. F.R.S.E. One of the Bishops of the S.cotch Epiecopal Ch4rch And Dedicated, by Permission, to his Grace the I.ofd Arch bishop of Canterbury. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown: F. C. and J givingtose ; Laskington, Allen, and Cu.; J. !Awoken; and Sherwood, Neely, and lona, Landon. is rt HE COItDIAL.. BALM -OF (;[Limpuniversally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious In a* illW3Pi wasting% loss-of ippetite,indigestion,depretsionot spirits, • trembling or tliaking of the bands or ha**, obstinate etiqeht, shortness of breath, and consumptive habitus It thinathe 61°046 eases ail • most violent pains in the bead and stalltath,ind promote* • gestic perspiration. 3y the nobliky and gentry this medicine is thuch admired, being pleasant-. n the taste and smell, tringkig the fibres of at stoma*, and giving ilia pTiltcr omit* -* which a good digestion requires. Notitisq tan lie better adapted to help and nourith the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, &e. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East sad• • West Indite for nourishing and invigorating the nervous} est*, mod acting as a general restorative on debilitated (manhattans*, Wig front bilious co'mplainil contrasted in hot dimisks.—. Mom wtio have the.care and education of female', the studious as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be without . the Cordial Balm of Gilead, whirl removes diseases in tie bead, invigorates the mind, improves *e memory ; and Militant, thig . lipigination. lt is the most absolute remedy for suc't diseases Is are emit& ed with the following- syniptonta,, nainity; a &sat epitome of the breast, with difficulty of breathinr violent vdpiptkini the heart, 'solden heat in viirluett•parts ef die bbay I at other times a apse of cold, es If water was poured on thorn; dying pains in Else arms and limbs, bag.k and belly, resembling thine Ike-Monett by the gravel; the pulte very variable, 4nwee; tildes sincommo u : bra dre„ at other limes very quick); yasertiorp chitMenai' sk *Nag% and a sense of stiftvaiiins, hs fiord a ball or kintp in the throat; alternate fits of crying and 'canal• dye laughing; the sleep unsound. and seltlinn reireshing, and the patient often ambled with horrid dreams. Much has been said by interested individuals against medicinal tent tiie advektised ; . but there is a very impatient abnegation in be Made respeadng the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless ni (now :pun was *esti% safe, and ef fi cacious, it eiAd not have obtuisied tbe unegamphal demiand it has acoired ; for, as it has rarely the gr:at advantage of a tersuastve advocate at the oar of the ;intent, so nothiqg hot his conviction of its virtue& by its salutary effects, can Odom peth severance, and yet rea.oiable paneverauce is certainly most re. • qubite to enable evett the happiest combination of chenftah any} Picnic.* to root out chronic diseasos, iud restore the valetudinto rian to health. Sold by S3MOSI Leigh, Itt, Strand ; Wenn *MI to. I" Oz. fird•sireet. lAndoo ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury $ end Medicine liciders; price tt s. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which one ifs bottle is saved, With the wank..? .1 Sarni Solomon, Liverpool," engrave 4 on the Stamp. twis o o • e; • s u bscripdens are received at the Mansion Howe the s at by Sastael Hoare, jun. Esq. Treasurer-, by all • mid at ail the Beakers in London and Weaunhuter. 8.1. h M reputed that commuteations addressed to tide to may be emit to Samuel Hoare, jun. Trimmer, Los ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, Gawp. ITsf_E' BEN E VOLENCE t N U NPROVIDED CLERGYMAN, of ex -23. topiary character, overwhelmed with, extreme indigeace mifttesa, with a Wife, and Sit Children, all ostler twelve il we 4 age, is this most.releassay, but Irresistibly compelled to mewl to the renowned Benevelence of the Utah Nadia, lig the sole surviving prospect he has of averting icutrieweble sa e or alleviating unnuerable sorrow. The, following Illomfam =sere most gratefully acknowledged: A lAgy . . 45 • I auglaymom . 1 Hill, Esq. - 1 0/5.Z. N. 1. - . • 10A.B. C. per Hoare ___ LT. D. per Harries 1 o Messrs . Mow s Barn I I nett, 1 W. . 0 0 and Cs. Odocriptloas and Donations ate kindly received by the follow. Mg Sunken vts. Wears. Hoare, lileet.stmet ; Miss's. co/ Co. Si . Jainetossreet I Mears. Ham. ha = ad Messrs. Iloseagew and Co.l.mobard-street. C. BELL'S SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS. Yids day was published, In dvo. illustrated with Met, Parts I. and U. price 01.1. t ub, st oma. o f SURGICAL O BSERVATIONS ; being a QUARTERLY REPORT of CASES in SURGERY. ail 0 II 1 I 10 By CHARLES FELL. Part I. contains-4. A Report on 4anter-2. Diseases and Operations ou thn tarytrx-4. (Moses of the Pharynx and ago phagus-4. Cues of Fistula in Mine°. Part 11. Fontaine--1. Casts of Injitry of the Spine--4. Ent. Omuta sad Caries from frari►ted Ribs—s. Femoral Hernia.- '4. Observatiens oa the Prostrate Claud-4. Ob•eeeattona •on the operation of Amputation at the %welder and on the extraction of the to of the one Horst , e of Gunwitot Fricture. Printed for Lontman, Rees, Orme, atul Brown, Pater ' mater• re*. .....------- . &CATE LOTTEIIY OFFICES, 1b.7, CORMILL, and 26, oxfoßD4Titagr. G. CARROLL. has the pleasure of taking the UN sanest , a pportunley of acknowledging the diatinguhboi Fie with which the Public has honoured his Offices. It Is dhltifore aviibirektip Of the highest gealtacation, that he con• intsiates his friends au the enstaant success:which wended their ?stellate% in the Last Lottery, when AR the gamin Capital* um SW Isto ;him in Shares s b1e.2.,733 %. a Prize of • 4130,000 35,530 - a Prise of • 1,000 tv,ato - a Prize of . 1,000 1,3G6 - a Prise of - 1,000 • 4,1601 - a Prize of - 3,000 VC* - a Prize of . KO 3,1100 .. * Prize of • SOO • i 1,560 - J. Prize of - • 500 The present popular Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickets, will temmenee Draw* gist JANUARY, and contains Two Prizes ist 20,000 Guinea., and inure than 40 other Cagitals, AU in iterling Money. The amount 01 the smallest Prize is £17,... Orders from On Cuentry punctually attended to. ....-..... 1 to r be H 0 STUCK PRIZES—ALL STERLING MONEY! In the Niw LOTTgiT, containing Two Prises of n 9,000 Ouincas, &c. and only IVO° Ticket,. To begin it st *I JANUARY. IN eoeeequence of the numerous Applications to the & different 1, ttety Ofli:es, fur particular or favourite Numbers, sod the difficulty the Public had in know in g where to'apply, 'l'. BtSli, Contractor for the present I,octery. Igo leave tom:ounce the following Numbers may be bad of the Office keepers whose Names ate against the m: Mo. 1 Swift 15 Cam:: 49 ridding S Bish 46 Bieb 90 Hazard S Richardson 47 Bich , VI . Swift. 4 Webb 1d Eyroa 82 Carter S Hazard 49 Webb lIS MR 6 Richardson 50 alisfewright $4 Webb 7 Swift 51 Melodeon 4114 Marsha 8 Bob 5t BO Ile Owlet 9 Podding 53 Sion 97 Lynn 10 Hornsby 54 lii•ls IS Sob it elsiot Si Siemer , * IS Mk it Carroll 58 Hazard 100 Owlet 13 Bish 5S Marron 311 Blab . at Swift MI Richardson SINI MAMA 15 Marshall 59 Swift US Webb 16 Hassid 6u Planed 444 Camel 37 Bib 41 Webb SRI Hamra 1 f 18 Iteard 02 Webb SI WOMAN 19 Bob OS Podding /VI E_y,•_l Su Hornsby 66 Richardson mg l's et Hazard et Blab es WO es Hornsby 46 Webb lAN lekberillas la Richardson 67 blab 1,111 44 Mar* no Hillard IPIPO IS hifrowright 69 Rfrfiar4l4l 2, 1 6' 2 2 24 Iron 70 Podding 3.000 ler Mares 71 Irish 3,33 S SS Carroll 78 Carrell 41,t•0u IS awift 73 Even 4, 444 4O Hornsby 74 Land 5 , 000 St Varr.oll 7 1 bi" l 3 • - 11,55 S on Carroll I 6 Hornsby 6,11161 03 Caner 77 Richardson 4,603 Martin ' ll PliLling 78 Bab • 7,000 Piirbag . 6 3 : a ib w bW rigbi 79 Zi e tt b b 2,777 *WAR 8,000 Hazard : epee Marsha ee blab , as Richardron - 0000 Dish 3 1 Richardson SS blarshill • 4,924 Bab 4 8 Bieb . 84 41011 . ,000 Haintery 41 %surd 65 Siirewright • 3,000 Webb 41 Carroll so bawds 11011 ii.ron_ 43 Richards= $7 Marais lt,ooo Mown 44 lisp 88 Sivedfright . 8 1 _,_._Plirs 886 faucying any Nonabses not la the ablaWa We 6... —4 l gown* Her by an early opplionoo to Otto: Keeper et " I:. 4 1 0. 1 9 COotieinur , s e et llllo o " .9 3 No 4 8 • . Air a MEETING of the COMMITTEE. fo r- Rudy held at Lloyd's Osffeolsorsee, for the RELIEF of the INDUSTRIOUS POOR of the Cities et London and West minster, the Boolighof Sotithirark, and pots adjacent„ Instituted in 1793, had renewed in 1900, held this day; Present, MR. HARMAN, Esq. in the Cl inas, , The following Gentlemen being Members of the Co Juba Julies Aogentein, Pop Sir William Leighton Rim Barclay, Esq. Beeman Long. Esq. Mike Barclay. Esq. M.P., M. Dories Malone, Esq. lir Tkeisas Slain& Ban. ' • William Manning, Esq. M.P. Ossod isionspos‘frq. William MOM, Esq. M. P. ABM Eet Joseph Murry'', Esq. M.P. Cbesellans Cods Bart. Joseph Marryw, jun. Esq. Alm Chatfield / riot Matthew Mastin, Esti. William Cotten, Esq. George Munroe, Esq. Patrick Caliphate, Esq. Daniel Mildred, Es q William Davis, PAq. Hon. Philip Posey Deacon s Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. Edward Forster. Eat Robert Shedder. Esq. Thomas Purley Forster, B. B. Sherldsn, Esq. • hi. Forster. Esq. . Sir lames Shaw, Bart. M.P. Peter Free, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq. sir Richard. Carr Gip, Dart. Samuel Thornton, Esq. M. P. Jer. Human, Esq. Claude pro. Thornton, Esq. Edward Hannan, Esq. William Vaughan, Esq. Saville Manilas, Esq. Joshua Watson, hen. Samuel Hoare, Esq. Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. 1. 1. Holford, Esq. Sir Robert Wigrarn, Bart. Hugh Hapunersley, Esq. John Whitmore, Esq. Janes lanes, Esq: John W hitmore, jun, E,tg, George Jeffery, Esq. 'fbmnas Wil.on, Esq. John Jslryr s Esq. It Was Resolved—That k Is eapedient m this particular olio mem, whim the distress is so great in various parts of the Me tropolis, that the Subscriptions to this Committee be renewed, and that the following Address be made to thePtblic: At a time of general difikuky, when the failure of many of the ordinary means of efiiploynieet. combined with the high price of ' the Grit necessary of life. tails for ovary man's best exertions for tbt s l im 1195. the Coniattittee -foe managing the Subscriptions at I.loyd's in 1195. tem and teat ..cannot feel justified either in retaining in their traistle the bal ance s of t Fund to which the I necessides of the present moment have so fair a claim, or in parting with it, to any patticulat Object, without an effort to make it subservient to the promotion of more extensive good. With this view, sad that their little residue may become the toeusdaten of an enlarged •Suboriptielt; they open their Books afroshs for domes much bastions already done, it cannot be de. 'Wed, that there yet remains mach to do, and with the maniples around them, the Committee will not doubt the success of this eenewed appeal in behalf of the objects of their former care. The wax of Charity Is not shortened, and the manna in which eke cry at the distressed Weavers of Spitallelde has been answer /IE, gives the strongest assurance that the :vier of the Committee will sot now be raised in vain for the sefferiog Pour of other pertsee the Metropolis: foi whilst the Committee, in common Intik ewer, friend of humanity, rejoice in the relief tinss emended rto a weritorions District, it woeld be criminal ia them tocenctal ' that Ware are others equally distressed, and equally deserving. Oa this general ratement. resulting from the personal ingot ales of many of their members into the actual condition of the poor in various parts of London and Westminster, the COMPUit. saa content to rest their present call, knowing that is this enemy, benevolence is net less a prindplit than a feeling,. and knew* the paloinl ennateles of pertioderslemils. Ibe Committee must, however, impress their anxious hope, that their call will in no case check the =ran of charity, in the annuls now so georrally opening for Its course in the several polishes of dm mmtropolls and its vicinity ; for they are con vinced that many of the mom important ends of charity are best answered by omit mate' active exertions its his own Immediate aselghbowhood. Bat though charity best begins at home, yet in times like the present especially, it should not end there. It is hoped, therefore, that in most cases, •the one may be done, and the odor not left undone. aaly remains for she Committee to add, that In administer log the fund lammed to its care, it will be, as it hitherto has been, a leading object to avoid as much as possible all inter &runes with parochial management, and, ,taking advantage of local *Begs and loot knowledge, to stir up Parochial Com • ' mittxm, and Subscriptions in the mote opulent District*, and to eaconsupe by grant. in aid, their formation in these quarters where unhappily the greater mass of population is Rood, with the smallest proportionable,means of relief. • The following Sums were immediately subscribed, its addition to the Foods now is band, viz.-- Balance of Cash in the bands of the 'Treasurer XIS 19 11 Three per Cent. Consols, Invested in the name of Trustee's, valued at eat - - 415 13 0 Jim Merman, F.sq. 10 19 David Barclay. Esq. 10 IM Mantes, Esq. *0 le W. Mellish, Esq. M.P. 10 19 .1 1 Claude G.'l borntos,Esq.l o *0 Patrick Colquboun. Est IS In, Thos. Reid, list ta 10 Thos Pitt, E'sq. 10 10 1 Sam. Botestipst, Esq. 10 to W. Manning. Esq. M.P. Ili 10 Wirt: Aloe% E.g. in ID AV. Sampson, Esq. 10 10 , W in Vaughan, Rot 10 10 C. H. Turner, Esqi 19 191 lit Rt. Wigiam. Bart. 10 * 0 &ism* Loots .s¢ 10 1 0 ' litt %Ingram, Esq. In 10 G. P. Barclay, fit. to to 0. kfferYl id *0 Jobe Bowden, Esq. 10 10 John Jeffery, an, 10 10 Eben. Maitland , Esq. 10 10 Barth. Jellery, Gap. 10 10 Joshua Reeve, Enj. 10 10 Joho Haress, liaq. 10 1 0 .Otto Dorrisn. Est 10 10 Edward Hamm, ssq. 10 go Rt. Hon. Lord Keay= 100 0 ' Henry Huston. Esq. to 10 Henry Smith, Esq. 10 to lyy, e .gran WlO Blickossa, Esq. 10 to T. Farley. Pewter. list .10 19 Jedio Parse, Esq. io ;o X. Pearce,lD 10 Jibs Watson. E s q. 10 10 10 to lA.. May, gisq!. 10 If lobo WotssoB Esq. Pao Iffisosee, 10 to Mss..losEtts Watson 10 10 J. Wllltosseth jun. Esq. 10 - 10 Th os. Esq. 10 30 Wes ekes, law to so W. T. ltsharts, Esq. 10 to Va. Cases, Et+ 10 10 W. 11,140taisdoEsq. to iss. Ks 1.4.40 10 to flivtOs Hattlfsz, Esq. 15 to Eat. Melba, Ist. /11:1p *MIA Bo* to to 11.1464150, Seg. 10 10 DultS Mildred, Esq. 10 w W. VA% Est 10 to Gres *libbers, Esq. 10 10 T. kW 110911argh Batt* to I Rive& near', am to to 1 , • likeelof..l o /. 10 10 Wyss 10 U.lllsoillob *s. U.!. 10 tO reks, Esq. lo want STOESE, Jotzettssy• rostibss4 by all she Bankers; -of Lloyds Collsrbotoss $ is Elrelun-lane; tied by 'bitter a whom all 00411- tM tliby In Friday at tile Girasiroa Loa o'clock issidedy• iiF la"ASl:ll47l:o4tliiii 6, by Mr. ALLEN. 'densely taught,at No. IS, Nwormd-street, 00111045111141, 'to Ladies mid Goodeotoo of say wbo bees Dew leitSt etwamiesbuteot, or boys ass tbs molds style. Ms. Astam's system of tem** la arms* modfsd fdr Uwe re ado= it 1• an object to maioirotmedrbsc toadeekfido nigidotte for ousel society l , vim. and M a impactor myie of grace and me=atw. Thom torbo do oat VIM pante tooadog may kW At A carom, tomb tespectabM set of implbs on . 'the giant melon mob's. Proftseera of doming tau 4iiwo depot fancy Meow, sod VW mimic( Pans It for ircoid dam llte 80.00111 AiefbesJlo sP Map almuiplipoo to obis eserrkeso PIP = Web 11 . 114.1.4 .00 14::::116.16 gal 5,14 11 7 . Lttht I Itiekankes -4ase.set 0 ° se die a o of Martin DWI sooty !rid sivesnighe The • &OW" at itiostdion tun-rem Cam , * the dlatiOkb se las of shag Seg. to i rg stem , ay • :.t- On the Ist of January, 1817, wdt be published, by Lo ler:man, MOUT, Rrsa, 01.:42, and Baows. Pateanoster•row, to be , continued every Two Months, pr;ce Ss. Number I. of THE CORRESPONDENT, consisting of LET TERS, Moral. Political,. end Literary, between eminent Writers in Prance and England. This Work Is des fined, by presenting to each Nation a faithful picture of the other, to en lighten buck to their tree interest*, promote a mutual good under standing between them, and render peace the source of a common prosperity. The writers, who Kaye concurred in a design so be utficial to both nations, are no l.:,;setna.retst In rank and character than in literary attainment. Each will write in his own language, and principally on the aCairs of his own country ; but the French Letters will be translated into English, and the English Letters into French ; and the whole moll appear, at the same periods, in English at London, and in French at Paris. The 'Work will thus embrace the utmost pantile variety, tp the authors, in the Mb jects, and in the style and mann er of treatment. It may also be I.eiltorl to, as the most correct and authentic some of informa tion, in-respect to the state of education, laws, manners, paid* inatituti'.us, institutimis, literature, wts, remarkable eeen7, and mportant personages in both ;outwits ; and may thus serve to correct that common ignorance, and common distrust of each other, which has been too succesteully fostered by the policy of the Revolutionary nowernisteuts. by the prejulises of nasty persons In England, the absolute ilaYery of the Ceedeental Press. and above all, DIXON'S ANTIBILCOUS PILLS. fIPHESE Pills long since olstained a' just Webrity ,1L in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apish's:my ; and from their gre.it success in many D o IX tillage disorders, on eomerons' Patients of distinction, rani. rthe Duke of BEDFORD,. the Dowager Lady SAY aLE, the Viscountess BULNELEY, &c. &c. he was per. modod to offer them to the Public, under 'Ruction of their names. Whey me found to be an incomparable remedy for indigos , don, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha bitual and temporary ceetiveness, headoche,ond heett-burn. wherber arising from the acrimony of the reduadant bile, Joann. perste diet, or driahiog to mass, and will be found a most valuable Wait:lmm be relined to upon every indisposition, oc casioned by a diseedorell sisteegstbe .4somscb•sod *Me_ . Sold by MOWS. Bader and Sans. No. 4, Chrapride,.Loadon In hoses at 2. ed. es. and IWO. and also by Mr. fase, Geier. EitllblirSil Wogs. *rimy and' Seas, name-street, Duldiat end the Medteine Vanden In every City and room ip thieVnited Kingdeat. =O. CIC AND suapicAL DISPENSARY; • His Royal Highness the Duke of your., President. Spot osex-iplatr. lisrabw of the iteTaleablies London. Gon s jpeas....Esrlof Epreatest, ILarl of Leltriat i ilea. Weald J. Barry, M.P. Jolla WOW" M.P. ;V HE Royal and Noble patrons of the above IN- , A.B ITRITION, for the esciorin Titettnent COMPLAINTS, eml their Amsereas asaselseases, b order to Mpure ake Weft the bar, amiss* from it, seismal Mr. kW ' Ma ea its &wpm, (stand* irlgh en the list of the Royal Vie) Mira having dingo' his Wee Mmatisa to tkosV diseases. • Mr. PS= seetelee• it a past of Me midst duty to caution the puhlia, by peindepto the List of the Royal Coarse, poblithed let Pebroary. tail, as the only for e de , and diet nb assertibe arrow assuming sea} tides, publicly adverticing them, likhotat being saactiestedby this 'are to be credited, The an. p oo l me m of dim Jock Oispenirylvill prof. that some of the mom *area ONO of Strietures,Dtty, and other wpm* lecorebie eißmleas of the Nested!, Organs have been kers is.' Sally sad aeoceestully treated. Mr. Skeels asay he easseltatt as usual, by Seth Sun. at his Home, iti, Lester Charlottimmtesti BedfurAequare, won lg. tep from Tents and Country ere to be addressed, and the news. Soy abet* fed meibies WS be pie*, et cage s temp pert of the Woad gifted& Mat deice de. WI I,4ltfon, Pleaded Obtervatises as iheAthovo I:llemass, ky Iklrvae, sad aMy be hitellifp. 1,4 1 1411164111". 'Wrt *PIFIEreIII4 44.1% iQi Old* F.. 77 A CU ALLOW E. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Sttrgeont, late le his Majesty', service, chaff:age the whole worjd to prove a single in:tattee srhery their otediclne and mot hod if cure hare failed of the desired effect: The Nuttier of many years in this particular breach of their profession, has not given rise m one mnsuccestful case.—They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cum of Venereal Complaints, and that derange: Aunt of the systeps, which is the consetivence of the pernicious end wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily ptersuoil by the yisph of both seam ita the one k will be found us be Mt dissidlintsourea of barrenness; the s lather have its ravages fatally sherloped to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if nog timely ressOdied, tesothates In impotence. Thee, are he amour ani ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular pOwee, and various nervous ccombints, usually characterize the earliest stages of this solitary Vim. Of persons languishing under the disorders iseiskot to sued a habit, their treatment it des*, and has never proved unseccossfutio the course of a long, laborione, aad much extended practice. In the most obstinate and oomph. geed cases of venereal infection, such as Obstructions In 'the urethra, spongy escroseences, hard tumor', callous u* 5, esp. dons, seminal weakness, sleets, as ales • ST itiCTURIIS, Whether recent or of long duration, end which have balled dw Aid of other practitionen, are by their present improved plan of weetasenr, effectually and peentanenny caredowitlioot the patient . suffering the racraciating pain sod alarming hemorrhage which. frequently 4 110106 die ottlicatbri of the lunar esestiot. to the course of twenty years massive pr, etice in dds ntatrepells, so. names cases of Stricterei . have been aid are daily uudur their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a sale, certain, andespoditious modept pracda, to any other yens dest& Ilse weakness, relaxation, and 'y proceeding frees this eensplaint, are eptedlly resnoved, aid the yiaket tweeted to tweed and vjgonsiss health. But ear ewe the deldffkr hse ft* years Mated. a ptoper pereevetancein their restorative remake, `after the Stricture has beeo deatrOltod, is I.oolspentably rpepsidte Ito revive the dombering orb . lid We. !ad to Foonisaito the . 4:Methadon. Severe: Noblemen sad Creottiotee of* she drer respectability, have bentstsader dip are of. Meuse Carrie and Co. lair the re. moral of complaints of the Urethra, Strieelera, AM. sad haying readied a ridleal and mina/stet asp, that mierencee may be sewn to, them, as sadhfactory eeldmew of the tlecielos superiOrity et Messrs. t.starrie and Co.'s pion of treattneot. Miny of them: Oentlimine hive had sttielyes vein ten to meow Tam and bad beat god* the care 4 Mews. Hew, Heavisid% 04 oeitpr dogma, at equal eminence, who attempted the awe. the appliendon 4 chi Maks hausda, without sums 0. 1 Mewl. CORM. and Ce. oily be ceasuked .by Patients 4 either Sas. Pith the veep* dawn mercer and *war, at . stly Weak Na 1.016 Ilitilit *me* Pedants he the estunty ereceismeedi to state the peptieqliee et their allh. Ses.lasti pahehiP lOW of Whig, Ite.mmiosingp so. .steno f e datllololl &UMW% VIII the qua 'S he 101‘ to oust to patter' the Kialdltes Th Maus dipt seascy. so amelitiel- he their imisrtahleg, tipp postage at ktteri limy he added te die pewee% b e ehedislar. otli Nei sp 3 11011.—No. M I Haitill,S#O• ' ' i This day was peblisbell t • Br It cLnintend sons, Law Bokser ,' rartigi-or•sc, W., coin's Inc. Royal ova Pan Ili t yeib I t ylo , TP• (t, be cadenced) of REPORTS of CASES mimed and determined in , the VICE-C HANCE I. LOR% COURT. 36 Geo. IIL BY 4.IZNRY MADDOCK, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Deceiver at Law. Also. In two yob. royal ea. price Ri. 6s. lewd , The Prindpks and Practice of the Hies Coot of dtal7terr. By Henry Maddock,Zsi. Nat Ho. Janil At Of 1, the Ydrh ." Is re• a Nl' tee ,sgid us. rch ~ . r li ~........ )Crifis