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ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL XTR. ASTLEY COOPER an d Mr. HENRY ZVI- CLINE wiS begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL anti SURGICAL LECTURES on WEDNESDAY, the 40th instsyn, at Two o'Llock. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, .At the Custom-House, NEWHAVEN, on WEDNEWAY, 13th January, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, NOTICE IS FIEREBYGIVEN, That the PART- N ERSH I P lately subsisting (if any) httween us the under. signed, Wii.usts Waver and LLICI. Sistsiowns, trading under the Firm of Harvey and SinunondN, Linen Marmfacturers, of Barnsley, in.the County of Ylrk, and at t, Aldermanbury, London, was this day DISNOLVED by mutual consent. • Witness our hands, the 41st day of December, ltllB. WILLIAM HARVEY. BENJ. SI NI MOND& THE - GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, which have been seized and legally condemned : 6 Small Cake 3 of Slap, bib. Soap, and 1 lb. Chocolate. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SCC, BL ENHT.IM-STREET GREAT SIARLSOILOUGG-STRTAT. TILE SPRING C OURSE OF LECTURES, it this School, will begin on the following days: Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr. IlauorEs, at Two, on Monday, Jan. 25. Dissections as usual. Chemistry, Materia Medica, &c. daily, at Eight ia tilt , . Morn ing ; Theory and Practice of Physic, at Nine, with Examina tions, by Dr. Aora, on Monday, February 1. Thrue Courses arc given every year, each occupying nearly four months. Further particulars may be known of Mr. Broe'cos, at the Theatre; or of Dr. Ager, No. 69, Margaret-street, Cavendish square. DRALERS ♦XD OTII gas, 60 Gallons Spirits Geneva, and 16 Gallons Spirits Brandy. PRIVAT/: USZ. 5 Gallons Geneva, and # Gallon Brandy. 11. HARRISON, Collector. J. a sToNE Comptroller. Tks above Spirits will be sold subject to the Duties, and a Dcpobit nt LSS per Cent. will be required at the time of Sale. TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. THE COUNTESS OF CARRICK, a Love Tale and Clandest:te Marriage. A Po.m. Dedicated to th,.! Right lion. Lady Frances Vdti Tempest. By CAROLAN. Price Bs. "- Love h a species of warfare !"—Ovin. . . . Pub•lLhed a R. Acktrrnaml's, Strand; and may be had of all the Bouluidlersin Great I'': it EXTRAORDINARY RED BOOK. itivantage. -Imes , 4 Qinpa- Tortuttity- At the they lie ', their 4 Wines which the bottles ;le of eves to dencuni fourteen three .-allon& of Witte. The difference in ~e .thoh: bottles and as are used by some a •'ire Cartipanies,so called, has Leen found to be, on one bottle and two-sevenths; on every rhottled), five dotPn and nine bottles, malting a price of front 45.6 d. to 6s. per dozen, and from pipe. Gentry, am: Yi ivate Families, will be supplied " delivered free of expense, to any Nit of London or b,yo.td the titt• profits of the Proprietors will its rt, aiq al: .N th,r4 to incur cite cite:v. of delivery. s front the Country must contain remittances for goods an d P. ur o:drrs for payment in town. Bottles and hism 1' to , per dozen. No discount will hr in any COATIS and FFARON. 4) ' • '", i on-street, Adelphi, six 40.31 from the Strand. 111111111011011 11 mmoPP9rmillimm • • • . . No „ n 9943 .. • . • • pIifIRJLTY-OFFICE, Mk DECEMBER, 1318. hereby given, That a SESSION of a,id TER 11IINER and JAIL DELIVERY, og* Tr o dut Offences committed on the 111 G SEAS,within at j, : i•dadon of the Admiralty of England, will be held at Joe it e l e iu the Old Bailey, London, on MONDAY, the nit j e7 of January next, at Eight **Clock in the Morning. . JOHN BARR 01V. NORWICH UNION 'SOCIETY, T or t l e t INSURANCE of LIVES and SURVIV ORSII TT'S, GRANTING ANNUITIES, and ENDOWMENT of Cllll.llllEN.—Established 1803. and 91, Strain-lane, Cornhili. ;6,1%4i:de0 - plac e, Pell-MAII ; PATRONS. Tie. Most Noble the Duke of SOMERSET. Thc Most Noble the Duke of BEAUFORT. Tai. Most Noble the Duke of ARGYLL. Te e Right Ilan. the Eel of CR AVRN. The Right lion. the Part of 110SERERRY. The Right Ilion. Lord 5.% LTOIN. TRUSTEES. Fr Inn , ' Weerrestee, Bart. of Wrottadey HAL Sr 'Amax Pane, Bart. Pasha'. tereem Brusemin, tscl, Birmingham. • WILLIAM Usurer, Eve. Bermingham. g u emen Wremas MAILED., Esq. ExnlAg Lodge, Suffolk. 11.1•11 CAINWELL, PA. Hilborovre, Norfolk. lrattcs Faucets, Esq. Parsley hall, Yorkshire, &c. &c. Br.c. friS SOCIETY effects Itisurances at nearly Ten A p e r Cent. below the usual rates, and all the benefit of the enies premium is enjoyed by the istfembers, who have Bonuses iehred at 2aced pr rinds, upon the sums they originally insureo fe—The pree.nt capi:al of the Society exceeds .6250,000. A Ves of a 0 per Cent. on the Premiums paid has been declared Ron all Poliehe greeted prior to June, 1815. Pcsors in or near London, on whose Lives Insurances arc •-• -ed , me t appear before the London Committee, who wilt v. weekly at the Office in Woetioo Place. Face iieuraecea may be effected with the Norwich Union So- Oety at either of the above places, on approved risks, not being lusted is the bounds of the City and Liberties of London, or at several other places within the Weekly Bids of ',Mortality. Agents for the NRILWECIt FINE AND Lire INSURANCE Sertreire are appointed at every principal town in the kingdom. WINES On S.kLE, at the ADELPHIVALTLTS, ie measured Bottles, the fullest size in awe e PORTUGA Land SPA N ISII I FRENCH and II HENISH WINES, &c. WINES. • Fie s. d. Pee D ,tai. Tine Old Port, fresh Champagne, exquisite 150 I bottled 42 0 Cote. Roti - - 103 Ditto, Carmine's Se- Via de Grave, first perier,lBlsVmeete 14 0 quality - 90 I Very curious Oki Pert Ilarue - - - to I T. C. 47 0 SAuterae - - 84 The Boenreteiro Ditto, Moselle, very fine . 90 eery scarce - 1 0 Rhenish, Cisco - fine Cru-tr , i Port Als o Hock, Old and Sup.- 3:S-1 . ..e. Mil ditto 50 0 riot - - - 196 Vier.•';i2, 3 years CAPE VINE& 'a he'. 51 0 Fine Cape Madeira 28 Tr- - 44 0 Ditto, superior anti int-- 1.• u: 48 0 proved - 30 7.• do. Cape C.deavella - 56 "1: 52 0 Cape Muccaelcll - 33 :VI - " , i'rert) 46 0 Curious lied Cape i.;eri•,: India Pewee - - 36 63 0 Ditto, ditto, Constan- -Isct ditto, first tia - - - 36 75 0 Ditto, ditto, Chamber- Limey Vidoni --cry tim, very fine - 42 'carte 61 0 SPIRITS. ThENCII and P.IIENISII Per Gull. W INES. Real Old Cognac Brandy 26 Per Din. lb). hydrometer proof 30 Duet, Chateau Mar- Fine Old Jamaica Rum 14 :nu 90 0 Do. bydrameter proof 17 ifroni.we,l.l growth 150 0 Curious finglish Ge- Bergontly, the Wiest MO 0 neva, frein los. 64.1. to 12 Win-sin the weed., of first quality, may be bought in bond, ice reel, at the tedelphi Vaults, on terms of equal advantage. Tar veey hizh prices necessarily charged for Wines by Ilene dean; the disreputable made of trade pareeel by ti•e pi ae vied Cheap-selling Wine Coast :.esof re, day, have long appeared to present an orportuti lir the ',l-.esmi I,c of capital ia an Esteblishment which shall ...! ou the respectable principles of the form, sad mei& the prof. eeloel of the latter. 'This experiment I littatif r tri:d with coueitlerable success, and the Fropritt , the Adelphi Ve.11.1 adapt thii method of giving incisas : ,- .Nitity to their Lit.eldisliment. The Public, in the purchese and consumption of Wines, re::eziily and ea; ;rove-rued by Price, Quality, and Mama . PRiCE.—te s this head, the Proprietors rest satitfied w •terrieg to their List of Prices, which will be found as !t the lowest advertising 'louses, and from 15 to 20 per et '11..n the charges of lilt t chants doing business for credi QUALITY.—The Wiaes laid in at the Adelphi Vaults 7 . -rreee I th e choice s t qualities the markets can produce . • e Pert is generally of the Royal Oporto Company's al .:red principally of their fine ISIS vintage, together es Of Tecsairson and Croft's curious Ind Ir e Mr. Mote's iecomparable Bomreteiro Port. fres, Nriurr,.s, rresich, and Rhenish Wines, are fr of the fi,st eltrac,er and reputation. .ae vela), of I).4th:a Wine is binned away in Va T a••c•tru,..i•- • eed situation have been found (when in a t-i•in'y • Ohl Oeborne lintel) to possess peculiar, a . ."''' t -les• • :le •ve advantages, i.e and ithprot •111•. e . t ,'.•:eign Wi n es. l'arehas-rs of Wine from w "'e - an opportunity of taiting the Wines as the) ;, th , ma: selecting the Piees lions which el "L" Crusted Port, zed ether bottled W beta.; the Lim, and the Lisa chosen from which k•itte i delivered. • • nf ; l L .I( - Petra the practice of the trade in using boa "tie „..• teea earl, and frequently under:ie.:l, a Rath eh,. c• rs. dto convey any defined idea of quentit Pr.1 , 1 . 1.•: , 0* 2 of this .I. 7 itabliAlnient pledge thernselve ' ..e Wines in bottles, technically dent re• foerteeas; that is to say, in bunks, four ree.'em la ce:e.iiti three g allons' f Wine. The di ff erenc 1,1 .M,t.r. this. bottl s and euch as are used by som \Vita: Companies,so called, has been found to be (!' • i uo• 'v....a, one bottle and two-seveaths ;on e 1. 4 7 ‘Vitir ( bottled), five (listen and nine bottles, make: en price of front 45.6 d. to 6s. per dozen, and 1 )., pipe. ri. -eelle.y, Gentry, and Ysivate Families, will be sups its t y'i ees delivered fre e of expense, to any N it of Londe ; beyond these the profits of the Proprietors :hem to incur tile charge of delivery. Oe: es from the Country must contain remiqances for g and p . orders for payment in town. Ii(MAICE And I _ a. tn,v.hvr, per dozen . No discount will be it COATES and FEARO •• ' Al.ln-street, Adel,: hi, six doors from the Str • . • ti , ...Ye . — , . • • „ ' / 4 . i. s '''.• %A l ' -4f: ': 4 e - . . . • .... - • " Ili .. e . „.. ''' '.. /e.. e c , . . • ice-- . 1 1 . - - .41;: / : • • • •• . . • • . • '‘. . 1. • I • de r ll 4 4 11 2 . • . t n .......14 • . • : ~• 1 4 , 111 k r.:, 11° . . SATURDAY JANUARY 9, 1819. ITCH SE 0 EN PV -PENCF • . _., .._ . - .... - . . ... . - !II - • 1 . .41 . . li i • i ~ i ( ! t 1 i• 1 1 . . • I 1 : 1 1 1 I I I V 1 I li r . • 1 . I • i 1 CUSTOM HOUSE, BRISTOL. Jammer 2, 1819. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Hon. Conuitissioners of his Majesty's Customs, Toastsay, the 26th January, 1819, in the Long Rnom of the Custom. House, at Four o'Clock in the Aftatanuo, TLIE FOLLOWING GOODS.,. rot •IfOSJE CONSIINVON. 'his slay was published, A New, Cor►ected, and Enlarged Edition, with a variety of ofk vial Documents, never birlyre published; silicas; which is an account of the application of Admiralty Droits, iroin 1793 to February, 1818 ; together with w a cams,' last of the New Parliament, the names of the Counties, Towns, a:::1 boroughs from wit?nce returned, the number of Voters ha each, by whom Influenced, &c. &c. of About 10 cwt. Musco. Sugar, 10 cwt. Tamarinds, 401bs. Salt, 5 cwt. 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TILE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was'in stmt d to direst his principal attention to the discovering an ef fectual and permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here ogrred to the. pt.blic attention order the title of " Dr. FO. 'VII ERGT LL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result ; of his elinrts ; by means of which he invariably succeeded in suh doing and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders and their siarr;a3 distressing Ale:Sons, as Lowness of Spirits, Ilead-uches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spume, Timor-, Ilypochondriacism, Kstreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits, and every kind of debility or relalationsof the system. 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VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Conse quences, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on the list of the Royal College from having directed his chief attention to those Diseases. Mr. liseastrn conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Col lege, published in Feb. isle, as the only sure wide; and that no assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by t his List, are to be cretted. The Aunual Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that some of the most dangerous Cases of Sratorvaas, Demme, and other supposed -encarable Affections of the C r enerative Orgam i have been here radically and successfully treated. 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EXETER FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1' HE Mayor and Chamber of this City, who, as Trustees of Saint John's Hospital, have the Appointment of the Master of the Free Grammar School, give notice, that the SITUATION will be VACA)NT at (ALIO sTmAs next ; and requeFt that such Gaitlemetifs are desirous of becoming Candidates, having been well educated, and being properly qua lified, will make their application en CH•RLIIS BRACE, Esq. the President of St. John's Hospital ; or to Mr. Gamy, the Town Clerk.—This School has in general consisted of about 100 Boys. There is a very good House for the residence of the Master, large enough to admit of Sixty Boarders, with a play-place, and g irden contiguous thereto; and there is a stipend of .C4O a-year payable to the Master, fur the original - endowment. Exeter, Mc. 7, ISM This day was published, in I vol. Bvo. price cis. A PELEUTHERUS; or, An Effort to Attain In tellectual Freedom. In Four Parts. 1. On Religious and Moral Instrugtion. t. On Public and Social Worship. 3. (hi Supernatural Revelation. 4. On a Future State. neque nostrae disquisitiones quicquarn aliad sgurt, nisi ut it) utrantque partem dicendo, eliciaut, et exprimant aliquid, quod aut rerun sit, aut ad id, quam proxime ..ccedat." t ACAD. Lin. 2. Sold hr; R. Hunter, Succesior to Mr. Johilbon, :s, St. Paul's Churchyard. This day was published, S:cond Edition, price 4 s. dd. CAlt AcrAcus; a New Tragedy, in Five Acts. With previous hematite on English Dramatic Tragedy; comprising a Blank Verse Gamut, and Strictures on Theatrical Conimittees; Managers, and Players. With an Appendix, in- eluding an Answer to, and Critique on, some unique Criticism contained in a Publication, entitled " The Critical Review." • By WILLIAM MONNEY, Gott. Author of " Considerations on Prism's," ttsc. London; Prititt.si for the Author; raid by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pat , rnocter-row ; J. M. 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On Emigration and its Etfens— XI. Modern Plagiarists—X 11. Pope's ,E.Foisa—X 1I I. The Wclth Indians—Xl V. the the EstabliAhnient of a N..w Sptent of Agriculture—X V. Mr. Tredgold on the Limits of the Span in Briko-building—X VI. Peace Societies, &c.—XV 11. Infancy of George I I I.—X V I 11. Beauty in England,Vrnce, and Italy— X IX. The Arctic Expedition—X X. The Geelogical Society of Cornwall—X XI. Varieties, newly-invented Window-shutters, the Tokay Wine, &c.—XXI I. State of Frk•noli Literature—. XXIII. The Drama—X XI V. Digest of Political Events—. XXV. Funeral of her late Majesty, Account of Lord lalenbo rough, fir.—N NV I. Reports, Literary, Commercial, and Az7i cultural—X XVI I. Incidents, Promotions, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, at Dente and Abroad, &c. &c. A Second Edition of the Number for December I has been printed, containing -Portraits and Memoirs of her LATE M y and of Six SAMUEL Itostiut.v. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street ; to whom all communications, post paid, are requested to be addressed. MEDICAL SKILL AND PIIACI I__ rIME following Pamphlet, the facts of which are A. as unequivocally and as respectably attested as any occur rence in science, will prove to the attentive reader that the cure of diseases depends nut on the common medical qualifications, skill in poetry, in the speculations of metaphysics, or in the petty dexternies and legerdemain of modern chemistry ; but in the ancient mode of experiment called Empyriciam, and which the mystical profession of 'medicine has discredited, as mystical su perstition—has discredited reason. Principles are here deduced from numerous cases, which are all complete experiments; and no opinion is given, and no system insinuated, unsupported by an indisputable fact. The modern Practitioners of our Military Hospitals, tired of medical mysticism, and of curtailed noses, rotten bones, and ruined constitutions, are returning wisely into the path of E. py:icism, and profe ssedly curing by Galenical decoctions, with out the aid of mercury, that dreadful dlsordcr which is the pani,hment of licentious love. This is a splendid figure in the annals of medicine. It is a truth of the utmost importance to human nature, and is an additional proof, if any could he wanting after the experience of bait a century, that VF.I.NOS' VEGE TABLE SYRUP is a safe, though powerful, substitute for Mercury in all cases. These Sons of Paraceisus' descending to the Earth, will in timtendeavour, as the Author does, to under stand and apply its vegetable produce; and they will then ac knowledge the importance of Velnos' Vegetable Syrup, and of the present Edition, price Is. of An ACCOUNT of CURES by VELNOS' VEGETABLE SYRUP, in disorders deriving their origin or malignity from scorbutic impurities, and the indiscreet and frequent use of Ca lomel, etc. which occasion obstructions in the lymphatic vessels, and diminish and enfeeble the vital actions of the whole system. By THO. CA,UATe, sole P ro p r ietor of the Medicine, nephew to thM...a e late Isaac Swakison, and onl successor to him and .Mr. De Vehios, No s, Berners-atre y et, Oxford-street (removed from 21, Frith-street, Soho. " By reckoning some diseases as incurable, and Mira* the period of cure, Physicians do only enact a law Cl and exempt their ignorance from discredit and infamy.— *old by J. Ridgway, 170, Plocadlpy ; J. 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