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Vicar of Hurley, in litzkihire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira Printed for RICHARD PoiLLtrl, No. 6, New Bridge &est; and to be hid of ail Bookfellers. • This day were publiibed, in co. price ys. 6d. in boards, CONSIDERATIONS upon the TRADE with INDIA, and the POLICY of CON TINUING the COM PANY'* :MONOPOLY. Printed for T. Cadelt and W. Davies, Strand; ant Archibald Contlahle and Cu Ediube,sgh. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May aB. sky. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTILSI.LING HIS MAY NM'S NAFT, ab :Seely eve retire, That on Thurfday, the ath of June next, they will be ready to receive Tendors in writing (fealed up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLO \S of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN BRANDY ; to be delivered, one half in the fpace of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his Majelty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portfniouth, and Plymouth, in the following proportions, viz. DEPTFORD 200,000 Gallons PORTSMOUTH so,nro PLYMOU 60,r00 This day was publithed, In an &gam fmall Volume, price Seven Shilling. in boards, TRAVELS in the Year tSco, from ITALY to 11 - i.NGT.AND, through the Traoc., SrvaiA, Boileau/l i , GALICIA, POLAND. and RUSSIA. containing the Partleulirs of the I.IIICRATION of Mrs SPENCIA SMI 1 H from the Hands of the Fr.!,ch Police, and of her fuhfcquent Flight through She Countr:cs above mmtiuned, effedled and written By the MARQUIS DE SALVO, Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of Turin, &c. _ _ PLAN OF EDUCATION. DROSPECiiii:SOf a PLAN of EDUCATION, to be crynduetrd Co a very lupe' inr feale in point of Treat ment and Infirm:lien may be bad gr.:tis at TAB tar'. Juvenile Library, New Bond fired; or 3t Ridgway's, Booifelicr, Fie• cadilly.-7 he Conductor of the Plan is a Be ieficed Clergyman, .nd can furnifh references to perfoos of the higheft rtfpeetability. 'flu foliation is about ten miles from London, and is univerfally canine.' to be one of the mai healthy fpots in the kingdom. WILLIAMS'S PATENT CASEi By his Majefty's Royal Letters Patent, granted December UTILLIAMS's PATENT LEDGER CASES. vv Mr. 'WILLIAMS relit, fubmirs to 12. , e public a new cafe for all kind of books, both for the Counting Louis unit Li brary—it forms a complete cover or binding, for any '‘ nk, bound or unbound, and for any number in In cctflion, prefcrving each of t h e m hare, and free from duit, injury or infpcdtion. I Mk cafes pat* , fs the advantage of making the books open quite fit, the fame as his Patent Ledgers. They alfo have 1 reit for the hodorheo writing near the bottom of the leaves ; al d they lock up is front,by which means a book fplaididly bound will be pre tavri from the !aft foil, and may be taken out in as perfcdt a Rate at wilco put in; and a book only in hoards, has a perfedt binding, without the leeway , niLnce of lacing fent to the bind( ; and the quality and price arrt to be feco at once: indeed a whole library or mu: dog honk may be fitted up with there cafes in a complete Ape of uniiormity. , 1 o the Public Offices, Pahlic Companies, and Merchants, the advantages of fuch an article mutt be impottant,a4 well as to the "teary world in generaL fitatiorer, No IC,Cornbill, London. LAMER. THAT Superfluons Hairs are one of the greateft drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Fate, Arms. &c. is alhwed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea act. To Te i niove them various Preparations have, from time to dine, itartikKup: but mutt of them (although pompoldly advcr• df.d) having. been found either inefficacious or deleterious, arc fallcii or falling to the ground. In o w„iife of TREN 's DEP!. LA - foitY, which Rands abfohrely unparalleled and jullly cc • kbratvi, the Proprietors will onl) obit:rye, that it removes tke hair's In a few minutes, without injuring the &in ; cr cawing any spleafant fenfation—that it has been. happily applied and highly approved is) the dill tanks of faction and rank—and that i.adies may fec it ufed, and thus have ocular dennonitration of its efficacy Ind innorenee,bilom they make a purchafc. It is fold tby appointment of Tser.t and Co.) valkolei4e and re * Mr Perrin, ag, Southampim ftreet, Covent Garda); and . t oll by Mr. Rigge, Cheapfide ; Mr. Golding, Cornhill; and all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders In London. .To Ladies hi the country, =eliding the cmount,free of poßage, !will be immediately krwarded—price ss. DR. SOLOMON'S ABSTERGENT LOTION THE Abliergent Lotion renders the face fair and delicate, and removes every kind of !lain, tan, (unborn or freckles, which rouge. loog illnefs. or fatigue generally proda'ee Abort, it lathe only cofnsotiea Lady can ufc at her toilet with oft and comfort. SHAVING—It is the only remedy a Gentleman mould have wourfe to when /having is become a Brea !ful opera:ion by an active difeafe on the face. It may be ufed without the fmaileft Irani, for a. more fovercign remedy cannot be deviled for even as molt dedicate frame than this admirable Lotion. It clears and beautifies t!t c akin , removes fpeedily, without pain or trouble, a ll Ends of piroplet t tenors. ring-worms, (pots, rednefs, fweliings, et earbuneles of the note, blotches, and every fpccies of cuta. ions cruptions on the (inflate of the human body. It is unneedfary atnumerate the advantages winking to the conttitution of every orlon, by effeetually removing obftrudimis from the furface of the tkin and thereby keeping free and open the inn umera bl e paf tips and pores through which nature expels all ufclefs or noxious lamours front the vital fluid, and which being aftruded. are iced back again . into the blend, and become the fources of mar.y tangennus difeaks. It Is therefore a matter of much confequenee; a well to prevent hurtful diforders, as for the Prefervation of Eafe, Comicial, and Beauty, to Perfons (however flightly afteled) that Any &mid occafiocally have rccc.urfe to the Abitergent Lotion ha more elPecially it becomes urgently requifite when the dials tt obittuAion make their appearance, and break out into pirn?les, afrodt,carhuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abltergent ration never fails of faced's with rhufe who give it a fair trial. Prepared by Dr. So Loaamt . of Liverpool, and may be had of acts refpmclable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. I .m. FOR THE TEETH.—TROTTER'S POWDER. ?mantled a:Kni(ed by their Royal Highneifes the Dukes of Kept and Clattnee. and univerfaily of d by the firft Perim:tars of Rat k,and Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who have found &gond effeds in long Voyages.. . TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTRIFICE ; or ASIATIC 'IOOTH POWDER flambee' fcir twenty years Iteqmmended to the attention of the Public. Thole Wu, have Pot tried the eff.ets of this excellent %strike la find kr:ogle box a fulTicient quantity to akertain its efficacy aal virtues, its excellencies being acknowledged by the moft re ihettabk Medical 4fithorities, ufed by nutty, and recommended. rte Powder cleanks and beautifies the tett)), fwest•tis the breath. geffes no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful pie on the teeth. horn its aftringency it ftrengthers the gums, eradicates the 'way (which often proves the dellrudion of a whole fet of teeth) Prdervcs found teeth from decay, Centres decayed teeth from be- eating work, fiftens thofe which are look, and proves the happy ratans of preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced Itin the eftimation of tbofe who have been in the habl of piing it is. that it prevents the return of the torts ads (with which adore th o period they bad been violently a/filet:J.) and ebriates the ' atzeffity of that molt difagrecable of all oper..tiont, readert the teeth. Likewife a Ttxe'ruaa which putfares t; power of t o the tuft violent Tonth-ach, and is a swath with the Powder —A %a ton againit purchafing any Aftatic Tooth Powder. without " M Trotter" on the Ramp on the top of the box•—.lllothers are ofenterfelts. t be had at the Proprietor'', No. ;, Bemenrt Mit:dings, Strand, .sly Simmons, Portfmotith ; Mr. Mills, ditto; Mr. Snook and a Woodward, Portia.; Mr. Rtehirls, Plymooth: (*.reared, Dock, bto; She-ambit, and Mrs. Proffer, Bria..l; Vine and bAarret, lith; Arnold, Ilk of Wight ; Mr At kinfolk, ch. i!er ; Mr Dyce, Surthimron ; Mr. P ratt , Cambridge ; Mrs. Ender , Aar o n! ; '•lr. Lucas. Sot thampton : Mr. Stains, Manitteller ; Mr Timms, V omiter ; Mr. Cane, Colettefter; Mitchell, lii!tl/ ; Townfori, Anhui's; Dyer, Neweaflle; Mr. Swinmsy. birninghatn ; Mr. • Ite. Woolwich; Mr. !Marron, Rye; and at every Whedefale :Amine WarehouLt in Londog. 3oc s ooo and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft einiky days after date. The Conditions of the Contraft may be ken at the Oecre tary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be acceited,unlefs tile quantity of Rum and of Brandy, togethrt w'h the price thereof, (hail be feparately and diflinaly Bated, nor will any Tendt.r be admitted for a leta quantity than Ten Thoufand Gallons of tither article. ----- No regard will be Lod to any 'render in tvLich the price fall wet it infected in words at length, or that ILII not le delivesei t the hoard before one o'clock on the Aid Thstrilay the t;tbof jone next, nor antis the perAn who icties the Tender, or fiat terfiat on Lie behalf attends of votive, when called fir. S U MME It L OTtr. R Y—Confi if 'mg of only TWEN Er THOUSAND TICKETS. BEGINS DRAWING 14th OF JULY, 1837. SCHEME. i Prized 4 30,0- o is £ nOOO 8 2:',C00 . 40,000 I 1 ey:_:)3 20,000 I • 5000 10,000 5 . 1 nOO .5,000 20 100 2,000 30 r ... 1400 2,500 —. 20 50,000 %Iso is I. 3'400 20,000 Tickets. £ 200,000 Flrft drawn Ticitil Fourth Day, being the only Cued CapitaL T: - lIRT if THOUS kW) POUNDS. The Drawing will be regularly 2,000 Tick-ts each day. rft, TuellaYs July 14 6th, Tuetelay, Augult It 2d, Tucfday, July it 7th, We:belay, Auguft i 2 3d, Tuefday, July 28 Bth, Thurfday, Angult t 3 4th, Thurfilay, Anguft 6 9th, Friday, Auguft 14 stb, Saturday, Auguft 8 t , th, Saturday, Augult is PRICE : Ticket . - £ r 9 16 0 Half - £to3 0 I Eighth - 212 0 Quarter - s• 3 o Sixtectith i 6 6 HAMPSHIRE. TO Be SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPI I ' AL FREEHOLD isTA l'E, corn wring nearly tbe whok Parith; diftant from London 6..) milee The Orlocipal Farm of about igloo Acres, let on Le Ile, the remainder a the Lands, with an excellent b amity Houfe, Ste Re. are is band, df which an early poffSion may be had, and a eonliderabk part of the money may remain on the Eftate. For further particulars apply by letter (port paid) to Mr. Wil liam Agate, Pal Orme, Alresford, Hants. AMERICAN FLOUR. FOR PUBLIC SALE, at Jack's Coffee-Houle, over the Corn Exchange, on Monday, June. 8, tBO7, at one o'clock, ABOU r t4to Barrels of AMERICAN FLOUR, imported, and partially damaged. It lies at the Lon don Docks, and at Melrrs. Dunkin, Hays, and Dunkins, Shad Thames, Southwark, where it may be viewed till the fele. Catalogues may he had, and farther pitticular, knoo n, on ap• pliewlon to Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers, or to Scat, HALL', and Co. No. is, Aldernianbury. - • -- - - FOR SALE, At the London hm. Plymouth, on Tuge .y, the 9th of June inft. at Twelve o'clock in thcleorennott, I'HE handfome faßfailing Brig AUSI'ERLITZ. DIMENSI3NS, -- Length - 93 rt 4 in. Ereacirli - 2,6 3 Admeafuree - ' 2 7 1 37 94 Tone. Pierced for a guna, nearly new, and in molt excellent condition ; would make a eompleat vellll for any isurpore where difparch is required. being a remarka6ly fah failing brig-6e might proceed to fra immediately, being in want of nothing hut pm trim's. A Prize to Ids Majefty's fhip of war EMZKALD, - commanded by F. L. MATTLAtitr, Efq now lying in Haninaze, and there ro fie de livered. And afterwards will De Sold, the WARI.IKE and other STORES oldie laid Vella Fur inventories and any further particulars, apply fix days previous to the fait to Meffra. Ommanney and Dnice, londua , Edward Lyn; Mq. Plymouth t or at the Counting•b,.ufe of WILLIAM LOCKYEK, Merthant. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Portant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the nth day of November, 11106, made in i Caul:. wherein TRossas WRITS and others are Plainvits, and Rrcu ARO Wit, SON and'FI:JMAs PENRICt, EXCCUtITS and Devifiles in named in the Will of J1)11., late LORD CHEDWORTH, deceaftol, and others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton Cox, Efq. one of the Matters of the raid Court, is twenty-five feparatc and diftindt Lots, At the Public Sale Room of the raid Court, in Southampton- Buildings, Chaiicery lane London, on TUESDAY the 9th, and WEDNESDA Y the loth days of June, 1837, between the Hours of Eleven o'Clock in the Foreno.n, and Four o'Ciock in the Afternoon of each of the raid Day', CERTAIN ESTATES, late the Property of the Right Honourable JOHN, LORD CHEDWOR TH, ceafcd. Confifting a the MANORS of Great %QM - oer% Sta. pleford, Steeple Langford, Wiuterbout ne Stoke, Hark lett ott, Well Kington and Nettleton—and certain ES FAXES at Little With ford, Berwick St. James. Maddington, Netheravon, Enford, Malmibury, and Highworth, in the County of Wilts. the MANOR of COEUR LY, in the County of Giou - triter. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Willift , rd, Winterbourne-Stoke, NLttleton, and Cubhcrly. Particulars whereof may he had (gratis) I, the (lid Maßer's Chambers; at the Office of Richard Winn, Erq. Lincoln's-fun Fields. I ~•thon ; of Mr John Charlton, Land Surveyor, S:ourton, near Me,., Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Satillury ; of Mr. Crutwell, Printer, Bath; of Melfrs. Hall and Son. Land Sur veyors, Cirercriter ; of Mr. Crouch, Safford. near Salitbury ; of Mr. Truman. Chedortirth, near Northicach; of Mr. Comfy, at the Great Houle, WLIt Kintittin ; at the rrinclial Inns in UV bury,'‘Wanuiniter, Devizes. Bath Britiol, Chippenkam, Clean triter, Cheltenham, and Ukoiceri .r • sod of Miff.% R irhardfon Son, and Co-field, Land Surveyors. L incoln's: Inn Fields fon:raid ; at Wadi Office Plane of the ftyaslEtatct may be fem. This day wa4 pubbilted, price Is. AC ATA LOGUE of BOOKS f or t h e Y ear 1 8 07 . Part I. i2omnrizing a very tarn Affortment of Common, Civil, Canon, and Maritime Law Books, to which is a Collection of Manufcripts. Part 11. contains a Collection of An cient and Modern Literature both New and Sciond Hand, which arc now Idling (for ready monev):..t the low prices market in the Catalogue. By W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal Itrcet, Lincolu'a lan, London. POWELL ON DEVISEES. Tbis day was publifhed, In two Vols. Bvo, price sBs. in hoards, AN ESSAY upon the learning o f DEVISEES . 1 from their ine, ption, by writing, to their confummation by the death of the Devifor. By JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrifter at Law. Second Edition correded. London ; Printed for W. Clarke and Sans, Law , Bookfellcrs, Portugal ftreet, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had in three Volumes, 89.t0. price il. us. 61 in boards, San N BUR N Treatife of Teltaments and Laft Wills, the 7th Edition, with very ennfiderable Additions and Notes, By JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Efq. EQUITY DIGEST. This day was publithed, in royal Odtavo, price roe. 6d. in boads, ASUPPLEMENT to an Analytical Digelled Index o&the Reported Cafes in the feveral Courts of Equity, as well Chancery as Exchequer, and in the High Court of Parlia ment. Continued to the prefent Time and including the Deci- Boris of Lord Chancellor Redefdale in ireland. With a Table of the Principal Titles, Divifions, and SubdiviGons, and a Reper toritun of the Cafes, doubly and fyftentatically arranged, upon the former Principle. By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Efq. Printed fur W.Clarke and Sens, Law Bookfcllers, Portugal Brett, Lincoln's Inn. _ Of whom may be had, iiitvrOVer;l;ge royal oetavo volumes, price al 2s. in boards, The Analytical Digefted Index of all the Reported Cafes in the feveral Courts of Equity. By R. W. Bridgman, Efq. LAW OF SHIPPING AND NAVLGATION. This day was publifhed. In Octavo, price a 2fl. in boards, the Second Edition, win Additions of rHE LAW of SHIPPING and NAVIGATION. By JOHN REEVES. Efg. Author of the Hiftory of the Ennis Law. London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugalftreet, Lincoln's Inn; and J. Afpern, Cornhill. • •„• 1 his Work treats of the Plantation Trade, the Trade with Afia. Africa, and America—Of the European Trade—Of the Coafting Trade—The Filheries—Of Britifh Ships—Together with the Ads of Parliament,Orders of Council, Lie , 'lees, Initrudtions, and Law Opinions : to As Itch is added au Appendix of Forms, of Oaths, Certificates, Rtgifters, &c. Of whom may be had, in 4 volt price 11. 16s. The Hilton , of the Englith Law, by John Reeves, Efq. CONVEYANCING PRECEDFNTS. This day was publiawd, Part 1. (price 7s. 6d. fewed) to be conti nued Monthly, and completed in Fight Parts, pr Four Volumes, royal o ct avo. prix 31. ts. in boseds, of _ _ _ SERIES ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY.ANCING, proceeding mom the fimpleit to the more varied circumltances of Title ; with pradtkal Notes and Variations. By CHARLES BARTON, Of the Inner Temple, Eta. At or of the EleMents of Convey- ancing London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal itreet, Lincoln's Inn . This Work is defigned as a Supplement to the Elements of Cor.ve yaneimt. but is equally adapted to general ufe. The intent of it is to prefent the Solicitor with correct (urns. of thofe fpecies of affurance which arc in molt common ufe, as distinguifli d from Lich as are of more fpecial nature, requiring the aid of Caunfel; each of there forms is made, by means of fubjoined variations, to ferve as a precedent in every ordinary cafe which can occur in a title; as where the fate is by private contras% and where public auction ; where the wife is a party and where not; where the con veyance is and where it is not made to a truflee for preventing dower, &c &c. and that every draft may be either fully or fhwtly drawn as circumttances may requite, the leaf cffcntial part of each deed are fo dittinguithed 10101 the reit, as to he retained sir omitted at pleJure. 'I he charader which each party fuftains in the deed is moreover inferted, initetd of the embarraffiag mode of tiling names or ir.itials; and to the whole will he added a very full and paricular index A prapeclus of the win k, and lift of prece death, may he had gratis a the publiihers. ELEMENTS OF CONVEYANCING. This day was publiled, in two very large royal octavo volumes, (price al. 6s. in boards,) being Vol V. and VI. which whoUy complete the Work—Of E UNIENTS of the SCIENCE of CONVEYAN• LING—By CHARLES BARTON, Efq. Complet,: Sets of the above Work may now be had in fix very large royal odlava Volumes, price 71. as. in boards, comprifing all that is to be r. - .►c with in the Statutes, Reports and other legal Repertories on the various Branches of Conveyancing, under the Wowing Hcida ,vtz. Vol. I —The Study and Pralice, and the Rife and Progrefs of Conveyancing; the 1 r.vs refpecting Land. Asivowfun, Tythes, COMIIIOIIS, Waya, tit - Aces, Dignities, Franchifes, Rents, Annuities, &e. Vol. 11 —Eltates in Fee-fimple, Fee tall, for Life, Cuttefy, Dover, jointure, ferns tor Ye .rs. Vol. 111 ...Copyholds, Gavelkind and Burrough Englifh, Condi tions, Mortgages Remainders and Revertions, Juint•tcnancy, Te nancy in Common, Coparcenary, &c Vol. IV.-11fes and Trutts, Agreements. Deeds, Fe-ffment,G;ft, Grant, Exchange, partition, Releafe, Confirmation, Affignment i Defearatree, Covenan: to (lard feized,l3argain and sale, Ltal:. and Releafe, D chrati.n of Wes. Vol. V.—Appointments, Revrteltions. Fines, Recoveries, Sur renders, Devil - 4 Daceut, 1e..)1.3 of Confauguinity, Tables of Ue• fcent. Vol. Vl—A(l4olde of Cafes determined during the Publ.catinn of the Watt, Names of Cake cited In the Work, a very copious and partleolar lodes to the principal Matters. Load= s Piloted for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal ftreet, colter lath Printed for RICUARD Poi I. LI rs, No. 6, Bridge-lheet, Blackfriars, and to br 6.1 of all 130041.1krs At the fame time is publifhod, a fmall I.Jiti t of the origimil Italian, elegantly printed, pricc , ess. 61. b boards. THE CANADAS. This day were publifiled, in a fplcndid and very large Volume, in Quarto, illuftrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price al. ass. hoards, 'TRAVELS through the CAN T AS, containing a dtfcription of the pidurecque fernery nn tome of the Vern and Lakes, with an account of the produdigns, commerce, and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fuhjoined a com parative view of the manners and cuftonis of feveral of the Indian nations of North and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq. Deputy Poftmafter-General of Bvitith North America, &c &e. Printed fur Richard Phillip', No. 6, Bridge-Race, Blacktriars, and to be had of all Bookfcllcrs. N.B.A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully co. loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been dune up in a fcparate atlas, and the wog k, with this elegant acLuvapaninitnt, may be had at Three Gulima and a Hatf per copy. HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. This day was publifhed, in a large and very tlegant volume, eta, accompanied by numerous and very beatnik! Engravings, price 21 as. in boards, ATOUR through HOLLAND, a 1 the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Summer and Autumn of ilk& By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour ..round the Baltic, icc. " Pergit, et honks (tante eft fiducia) ripes incomitatus adit."— CLAUDIA,!. in this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cuf torns,arts, and condition of the Dutch fake the converfion of the Repilklic of the Seven United Province% into a Kingdom, and a defcription of the molt hoprefting Oka, and fcenery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of ale. dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany through which the Author pared ; and the whole is etubellifiled by so Engravings, by a diftinguifticil Artist, from drawings made on the (pot. s_ Printed for Rico A a oPurti.i es, No. 6,Brilge-ftreet, Biaelrfriars, and to be had of ail linokfellere. Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SOMMER,FICC EL 'll3c STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21. kilt publiflted, containing 36 large (beet Maps, coloured, price Four Guineas, half bound, 1 AVOISNE's NEW GENEALOGICAL, HIS TORICAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS; being a complete Guide to Hittory, both Ancient and Modern ; exhibit• ing an accurate Account of the Origin, Ikkent, and M :rringes of all the Royal Fan.ilies, from the Beginning of the Work' to tie prefent Time ; with a Mort Hiltorical Account of the remarkable Events that happened during the Reigns of each Emperor, King, queen, Prince, &c. in the above Period. sold by J. Barfield, Wardour-greet ; Dolan and Co. Soho-rquars; Hatchard, Piccadilly'; Faulder, Bond-itreet ; Longman. Hurst and Co. Paternotter-row ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. kinfbury (qua% ; and Ricbardfon, Royal Exchange. ALARMING DISCONrENTs IN MALTA. This ti.y were publiihed, in one volume octavo, p r i ce 6 s . b oar d s, AucHENTIC MATERIALS tot . a HISTORY of the PEOPLE of MALTA; in four Parts; containing the Form of Government under their own Magiftrates, under the Grand M:.fters, and under the &ha Civil Commiffioners ; their former Elora to regain their ancient Rights and Liberties, and their prefcnt Claims thereto; a Memorial to the King; Revenues, Expenditure, Coins, Corn Meafure, Agriculture, &c. By WILLIAM ETON, Efq. Superintendant General of the Q u arantine and Public Health De partment in Malta, Author of the Survey of the "Furkifh Empire. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand. Of whnm may be had. A New Edition, being the Third, of the SURVEY of the TURKioli EMPIRE ; Bvis, price Bs. in boards. . _ And by whom will be publiihed in a few days, Mr. El'ON's ANSWER to Mr.THORNTON, Aulor of the PRESENT STATE of TURKEY. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. ' 'HE advantage the public mutt alway s d er i ve from regularly educated profeffional men direding Arndt ex elufively their fludid to one fpecies of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled Riders which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, leleffrs CURRIE and Co. Sargeons, formerly hi his Majetty's fervice, hay made the Venereal Difeafe the particular oiled of their in vcßigation, and are happy in having 11 - covered a medicine lupe rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to obferve that the efteects of this remedy arc diametrically oppoßte to thofe of inereury,for though it completely eradicates every veftig t of the virus, in its moll confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the leatt injure the conflitiition—on the contrary, it renovates the fyt tem in all its natural fonaions, promotes appetite, and facilitate, digeftion-e-thus late:id of reducing a Rrong and vigorous conflittia tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre tend that coidlitution in its primitive Rate, but milord a weak and debilitated one to,Rs hatural Rrialgth and vigour. Numheilefs inn ands are on recent record of the fupetior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues adling as a itr petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding front an excefs of conjugal or illicit plcafure, or from the more inGduous, though not leG drib naive indulgence of locals tious youth of both fexes in a certain pernicious habit. Aniidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequenee of this folitary vice, there are none more analog than that diftreffing Rate of debility and dcfieency, which prevents oeembitters the ina trimnnial Rate ; the nnhappy folic rer broods ever his misfortune, afhamed to leek relict, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak nets as to render life oppreflive. To fuch perfons it if ultbe a con toting re flzetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatnn in. be reftored to that greateft of all fulmar. bias lugs, a It tont, manly, and vigorous entillitmioti. In all cake otMy, dttelency, front whatever caufe atiang, as wel; as in every fprcies cf .encreal infufi• - .u, Melrrs Currie a 4 Co. may be confulted by patients of either fel, with the grenteit fecrety and himour, at their hoofe, No. :07, Hat tnti Garden. Letters from the Country (plit paid) including a bank note, wail bave the inceliary medicine e-tJ advice fent to any part of the Vilgaotnt ' No. zD7, liattuti Gaz.:cn. c orequence of the numerous apol!carions for Place. In the des and the unprecedented ,-,sta•lft htftowed on the prefta . Ikr rntertainmenrs the Gentry, and others are repeetfully informed, that t v ill be continued until f u r. t o notice. ROY AI. AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLErs, WEST/Wigs TER BRIDGE. (oder the Pau orate of their Royal Highnefres the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. '"HIS PRESENT FRIDAY, and till further 1 fie, will be prdented (eleventh time) PRUSSIAN AtifILANDER's FXERCISES, Serpentine Ladder, &c.—ritth ! j o i e , an Arriette, called the German Spa Girl. —.nth time, Zqueftrian /untie', by the Yourg Proffian.-35th time, the fo ,:ruich admired Foreign Military Speclacle, called the BRAVE 'COSSACK, with its dependent and interefting new and fplendid Scenery, Machinery. Platform Work, Devil's Bridge, &c. of new invention, in which piece feveral Horfes, exprefsly trained. perform In a molt extraordinary manner.—r tth time. a favourite Song by a Young Lady—z ith time, Warbling, Whin:log, and Julking the Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, &e.— iitb time, The Grand Fqueftrian Corps de Referee will have the honour to perform divers hxervjfeg —To conclude with BAR. LECZyIN and MOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be opened at half paft five, and begin at half paft Ba. ...Boxes es—Pit u—Gallery za—SLcand price at half paft eight ADMIRAL TT 1117, 2s, 1807. NorrcE it hereby given that a St:ffion of Oyer aid Teraina and Goal Alktery, fir the Tri4 of °fences coneseit• ted oath+ High Scat, within the yneifiliaiox of the .Idinirahy of Ea r land, will it held at firmfli.:e Hail, in the Old Bailey. London, " Sr UV Os 26th of 7axe next, at Eight .11 1 ,ch in she Alarming. WILLIAM MARSDAN: This day was put lithcd, Price 6d. or Ss. a dozen for dißribution, a New Edition of AN ADPREBS to YOUNG PERSONS after CONFIRMATION By RI^I{ARD WATSON, D. D. 1.,,rd [Whop of I.and.ff. Printed for F. C. and J Itivington. No 63, St. Paul's Church. yard; and J Waiktr, No. 4.; Paternolter•row. N. R. A few Copies ..re printed in a larger letter and fine paper, prlei.