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!~'~'•' I • . . ae . NUMB. ,~ . ~: r , . _ • • • • • • • • 1 / 4 . • If. • 'I • • 'r-df 1, . OS -anumi., . • _ •••• • it 4, .44 ✓- , . SATURDAY, APRIL 6; 1816. IER 9079. LAST NIGHT TILL THE HOLIDAYS. THEATRE ISCIY Al., DRURY-LAM.. THIS PRESENT EVENING, their-Majesties' Servants will perform THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. To which' will' be added, not acted these 20 years, THE TWO MISERS. Ile Clover of Accidents, The Woosiman's•Hut, and What SIMI will be repeated in the Eager week. 'ROYAL HOSPITAL,. CHELSEA. • ad April, 1816. - TN, pursuance of an Act passed in the Last Ses• f Won of Parliament, by which it is ensued that the Out-Pen sioners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, in adi ranee, instead of half yearly, Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and otter% Commissioners for managing 'he affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pen. 'loners thereof residing iii London, of within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally etid regi mentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office m the said Hospital on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates of Pension, as undermentiuneil; when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the morning, until Three in the afternoon, for the Payment of a Qqarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 114ili of June neiv.. • On MONDAY, the Sib of April., The Pensioners at 61 ed. and ad. per day from the different Regiment, of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, including those' (tout the Militia. WARM BA rHs. IX fora Guinea, at REEVES's Cheap Circulating 1.7 Library and Reading Room, 98, Pall-Mall. Sig%t News p ipers daily, with the advantage of the Reading Room to alt in after the Bath. Books lent luf per Volume. Subscriptions taken by thr Mouth or Quarter. Many very superidr Works in pro portion to the Novels, at 2d per Volume. A detached Cottage, furnishedonly four rooms, with a field, a guinea and a'half pet Meek, at Reeves's Cheap Circulating Library, Nu. 911, fourteen doors from Carlton House. PRICE Sr.:T.N-rEv‘•s. PARLIAMENT/Mr PROCEADINO6. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRII. S. In the Appeal Cause " Maule v. Maule," Cnun•el was hesin - I and farther pr.ceeilitigs postponed to Monday item The Manchester Watrt Works, and the Leatl Manufactory Bills, were read the a, cowl time, and ordered to he re-or. d Mr. Bitoonats, end whet, from the. Commons, brough t up the Ayr Gail and Court House, the $t Helena Intereour4e, and Baoapartes Detention Etas, iehich were recd the ft' ft. elnie. Lord KING moved for certain documtaits relative to the Loon of Money advanced to Russia. The Earl of LIVERPOOL had no objection to the ?Amin tiros of ths Papers referred to by the Noble J.ettd, //puttee hr an. prehended that the Papers already on the I able were eutbzient Our that purpose. The motion was, after a few observations from the Earl of R 01 1 .41.114, agreed to. . LAST NIGHT TILL THE HOLIDAYS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OAR DEN. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Lady Teazle, Miss O'NEILL. To which will be added, JOHN, OF PARES. Cle EssterMonday, Mr. Cobham will make his first appearance g ums Thestrein the character of King Richard the Tbtrd. 00 Toesday, the Man of the World ; Sir Pertinax Macsyco ovoy a Gcotleman. being Ids first appearance ; with a new Comic Arabian Piece, calls Who wants a Wile f BAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. This matchless composition for Boots, Shoes, Harness, Ike. with less labour, produces a more BRILLIAN I' and lasting lEl' BLACK, than can be obtair.ed from any other prepara tion : it also possesses the superior quality of rendering the leather more durable, by preserving It soft and pliant, anal pre venting It from cracking. Sold wholesale and. retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumer,, Cockspur-street, London, (where the Patent Cakes continue to be made cod /told as usual); also sold retail by most of the usual Venders. Pints is.tid. half-pints lad. each. ••• To prevent Imposition. the Labels are signed t "W. BAYLEY, " BAYLEY and BLEW." The Martiui. of I . awsnewttr and Lord GR rYVILLIC 1.111ent• ed severally Peiiti. 4.‘from different quart ' r. of Ile ecitin , ry, praying for relief unkk? the haril‘hips which the I.antowaers, Farmers, and other., endoted from Agricti tur:l dig, row Theo Earl of OARNI.6Y moved for a variety of Papert rive to the experite of Military Fortikaiona. 'the motion, after some observattons from Lord Mute* AV e and Lord lavta root., was, by the consent of the Noble Mov, r, Otithdra wn. On TUESDAY, the 9th of April, Those at 91 and led. per day from the different Regiments, including these from the Militia. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of April, Those at is. per day, from the iliff , rent Regiments of Cavalry, With those from the three Regiments of Foot Ouardi, as also thuseirom theist to Melt:lth Regiments of Foot inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 11th of .April, Those at is. per day. from the 11th Reginiettrof Foot, and all the remaining !try/instill a id Corps. On SAIL RD IY, the 13th of April, Those at Is. end. Is. ski. is. i 4. is. W. and ts.tid. per day. a s) oupublisbed, in Two Volumes, price 14w in boards, NO:aced to Lord Viscount Castierenb, SOLI)IER FOR I UNE : An . Risco jig and Political Romance. By CAP LAIN ASHF., juke of the Spirit of the Rook, Liberal (Vide, &c. &c. Loden Soid by Sherwood and Co. tater:inner-row ; and pdonael, IS, Rae Vivienne. Paris. FOR COWOHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. MR. GREENOUGH's PEC [ORAL LOZEN GES ot:FOLU • the great demand for which, after up• wards of fi fty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coitghs, Hoarsenesses, here Throats, Asthmatic mod Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed ou the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenongb, the inventor. • Sold in boxes at Is. t rod. each by his appointment. by F. New bury and Suns, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard; Bayley and Co. Cock.per.street ; Nix, Royal Ex change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, g 69, Borough; Sanger, 150, thtford•strett; Barclay'., Fleet-,Market; Blake, 56, Picca dilly; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where also may be ha.l, Mr. Gret•nough's celebrated TIN CURBS for preserving the leech ;aid Gums, and cuing the rot/Ili-Acts, iu enlarged bottles a' 4s . 94. each. Jim publishtd, price Les. boards, \ THE PRINCIPL LS of . FLUXIONS ; for the Use of STUDINTS in the UtlilerSttiCS. B W. DIAL:IRV, B.D. F.R.S. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Second Edition, with Corrections and considerable Additions. Cambriege misted for Deighton. and Sons; and Law and %maker, 13, Ave Maria-lane, London. On MONDAY, the 15th of April, 'Those at Is. 3d. Is. Sid. Is. 4d. Is. 4 id. Is. &I. and Is. Sid. per day. This day was published, is royal Bso. price a Si. in boards, the Secood Edition, with considerable Addldeas, of A TREATISE on the LAW of TITHES ; a compiled in part from some Notes of Richard Wpodcle,on, D.C.L.by by Sir SAMUEL 'FULLER, Kat. Advocate-Gt. waist Madras. '. Lollop: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet. • sweet; AO I. Cooke, Orm.md Quai, Dublin. et This day as p ushed, In Royal Bve. price 75. 6d. sewed, VoL I. Put I. of DEPORTS of CASES argued and determined 111, In the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, during the time of Lord Chanceljoir ELDON; containing Cases in Michathuas and Hilary Terms, 56 Geo. 111.11115 and 1816. By J. H. MERIVALE, Esq. Barrister .at Law. London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Soo, Fleet street; sad 1. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. THE SPIRIT OFSMOLIAI AND IR Sti Wit'. Mit inf. Ibis day was pubushed. In One stout Volume. sauodetttato, price 6s. in boards, THE SPIRIT of ENGLISii WI I', tsar 1816. 1 in One Ircilame, t 7le SPlikl lof IRISH WI for 1816. The best testimony in praise of these Vokmis Is the its. Neon sale—Ninety Tbousismi Copses basing been sold within do Lot sot years. Loudon: Printed for Thomas Ten, Na I li, Cheapade ; W. Mason, No. si, Mew Bond -street; C. Chapple, ; and al Bookseller 4 in 'town and Country. EDINBURGH .FUGIfiVE PIECES. This day *as published, price its. boards, EEDINBURGH FUGITIVE PIECES ; with Letters, containing a comparative View of Bits modes of Lying, Arts, Commerce, I.4toralure, Manners, au. of Edin burgh, at different periods. By she late WILLIAM CREECH, Eti. F.R.R. Edinburgh. - To which k prefixed, an Account of his LIFE. Edinburgh: Printed fur John Fasrbairn, Longman and Co. T. (Well and W. bodes, John Murray, T. Hamilton, antlGale and Fenner, London. FOR HE USE. OF SCHOOLS. This 4;1 was published, in Two Volumes, 12Mo. , price £25. bound, CHEFS d'CEUVRE DRAMATIQUES, out Rc owl des Meilleures Mende Theatre de Corneille, Racine, %him Moliere,etc. Nouvelle Edition Revue, corrigee, et Asgaiutie des ineilleuree petites comedies et proverbes en un 11 L - r4eupres sexereer les jeunes personnel a la declamation. Landon: Printed for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria•lane, liven and Co.Patemestir-row, T. Beosey, Old Broad•street, ad A. B. Dulau and Co. Soho-square. SPANISH LANGUAGE. - - -------- - -- This day was published, Second gdition, price Si. hound, A NEW and IMPROVED ENGLISH SPA NISH.GRA.VIMAR.—By A.111 6 1-IENRY, a Native Spain, and leacher of the Spanish, French, and F.ngliih I.an- PAM "The Author is rm;nently qualiaed for the task 'which be has aatiertaken, and wl.ich he has performed with equal ability and siocceu. He has certainly produced the nio4t generally useful Grammarof the Spanish Language that we have seen. 0 Antijacobin Review. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, an/ Jones, Paternos% itt row.—Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, kzerdses on the Etymology, Spite:, Idioms and Spionyrns of the Spanish Language; adapted to the above Grammar, price 4s. bound. l his day was was publis h ed, price 3.. od in boards, Xloth edition, dedicated to the Royal Colle: - e of Physieans, • DISQUISITION on the STONE and GRA VEL,in which the hitherto undefined nucleus which gives •the to the' accumulation of Stone is tuUy defined, together with Alarpostics for ascertaining the existence of Stone in the Bladder ws Kidnies, pointing out a safe and certain remedy for that disor aft, which has been deemed the Opprwbrium Medisurum ;--; Ihweby obviating the necessity of the operation. By S. PERRY, Surgeon. Printed for Sh er wood, Neely, and Jones, Paternosrpr.row ; 111 . 4 "--7 and Son, Fleet-street; assn Porter, (late Becket) Pali- Mall. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND IFS CONSEQUENCES. Til l day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. Llastrated with Cases, APRAcTicAL TREATISE on the PREVEN. , 'LION and CURE orthe VENEREAL DISEASE, esti'. ring the e! meter, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases ,4 ediuely or remotely connected with it ; containing Observa 7.!_on (fleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges', the use of the 1 /o 1 common E t gle, C u esnespus Eruptions, imagina ry wireal Diseases,Debility gestell or kcal. the l'heory of Gene tits ike• Re. comprising an elementary Work (or diudenois aM " 10 the general reader ; interspersed With select Prescrip -"" hr spplisable to each division of the disease. By 'r. M. CATON, Surgeon. __M•• 10, Stanhope -street, Newcastle.street. Strand ; Late the United Hospitals of Sc. Thomas's and Guy's. .21 11 ored for Mews. rdietweQd sad Co, 90, I'at49lloital9ll4 *gs 111 1 12 k7 and Sou, 174, Iku-street, Lowton. • _ On TUESDAY, the 14th of April, • Those et ls. 64. with (how: at the different sates to 2s. 14d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th of April, Those at its. 2d. per day, and upwards; also the Pensioners front the several Regiments who have been admitted on account of blindness. It is also ordered and directed that all Out-Pensioners b I Ins ing to the said Hospital, do pay partictilar attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the rime of Payment by which they are Grdered to tiansmit in the. Pay master• General of his M.jesty's Laid Forces in London,. their Affidavits as tkerein prescribed, on, or immediately after evert Quar.rr.day, without which their Manse will net be enters.l un the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are nut after wards to change their place of abode, as specified in their affida vits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment ut his Pension. either at Chelsea, or at different places, he shall be struck off the List, and forfeit all benefit arising from this Establishment. G. AUST, Secretary and iteevt tar. BRI 1 ISH FIRE OFFICE. FOR the insurance of Buildings. Furniture, Mer chandise, Ships,Vessids, and ail other Property, against loss or damage by FIRE. Insurances for short Periods, or for event, Yean together, may be effected at this Office upon the most equitable Terms. Policies will not be charg ed for Sums of .300 or upward , nor to Persons i n creasing their present Insurances. 1 he whole S POCK of a FARM will be insured without Spe cificAtion, at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Cent. Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at LADY.. DAY, way be had at the principal Wilco in the Strand and Corehill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will resents Proposals for sew insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Chartist In the Reign of King George I. March, 1816. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivere d the Company's Offices, ever the Royal Exchange and io Pall-Mall, as well ax by their respective. Agents in the several Counties; and the parties assured are requested to apply fur ths renewal of their Policies; on or before the 9th of April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.' SAMUEL. FENNING, jun. Secretary. *.* Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As. soranre of Builskup, Goods, Merchandise, antloihips in Harbour, ni Dock, or while Building, from Lou, or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on I.ives. N. B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expense, to the As sured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. f3URSUANT to a DECREE of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cau.e " MOS so r against Bnaaow," due Creditors of EDWARD BARR ow, of Outrske, in Church Co- tibtone, in the Parish of Ulversaou ' In the Comity of Lancaster, Yeoman, deceased (whodied on Cr about the Stich day of March. 1805), are forthwith to come in and rove 'their Debts before Charles Th.totson, Esq. one of, the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon; den; or, iu default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the raid Decree. CHARLES 1 HOMSON. Wilson and son, Solicitors, liendaL HORNS BY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cornhill, re.pectfully acquaint the Public that they have a variety of l'icket% and Slums on Sale for the GRAND S I'ATE 1.0 I'. I'ER V, which begins Drawing the 14th of NEXT' MOM The Sc!leme is of great importance to the Adventurer. contain ing TWO Prizes of .830,000 and Fifty other Capital Prizes, all included in only 14,000 'rickets. HURN*IIY and Co: solicit the favours of their old Frtands and the Public in this excellent Lot. cry. TO THE PUBLIC. TBISH, Contractor, anxious to give an unequivo. . cal proof of his grateful sentiments for the distinguished patronage shewn to the numerous Contracts in which he has been engaged, has determined to make a rata GIFT 01 the following valuab'e Bonus, which shall be diviCesl among the holders ut all Tickets and Shares BOUGHT on or before Saturday. the 27th . of Tuts blosi it, (April) according to their respective propor tions : wiz.• THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS! which are deposited in the Bank of England, and the sum total that may aterue from the Prizes, even if it shoal be 60, 70, or se/10,e00 will be paid to the holders' of Tickets and Shares, if purchased on or before the 27th of Arett.; after whids, all Tickets and Shares soul, eriU have a distinguishing mask put on then), to denote they are not entitled to the said Bono& The auregate number Of Tian, and Shares sold up to the 27th df April, will be officially published In the Gazette. that the Public may be %third to ascertain how Muck per Ticket tithe produce of the said Bonus amounts to. Then, &thief tip chance of his own Ticket or Share, ever!' early adventurer wIU else have as interest in 300 ovate* wow Baas, a printed list of whicla Will be given ; mid although his own may Wks prove fortunate, be will stilt be tortaifi of receiving something from the Bonus, which, if It contains lucky. Numbers, may be considerable. At all events, although the Product of Lot. tery Tickets must be uncertain, the Public will no doubt do jus tice to T. BISH, and take the wjl toe the deed, as this is an as teal pram of an extra &deludes:, fared Mr Scheme, and when k Is considered thpt the MO Titters •if sold would produce above &tee Thetteerad7patods, it certainly forms a Valuable Beers, to share of which any. person may become entitled wbo makes an immediate Purchase of a Ticket or Share. The Numbers of the I Tickets are deliverin g grads. To oossclusinba tbp *imp of the Lords of the Treasury, the Public have T. 10114 tikAATI , , 000 D WISHES. . To the'SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, and NERVOUS. EXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with the world at large. not only of the inutility bu t injury, fre quently done by aq the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Diseases and, at the same time, tally persuaded that, in the dispensations of PROVIDENCC tffectual Remedies cer talair were to be foynd; we confidently and :calm -ly devoted ourselves to the study of theni; and the result of fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Reme dies, entirely oat of the usual routine of Medical Practice. pro- ducing the most extraordinary and beneficial elects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these dameniable Complaints, but their very Constitutions are radically changed.—We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, and re store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do we palliate only the symptoms y Scrofula; for our Scrofu lous ßemedy ale* strik e s at the very rtlot of the disease, and rarely fails rooting et out of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy Is 'quail successful. and the iialawy sabjosts of Mental disease, wearied eat by perpetual dioarpoiswasamt, may here look with confidence, kid will certainly otwida EWAN( from their wretchedness. The New Medical Institution is astailishid by a Society of Medical Gentle. met, for the Core of these Complaints only, at No. e,Tavistock. street, Bedford-equate London.—F. Xi and Co. ° • • Ample lostrueileas are given with each distinct Remedy, the price of which Is lON. Id. doable ael, quadruple ill. les. to gether with a Pamphlet the evidences of the WOOS/ of these modes of treatment. Dr. Seines*, Member of the Royal Col lege may be I:Mutated at the Institution front eleven tothree, or by letter, post paid, ineleelng a remittance, addressed to F. XAVII.II and Co. as above. The Above Pamphlet may be bad gratis, inlet lostiostioa, where the !loosed*, are sold, wholesale and retail, sad by all Yodel, in Town and Country. . • IRREGULAR USE OP sommarts. The Earl of ESSEX felt it his duty to call the at tention of the House to an irregular use of the mili tary power, which he considered not only as uhwar i ranted by the occ a sion, b ut as trenching on the libel-. ties of the people, and violating the acknowle.iged principles of the Elglish Constitution. He could. well remember the time when any of their Lordships might go to Court without the circumstance °la nr;. Hwy guard ; but is hal so happened yesterday, that in proceeding in his carriage with a Noble Friend, he was interrupted by an armed soldier, and actually threatened to be cut down. There had not occurred nn the part either of himself or of his Noble Friend, any thing to justify the outrage of which he cony plained, and which lie must certainly regard as an • absolute assault. The Earl of LIVERPOOL frankly admi ted the principle, that the military po*rr was never to be called into action or attendance in civil easel, except where the civil power was deemed or had been pcoved inadequate to the occasion. It bad, however, been 'ICW for a certain number of the Life Goards-to attend on the occasion of Drawing Rooms, and he certainly bad not been aware of any improper con duct of that body of men, or of any other of the mi litary in the performance of such duties. Lord GRENVILLE c‘sul..l not hut re:nark with peculiar commendation, the moderate manner iii which his Noble Friend had alluded to the transac tion which he had thought fit to bring before the notice of the I'-louse. It surely could not he dispuieJ, that according to all the maxims and practices or our ancestors, and even of our own times, the military power was never called in, except on the admitted or supposed inadequacy of the civil power. Bat in the case of his Noble Friend, Mere w4s no• kiird;Rof excuse for military interference ; there was no sigu or probability of any tumult votsusever. A.- Nois4w. and Learned Friend of Us lad stated, and it was. a sentiment becoming bun as a Magistrate to utter, that the proper security of the people depended. not on the military but on tilt Laval power. And lie would ask whether, it when .. soLlier with his drawn sword against one of his Majesty's peac.able subjects shouleprovoke unother outrage, which might lead to extremity, where the blame would lie ? If the soldier should have been put to death, or if the citi zen had fallen, where would the blame or the respon sibility have rested ? If such a practice were to con tinue to be t.derated, it would be necessary to alter the law of the land. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he should not take up much of their Lordships' time. He had a pleasure in *contemplating that the British soldier was, and felt himself to be, a British citizen. As to the arrangement and appointment of part of the so!. diery on occasions like chat of yesterday, he believel it would bo generally felt and admitted, that without some such precautions it would he impossible to ap. proach the Court either at St. James's or at Buck ingham House. Far, however, from his mind wits, the thought of having the military force employed for civil purposes, except under the guidance and authority of the Civil Magistrate. It had been said, hoFever, by the Noble. Earl who introduced the sub ject, that the soldier had struck his hot se, and the Noble Baron. who spoke last had thence imagined A case of exttemity, as if instead of the horse the Noble E irl himself had been struck with the sword. The two positions, however y were materially different. Lord GRENVILLE could not recur to the dreadful events of 1180 without feelings of horror, it was an event which left a lasting stigma on the B,i. tish annals. Three days the capital of t't's great empire was in flames. But surely the N iblr 4114 Learned Lord would not compare the circumstances of that occasion with the present times. He could never believe, and though he had listened with due atten:ian to the Noble and Learned Lord, he coul s t not believe that the Noble L ,, rd would justify the conduct complained of by his Noble Friend, or insi s t on a distinction in case of assault, between beginnin4 with a hdhe or its rider. He was sure that. Noble and Learned Lord would' maintain no su:h legal doctrine, but he had not only confidence in the•cor rect and constitutiouai doctrine of that Noble Ldrd, but was fortified in the recorded opinions of some of the ablest. writers. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM was desirous to know whether the practice which had been com plained of was to be pursued or discontinued ? Lord SIDMOUTH fully agreed in the propriety of the position that the military power should never be used in civil cases. without the authority of the Civil Magistrate, and though he had no reason so suppose that on, improper proceedings had taken place, he should take care t h at on occa. sions thereafter, the civil officers slrOsild be inefhcient attendance. Lord HOLLAND thang ,.. .ht ,.: ; was hic umbra! on * , • A.ili . CHING*4 PA FENT WOktM 1.07.F.Nud3. Nir ORMS are allowed to be the most frequent sources of Chillta Symptomq every Parent should be jrqueutted with. They occasion lop of appeti:e, a paleness or the face, eniaclatior, and an Irre gular state of the bowvli, at:coded with violent pains; they bring on convulsions affect the grawth of the body, and (Are': ro pve fatal, by ending In a corisominion or decay. Both as a preventative and cure or these alarming complains, the above I excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of the I. higheit characters in this country, to have nu equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a perso.ral knowledge of its efficacy to their own families, armors its merits beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other Me‘cine of the kind can boast. your at Mesa.. Butler and Son*, No. 4, Cheapside. I ondon, in packer; at is. till. and hoses. ar t. tkl an 1 ts. Ad. and also by Mr. Gardner, tteorde street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery And Sons, Danes street, Dublin ; mid the Ma►ih:►ne Venders in every city and sown in the United Kingdom. AITSSE LS' JET..:I"I"S DROPS. In his Moi. V jistfa Navy the* Drops have fur near Het years past maintained their character era Specific for the Sane?, C;ravel, Dropsy. Stranintatt, Weakness ami Obstructions in the Urinary , Passage, and General Debility; bat particularly for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Distioe t Wessels' le.utt's Drops and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and are so innocent In their nature, as to require Mil- or no restraint; The great object to be attended ti Is, •hat Patients at d Furs chews, should, be careful hi kairingehe true and glassine krepara dm, as the unsafe, unsanctioned, and dangerous counterfeits at tempted to be foisted on tke Public, by absolute fa'seboods, are so numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask for Wassats Iteurr's Vanes, and unless they have the fo low lug wards on the stamp, 'bey arc gross impost ions oar the public Joseph Wessels, 69, St. Paul's Church-yard," which his Maf jesty'a Commissioners have ordered to be engraved on every Stamp, to 'roue. them as their right. An others are Counterfeits. Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal fermi. Price Ys. 9.1 —1 Is.—and ifs. per bottle. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL. BOARD. BLACKFRIARi- ROAD. THE salutary effect or this Instirutio n manifest iromthefoUowits g very extraordinary cue : _ _ London to wit John Jackson, pi the Borough of South.. walla, broker, maketh oath and saith, that in the year 1 8 11, he was athicterl with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly seventeen Moab, under the care of several resvectable Surgeons, without obtaining any relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his life being in danger, was recommends ‘ te• Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Chariutte-Hou4 ' Blackfriars-road, where the progr ess o f t h e disease was immediately stopped, and he was soon restored to perfect health, which, by the blessing of Coo he trill enjoys, hereby declaring, that in stating these facts he is influenced by no other motive than a grateful return for so miraculous a cure, and the duty be owes to his fellow-creatures. 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