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-•;•• . .. , . . . - . . . ~,,,,,. .." :; • " A. Jo (7 .- - --" - • 7:7%-4" .. . r ) '''. o4. ' , . _ __.6i : -- " --'- . X 7 . .if 4 r - . )., f ~..• v , ...toL,. * t . . • • • • ,Cl.) ie , • . N ilt . , dm , .. 4 O. ......... i.: ( "`"": . • I. . *: 1 *O l :. i j Ottlb k ( . . - • ssi. r.,, '<4" •• r \ - \ :;:?"./ 7 "ct, ;* '% • ‘,,,4 \ ...\ \,..... 5 \ k „ ....... . ,L ....___„ . 4 , ,!....----: / / ssfr . . ' '...._ ' - t• . 4 . . . . .. . . - • . . .6 . • le Dr ‘h- ~....____ . .. . , t.. 0 .,,, • • . • , . . ... .... MONDAY', *DECENII3EIi, 9, 1811. 77'241 [PRICE SIXPb.I4CZ-FLU.FPENNY THEATRE ROYAL, COVENI=OARDEN. MADAME DE sTAEL's WORK. I I RE Public are respectfully informed tliat.M.t. dame de STAEL'a Work DE LA I.IrPERATURE, &e. wkh MEMOIRS of *tier LIFE, the republication of which has been unavoidably delayed, is now READY for DELIVERY, in 2 elegant volumes, price 14s. Rondos : Printed for and sold by H. 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Mier die Lips. et that mistaken teal which as aid put,* Ico-e ptircle iu a meaner utterly Inconsistent wkh :y • f vie et•alrment. the It ss bet:sell:so d of •tie greater, Dot the _otter of the. le•ai th e body lavirg foc ti : e -she tit' the • Aped, not eft- eellt for the sake of tl•e badly tstag-s.butag &biretta", altp, siorill•d for the sake of churchos.ll , .4. chore:lts fur the eANP. itieteets; the poie of creation for .he scEe of the creaue. salt :he sasttor for the sake of the parts of creation. • The main des is of the atit , lor bath Wee, Din to etatniste the cereparatve merits 4. other ti lane for education, but co readet with the Wren* eepedlion a so.umary view of )110 o*n The colattsal design of the auth r hash bees to suarct those. aatassls, a.nl casstior.s of *Web all societies in all countries nni-t have need, in proportion to their need of socurity 'pains - 'he Jae& of choolong that gain which is presets, yr trayss•sy, la - to the wkot future, yet pernatuesr ; the rig stf timotilawalitiv i t. The autism' havi .g foetid spine desires *tee*** this p..bl•cation by prsecting the• iteadcr with a . 'os•ti• ti Latln, and English, oo the Right -hl.net••g Cere '1 he tpe-i" this Flower is of the genus Cum, fivin Jamaica, 'Vent erica, • and Demi ago Exeter: Printed by Tresvinen and Son. High -street ; and sold by S. Wolnitr, Exeter; and Charles Law, Ivo. is, Ave-Masao lane, London.—Pr oe 1 e t d. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEI4DER 9, will be performed, ROMEO . AND JULIET, Romeb, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; 'll,/eftntio, Mr. JONES ; Beirvolio, Mr. BRUNTON ; 'tybalt, Mr. BARRY MORE. Lady Capulet, Mrs. POWELL ; JtAer, .Miss S. BOOTIj. Act 4 1. a Masquerade am. Dance, Incidental to th& Play. In 7 .l‘qt IV. the Funeral Preterssiou , of Juliet, and a Solvate Dirge. o which wilfbe added the Grand Histerical Pantomime of DE LA PEROUSE ; OR, 'Mx DE:',OLATE ISLAI\I.I. To-morrow, King Henry the Eighth. On Wedncgday, The Iron Chest. Onlbuisday, Macbeth. On Frlcley, All in the Wrong. Saturday will be revived Shakespear's Tragedy of Coriolanus. Miss Smith is engaged at this Theatre, and will make her first appearance soon after Christmas, in the character of Elwina, ie Miss Hannah More's Tragedy of Percy. That Proposals will be received at their OfEee, in Pall-IdelS, on or before Monday, the 11381 day of December instant, from sock permits we may b, sang to undertake the supply of ENG ui(rimBEIt,,PLANIC.. and SCAN UANG, revoked fortha Ordnance Service, for a period of three Vears‘ detetmlnableat the expiration of the first year, at the option of Neher petty. J DiScriptive lists of the Articles to be suyilied, - and feather par.. ticithers, together with the Tervu and Conditions of threats:act: , that be kuown-upon application et the Secretary's Ofica, In Pan- Mali aforesaid, any day betwe eh the hours of tee ana fonro"clock, whop also the "toping* must be. delivered, sealed up and es dorm!, " Proposals far English'limber, &c.;" but no Piet:l'o4 can be admitted after the said 231 day of Decen)lier, at tirafhtis o'clock at noon of the same day, neither wi!) any render lob' soli tired antes the party making It ur an agent Lt harbelddi attegad. . • • By Ordir dify se. o f, - . l .l Evaissr,smob:4; This day were published, In Octavo, illustrated with s 9 Plum, price ISs. Itoaras, MECHANICAL EXERCISES or, the Ele meies and Practice. of Carpentry, Joinery, Bricklaying, Masonry, Slating, Plastering, Paintingr, Smi•hing,• and Turn ing. Cure ailing. a full Description of the Too!s belonging to each Branch of Business, and eopitius Directions for their Use: wiLls an Explanation of the Tema used in each art, and an Intro duc.ion to Practical-Geometry. By PETER NICHOLSON. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 69, High Holborn. Where may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Carpenters 4 New Guide, !to. 78 plates, 15s behind, 2.The Carpenters' and Juicers Assistant, 40a., 79 plates, Li Is. bound. '1 he Student's Instructor, to the Five Orders, evo. 41 plates, tos. 6d. bound. ANIMALS OF THE - FORMER WORLD. This thy via. published, price £3. c 3i. 6d. the third ;mil concluding 'lO SHIP-BUILDERS,CARPENERS, AND 0 ruEas. SOU I HAW" I ON. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Under an Execution of the Sheriff, by. Mr. LINDEN, on Tues- Volume of 'THE ORGANIC REMAINS of the FORMER WORLD, containing the Remains of Insects, Shells, Am phihla, Animals, &c. With twenty-three coloured Plates, represeattng nearly 4co Fossil Specimens. By JAMES PARKINSON. day, 10th December, IC 1„ and Days, at Northam, rear Southampton, ' AVERY huge Quantity of TIMBER, of various sorts; consisting of Plank, .Seantlings, and Edgings; Oak and Elm Slabs, Oak Tops and Knees, a large quantity of Tree nails, &c. &c. which will be sold in 1 (Its convenient for Pur chasers: also two useful !bran? Draught Horses and Harnesses, a Cuw, one Cart, three Loath, quantity of Iron and kibband, Deck Nails, and various other Effects. Sale to begin each si..y at Eleven b'Clock. Catalogues to be had of the Auctioucer, a!tuve Bar. Published by Sherwood, Neely and Junes, Nornaville and Fell, J. Murray, White and Co. W. Phillips, T. Boosey, J. Asperne, Richurdsons, A. and J. Arch, Black, Parry and Kingsbury, and Lackingtun, Allen and Co. Where may be had, the first volume, prier 4.'3. is., the second volume, price £2: lt2s. 61, or the Work complete, price J. 9a. ; and the mho- Publications of the same Author. SEGMENT of a PANORAMA in MO i r iON : 11 with,th6 Skips performing their various evolutions, and the Sea, Clouds, fire, &c. In Mbtiun, regulated by the closest ob servations to Nature, and the laws of Geometry and Perspective, where the powers of Mechanism and Painting, when united, are evinced in s superior de g ree, in the Representation of the VIC TORY of TRAFALGAR, at the NAUMACHIA, Prince's street, Laice.ter-square, every' day, front eleven o'clbck in the morning till dusk, and from six in the evetlin.T till nine. A FASHIONABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE MR. J.G. HOPKINS begs 'ewe to return Ini . rnost grattful thank.; to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very diatitiguilted patronage he has so long experienced, and revectsully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies Ind Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expeditiously in,tructcd in the most pros manner, to qualify them for the first astl*mblits, on application at his residence, Coat hmakers' Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside. •e• NEW AIUBIC. Pub 110.14.11 by Goulding. D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. at their Wh , 1 1 .• a!e and Retail Warehouse, No. 20, Soho-square; and No. 7. We,tinnrelazza-street, Dublin, A GENERAL and Comprehensive Instruction Book for the V ioiln, to wh'clt are added 35 progressive Excr. ekes in I h.• d 'fertile Major and Minor Keys, by 1. D. Loder, of X.sth, price 1413. tel.; the favourite Opera cf the Maniac, or Swiss erf,rnied at Alts Lyceum, ad:irtsd for the German Flute by a professor, composed by H. R. Bishop. price !is.; the popular Opera of the Atneticarm, as pertermed at do. adapted for the German Flow bra Profewar, composed by M. P. 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Their new-invented Escurial Woollen Cloths, for Dresses, are rentarkab!y soft, fine, and warranted to svalh.— Real Highland Tartan Plaids, in all the vatious colours. No pat tehis sent unless letters post-paid. Habits and PeliSses made in the most genteel fashiciu. FOR THE HOOPItiG COUGH, AUSTIN'S LINIMZNT t which is an external appUtatlon, and has been used with constant success in 4trivate, and distributed gratis for many years, is now, from the numerous applications for it, offered to the Pubic in vnvral, as a safe, easy, and effectual remedy fw this disorthr, and that fre qiitntly whet; all other medicines have failed, It is equally effi cacious in other oltAiraste and dist reising can: s. . Sold only by P Nevrhery and Sons,./40. 45, 't. Paul's Chyrch yard, in Pa., puce es. each; and by appointment by Bacon, Psfe.rd-street; Hawkins, Oldflond-street Burcbeil, Long:acct.; Ward, Holborn; Barry, Brklge-strret, W,.•.tmlnster ; Clarke, Borough; French, 1 . 04, Queet , ostreet, Borough; and Brennand, Bithopsgate.ttreet. Observe the vienle " 1 , . Newbtry, 45, St. PanlN" tograved in, the Stamps. BANDANA SOAP. NIT HITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per. tonal beauty in both aexes,land In same psrts of Europe are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA :icIAY!, or ladian Wash:oB Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the most erginsite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairocss to the lands which are constantly 'washed with this ::csap. Even' in ca. - •esmheze the skis haslatian injured by labour or other vio lence, the bar it as anal cDarit-nots are effectually, infallibly, and perrnanewly • removed, and .ticc...!edecl by a iiitoothoess, fairness ' and delicacy of apgaarartoe, se iich cannot bc•actpired byany other means whatever. It is by eitpeatienc: only that any one can form 80 adCquite idea. of the superior es:re - Petite of this Soap. old by the Proprien:r's al, , ent, whose sisnature is bears, Wil liam. Wl, hers,. Na. I'.ti , S rand, near • cmp Loudon; and the proloric.ters, as *further security, bf g titans o La p_riicular In noticing, +hat :henaine and addres. of the printc I-, I:. Spraft, No. 41,.130w s:reet,COventaga.Alen, is a&azt.d to the label and wrap per. AU other:: zre counkrici;s. Sold by resiKetablc:. Per ftuntr% and, Mcdicine Vonari in I onset and Country, prire IF. each cake Eat it Is at all thrissyccolary to be particular in ob serving Oar above catiion, whizh will be the nittara of preventiug the i9ipolAtious which have of late heenpractired. - GUDE. I'ONIAN• MEDICINES. • bBSERVATIONS 0141 AST Ht•EATIC • AND CONSUMP& TI"E COMPLAINTS. of. original Causes of Asthmatic :Ind Constimp -a- tivo comp'aints, are getfendly very similar; being soinetimes outing to a preternatural eni,trgement of die lunis, Or t!k having neeected what is called a slight cough, or col a re sappvdon of insentibleperspirittion; they mite have t heir origin in visceral ditease, but woe tt seldom prove tai. al IT.I.At ne &Wet or mismanage:mote t -or both united, to. cirifirra.th‘ death,. ivniptoms. The late ingenion:;bi.Ceillen raiak.Asthuta among the liasmodic class at diserdels, =AI the UlFstonlan Medicines the Itoit.csirtatti antispasmodlts keown) have lottg.provcd the trut h laisoistariatiomS in pafent t nearly suiloc awl fur wanr of restiration, and so oppressedtrith phlegm, as to be :isle to expectonre, but. • with difilcu'ty, attended with ex•reme pains in the ehest,hack, Sze.' have by the ewe of Guest'sAithenaticMedicines,been abletobr..athe with ease and freedom, totir,peetoratit without eimrsity,stud freed - . from pain in ball' an hour, by rtourotiog 'what the inuttortat Boerliaave calls the Via Vera, by which such a genial wr.rnith it difibsed through the whole %poem, as promotes tinfirersal sibie persp;ration, and gives a free care titation •to. all the juices in the Inintan ttante,by which means theeffencling matter Is excited to pass •oIF through the skin, anti by oiteraknost insehstbie aliens, the patients are restored to perfect health; which must as. , scretliy may be done in all ca.es of the above description, anti its a reasonable thine, unless sonic part of the vi,ecra has received' 'each a fatal inlet, as to-make it impossible. But these disorders vary so much according to circums'auces, constitution, Bitc.it is baspossibie to give general directioes specifically; it well thertfore bee advisabhe both in these complaints and•thaseof Paralytic alfec dons. for the patient to consult me personally, or any Medical Gentleman practising with the Guestonian Medicine s. • B. Guest maybe consulted at his :own !Jousts, • No. 9, Great istreeratreet.Blacitrigia-road, any morn i ng groat nine to two:et, tiktubly asceptett...-(Calit 4iara futbee paper.). NEW NOVELS, BY MRS.HAMII:FON: THE MONK's DAUGH'rER, or Hypocrisy Punished, in 3 vols. price 13s. In beards. 2. The French Em'grants ; or, The Suppositious Heiress, an interesting Novel, in 2 vols. 105. by Mrs. Hantiftun. 3. A Winter at St. James's; or, Modern Manners. Inter spersed with interesting Memoirs of severs' Persons of Distinc tion, and exhibiing extraordinary Scenes now acting in High L'fe. in 4 vols. XI. By Mr 4. Hamilton. The Capricams Mother ; or, Accidents and Chances, in clueing the Alvoiturcs of Andrew Glassmore, in 3 vols. 15s. by a celebrat-d Author. A Peep into the Thu'lleries, or Parisian Manners. By the Au thor of A dela de Sertange, 3 vo:s. lre. in hoards. Published by AUen 5, Paternoster row. Of whntn may had, just pi:Wished, the Third Edition or The Npit.t tai " the Book;" or, Memoirs of Caroline, Princess of Hashurgh, in three volumes Just published, a New Edition. price ss. illustratud with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VEN FION aad CURE of the VENEltEetIe DI'sEASE, particularly i:s consequerces, as Stricture.= Gleets, &c. including copious and practical Obsery pions on Ti.bes DorFa is, flypochon driasm,Onanisnt, Setninal Weakness, Mt.cal Discharges, j,:c. t!i• vented of all technical obscuri-i-s. By M. CA lON, M D. Late of the United Ifospitals of St. 'Fltomas's and Guy's Priatedfcibibenvood, Neelht lopearn er-raw; Sa mud Hlghley,•Firet-street; ; and Lindst P"," Wigmore—street, Cavendish-square, London. Also, by the same Author, price §s:"' A POPULAR TREATIsE on the PREVENTION and , OURE of the different species of AS 1 HMA, with Practical bservations on the use of the STRAMONILIM, and its , preparations in those affections as well as the Hooping Cough,' Melo& t Remarks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras' Nut in Diseases of the Lungs and Stomach. • This day was published, Itt'One Volume 4to. etubell'iubed;ith s kl - aps, 15 Plates(many - - . finely coloured), and 15 Vignettis, e Ss. boards, TRAVELS in the ISLAND of ICELAND during the Sumnier of the Yen 1810. By Sir GEORGE stEttART MACKENZIE, Baronet, Fellow of the Royal Society.of Edinburgh, &c. Btc. •.* 'I his Work contains the Observations made in that inte-. rretins; Island, by Sir Gorge klackenisae, Bart. Mr7Holland, and Mr. Bright. A prrlituinal y .Diseertation on the History and I.ttrrature of Iceland, prec.des the Journal of the 'Fravellers. In 'he Journal is described the Country, the hut :primp, Volca noes, and other natural Curiosities, and also tbrMantiers, and Customs of the Inhabitarto ; aftd it is foUoived by distinct Chapters on rural, political, and ecclesiast;cal Affaire ; on ,the present State of Literature ; on Natural History, Botany, and Mineralogy. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs. Ortne, and Brown, Cadell and Davies, Wiliam Miller, and Jahn Murray, Ltnalua ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. _ . This day was . pttlhished, Octavo, price Bt. 6d. reyal piper, 15s. 6d. bound, THE NEW WHOLE DUTY of MAN : contain ing the Faith as we'l as Practice of a Christian. made easy for the Practice of the preseht Age, as the Old Whole fluty of Man was i:esit;ned •for those unhappy Times in which it was witted ; anJ sapp'yin:t the Art.cles of she Chrfofran Faith, which are As :tilting. in that Book, though etocinially neccsiary to Salva. tion. With L'evotiona proper for several occasions; also a hielF to the grading of the Holy Scriptnres. ge.nina Ftlition has Ids Maj. sty's Licence to W. Bent on the hick-of-the I itlepage, and is signed with his ilanK an eac hark or the Frontispiece.—Also uaty be had, au Editisin in without the Help to the Reading of the Hoy Scriptures, price s'. 6d. Zwitind. Printed for Iv. Banc, at the King's Arms. Paternoster-row ; Fa imsl C. Rii.ngton, 1. Waikp.r, Sgatcherti Lettemian, Wilkie and kubirson. C. l a avr, Longmint and Co. Cr shy and Co. W. liaries, I. a:chat - diem ? J. 111, Richardson, and Slietvrool, Neely, and lasn*s. • • •,:l he Octavolidilion may be.had with al Set of Bsu Plates ; the common paper 116. sand the royal i Bs. rbel..h.ounel. • . . • . • This day S ivas published. .In three vole crow* octhvo the sWth Edition, revised,corrected,. wad eulargeti v price 15s. its A TRATISE on- die DP,SEASES of CHIL -1- DREN, with Direstions for the I\latiagentels, of infants from the-1.4r1b ;tied now predsely adapted to proiaJoa4 readers. I • . By MitSHAEL tibIDERWCiOD, Licentiate in -hittlwifeti of the Royal College of Pirricians in 1 . I.ondon Physician to teet •Royal MO:new thes Princess of Wales i -ind late Senior Phy,iseen to the Bsrtish Lying in Hos- pita). •Illso i by the szme Atttieor. in threevolutnes, the Second Edition, priie 1 gs. tulitards,*of t. A TteAke on the Dht*der) ofthildbood ; with Direction ; tartbe Management of : lnfants from theblith. Atbrted to do.. mestie oar. tuft AsstiLoty itssisflkd, bg perntission v to bis Royal • . Hiihnerrem Nines. of Wake, a 'lllll4.l3tlis,ios; price tier, hi boarde i of Lis S. Surgical . Tracts ;:ciitualislur a Trettjse upon Ulcers of the Lms, Scrofulous Tuhtoors, the Maminary'Atcersi Disorders of the Eyr, and ou G.togrtue. Pr nted fur J. (:allow, Medical 800 . Mellor, Cvostru-coait, Princes-street, Soho. Whtre may he bad, J. Catroves ntai Catalog:lh of a Moder; Collection of Medical . Books, contaluing the most approved Au ' thors for itift ak4 N. 13. A Metlimi Subscription Library, where boots are lent by the wad% or p.a. ADV ICE. • WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to &cove the moat safe and teitain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the beet proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study; viz. a terrain Disorder, frequently contracted in a Moment of intoxi cation, and its coneonaitants, strictures rid Glects, which, by an improved plea, are speedily cud effectual/ cured ; at also de batty, whether arising front Ilacchanatan indulgences, long resi dence to warm etimates, or a secret solitey vice, too often un hippy, pursued by the youth of bolls sexes, -in the one cawing stenlity or barrenness, and in the other a uumeroue train of ner vous dweases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Pao potence and Consumption. in that distressing rate of deb !by us deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by wh.ch the powers of the censti • union become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lou don, they offer a Arm, safe, and speedy restoration to wilful and vigorous health. The result of i long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superioi t method, to remove ven*eal complaints, however inveterate or eomplicated, without subjecting the patient to t~A~ least , restraint In diet or exercise ;- and in recent Cases Where an early application Is made on disco.!ery of the infection, they frequently perform * cure in the short space of two days The unprecedented suitestrof their mode of treatment (whirl' has never been knowu to fait in one single Instaitce in a prac tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been putstsed'hy other Practitioners without effect), indaces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOiS and Co. exclusively professing the core of these paetietilar complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the i s o o . rant empiric, think it'bio justice to themselves to state, that they anio been properly educated and' initiated into every_ branch of the prnfrosiori (certificates of which, from different hospital., and teetimornals from the UMW eminent Physicians, they have to con-, vineesuat inquirer), th{t the success resulting front their elide* vouri first induced them to quit we entice of the general Prac titionei, and they presume that their pretensiOns constitute a fair grintsid for the unprecedented confidence rids which they have, by the public, beet! so 0N cafty,hnsioured: Patients in the contour are requested to state the particular; of their case, age, thitmanner'of bviug, iriclosing a Bank Note, for advice and meilicinies, and the same wBi be for warded to any pars of t$ kingdora.—GOSS 104 ate. Surgecsa, in, Boitverie strnM, Flint-Mrotel. 1 is worthy observAttuit the nnnwr.us Cases that have suiceedetil by the use of SPILSBURY'S l'ATEttr ANIISCORI3O nc DROPS; and the totter:ft rewtarkahle ass stance c:curred in a middle aged woman who applied for their use at the Dispensary, IS. Sobonitaare, London. She complained of great debility and nervous Irritation, appetite bait. with a ge neral depression of ltreashit.z; her case not bird well untlerstonst, ose had tried palliatives without any success She too! the hf eine, though the Proprietor stated the iiiiprobattillty of its being of set vice ; in a month she walked (tors Lambeth, baSiog rectos vered her strength and appetites and hiercased her palm from the depresses: state it had been in. Now this effect can only be se. ' counted for by the medicinc teguiating the stomach and &gess don, and exerting the powers of the Walt. In deep-seated alas . icesses of the joints, the change it prodit:es In the guieral health, excites the best hives Lu those most distressing dies. In crops ti..ns, scrophula, scurvy, rliennisn.m. Ste- its eiT-ets art yeneratly acknowledged. As there are num:mascot:me:Mts. Isleme kir Spilsbary's Patent Antr..c..rlout.c Urni.s, with Me Zinestiaity printed in black ink, in bond c ..( . se Fd. do u bt, haw, ' ,Ns. g m larger XI 2s.duty ir.clitded. Comp :tiod'Etwitre Sa. Sohl at it is, • obo-square, .ii• t.eiCieAND SURGICAL. IItI:,PEN-AttY. • His k ortl HiEhnen the DUKI.. of YORK, Pa• -on. Surglon, Mr. al 6 N NAN, Member nt ilk.: Royal Co/leFe, Loy dos' HIS excellea Institubjon, i . rected for the benefit against the d.lwions of invyrietun in this br..nch of practice, hung boat the ct re of :.o 1 sa thin patients. sine! 1606, wany 'abottii g under ehe de-perate Vcnercal Infection. The superior and highly eIG , acious plan hf twatw.i,t pursued by Mr. Kiernatii whit_ it orci...s the 01cl-invents ices c public charities, gives aet rtain, sa.ts anti spreckgsayt, without contintine::t, itijutrothr cortetitu •on s pr Any cirottorfidoidiicy can betray. t t the Eiend. of :!.e put•ent thz es sta my of theft Al: rase. The eat ly symptows of infection are cured lb a le* daTs, and the most comp seated farms of strictures, dehrd'y,Aktratiosas. &e. yield in nue half the time asSigrediti otter inmitu item 4414 e. blade , tberperenplete f rrowA , have gisen it their suppott, from a convit f iliaef it. sup. varrafes, aid the secrecy and I moor with which the establiah meat is cor.ducttd, viz. kart Of 14itrim, Rght JO:A.B Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, Had . Col. I. Basry M.P. ' lethal...a: uncle, Esq. M.P. Col. H. Clenwpts, N P. itn4 ' Cut. Weft:lan M.P. The Surgeon may be consuhal Adam:ice at his Fr). vote house, No. g 1, Lower Charluitc-crett, ljattord:errutie, Cow 9 toll 12 in the mornirg, and front tt to 6 o'Mdt at nll M. vivre letters from town and country, post pad ; may be address/ A i , when the necessary advice and rum.icitte will be Oren, or sent to. any part of the kingdotn.._ urcou DI2CO V hit MR. DE CHEMAisIT. Suvgven 'mud I):•.ntistv • A-TA Net 2, Frith street, Salsoestutre„ . ur CI at Inoentor re Mi. tierat Teeth, has /nark? discovered, in litiean4l, stance for the making of •Artifutial 'Feeth, which posuishe ties superior W those which he totmerly rt.it!e cf mitts:OS I , to. Cltred front France. Teeth failed of this sl-eszsee cos he mad* of any colour, whirls it is iraposahhr to t:tatife; atey areuct habit to break, brut by co means br.tdc, aria: by the pew ess used LI their Co:volition, are isepregnabie w the ut et tomes bear, come .:uently they wilt vat copirsct; ti.y act at an i•ssrii.ren to tite sums. which they nevi' discohnlir. anti w.lI 110 S rrgell't s . .:placigs;" by means of which tile executes inf pen elnieraily a terniAtt viereon is ays &fed. The nnsn-rotes anti pr,ssing erptiratiths with which Mr. DIE Carriers r has leen laeoure I„ daunt 'he esperienee of near musty yeah; in whirl. he performed the whole business I.lm4rlf, may, in some stratum. h'orr pltrveciteds.' Payir.g them, individually, that attent.on which they lave I dentar.e.mi; hie. he dattcts htMself, frnns cogs*. d tants in the various branches ot this most er ene'ret 4rs. he ts now enshied to tittrnlsh time: who result's.: this admirable aubmituti, u po n r e e l s which must met the apprAztleu of away dais stf the community. , - _ Persons defirona of convincing therewhici cof the great 'Alpert. ority 'hill. admirabk iuto•tiontes oar rya) , cienterharion a Anim.l:-uhstnrces, are referred to Mr. de Chromate' 'freedoms on the sub)cct, ...Ida, contains the x, t. Nunn of at the Learn ti Societies 1:1 Europe, with shit of the inn,t eroment Med.cal ?Alen inlAnttlon% among whom an the t e tA q‘e t.,s rt~eslCl.tNtrailrj, Dr. Mine sir W. Farstuhar, but. Dr. loaner, Dr. Rtyneldr; nr. Mt-niter:Kr. • _ Snacnorts.—H. Cline, Esq. Au.ey Cnoiwtr. Ffq. Sir Samna r4Uit. I. Heaviside, r.sq. R. Lose, Esq. W. Llait, halt, Esq. etr. N. 13. Mr. de Chematit deer.is it a duty to guard t 4 ie P lie aft:bast the imposition of a footman, wits ha. the l audnetty to an. n.poncii hmsself Dentist, and maker of the him sal Paste . 1 eetit. • _ ' To Mr. DIXON. Apttheciy. _ IR—I uVe the earliest opportunity to act/Ulint yoti that I bate received die must ssorntertni Levietu kepi the use of your MOWS ANIIIIII.IOUS wh.ch I car. tied stub me to Limalca, and all those Mends ttEwhom I el'Ari buted then have experienced the same salutn - y benefit ; they 40-'7' dare them to fie the hest Medicine ever tiled in' ` !fiat cOlntry, fur Bilious and other domptalnis. The following arenames of seie.. ral Lakies itid . Gentledien who have reesdied the o.mait from your Dixon's Antibilinus PlUs:—Charles •laylor, Loh+ la. mica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, MUT; 41r. Wonder: Spanish Town, dictofG. W. HaMiton Sac Stfeaiaini la Mar; ditto; Esq. OM .liitbour. ditto; G. AIWA; Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Arlerant, ditto;' !. Pet-MD.4es, Beq..tedg River, ditto; Mr. Mullein. ditto' J. Burn, E. Savalum; ti P. Polpek, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Qhver GOidfinf•ih, gingewn- ditto} . Mrs. Perry, St. Ames ; Mrs. Woodruff, Sphibh 3 (4n; with' many other perions of the first reopectabril:y. SW, role must obedient servant, . . THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship 612'10ts• Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Puttee*, 4, CliearsidF, Conte?i • of Paternoster-row, London; Sharp . and &lain, 'Port stiOnth Jones, Weston, Allnett, and Mallon), Portsea ; Hall and fon": son, eskport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ron. and Turner, Hull ; Hoaland, Cookwortlry,..l•lettleton, and th bert,..Plytnouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and hwinney and Co. mingham ; and Lailtbury,Liverpool; Staine! , and Lynch,. Manchester ,• "Trewman, Et-tee; Sfitith, Mandetion ' Ralhursi Scott, and Baxter, Falinbungh ; Baxter ant. M•lionald,Clasginii; Bulgtn and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co IVorwith ; &wits: fen, Leicemr; Edwards and' Puanr, L' %iodate, le 1 _ 1 ? . X4 C.? 6 !1a.r1 14$4#* 1. vc~wol a nd ~iil 1;y bola at 2*. and bp. At the same p'ace inuy be had by private Sale, a consideraille quantity of Plank, of dllt thicknesses, with Beans, and other Timhar stilt.ible for Ship-building. YALI,MALL. Spacious RESIDENCE, With ex - et 7 ll — e - at Offices overlooking Carleion liouse Gardens. To be SOLD by AUC PION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraw ay's Coffee House, Change-AM y, hornbill, on Wm . day December IS, 1811, at •rwelve &Clock, A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE , compri.siag a commodious and k list* Town Restt'ence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman of family or c11...~ tenction, situate ott the south side of Pall-Mall, !unitive back and overlooking Carleton House Dardens, containing on upper floor five Bed-rtmoss for servants;' on the second floor three excellent Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, and light Closets; principal flour two elegant lofty Drawing-rooms Itanlsomrly finished. communicating by an Anti - room or lintidtstrCfin th ground floor an enclosed paved Entrance Hall, Vestibule or ter Hall. Gentleman's Morning•rtiom papered, Passage-rosin leading to the Eating Pailanr, from which a window opens upon tads, wilh a u ant. ro CAritton House G.trdens, %Veer-el:net, &c. spa cious principal aid secondary Stpircases , Basem”nt, House keepe.'a-room, with Closets, and Ward laid on, S,rvanta' Bailer's Room, excellent Wine Cellars, detached Kitchen and Olfi.ies, Areas with Vaults for Coals, Beer, and other purposes. immediate possession may be 1,a , .+. To be viewed by Tickets; particulars on the Premises ; at the Subscription Hout' s, St. James -street, and l'all-Mall;, at Gar rPv.V4and °L-PACLlWAStitaltifirde t s g: ) 4 l f!ts4 l Y l re• - - _ TO BE. SOLD I'UBLICI.Y, to the Highest Bidder, By Messrs. DYASON an d , SON, _ _ On Monday, the 23d of December instant . , at the Spread Eagle Inn, Ramsgate, at Eleven u'Clock in the Fertmoon, by Order df the Commissioners of his Majtsty's Caroms, (the same baying been cond , •nuicd in the Court of Exchequer), ALL that Valuable Ship JOHN DREW, 275 Tons admeasurement as per register ; built at North Caro lina, America, in the year 1804; sails remarkably well, and car ries a large cargo at an easy draught of water, is *ell calculat-d , for general purposes, may be scut to sea at a small expeoce, being well and abundantly found in Anchors, Cables, Sails, and utter Stores, most of which Wi h her rigging are neatly new; now lyag in the basin of Ramsgate harbour. She will be Sold %snit all her Sails, Anchors, Cablts, and Stores, in one Lot, which arirto be taken With all faults, as they now lay, without any at lowance for length, vet ight„or quality. Inventories and further Particulate may be had three days prior t o'tbe tale, at the Custom House, Sandwitlyand Ramsgate ; and of the Broker, at No. iv, Harbour-ureet, Ramtgae. REST WAX CANDLE - at 445. pes dozen lbs.; DMto Spernazeetti Ditto, at 38s. per dozen.--1(E.U.,. Ma nufacturer, No. 1, Charing•cruss, next door to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland's, begs leave to acquaint the Nos.e.dity, and those Parnihre in general, he has had the honour to serve for astuother of years, that he ha, made a falter reduction in the Price of his best Wax Candles, to 445. per dozen, and theSper macetti Mtn, of chemist be o utitul transparency, to 3se, per doz. and all orders he may be favoured with will be attenditl to with the same punctuality is usual.—Candles for expo:laden.