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•k• S -10.244. FIRE and TIO LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIAN, E-STREEt, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON. • DR. WILSON PHI: This day ATREATISL species of SI By A. P. WII PA ?ROSS. S.G. I Lord Ebrington, Lord Viscount Cranborne The Lord Bishop of Carlisle o arvon ludlry and Ward Sir Robt. Wilson, Knt. M.P. TRUSTEES. Sandys, Bart. The Rev. R. H. S. Hele .1 12.11i50n, M.P. I Robert H. Gedge, Esq. DiaseioßS. —Sir E. E. Sandys, Bart. Baker-street, Portman- Printed for Thomas Handsomely printed FriHE LIFE .1. taining Illustrations tory of Scotland, during thk ginning of the Seventeenth lasting of Original r By °Err—Colonel Richard Ellison, George-street, West- R. S. fide, Bo- W. Cope Fi land, Esq. Lincoln's- Inn-elds Lod e • Greenwich -road J. Naylor, Bk. Battersea-rise Sloane-st. J. Coggan, Esq. Euston-square „ i , Esq. Kent-road R. Edmonds, Esq. New-cross. Counsel —C. F. Williams. Esq. Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. &argon to the Life Department—Chas. Aldis, Esq.. Nilson-square. ~f the above ASIOCIatiOB, united for the pur minithing the calamity of Fire, and reducing the ex- Insurance, have the satisfaction of informing the' tat, from their exertions, several good inventions have Lac ed, amongst which is a Machine possessing the fol . pries: In case of Fire, it instantly awakes the party Atrp::,g-room it is placed --immediately lights a lamp known the hour of the night, and not only that a Fire tented, but in what room ; and so prompt is the in t given, that, it Is presumed, a Vire can seldom happen ch damtge where this Machine is placed t it may be t . Office at above, at any time (Sundays excepted) be t bows of Twelve and Two. Arrangements have also k by the Society, cot only for diminishing of loss, but for molt of claims, by means calculated to give the highest on to the unforturate sufferer ; such adjuatment being to a Committee of the Insured. The Managers already t, by a general bolon of the Inhabitants in town and the meow of Insurance will be greatly reduced, and luty so much diminished, that the loss of life, or property riocc amount, will beldoth happen. Those who wish to be appointed Agents in the diffetent al Towns tle-oughout the United Kingdom, are requested ..t tl.e Office, personally, er by l e tter.—Office open from Four. By order of the Directors, G. L. BOUTILLIER, Secretary. Minister .. Printed for T. Cadell Blackwood, Edinburgh. OE whom The Life of John a.._ tory of the &formation Two vols. ave.. LI Just pt, In an Octavo Volume cies. being AGENER/ the Ancient of Literature, for very low Prices, for HALDING, MATOIL, Classes may be bad braries and small r On liberal terms. 1J Foreign and tageously executed ; Orders be transmitted and Co. who cannot, ' their execution. Just pu►. rpm POST 1 for ISM being of London, and part List of the Lord List of the Bankers List of Seven /- they draw on in List of Public List of London and Days of Publication. Lists of Army Insurance Offices. Lists of the London, patties, Foreign Ministt fleneral Information last Rates of Postage. Regulations of • Sold by J. Rit hill; Sherwood shall, Stationers' Kingdom. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY has so small a unber of Tickets, that the Chances for Four TWENTY SANDS are much increased, more especially as the are of greater value than farmer Lot:eries--the Lowest al XIF.F.N POUNDSa-and the Two First Prizes will 11l DIT lON AL SUM o f TWENTY THOUSAND .1./3 F.ACIL ,: J. SIVEWRIGH T have the pleasure to announce contracted with Government for the Small New Year's f oyith superior Advantagei, as stated above, to begin g WEDNRSDAY,IIIth JANUARY, when all the Ca may be draws, viz. SCHEIF.. of £lO,OOO 0 0 )loncy are £40,000 0 ...... ..... 10,000 0 0 Commis .....t 40,000 0 ........... SOO 0 0 Money 503 0 0 Consols ... l,OOO 0 ...... ..... SOO 0 IGO 0 0 Money 4OO 0 .51 0 0 Money -..... 90 • 6 Money 16 0 0 Mont'3l,9oo 0 . This day was published, w ripHE PICTUI 1 awing of full at. the British Metropolis with Lists of with beautifully Hundred Public Landon, and This original M...% :.. ...a or Proprietors, w/ nor expense to to themselves to rious Imitations Tickets etc . h Hsiv. EQUAL DRAIVISGS. 4114,6 " 19 ugh Prim above .C2O Oa. ed. to have £lO,OOO more. Tickets Led Skates am selling at their Old Offices, Ns. 37, Cosnkill ; tI, Holborn ; 58, Haymarket; 141, Oxford-street; ?they Shared and Sold, in preceding Lottery, N 0.3,710, ;00, and Last Lottery, NINE CAPITALS, and No. E 20,000! Cation of an *pp Printed for Longman, noater-rovr ; and to house., and of • RAND PIANO-FORTES, ORGAN, Sm.—To be SOLD, Two Biz Octave GRAND PIANO' HIS, an UPRIGHT Ditto, and a FINGSR. ORGAN. Ism, in a handsome mahogany case, eight feet eight loafs ,ive feet wide, two feet ten inches deep; has the stops, diapason stop, ditto principal. Bute, fifteenth, and hautboy, ll,wlth shifting movement; is very powerful; would suit a tpel; rice Seventy Guineas.—The Grand Plano-Fortes are 'ln- f u lly ornamented with buhl and rosewood; have lyre mi massive pillar legs, richly carved; in touch and tone of t^ the moct approved makers ; were made to a foreign twrive months since, and in consequence of a disputes are It sold for little more than half the usual price. Also several oad-hand Cabinet and Square Piauo-Vortes. ipply at Nutting and Co.'s Manufactory, 92, Dean-street, kik. Old Instruments taken in exchange. Packing Casse,cir far c Instruments sold at this Manufactory exchanged, if lost coved of, within three months front the time of purchases THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOT'M beg the Attention of tie PUBLIC to their unprecedented LOVt iICES of WINES and SPIRITS, of the Best QualitY — Per Doz. Per Pipe, Tort Wines . - 324. Old Ditto - 4 - V.s. Cape Madeira . -21 s. Retries - - nsi. Flue Old Ditto - . 4os. reeled& and Vidalia - 4ds. Bacellas front the Dock Camp 465. Broad Madeira . • 441. Rest-India Ditto - 545. East-India Ditto - -84 s. Zuglish Geneva • 11s. 6d. and I is. 6d. Old Hum -14 s. 6d. and los. Ditto Brandy (real Cognise) - 4 6 5. Also, l'ax-Appk Spirits and Liqueurs, which, with a full !at of every description of the finest Portugal. Spanish, and F '" 4ll Wines. by Pipe and Dozen, may be had, and Samples dud, at No. 10, Skinner.street, and 340, Oxford street. £lOO £4S £9B £OO ,€1 14 £l4O 1 1 11 E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS may be tad, war 'rted truly grantor, as in the Doctor's life-time, 2s. 9d. the ur Si: Noses 15s. at No. 44, Doso-street, Soho, (a pri 'Ac home, opposite Little Dean-street) , o f IS . PERRIN, Che r, who is the only p e rson that ever prepare d them for Dr. Aloes during his life-time, and for his family fourteen months d'''r Li, decease. Where also may be had, the celebrated FI 'VLE POWDER, Warranted equally genuine, 2s. the packet. 4tlvfoie the above valuable Itledicines may be had at reduced Mars. prepared with the ehoicest Drugs; by B. Faecal, equal, if lot supttita-, to any other in London. - . FOR COUGHS, BOARSENFASEsS, &c. NiILGRE ENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZENGES AL of TOLU : the great deatand after sixty years trial, P r 've, them a superior remedy for all Cough'', Hoarsaseae, kvc . r.:ruats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Corr.plabsts. The Mune only have " R. Hayward," printed tithes stamp, by !La they prepared, as successor to Mr reougb, the avttor. Sold iu Boxes at la led. each, by his appointment, ht - wberys, 45. St. Paul's Chusebgard ; Sutton, Bow M als. ur Zid iLyley and Co. Cockspur-areet; Royal Esshange; 650 n. Cunthill; Ward, 344, Holborn ; Clark, 269, Borough ; iler. 150, Oxford-street; Barclays, Fleet-Market t Blake, 56, ; and the Venders of Gamine Medicines. Where am "I be had, Mr. GREENOUGH's CELE BRATED TING p011t17.8 fur preserving the Teeth an d Gums, and euriag the etirah, in large Bottles, at SW 9d. eathi Sm - " Lately published and sold by 1. Coassosto, Dublin, (1 A R 0 I: Three Volumes. 21$. 2. Petrarch and Laura, by Madame lie Genlis, 2 vols. Bs. Also, by the same popular Writer, 3. Julien Delmont; or,t The New £ra, a Novel, founded on recent events in France, 4 vols. 245. 4. Jane of France, two vols. 12s. 6. Zurna ; or, The Tree of Health, and other Tales, 6s. 6. The Hermit in London ; or, Sketches of English Manners ; forming a Companion to the Hermite de la Chaussee d'Antin, three vols. 18s. 7. Florence Macarthy, an Irish Tale ;by Lady Morgan, Au thor of France, O'Donnel, /cc. Fourth Edition, four vols. 28s. I. Donne a National Irish Tale. New Edition, 3 vols. 21s. 9. The Heroine; or, Adventures of a fair Romance Reader. By E. S. Barret, Esq. Third Edition, three vols. 18s. 10. Glenarvon ; with a Preface, and New Introduction. Fourth Edition, three vols. 241. 11. Adolphe. By M. B. De Constant, 75.--Ditto, iSn Fense, rench. it. Rhoda. By the ingenious Author of Plain and Things by their Right Names, 4 vols. 28s. 15. Edgar, a Nationa l Tale. By Miss Appleton, 3 vols. 211. 14. Tales of Wonder, 'of Humour, and of Sentiment. By Anne and Annabella Plumptre, 3 vols. 21s. In the Press, Country Neiglsbours, a Novel, by Miss Burney. ItED HAIL GREY HAIR, &c. changed t. BLACK or BROWN, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSINGF. of TYRE. By merely wetting the hair with this preparation, the Proprietors warrant tq produce imme ye-brows, diately a I per fect change in Red or G re y Hair, Whisktxs, E ee. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, imitating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye mere du rable. Ladles ter Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. It is perfectly innocent. Price 4s. 7s. 60. and 10s. 6d. Also, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, the greatest dim etwery of the age, warranted to afford the. Jreetest nourishment te the Human ave r —prevents its being injuled by Illness, As. eoschement, Travelling, Change of Climate, ate. Prevents Its falling offor, or turning grey--createa a thick growth on the baldest plasm—makes the Hair strong in curl, which it keeps in dart weather, exercise, fcc. Imparts a pleasant perfume- Mi mi pro 11. dares Whiskers, Eyebrows , la. The Proprietors nat perfect insocenee, and to-improve the Halt from hikacy to the latest period of life. Its inestimable properties bone gained It the august patronage of their D oke ig the Fibre. of Waiss, Duchess.of York, the of Sussex, Me Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their especial aut=l - ss. sd. 7s. 10s. 6d. and one guinea per bottle: Will keep `„c wholesale, lesale, retail, and for ee~Mrportatien,by the sole Per. A. Row:r a oots nd SON corner of Kirby.street, the hrk leepelog se the right in Hatton , Garden, Holborn, Leodhn ; and Ihe appointment, by MONKS. Hendries, Titehboenoetreet • Mr. I rib liekk. 117, Gattie and Peirce, 57, and Ovefon, 47, New leo& twos Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street ; Berry, 17,4 ,Idn., Nome, 15, Csreek.street ; Butler, 4, and Wipe, 66, g nr Edwards, 66, Newbery , 45, St. Pas Church-yard ; liari.l easy and Sons. OS, Fieetasnarket. the Palle, that ilt, A. Rowtams and Son resp ectfull y inform high popularity of the atoll:. articles Woe occasioned apex iMitations, composed of deleterious ingredients loin*** to the flair, which renders it necessary to ask for Rowlenn Ok, eft Rowbod's Dye, aod_obeerve,each bottle is slimed eadoillskis red ink= A. ROWLAND and SON." more lie as I. eruption until state dical and d I had ey boric trial, least prospect heartfelt r- is completely disease further i sPPIThig Witness. Long-lane, Sackvi hcr Wed Sei prepared, ceipts of Patients Oog - wkh plaints and ;- the . Deem tended dual . . , .... - • - ;-..,. - .L. , d - f ../1 . - ---AnAw Is '','- •• ' ••' I! ... os . „,., • • ' L - . , • „dor . 4 , • • . • _ • ••„,........, a.. .... 0 .. ~,nO. t 41 .7443 pr.:: • • • (. • . , •. . ' ‘ 10 1 .±.14 ''._ • . ta. 4 100 1 • . iii: •4. -' • - K; 3 ; 4 -e-• • A f t' •v•-• - im :.7 ;Y"./ . . , _ A ,-- - •\, .-- .. ....' ~ . . • (- -lA'N. ie . . . • 0 . • . . ~ . •. , , u E• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 1819. . I , PRICE StvN"P;NC -' FILLIP ON FEVER.-NEW EDITION. This day Was published, price 61. HARVEY ' S SAUCE FOE Mil, 0A lig, STEAES,EiIe • `was Ex A NARR ATIVE published, in Bvo. price 1 2 s. • Ai . • of TRANSACTIONS in t he RECENT TRIAL IN TRI COURT OP ;E on FEVERS, including the v a rious RED RIVER COUNTRY • from the Commence. .1..1. KlNo's BENCH, " Lazenby U. Halm aid Hardie; • SIMPLE and ERUPTIVE FEVERS . rnent of the Operations of the Earl ' of SELKIRK, till the havin ILSON PHILIP, M.D. F.R.S.E. &c. r proved that no precautions arc sufficient. against the d tpu lity rto a u ga s Inimittoatetoatlnttloonf theirthe N m o u b r l h lity iditsred and Grata v ol ior the i • Sommer of the Year 1316. frauds oe dealer*, E. LAZENBY and SON think it TODATII RDITION. • . By ALEXANDER M'DONELL, Esq. las and George Underwood , 32, Fleet-street. With a Map, exhibiting part of the Route of the Canadian man y theit This day was published. Fur Traders in the Interior of North America, and comprising SAUCE. It continues to be prepared only at their Ware: . the Scene of Contest between Lord Selkirk and the North-West r house, 6, Edward.street, Portman-square ; and is hot geindin ed in Two large Vols. Ova. price £l. 4s. bds. of ANDREW MELVILLE; con- Ceen P ae r• iiiiir _ Sold by Egerton, Whitehall; Sherwood , Neely. and Jones, Dealers in Fish Sauce are informed, that every bottle of the unless the label of each bottle ii signed Elisabeth laienby.o.i. Leedom; of the Ecclesiastical and Literary raternoster-roW ; and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange, luring the latter part of the Sixteenth and bm panne Sauce will in future be wrapped in a printed abstract of venteenth Centufy. With an Appendix, ebn- as Of whom may be had, p rice ss. the Trial above alluded to. ' [ Papere. Report of the Proceedings connected with the Disputes be- ..... • . ..... . . . tween the Earl a Selkirk and the North-West Company, at the H UDSON ' S HUILE DIVINE; or, CULPEPER', y THOMAS M'CRIE, D.D ' ster of the Gospel, Edinburgh. Assizes held at York, in Upper Canada, October, 1818. From SPECIFIC for the GROWTH of the HAIR, retorts- Cadet! and W. Davies, London; and *attain Minutes taken in Cnnet4 mended by Doctor Hunter and other eminent Phyticians. The burgh. Huile Divine has been long known to many Families of Die- n may be had, by the same Author, HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and LI- unction, and is now made more generally public, at the .solici.... ha Knox, containing Illustrations of the His- T HE TERARY PANORAMA. The variety of talent exlii- tation of some respectable Gentlemen, who have experienced bind in this Work, added to its very interesting Embel li shments, its bene fi ts. Where Gentlenen are 141 d; whether occasioned, natation in Scotland. The Fourth Edition• haying caused a greater demand for Numbers than could be im- by illness, intempenrree, change of climate, or any of those • I. ls. _ mediately complied with, the Public are requested to take No- mows which deprive the Hair of nutrition, by using the Huffli . i t published, price 6s. in boards, . ties, that the FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME will Divine they may infallibly rely on restoring theft Hair: be re- lume of 1040 pages, comprising ss,doo Arti. be published on the First of January, embellished with a fine cent Cites its effects unobservable at first using, but in aria . ng the largest Catalogue ever printed, I Poserait of the celebrated Canova, and will comprise the usual vanced life, or where there li'as been greet neglect, a certain ,AL CATALOGUE of BOOKS, in variety of Interesting Articles , in general Literature, Art, Sci- perseverance is necessary to ensure ultimamsactess.-See cases; r . 1 a and Modern Languages and „rims at enee, Ciiticism, Po li tics% Manners,:and Amusemenu; and those Where Gentlemen have recovered their Hair after being bald Persons who may wish to avail themselves of the present' fa.' for years, in an Essay on the Nature of the Hair, maimed • if r the Year 1819 ; which are bow selling, at for Ready Money, by LACS:MOTO/4 Himmel, wearable opportunity for commencing it, are requested to inns - rohnd each bottle. It is also an elegant article for Ladies to . • . a, and Jonas, Funbary-square. The various mit their orders without delay, to their respective Booksellers %tress their Hair ,with, it keeps it *in curl, imparts a reviving" ad in Parts separately, price Is. 6d. each.-Li. or Newsmen. .• I t fragrance, and gives it a beautiful glossy appearance.--Sold, • . Collections of Books Purchased or Exchanged This Magazine having acquired a very high literary charaeter* price Ss. 6d.'7s. od. er eight small in one, price One Gninea, by • t men of the first eminence being strenuously engaged in akle. Mr. Atkinson, Perfumer, N. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, an d „ tun , ins its pages with their communications, it may be su ffi cient to London ; • Messrs. Gattie and' Peirce, Bond-street; Mr. Rigger, Ap and Country Orders expeditiously state, ed ; and it is particularly requested that such for the information of -those unacquainted with its gene- Cheapside ; and all restketable Perfumers. nitted direct to Messrs. Lackington,. Hughes, ral o contents, that independent of its . being a faithful Chronicle MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL GRATE pre- . t r f the great Political Events of the times, and an accurate Ro- not, otherwise, be responsible for the fidelity of cord of Domestic and Family History, it forms a complete Re- vents and cures those troublesome and painful visitant* . CHILBLAIN'S, whether in a broken or unbroken state; re-' gister of every Novelty in the Arts, Sciences, and Letters, • moves the itching and inflammation on the first application,'and üblished, the Twenty-first Edition of equally acceptable to the scholar and the philosopher, to the man • T-OFFICE LONDON DIRECTORY, of leisure, and the nun of business. When broken, heals in a much shorter time thala can be credited t being a List.of 20,000 Merchants, Traders, &c. Formed on such a Plan, it must be obvious that the New but b y experience. „ parts adjacent. MONTHLY Mee:Aram cannot fail to prove a most acceptable pre- Wounds, Ulcerated Legs, Dims, Scalds, Scorbutic Humours; Sore Nipples, Enftions and Vivifies in the Face, Breaking,- il ord Mayor and Court of Aldermen& sent to friends. and relatives abroad, to whom it may be rev- oat a b out the Mouth and Nose, Ringworms and Shingles, and . anken in London. larly forwarded by giving orders, and making payment to any o Hundred Country Bankers, with the Bankers local postmaster. Eruptions of every denomination, and of however long standing, are effectually 'curet by this Cerite. i London. Published by limier Colburn and Co. Landon ; to 7ithom . e Notaries. Communications for the Editor are requested to be addressed, Among lie numerous cases in which this Cerate bas bad the Mn and Country Newspapers, with the Places free of postage . desired effect the foilowint, which was communicated by that - . iblication. . - respectable Bookseller, the lacy Mr. Piercy, of Birmingham, ' • 1 and Navy Agents, Directors of the Fire and NEW MAGAZINE AND REVIEW; is so surprising a cure, that hits. Marshall would be blam eabl ee in not giving it publty Gm.roe, Esq. had am th es. GOLD and NORTIIHOUSE will Publish, on the names of Harris working, who . bad been afflicted fur fifteen Andon, West India, and East India Dock Corn- k.ll Ist of January, t 820, Number I. price 2s. ed. of THE yes.rs wan a most snorting em cumin era . and bad 1 I ' eh Ministers, &c. &c. LONDON MAGAZINE, AND MONTHLY CRITICAL to be almost in a state of putrefaction ; he had been in the Lon- rmatinn relating to the Post-Office, including the AND DRAMATIC REVIEW, embellished with a striking °stage. Likeness of Lord BYRON, and containing- don Hospitals, to the salt wa ter, and. under burgeon of this ' place (Birmingham) for seven years past, len . eight boxes of of the Twopenny ost-Offie, Ste. flec. 1. Original Memoirs of hie Lordship, communicated by an tichardsone Royal E xchange;Ee J. Asperne,.Cons- early acqueintanse-41. Life of Chatterton-3. Tales in Haut Marshall's Universal Cerate completely c him. I and Co. Paternoster. row ; Simpkin and Mar- Ton, by a Gnome 4. W VII try, Painting, and Music- Sold by E. Edviards, Sole Anent to u r him. 66, ota rye Footway, St. Paul's ChUrch-yard London, nearly opposite s'.court ; and by all the Booksellers in the United 5. Arnow" of King Henrand Ann Boleyn, with his --e - • ' • t0 ..._ th_ e . gen_efal . entrance to the Cathedral. Price Is. led. and Majesty's Love Letters-6. Establishment of an English Insti- -111 IDE THitod G H LONDON; cute of Authors-7. Youth, Manhood, and Age-8. Curious r• 9d per P e ' "' Antiquarian Puzzle, published, price 9s. with Views and Maps, and Customs a various Nations-9 • Singul ar . SUPERIOR ADVICE ''' with Mapa only, price Os. with Engraving-10• Recollections of Literary Residences...-. eeterscet Ravrzw-11. Le T_TAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, and :TURE of LO. for 1819-20, con- Cameeeee et lea &rill de Ma - .11.1 been gratified by the most considerable practice in that full and accurate Descriptions of every Object in dame de Stael-12. Anastas.us ; or, Memoirs of a Greek-14. beau& which we thought proper to select, we trust that we have Ivanhoe, by the Author of Waverley-14. Pontefract Castle- not more misenaployed our time, than those who, in the extensive •. I tropolia interesting to the Resident and Stranger, 15. Petrarch and Laura, by Madame de Geniis-161 Albert ; field of the profession, are occasionally immersed is uncertainty; : I Streets, Coach Fares, Churches, &e. illustrated or, The Fatalist-17. Evening Hours--18. Kean and Ma- and cannot always attain that success which is acquired by eon. a engraved Views by Greig, of upwards of One crea d y, ikc.____Diumwr, Rmii ,,, -19 . Comparison between Lie Buildings and remarkable Sites, a large Ma I' Ancient and Mod cremating the intellectual power to one class of disorders. The diseases of Debility are peculiarly distressing, for they 4 another of its Environs. ern Dramatists -20. Ctitiques on the Acted I and long-established Work is too well known to Drama-M. Italian Opera-22. Parisian Performances and bring with them a train of, concomitant symptoms, and, by a del Performers-23. Musics/ Review-24. Anecdotes-25. Table- pression of all vital enerky, existence itself becomes embittered; r the ,Ma ny". . 4. ..' Ave r"."" b " . .k• voila ein c"": ll:t.r " . 74 ." •• • • 7 - QC * C 144 8" 1 P" 414 / -4- " • whether they arise from the prevalence of ill example, the dee vho for ma years past have spared neither pains Arts and Science S-22. Literary Notices-29. Foreign Mein. 'tractive habits of schocrl-boys, or the less excusable indolgeacioi . I render it worthy of Public Patronage, feel it due gene t--30.Intelligence-Si.Births, e-30 Domestic 31 Marriages, and of maturity. to put unwary Persons on t heir g uard a g ainst spu. Obituary-52. Litenry_-33. Meteorological-34. Agricultural, In recent Venereal Complaints , it Is possible to prevent palm . as of their Title and Plan, which have i n fact no anti 3 5 . Commercial Reports-56P Bankruptt--37. Prices of danger, or distress; and in the moat cumplicated cases, it is the inn to public favour, but the closeness of their imi- Stock, &c.-112 pages, closely printed. pproved and popular Work. acquirement of exclusive experience in this line* to effect a safe* GOLD and Noarunousz respectfully date, that they issued certain, and speedy re-ettablisbmenr. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- several thousand Prospectutes of the above Work between the Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra, hat ind to be had at the Bars of the principal Coffee- 27th October last and the 19th November; on the last-men- been attended • with peculiar success. Strictures of ten and f iill Booksellers in Town and Country. tioned day, a House, hitherto considered too respectable fur twenty years duration have yielded to, their treatment, in the POPULAR NOVEIS such conduct, gave notice of another Magazine under the' same short period of three weeks.-Several oblemen and Gentlemen bed by HILIIIIIC Commas and Ca Conduit-street, Title. G. and 1$ hope that the Public, by exp . ressl y ordering of the first respectability, who have laboured under this painful • oy Bait and BRADTUTS, Edinburgh, and Jour " Gold's London Magazine; will prevent the intended result and distressing disease, having received a radical and permanent Dublin, and may be had at all respectable Libraries. of this piracy, and not be 'deceived by receiving a Book on care , particularly request that reference may be made to them, OLD, THE EXILE.-- " Social Philosophy," when th may be desirous of having the as s atisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. tt2121/2„:2,Ereat RusselLStreet, Covent Three Volumes. 21s. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of those Gentlemen . h and Laura, by Madame de Geniis, 2 eon is. DISEASES OF CHILDREN. had been under the care of Surgeons of eminence, who have at- f • • same popular Writer, tempted their cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic with= Delmont ; con The New /Era, a Novel, founded oo S IR - If Blackburn, 9341 Aptil, 1819. IR--If the following case will tend at all to bring uttyLlccess iin France, 4 vols. 245. b your mocleesteemed ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS into offer the advantage of this experience to those of titter sex who are afflicted with any kind of debility, or any symptom"; France, two vols. 12s. . • or, The Tree of Health, and other Tales, 65. more general use, _you are at perfect liberty to make it as pub- of Venereal infection, and in all eases ;he term* of remuneration : .. -. emit in London ; or, Sketches of English Manners i lie • as possible •--en my son was about three months old, an are stated on the first interview. • 1. 1 i eruption broke out on the top of his head, which gradually spread Patients in the country are expected to enclose a Bank-note, . i Companion to the Hermite de le Chaussee d'Antin, until his whole body was covered ;he remained in this deplorable and are requested to specify theft age and manner of living, as Bs. • well as the ex istin g symptoms of the complaint. . • . ce Ma ' Donne Irish Tale ;by Lidy Morgan, Au- st .. ate . nearly six years, although I had rye advice of several me- well CU it RIE and Co. mem men in Blackburn_ and Preston ; we also tried sea-bathing, ice, O'Donnel, fcc. ' Fourth Edition, four vols. 28s. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon and • i • tnel, a National Irish Tale. New Edition, 3 vols. 21 8 . and the use of the Harrogate waters, but without effect. When I had nearly despaired of obtaining relief for him, a Afr.'Live. Edinburgh, 107, Hattoo-garden.-Jan. 25, 1916.. - . . Laraine; or, Adventures of a fair Romance Reader. sey (who was several years ago cured of an inveterate nor. Tried Edition, three vols. 13s. Domus et platens uzor. !los. basic eruption by your Drops) strongly recommended a To house and pleasing trite. .. ararryeotti;Esqw.ithTha Preface, and d New Introduction. trial, and as we were veiling to do any thing which afforded the lion, three vols. 24 8 . . . least prospect of success, a bottle was purchased, and it is with QOCRATES, by his discourse On Marriage, so en- • fhe. By N. B. 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In the Press Sir, your's eespectfully, teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul GEORGE HAYHURST. itself to hannonize with bliss hereaftet. Previous, however, to ' b Miss Burn i int e r Neighbonn 2 2ll 4 " . Witness, Richard Hayhurst. To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. entering into this halloeved obligation, it becomes an imperative f '• HAIL GREY HAIR, etc. changed to Sold by Mr. lAgnum, Manchester; J. Evans and Son, 42, dnatutyur.etrOt only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser r those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted JACK or EROWN, by the use of RO W LAND'S Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Sutton and Co. Bow 6C16 Paul'sur s e t h- . ar ; pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of such atter:: E F. of TYRE. By merely wetting the hair with this Barclay and Sons, 95, Flect-market , di d war e ds n, the Proprietors warrant to produce immediately a Chun...lv-yard Butler ! ,,, ? 1, Sons, 4, Ch d fAndo ' n and 34, Mtn are attributable many of those hapless instances, which; P ' Med' in Venders while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also ange in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, Sec. Sackville-street, Dublin : and the principal lc impress him with the fear of self-reproach. fiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, m o r e in is Town and Country..6--Price 2s. 9d.--43. 6d.--and 11s. . 'and Marshall, Tropics will relax the elastic Libre, but niore especially. does tin. - natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more du- Jost published by Mr. Lignum, a Practical Treatise ILL on theVe- Luxurious hebita will &minis* the body, a relidenee in d o &dies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with eaie and nereal Disease, price 2s. 6d. and sold by Slum tjnnees'.eotir_t2-a-•--- premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the London. It is perfectly innocent. Price 4s. 75. 6d. and 10s. 6d. natural dignity into a state of Inanition, front whence the ago: tOW LAND'S MACASSAR OIL, the greatest dip . the age, warranted to afford the..ireecest nourishment THE Public are respectfully informed; that Dr nized sufferer . more than doubts the Chance of relief. To a ll amen ilair-prevents its being injuled by Illness, Ac- SOLOMON'S celebrated MEDICINES continue to be such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, museu- area, in the most accurate nor, Travelling, Change of Climate, Sce. Prevents its prep . manner, •from the Original fie lar strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, • ~ or turning grey--createe a thick growth on the baldest ceipts of the Proprietor, at Gl:man-House, near Liverpool, where r sanctioeed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty year. et her times disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which wh- in • the Hair strong in curl, which it keeps in damp Patients may address their Letters as heretofore, . and; oir remit successful experience. The easy cares of married life are some- exercise, &c. Imparts a pleasant valuable Medicines for thefollowing core. centrate the niiptid wreath; for. the female habit is often constL; perfumeand pro- ring a £1 Solomon's receive advice in their respective eases, teg . hiskers, Eyebrows. fin. 'lle Proprietors warrant its with Dr. ' Taira tutionalty weak, yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy neocence, and to-improve the Hair from infancy to plants :- In all cases of Scorbutic Eruption, Scrofulous , . - '7 ) t period of life. Its inistimaille properties l'ave Pitted the i2ANTI-IMPETIGINZS, commonly called Sesomox's - In every coif 9f syphilitic intrution, as well as in everyselaV disorders originating from an Impure State of the Blood, improved iota functional power: t' gust patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess Nervous Cases,. or Consumptive Habits, at- all of the generative economV, we pledge out ability to cure i Duchess-of York, the Duke of Sussex, his Imperial Deem And in ihe Emperor of Russia, by their especial auto it tended with weakness,. e !y, ow d bili I of opiiit and a grs - , speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the - . 6d. 7s. 10s. 6d. and one gulags per bottle: Will keep dual wasting . we deviate from general principles with less hesitatioa ; aod ten- et the vitel principle, the lon g established aad . feeling em sic sic from the position sop resumptuously taken ulis highly celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. timate. wholesale, remit, and for erportation, by the sole Pro. The above Medicines are sold by Messrs W. Sutton and Co ; 1 Meat in our own honourable integrity, as Members of the edie ,A. Rowirsio and SON, corner of Kirhy-street, the first Dow Church-yard; fin • and Co. 150, Oxford.otreet, Mr. Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon iris lege of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of eithee to New Bond-street • and all sex (especially those entering into inateilnenial life), at once to 41 on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Lend , eppsel bottles . our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consult icemen:, by Messrs. Hendries, Titelsbanmerreet ; Mr. Medielne Venders; pr ice os ee l le,- o per st. bo u ttle w , h a:d h Family are r•IIRTed, Luke, and letters from the country are imniediatelr answeeed , i 1 y, Gattie and Peirce, 57, and OveMon, 47, New Bend. containing iir ii . stsall ...s.si f ov r 5 i Li, y i.," earned oa the ; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which Bayley and Blew, Cock ; Berry, 17, pod Joins- with the wa rd s can be forwarded to any partworld, however distant. • ' ' GOBS and COI Mr IL 11 Surgeons. .• 5, Csreek.strect ; Butler, 4, and Wage, 66, Cheapoide; &atop. ) 'tied " A GUIDE is, 66, Newbery, 45, St. Faun Claurch.yard ; and Bar- Also. price P. that Interesting and Useful Work (with a Por- teak of the Author. ants . TO HEALTH; 15, Boitverieatreet, Fletivatcece. Loudon. I Sons. 95, Fiset.snarket.Jute pufflidied, 10th Edition, Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints." 15y S. i °imams and Sox respectfully inform the Palle. that the or, Advtce to both .. . . t. l D. polarity of the aboar. articles bete occasioned spurious Smarm + bf.Ll.-Containing a I reatfte on ema e ieeases, I 'The /BOIS oI o L s I s FE, a familiar COMmentarf on the abate ems and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Reinarks Disease s.-Be (. and . Co.-Addressed to the Youth Ade ms, composed of deleterious ingredients inititiOnS to the . 1 'hick renders it necessary to ask for Rowland's Olt, or as these • code of Treatinktat, 603,. ran Malt ; 4, Clotretletreet i 174 i Floss-lorost land reties me Diseases with which the Human Body is most ere- Maturity or Sean. May be had at N 0.91 0 ., Pateenoturseenr lobelia y &pieced; explaining tbe flympteeell. In 1• 1 so the . ' most properly adapted for Sexual 'Debility, &et t BoirhseStrill Peke 5 " sid -2" 1 DP. 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