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• 1 • • . . • ' e*. • • •••• ... . A I . `,, 4ok ;*, L ,f . '''' ' Atilk • . I,\: tr 1 • t`" Oa, ‘os / ..S . ) -- . *) r > , 1 . ..* 1. k. r,e,As • : 1-'l l N ,•• '. •I) \-5,..-...., •) i:., 'IP t -- ---.,,,...... ,-., - • 1... 'Ac• C..% -i ........ . -...._._- I / \ THURSIIAY, AUGUST 15, .1811. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALYPII 4NY R 762.51 A 11111IRATT-OFFICE„4.;Tust 10, 1811. PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament passed in the 51st year of his present Majesty's Reign, this is to give Notice,. hat the Lords Commissioners of the Amiralty have caused the necessary measures to be taken for the fitting of Ware houses at the places mentioned beneath • for the reception of the Gunpowder which, under the provisions of the said Act, is to be landed front such Ships and Vessels, not btlonging to the Royal Navy, as shall enter into the great harbours of Portsmouth nod Plymouth, and into the River Medway; and it is hereby declared and notified, that the said places are appointed In the Lords Corn missioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the aforesaid purposes, according to the provisions of the said Act. J. IV. CROK ER. SALES BY AUCTION. EASYLINDIA HOUSE, Altos 14. int I. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED. COMPANY of 21E1t'CHAN TS of ENGLAND, 'radios r e tlei EAST INDLES, ea k:rsty give 14thr, 'I;.4L a Quarteti; Grnetai Court cf the said C4mptny will b • :Irld th:•lr I i,u4e, in Le.llen -street, on Weclucul 35 it St-vet:Ater boa ; at I•icv.n u'Clock in the Forewent. WILLIAM RAlA.sar. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 9, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS , of HIS MA JESTY", ORDNANCE, de her* give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wedneeday the 28111 day of August inat. from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL ARMS for Service of this Department, at 731rmiugham and in London, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Inspector o f Small Arms, Birming ham ; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Brass Work, 3tc.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 98th day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. Fl. CREW, Secretary. A FIVE HUNDRED POUND SHARE IN THE' COVENT GARDEN THEATRE, GRAND JUNC TION and SUR ' KEY CANALS, EAST LONDON and KLNT WATER WORKS. _ _ By Mr. RICH IRD NEWHAM. At Garraway'sCodfse-hnuse,'Cisange-3`l. August 16, Ibll, at •i'Wrlve o'Clnn:,, Part by urct, r of the Executors and Administrators of a Gottlvniaii,d , c;... `WENTY Shares in the Grand J•►uctirb a.•,1 Six - 11 - in the Grand Surrey Canal ; Siz`••en in at: 1:4 ,, t London, l and •!'en Shares in the Kent Water-Wvr! . .; also a Subscril•uon Share of £5OO in the Cmfc:.t-Garden _ . L is %vortity o:;ulv.ition the nunicriei Craws that have succmcleit the u"e of LSI3I; ttIPS PATENT of l 3 I'ISCON.III..) 1 !C ; ant; the foilowitverr. aritale ita• s'..loce occurred i a tuiddie aged o.t.r.lan woo appiled for their tve at the Oisr.r , Ary, IS, Sofitu-bcd&v. 1.00de.,. Stir cJropiamed of gr.:4z Loh" y and nervosa iiritadt;;J, air; trite 144. with a ge. ner aidepress'.o.:. her cA , .• Ileiog win undrratoo.4 site had tried olliaires VIIII1011! ao .t. c.:.,. she took toe citify thoti o -h the PI tiprieor s• «tea the i::1;•1 ta4.hility tot . 1 , 413 e.trico : th tvalkeil trc:l t.e h4:-;••2 Ic ro. • vet% d h ;wit I , t r i mil. r train I:4 ditrrs-tel Nwt 114.. t.i.ct eau utdr hr 40. i @molted for I.l , ••SCrlie o.e it mach dijo.'s• rjuj i a:10, Xklllll , Z ,t, • 1.,.%ver. 4:•.• •r.it lit .I...wed .04- 4eSSC . 1.1 j • , !tit. 014: the ieu,..r4 i.e Jay tactic* ye• i.i Ito. • :Ite•St ..,-u."-. R Ca.o.z:li. lii ITYIi 1it4;4.1,, 5C1"0;4..0.1, • 61%.C. ii. t irceth Ore Lcraeraily acknowkik b e.!. As there se ovi:to roux tenor rtrii ti crease to . l for Spilstrry il'Ateut Drops.% ith tier i!:g*)..iiity printediaLlack tn 4 , h; tid. double t anu larger £1 C It.tpund k.4*.:nce ss coil it else I.)l,goi,,ary. 12, ; LAin;:on Particulars at Mr. Need:l.:to'' , Oliice , , No 1. Nonit GRery, Auction Mart ; and No. 10. cga 141 oal-s! rt c., Royal F. xt:'.,Ange. N. B. The next regular hale of Sbares will take pace on Wee netulay, the 21.1 t, in the Auction Mar:, and nu every Cant tnd third Wedneseay in the IVlontb. It ii rc.::vc ,I.1:y reutu ,,, l triat orders for toe Sale of Share:, by Pc! lir Auctit.n may `.1!! ,4 :,:i (at kart five days prior to each Sa',e, to cmtlic Ow At,ctl , isiLct to give ette publicity tn th, a•inte by Advert koitert i. e:.:. * Block Hoyle Fort, Portsmouth. St. Nicholas's !ILA, Plymou.b. Cooperage Magazine, Salt-pan Reach, River Meiltray. • - This day was publishes!, in 2 volumes 12mo pree 7s. bound, (The Second Edition, corrected and improved), 1 HE ORATOR ; or, Elegant Extracts in Prose 1 and Poetry : for the Usi:.of Schools and Academies. To which is prefixed, a Dissertation on oratorical Delivery; wilt an Appendix, containing Outlines of Gesture, and Examples of the principal Passions and Emotions. By JAMES CHAPMAN, Teacher of Elocution. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; W. 'l'urnbull, and Brash and Reid, Glasgow; John Altder son, awl Brown and Crombie,Edinburxh. Of whom may be had, just published, BANNOCKBURN, a Poem, in byo. price Ss. boards, . . . _ As she now lay.; at Apile.tote, I.2ar l;kitef,r.l, 11. v..n, o:1 V..etl- nesday, August 21, IN) I , ::t le o'cl.letl, at' the Coach and Hories, Appledore, fix the Brite-iit i.i the CllnCerile t. havit4; lately taken the Grout.c:, and Lille:: ove:, at M'a:e:tord, in lot-lard, _ THE Good Bri7 11,7ECE, i)t l'ivmolo.h, ad nwastirti 1 . ..1 M-P Itbs t. 4, ; tt-netlwr with her Storet, w hich are of excellent oual:ty and t,l);:i!,;:.:it. ' For Inventory, or further Part ic :Oa c , „ ,-,.....1y to Mr. S.A. SEa'S• deo, secretary to the Plymotch Si.i, p. , :t; . ! Awtratic!: .I.h.4ci:.•intl: Mr. John Stevens, lolyninir h; 4:r to C.:p:ri , t 'l'rotter Thot?p)..)n, on board, who will ,hew the same. --------- BARRACK OFFICE, AUGUST 12,1811. SUCH Persons as are willing to contract for erect ing a NEW HOSPI CAL, near the Cavalry Barracks at Windsor, may see the Plans, Specification, Form of Proposal and Contract fur the same, at the Office of the Barrack Master, at the Cavalry Barracks at Windsor, any day after the t itth instant, between the tours of ten and four o'clack.—The Propos s must be addressed to" the Commissioners for the Affait a of Barracks, Barrack Office, Spring Gardens, London," with " Tender for -erecting a New Hospital, near the Cavalry Barrack at Windsor," limited on the cover, and delivered at the Barrack Office in London, on or before two o'clock, on Monday, the 2d Septemba Best, after which hour no Tender will be received. •.• RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. Amount advertised - Subscriptions since received: Mr. W. A. Johnson - - Perish of Llandrillo, Merionethshire, per Rev. John £63,690 9 6 0 5 0 2 2 0 5 0 0 Hughes S. S. - - - - Parish of Ware, Herte, per Rev. H. A. Lagden, Mr. G. Cass, sea. and Mr. W. Murrell 76 10 6 Parish of Little Duamow, Essex, per Rev. T. Toke 7 8 0 -i•-•-- Pickering, in Yorkshire, per Rev. Charles Graham, Vicar - - - The Corporation of Lincoln, per G. Steele, Esq. Parish of Langley Marisb, Bucks, per Rev. 'William Freeman - 24 14 4 Parish of Pedmore, Worcestershire, per Rev. Thos. Philpot, Rector - • -' Parish of Duloe, Cornwall, per Rev. Mr. Wood ••---- Beachampton, Bucks, per Brown, Langhorne, 3 1 5 *and Co. - - - George Henry Rose, Esq.per }ferries, rarquhar, & Co. 10 10 0 Township of Sedbergh, Westmorland - 16 15 6 Parish of Verultam, Dean, Hants . • 13 4 Marstaw Chapel, County o f Hereford 1 11 6 Parish of Lillingstone Lovell, Oxon, per Rev. John Helens, tr a nsmitted per Messrs. Bartlett Nel son, Bjekitigham - •• - 214 0 Collection at Hartland , Devon, per Rev. H. Chanter 14 15 6 Parishes of I.laulsetkly and Llanfutog, Anglesea, per 4tev. Humphrey Jones - - 6 0 0 Parish of Marron, per Rev. M r. Kilshel, per Gran tham Bank 3 0 0 Town of Walton, Norfolk, per Rev. Mr. Pearce 20 19 9 Parish of Elesilsorongh, per Owe. John Penrose 3 14 0 ••----- Thornley, per ditto - 3 3 0 Lower SeVCII .....--.-.• - .. 2 8 0 Messrs. Weston and Co. for I.edbitter - 1 0 0 Parish of Great Bruckhill, Bucks, rcr Rev. L. Wain wright - - 11 0 0 Hasleor, Warwickshire, per Rev. R. S. Caries 1 7 0 Cotterstock and tillptham, per Rev. \V. Wright 5 14 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Williams asks! Grenfell i Parish of Llanreg, Carnasvonshire - 16 0 - W. A. Ditto - - 1 0 0 I.landegais, Ditto - - - 64 0 s wborough, Anglesea - - N 6 0 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. 16 10 6 50 0 0 7 17 6 6 0 0 WANTS a Place as Gardenet, or Gardener and Bailiff, a single Man 35 years of age, who understands Gardening in all its branches, and has hid considerable experience iii Farming. He can have an undeniable character from his last place.—Address A. M. at Nu. 34, Great Quebec-street, New Road, Mary-lA-bonne. N. B. single-banded place will be taken. CHEAP PAINT FOR PA RY-PAILINGS, FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRICK, and PLAS TER FRONTS, TILES, SLATES, &c. &c. CHEAP IMPENERABLE PAINTS. per cwt. 565. I White Red - Is. Chocolate L6s. Velluw 565. I hi.ick per cwt. .561. 1119. 5Gs. Invislle Green - Dark ditto - - Bright ditto Lead colour - Stone ditto - Prepared Drying llil, 56. per gallon. Best White Lead, 54s per cwt. Turpentine f l'owri) 7s. 6d. per gallon. Boiled Linseed Oil. fo, 9d. LinsetA, ss. J. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and its they are prepared for the above de,cription of work ottl?, vt,sess at: greatest &liability. They wli al.o cover a surface considerably , greater than any other paint, front which circumstance alnisc they are actually cheaper thud the continua Coal Tar. In addi tion of this, they are as easilysvoikiAl as the finest patios, aitil will not crack or peel off tinder the greatest heat, and are a cure 'for the Wenn and Dry Itot. r e - •• Also Paints for House Painting, and the Finest Work of every description, en per cent. under the usual prices. '1 hese Paints are not sold in less quantities than seven pounds, and the fence Paints not less than twenty-eight pounds weigi.t. prepared for use, for Ready Nioney only, at the British Pa: n; Manufactory, No. 41, Loudon Wail, uproqte Bethlein -1 10-ptal. - - - A ROMATIC SPI Rrrot VINEGAR, thenti2,iiial i nve ntion of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successiv' e I..rneenient• to the highest pertection, continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. bit nry, Manufacturing Chemists, Manches ter. nos an.:table perintut". l liquor, which compost-II nt highly -entirentrate'd etnegar,joined with the most pleasant aromatics aid etli..acittus antiseptic., may be kept unimpaired in any climate, anti for any length of time. Its pungent . ocioor adapts it for cf•• folding tehl t . in headaches, fainings, &c. and renders it pt-co -1131.1 giateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of put he t t ,.rr;, and iu tl.e apartn:ents of the sick; it counteracts also the inlet! icut of contagious diseases.—As many spurious an infe rior preparations are sold (tinier die same and similar name, the public are retina aced to observ-,as rise only proof of its being ge nuine, that the names of Mes,rs. ILnry, nincitester, are vcd on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in hot:les. price 8 2s. 9tl. each. stamp included, is sold wlaolesale and recital by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Ascots in London authorized by the Proprietuts); where may be bad, ruNtii Lioats, of go il, silver, coraellan, crystal, Ste. Also, IiEN KT'S CALCIVID MAGNESIA, Johnnie'', is. bd. and larger .1111 glass stoppers at 4s. wit, their names being au die moraps.. SPALDING, LINC.:,I.NSIIIRE By Messrs. ALBIN and HA> DLLV, At the White Hart Inn, in Spalding, in the county of Lincoln, on Tuesday, the 31 day of September next, hetween'the hours of four and six o'Clock in the et fterttoon, /subject to such ccntli tions as shall be then and there p e ,sou,..si to th e (Auxins! Lets; Lot 1. Capital NIESSLY.%GE or MANSION- A. -HOUSE, with a Coach-hott , e, Stable, and other convenient attached and drach Al Offices thereto belnn,tine, toge ther with an extensive and sehstantiel range of Buildtngs weerein a Steam Engine was lately erected ; aid also four Oi.imtal and Oil Mille, with all other requAte and tieeful machinery fur c.w rying on the said businees ' zest which also coatain a C.al and Cuak Oven, with large and commoeious Granaries end Store houses, together with two Gardens end Paddock adjoining, con tainine in the a hole about tour acres of rich Laud, in tha tenure or occupation of Mr. Rnbt. Ayrr. This Lot is eligibly situate .n the Went side of the river Wel land, which falls into the sea aleout 8 miles north-east of the town of Splltling, communicating with the port of Boeton, and the ca pital market towns of Peterburez,h and Staaiforsi, and well worthy the attention of merchants. millers, oil crushers, ter any persons who are engaged in business requiring room and even de sand substantial buildings. Lot 2. Two • retiring:ens, with the Gardens thereto adjoining, on the east side of the River Welland, in the several tenures or occupations of lane Haynes and Robert Walker. Lot 3. Two 'Tenements or Dwelling-houses, with the Gardens thereto adjoining, on the West side the Westroad Drain, in the several tenures or occupation of Henry titian and Val. Enderby. Lot 4. Au Allntnieut Piece or Parcel of rich Arable Land, lying in the Jourdan', in Spalding Fen, in the tenure or occupa -0015 of John Barlow, and containing about 25 Acres. Lot S. A Messuage or Dwelling-house, in the Market-place, in Spahlteg, capable of being converted into a Shop, and iesirsbly situate for either business or a pi ivate residence, and now in the wenn.• or occupation of Miss Ann Robinson lest 6. A Mcuniage or Dwelling-house also situate in the Mar ket-place, immediately adj iining the last I.ot, curliest', g of a large comnuelious Shop, eligibly situate for busineee, aed now in the tenure or occupation of Miss Esther Goulson. The whole of the above I.ots are Feeelsold, except Lot 2, which is Copyhold, of the Manor ot Spalding. the Projection of the Lines of Latitude sad Longitude . 3 0 The respective renews have received notice to quit at Lady- Settoot. Arens, ur a Key to Gold-net:l'e Geo- , ; day next, and w ell t h ew I tee p roem see. graphical Copy-Book - 5 0 t Printed particelars may be had on a i plicatlon to Messrs. Foster Me eoes BEI risti Ne.ros,coneisting of the Lives of illus - an s 0 d 13ruiner, Mr. Dinhare. bol.entors ; Lid Messrs. APiiii and trims Britons. 10th edit. - - Pandiev Auctioneers Spaldins • Messrs. Ii : :ale , : :eel )'nice e. --- E'en/misers or NATURAL HISTORY, CAI: edit. 60-- , • , , ' O , . , •-• 5 0 Sleatord; Nits , re.Barnerel and Ladd, (•et..• ,rough ; Mr..lesin ---- Stetter Lives of PLU I ARLI4 - L 5 0 aegwint, Grawharn ;or :. , fe-srs. 1 :soils and Nicholson, 26, ---••• CIRCLE of the ARTS and :SCIENCES ' - Prince's-street, Maneitet-house-,:reet, Lun.lon, where a Pin of .---- HISTORY of ENGLAND to the Peace of Arnim' , 0 Volta 0 0 ' ------ Hise unv of Gr. etICE, 2 Vali. - 8 IR Lot I may be seen. .....-•• HISTORY Of ROME. 3 Vols. - 1.- •. -- 0 • NORTH Of DEVON —KINGSNY :UPTON PARK. •••••••• FATHER'S GIFT to I , :s CHILDREN, 2 wok. 10 0 I by Mr. eT.AN t ON, •••••--- UNIVL RRA I. Ills's 01:Y, front the ere mewl to the !At the Auction Mart, in the City tit: Luns:on, on Thursday, the Peace of Amiens, 25 vols. - 512 6 i 7th day of November, 1811, at I 2 at nom', in two I ots, ••••.- ENGLISH sreeelere.Borie, an acknowledged int• A VALUA 13 LE FREEHOLD ESTATE, beau provement of all other Spelltne-books, 01 which there tifulty situate in the Nerth of Devon, tour rinks hem are 100,000 sold annually - - 1 6 Chimileigh, 14 11010 lisrnstaple, sex from South Moulton, and ••-•---• UNIVERSAL STLNOGRAPIIY, Or a Practical Sys- about 25 Miles from Latter; cunt; rising a modern substantial teal of Short Hand - 7 6 well-built MANSION, with Ofiiees of every eke cription, coin ROBINSON'S GRAMMAR of Hsrroe it, Ancient and Modern 3 5 plete and fit fur the reception of a large Family, with Lawn, --, ----, ANCIENT HISTORY - - 6 0 Shrubberies, walled Garden, Orchard., Coach-house, Stabling, MOUT.RN HISTORY • 6 0 and other detac •rel Offices, pleasantly situate in a Park, highly ARCIILOLOCIA GRIECA, of the Antiquities ' ornamented by thtiving Timber. Also, 1219 Acres, 2 Roods, of Greece, two. - - - - 13 0 3:; Perches, o: line Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Woad Land, AIRIN't. POETRY for CHILDREN - • 12 0 with suitable Fatin-Louses and I t uildings, in a fine picturesque Hastert's GRAMMAR of MORAL PHILOSOPHY - 7 0 part of the North of Devon, abounding with Game, and having Bressler% First French Grammar, cote aining every thing the beautiful River Mule running through the greater part of the Essential, and nothing cuperfluoes - ----- Ft 7 : R etells, adapted to the Grammar - 1 6 Estate'. 3 0 For further information and piloted Particulars, apply to ----•-•-.- KEY to FRENCH CONVVIISA !TONS - , 1 0 . Messrs. Smith, Krisew lc h , and Hoskins , Solicitors, Lincoln Ann, -----.--- FRENCH and LNOLISII PRIMER, or First Boo k 0 9 ' London; to Mr. Robert Grigg, East I.ooe, Cornwall; or to Mr. CROKER'S ELEMEN 1S Of I.A NU SURVLYINO - 76 ' Stanton, at 11i:cisitt, in llerts; or at his Office, No. 23, Birchin- Dietson's (attester' , it of ~ssietticui. i tie a 5 0 . lane; and of Mr. Croote, the Steward, at Chumleigh, who will GRErmay's LEc• 1 elt Le 0:1 NA I IJRAL :old EXPERIMENTAL • slew the Estate. Prints-el Particulars may also he had at the Pat eosoeur, 2 Yob,. - 13 0 principal inns at Barnetaphe Swath Moulton, Exeter, and other ---.---.1...ET1TR I, OH COSIPMJI lON and LITERATURE, principal towns in the North of Devon; at the White I-Lrt, 2 ...eds. - 12 0 Bath; Bush Tavern, Bristol; and at the Auction Mart, London. ------ ELtal FL. T:. of Polite r OUCAT lON • 50 i N.B. A conshlerahle part of the pureaase4noney may remain ---- erc to r.l. PIA, 2 gads CO. 46 6 0 on Nlortgege t* the Estate, if required. ilis . roay of ENGLAND, fur Voting Ladies s by Mrs. Smith, This day was published, price 44. bound, THE RUM MENTSof ENGLISH GRAMMAR ELUCIDATED; or, a Guide to Parsing; containing a View of Grammatical Distinctions, upon rational principles, cal culated for learners of the different classes and accompanied by Directions and Tables foe Parsing, by which this necessary exer cise is methodized, and rendered easy to the lowest forms. By IL H. SMART, Private Teacher.—The Arrangement ciare %ponds with that of Mr. Murray's Grantmar. •'• The Sheet able resents ;in obvious method fur the Ety mological and Syntactical Analysis d any Sentence. Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange; and J. John son and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, in one Vol. octavo, price Ds. boards, the Practical Grammar of Lnglish Pronuncoition, by the same I Author. BOOKS OF EDUCATION. THE Attention of the Conductors of Schools and of Booksellers throughout the British Empire is invited to the following List of New and Valuable Elementary Books. — Most of them are already adopted in the principal School-, and the others require only to be seen to meet with similar Prefer erce and Distinction. Iltata's CLASS BOOK, or 365 Reading Lessons, adapted to the Use of Schools, for every Day in th: Year - --- READING EXERCISES, being Sequel to Mayor's Spelling Book SCHOOL DICTIONARY, nr Enrick Abridged - GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE GRAMMAR Of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY ........ - FIRST or hio - rues.'s CATECHIbM, for Children, containing common Things necessary to be known GRAMMAR Of CHEMISTRY GOLDSIAITIeI. MootaN GEOGRAPHY, on a Popular Platt. Designed for the Use of Schools and Young Perman..+. Illustrated with Map' end the Costume of Nati-tut 14 0 GRAMMAR of GLOGRAPUY, the, at-or Laiiion 3 6 GRAMMAR of the LAWS of ENGLAND 4 0 GEOGRAPHICAL. COPY-BOOR, Part I. contain ing the Outline* of Countries, to be filled up by Junior Students of Geography 5 6 . 3 C tt 6 . t'.. 6 3 6 0 9 4 0 - 3 0 Part 11. containing 15 o • f..:()LONION'S ABS'I'ERGENT LO CION, - far 1 7 0 L./ removing Fruptions from the Fae and Skin, and effectually 3 6 clearing the complexion. By the simple application of this fluid 3 6 night and morning, or occasionally thrice a day,it will rrmovethe 3 f most rancorous and alarming Scurvy in the face. It is perfectly 12 0 • sate, yet powerful, and posses-es all the good qualities ofthe most 0 6 celebrated cos:net:es, without any of the doubtful and sometimes dangerous effects. A rough uneven Skin, its shining appearance, 13 0 and yeilow and sickly paleness, are by Ails Lotion effectually re -3 6 n •..ed. IN the Shingles and Prickly Heat It is infallible ; s Ace 7 0 it •iwever to say, it has been administered to many thousands l 0 with ~t even a single complaint of its inefticacy. A small bottle 9 0 wdl b :sufficient to prove its value. Price 41. 6d. a bottle, with 4 G oa "...oils. Each genuine bottle has the words "San. Solomon, 12 0 , I.iverpool," engr?ved on the Stamp. 6 0 . I.ikewise, Sottimot;'s DETERGENT OINTMENT, well known a 0 for the safe and speedy cure of old wounds, ulcers, chilblains, a 6 sore legs, scorbutic or scrofulous humours, gangrene or mortifi --------..---. Roue . - - 2 6 •eation, scald heads, &c. basing been used in the above diseaNes RUNDALL% GRAMMAR of SACRED fiISTORY • 3 6 upwards ut 45 years with utiporalleled success. Price 4s. GI a Sy NOWYMLS (Dll TITINAIRI; de) rail' LTVIZAC - 6 6 box, duty inclush d. Observe the name engraved iim the stamp, Suit ti's GRARIMAR of l'anct icac GcusteTar - 3 6 thus, " ::aml. So:onion, Liverpool," without which mummy ge- THPIINTON'S GLAMAIAIt of Bo rAhY, plain - . 7 0 mi n e. Ditto, coloured - 12 6 ! This Medicine h prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, and WA IKINS'S PORTA ELL CYCL OPJEDIA - --....---- -.. . 14 0 sold in bettlo, prige ins. 6d. each, or four in one faintly bottle m........••••••••• 1/10(IRArricAL DICTIONARY • ID 0 for s3s. on svhich 9s. is saved, duty included ; and may be had of .•••••••••••••••••• SCRICEL Kt BIOGRAriIY - - 6 0 every revectable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. II NIVIRiAI. Htcrose, abridged - - 2 6 Cormus, 'caret, and InterestingWork.—A tcw copies, price 31. We Nor es of I Ile TELESCOPR - • i - 0 are now only left for sale, coutaitong near :mu pages th letter press, --------- /Mem/score - . 4i an elegant Portrait et the Author, and a view of Gilead-House, HUMAN 'SOOT • • - 70 of Socossotc's Go iDI to HIALTN, or Advice to both Sexes, in . 8 0 a variety of cutnplatin • -----........ ANIMATSD NATOSt - Primed fur Rictus: , Mut h cci es, 7, Great Bridge-stri et; To which is annexed, a Dimeration on the Properties and Ef and sold by Clatuirante and Witrow, Old Lawry: Tabart and facts or Hot and Culd-Batlsius ; also an li.say on Secret Vinery; i Co. Clifford-street ; Wilson and Sim, York; Mosley, Gains' 0.1 a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and fkarilny or 8.4.- ' botough; and Keene, Dublin. A muses* maidens so halals., 61. c. 3 v of*. - • - - - 11 , 1 i•ci's 1 - .I.SAILNTF of ENFIL/itt CoPtroariom - J o :. LS'S GA AMMAR, ut CORONOLIt:Y .. - JOYCE'S PRACTICAL. ATIIII3ETIC - - e ---- KEY to ditto . - .• ... I.EVIZACS Fat:ROI anti F.:4411.1AR DICTIONARY LoNDON Pr iNI F.K, or First Book for Cinktrot L.ri .1 Las truni a No1:1.1:NIAN to his Sus, durirg his Rik , ration At 1.. on and Oxiord - - - klutivimatt's GP-SONAR of Ta,iur. and Comantmcz MOFAISON'S SYSTI St of PRAeIICAL Moult RETYING •-----...---. BLAKE I'ORSIS tur lious.-ksars:io. Bk• A. ---- Ditto, Book 13. - - - --. Dltto, Book. C. - - - Ditto, Book D. - - PRATT and MAYJK'S CLASSICAL ENCLISIt POITRY POETICAL His [CRY of F..KOLAND • ... G;i ..L..,- _-. ..,., NIT I - .T.E.N Alen of I:Lilac:aim' and professional skill V u, e I ,r,esrring et..1,2.,,tirs to 4isct.tver fiat most sate auki. cert ain nietteel of treating a tew ;meaning Disea,is, liar success ful result ut iti.s.r expenetice is the best p , ' ,, :g . a $1;1•,-1.0,1tY• • Messrs. (.:'')JS and Cu. gurgeons, tia...e :leen .:educed to make the cute of the toliowieg tae ohject or their vani:ula ihudy, tilt. a cert:Mi I):sorder, I: eyennly contr.:A:zed in a n - otium: o: lutosi cation. and lis cohcor. :tants, htriceires and tdre•s viVelt, by an improved SA N a: e !..In.tedily and effect li.l:e cured ; as a:so de. Wiry, whether arising trmit le.lediartalian indulgences, ice: real tlence in %warm ciimAtes, or a •ccret soh;:i - :). % t ce, too Wren Wl happily pursued by the youth of 1)(4.h f.: •:..„ ii. the 04C COI:Sill sterility or barrenna‘s, adcl in 11. r utli , r a nut:viola train of net TOYS t1;ir..14, 9. %eh:cis, if not timely renielivd, terminate in IRS. potence and Const,rmiti , .:. To that disirrssMg Irate Oltlehtht yO, . deficiency, wh,:ker der consequence or such bahrttil habits, cr I i arising from r.:ty 6,:tt , r G..i..e, by tvh.ch the pc" ...r. ad tha comsat • 1 tution become .r.frebkd, as regularly educated SurgettEs c d 3,04, don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. . The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, kowever inveterate or complkated, without subjecting the patent .to the least r.strafrt in diet or exercise; and in rec.ut Cues where an early application is made on discovery of the infectlnn, they frequently vellum' a cure in the short space or two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fall in one si"gle instance 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 pursued by other Vractitioners without effect), Induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the curs of these particular complaints, in order that they say not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno rant empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificate* of w hieh, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the must tattle nt Pt.ys oasts, they have to con vince any inquirer), that the slicers+ resetting iron' their tilde,. yours first induced them to quit the yractice of the general Pri.e. thinner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a•fair ground tor the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the public, been so liberally honoured. Pallid, in the country are reiluested to stare the particulars of their case, ape, and manner of living, inclosing a Dank Note, tor advice and medicines, and the same will b. forwarded to any part of the ktrtgduin.—GOSS and Cu. Surgeons, 13, Roueerie, sire:[, Peet-street. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAE G slu he the foundation of Social I lappiness, ay!.ich it of.en disturbed through tha parch is that f.rri union :. thoieprecautionswhich would se- cure diem the enjoyment o: ereat domestic blessing. People • of every rank pay adoration to tr.. ,!.rine of seetd.eck; but where the coast:: tither has been tainted by or delalitated by certain hanit coutracted at an early age, a leuovatiam sit stability previoi:s to entering that state is indispensibly resoisite to revive Isle slumberitig sparks of We, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme ' teal happiness than those winch are the cuusequence ef unguarded pleasure. It was this comic!, ration which induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. for these last twrn:y years, to direct their SW dies and practice exclusively to the treatmeut and cure of the Ve. nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate seboul-boy, which brings 00 these distressing Debilities anon Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matri monial stat e The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of human lobe mities. It bebovesevery person who has indulged In this soli tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the teatintony of uncontratlicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaititit, they hold out 110 illthICC1111:11t to vice; but sensible as all Inca must be of the existence of such calamitlea, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the itoyal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent arc of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the tho - t space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, suck i as obstructions, inveterate strictures, paii.s of the bones, Fie v.. &c. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. '(or the removal of complaints of the ure thra, strictures, ate. and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to diem as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co. s plan of treatment. Many of these gentle Men had strictures (runt to to 'to years, and were under the care of M . Home, lies viaide, and oilier surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Nressra. Currie and Cll. have selected the following Etter front the many they are daily receiving from gentlemen returning then thanks for' their restoration to sound and vigorous health. it was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he had been under the care, of several surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical cure in the abort space of one month. To Dr. OMR ir, 107, Hatton-Garden. 44 L or d —.- feels great pleasure in communicating to Docto r " Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consequence " of his mild and admirabletreatment of Strictures in the Urethra. " He may add, that he has not for many years enjoyed so oma " comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of " his having obtained, through his skiU sad emotion, a perf ect aad radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was not 44 stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, h, ss i t in ids power, from a lair tr.al and skid comparison, to par " that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie w Web he sensibly h . sand shall ever be most ready and willing to acknoivledge.'• Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by patientS of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at 'bar 107, Hatton-.G.trden.'Letter nova be post paid.