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:;~:d • ...... ... ......- - • . 40 14 ,... df• J I TC I . re.... -....0.5iar .11.0111.. ...... • .. ..... . . 4 c.. 1 • i '1 .44 . "" --- - 77 - - . r• 144 k ... (,')% 4 ? Ill i ..11 331 N l r , . Ili -,, - f_ 44. . fl."--6.........z. ... 1 I v - . • • • ‘ , ( .> ' . 4 A-lik -i k„„,4, il zy IP,-i•,., • _____...'*"/" -- si, .. to , VP ._ . . *!1:)1 • • . „ 7 • ,"• •c 1 . ;. .t: •r ♦ , • Y {"Z r &. K'. ~ ,t.. 413fpiR.7A WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1811. [PRICE 'tIXPEMCE-HALYPENWP .*: $(2,11A. A - • NNIVERSAY,' MONDAY, *loth JuNt_ ' Dati4 oti e * at 'Three &MA. tickets row-teen Sholhilts:—.Pskon . Tavern; Gravesend, May 29, 1811. This doe was published, REENLAND's CATALOGUE of scarce and valuable BOOKS for 1811, le—No. 2, Finsbury-place. AT a MEETING of the LOYAL and INDE -4-- PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, (who s'gned the neclaratlon of the 4Th May, IOU)) held this day at the Lando* Tavern— • CONTRACT FOR HAMMACOES. N.lrr-OFFICE, !WI Idi t. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. ISIONERSof Nis MAJESTY", NA rr,elslurea s give MIN ' That on Wednesday the sth of June next. at one o'cleck. t h will be ready to treat with such Persons as may bestriding to Con+ tract for su;•plying his Majesty's girds at Deptford and Wool+. i wich with HAMMACOES , ro be made eon orrnable to tsais • Samples, which may be seen at this Office. This day was published, price 9.5. fid. AGENERAL CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the year 1811, now on Sale at the printed prices, by W. CLAIIKE and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Part 1. comprises one or the largest collections of Common, Civil, Canon, and Maritime Lawßooks ever offered for Sale in Great Britain, including a large portion of the valuable Libraries of the late Mr. Serjeant Hill, Serjeant Williams, Glynne Wynne, P.m. and others; to which is added a large collection of Ma.. nuscripti. Purt.lk contains an aisoetrnent of Antient and Modern Lite raisnrei both new and second -hand—Libraries purchased. Alderman CHRISTOPHER SMI CH, in the Chair, ' SURREY THRA . VH E tREAB a criminal Information has been filed in the Court of Eines itene.h tgaittit as; the tiliderslgnesi, MICHAEL D. SLATER., of the parish of Lambeth, and ,TfitY MAS E. BAILRAI"I', it the same parish, for the part taken by its in the ifotous proceediogs, which occurred' at the SURREY THEATRE in the Months' May and June last, under ;which We now atand.convicted, and are liable to be tailed upon to re ' crier judgment;. acid whereas Mr.ALLISTON, the Proprietor 'of the said Theatre, ha chained to accept any payment from us, towards compensating him tor the heavy expence .which he has . into:Ted, and the esirieus loss which he has Suffered, by such rioeS" ous proceedings, but has, at our entreaty, consented to abstain from bringing us up to receive the sentence of the Court, on coadi. tion—first, that we should make a pub tc tcknowledgment of our sorrow for such offence ; and, secondly, that we should subscribe a sum of money to the fund for the Relief of the distressed Porte geese, in the following proportion's ; that is, that I, Michael D. Sla ter, should so subscribe one hundred and five pounds ; and I, The. mas E. Barrett, tweuty-ene pounds ;—riow, in pursuance-of such cond'ilons, we do hereby publicly express our deep and sincere contrition for the offence of which we have been guilty, as well by the disturbance - tit the respectable audierc.3 collected at the said Theatre, as , * lp . z the injury done to the prcperty and profits of the Proprietor antrwesdis declare ourselves Ina high degree ebnottl to Mr. El ,LISTON, for the forbearance, by which. be lets re lieved us from the severe consequences which might have followed the imprudences we have committed. M. D. SLATER, 25th May, 1811. T. E. BARRATT. Wit:leases, W. E. ALLEN, New Bridge-street, Solicitor for the Prosecutor. . SAMUEL VINES, Lincolo-ino, Solicitor for the Defendant, Slater. Resolved unanimously, • That a Petition to the Court of Common Council be immedi ately prepared for the Signature of such of the !Avery of London, who disapprove of the proceedings of that Assembly on the 214 instant, relatile to granting the moo of the Guild Hall, en the Sd June next, to persons calling themselves the Committee of the Friends of Parliamentary Reform; it appearing to tin Meeting, that the Majority, of such Persons are neither l.lveryrte•t nor Freemen of London, -nd that inch grant tn.y be attended with the most serious consequences. That the Petitions do lay for Signature at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street ; and at the London Coffer-house, Ludgate hill, until Twelve o'Clock on Friday next, the 31 St instant. -The Petition is already signed by upwards of t it(4o Liverymen. May 28, 1811. RICHARD CI e ARKE, Secretary. el Form e ar Tinder{ may k seen at this Office. No Tender will he re:eivetf after are isfoci, or the day of treaty, nor mei noticed, tasks* she party, or as age 4 for km, attends. E•oety Tender soya he tesompailed by a Letter, addrossal to the ll r avr Board, ma signed I, two re:pm:We Perms, engaging to become ;mad Taith the Person tenderimg,ist Assam of £3ooo,for the dm perfirmastm sf the Cortrart. Thit day was published, in Bvo. price 2s. J 7 J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's street, Soho, • A N ESSAY on some of the Stages of the Opera don of CUTTING ;or the STONE ; illustrated with an Engraving. By C. B. TRYE, F.R.S. Where may be had, just published, Dantienton'a Observations on Indigestion, the Second Edition, with addithisis t li s y . Dr. Buchan, price Is. 6d. MANSION HOUSE. Mir 24-,.1‘11. T^}lE LADY MAYORESS viewing the ' extrrne distress of the Inhabitants of Portugal fr ont the wanton cruelty and barbarity of the French Army in their retreat, and de .l, of promoting the benevolent Subsoriptionslvhich ,Itkve been set on foot for their relief, has, In conjunction with .Lady Curtis, MrsiCascLidy,Prlce,„and 14idy ?erring, kindly undertaken to eriffue and supefOren4l.4 LADIES wrjoN for that purpose, the sum raised by which, to bervelugively applied to providing necessaries for the Women and Children. The Lady Mayoress having obligingly offered tagollow Subscriptions in be received at the Mansion House, attendance will be daily given there from twelve to three o'clock. Attendance at the front entrance. Ladles arerecommended to limit their Subscriptions to OFFICE OP ORDNif NCE, Mal to. Ibli. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M - JESTrt ORDNANCE, do hereby Ow Nbtia, That they will Sell by Public Auction, at the Towpr, on Thurs. day, the 6th of lone next, between the hour. of Ten and Prior, Sundry Lots of 01.1) and UNSERVICEABLIT, ORDNANCE /ITORAL coasalsting of Collars, Bit Hal. era, Rope Traces, sad various other articles of Sadlery and Harneis ; Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sand-bap, Accoutrements, Musket and Carbine Steels, Copper, £5, but smaller donations will be acceptable. By Order, WILLIAM SCOTCHER, Secretary to the General Committee. RECIEFOFFHEIIRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. I Amount advertised - - £4'2,234 15 6 Independent Meeting, at Blandford, in Dorsetsbire, per the Rev. H. Field and Rev. P.. Keynes- - 23 S to Henry Tomlinson, Esq. per ditto - 5 5 0 The Petty OfEcers, Seamen, and Marines, of Isis Ma jesty's sloop AcmeUes - - 7 2 6 Fillengley Parish, near Coventry, per Mr. J.D. Hewitt 5 5 0 Inhabitants of Chapeldy, of Broughton in Furness, per Rev. W. Pearson . 11 5 6 Parish of Yalding,Kent,per Rev.R.Warde,A.M.Vicar 23 11 6 Church and Parish of Wern, Salop, per the Rev. E. T. Steward, Rector - - 17 2 0 Alexander Dalgleisb, Esq. - - 5 0 0 Parish of Pembridge, Herefordshire a 0 16 9 Rev. J. Guard, Rector of ditto - 10 0 0 ' 0 Steel, and mixed Metal Tools of Sort 4; Bellow*, Axes, Species, and 4 hovels ; Cartridges, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma terials, and old Match; with a variety of other Articles, the whole of which, (with the exception of the Old March, *hick Is to be seen at the Royal'Arsenal at W.olwich) may be viewed npon application at the Honourable Principal Storckeiper . s Of fice in the Tower, until the day of Bale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same.—By Order of the Boards R. 11. CREW, Ss.at•.y. 'MR. CAMPBELL and two Ladies who were with 2. him having been grossly detained and insulted by my Ostler on the 13th March last, when changing !tortes, between eleven and twelve at night—l hereby publicly express my regret at so distressing an event. Dated this 23d day of May, isil. Witne-s, ISAAC CHARLION, Jou N sraosecos. George Inn, Hounslow. '1 his day yds published, in I Vol. 4to. price 10s. od. boards, 'THE NATURAL DEFENCE of an INSULAR EMPIRE earnestly recommended, with a sketch of a Plan to attach real Seamen to the service of their Country. By PHILIP PATTON, Admiral of the White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet. _ Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller, 190, Piccadilly; Mottley, Harrison, and Miller, Portsmouth. For the immediate operations of the Enemy, see Bonaparte's Speech to his Commercial Council on the Stet of March last. T O be SOLD LEASE of two HOUSES ill the Coal Trade, dtc. s:tuate.l in a populous neigh method". Ground Rent £26 pet annutti.—for further particulars, inquire at No. 6, Quaker street s SpttalBelds. ALL TO BE DRAWN TUESDAY NEXT, KING'S BIRTH-DAY. TBISH respectfully recommends to the Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, the present popular Lottery, contain lag Sixty Capitals, all to be drawn on the Birth-day of our be loved liovoveig2.—The Scheme contains 4 ftioitiot AN4,000 AN30,000 24 Ditto I t ooo 24,000 32 Dike 500 10,000 '4,060 Ditto of 50, 25, Ste. 80,000 The favours of Adventuress are solicited at 4, CORNIPLI., 'tad .9, CHARINQ-CROSS, where in the last Two Lotteries, 4 Prizes of £20,000, and id the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes of .520,000, and S 7 othet Capital., Were sold by T.lllSfl. NEAK: HENLEY ON THAMES, OXON. To IcE LET, for 7 Years, A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION,with hog for SO horses, Stable yard, doub'e.Coach-house, Gar. dens fully rocked . with fruit-trees and wall fruit of vOrious k'nds, Green-houses and Hot-houses filled with rare exotic Pants, Pines, Stc. extensive Pleasure Grounds and Gravel Walks, Ste. . _ _. _ a Farley, Hungirford, Somerset . 4 I Felsford, Somerset, per Rev. B. Richardson - 212 0 Richard 'rowers, Esq. Dudden Grove, Lancashire 5 5 0 1 Mrs. Towers, ditto, ditto - - 1 1 0 Staveley Parish, Derby, per Mr. P. Gisborne 23 14 6 The Officers and Crew of Ms Majesty's ship Mednia 23 8 9 The Non-commissicsnei Officers and Privates of the The House is delightfully situated on the of the I harries, in front of Lord Malmsbury's seat at Park-place, 3/ r • les from town, and is surrounded with 70 Acres of Meadow Laud, in • closed with Park paling. Three beautiful Islands are in fall sieve of the Mansion House. TUESDAY NEX i , BIF.T ROYAL xXctiANot. -DAY. TO SPORTSMEN IN GENERAL. This day wete . publiched, price 9s. in boards, with appropriate Embellishments by Marshall and Seott, gONgS of the CHACE; &c. including those on Racing, Shooting, Angling, Havrking, and Archery. • Printed for I'. Simpson, 337., Oxford street; and sold by all Booksellers in town and country. N.h. The Editor having often heard it regretted by Sportsmen. that no collection of Songs; exclusively devoted to Rural Sports, had been made, has endeavoured to form one as extensive and judicious as possible, and he flatters himself hut few songs of this description have escaped his research. He therefore traits that the Volum will prove an acceptable trCt to all Gentlemen who delight in the Simi. s of the Field, fur whose sole amusement this collection has been made. Immediate possession may be kid. For S. view of the Pre mises apply to Mr. Chipp, at Henley; and further particulars will be given by Mr. Green, No. 19, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; or Mr. Cooper, Moir?. HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stook-Brokers, re, 11 spectrally acqunint the Public, that Tickets and shares for the present LOTTERY,. to be drawn on his Majesty** Birth bay, are on Sale at their Office, ' No. 9S, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The following Is the Scheme, which they earnestly reiont ' mend to public notice. 4 ... Prizes of ... X 20,0011 ... are ... -XBO,OOO 7 Companies of the 3d Riviment of Foot Guards, quartered in London, per Serjeint-Major Bali 91 961 Aldridge Parish, Staffordshire, per C. Forster and Son 8 4 0 Coughton and Spernall, Warwickshire, per Rev. John Chambers - - 14 3 6 i The entire Receipts of the Theatre at Shirnal, per Eleanor Marshall - lO o 0 Transmitted per Ray and Son, of Clate : inhabitants of Stoke by Clare, per Rev. B. dyer 12 111 6' Gestiegthorpe, Es t es, per di tto • - • S d 6 Withenifield, Suffolk, per Rev. R. C. Barnard 6 3 0 Kediniton, per Rev. B. B. Syer - 10 12 0 Clare. per Rev. Wm. Sactiler - 33 19 6 Mr. John Punts, Stuniner, Essex - 5 0 0 Chatham Harmonic Society, Pots-nano. per Day & Co. 31 18 0 Transmitted per Messrs : Crompton and Co. Derby:, Westballam Parish - - 4 12 6 Ockbronk di:to - - - 16 IF 3 Alvaston ditto - - - S 8 9, Subscriptions received by Messrs. Goslings and Sharpe: Parishes of Combetton, Cambridgeshire - 3 9 -0 Collection at Doncaster, transmitted per Mess.Yarborough & Co. Mrs. Childers, Elmfi.ld - 1 1 '0 Mr. Thomas Brooke - - 1 1 o MONEY. MOIILEMEN, Gentlemen, Ste. are respectfully Al 'Affirmed, that they may be uppl;e•cl with Money 'co any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on freehold, Copyboid, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds., Marriage Settirments,• Widows' JaiLtures, C.ergyine.i's li, nes, or any other property ; persona of respec*.b.tity nt.e he supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every lib. ral accommodation, without delay.--. Application Iron twelve tot So, or letters (post p:iitl) addressed to Mews. Wills and Co. Mc. Sy s South-street, Berkeley-square. 24 ... Ditto 1,000 ......... 24,000 ... Ditto 4060.. Ditto ... £5O, £25, &c. &c. 80,60 41 In the last October I.ottery, No. 27,1 Prite of X 30,000; and a,sae, a Prize of £2,000, were both sold in Shares at thisQlsce. • NEXT' '1 UESDAY • AY AUTHORITY OF THE PRINCE REGENT, 'THE GRANDEST STATE LOTaTERY ever known in this Country, will be drawn, being the KING'S BIRTH DAL—The Scheme contains 4 Prizes or £L.ZI,OOO - are - - £30,000 - Ditto e 1,000 - - - - 24,000 32 - Ditto - - • 500 4060 - , Dittb - £5O, £25, Ett. Ste. - 80,000 TicB CTII and SRAILES are selling by HORNSBY and Co. In great variety, and on the lowest 'forms; at whose Offices all Prizes are Paid on Demand. In the course of a few Months HORNSBY and Co. have, shared and sold 5 of £20,1100, S of £lO,OOO, t of £5,000, be eer; 23 Prizes of £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO. No. 26, CORNHILL, and St. MARGARET'. HILL, Borough. Letters, pest paid, duly answered. Scheme% gratis. 'MRS. BLUEMANTLE'S NEW NOVEL This day was published, in 4 Vols. 12mo. price 21s. boards, MORTIMER HALL ; or the LABOURER'S HIRE.—By Mrs. BRIDGET BLUEMANTI.E, Author of Husband and Wife, Monte Video, Concealment, &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, just publishe 1, Farmer of Inglewood Forest, by Mrs. Heinle, 'new Edition, 4 Volk 90s. A Winters Tale, by T. N. Brewen, new Edition, 4 vols. 20s. Pyrenean Banditti, by Mrs. Sit atb, 3 vols. 15s. The Black Banner, or the Siege of Clagenfurth, a Romantic Tale, 4 vols. 21s. Fitz Edward, or the Cambrian% by Emma de I.isle, 3 vols. 15s. The Metropolis, by Cervantes Hogg, 3 vols. 15s. TRAMPER TO AMERICA, THE astonishing success attending Dr. CAVAL. LO's PATEN i' ELEC !RIC GIROLE in rffrctoally curing RUPTURES and DEBILITY of ever) kind, has afforded the pleasing hope that every afflicted individual in Gri.ut Britain, had made application before the Bth May instant, when it was transferred to a personage of distinction In America; but the nu mrrous Orders and entreaties received since that time, have in duced Dr. C. to stipulate for Two Hundred Girdles, with privi. lege dr forwarding them re all parts of Great Britain till the 4th day of rune, (the King's Birth-day) Inclusive.—After which, no Orders will be recesved, unless front private Patients, who Must reside in Landon, and the terms will be nifty Pounds each. • RUPTURES fl: directions for applying the Girdle, in these Complaints, are so plain that a Child cannot mistake them; the Cures within the last year exceed 400, of which number 15b had been 40 years afflicted. DEBILITY..—Seven hundred persons have been rescued from the most Inveterate stages of the melancholy catalogue of local. and general, direct. and indirect Debility, Impotency. itc. by the application of the Girdle alone, without medicine of auy kind. The ELtcratc Giaexe, price five pounds for the effettliat Cure of Rupturti and Debility, will be forwarded, to any part of Great Britain, till the 4th of June, by applying personally, or by letter, inclesing that sum, and directed to Dr. Cavallo and Son, No. 28, 4Zlngtstreet, Bloomsbury-square, London. N. B. At home for consultation every morning till two, and , every evening after we o'clock Spacious Apartments are fitting up for private Patients. Liryans Cooke, Esq. M.P - 5 0 0 Collection at Loversall and EdUngton Parishes 2 17 6 Messrs. Yarborough & Co. Doncaster - 10 10 0 Corporation of Doncaster - 52 10 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. s, George-yard, Lombard-street. STRAMONIUM AND ASTHMA. WALSH'S LERICAN REVIEW, NO. 11. This day was published, price es. the Secnnd Number of THEAMERICAN REVIEW of HISTORY and POLITICS, and General Repository of Literature; to be continued Quarterly.—This Number will contain a Review of the Works of Alexander Hatn'tion ; Notices sue Fintcrieur de la France, par M. Faber; Letters on prance and England; an Essay on the History of Painting, transbeed from the French ; Letters of Junes Logan, written in the year 1731 ; Mr. Minxes Speech on the Nen-intercourse, Ike. Philadelphia printed: London: reininted for T 1 eit, Recs, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ;of whom may bad the First Number of the ;hove Work, price 6%. CHEAP LOTTERY TICKINIS AND SHARES. CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Or. ford-street, London, established 1776, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the following reduced Prices : CARROLL'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES. Ticket - • £22 4. 0 Ticket sr - • £9l 10 0 half - . - - II 4 0 Half - - - 11 11 0 Quarter • - SIS 0 Quarter - • - 517 6 Eghth - 217 0 Eighth • - - - 219 6 Sixteenth - - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - - 110 0 CARROLL and Co. trust that a discerning Public will give them that encouragement which it has been their study to deserve during a period of near 40 years. CARROLL and Co. 'Ann the lest Lottery, No. 1,819., a Prize of £200(1., in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ; No. 6,345, the last Prize of £30,000, in Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths; and N 0.12,103, the list Prize of £lO,OOO, ever shared and sold in Sixteen Sitteentlis, and the Money paid on Demand. Persons residing in the eountry will be supped with Tickets and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their order., with good Bills, at short dates, or Bank Notes, to Ne. 26, Ox ford-street—N. B. The usual Commission 'will be allowed to Agents, be'sides the above advantage. THIRD EDITION, ILLUSI RA rED wrim CASES. This day was published, price 41.6 d. PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE REAL DISEASE, describing.the Nature, Symptoms, and Cure of that 11P:order, and others arising from or connected with ir, with some Observations on Onanisrp, and the unhappy Diseases of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals. Printed for S. Highley, 24, Fleet street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and hoes, Paternoster-row, London ; and the Author, Ns. 10, Stanhope strew, NeWaistle-strect, Strand. CASE. 'f'HOMAS LAMB, of 32,New Newenham-street, Edgeware-road, was affeicted four or five years with a pus tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in bis face and hands, and then it spread over his body About Christmas,lBo9, t!'e usual period of the year when these diseases are always ag gravated, the soles of his feet were so covered that he was unable to walk ; finding no relief from his medical advisers, he applied in June, 1810, to the Dispensary, 15, 'hobo square; and by taklag SpII.3IIURY'S PATENT ANTISCOII3uTIC DROPS, which he has not now relinquished, all his symptoms are removed, and his own words are," I am perfectly recovered." His complection is pale, and his stature has the appearance of being exhausted by growing birt,nd his strength, and the chief seat of his disease seemed to be a defect in the digestive organs, which were considerably deranged. In Scrophula, the powers of this medicine are most extraordi nary, and the numerous cures speak its decided superiority. kothcre are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spina-ury a Prent Antiscorioutic Drops,with the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of is. 6d. double bottles los. and larger £1 2s.duty included. Compound Essence as. Dispensary, 15, hoho-square, Loudest. This day was published, price Ss. 6d. with a coloured Engraving of the Plant. COMMUNICATIONS relative to the DATURA STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; as a Relief or Cure of ASTHMA. Addressed to tke Editor of the Monthly Magazine, and many of them never before published. Printed for RICHARD PRILLIPS, Great Bridge-street, Black friars ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, Paternoster row; J. Highly, Fleet-street; and J. Callow; Crown-court, Soho. N. B. This Pamphlet contains not only full and clear Instruc tion, for the growth, preparation, and administration of Stramo nium, but also satisfactory testimonials of the efficacy of the Ge nuine Unadulterated and Unsephlsdcated Herb from profes sional Men, and others. THE WATERING PLACES FOR 1811. This day was published, price 13s. in boards, or FP. in red, In One very thick and closely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps and Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA •BATHING PLACES in England and Wale% for 1811, consisting of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE SCRIP'T'IONS of every Place of fashionable Resort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so Will laown, and has been so universally ap proved of for its Completeness and Accuracy, that any further Description of it. Contents, or any Observations on its Merits and Utility, would be superßuous. The Places described are' ABERYSTWITH LEMINGTON PRIORS BATH 1.1 f TLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL. . LIME REGIS BOGNOR and HOTHAMP- LVMINGTON TON MALVERN BURLINGTON MARGATE BRISTOL, HOT WILLS,' "MATLOCK and CLIFTON RAMSGATE BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH BUXTON SIDMOUTH CHELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON CI OMER SOUTHEND' DAWLISH SWAN'EA DOVER TEIGNMOUTH EAST' . ,BOURNE TENBY • EXMOUTH • .I'UNBRIME WELLS FOLICEMNE WEYMOtTIit FO WET WORTHING • HARROWGATE YARMOUTH • HARWICH A TOUR M *e t ILA= HASTINGS . - A TOUR," SOKII WALES ILFRACOMBE A TOURtnNORTH WALES ISLE OF WIGHT Printed for RICIIA RD Put IA i re, No. 7, Bridge-street, Bluk friars ; and to be bad of all Bookseller., panticularly of those who reside at the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Places. Of whom may also be had,The Victims of Lonnots for 18)1, greatly augmented and improved, by the SIMS Editor, pries Is. id. bound is red. - • , . . . INTERESTING MONTHLY PUBLICATION. ACKERMANN begs leave to inform the Pub. R lie, that on the Ist of Jam will be published No. XXX. of the REPOSITORY of ARTS, SCIENCES, Sta which will costa. plete the fifth volume of that truly popular, entertaining, and lA* structive Miscellany. Exclusive of the usual embellishments, this Number will contain a highly-finished Vignette Frontispieco. besides an extra quantity of Letter-press and a copious Index. • In the first Number of.Voi. VI. which will appear on the Islet July, will be given a view of the interior of Whitehall Chaplet, with the French Eagles lately deposited there; and also an au thentic Porltrill Ind Biography of Lord Wellington. Purchasers who have not completed their sets of the Reposi tory, and Poetic:: Magazine, are requested to make early appli cation, to prevent disappointment, as many numbers begin to grow so scarce, that complete sets of the works will shortly fetch an advanced price. A most faithful Likeness of his Majesty, as a Companion Prit,t re that of the late and much-lamented Princess Amelia, will be published early in June next, at R. Aekirmann's Reposi tory of Arts, 101, Syand, and may be had of, or ordered through, all the BUok And Prunsellers in the United Kingdom, price 51. Proofs cos. 6d. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, AST!: COUGH AND WHEEZING. 'HMA, WINTER Copy of a Letter from J. Montague Leigh, Esq. Sll4—My Daughter's case being declared an hope.' less case of Consumption of the Lungs, by the attending! Physician, I thought myaelf justified in having recourse to an advertised Balsam ; which failing to afford the least relief, I was induced to give the Oxymel Stramonium as recommended by Mr. Fisher, a trial, and I have the pleasure to say, that it gave almost immediate relief. In the short period of a few days, her cough considerably abat- i ; ed, the expectoration diminished, the fever nearly disappeared, and, by continuing the use of the Oxymel, the symptoms grade- , ally left her, her strength increased, and in the course of three weeks, she was perfectly restored to health, to the Astonishment of her Physician, and of, Sir, Your very grateful and obedient Servant , JAMES MONTAGUE Bernar&street, 6th February, 1811. This OXYMIL. and the prepared HERB for I.noiking, are sold, with ample directions, by Harris, corner of Saint Paul's Church-yard, London ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Fossar, SO, Parilaateut-street ; anti Butts, 10, Berner's-street. • SEVERAL GENTLEMEN THAT WERE BALD have declared, after using the RUSSIA OIL re t ies. lariy for six months, the bald places became covered with hair. Give it a fair trial by using it regularly forashort time, as It cannot have the effect it only applied at intervals. It promotes eye-brows and whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning red dish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world for pre serving and promoting the hair; in short, where there hi heir by nature and it has fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly you may rely on its being restored —lt is generally remarked pasens wearing (Are hair, that after a short time wearing k became* dry and stiff, is easily discovered that it is false ; by using the Russia Oil when driofiing it, prevents its being di-eovered, as it keeps the false-hair soft, and its appearance natural. The Royal Family and Ladies and Gentlemen of Pasleintkln EnFland, use the Russia Oil for mois:ening thethair when dress ing; is so great a nourisher to hair as to prevent Its turtling grey to all periods; promotes the growth. prevents its falling off, arid restores it on bald places, It the least roots. Caurroo..—The efficacy of the Ru.sia Oil has of late been com plained of, occasioned by unprincipled persons eirentating coun terfeits, which by false pretetices, are Imposed on d.ifcrent Sherpa keepers, particularly on Hair-dressers. Observe each bouts has a label on the outside, signed with Russian gold ink," Machrikuisky and Prince ;" say :thopkeepes selling Russian Oil without that signature, are guilty of impoei. tioo, and sellers of courtterfeits. Price 75. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at DUO guinea, or six guinea betties at fire pounds. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor. A. Prince, N 0.9, John-street, Oxford sstreet, London; and by appnlnur.ent, Mr.Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bead- I street; Hendrie and Sons, Perfutners to her Majesty,Tichborao -1 street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-street; Low, 130, Strand; Bacon, 150, Osford-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Rine, 63, Cheapside; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Newbery, s 9, Smyth, Ib, Dame -street, Dub. lin ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine YyJders in the Kingdom. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, sending the* orders to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medicine Vendors they deal witb in London, will receive liberal allowance- Beware of the Impostor who prepares the counttrfeit, he has imitated the Putnam Eagle in the Show-bill,which is displayed is a large gilt frame at sense P.air-dressers, therefore be particular to elserte the labtl uabets. Thus day was published, in Two Volumes Bvo. price XL 6s. board% THE SURGICAL WORKS of JOHN ABER NETHY, A.R. S. &c. o.—On the Constitutional Origin and TreAtment of LOCAL DISEASES, ANEURISM, Diseases resembling SYPHII.I4, and Diseases of the URE fHRA.— On Injuries of the HEAD, Miscellaneous Subjects, and LUM BER ABCESSES. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster row. The above Works may be had in four separate Parts. This day was published, price Ss. in boards, MEMOIRS of the Principal Events in the LIFE of HENRY TAY LOR,of North Shields, written by Him self. \'hereln are interspersed the Circumstances that led to the fixing of Lights to Hasboro' Gnu, the Godwin, and Sunk Sands. London: Printed for Verner, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry; Dnrthn and Harvey, Gracechurch-street ; andT. Appleby, North Shields.