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f • ~, , • ' • • , . • •. • . • . . 4.. k. • 'for' _ • . . . . . 6 46 >% 1 1 4 . • '4F,•• r" • •• S ( • • • ;t - •••• •• • Itn • - -.IIL • • 11 " 111 1 • Sir 'Imm•••••••••••••••• • .. • I FRIDAY. APRIL IJ, 1816. Nt:?11F;,- 9090. Piti' ' 1- VP \ pfrE R. ARROWS 'S NEW MAP OF INDIA, delineated le of 4+ Inches to one Degris on the Meridian, from the and most atrhentic Materials, printed on Nine large Sheets. rice, In Sheets, Five Guineas. At Ai. rowsmith's, 10, Soho-square. socrtry FOR THE ENCOURCIF.MENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. Adelphi, April 18, i alb. • - THE ANNUALtLECTIONoitheOFFICERS , • according to the Rule* and Orders ef. the society, will ht hi the Great RONII of the Society, on Monday next, the lied hest. The'Sallot to begin at Eleven in the Forenoon, and Dose at Two in the afternoon, precisely. PRE3IDF.NT, His Royal 1117,1iiie.s th- Dtke of SUSSEX. ' VICE-Yitt:illieNl::, Duke of ttelfold, F A. S. I I ..ir Robert Peel, Bart. M. P. Duce of Nortiotrntrerlard, Sir W. 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Printed for Ai chibald Co:i.table and Co. Elinburigh; and Leagmati, Hurst, Ru. Orme. and Brown, London. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Discour-es on the Principles of Religious Belief, as connected erlth human happiness amt miprosentent. Vol. First. Fourth price ns. boards. This day were published, in Sim. 'nice 91. boards, T HEECEMk.N rs of FRENCH GRAMMAR. Arranged in i methodical Manner. fly M. CH. de 111.1.LCOUIL, Profess.T of the Wench Language.. Printed for Archibald Csdrituble and Co. Edinburgh; and lsagnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 8r0w.,, I Am(loth •,• The object of ed, Work is to give a cniiiplete view of the Principle* of i l eench Graniniar, as they have been laid do" to by the latest ail.] most approved French Writers en the suliject.— 'the ed.rbq has et,deavottred to slate the role* with the utmost rossibk liven.; and precision, and has illustrated their applica tion by a up ot:b selection of examples, chutes' with the utmost care, and consisting only of the most classical amd elegant expres hints. By this method, he trusts he hat been enabled to cue prhe much valuable ma' ter in a small compass, and to make his sh.rk utefid. not only to schools, but to those who, having al ready some acqhaintance with the language, wish to obiain an accaide knowledge of its grammatical principles, and of those ot,nements and delicacies o expression, without witch it is im }a,sib:e either to enjoy the beauties of the French Writers, or to Lie thelanguage with purity. BY HIS MALES l'Y's ROYAL LET LESS PA FEN I'. MILLARD'S IttIrEIVIAL .TWINE 6HIIITING CLoTH. THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are re. speetfully informAby the Patentee, the above Cloth is sold te , tuine, duly stamped, at his Warehouses, No. 16. Cbeapside, tcid at no other house whatever, wholesale, in entire cases for Espurtation, and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at 2s. 10 -64. Ss. Sc6d. as. 40. 6d. and ss. 6d. per yard, Its peculiar !,'" 1 4517, and singular conduciveness to health, preventing ill-effects arising front sudden transitions from heat to cold xt enacts; and never imbibing the damp atmosphere " ir-1 climate, renders it an article most desirable to every Ind lt it ad.ipted to all the purposes of family use for Shirt -141t• "Wren', Wt•lar, and for Sheeting, the Pieces fur which both 4- Itta, and s.4ths, contain from two to four pair each, and aut.. every other Lind for economy, beauty and pleasantness of Orders tram the country receive every attention. TheWbite C'hru', dregs and Childrene wear, may be obtained ;4 INVIC, in p;eces from Two to Four Guineas each, containiug trot; titre to !our dresses. • PATENT WORM 1.0721‘.Nur.u. WORMS are allowed to be the most fre q uent • eources of Children,' Diseases :—lslseir Symptoms 41 " Y Parent suo•ad be acquainted with. They occasion loss ° t Vifetit., a paleness of the face emaciation, and an We- r -tar stat e of the bowel% attended with violent Pains; they ninon convulsiop‘ a ff ect the g rowth of the body, and often prone fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as d 9trYeatative iffs . 1 . cure for these alarming complaints, the above t n 'Atelient kl e di c l ue Is allowed, on the testimony o f some of the ,1 1 :nt characters in this country, to have no e q ual. Their t . tic approbation, given to the Proprietor, kcal > a S criceig __, x 4 "illedge of its e f fi cac y I n their own female:6,4= l P* Mrj " th rTond comPtion, and gives a sanction whic h c° etrdlciue of the kind can boast. Sold at Messrs. Butler and Sons, N 0.4, Cbearldcy Lccd°ll, Putrts at Is. Ili: and hoses. at ts. 9d. 'awl Sa• fld. and sub , 7 , ' Mr. Gardn er , G i . urge - s tre e t, Edinburgh; Messrs . Newberg : Sots, Daruc- s t reet Dublin; end the Medicine Vanden tp ''rt city and loan is the United Kinedon). pumows litsromY OF FIC 1101 This day was published, in 3 volt. post Svo the 2d Edition, considerably enlarrte , l and Improved, price ,2 2s. boards, THE HISTORY OF FICTION; being it Cri tical Account of the snort celebrated Prose Works of Flo. tiun, front the earliest Greek Romances to the Novels of the present Age. By JOHN I W NI.OI I , Printed fur 14011gataa, Hurst, Rees, Mote t and Brown, Patilt noste•r-row. This clay wa.. publieled, Very neatly printed.% Evo. with. Vac-Similes of the MSS. • Pike 9s boards, 1 9 41 TULL!! CIOEItONIS SEX oitAno lii.• NUM Fragmenia Ineilha cum Commewtaria Atitiqui, item ineditis invenit receiimiit murk illipitravit ANGELUS MAIUS Bibliotlwcz Ambrostautc a Liogiiis Oriental-Imi. Impressum meatani INI 4 : 'Maw impresbum Lundiui ISI6. Improsls 1. Mawg This dayt , v7# I),hird4, , A cP.EititAit.,,, the C y LA I. , A l E. E X is I it l i t A l s N i. A , ! , l ll ) t isl he tr it.t (... hu A N. of Cure, and Cases of Illustration. Ily JOHN RODMAN, M. D. One of the Surgeons and Isle‘lical hu(riintviidant% of tlw Dispels sat') and House in Rezovet y of Na sky. Printed tor Th0w....4 un.teromoti, 3:4 Hcet scrret Tido day wa4 itu'dh.lted,iiilivu. pri:elvt. A. , . PRACTICAL and HISTOkICAL TREA 'nsfi on coNsu EIVE DMA ;EA, deducsil hoist Original ()beery*!fur... and collected frau Authors 4 all -Ages. I'HOM AS YOUN(S, MAX and I. S.• _ _ . • ' '" " - Fellow Of the Kepi College-of and Plsy•le.lan to St. Georogv's Husp tat. Printrd for Thomas ilia GC1.1.0 lltuleru (NJ, Flret-strtve ; anti John Callow, Crown•courr, Sotto. THE smucti. of Et4:01.I311 AND IRISH WI I' s FOR ISId. This J:ty sr.is published, • In Ore stout Vain lie, du,,lecimo, prier 6. in Kauai, 'LIHE SPi IC of ENGLISH WI • fro 1816.--: 'u One Volume, '1 he SHIM' of 111.1Sii WI fur 1816. The best testimony in praise of tlie.r Vol..ints is the ins ntesse sale —Nine:y Thuusaad Copies Isavu:g been sold w.thin the last Lit years. London: Printed for 'flinnias Tref. No. I t I, Chearlidoi W. Allmon, No. SI, Noe I.;..n.i.streer ;L. • 'KO ran all Booksellers in •I'oevn and Coeur y. SECOND — EDI This day was pubtisheil, price :••• A GRAMMAR ut the LA TONGUE, for tut th. of Schools. By J. JUNES, Author of the Greek Grammar. Printed tur 1. Mawmair, S 9, I.ulg.ue•street • i White Mr. I woes ittstrtitt, the 's yrs) n the rules of the Latin Tongue, he explains the principles on which they are tot .netl. and at every step relieves the usual d tt: h; ranonatteat strut:ion by the philosophical manner in Wricn h treats the sub. jest His clam to noselt7 i, no: itAliottittl•- , 1, ..m.l the la'notr which he has employed in vrtl. r to abridge the to.l, and smooth the !tali of the leariter,Ottet.t tot to he p:ts,c,l tor without some aekuuwiedgotent," ate. &lc —Monthly Review tor Mal, Of J. Masernan may at.) b.. hal, by ,a,ste author, A Lapn and Englis:, L1;0,1, pr re Is bound. _ . 1100N,ER'S EXANIINA *IONS, NEW 1..1); C 110,;:. TI Os day were puldeshed, in a swat P.' lies Votnast, trse • 5N.. 1. 4 - NXAMINATIONi in ANA ro ,ty pHyz,io. LOGY, PROW EICF. 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Particularly comprisim a minute and circumnanttal acznum of the ever-mt morablev ecory artrloo. u which are added, Appendixes, containing t h e Official bulletin* of. this glur:oui and decisive Battle By Etna: Nll BOY CE, aoit-tcd by original thud impor tant cummui:ica iin,s from and Prittinau Officers. y, Stc. 'Portrait ~f she Luise in Wellini,ton,:tval gun, surrounded with appropriate ornaments. • Y. Map of Belgium, with part of France, &e. coloured. IL Environs of Bruxelles, exhibiting the *now ion of the Armies on the 15th, 16th, 17th, and inch of June, cohered. 4. A large thud acturate Plan of the Battle of Waterloo, or Mount St. Jean, Iron ofEctal tourers of inforniadonsamatly and correctly coloured. Also,. just published, Labaume's Narrative of tl.e Campaign in Russia, en. with Plans, new Edition, tos. 6d. boards.. With Plans and a large coloured Map, tn. oil. boards. Labaume's Narrative, Ittno. wbb Plans, Si. 6d. boards. 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I talidaos IPsinut tor &mad Leiel, 11, Windy: • MAR R turrs livlP ROVED P4TE MT K 1 ro-f EN RANGE, 4ARItIOTT, recently Made very con. • 1 .11.. siderabk Improvemeigis, is induct dto offer to the noire of the NMI.: the above alnyrable Invention, as the most cont ;lee Article of the kind ever niaatifactored for roweling, baking, boding, steaming, strwlog. eite. and a COlltrallt supply of 10 or gallons of hot water, with one t ilc the usual quantity of fuel.— This Range is attended with much less trottlir than any ocher, and the utensils used in the nisei-whin of cooking are kept per lectly clean, and are far more dura!ile than wi•lt common ranges. It is also a certain cure few smokes/ chininies, which has been proved by repeated experiments. Its rapid and incr-wing •ale, added to the univrr,al satisfact it has given, are the strongest proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance. As front the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous fur small families, so from the quantity of work it wiU perform, it is suitable for large establishments. and is par.icul.trly alaptt d for the use and convenience of private tontine., taverns, lodginp,- houses, boarding-schools, &c, _ _ . Kitchens firteil up with Ranti.s, embracing a'l the late im. provetututs whit iitrant-boilerr, ovelet, hot cfoiet,, dud 'swim. ket:ks. All kith's or atior-s, tor drawing-r00..A. 1...n5, church:se, &c.; humane Man trap., t,..ecure witt.- uut lug them; Spring-gun:l ilitherent co..vhuei:ons A N.- tent Roasting Jack, upon meentur.• new principle, c.instritc:eil so aa to require neither weights slur putties; c'.e wtcr4. being en clmed, are pratecte4 front iiijury ana irreguiainy ; from its ea t!" me simplicity, not liable to be nut of order, and calculated fin very Lirclien. To be reels in lit: daily at the I'atentcc'a Manufactory, No. 64, ileet-street, London. TO M3IHLRS AND NURSES. A HONG the innumerable inst.onces of the sur cures p.etecnvedby the AMERICAN! ;00 !I!N(.1! SYRUP, the: tolletwice case is d.rervicg the weemute nt every Lunde : " A Snit ta. alarm of 1 l'alintr. I hve:tur, lb ! Pr•ar Acton, Middlesex, way eta neorths ..!.1, c,,t it. d'!ules.; teeth; but the 00000 oda recent.: cad .0 a degree 4. to prevent it. steckuy ; tt.tr 144. a.t.:004.4 wan. 4: tang eouvedeet.s, and in a %holt time reduced the cai'd to r •a• *Lei. too ; the Mo. ! the,. was even eh aid to mu. e it, lor f. limbs should I at bold together. A leut fiery-maid !a th': teetivb lierbauti, seem the Oreadtul situation ale die ch!ld, gave the etc l.cr a ..11411 quintty of the Sy t op. and in oar hour aster the gum. ea... E ., et,„ infant watt better, and child actual!!• take the brass. ILe •uete, r iteentediatety got a !tonic, ata A 0 r=c !ttl re day*, .1a d while tee h Caine yhroagh, to Cie ra;oniAtioent At all toe ur Mod. Aumber intent eas yeeitri at a sennetar way, h u t, upten up. plizaiun of the alyrui.. um. le., mei. end they are ewe , bo+te at ritoshelsatdran so ever wags Bern. r11:4 Win 4fially.corseteraied br the varLms, anti mstiy ut the nso:t re•peCiajle ivt4 . busvt, ut', the place." Tar be bad of .tolloson and Wilflams, Na 91. Nisvman street, Oxturd-street ; aid ley all the prsnetval bledistuts Venders iu town and country, at ..ts. 91 a Little. N. IL Mrs. Julussun rrittves the lufant Pour a 4 usnal. at ber house, every Tue44l-y and -:,.t•tirdAy utortaing, from nate to t. n :.'cleck, by bringing a letter num a respectable hu.s . selleeper, to cyrtify :hat they are reel objects of ei:arity. 1 DR. COOVER'S MEDICAL IiOARD, ELACKFItIARS. ROAD. T HE salutary effect o chi.; instimzi , ,,l is manifest fro:nobs. tol:owing very extr.auf e sat : I.ofatolf ft. wu - Joint Jarttsom, us tl•s• 11.. c +ugh of sou l l:. wark, broker, tis tk•-•:11, oath and said:, that in t!se year ftll4, *vas ail ere:l W=tig a dangerous *Powder. and was neatly seventeen raot.ttys utots r the ear- of several re*;.ertable assent's, vratbstut obtaining any eriief. ihr disease tarislty increasing, his Ilk litiag in dantr, W.l. recommended t.. Ur. Cooper's Mystical Hoard, Charlotte•Hs•nu., lila :Liriars•rssad, where the linigress of the dilease was ituntesli..ttly stopped. and he was *OOll natured to perfect hea!th, by the Ole...sing of Goo, lie Will eliiJr, hereby steclartug, that it: sta iu tlrre facts he is influenced by 3:0 other iiiii tore than a 1;1'410111 r. turn for 11J miracu.ous u cure, and the duty he owe. to his syllow creatures. • oiztia) JotiN u rt:r.SSEs vftrseNT, " P. hi. 1 awrzt-,e, Blaticnt to ,area, Ilort-me.h, Paper hanger; Thonta, I..:tnaott, 6, Charlotte are t, LSI ttLit Ant:Emmet . ; I liJlll.ls Dal by, St. 3lichat.r.-411.y, COI n:1111, and V rhper. " Sworn at the MathiJst•honee, this 9th day of March, 1816, bef'r: me, (Ai;m11) . MATTHEW WOOS). Mayor." i l / 4 4;i4r.1. CO U it and Co are consult, d daily by all of prtyle. 00111 I'wch • r till Eight, and claim 11w attention of Mot: wi.n hare been tinpromrly trued.—Advice grafi+ on Tue;day, Tliur,ilay, and mni.lry NiJrnings, until farelve o'clnek. N Li. Dr. Coo r a patronize, an Establishment Ln the 2CCOIII anoiattnit of Frmalrs whose IP tt. io at requirecretirentem slums auk Ace..ucitenielit. • N ERVOUS AFFECTIONS, or a dispositiOn to to be too easily susceptible of irregullat and painful emo tions, map be cinucilered as our of the greatest scour,os to people of rank. Ihe CR EA LOa of the tjuiverie bath allotted to ' the nerves an office in the attiniai machine, which requires the greatest perfection in all their operations . 1 hey art, therefore, the most liable to be disordered, t 11:04 susceptible of alteration, and the must difficult to be rectified. No, wonder, then, that dis orders to this delicate system should be so COIIIIIIOII and perme seat, and that the variations of well and ill should so trequtittly happen.—For Nervous Consumptions, lowness ot -pirits, tnward decays, debility or relegation •in eitlie: sex; Whether hereditary, or owing to youthful inspri ' letwie , that renovating inedidne the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD stands untivalled, as it MI only invigorates the decayed juices, bet throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated Ind relaxed parts that Stand in need Of assist .. atter. .• Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford -street, London; Brodie- and I)uwdiag,- Salisbury ; and all Medichoe Venders; price 11s. each,or Four in one Family Wide,' fur 335. by which one t is. bottle is saved, with the words " Sam Solomon Liverpool," engraved inn the stamp. KT D l K•seionion erspectii, when, consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a set note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double po:stoge." Also, price Ss. that scarce, Interest ing, and useful Family WOrk (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, out a View of Gileadrtiouss) entitled A GUIDE tp HEALcH ; or, Advice to both Sexes In a Variety of Complaints. By S. Sol .isiott, i‘d 1) Containing a •Freatise on Female Diseases, Nervous anti ldypo chondriae Complaints; also General Remarks on those DiscAses with width the Human Body is most fritisently addicted; es plahting.tbe Symptoigs, mode of Treatntem: ad Remedies mutt I gar* Adapted tor *sad M*ll TIIGOTS comphin of It lir play, .I.Af And, as rho:tali all others were lacking, Not Mowing the theme of the Jay, That TV IN lei name i• noted for Black ng. For; 9lorne bout of a Liquid lapin, And where Insure themselves Clever; Bat here it• ly is the reai Japan, And . 1 UT-sea's pleserver of leztlier. I' the Blacking rat use for your shoes, And mitt!) , :mem: to the !atm', A bril:awy 'di sure to produce. As !ice,' wat arplird to your table. Lambe rya. Loire will equally shire, dy u,log !ht. excellent Blacking. And that with half the lahitur and tin's, Which keeps the leather trom craachtrg. If this Mackitig Ladies site sure to soften the leather, Adds a hi ere to boot. and alio to shoes, Oat wilt rand both wind amt the weaLher. both in country and toWn he is fined, For certain there's no otio r :Ike him; And your servants you ought 'or to blame Nut asking :or l'uttNiiit's Jet .slacking. Now in every town he has Ageirs s foe selling i•it real Japan lificking, That will be sure to rraise 1.% contents, And ' , love that of no ',is lacking. If you are in waist of any that'. good, Of its praise I still illur he to king; Tice faetory siaittlittg in tam's! Loudon-road— Away. then, for *lull t 4 cat's good Blacking - . Oh.crre, this Illackitn is sold in Sixpenny, Shi!fin& and E.ginertopetiny Bonk*, by all Bootntakers. C;rocerq, Druggists, Perfumers, lroutnengtrb, Brushmahres, &c. in town and country. cisX 6 lZole/ No. 114, I.ontion Road, hoot lawAtk. N.B. Asi for Turner'. Blatkint. A Rom,vric SPI Rl'l' of . VINEGAR, (the ori. lA. gine! Invention of Mr. HENNA', and brought by his tiereeb.ve improvemen‘s to the highest fecion) continues to br rrepareil and sold by Messrs. Hamar, nutitiacturing Cbto mist s, Manchester., This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composel of highly conckturated Vinegar, joined vitt. the most pleasatit Arsma:ics and .15c icious Antiseptich, may be kept 'unimpaired in any Cliniate sill for any length of time. it, pungent Odour adapts it far affortlOg relief ill 'cc.; arid renders it yeca 'arty grstenil and refreshing In crowded rooms, in places of public re:urt, and au the aparonents of the sick. t cotintcr.• se s. ato m Vic infection of Criti•aglous Dizeas,s. _ . n3....y and (n't ror riloara ,. .ins are soh! under the sant.- and •iin lsr n uaw, N.r rthke are requested to observe, 45 ike . 4...iy 140.4 heo.t gesmine, that LM nam:s of Hewes. l - lenrl, eie.r. are cogrrared on the itanap. 1 Ile AI Si kit of %'iargarin bottles, price 2s. Od. each, nainp luchl led, 60.11 d a t: e and retail hy kinyley and Blew, CuLk..pur-Street, (the col 1.0n , 1v0 antlutrised by the Prept 'ruin; ;) where may be bad, Sponge Bost: of Gold, Silver, Onne-ban,eiTsrat,dce.. • • - A 1.1) Hcsier's CALctuta tiAnisysn,.ir bttles .at Go. 9p a , ;(1 toter gtas4 scuppers, a:. 4.. 61.. each ; their vis•teo brigs 44. 4411/10 •• porrtyn to:train jejtacia nari."—Viso. From the hunt tntl . croca • Ili:mac:ly sons arise—it puny race! 1%1 R A o li i n.ss A G .h l::. io. ...li i. otild 1 4 o efts . the founda tion ti gh On o the Im ! social ,th.. Unlit the union, no: caking chose presiautions yr:lkb would iecurt, t! tin the enjoyiaetit ut that great domestic bleating. Amtrak • the melancholy variety of disorder* under which huntan nature is known'to stiffer, there are 11011 e more alarming or more di trev.iitg than those which result from fashionabk galttica, earl, dissipation or solitary intaisiperances IMessrs:CURRIE and Cu. beg to state that the sedulous at. tension of a practice delusively directed to the treatment and care of CERT.IAN COMPLAIN IS, entitle them to the dein% et super.er at qu.remenz. As regular .eurgeons, they offer ; speedy and i•eracatient cure for every %cogent that disorder, which is c i ni t i act.," wan import clod marmot, and whicb pocams tho kptinv ht litr , acid for eve: y etas , of debility, which is the emote. queliCe ul j uvcuti sot", Vrefelltlll 4 l the maturity cd o h m. hood, • 11::iiitsg by ateicipatoaa, ~ 1 1 fit victim all the In. fetnaces Ind' age—ins, body befouling utc,rvated.and ems. ctaced—the cheeks yellow and blootllets—and the mind glunniy acid ile/ec:ed For the resiot os their beleCtild in this parsicu• tar breach, they refer to• that repotacion, which they name thgtog : lves, they have actpt,4l. by SU years experience, in a much extended practice. In slight anti recent caves of byptillic.. tie Come :aims a pert ct cure i. completed iu thc short period of two days; and in the most vgr.tvated cmes, a ',raptor perseverance in their pi.in of treatment to the patient au invigorated concituttun. . Married ‘Vonten, haste long heen disappointed in.their expec:atamis ut a tallith - , an.qt be assured that, to must instances. rush oteierts are cur.ble by ittirdical skill; and though the re . 4) GO such intpethment; tte au ultjt ct of doubt and uncertainty with tellers yet the cure of but% detects,. by the gradual pro. gee., c o re/imams, is the atp:reauent of theca experience. Meurs. CLIRKIK and CO. may be consulted by Patients of rllier Nes, with the gt caws: secrecy and honour, at their Muse, N... 107, 1 :aunt g.a.len. Patients in the country, s t at i ng t h e i r :au, age, Jial general habit of &e. eitel.wege taucc bur advice and inedsclitcs, the IiAMC will he given or sent to any par. at the Kina.litat.— 07, I !anon gai aiti via le-14trva," et.-441M“, 1.4111,i• .la. • IT u EN, ignos ant at the Principle, of M e di c i ne as a scauee, eau, hp the ti-e of nunroms, occasionally re illttr, or even palliate the dittrtilting sympt of Lees Ve iirrea, bow touch may those Surzeons baild on securing univer sal practice, who, to time nuns: imlefatigable researches into its nature, causes, streets, amid inetigNl at cure, can publicly ex hia Int from evcry celebrated Macaw yids. which We Mettoi.,:fis is honoured, together with certificates from:Two of its 111041 extensive llospnals. Armed with the above irrefragabis priests ut regular niedital educat 'am, and authorized as Members of the London College, Macars. , 6 and CO; need not further reply to :he envious siii.i4presenralenc, that smile of their Jell i.ittu.sate brethren pique themselves on circulating: the answer is but tau evi.lein in the invanable success that has for a eerie, of . years attended their peculiar method tit treatment, which i s sa l e , speedy, pleasant, am% • tflests.l. as Las been attested by a mew %pi pa:smiage in every rank - of satiety. Errecting their Ankles to s,lected brar.ch of a studious and difficult proftssion, vi;. Li.: &stases of the Geite:•ative•Syntem, both ;Immediate and re mow, as imes,"Stricturc,.Gleets, Ste. it is nut sur2rizing they should acqune,winkT every capediency, a superior decision, ev-n where the united cinkevouts of the most eminent of this Faculii have tailedochose practice is general. I%.:rvous lJibf sy, with its aselui train of symptoms, often brought on by .reZtilleuce in "l'ropical cilimates, or by the gsittl's of Litiertioi.ni, or, as is to . .frequently the case, by prentaium itl. is wilitar/ ssasuality, may even, in its most advanced corre,red by loth:restorative% and the patient, through th e t rad..i.:l pr , :dresS ui inyravutuetn, becomes re-assured of bus for trued h.atzh. it s to the Female vivid their well•ar. ranged plan tn. ire eipefially refers, by the preAution of many in. create disorders, arising from any of the forelioiug causes, or other kscubaritics, either natural Or acquired. Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor and dello/bey by patients of either sex, trolls morning until night.—Letters hems the country should minutely describe the case, and endow 4. Bulk note, whenelie proper remedies will bit foltrdrded to say part of to tits or cutunry. 0434 and Co. M.K.C. Suiscuus, 13, atiaverijetrett a . Fleet. 4 11 . 1 . 40 4444 . ", . a ABAIR!! ROYAL, DRURINLANIL THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' ' Serum • will perform THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peachum, Mr. Manama Lockit, Mr. Dowton; Macheath, me. Cooke; Filch, Mr. Knight; -Mat othe Mint, Mr. J. Smith. Polly Pe4chum, Miss Nash; Lucy Lockit, Miss Kelly; Peichum, Mrs. Spark's. . T o which will be added,third time, a new Romantic Operatic Ballet Spectacle. called PITCAIRN'S ISLAND. With new and selected Music, new Scenery, &c. Characters.—British Naval Commandttr, Mr. I. SO; Lieutenant, Mr. Barnard; Boatswain, Mr. Stulth.-.-Bri thl Cokmibts and their Descendants : Mr. Carr, Mr. Coveney, ghsworth. Miss Johnson, Miss S. Halford, Mr. Oscar 'Byrne, Momiehr Dupree (his first appearance on any Stage), aAd Miss Swith.—Natives sir. Barnes', Mr. Appleby, &c. Tomorrow, The Two Misers; with What Next ? and Pit cairn's Island. Oa Monday, the Play of The Castle Spectre. On Tuesday. ;the Belle's Stratagem; after which will be per. krined, w th appropriate Music, Garrick's Ode to Shakspeare. A new Tragedy, and a uew Melo-Drama, are in a bute of fur yard preparation. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per.- formed. GUY MANNERING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel Mannering, Mr. Abliott ; Henry lsenram, Mr. Sin clair; Doniitile Sampson, Mr. Liston ; Dandle Dinmont, Mr. gaiM ; Dirk Hattrraick, Mr. Tiekely ; Gilbert Glossin, Mr. Blanchard; Baiilie Mucblethrift, Mr. Simmons. Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens Julia Manneritg, Miss Matthews; Flora, Mis. Gibbs; Mrs. M`Candlish, Mn. Davenport; Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton; Gipsy Girls, Mrs. Sterling and Mis. Carew. The astonishing new Performances of Madame and the Messieurs Sachi, will be repeated this evening. To which will be added, the new Comic Arabian Piece, called WHO WANTS A WIFE; or, THE LAW OF THE LAND. Felix Fairlove, Mr. Liston; the Cadi, Mr. idieries ; Mr. Blanchard. 'Lora, Miss Foote; Zelmira, Mrs. Seymour; Sarucroa, Mrs. Egerton ; Batioura, Mrs. Liston. Who wants a Wife? will be repeated every evening. To-morrow, The School for SC:11141.11. Mr. Cobham will repeat the character of King Richard on Monday next. Mr. Kemble has returned to his engagement, and will make his first appearance in Coriolanus, ou Tuesday next. Due notice will be given of the next appearance of the Gentle man who perturnad Sir Penton Macsycophatit. On Tuesday next, precisely on the second centenary of years from the death of Sbakspeare, will be revived Garrick's Jubilee, in comm-muration of the immortal genius of England's h.:a DraMi'.e Bard. in which will be introduced a grand Pageant of the Characters ut Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company. ~ .