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Of whom maybe bad tbe preceding Numbers. either separately orbodnd In eight handseenenecrevo volumes; being a complete and impartial recoil of the opinions of the most eminent Inse expressedon subjects of ?owns, itattoson, and Sciencs,dur:l lug the ftuir list years. , 1 A MOST VALU MEDICINE YOR R. EX. DR. BOERHAAVE's RED PILL, faunas throositru - Europe for the cure of eterY Sage and rm. VMS of a Certain Complaint. These Pills are mild.. bet pendia and speed* tfficauous in recent al Well as the most obstinate =M. The du...clans are hill and explicit, rendeted easy to *vet capacity, by which all perstais, of either sex, are enabled to care limousine with certainty, safety, and secrecy in a few slays, with out the least confinement or hindrance of business. 4N.bert. ass• early application is made for the cure of a certain disorder, fro. quently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradication is stimetally sotapleted in the short space of vivo ityst and to • Owe advanced aid inveterate stages of Venereal infection, duo faillerlsoll by a woriey t•f painful and diairesaDll. iskt to se l'ills (withuut restraint. lo diet K wart M a rtr an iUre t TO the pa lent a permanent and notkat cam Tim much cannot be said in praise of this wonderful simedielne, sof.' lice it to say, th at, ire amazing sale within the , k 4 So reps,. __ . . Iritsed, is a certain eviler*ii of•its immeals cL period many thousand persons,. of beth i Aced the tonjornent of bind% bees perfect', and' injurious methods bed boo persehered a rm.:reign- remedy imam& itimairodanW nu, and poverty of bleeds ly gly! rellimires4Ml .0 tite surface of Me b 104 y ; And war tird fsl vont timr gressilsitadmatess v sat , gal iutrasel 1H MlNlPMesedilm halm fielv4fi captains ot ships, winfasspeopli e lkavvikis .require no conenernest ar pottioder Lei&fl e . Id, 6 , rand; perms ta& iraii is mil Dwilfisii6, IMP' ) 1 11 , fsbd 1114 .11 v vs**. 611.4001.4 VIPP"- # ado! This day by ' rely printed la One beautiful Envautistsiby 11 lOARA; 3SE LOST. ' To *kin. we pedaled, ' •OA 011 the Poem, by hr hob London: Printed for F. L. Ban; W. Clarke and Non-; U 1 ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, f stir letterman ; Laekington and C 99irdsan ; J. 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A Tale. t t • tads at sPri , i3 an e Kerbing. • By Mean- Ititexce.le4 whai on t h e c eeiu . oct r ee of oil are a:bins:cif.= ice , io n& s e „ o t h h o ot hod Otjtc'S, as stley.ri bold by :Jamuel 1. in. by C. ores„ A4o , . a Mt; London . arrasigtd sad davit - Mlt Aloillehtellegadts ...i 7 oci 1 . . . . . . . sa• ‘PI r• t,, \.. t' .•• - t liet' . 1 - • . . . • . • " illiPb .................1 ), -. . • • 4. ir. liiitol, •4 :••; , (‘ 47 7 . . . . i . ilto ` MU Ti.) inn -8 ' • k ill & /1/ - • r. ..7u or l mii k pr.... 1 . . . .. .....i...--..........—„,.....-1—..„....,...6. _......................:—....r..._.—, . - • . MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1816. . . PaicE S.:yr . ,- :.7,vc•F ____. • ill • oithlished o to 4to. price Li it. boards, lONS, chiefly Practical, on some of moo DISEASES of the HORSE; together he general Articles • el Diet, and the ordt• Rent of that Animal y I'IdOMAS PEALL, and Lectutvr to the Right Has: the iDublia Member of the Cork lustitutios, and Vs the Royal Artillery. ian, Horst; Rees, Orrae, and Brows, Lear er, Cork. MR. 0AL1 4 3 NSW NOVOL. Jost published, Is Two Vollmer, by R. PaStow, Paredlse-row, Chelsea; sod Sherwood, Neste awl Jaws, Paternoster-row. Price-in boards Ms. 6d. T HE MAIOL A: -A TALE. • By JOHN GALT, Is* Author of The LIFO d Mr. WORT—The LIPS of CARD'. A WRITING ASSIi lAN I', WANTED in• a GRAMMAR SCHOOL is DEVONSHIRE. He must be capable at t.askW AA& It la all eta bromine', aod also able to instruct deo joolle slams lo Latic. Apply, port paid, to Mr. Valley; Tooles.eoort, Londe*. NAL WOPRY-I•IIAVaLS, &c . LIUERAL EDUCATION. GOSPORTACADEMY will be opened *gain, titer the pretest Iteees. 4 en MONDAY, the With et JANUARY, 18)7• 70 PRIVENT FRAUD. THE Public are mint earnestly requested, when' purchasing DAY and MARTIN', SLACKING, to ob. serve, that the Address is perfectly dose and correct, particularly the Number 97, as a sure means to prevent their being imposed upon by spurious and mile composition Instead of the original, the superior qualities of which hays easere4 its universal me (sr ma' y years. DAY A/40 MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. Pas published, in Ilvo. price Bs. boards 3E on the PUERPERAL FEVER, Case, which osettived in Leeds and he Viet- WILLIAM HET, Jun. iyal Co'lege of Surgeons in London, and cur. rral Infirmary, end of the 'Rouse of Rear This Seminary has long been established, and the Plod d ildogation is liberal and extern re, combining +lI the anima of a Grammar School with those of an Aesdeliy. - - The Terms are now only 3i Guinea per Annum. whieh in. elude Beard, I.odsing, an ; s h e different beanthes of Ilduetion. tan, floret, Rea, Oran. and grows, Son, and lioidomorth, Leeds. for us to say more in coantneodation of this r account to it veal prove that if merits the ' every Medical Practitioner."—Monthly A. T is universally acknowledged, by the most respec table part of she reeimion, that the Medical Beards, (stab ll•hetlby the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte House, Star-Wipe Road, and Woodatoch=street, Oxford-street (a few doors from Bood.street), are the fountain head for advice. It Is a fact, that, by the united talents oldness Gentlemen, npwaras of Six Theo sand Patients have bees cured annually of obstinate Diseases ; many of whet% bad bees dischersed from Hospitals, sad hun dreds had been Improperly treated by persons igeonust of u int portant branch of the profession. Messrs. COOPER, MUNROR, and CO. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, at each of their Fmablisitments; or by let ters from the Country, stating their case when Medicine and Advice are sent to all pane of .the Kingions.--.There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Direct Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel; or Woodatock Home, near New Boad-edeet. ASTHMA, WIN 11M COUCH, he, IT is at the present Season of the Year, that Sur & pla rafter particularly recommends the we of thi Po* PARED STRAMONIDM and OXYMEL, in llte. valuateie Treatise en the Causes, Cure, rite. of Asthma. wheedwaroil Habitual or Winter Cough.' *hore invalids winter. ia4lo so attacks of * chest. during Winter sad Sprint, this commenced Author es "IR remain perfectly free from any lymptooy if they have recourse ro 'the -use of the Prepared tamsoniunt sad Qaymel on the contmencemynt of the winter sewn" bane of the prepared Herb inhaled during smoking, Actually alive the morbi:l irri•ation and feverish action in the lung.: while the Ozyniel promotes eapectoration„ quiets the circulation and im proves the general health. As a &citation against the corium= unprepared herb, and spurious imi:aueas, the Public are re• quoted to enquire for " Surgeon Fisher's Prepared :gnomonic= and Depart," and to observe that the name of " Butler' No. •, ebtaride," is engraved in the Government Stamp salted to every Packet and Bottle..-R. Butler and Soils, Chemsts, rimer of St. Paul's Church yard, having been appointed -the Vendee,. Price 4s. 6d. and as. 6d. each—May also be procured of damps, I 60,0ifontstreet ; Shuttles/onto, op,losite the East India Mouse, aid the principal Medicine Venders tbrcr3ghout eke Country. esday, January 1,101 T, yeti be published, ed in Quirk°, vire nay Sevettpence, LAN lIIROPIC GAZETTE; anew Bernal of letteßigence, Foreign and Domestic, e of Families Schad', &c. Adi Joirtial is so furnish an inittieptic document thelati, and to preserve a faithful . picture of the k spat moil error; to expose the misery of crimi il. folly oat of countentenee. It is to eery to t and the wieest . counsel . ; and to with the affluent and the•great. It is so give a tap to Virtue; so give a fairer colour and Tore eta Society. It is to dam up the little rivulets ttt deo. and cruelty, which in their confluence streams of intestine cuounotion, or of tondo re she Willmar', and published by Pereoasaud SARACEN'S HEAD liking. SNOWHILL. 1 UNCOMMON CNIAP TRAVELLING. REDUCED FARES. by the Old BLENHEIM light PIM Coach, to Word, Wood lock, and Witaty; throne% Beaconsfield and Wickham, from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Sootte-NP. Lawton, owl Mandl% at 1 1 Planer past Seim &Clock. The LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Day Coach.; sets .out at half past flee O'clock In the morning, and arches at the lAndon 'laver°, Pool, eatly the state Evening; throve% Farnham, Alton, Alreaford, Whichmter, Rem. soy, and Wiaaborne. At tho.roquest of the Inhabitants, this. coadkrutta l in a day, from Pool, Wimborne, &c. previotallyto this coach starting, paereagets went obliged to travel by night. 1 he Fropriesocs wiliandeavour to met* the patronage of those , friends who bine kindly tad- mated their desire to support dd. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hid Royd Highness the Duke of YORK, Preeident. Suentost.a4vlr. Kiernan, Member of the itoyalCollege, Lidded& IGovtamoas—Earl of Egrement, Earl et Leitrim, Hon. Colonel 1. Barry, M.P. John LaMothe, M.P. THE Royal and Noble P3trlns of the above IN 'FITLY 11014, for the exclusive Transient of VC NEIL EAR COMPLAIN IS, and their dangerous consequences ' to ordir :o insure the benefits that have resol:ed Irmo it, selected ; 1 / 4 1r. Ki,r. ran as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal Co c;i) from having directed his chief attention to thi. , e diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his ofaclal ilt:ty to caution the public, by pointing to the List of the Royal pobli,hed in February, 11116, as the only sore and sat no assertion of persons assuming finch titles, and publicly advritisitig them, *without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an. oval reports of the . Loth Dispenary will prove that, some of tte most dangerous uses of Strictures. Debility, and other stippthed incurable affections of the Generative Organs Lave been here ta. dlcally and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as using, by bath Sexes, at his House, Si, Lower Charlotte -street, Bedinrd..quare, where let. ten front 'f own and Coutory are to be addressed, and the neces sary advice and medial*, will be given, or sent, to stip part of the United Kingdoms Just pabfiNned, price 4s. 2d Edition, Practical Obseiwations on the above Diseases, by F. Kifinan, and may be had at No. 174, Flest•erreet.No. 110. Patessestes-row, and No. 10, Croon -court, Soho. Munn. S 0 ILF HAMPTON, Lyroington, Wiethester, and Basiegstoke Mat Pour bade Coach, at eight in the manning, to the George Inn, Southampton, only eight hours on the rood (breakfast In Loodna and doe* st Southampton).—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, St. Maioe's, Havre de Grace, erbourg, has. Ch wgyggotyTkf, Derchestar,.Biandford, SaHsbury, Aadover, and Basloptolus isew Post Coach, every afternoon, at threis— 'l'be !ernoutis Pastes to Guernsey , Jersey, C herbourg, St. Maloe's,fite. Ti. WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach, to LEEDS, HAI.IFAX, BRADFORD, abil all parts of the North, sets out at rwo ° wo g h, the afternoon, and solves at the Golden Lion Inn. Leeds, nest evening, at six o'clock. through Stamford, Gtamhant, Nework, and Donnie'. This coach is Intended to acessastandaut the town of Leeds, Halifax. Bradford, and vid nice. k wili here Leeds at three o'clock lathe afternoon. Pm. iiid irts le er w erevay came to Lied, strons those places. and be to London early the melt evening. • GOSLING'S MARLBOROUGH elegant PostC•ach, through HUNGERFORD, NEW BURY, READING, SWINDON, AURoU RN, sod itAMSBURY; sets out at Seven o'Clock in the Morning snivel at Marlborough to dlisner...eemketable coaveyants for those travelling the West Road. EXETER, Plymouth, • Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnouth, Dartmouth, and tialisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Baphot. Only oar night out between London 'to Plymouth. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, }etc out very Bvesisg.—Cashes from Boston to Splisby, Louth, Grimsby, and Huh. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches,througlsChlppen. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's.the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Londo Tavern, Tito. soss-street, Bristol, nest Murning.—Coacists to Wells, ridge. water, Taunton, b.c. GLASGOW, Longtown -' Gretna-omo, Agana, Dumfries, Brownish', Tborebill„ Sanquhar-Klia, Cumnoek, Klogswell, end all Parts of Salchow!, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, seta out every Morning at Half-past Ste o'Clock,'by way of Newark, Rexford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Ns:inhale:ton, Durham, Morpetb, and Renwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey,-may rest what dine they please, and then proceed on without any ad ditional Fan. 1. BASS'S, the Elechlwass, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Ikarborougb, Whitby, and other Plasm. ShEFFIELD and Rotherham IPoiletteds, called the Roehiss ham, every Morning. HULL ? Nordic**, HOwdan, TlMen." and Doncaster Post. Coach, every Morning at half to the Cross Keys, Mar ket Place Hull. HILBTPORD. Ware. Hadestkm,Wakhaot Cross, Brother:sr, sad Wingate'', each every issandog. CRIDGENORTH and Walsall. Post Comb, every = eenln. ARLISLE, leader, and Whlcatamms ;Da Coaeh, goes with riot Ego, Ovord allshe WT. • POWs dm* Broogls, diffishisikeslabel d il e . . Boronalshridso, , Abe ford, Dencaelier, and Grantham (cite mimed soy by Wl* , Bets oot wort bleralog, and perferMo lihe journey With the greatest facility.. Paisongers &soloed on the rood by Imams% or plasm, have thl pot Aar adeaisege of Wolf seats bibs wand In the asat.Cemb. 44VgalvOlft Wardell*, licablimaid, abii Liana. Pow-Coadt, oast: The • Espiess, way • Had at Five Cloth, to. is lkosbortod l ai loroestes Hal law, Dale-stmt. LivirPoa ehoMSbnut. WAKEFIELD Post-cow , ovary milady at bal-pee do. • 1 LEEDS sew ITEM CoocaosNottbe 114eeMyboto,seca suroNer Morning at Eight o'Cloek; melba Poor leader gall, and stosoysti , loarkshlroory, with a Gewd-tbastegliotte. Pavia (Meth Nem ford, Newark Raeford, IDosabtor, sod Ifewybrblye AR Coldest LW, boas. Nest Pay; M Noon. , Notwithata4lng ygik noconsnses Earditioo of Wila Coach, It is aimed to be the took syworbie and complete Podia piaropeal w ate, bloetb Salk^ being unequalled to Atosonetedados by itopatber.: Oily two Oman. Wide to lards. KENDAL. lA•gastert Pellteirt ' l l4l /8 : 112 ' Raim i Cherie?, -Oresabit. Gomm Wm weir Aber woo at. Itlestdaddar4ed• - SUNDEELANIA, dlotlttes, acid 11011, WSW Oysteh, Morning, .to the George tan, Soodwfamd. • ECLIPSE, a new -Altos Pow Casa, to Test, SeireldesioV yieweastley and Edisburibu swami Pairisolilos only, s every At toraoon at Too o'Clook- by omy of Dissamor,, Othathosa, nod stasaerti. MANCHESTER. W 118114 0 17, Canteens NewessesetWidsid . end Wolowbeeoptes Post-Casek ivory Aftenestattaided. 'S&INEWSSUILV, Wollioreat, sad. *Waal PtllleCesels, the Iloysl Charlotte, Wrier Evioati„ V.Clock.--Ciuseded. JOUVERAtteI, *agate, Rattosatt, Ceaudobry, Paverabass, Cbatbaso. sod ttodsoster, Post Ctiecits. morning sod afitftwor BIEMANCHAMteyory_ Post pooh, with a Berard, seal get sewer •Abynewai bb attlVosibes Illsodestwat neat dsy at Mils Piastablreador4boaawood bblpowee, al dm! apacens Hods 1 31 4 ,2= 1 :17P, ri boo (m.04. 1 . 1 1 0 ' 1 ! ( *iiassi at the ifti Whoa Han Cella, Piccadilli. • Sir Isn.sc Nswirots, in his Chronology, has ob. served, ,‘ that in no series of Kings has the Averaße duration of their regns exceeded 21 years ; the lives of 22 Scottish Barons, though continually engaged in wars and hardships, continued through the space of 741 years." A proof that a life of mil and hardihood it more friendly to long existence than ease and indulgence, and that the Poe; well observes —N Savior Janis Luxuries." The following correspondence has passed loPtoreen the Mayor of Leicester and some of the innabitants, on their presenting a requisition for his calling public Meeting .• To the Worshipful the Mayor of Leicestet'..-... We, the undersigned inhabitants of Leicester and its vicinity, request you will take an early opportunity of convening a public Meeting, to deliberate upon the propriety of petitinainz Parliament, about to be assembled, to take into their Immediate cnnsiet:ration the unexampled and alarming state of the country ; to reduce the present enormous military establrh ment, equally dangerous and unknown to the Cie stitut;on ; to abolish all tainecure , places and unmerited pensions; to enforce a rigid economy is the expen diture of the public money ; and to give to the peo ple their inalienable right—sfull. fair, tree, and egged representation-in the Commons House of Parliament annually elected." (Signed by W. RIMING and 37 others.) " Lekester, December 46, It.IS. ds The Mayor and Magistrates have taken into cry sideration the Requisition delivered on Tuesday eve-.. hag, and, after giving to . the subject every p o) , ; attention, they feel. it their duty to refuse to call the Meeting. The Mayor and Magiste...tes cannot Out Fa 'press their surprise that such a Reqoisition should have received - a concurrence from some of the names ovision .oppnn it. If the :swooning of such a Me,.t..r.s could contribute to arleviate the distiestes a no present tinais, the Mayor and Magistrates cannot allow, that they should be less alive to that conside ration than any of d individna4 who have signed the requisition, or that they feet-less for the sufferings of the people, whenever tfotal sympathy can be „manifested. ,Rut the Magistrates are aware that !Meetings haye been held in other places, professing eitnilar purpsses to those mentioned in the requisition, .and hare ended in riei, .setfiiion, aid bloodikule The 441. agistra:es cannot conclude their answer witheee iezpressilg their regret, that any of their respectable fellow•tdwnseten should lend the sancti on of their *names to tl e Unfounded supposition that the Gi-verr.- ment or if e Parliament are insensible to the di*essisa 4 me people ; and under such circuasstances; they reel it the - more strongly their %tiny to oppoie then• selves to the. propagation of such sentiments, emit* all measures whilh, under the pretence. of Annuai earliaments, or s jmy . other deltosi.ns, tend to the penile, acid threaten to' subvert the Cunstiatten. s ln this determination they shalt best diseharkihtlea duty of ,loyel. subject:, and they know that they have the smplsort of itse star master number offs setts, wish ,well to their country.—T..Mst..4l, Myer. 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