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--."^ 7s' ." It II ,••• . • . . 1 1.1 .1... • . : I t ' - ' foi e f •••• • ''' , I • ' ••• . .At ar l ig P „ , • ORATORIOS. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O,'dl m N WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NEXT , be performed(for the only times this Season) the Sacred THE MESSIAH.. Composed by G. F. HA west. Tn whirls Madame CA fALANI will (for the first dine) sing the Grand Scene " There were shepherd-," and introduce the favourite Air" Angels ever bright and fair," is the First Part ; and the Bravura ok" Agnes Del!" composed by Gulielmi La i ,, the Third Act. :Mrs. DICKONS will siug the Airs " Rejoice greatly," " Bat t h o u did , t not leave," and " I know that ply Redeemer." Mrs. BLAND, " 14e was despised," and " If Gen be for us." I And Mr. BRAHAM, " Comfort ye," " Thy rebuke," and. " Thus sprit break them." Principal Performers : • Madame CA lALANI, Mrs. BL AND. Master HOWL, and Mrs. DICKONS. Mr FIRAIiAM, Mr. GARBIITT, Mr PYNE, Mr I'INNEY, and Mr. BEL-LAMY. Lender tit the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, .Mr. J. ASHLEY. D..r , to be opened at SW, and ffiePeifisiniance a continence at &van 'nodally. • • - • Boxes 306 NI. , aGalbery'fireerper-asibwr 44. • Places bur the Boars wig Mims of M.n•Briasiota, at the let- OLict, is Prince's Flaw, Hart-stress. ..• The Theatrical Orchestra will-be added to the Pit. N.B. The Fret: List of this Tiostre does net extend ty the o:ateries. Or.to:co of CITY GE LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF of the RUE I'URD POOR throughout the Kii.gdotn, GROCERS%IIALL•COURT, pi:out:tar. ' T HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of th;s Insti tutior. will be held at the City of London Tavern, on Wed voiday, March 13, 1811 ; his Royal Highness the Duke ut CAMBILIVGI, Patron, in the Chair. STEWARDS. J. Motu cater Atkinson, EM.' Stephen Neste, Esq. Mr. Tt.onea , Toys. jun. Joseph Peckliugton, Esq. Wilhact Orriffith, Esq. John Squire, M.D. Walter M.ithews, Esq. John Taunton, Esq. Wit Mellish, En. J. C. Weguelin, En. Julio Middleton, Esq. Joseph Yellowley, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five dCloek precistly. Ticket!, 188. Q. each, to be had of the at wadi; of the Se cretary, Mr A. B. urabull, Bolt-court, Fleet-street ; and at the 2.4 r of i he Tavan. FIRM' QP THE REGENCY. BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that -I- • the SCHEME of the New Lottery contains 80 Capita Prizes, all to be cameo 00 tae KING'S BIRTH-DAY. TICILTII and Suoaes will be ready far Sale To-stoasnw, asd Seienies with Particulars may be had gratis at both• of his truly Fortunate Offices, 4, cORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where in thz Lottery just finished, be sold 1111.S . hareti Two rrzes of ,000, with Six oilier Capitals, and Seven Prizes or X20,00f? witliin the last 15 Mataihs. RELIEF OF THE Pi Rrrisit PRISONERS . 114 FRANCE. • • - THE COMMITTEE beg-to state, . that' there are apnea . : upwards of lir.oooll3 , ltish Prisoners.in.the die. non %ivies of Freoreolmsehte anotoesithineromotiloMosk; OA this the Seim:nolo* is imended for she illevtation of Limit suf fering., hi scoo d: ,o-e.: by assisting them with article. of Cloath hag, Bedding', Far., and such othw necessaries as they staid the most in need of. . The Committee conceive that this is a ease which must excite the sympathy of their Countrymon at large ; and, therefore, vi Pinot offering any elaborate address, they trust to their gene rasiiy aid humanity for supplying a sum comeatilasurate to the estuien • subscriptiwo are received at Lloyd's, and by all the Banking- Limes in London; hkewise by SirW. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; Latouche and C. Dublin ; Robert Show and Co. Dublin. Subscriptions advertised - X 9504 14 0 Subscriptions sines reoeived : The Hon. the East kirks A Collection at the Parish Company ' £2lO II Church of Tottenham, ' William Ramsay, Is,. 1 0 Middlesex. per Charles A Puree ang,eon S 5 Pratt, Eat • SO 12 J. N. and B. Pierce ill 0 Fred. Cavendish, Esq. 30 0 A Collection at Lyettp- Rebert'Sparrow, Esq. 10 to atom, per Rev. John Daniel Beale, E sq. 10 10 P. Gidoin 21 13 Gibson and Sons 10 10 Vf. 1,. im 0 John istaithu.d, Isl. 10 IS of Gollowcy . 10 10 Jeshn Harebrough, Esq. 21 U Riot, I 'aggro*, & Co. of Urn. Hambrsugh, Esq. 5 5 Malta, per Messrs. John Hanibroligh, jun. Hannan and Co. 21 0 Seq. ATreers. 'themes Coutts Mesars.FrasAV illOn and and Co. 2.1 0 Win. helnerhstuy 10 10 James Meyer, Esq. ea 0. Pinta and Wilkes 10 111 A CAl:titian at Fulham Gerdoutand Didiulph 10 10 Church, per the Rev. The Rev. G. A. Hoods, John Oweu, Stn Ss. ^_d.l Friday-street. 2 2 . A Collection at Framßeld I The Vetted Parisian of Church, Essex, per I St. Matthew, Friday the Rev. John . 11tomp- I street, aid St. P eter, Far the CU RF. of the SCURVY, SCROFULA, LEPItOSY, and son, LIS. 4s 3d. I Cheap 10 10 all Disorient Originating in an Impure State of Blood. Osgood Gee, Esq. 10 II j Thema* Sally, Esq. *lO 10 ANTI-IMPETIGINES; or, SoLosioti's Daors, Via. Blunt, Eeq. of Bit- The Worshipful . the Cu- (without Mercury, or ary deleterious preparation.) riton, per the Peters- penter's Company 21 0 These admirable Drops strengthen the constitution, purify the fie Id New Bank 5 5 Tice Proprietors of the blood, and promote the cirealation of the fluids ;to effect which The Proprietors of the Sun Newspaper .10 0 is evidently the work of time, and steady perseverene.e in the use Observer - SSR. A. and C. Piot 10 10 of mediciues adapted fur those salutary purpose:. Disorders of The Rev. Dense Pence, ' 11.13'2%10:id and Boa 5 0 the Wood are generally many years in acquiring that strength Rector el Beeches 5 5 Thomas Downey, cur- which renders them almost insupportable in their operation and, A Collection, after a Ser- geou, R. N. 1 1 alarming to the constitution. It cannot, therefore, be reasonably men preached at Bee- Onowanery and Druee 10 10 expected th at a single bottle of any medicine will operate like a les, per the izov. Win. A Collection at the Pa- charm, and change the whole system, so long Impregnated with Aingr .£:l9 hats Id rich Church of St. Ma- deleterious matter--neither should patients be disheartened, if, The Apollo Lodge of • ry, Newington Butts, _------- after taking two or three bottles, they should find themselves, Fri-eh:as:mg, Bucks 12 It Surrey, per the Rev. . ------ . • BRIIISI - 1 GALLERY OF PORTRAI cp. in their own apprehensions, rather worse—it is i predicament 'The Lead Company, per Robt. Diaki neon Cu- Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. , frequently caused by the moving of malignant matter, and is, in BM eLy Alia Co. 52 10 rate & Lecturer ' £l4 'Quid. I fact, a very favourable symptom. These Drops are grad ' ual, Ise Ri ho Hon. Nicho- rhos. Bell and Sun XlO 10 'HE Sixth Number is published this clay, elegantly gentle, and elmost imperceptible, in thek aperation—the best las Vstis.tt.trr, per ' The Worshipful the Del- • printed in atlas 4tu. price £1 ss. and in imperial folio, with substitute tharhas ever been discovered for that din us Mind- Messrs. J. Jackson per's Company se 1 0 proof impression of the plates, price XI 161. sal Mitten it Y., sweetening the blood, and stimutatiug it to expel zed. Co. 5 5 John Gabbs, Esq. , si 5 It contains Portraits of all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the Set , ih, Harnstede, and A Collection at Moles- 'The Sight Hon. William Pitt, I The Right Hon. H. Grattan, nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. Per. Smith 4 6 worth,lLitakultou, per Henry, Eirl Bathurst, lA. B. Lambert E sq. F .1..5. ' sons mitering upon the holy stare of matrimony, shoot& confider, li! , Clinch 5 5 • The Rev. W. Fills 10 4 John Fisher, D. D. Lord Bishop I The late T. Galnshorough, . that " where the fountain is polluted, the streams that low from . 3 . Coll,:ction at New- The Right Hon. lord of Salisbury, I .Esq. R. A. it cannot be pure." p w:,'.lionmoutlishire, River: -So 0 Accompanied by short Biographical Notices. *This Medicine is sold in bottles, price half-Magnifies each, or This elegant work will form a series of Portraits oC the most I o :Le Rev. J. Evans 1 5 9 The London Assurancefour In one funny bottle fur 33c . oat which 9s. is saved. eminent Persons now living, dr *lately. deceased, in. Great Britain , 'f1,.,,, .:,;I'.•rr and .t-tin 2 2 Corporation, per Mots. 2e::-. 1.. Oakes, Lis Ala- Motel and Co. 105 0 and Irelaed; including the most distinguished Charatteri in the 'Tee had at G ilead Ho_use, near Liverpool; of Mathews and Senate, the Cloarch, the Navy, and.' Army, the Learned Proles. Lelg No. 111; strand; Dleey.and Sutton, Boa Chureh.yard; je i ) 's ship Alcmene * 1 I The Rev. Frederick dons, aud the various departments of Literature, Science, and Baton and Cu. Oxford-otnet, London ; and Brodie, Dowding:, I Igo. Anil I.anotisn 5 0 Kinnaird, Trinity Co- . W. I. A t matt, Esq. 5 5 lege, Cambridge .5 0 Art ; those who have most awalously exerted themselves in pro- and Luxford, Salishry ; Martin Keene, College-green, Dublin ; . ':, A. Austin 1 1 mining the Arts, Agriculture, and Commerce of the count r y; or, Hatry, Cork ; Magee, Belfast ; and of every Patent Medielael 'll.e f,,llt,wing Subsoription, made at Neweastle-upon-Tyne, has by th eir example or patronage, have most conspittentialy coatri- Vender in the United Klogdom. been transmitted per John Renwick, Esq. • bitted to ks general prosperity and happiness. The Portraits The r e who wish to have the medicine immediately from tie 1 3 3 elegantly and aceprateiy drawn, 14 nn uniform manner, from Doctor, by sending the Money for any quantity they think pro- The Corporation of Matthew Carr, Le+ Newcastle-upon-Tyne 52 10 The Rev. G, Scpsileld . Life, et; from the most approved Original Pictures; end the En- pc, will have them sate by such carrier al they shall appoint.--- ! -011 ice Orders for any sum may be sent by post, and the bar- . The Fyne Insurance and Family 5 0 gravingiperfect fat-sindies.of the Drawing,. Association • 100 O'T. G. Clarke, Esq. 5 0 "„* A few of each Portrait arc tikes oil for sepante sale, price lake Will be returned in the box, or orders with emit inclosed,: minim duly attended to. Letters [nay lee sdllreesod to X. Z. es- John Renwick, Esq. 93 J. Darras, Elq: 5 ° Sc. Pr°c4ll.lls ! Thslik ka rt il e,, c 3. p t. 6 4.. ........'.• .In th e Wm N um ber; and A. to be left • at the Post-Olitee till called fo . r, which h suitor. .• J. Renwick attil Co. 3 S AOsileetion at Newest,- • A n exteosive i 'I homes Harveysq. 5 0 itc, oo- ".. Tr ie , 111411 • titles, togesliervrith.getierat: • .1* .0.,.. _ the Portraits toenstaitiod an io d , InOthotatakdonocynaceuntog . . a aaa los 's 'ttie Work, will-be siren .-,• , - . 4 the Portraits .. . IN !WM WI i ) nbli f and gala I T. E. Ileadlarn, Esq. S 0 , ',Nun'te - fytie, v- - *-- -_ 1 meg Notices wi ll be " antromberod, hi eider that illustrations of its ellesero-on the GovorairaM s r. =raved I 14.21 . Harsrale, Esq. S• 0 le BlagraP 1 S o bseeiber any Ihrin billion aramsgesmotat obsio. Allot - ta;lraidi". Sand. Silmisa, Liverlittol," In inaittarfeli *kW is I 11•101/1A VIIROUSCI, 4 W 6 el'eurb . , e o l i c i t ravbs o ms 3 4 , 3 3 3 s h i m& - . -•- : • ..-' ' - • %• , 44•• .).•-• •,•••. • . ' . • • Mo. 14 Saarlad • ' •-s , ..." . . . • sits-^r ow 4... 6 . - .' .: '!" -91 1 - •• ' 1. • . • , , . •..... . - • • GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. HICKMAWs PILLS is an effectual Cure for the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Beck and Loins, Kidneys, and Bladder, ' Lu mbago, &c. Of the various complaints Nelda t to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nantre, nor mere alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are com platets to which every person, even the most abstentious, is liable, as the ate We breathe and the water we drink are impreg nated with particle which' not only cause these exert elating tor tures, but are a foundation for every other ipec'es to disorder. HICiMAN'II Original Puts, composed of the most innocent in gredients, hue been found of singular efficacy, in not only streugtlutning the •vessels containing the urine, but happily de stroying the petrifying quality of it. front which proceed the above complaints & c. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and hankhing beery pernicious tendency to those disorder:, moth.' out confinement. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cttsapsile, corner of Paternoster-row; Scott, Baster and Cu. and smith, Edin burgh and Glasgow ; Cargill and Stott, Edinburgh; Holland, Granvill and Son, Gilbert, and Haydn'', Plymouth ; Newhery and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull; Malory and Jones, Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; locget, Taunton ; Trewman, Exe rts.; Crutwell and Binns, Bath ; diowne, Bristol ; Hull and Browne, New York; mad must Booksellers la every town, in Boxes at 26.1 , 1 Auteli. This day was published price 21. I HE PETITION of the ENGLISH ROMAN ' CATHOLICS considered; in a Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diode of Gloucester, at the 'Fri.:finial Visitation' in June ISM By GEORGE ISAAC HUNTINGFORD, D.D. F.R.S. • Bishop of Gloucester, and Warden of Winchester College. Printed for T. Won and W. Davies, S t rand.-01 whom may be . . . . . _ had, by the same Author, 1. A Call for Union with the Estahli.hed Church Second Edi tion. price se. hoards. 2. 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Translated from the Chinese, and accompanied with an Appendix, consisting of authentic documents, and a few UCCISit. nal Notes, illustrative of the subject of the work. By Sir Pr a crd GEORGE THONIAS STAUNTON, Bart. F.R.S. for 11. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be kad, 1. The late Sir George Stauuton's Account of the British Em bstaspsayratttet v China; olunle , elegantlyil large folio, printed of Copies, With proof impressions. Royalin Pla tw t:, TO p l rde L e 4s .4to. a 1 tow z. the same work, in three large vols. tivo. with a Selection of the Engravings, price Xt. Is. a. -Travels in China. By John Barrow, Esq. in one vol. 4to. with numeroes Engravings, price £z 121.6 d. ____----... , . ~~ Shortly *IS belied:Mae& elegantly printed, In 1 vol. eio. POEMS, by WILLIAM ROB E RT SPENCER, Esq.—Printed tee T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand. iftis der was pubs shed, The Third Esham', pries 4v. sewed, of, ' THE HECUBA of EURIPII)ES, with tll4 PREFACE and atIPPLEMENT, from the last Committal of the late Learned Professor PORSON. Printed for G. Wilkie and I. Robinson, 57, Paterter-row. The °IMES, with the last Come . lens of the iame Editor, is in the PTO!, and nearly ready; and will be followed by the Medea and Phsenis•x. COB 112. 1I 'S PAR LIA MEN TAR Y DEB 'l'l. THE FIRST PART of the DEIiATES of this SESSION Is now FOR DiLITLR r at the Publisher's, containing the Debate; and Proceedings train the lit of Novem ber last, to the 26th of December. S TATE TRIALS. • The fth Volume of this Work is also now madly for delivery It comprises the period from the 24th year to the _'6th year of Charles ;he Scalp& and contains many very import: , 1 articles, which will be foundin an other colt ctien. " ' The History of the INQULSI flbN kICIIOIIC IMISCOPI to giVe • I 1 } 1 0 "4 " 491) 11 , - day 'esi l g— * oi sodus, by Ittriek, 'V&A. page 392. Tlis was puha ed, in one large volutiie, llso, with is lise plates, prise ift.i2s. 6d. large paper, slid proofs, £4. 41. • 'THE HISTORY of the INQOISITIONS; in -a• eluding the Secret Transactions of cheese horrid Tribuitals ; and preceded by a view of the Roman Catholic Question gene rally; aild of lord Grenville's Letter in particular. Printed for Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall•mall. To Officers in the Army and Navy ; Captains tied Officers in ;he Bast India Colnpany's Service; and Houseketisers in general. *ibis day was p ublished, s in 1 Vol. price Si. in boards, I'HE RI. of PRESERVING all KINDS of ANINIAL'dnd Vi.klE 'ABLE SUBSTANCESior several Ytia3. A Work published by order of the French Minister of the Interior, oi he Report of the Huard of Arts and Mannfacu tures, by M. APFBRI:. Translated from the French. 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In boards. rum, impl-r,1•77.- -----;""'"------.---."-----7--=-----'—...._.. . „ IDE:4 I NEAR RTE.!--jAND AGENCY. ~ BOARD AND LODGING, . . MESSRS. BROWN, SHEE; and Co. Lan - ii .. . AT CHELTENHAM GREAT HOUSE, ADJOINING; THZ CRF.SCEN F. Bertiejtora. mid Estate Agents, Snetkomptow-row, Raton. JAMES FISHER has the honour to announce tO " re ' Lell4 " ""nlit...;!/1411.1ettwd..._°11".. iid " km"l"a to a G ._ lllr. the numeral,' Nobility and Gentry who visit this Place of TIAMON at R vr, w h o d id Went sae sto/100, to audreso mein Fashionable Resort, that he has .tied up the alrrit., in a style of , on the subject of an Estate within the Parish et Idea, that he or any other Ce s awoo l one a.ot, * ,_ .. superhat comfort and convenleore, as a ,oarkted to effis Ott 113421:ATIttt to his Letter: and ad d. hat BOARD and LODGING HOUSE, they are ealhatid4 " try " for ,__ the purch ase of :L a rd S "'" eit : *kith he pledges himself to conduct in a manor that shall give "00,0011. - """""'"'""6" ea"'"nt °• I the most I:urinate satistaetiou to those who may pkrise to layout` ' • ___ I him with tiieir patronage, and upon the toast moderate •I' erns.. The House, to which Is attachA a spacious Gardeh ant Plead sure Grounds, is, well known tote peculiarly eilculated for the per t aie—•.he Bed-rooms are unusp.dly spacious, lolly, and airy i and the Situation, both in regard to the Town and WA', cot. Kink Ipterior to none. . -Gko a _ EQUITABLE ASSURANCE POLICIES; CH ATHA M-PLAC E ; . . OLD BIRMINGHAM, and other Valuaahle Canat Property ; • And GOSPOR'f mid-fait:TON WAI' It-WORKS Shares. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT, On Thursday the 14th of March, at twelve o'clock, at the !Art, I `CVO Valuable.old Po;icies of £lOOO each dated •fit 1780;..ka this exc&l:nt Institution-forming an admira ble.provisiou for Purples, on au eligible Life of a Gentleman da his Stith year. A Ware iu the Birmingham Canal, dividing t it per Share. WaroMFk apd Naptop, Warwic k and riiriningliain, Shrewsbury, Utilefi c and Grand Joisi. Canal Shares, and Gosport antdF,Ofteß Weer-Works Aarfs. Particulars at the Mlt ; and of ,Mr. Scott, No. 41, New Bridar-411 7 41, 4 IP " •". * , - TO BE soil B UC.1.10:7. 4 , . . ay Order et- the liotenrable Coin mistianellf , le eusteatt, at the Custom liaise, Hug, on Wetlitewllqh reit §, 121 i,, 0, „ at Eleven e7C l ack in the iurraooti preciselri,: - ;s • THE°.•FGLLOWING G B . -S, viz. For Hume Consumption, '" • I Whs. Chocolate-5 Fur CAI)* and 42 shaving oars 17 Chalders Coals (In.and)-ISOlbs. Caudtes ( Fallow) 300ibs. Raw Coffee —4lbs.. Piont:uto-1 'edit), Raw Sugar 15 cwt. 2 qrs. 1411 w. Curuage-1 Fowling- Piece / Pair Plrrols--.541b5. Salt Petre . SS 1)eals•-•.-1 qr..l Deal En,is• -54 Mats Prize Tobacco. Fur Exponstleii,. East India Silk liati.iireisiefs..-1 Ditto:lilk Shawl. Which are allotted in s.tiall quantit ies fur the honer iCCOCOMO. datum of the persons wliu choose to become purchasers. N. li. (he purchihers will be required to pay down L9O per Cent. as a dtpoot for each Lui, amounting to Lit) and upwards; and one guinea for !LICA Lot under dukt value, hut if the Lot doth not amount to Lt is. they are then to pay down one half of the vitiate thereof. The Good; arc to be taken from the Warehouse stefthlo a witl sat' . the Sale, or the ,tepo•it wilt be forfeited.. r 0 BE LET, t4e Upper Part of a House, in at. airy situation in the City, witlllN fifteen minutes walk of the ExchAnye, eou•ttstini ut two Attics, two Bed rooms on the Sec,datt Flour; add Dining-room and Kiteheir on the First Floor, and caner:Atilt roomy dry Celisringr—For particulars enquire at No. 14, We , t Smithfield. SURREY, 25 MILES FROM LONDON. CAPITAL FARM, AND DEPUTATION OF MANOR. TO BE LET ON LEASE, • And enter upon at Lady-Day next, • • • a l MOST desirable FARM, comprising a very L comfortable modern House, fit for the residence of a Family of respectability; good Garden, Earns, St ahles,Slieds, &c. another House and Homestead, and shout 550 Acres bf very capital Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood The Manor extends over a considerable space of ;round,' and is wollgonshosLittr,X-Casallse-I3oo ll .ll ll Vies s o o4asadla t aa &IMMO are fe extellent repair. The Land liciVrithin a fling' Fence, and is in good condition, a considerable portion laving bees for sews dint In die hands of the Proprietor. roe further Particulars apply to Mr. James, Land Agent, New Beswell-court, Louden. 71: - i - - -- ` - y....Z11:7:za -- _._1.:i:: - .::.se_ _..... , --i---a-.. CI ING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. • WORMS are the most frequent sour-cell of chit. dyne's Disease. Thefr tytivtania every parent and guardian of children should be =qualnted widi—Thiry °Cession loss of ap petite, it paleness of the colour of t.ll. face, ema!laiion, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended after With violent pains; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth o f the body,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre vent:Wye and cure of these alarming 'complaints, tine above eaca.4- lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabiliry. to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Propttetor, from a persot;al knowledge of its wonderful success in their own 1 familiesotamps its merit beyond competl'ion, and gyros sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind eon boast. Parents and others who have the care of children should haft. this remedy as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stotriaelair 'bowel, of children arc any way disordered, which it will always be found to ri•lieve. Soh' wholesale and retail at Mr. Naves, No. 4, Cheapdde. corner of Paternoster row; Batter and Co. and Smith. Scott and Cargill, and Mand.rsion Edinburgh; Baxter and MtDonald. ' Glasgow ; Holland, Granville and son, Gilbert, and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery and Sou, Dublin ; 'eck and Turner, Bull; Allnutt, Malory, and Jones, Portsre ; Sharp, Portsmouth; Jogget, Taunton; Frewman. Bluff er ; Crutinell and ;limn. Bath; Brown, Bristol; Harding, Hail, and Johnston, Gosport • Hull and Bowite, New York ; and most Country Medicine Venders In boxes at 2s. 9d. and Ss. 6cl. riots . I - ' • SMOKBY etiMINF?S. TT is In acknowledged point in astrmorry that esery body has its petuhar gravity, t a-thy substances ever gravitate to the evils contrary, that of the I:4tUre of air ever wens tos •isards its native ethereal, and were it not-for the winds tMg SM. clew. slanting, and oblique, vital Sir could not be resuscitated; bentm were PsoviDetece to withhold the winds oar hour, the • w'We atmosphere would ascend fr , rit the earth, leasillg a swat* . vacuum and and all statute die. 'Co constitute a chimney is, an • Grin aperture is mAle, sliJeldad from he rabid en each. ;side • y britirt,trercite.; in such close tSr air, wA intitettsosity„ Ilmilheirnpvgard,riorrelythe tbartWif Ica slue Make 'Meek% Coliti in eontict : It a Chkiney actsotherhise then upon trig principle; it is because the principle Is • irnpecieo by some obstruct rim, or other; remove then the obit ructlon, the end desired hi acco:nplishvd. I come forward to the public, after some years I expeiteffee, to'siy, let chtnitties rStoke ever so impropersy,bw Iphilosophical mains, according to their Leal sintatton, will make them act perfectly as hinnues ought to act, for an expesme In no case exceeding from one guinea to Iree, and to satisfy the justly incredulous, I add, should the chitaney not eventually be cum& the iirtney" will ciesarfully b- returned without the mallow de. duction. DEAICII4, V., St. Jobs-street. - A CARD TO Tlifi FIiMAI.E SEX. DI FCIr H LL's 'justly-celebrated Female • PILLS. for different complaitrs incident to the Sex, at vs. rictus period, of Lfe. It has been truly obstreed, that Nome% more than the other set,-niay be cousithred is a certeta desire as inveds ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the nio tore of the functions they ire dest.ned, as ?limiters, to 'pectoral, which entatisufun them weakness, pain, and an sotcrrupti- n of •true regular secreiom% connected with site lull .enjoymerst at lie6lth. To act on the constitution of the female and relteve this • obstruction, no remedy has been kno•An to operato wish such Card minty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergill's *wale t 'mites high tonic and invigorating powers,with its ps culler qua- • lily of relieving ruthless, oppression, and the,, other uneasy syn . "- tonIS which arise Irani tot, much blood fu the I.abSt ; they are the most certain cure fur nervous, hysteric, anti • as well as the various other spasmo,liearfectiorts.soeoe.unqn to the -ex. Vr. Fothergill's Pals, as a Ts....ity juodicine, Ishossid be is petitsasion of every mother and ode rtorsdiaris of tr,se yehns, whb , gave females enu t In their Otte. . - Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's', 4, Chen:tilde i corset • l'attsenster-row ; taster and Ca. and Smith , • Cargill and ' Ktuderwon. Bdinisurgli ; liaarer.. and M`Dottaid, Glasgow ; Hotta:id, Granville any Son, Utile:4 and liaytlOA, T lyntouth ; • dewberry and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turner, tilde ;Mabry, . • Allnutt, and Jones, Vortsea ; Sharp, Pirtsrnot.th Is4lett, Taunton ; Trewrr.an, Exeter ; Cturwell and ask 110 Brows, Bristol ; and most isoonsethirs in every tcwn,in bowie, at 2s. 911. and I is. Also, BL .01'S A OWs ATie PECTORXI. LOZENGES, _l42r inlip_sovilittZec:;sallfrisierttagfittatoidA., =bangs. eel ;It ADVICE. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attending • their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a fey/ prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the experience of many )eats in a large and extensive practice; also of - the happy streets resulting to the public from 'medical rod* confining their attention to a certain class of diseases, Messrs., GOSS.and Cu. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising irom a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate youth, which nut only occasions a numerous train of n e rvous affections, but also entails on Its. votaries • all the enervating imbecilities of old age. It k that distressing state of debility or deficiency, wbe thee the entlerquene• of such baneful habits, excessive drinking, long residence in kot climates, or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitutionbecmne enfeebled, as regularly educa ted surgeons of London, they offer a Ann, safe, and speedy run ration to Ennui and vigorous health. Where an early application is made for the cure of a ceitain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the era. • dication is generally completed in the short space of two days, and in the more advaneui and inveterate stages of venereal infection, characterized by a variety of painful and distressing symptoms, a perseteraice in their plan (without restraint in diet t or exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent and • radical cure. The diseases at the Urethra, as frequeuq connected with or arising from the abOve complaint, have lint escaped their attention; by an infallible and MI/roved plan, they are en abled to remove obstinate Gxzers and S riticvnazs, whether recent or ot long duration, without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic b.,ugie. Many ilitt29teS can be ad. duced of very inveterate cases, of several years continuance, hay ing yielded to their method in a new days, after the cure had'been attempted by other practitioners without effect ; and such has Ines the atri table result ot a practice of fourteen yeart, tliat the mods of treatment has not in one single instance ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persons, of troth sexes 4, hays experienced the enjoyment of baying bt en perfectly cured, after se yore and injurious methods had berm' persevered in ro no purpose, Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, In order that they may not be, by a mita • taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly artaclted to theirs norant empiric, think it but justice to then isebree to state, that they have been properly educated and biltired' into every branch. ache profession (certificate& of witith, Prom different Roipitetaoansi e , testimonials.tram the must enatmut ehysiciitns, they haft to gabb , 'vince any inquirer), that fRe elicitor rests ? pub s • * ' , ours first inkagnd them to quit the etido • ate so fIM thinner and tt set presume that gagy geound , fot the unprovoked's:a is t wartime A& *lick Oiliy UM% by aim Itablalaalaalbleally baaiparai ; J.. ; • .11a.: 1 I GOSS sat C.. 3licsa, lit s Hosvatio4lll44l4l.l4paga • . 4 .• - , 4 • .144 I .7 A. • • ~:. 0-1 I • • ' T II ~~