Star. — London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

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Publiobed for Clerpenter 2113 Son, Old Bo n.l Erect, price es. ild. •rhiprogi t i v i l jo e . a t D e . • •. • • TICI•6I4ZSIDLNTS. . I hezli, Retrec I t 5.041.11 :, Bedford Lord Vi4count Melville ' - ' This J 4 wk.. I.,i'aliblsecl, ... • #iritit Befits, ruled or plain, a- reduced prices. leodalbane Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. I n One Vol. defray . svo. with Tom 'F•ograilings: and a Pae-iimite ~ 1 1 1 e yards f.Apg R MAKER oil each float of hi. hr Viscount Keith William Douglas, Esq. M.P. of Bonaparte's bud-vatting ,pike.tus. tr... tetra lioaids, . Alexander Gordon, Esq. Treasurer. • • . •*. . HICKMAN'S PILI.S. • A SERIES of ,LETTERS, written•Ovi boqrd his • joitt WE GRAVEL AND STONE, LW is hereby given, That 4, GENERAL .L - 3.. Majesty's ship the .Northutobcrland, and .7r St. He ' 1 im lur of the GOVERNORS o f tits CORPORATION In *MS* the conduct end cooverootions of NAPOLEON . tuim a • ply' vattous complaints incity 'acco rding to Charter, at the Hal, In Crane -court, NAPARTE, an d hii S e i m , fluting the Voyage, and the first ; the* are 'none more drew' on SATURDAY, the Stith of November, being M ont h s of h i s Resi d ence to that Woad, are.faltk i fully deacribed mere gistinntg in their consequent.- Di/. at Twelve o'Clock (the Chair to be taken at o r r9 rekted,ty WILLIAIIt ArataDEN, Stirgeon .on board the Hickman'e' Piro, composed of .' );for **wpm, of ELECIING the AA- Northumberland. . ' ' •• • .•, bass Dena lout dof singular ev _.., and STANDING COMMUCTEE for chi Non ego, sed Democritus disit. . • .... cesislainlikthe t 4415;, rem , - ..a receiving a grATE, of the CHARI IT, at Sold at Mr. Ackermando; 164 Strand; and to hi .had of dll and bentsblng every r if the Governors k eginestit reillussod• The the Booksellers, in the United Kingdom. whims* con fi nement tdjoarn to Dine at the City of London 'Ca- _ ' • rogenthaended to e with the Friends and Benefactors of the ' ' • DR.' SUTTON ON cowl., site. . ...' follisnibago, e Tbil diy . diere piibliihid, hi One Vol. Ilvo. rite 7s. hi boards, ` illi deoeili - Oiliness the PRESIDENT, in eke Chair. TAe at Haitput Eve o'Clooll peel:ll4y. rill AC TS fin Chi dogs iilluttiated hy.itunsercna -'slid''' itA ' Order By . ..,1 ~ , RODERT AULD, See. - 1 - . Caollloiiidosedialitehial ingalihSakiritt.kFts• ..v. . ' , Ely THOMAS surros, Till. fir - .-..... .- sirrwAans. Of the Royal College .of Physicians; -late•Phyolcan to the Perces knits Donaldson, Es+, 'sod Conaulting Placutielan to the Kent Mowery. Esq. ants Moore Prencls,lrt , ek go , 4 • • , •, , Printed for I homao Undone:owl, 3g,,Fieweeress. an- George Hester. Esq. • 4 11 Of whom may to liail,ty the seine Author, .) Esq. George liibbert, Esq. • Lartnas addressed to hivßoyel Pfiglidew thelfv . Andrew Johnston., Esq. on COMUMptIOO; coutaiding Remarks ( "awes> Esq. Thomas Wirer, F.6q. and Artificial Temperature in tke Treatment r ' ,COs. sent, to be had of the Stowarde; at the Hall; and , a the Tavern, on or before the 29th instant. This day'was publish' 'N •Pliadeettiely printed in s Volumes COCK PRIZES—ALL STERLING MI: 114 k; I" App Edition, being' the Mirth le the NM LOTTLIT, ConGlitlitig . I irons an ink* of 90,000 Guineas, Sic. and only 12,000 Tickets, /THE WQRXS.of To begin gist of JANUARY. A. Knight; late Peer' Dintestais, ce of the numerous Applications to the C his ommentary Idler, on Offices, for particular or favourite Nenibers , revised e n „ ies .oe Public had in knowing where to ripely, is preh a, T. BISH, Contractor for the Lottery, • B y' . . un;rounce the following Numbers may be bad of the ' lle Pr' keepers whoie Nantes are against thesis t . 1 s w ift • 45 Carter 89 Piddling H o ag* .46 Blab 99 Halard Richardson 47 Bish 91 Swift 4 Vhob 48 Eyton 92 Car g Hoard 49 Webb 93 ' . 6 Mambas 50 Sivewright • 7 Swift 51 ifichardsou $ Blab 52 Blob 9 Piddiog 53 Bias ps Hamby 54 Bibb 11 Swift 5.1 Siirewr: It Carroll 5i Has 13 Notes 57 T 4 ' It Met ~ is Martha!! 16 Hassid IT Bak U P' , •41 :•as, P Jo , iCOTTISH HOSPITAL., of King CLaries ll.—Re-incorporated by his present Majesty. satBonfighness the DUKE of CI.ARENCE and T. ANDREWS, Pxe.silent. • PALSY AND PARALTI‘CititiVECTI ON,. .114 E following la the Copy of el Lettrr frnm the Rev. Itietiarl 1 ardatf, Vicar of Hot*. flea ochtver.ftent„ tci hunts Ryin:r, Surgeon, Ry'egaz,, Safer July 7. wt. SlR—i am now ao v. 41 In health iss to hare the pe culiar sath. facion of dbiehargiNy all the durst s of my elnitCh Vith gi-Litt rise. ;Under ow hlelsing . of Paeviotnea, I rau4 «vroadae my reenact y to tbu 0* of pulir invaluable I,2AILD:riC arid I desire to vi this public testimtny of i•it or k la that all Sabo alre . sfEtctect Palsy ni-:ylth.:w that :his tacrli; vas Cediclne tehave theta, the use of Whitt. Ido Moat :lire.. tly recommend. • RICHARD CASE XVIII.—TO Ma. RYMER. • Recbesttr, 1111 y inIS. Sta—T desire yen wlll seal arecfed artt bOette d your; Card!re hl..ritnis 'tincture. I have hail two 0 2 r t. of December, end tie h iif Fele : imp .144 t, and rptirvir t;ii- ese at r.sy lac tible ; but ant :mica hew vered, anci car, walk a 1.t.12 *lda tLe a , 47:aticm of a siieh. , P.S. Rey. Jordan rascoil.rr,O,d,cl the a pply :0 you: he is cure) by yrs:Jr I ineture, and ia:ll , sl the Lae 'dila I.lt•tile. lrt Ali ,etas:: your amount • - r! je; ymr erdi,r. ant, Sir, your 01R , ...1:ent :.ervt. Jetttt VJN. , i.t).}:oi:,•:t. vi TO MR. &YML.a, k A.; 146 h. .e Airy Sta , -•f have rnc.lved yin? Car::4c . flircutte oa t!.e tog. since Width thaw,• takm it regebr, acd amitietb better. .I.;ae numbileaa X the Celia ;16 neariy st moved, and :tee in mylarad issigch better, the c.,ntrartion, itt toy 01 , 4 arseamrr, and altogether 1 ihu, tr.qh brute:, nett n St:e:rE, fir every 4 r . Ent!osed is your amuuss. 1 an:, Sir, your au:ei '..:ed huu' e servant, lt)IIN 0 iNAI.D. Yi'itolesde and Retail by N'tr. ytner% arpaio mot, by Messrs. Sutton and Cu. (14 C I)ey a.:0„ Co.) N.I. sliow Church-wd; aril Raai! by l rrd..'.uti.l., No 44 liaituarlqt ; EandidOtoyal Exchange ; 114 ton aaJ Co. 040 . ,m. t.strLet ; P. Nese• berry aid Sun, 45, St. Paurs Church-iairf; I atria, corner' of Ludgate•atreet ; and by every Vender of i'atent Mei:ten:et in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. Gd.-911.-171. ; and in pints 3Ss. by which there is a conthlerable raving. • • TICI•iIItSIDLNTS. • Bedford Lord Viscount Melville ' gn,Nialbane I Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. ' Viscount Keith William Douglas, Esq. M.P. Alexander Gordon,. Esq. Treasurer. is hereby given, That 4, GENERAL AT of the GOVERNORS of this CORPORATION gl, according to Charter, at the HIM, in Crane -meet, no SATURDAY, the syth of November, being , s Day, at Twelve o'Clock (the Chair to be taken at rediely), for **perms of ELIC I'ING the AA ERS and STANDING COMMITTEE for the ana receiving a STATE, of the CHARI l'Y. at • of the Governors is eainestfg requested. The adjourn to Dine at the City of London Ta with the Friends and Benefactors of the Hilliness the PRESIDENT. in, the Chair. A Vile et * Hseput rive o'Clodit preitisely. 41" ' Di Oster , ;. .' • : • ' RODEKT AULD, See. •TtwAans. -4e. hrtnts Donstdson, Es+, Jt4 ..rnes Moore Fretteb,F. , l. ?, 4 BIF INt4 En' George Nester, Esq. Esq. George liibbert, Esq. N, Esq. Andrew Johnstone. Es+ Esq. Thomas Wray, F.sq. ' h its, 1 each to be had of the Stewards ;at the Han; and , • at the Tavern, on or before the 29th instant. STOCK PRIZES—ALL STERLING MONEY! In the New LOTTILIT, containing . ! d 90,000 Guineas, &c. and only 12,000 Tickets,. To begin 21st of JANUARY. Ice of the nttmerous Applications to the .eery Offices, for particular or favourite Numbers, ly the Public had in knowing where to *My, 'l'. BISH, Contractor for the Loctery, tan;intnce the following Numbers may be bad of the keepers whoie Nalies are against theft t . , 1 swift • 45 Carter 69 Piddling g H o ag* .46 N a b 99 Haunt ki r i u dion 47 Bish 91 Swift ( 4 Wehb 48 Elton 98 Carter g Hand 49 Webb 93 Swift 6 Melanins so Sivewrlgkt • 94 Wtbb / Swift 51 Hlchardsost 95 illistsball 8 BM 52 Blab 96 Carter .. 9 lidding 53 Bisb 97 Eyton N 11wishi 54 Bibb to HOdg96 • 31 Swift 55 Sivewright 99 Biala . .... it Carroll ss, Hazard 100 Carter It Motet 57 Martin 11 1 ' -. Bish .. It Swift 5 8 Richardson 2 .' Marshall 15 Ihnhall 59 Cor lit 333 Webb 16 Hassid 60 Hazard 444 Carroll 17 Doh 61 Webb 535 Masud, U Huard 62 Webb 656 Hornsby 31 NA 63 Pidding 777 Elton N Hamby 64 Richardson tuiti Piskllog 111 Huard o 5 Bish 999 Swot • It Ihraiby 6'+ Webb 1,000 liticharffillit 25 Richardson 67 liodges 1,111 Richardson , . it Muds 68 Hazard - 2,000 Webb . 15 "TVA , 69 Richardson 14292 . Ey id° . 1 ' IS hais . t . 1u z'iddiug 3,t.. - mi* ivluithasi 'l - A 1 17 Militia 71 Bish 5,333 leickarahass • cira 79 Carroll 4,C09 natio ' N Swift 79 Ayton 4,444 Dish 16 &n ay 74 Carter s,nuti iiiewright si Gond TS Bish 3,555 Richai Won Si Cgrail 76 Hornsby 4000 CarrOl • • 113 Carter 77 Richardson 6,666 M.atin. at Pin 78 Big* 7,000 Pnisling I N !ebb 79 Wtbb 7,777 Swift N ffiewriOt 80 Wrbb 8,000 Hazard N &Ind el Swift 8,888 Marshall $ ails 82 Richardson 9,000 Bodges a Eku•thois 83 Marshall 9,999 Bish 40 Ho dge s 84 Erin 10,000 Horusby Hazard 85 Sivewright 11,11uu Webb Cirrall 86 Swift 11,111 Eruct IA Ibtairdion 87 Martin 12,000 Martin N ash , 88 tiivewright Pmccs fancying any Numbers not in the above List, /Nein them by an early application to any Office Keeper, or Last!, Contractor, No. 4, C& rnbill, or 9, Charing-cross. -SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL. -UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLINU. THE LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RING- I WOOD new light Day Coach ; sets out (tom the Saran:its Head Inn, London, at half past five o'clock in the motn:ng,eun.! arrives at the Loneun reverts, Pont, early the same evening; through Farnham, Alton, Alresfuld,Whob-Nter, Rom. sey, god Wirobarne. At be retraest of the inhabitants, this coach runs iu a day, from Pool, Winthorne, &c previotisly to tide coach a:arsity,, passenyets werp ribri,;vd to :ravel by men. The Proprietor's wdl e. ay.inr to mei 1-. t: c patronage of those frientls who have Lititily hid- their desire to support this I concern. SOU UHAMPTON,Lymington, Winchester, and Basingstoke New. Four ['side Coach, at eight in the :limning, to the George Inn, oily eight hours on the road (hreaktas: jw London and dine at t;‘,:itliattiptoti).-11.is is a rimy de:yl7qui conveyame to the Isle of Wight, St. hialor's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg', &c. WhY M 0.0 fll. Dorchester. Blandford, ;alishury, Andover, and Basis stoke new Post Coach, every afts•nurto, at Wales-. Re' Weymouth Li:Acts to Gisernsery, hers Cherbourg, ,t. Maine's. °cc. The W AllifiLoo New Light Four Inside Casteh, tt LEED3, IL4LIF.tX4 - BRADEORD, and ail parts of tit.: No-ill, set's else at two o'cloek in the afierstocni, and arrives a: 0 , 0 Gakhii Lode lon,' Leas, ne..4 evevinz, at six I,i'clock. through !,c.tarorsi, Orantlant.Neviark, and I.2tncaster. This coach ahestsuniciateti:.-towns of Leeds, Halifax; Bratg4,l, - a 1,5,, , ' atty. It will Leeds a: three o'clock in the afternoinn Poe. wagers may conveilleatly .come to Lmutajram satin: plateteseind • fie fi in I.oitdissi *early thei i sevetdag. Taste . cMitirsW'lnsider est, ; ;. stets nut every at 'ae etluelt, antes at Liversoa-nert efetbe hag he. rte 5e..21 o'clock, by w w _o( Ktnet,bl., N‘ro::trisrisretliss bury. Nurthanwtel, Welton), Lutterwortk,•Hineltley, Azhen atone, LitchEeld, Stone, litiigalt o, :s.iwcastle, Kaut.ford g Vint ring• or, and Proco!t. GOMA NG's MARLBOROUGH elegant Post Coach, throegi Hiiis;(9Elt PORI), Nr.WIIURY,• BWINteON; AfdliOU RN, and RA :s: i',Li KY s seta out at Seven o'Cloehini she fNfOrnitt, arrives at hlarlltarongli to eimner--constrittabig cones:levee - Tor tfisse traveldn i ethe West Road EXETER, Plyrnotth, Vt'essmouth, Dorehester, Fairantltft; Dartmouth, and daßebnry New Post Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, through Hosalton, Axualtisti,r, itrle„rint, Blandferd, Basingstoke, add Bagsbot. Only one nigh: out hetween London to Plymouth. BOSTON, SpdtUn. , , :Peterborough, Stilton, and Hyr.tirglon new Royal Mail Coal, sets out every Evening.—Coaches :echo* Boston to Spilaby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throughChippene bans, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound bin, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho• maa.strret, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. Water, Talifltoll, &e. oi.Asunw, I.oagtown Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brawnhill, Thornhill, Sampilsar-Kilts, Cumonek, Kingswell, and• all Parts of Scotland, CampertloWn Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, perihnised with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at I lair-past Sir o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadaster, Darlington, Nurthalierton, Durham,' Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued f the length of the Journey, may rest what tin* they please, and then proceed on without any a& dttional Fare. J. Ba a alit, the Black Swat, Cuney-street,Y net runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborotqh, Whitby, and 'other Places. SHEITIEI.D and Rotherham Post Coach, called Poe Rockin barn, every Morning. HULL, idnedicave, liowlen, Thorn, and Doncaster Poses Csoach4very. Morning at !LA' past six, to the Cross Key, Mar. ken 1'I:toe I 1141. IiERTFC) D, War; lio.le-don, Waltham Cross, 3rux borne, and Wormley, each every ei:.thing. BkII)(IRNO'RTH and Walsall Post Ooach, evcry Pvenin. CAltl.thl.E,Pesirkit, and Whitt:haven '.'ast C(.4t. Fars with Pour Hones, dud a Guard all the way. lasses thrts4.h Brtnigis, Appleby, Greatabrldge, Pichniond, Catteeck, lt.roughLchige, • Wetheihy, Abertord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the . nearest way 'by eighteen miles). Sets not every Morivinr, tares n~riittnts the journey with the greatest facility. Palsetigers Jo:tints: the road by business, ur ph:agars, have the it:tinier advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Cuach. . LI VER POOL' Warrington, Knutstord, Stone, and Litchfield, Post-Coach, called The • Exprt.so every Evening at l';'itt t; Clock, to B. 13rotherton's Saraeres Head Lltleunrint, Liverpool: Guanleci ebrougiaout. . WAX ErIELI) Post-conch, every.mosolngtat balf-put six. CHES . I'LR and PAR KGA.TE new Post C a. - ..ch, Daly. KENDAL., Lancaster, Prcstcn, Boltott, , cisorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Pent C 0:.:,.., every Alley noon at• Five o'Clockr-Guar :o tl. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Varna, new Coach, every yornit , , to the George ints, • ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sun.!erlard, Newcasticyand '2clinhurgh, carries Four Insi,i,s every AI. . ternoon, at Two o'l-lock, by way of Doncaster, Ur_ :tram, and MANCHESTER; R'ilmAev,Conglaton, Newcastle, . an d Wolverhampton Vest-C o ;eh, every Afterneen.—Guarded.. SHREWSM;RY, Wellington, end Shitf...-.1 Pte.t-Coach, the Royal Ciratiotte every Evening, at Fiveo'Clock.--.Guaeckid; BIRMINGHAM b i lercury. Post Coach, w:th a Guard, oats nut every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Nowt. Passes bygtxtord, Euston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, dull-street, Birtringharn.. DOVER, Deal, • Margate, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Favetshans, - Chashans,and ltocbeiner ' Post Coachei, Morning hurt afternoon. . Pstoengers and l'arceis booked. for the above Coaches, ' al the New White lloric Caw, Pkcedilly. Tdii TWEDDELL AND ELGIN CON'TROVERSIC, lust published, in 4to. price 51. 6d. sewed, DDENDA to the REMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL, late Fellow of Trinity Cuticle, Cainbridge ; Ohs a Vindication of the Editor against certain Pilhlita addle Earl of Elgin and others, accompanied by an bides itibele Work. By the Rev. ROBERT TWEDDELL, A.M. Printed for I. Mamma; SO, Ludgate street. Of whom may be bad, %Second Edition of the Remains; to which are added, the IlPshlication, much new matter, and an Index. AS Ss. bds. This day was published, Niri Edition, being the Flutb. handsomely printed In twenty volumes quarto, price £36. in boards, , rdg,ENCYCLOPIEDIA BRITArNNICA; or &DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and M ISCEL • WEOUS LITERATURE, withnearly 6 hundred engravings. 'Pits{ for Archibald Constabli and Co. Edlnburgis;• Gale blur, London ; Thomas Wilscn and Sons, York ; John Hull; Robi nson , S on and Holdswortb, Leeds; and ag, Dublin. Of whom may be had* l ial.l.llEN I ' to the Encyclinardla liritannica , edited by llapi e r, E*.q. F.R.S.E. with Engravings t accuted In "the I* W the art — Vol. I. consisting of Two Parts. price Sa... 41 bitjoittrne there is prefixed a Discourse, exhilliting a ge , tLim of the Prngrebb of Mensphrical. Etbicat, and Politi '`.4oof. By Dugaid Stewart, Esq. F. R. o. L. and E. Ettract front Edinburgh Review.•tio. 53. 1 ,, oh tliscoun e is tht must vlendid of Mr. Stewart's works, 'jaw the author nt the head of the elegant writers on phi grea7,,_ la our langu age .. Th e discourse is, Cu the w in> , a co:n rs which no oth e r writ e r of English prose has equalled.— "Mt *lice to say, that the preienr Supplement affords a fPeilglitig specimen of the skill and care of the Editor; i st we have nowLere seen auy collection of Treatises, ewe °Q Went& subjects, which contained in the same compass ittilVouteh met and original information as the tiro parts jest been published. The Encyclopsdical Dictfou‘ `tillieh hare of late succeeded each other with extraordinary whhaVe,in more than One Instabee, 'hewn strong tendetwiet ',omits; thouglavitesefavcssrablisyniptonis have nowhere t hemselves so clearly as in this Suppiiiment. A Wourk,i .__1 01 44 is to be supported in any considerable degree by of such men as Stewart, Playfair,Leslie, tirande, Sniltb,and others of the same rank in the li terary depairtmerkby Scott,Misen, 44 04 of their scalding, cannot fail to poetess estratirdinary• •\! Ifl befog the first of Vol. It and commenting With) ' , it of the mathematical and 7 a wiU apPiar hi tie Gourds of dieimilit In& 0 nooses at nytnn s u,lnsu ULIJS 1451,y• 44. Hazard as Sivewright 11,Qu0 Webb • 0 Carroll 86 Swift 11,111 Even 0 ilitilartbon 87 Martin 12,000 Marcia • 44 bsh 88 Sivewright Persons fancying any Numbers not in the shove List Main them by an early application to any Office Keeper, o LBW, Contractor, No. 4, CL rnbill, or 9, Charing.cress. te of 7118 TWEDDELL AND ELGIN CONTROVERSY. lust published, in 4to. price ss. 6d. sewed, , DDENDA to the REMAINS of JOH!' TWEDDELL, late Fellow of Trinity Cotiege,Cainbridge a Vindication of the Editor against certain Pu4ics r . dike Earl of Elgin and others, accompanied by an lade. ihibele Work. By the Rev. ROBERT TWEDDELL, A.M. ;her Printed for I. Mamma; 39, Ludgate street. is • Of wham may be bad, Bilkend Edition of the Remains; to which are added, th 17 Psbleation, much new matter, and an Index. AS Ss. loos. This day was published, * Edition, being the Fifth. handsomely printed In tweet volumes quarto, price £36. in boards, m r. ENCYCLOP.EDIA BRITArNNICA ; fiIeTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and MISCEt US LITERATURE, withneari y 6 hundred . engraving Mall for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh;. Ga 3 limier, London ; Thomas Wilscn and Sons, York ; Joh r Hull; Robinson, Snes and Holdswortb, Leeds; at : _ 01 98112g, Of wham may be had, . •. PqrrLailEN r to the Encychraxclia liritannica, edited 1 . • ,lispier, Exq. F.R.S.E. with Engravings executed ILI • lelle of the ast.—Vol. I. consisting of Two Parts. pa ark. 1111 Vbittme there is prefixed a Discourse, exhibiting a g k ' f1 ,.. 4 11 of the Progress of Metaphysical. Ethical, .and Pohi eloosophy, By Dugald Stewart, Esq. F. R. S. L. and E. Extract front Edinburgh Review.• No. 53. 'l vey discourse is the must splendid of Mr. Stewart's wail riltes the author at the head of the elegant writers on pi hi la our language. . The discourse is, on the who .e, a co: ▪ '•• width no other writer of English prose has equalled: juice to say, that the present Supplement affords • ' ..Preipidng specimen of the skill and care of the Edito on we have nowLere sears auy collection of Treatises, etc ° Glelvetific subjects, which contained in the same comp Ism & exact and original information as the two ▪ lav e. irot been published. The Eneyelopedical. Diction Lave of late succeeded each other with entraordins "Ysitaie,in more than one instahee, ebewn strong tends ne ev ertiont,thoughvitesefavourablisyniptonis have noirlie 4 6 1 1 t hemselves.° clearly as in this Suppkiment. A Seta s ' two Ist° be supported in any considerable degree sal • • c ettlittinens of such men as Stewart, Playfair, Leslie, &ant t iter 7 "l'homsen, Smith, and others of the same ratik in t .;,.. 7 " tithe li terary depairtmerieby Scott,Alistin, Barns ""e of their standing, cannot fail to poetess estratirdina I l i n s l• - bebig the fast at Vol. It and commenting* • ...: i ..* 41 01 thy matlisasatleal •sand Rintial . tiocseee l. rkikirorgispiesellidiecuurie Ir. hu we • itiTE.4Dx;/, NOyEfttet This day via4prblls44l. • ~FtheMEANSn GUARDIN G DttrEtLING HOUSES, by their Cohstrovron 'AGM/4'Bi' FIR E. • By the Right Lion..WARK EN One of hi. Majesty's Mon Haiviur:b!ki Privy Coporil. 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TILE 'Royal and Nobln Patrons of The above IN STU UllOl4, for the exclusive Tiz s trurnt ofYENCREAL.' Co bi PLA),D e g a t and choir dangerous cqueoces, in orJrr thit have resulted orn it, selected Mr Kkr: nap a s as !Megan', (staciditag high OD thy lift ei theituyal Cotlege), dirpetel bit chietottentien to those *easel. .Mr. irconceives its pars of his Official doll to amnion tile' c 74 pointing to . the List of the. Royal Coilege,!Publiahrd a_..tilAnolysmiligtie width& *martian (epeeists Misianfig arts Was, wi* without being eaneSollad WV& int ; are to lie credited. The an nual reports of At. LOck DMllstary will prove that some of the meat dallikrotk9 lases of Strictures, aid other I.llppostyl ia:miaMe "affections of the Generative Organs.ltave been:here ra dieallY and ssecessfully treated. Mr. Kleritait may fie consulted as meal, by both Sexes, at his Heat, 21, Louver Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, where let tere irons Town and Couutry are to be addressed, and the mere sary advice ar.d medicine will be given,.or sent, to any pert of the United Kinclom. pupshed, price es. 2d Edition, Prictical'Observidonl od the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at . bio; 174, Fleet-street, Nu. SO, l'aternoster-row, and No, 10, Crown-court, Sohn. • . THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Prepared by Dr. Sor.oxoa, Gilead-Holm ' near Liverpool, price half a guinea a bottle; or the quantity of four in one family bottle for ;Ss. on which 9& are laved, duty included. T HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD universally ickhOwledged to be peculiarly efficaciuna in all inward wasting*, loss of appetite,Andigestlod, depression eri spirt's, trembling or sinking of the !antis or ilmbs,• obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and consumptive. habits. It thins the blood, eates the most violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gentry this medicine is much admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently a.- tringing the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper t e n.iiy *bleb wpood'digtsdon requires. Nothing can be better adapted 1 to help end nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debsucfi with wine, occ. This Cordial is highly esteemed is the East and West ladles fur stouristiug and invigorating the nervous system, and acting "as a, general restoratlvemi leblfitated eonstltptions, arising irons !Alloyl cnmplaintscontraeted iu hat clifilltei.- 7 -• l'lso-e -who have the care and education of (mak% tie studious as will . ' as the sedentary part of the community, should-never be Without the Cordial Balm of Offeid, which'removis tifaelaes in the head, Invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the imagination, ,!• It is the most abSolute remedy forsuch diseaies as are attend ed with the following symptoms, .namely, a great straitness , of the breast , with difficulty . of breathing ; violint palpitations of the heart, Sudden flushes of heat In various parts Of the body ; at other times a sense of Cold, as if Water was poured on them; flying - pains in the arms ind liplbs, back and telly, resembling those ;nec3stianed by the grata; the purse very variable, sitme, times uncommonly slow, at other times very quick; yawning the hiccougb, freqwent iiightist, anal a sense of suffocation, as front a bait or lump Alm Lii . Cthroat ; alternhfc iiii of crying and convul sive laughing; et:4 sleep unsound, and seldoormireshing, and the patient often teotibledwith hart id Jreatki,isteh kis been sail by interested iniiiiiileals against* inedieiriti tirat'are'aivertisr4t ; but there is' a vertlismottant obserytkity to tirdille ircieatige the Cordial lialpssAlead, that unlenits olteralsols . was gentle, safe, and efficacious, It could nut have' obtained the unessol pled 1 demanilliliis acquired; for, as it.bas rarely. ilii gr lir advetige of a persuasive advocate at the car of the patient, so nothing bult his conviction of Its viruses, by Its salutary effects, can induce jr.i severance, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most re quisite to eitibk even the liappleit combitiatiuty.of chemitpls and galealealito root out chronic disegibs, and restore - the valetudina rian to health. . • • . Its welLimoursi ebaracteristkof promoting longevity has been king maintanad.; Toe by lieephiLthe connitution,la it sere, In eoutinhal mipalk, it wiser ees the 'bay in health and rigour, and 1 prevents iseendllerre decay. it.reqUiFee nopardealarcoofmenient ' nor attendbaltb diet. • . • • • • ••• • ‘ • Ciosrament security against Counterfeits. . Sold by Samuel Leigh, 11, Strand ; llama and Co. 150, Os. ' • forli-ettee.t. London ; Brodie and Dowding, Aalisbury ; and all Medicine Venders; prim 1 Is, each; or font in one family Bottle few Us. by *Nth one its. botthi is imbed, with the rinds— " Sam). Solosium, Livapool," =wind am the Stamp. compumept . Irj: Dr. reio o r p non 4 ezpeci note s, t :teis in guasult e444 ed aagfetsed by litre, “ ch t e i tun ow ; 4 • Iso6l. Vt 8414thOn, Gilead &Wat s near Adintrool. skits! __ _ . -- --. •- -- - •-x THE 'CHEAPEST AND BEST MIELICINES PVR . , .• • ,cauctiv,col.Ds. Alt 4 AS'l KM AS. ‘ , . 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A mast suffocating Asth matic Cough, during the whiter, afflicted me so severely, that I expected sothim Ins than death every minute ; ore bottle re. lien& at. mitalerabli, and four more perfectly restored me. Yon, ending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble unmet, " TUOMAIII ILD11111:141)11." '• SOU WY ktleirards. 66, on the Footway, St. Paul's Church lulls Pct. Royal Exchange; Sanger, Oxford-street ; and. Ward, HAW, None can he genuine except Sitaw and itil.vards, 66, St, TfChpecioyard,r is engrave:Lou the stamp. Price ts. 9d. mid riegixe O. Id. per bottle. ' • - 4 1