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i -; . - , ~;- . - . r _ 1: F'' 9°23 „...„. i HEATRE ROYAL, DR 111kY-LANK, lIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties , =is will perforin (Erse dm) a New Pty, in three ACCUSATION; OR, TH FAMILY OF ANOLADE. ISt PRINCIPAL CMARACTICS IT ISE Min CARR, Mr. BARTLEY. Mr. WALLACK, j o r .R. pfitt.t.i PS, Mr. CARR, Mr. POWELI., i. 'NIGHT, Mr. S. PENI.EY, Mr. BARNARD, . ipSWORTH, Mr. JAMESON, Mr. ARCHER, g „.*lsr, Mr. WHYBER, Mr. CHAPPEL, Mr. WILSON; LOVER, Miss KELLY, Miss COOKE, Milig CORR', gb. LYON, Mb% HUGGINS, Mrs. Goodman, l ir Mrs. CAUSE, Mrs. SCOT I'. To which will be added, WHO'S WHO ? wsy to-Pay Old Debts will be performed every Mon- Misy dll farther flake. ---- 111---i-ATRE ROYAL, COVEN'f-GARDEN. tIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, ISABELLA. e ,ceNwA Y ; Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; MURRAY; Villeroy. Mr.EGERTON. .Label a, Miss O'NEILL. i Ida 1 4 be added, (Prat time) a new Drama, taller! •• THE PORTFOLIO; THE ANGLADE FAMILY. PRINCIPAL CNARACTIIIII ST GC. EIIMBLE, Mr. ABBarr, Mr.IOKELMr. TERRY. 11.111FETON, Mr. MATHEWS, Y, Hr. FARLEY, Mr. JEFFERIES ; iiilktON, Mrs. FAucEr, and Miss WORGMAN. er Night's Dream will be acted every Monday, -say,andFriday,till !tardier notice. 4sy, The Orphan. - . 4SHIONADLE D ANC LNG, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. IS, Sherrard.street, Golden-square, j,. sad Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that seihment, or have not the modern style. Ir. Mimes system of teaching is expressly studied for those Smith an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite pod society e speditiously, privately, and in a superior style ptessd elegance, Those who do not want private teaching Itsts at small expenee, with a respectable set of pupils, on psilic washing evenings. Professors of dancing taught the torgaot fancy dances, and the superior parts of the proles- I. 411 e Subscription Assemblies are eves y F 1 Way. MISS O'NEILL, presenting_ the present Number of LA BELLE A sslmmix for January, 1816,10 the British Ladies as a Specimen of the very superior style and manner in wide,. Snake of ibis Work Is to be published hereafter, the hope it will be considered as a patitying example, ne n un i vers al sprasbation.--As amextraordloary embellish t &Portrait Print of Miss BURREL is now sloven to sup thediftciency of the last Number, which was unavoidably by the indisposition of the Artist.-o-Mies O'NEILL, ngular embellishment in this Number of LA, BELLE AS BLEE, may be considered peculiarly beautiful an,: aurae -I,sod the only correct likeness of that lovely Ac rocs yet pro ud, it is very finely engraven by Mertes, after the muck rhea Picture by DIVIS, in the character of Belvidera, and ESe nd to public notice as a correct Spectate's of the style and in wild the Ponrait Prints la all the future Numbers heuicaterl, thy ape. impressions are tallest off the Plate 'ma will be sold at Si each, by tie Publisher, aft& may . . as one of the fi nest specimens of the art tf engratr. ;vatadlng ones, to be extetred generally b , els: name . ati shin of slrMar vrettnsiens, will ad have to C:14:- [. 4sal by J. 13c 1" 11 . , Clare•c - ourt, • Drury lane, I .ondon, and to stall the Booksellers iss the United Kingouty. maga them's' interesting articles or LA BIiLLE ASiltM. for the present mouth, will be found, Biography of Mies ; Anecdotes of 'illustrious Females ; Characters of cek. Frenchwomen; Select and kiLtor.cal Aneed"tes ; Biu• Lerch of Gainsbomugh, rite celebrated English Painter ; Yaw System of Botany; Gal antries of Bonaparte and ; Wresting Accounts of Bermuda and Kinsale; with sr . ankles, elegant, mural, and Literary ; and a seltction specimens of Poetry, Ste Zce Et:. Tallinn for the Month comprise a prominent feature in Wort, toge-her with the Cabinet of Taste, or l'ithrotWy of Foreign Costume, with !tetrad's on the pro . Improvements in Dress, from the sari of Itom2ss re- [ILIA RD's PATENT IMPERIAL TWINE L CLOTH, for Sheeting and Family Wear.-4he Nobility. r: sad the Public, are respectfully informed by the Pa• the above Cloth is sold, duly . stamped, at the Eat India No. 16, Cheapside, and at no colter house, whole- Ouch'. caws for exportation; and by the piece, from 11.5 gyieds each, at vs. Ls. 6d. 3s. Ss. 6d. es. es. 64.1. and ss. 6d. E7lt is peculiar for its great economy, and its singular to health, particularly in this changeable climate, preventing the ill effects arising from sudden crank:ions beet to cold after exercise, never indstbing tie damp , and equally beneficial in warm or cold climates, ildtpdto all the purposes of family u,e, for starting, chit a'siirer, sheeting, &c ; the pieces for sheeting, both .5-4 tbs 114 tat,eontaiti from two to four pair each. and surpass every windier economy, bcauty, and pleasantness of wear. Or ►l/hol the Country receive every attention. The Whits Chintz !Alin' e his and Children's wear, may be obtained u above we from 'I bree to Four Guineas each, cousainlng Iron; tits kor dresses. _. _ TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTIL ' ,LVIIIS AND GENTLaaItN, tery leave most respectfully to reCclll4lend to MI the use of my invaluable Composition of JAPAN rIG, which preserves and softens the Leather, and im disown beautiful jet black ever beheld; words cannot s t et Wiest praise, nor its tranacendant qualities be truly known isferience. Wel will find by the continued use of this eminently Blacking, that their Half Boots and Walking Shoes will soft and pliable, and resist damp, with the elegancier pf a Mira A single Bottle may be bad, as specimen, at my 9 and by the principal Bootmakers, Oilmen, and ,at all the great Towns in the Kingdom.-1 have the bile, Ladies and Gentlemen, your nso.t obedient and tempt, RICHARD TURNER. it Landon-road, Southwark, Nov. 1,1815. AGENTS. 9/ 11 Per... Portsmouth ; Chambers, Mills, Dobbs, Shovel sen. Gosport ; Alkn, Page, Treed, Gilbeit, Ind tea; Kale, Leggau, Stokes, Sbad;ell i Shotter, French , ON Post Mee, Yarmouth , Irk of Wight ; and may be °tor more Shopkeepers la all the principal Towns in Booth by the use of this Blacking. will experience a Miethlack equal to vualsh ; words cannot set forth its narks transcendaat qualities be truly known but by ee_ t Cowry Shopkeepers may he supplied whit this in Sixpenny, Shilling, and Eightteaspenny bustles, by I their commands to the Warehouse, where a single Is be had as a sample ; or by applying through the mo le Wholesale Houses. 4iX 6 l;Zl e lle t P LL:don Road, Southwark, Nev. 15, 1815. DUE Ask for lutists's blacking. --:''' • -i. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1816. • VV. GER, Fellow of the Royal College of Physician., &e, Well twain Ms next COURSE of I.EC TURES a.nl PIAMINATIONS on the THEORY and PRAC TICE of PHYSIC. CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA ME DICA, at the Theatre of Mr. Btoott as, Blenheim-street, Great Marlhorotigh•nreet, on Monday, Pehritary 5, at Bight In the Morning. -69, Margot. t-qt reet, Cavendish-square. This cloy was published, price Ss. AN I '<QV I R Y into the present AGRICULTU RAI. 1)1 1 RESSEi of this COUNTRY, with some Sug gestions for oheir Relief. Dedicated (without permission) to C. C. Women). Esq. M.P. • Sold by Baldwin and C.. and Longman and Co. Paternoster -1 row ; Hattbard and Ridgeway, Piccadilly ; and by all Book- WOOD, Wien. A COMMONCOUNCIL, holden at the Chats; her of.the Guildhall of the City df Imittk;ti; on Thursday, the 25th of 'anew., Me, Resolved, That an humble, lord, Mid dutiful Addresi of Caw gratulation be presented to his ROTA Highness the Patnea Re- SCHT, on the Peace recently concluded with his Majesty the Kitid of FSANCC. WOODTHORPR. TO THE MAGISTRACY, atc. THE RECORDER, nr JUDICIAL and MA. GisTERIAL MAGAZINE, was published this day, price 2s. 6d. containing a Compendium of all Laws as enacted; Civil and Criminal Trials ; Analysis of all Law Books • Corres pondence and Opinions tin Legal Cases ; Lives and A necdotes; Register of all Police Transactions; Bankrupts; Law Appoint ments; Miscellaneous information, and Historical Events during the Month. Published by Salvia') and Marshall, Statinuen'-court; I. Blus, SS, Par Harness street, and all Booksellers in Town and Country. ' • SOUTHEY'S POE FICAL WORKS. This day were published, In Thirteen Vols. fc. Svo. price £4. 16s. boards, , THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy. Containing Roderick, the last of the Goths, 2 vols 16s. Ouse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s. Madoc, 2 vols. 164. Thalaba, 2 vols. i Gs. loan of Arc, 2 vols. 16s. and Minor Poems ' 3 vols. 1 ss. any of which may be had separate. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater no.ter.rnvs. THE NEW YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY TO COMMENCE DRAWING 14th FEBRUARY, CONTAINS Pities IN Guineas 4 of £25,000 Is £52,501 Money 2 20,0r0 40,000 2 5,000 10,000 S Imo 5,000 6,540 £5OO to £lO 92,50 Q Not 2 Blanks to a Prize, which h only half the usual proportion. Tickets and Shares are Selling at SI"WRIGHT's No. 3/, Cornhill, 11, Holborn, 38, Haymarket, 141, Oxford-street ; where Capital Prizes of X 40,000. £30,000, £24,765, £16,000, &e. also the brat Outs ever paid •n Gold, have been shared and sold to an amount unequalled, and which he hopes to repeat in the above attractive Scheme. CLASSICAL LET f This day was publi die.% in I2mo. is. Gd. boards, or ss. bound, 91HE CLASSICAL ENGLISH LETTER. WRITER ; or Ei.i•tolary Selections : designed to improve Young Persnns in the An of Letter-writing, and in the Principles of Virtue altd Piety. With Introductory Rules and Observations on Epistolary CompAtion, and Biographical Notices of the Wri ters !rum whom the 'Alters are selected. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater nosier row, London ; aed Wilson and Sons, York. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Lessons for Young Persons in Humble Life, iSmo. fourth Edition, price 4s. boards. 11. True Storks; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children, lame. second Edition, price Ss. 6d. boards. s. True Stories • or, Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons, aecosd Ldirion pr i ce 49. 6d. boards. 4. A fsend iy Hitt f.sr Across's* surf Aqsprentless,tsimwes Der fourth Editinn, pu ce 9d , sewed. This day was published, by LONGMAN. HURST, RIES, ORMii and lin aw N Paternoster I. SCHOIAIt'S SPELLING ASSIST it. ANT, whereia the Words are arranged on an improved plat., according to their respective Prilic.pit.s of Accentuation; in a nomner calculated to remit:adze the Art of Spelling and Pro nuntiati:m, to remove difficulties. and to facilitate general im prtiventent. Intewied for the Use of schools and Private Tuition. By THOMAS CABPRNI'GR. Price Is. ski . bound. 2. An English Vocabulary, in which the Words are arranged inkscrimitiately ; designed as a Sivel to the Scholar's Spelling Assistant. fur the put pow of grotioding young Persons more ef fectually in Spelling and Pronutecati.in ; to which are added, Miscellanies on the most useful Ana interesting Subjects. By 'lrhontas Carpenter. In 12mo. Po ie., S. Tie New Orthographical Assistant ; or, English Exercise Book. Written on an improved Plan, for the more speedy I:t -,truction'of Voting Person, in the Art of Spelling and Pronun ciation, intended for the Use of Schools. By Thos. Carpenter. Price 2s. bound. Just published, illustrated with a valuable Map and several Ln graviogs of scenery and Costume, price LI 17s. 6.1. hoards, rIPHE SECOND and LAS I! VOLUME of the 1 VOYAGES and TRAVELS of O. VON L.ANOSDURFF, Counsellor to hie Majesty the Emperor of ituisia and Ceuvul-General at the Emile. CuetAining the Account of hi. Voyage to the Aleutian islands and North West coast of An:erica, and return by Landover the North East parts of Asia, through Siberia to Petenburgli a route ncver before performed "We think this sec ond part of Langi.Jorlr* 'travels the most entertaining port' ha of the whole. It abound* in lively pictures and natural scenes and modes of life. of a very wild, striking, and semantic character; some aceessious too are supplied to Naurat Maury." licks. Rev. “ yids is a saleable and entenalning Work. It Is the proiuction of an individusiebighey accomplished in hisprofestiou." Brit Cnt. 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This slay was published, embellished with k Map of France, vim 4s. 6d. bound, I. HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Ex pulsion 'of the Romans, to the Peace of 1815; written purposely for the use of Schools and young persons, By W. MAVOR. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternna. ter-row, sad may be had of all Booksellers In Town and Country. Of whom may also be had, ►y the same Author, 2. The History of Logland, in two volumes, with Map and . Plates, 104. bound. - S. The Ribtory of Greece. in two volumes, with'• Map and Plates, Os. bound. • 4. The history of Rome, in three *slum.% with Map and Plates, 2SL (id. bohod. A coMplete sit ut Questions to Dr. Mayor's Histories of Eng• laud, Greece, and Rome, by Jo;:n Walka, Sta. bound. 50000 GUINEAS IN GOLD.! BEGINS WEDNESDAY, THE 14 111 OF FEBRUARY. Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of £20,000 Sterling, Two Prizes of £5,000 Sterling, &c. Fcc. 4 CORNHILL, and 9 0 CHARING-CROSS. IBISH, of the above old-established Offices, most • respectfully solicits the attention of his best Friends, the Public, to the State Lottery, which commences Drawing on Valentine's Day. The Scheme consiits of 20,000 Tickets, to be all drawn In one Lottery of Four Days drawing. The Prizes amount to mi 200,000, the whole of which are to be paid in Sterling Money. Net Fwo !Hanks to a Prize, and no filed or attached Capital what ever. be •-. . . • .11‘, 4.40 fl * k -1 14 4' r . # pr_ F " ♦- PK. Tickets and Shares are 'ling by DISH, Stock Broker, • 4, COR NHII L. and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where iu the last Lottery, he sold Iwo - Prizes of - .eso,ooo One £20,000 And . Sevent,en other Cap'tals in S per Cent. Consols, and in the Two Contracts previuns, I'nzi of - £40,000 te3o,oco One Three Ike. Sm. MONEY ON BILLS. 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This dav was published, price 1:!3.6d. boards, ATREATISE on PROFITS, DISCOUNTS. and IN PEREST ; containing easy Roles tor computing to the utmost exattn..ss, the gross amount of any net sum to allow a di-cumit therefrom, and to secure a c. t tan: net profit after sue, rerietnnt ifo• heeirtlehkined ; lehL thy Trlttes.-evhffirrlntg the' stet . cost and c. wit amount of any sum front tld. to Lit °, to gain from 21 to sty per cent. net, at -r allowing a discount of t !t% 50 per , cent. on gross elisrze ; Example: ITIP:C!in ints i rorn (trent Aurhut,, their emirs pointe.l wit; 1 abler ter Vetailer%, %hewing erns% • harge on ILA sum to gain a re: tain per ceirag: and allow no discount, front sd. to dt . i. Er inii•le., site:slog tlir pernicious effects of allowing extra discounts te! gray charge. fabks of Int.rest at 5 per cent. from to ./.!!00, from o n e to 90 d37s, 10Q, and 900 days; and easy R.,les to calculate 1.1. triest at 5 per cent. or any other sue, to any time or any %um-, and into now sum, when tables arc not at hand for use—to reduce several disconuts to one sum, and to mike a pros, on such sum ti: allow adi count thereon—to make agr charge ti , a secon • or third purchaser, each to gain different profits, after allowing different dtscutinia, and to secure a certain net per cent. profit to the first persona ; Tables for simple Discounts, and to ascertain the amount to b. recovered cf any part of money advanced In bhlppist,t Insurance, with 'navy mote u etul Particulars on the above Subjects, tiever'befoce published by any Author in this or any other Country. Dy JOHN LOWE, 4irminghlrn. Elreningltim: Pruned by J. Ferrel, 75, High-street, for the Author, in l fauna street, and soil by him; and W. Walker, 196. Sttand, I .ontion ; and other Booksellers in Town and Country. Dlt. CAMERON is consulted every day (Sun days tic three o'clock, at his house, No. ss„ Berner's-se rcet, Ilx ord street. Patients unable to Intend, are re titivated in vets I a .mall yititiry uf their nv.rning urine.' Al though Dr. U ' s 1)1100 I it is a well known fact that tie h as .r e vored it. ley tie perfect health, when the most eminent uf the prof. s.n.is lave tiara, in painful, lingering, and dangerous eases; as ilivvaays tot :be liver, bilious and ether obstructions, jatilid!ce, visivia.r.tv in the stomach, nervous debility, gravel, dropy. &c ; .Iso ihtue complaints peculiar to females a t the dif ferent per:ed4 fe. Advice to the pour without a fee. NERVOUS DISE.kbEi. diceaccs incident to mankind, those of the nervint. kind are the most complicated and difficult to core. A volume wimld not be sufficient to point out their various ap. pearalices. I hey imitate almost every disease, and are seldom alike in two different persons, or even in the same person at lillereut , Oreg.-I'rates:l like, they are continually changing shape; and Mutt every fresh attack, the panintt thinks he frets symptoms which he nivrr_txperienee4 before. Nor do they only affect the hotly; the mind likewise suffers, and is often thereby rendered eairenu.4y weak and peevish. The low spirits, Bolo rewinds, nie:aitcholy, and deli: teas of temper; which generally attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they are entirely disra ;es of the ;and ; but this change of temper is rather a eimscquence than the Woe of nervous diseases. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the most elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet discovered for nervous diseasis and shattered constitutions, consumpions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, trembliugseif the mind, sexual debility, stomach and liliwel complaints, and all other diseases arising foam a relaxed state of the nervous system ; which are too often brought on hy dlisipation in youth, and the gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of health, and the laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a Ann and strong constitution. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. ISO, Ox ford.streec. London; Brodie and Dowding, Sallibury ; and all Medicinn Venders; price I Ls. each, or four in one Family Bottle fur 335. by which one 11x. bottle is laved, with the words— " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. 113 , - Dr. Solom on expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a it note to be inclosed, addressed, " Moog Letter. Dr.' Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double pottage." Also, price Ss. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant portrait of the Author, sod a view of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE to HEAL l'H; or, Advice to both Soweto a Variety of Complaints. By S. SoLonoN, M.D. Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypo. Clioniriic Complaints; also General Remarks on these Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently afflicted ; ex plaining the Simptmps, mode of Treatment and Remedies most properly adapted for Smoot Debility, ate. he. , tat 4 1 9, 74 7 1 _ .0:7114011 •• • - --~--•. Pin' ~ - • IR I.sY, . . I a MEETNG rrEF. op • IDClolllofh.ertie COMMtt.T. JANVA I R A T ni. point d by the Gioneral.Body of Prstesrarn Distenvng titters of the three Denominations, for the purpree of intal. y, and also. for the Superiutentoance and Dlstrbulon of the Funds, which may be contributed for the Rene' of the French Protes tants, suffering f•r Conscience sake, • Unpaimoudy Resolved, • 1. That ibis Committee have absolved with astoniAment and regret, that attempt ate waking. tbrengh the medium of the press, to defeat their object by misrepresenting their motives ; and although the Committee know ton well what is due to the dignit y of that respectable Body by which they are deputed, to engage in useless Warfare with those who are labouring to still !that pubtie sympathy which it is the wish of the Beds' to excite, they yet owe it to their own character,_ and to the cause which they have dertalten, to sate candidly, once for all, the motives by which they have been guided, and the end they have in vies. It. That this Committee, therefore, utterly disclaim, for them. selves and their Constituents, al party feeling on a efulatims Which they conceive to he purely and exclusively religious; but that if they must be ranked with a patty, they are happy in ranking 03 this occation wish that of the Government, which listened so ecn didly to their representations, entered so Warmly into their feel ings, and ph dted itself-so rea:li yto employ its food offices for the same humane purpose to which the interference has been directed, S. That if any man calling li , nvelf a Protestant, Clll to Dissenting Ministers, as f crime, the- they have s'e'ep the tn. seiv:oi peculiarly forward 01 this occasion, he should remember that they are the descendants of those vibe, for conscience sake, suffered the spoiling of their goods, and the loss ni their hires and to whose constancy under persecution it is ch:eny owing tist4 lea Uzious liberty is now firmly established in this favourite land. 4. That furling the value of this inestimable bleving, they could not but be deeply interested by any occurrence which might threatenits lon, to those especially with whom they are united by the tie of a common faith, and a common worship ; nor could they refuse dick sympathy or their relief, to men bleeding in the I cause which rendered the memory of tier Fathers immortal. S. That though letters have been received from Ministers in France, expressing objections to the interference of their Preen. ant brethren in England, .the Committee have ascertained front :r u te ets stiosiable evidence, that some of View letters have been under constraint, and that others have been dictated by pa apprehension (it is hoped, erroneous), lest such an intetferenat Should injure them in the estimation of their own Government, at, rasher, lest it should expose them to the fury of a faction, Which sets the Government itself at defiance. And the Com. value, are of opinion, that if complaints are cautiously uttered, they deserve the more the consideration and syntparhy of those who are aware of the cause hi which this e tut:on originates. 6. That while they have been acting con.istently vinh their Own prnciples, in expressing their atifor react of all ref gious per secution, by whomsoever practiod ur countenanced, they cannot but suppose, that in c..ntributing to alleviate tho distresses of the French Protestants, they are c.iincidieg with the in:t to- • the French Government, which has been taking measure, to .typresi tho ou•races. if not huppiresud, must ucca,iun its own disgrace, and compr..tnise its own safety. :. 1 . 113 t the Committee %ace the msst finteri-g encourzge. meet to persevere in the plons and Cc lie. , nos airea ly made, the spirit ch s ,i•reaslint: t* , ; :•ie.hout the k.n,idoes; and io the pro•pect that this -pint will tit tu: , tely retool: them to grant impertant r.I ef to t' elf sufferit,e br.:thren, and to ties •vidows and orptians :if :he eicrime of per tention. 'rimy chi, therefore, rum: request the unremitting to operattonof Ptt.testants of every denomination, but especially of ?rote-stunt Dissenters, in tills labour of love; and they express thee cordi dent assurance, that in con•ributiog to this object, without suffer ing their set!' to be . dantrol by any insinuations or a m p whatever, they ate promoting the rpteld and establishment of tie .4.:bgistbq Libstly s inticts is. the-if/memo earthly bees. ti-a.t Heaven cati Senate on man.--By order of the Committee, 4 igned) THOMA,I MORGAN, secretary. To the SC ittl FULC/US, CONSUMPTIVE, and NERVOUS: EXPE R I MENTA LLY convinced, with t h e world at large, not only of the inutility but injury fre. itiewly done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Core of these Diseases, and, at the same time, rude persuaded that, q the dispensations of PROVID6NCt, effectual Remedies eel.. tailly were to be found ; we confideotly and zeelously devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result or fourteen years' application has been the happy disi:overy of Three Near Kenn. dies entire!y out of the , riehil mu Me of IVied , cal Practice, p r o . during the most erra.ii awry and beneficial effects Oa the Con. sunirive s Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but their very Constitutions are radically chenge,l.—W e oxygenate .the bl, o of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, and re store the emaciated frame to robust ant ruddy health. Nor do we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our FlcrofulotiS Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarely tails rooting it out of the esnstitinion. Our Nervous Remedy is equally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental , lisease, wearied out by perpetual disappointinAß, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief front awn wretchedness. , he New Medical Institution is established by a Society Of Medical Gentle men, for the Cure of these Complains only, at No. H, ravn.tock. Street, liedford-square, Loodon.— , F. XAVIiII and Co. ••• Ample Irertrtions are given with each distinct Resee,ty, the price of which is Ins 6d. double XI, quadruple Li 13* to gether with a Pampitiet of the evidences of the succt%s of these anodes of treatment. Dr. SKINNER, Member of the Roy it _:1116 lege, may be consulted at Vic Institution from eleven to ihree, ur by letter, post paid, including a rentivance, addres , ed to F. XAVIIII and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be heed gratis, at the Institution, where the Remedies are sold, wholesale, and retail, and by all Venders in Town and Country. HAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, an d been gratified by the most considerable practice in that branch which we thought proper to select, we treat that we have not more misemployed our time, than those who, in the exten sive field of the profession, are occasionally immersed in sneers. Ginty, and cannot always attain that success which Is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one class of disorders. The &rues of Debility are peculiarly distresling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant symptoms, and, by a de. kcsion of all vital energy, existence itself becomes imbittered. Whether they arise from the prevalence of ill example, the de. structive habits of ached-boys, or the less excusable indulgences of maturity, they require the most assiduous professional skill; and well may it be observed, that by the Igre,rance of uneduca. ted men, the symptoms are aggravated, anl tto constitution is destroyed. As Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, and formerly Surgeons in his Majesty's service, we ground our pretensions us regularity of Education, and possessing every privilege to plea tit!, we feel ourselves entitled to that confidence with which we have hitherto been so liberaify honoured. In the first sensations of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bet where the suf. fever, from a consciousness of the unmanlinees of the vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt o r censure o f his family physician, ad broods over his infirmity with caning concealment, it must be satisfactory for Mm to be assured not on ly of capability of treatment, but also of the most inviolable secrecy. gdiy. The-Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity is injured by the indiscretion of art unguarded moment. We offer the advantage of this experience to those of either sex who are aniseed with soy kind of debility, or any symptoms of Venereal infection,ead in all cases the terms of remuneration are stated en the first interview. Patients in the country are expected to enclose a Banknote, and are requested to specify their age and manner of living, se well as the esistlet symptoms of the complaint. CURRIE and Co. Members of the Royal College of Snrgeons in London sad Rdinbutgls, 107, liauon-Garden.--Jan. 05,1015. FOR THI'. USE OF SCHOOLS. Fce. This clay was pubiiled, in teem. price 9a. bound, ACONIPENDIUNI of GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of Schools, Private Families, and those who study this necessary Science. By RIC i !MAL MANGNA L. - Printed for the Aw heir; and [magma'', Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patenioster-row. London. Of whom may be had, by tits fame Awhnr, Historical and Miscellaneous Question., for Vie tbe of Young People • with a Selection of British General biustaphy,&c. The 12th E:lition, in 12RIo. price st. bowie. _'i: ' 1 , ,I