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ADDRESS TO HIS ROYAL 'MIMES TIIE REGENT. mAY nitAlg Y !VIWAI.'INV'S, tt We, his hieje. , tty's dutiful and loyal Su!lit...nen, the No. biemen, Gentlemen, Cierey, Yeomanry, ard of die e ci ,nty of Cornwall, duly as.embled, hunaLly beg leave t 3 offer c. your Royal Oahu" our !beare condolenctle,!l2 : ,Lpeath of I Li- Angeb Moeller, our mach-revered and lamented Queen. Wzrmly attached to the Illustrious !louse of our beloved Sove nign, and deeply interested In all that affects your Roy al llighnesg, we cordially sytr7a.'afze in your pren..nt c o n. whilst it was prrmitted to to admire the many virtues of her late Naj , sty. t a i•plat:cl her conduct, and to rejoice at tae influence of east enateple, Walch had so king contribute., to sus tain the tnnralt, and thus to sapport the chatactee, and rr.:serve the impp:acatl, of the People, we could not but be deeply ten aide of eae value and Importance of her life. Deeply do tlurcfure, dtp!ire our preset: kegs. 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Eneetsers of Geeznee Ileiroar, Ancient and Madero ; to which ere aided, a Table of Chronology, and a Comparative View of Ancient and Modern Geogiaphy. By Alexander Frazer Tytler, Esq. Two Vols. two: Sixth .hielizion, with Maps, 16s. in boards. 30. A Q/LIEICAL i stONetriMINIC Dietionore, and Expositor of the English Lenguage, By John Wells r, in one large valley. without the eminent abrisi7nent. Nineteenth Edition, price , 12s. in bawls. Intense study—immoderate aresiety—long resideece iibtroyi - a 7 .11 climes, and many othix causes, will frequently deiainge the rocs Sl'4l ;in such cases we can hold nut an arerance of tea animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine hopes et patients of both sexes. That bane to human happloess Lees TrVERZA. can new be tri:ated fearlessly, the improved state of Medics! S:ience having ihvested its antidote of those diese:sing proptertle that so lorg rendered its exhibition unceteain sr. : harassing. We h e n ex pl a i n out method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days o'dy art. required for the removal; of rely spills. toms;. that the: mist inveserate case will yield to our remedies within a mouth, and that in a person who only luistr.t. himself injured, the disease maybe prevented altegetber from Ape: ring; a similar remark appAes to many ntherder.:agements of the gene .rative system, as werkness, ulcerations, copetiaily strictures, obstinate CaSvi of which daily removed without the use cf caucic or stimulants. Som . : pecteliari ties i•: dotal to the softer sex, have not e.icapeel our attention; in which madness combined with cdl.casy ha's superseded the sneers •;seteliy id , wted. In fine, oar system Is uuilue, poettrarly erergetie, and entinertly are. ccssful. • . . Ai * * For the-general accommodation we do not limit (vendee' to stated periods of peactici, but mry be e mselted iet nil masa-- able hottis.-s-Couittry Patients are requested to describe mintitt ly their symptoms, etc. miyti medicine, - -id* advice, will 1 e imme diately forwarded to any pset of the kingdota,—A hank-note. is expected to accompany the else. OOS.S and res. M. R. C. Surgeons. 13, Rotiverie-street, Ilea-Rivet, London. Just pail shed, The EGIS of LIFR, n familiar Commentary elf the above Dite3lN'S. —By GOSS and Co.—'n be had at et), Cattines s: ; and cf .11 Bookser.ers, rice 55 _ .., - - !fir Cent t 1 i '4 ~...... A . ! 4‘ • - - ',,- f° , M ll4l it ub. ..''.- ' 'F C ‘ 4 I 03 0! 1" ' i ea-vol . , i • • V ;.' 42 ; • 'lt ;I ? . 1 ,, ~ 4 0 / . . ! • , • 7 .. . ~, 1 r..dert 22 7, 51 , " 4: A € e---- ~ • I , . • . • • 1 14 1 .14' 1 • - ------ aRIt; E S EV . EN - PENCI•s I l i SI • • . ; 'i , '. ! •5....''..,......;..,. ' 1 • PARTNER, OR PARTNERS li ? ' • - NN very . ANTED, in a re s pectable Whnleaale well- established Concern, in which Ten to T went y Thou- sand °ands and upwards may be advantageously employe ,I. The party coming in will be iaitiateal in the business, and may take an active part or nut, as may be tour.d.convenient. Every satisfactory enquiry will be answered to Principals and persons . i • of undoubted respectability.. I , Address X. Z. A. post-paid, Chapter Coffee-house, London. I . TO ATTORNIRS, BA NX CRS, A.-Ni 1.). ME 11C11.4, NTS. I I f A GENTLEMAN, who has been ad.:itted 41 an 1 ! ati .131. Attorney and a Notary Public, but without the m eans r . of practi-ing, wishes to engage hiniself in a sate active employ- ' f mast in which his profession may be of service. The most respectable reference. and undeniable security can be given. if required. • I Apply by Latter ' pd , t-paid, addressed to A. 13. No. 17, Can- terbery-place, Lambeth. . — SALES BY AUCTION. ~ . 1 1111 , i, • CUSTOM HOUSE, BRISTOL. :Rl' 2, 1819.- ' . I Di ;Fradef of.tbe Hon. Commissinnetsnf ids liaOsay's Customs, - • • on Tekillar, tt& 26th .I?nuary, 1819, in the 1.n -I Itonns - uf I i the Custom-lions!, at Four o'Clock in thai A:ter:awn, THE FOLLOWING' GOODS, vi z . . I FOR HOUR OCNSCIIrrOX.; About 10 cwt. Muscu. Sugar, 10 cwt. Tamarinesi 401its..Sak, i S cwt. Brimstone and Brimstone Sweeplags,a GaUer.s Whiskey, 'lslbl. Castor Oil, 101hs.'Sweetmeats, 5165. Cayenne Pepper, 4 • i •. Gallons Pickles, 1 cwt. 9. qrs. Indian Meal, 100 1),:u1 Board., , , 6GO Russia Mats, 601bs. Tukacco; 2 Gallons Geneva, 1 cwt. 1 qr. Deal Buds, 12 Gallons Wine, dlis. &gars, 15lbs. Chocol..te, nibs. Horse Hair, 4 cwt. Sugar Serapiags, 901 be. Coffee, 7 , - G allons Shrub, 23 Deal Stapncheons, 65 Cane Mats, 24 Sp ' ts, i ilia Snuff; 811,. Tra, I Pico blue Nankeen, 6 Zushel Oat Sweep- higs, and 1 Foreign Shawl. 11-: vita IMPORTATOOL ii 7 Pieces India Silk liardk• rchie.4, SKI Yards Foreign Silk, '' a i ) is fair Silk Stockist 5,.. 't.l Silk I,a-e Handkerchief., 18 Silk 1, Scads, 2 Silk Crape Shawls. s 1- Eon noon cnRsFIIIPTION. ; The undermentioned Goods having 14111 in the W.:rehouse up- 11 , I wards of three months unctistonied: 2 Jars and 1 Keg Tamariad;, i Barrel N tits, 2 Bags Feathery 7,0 Bundles Mast hoops , :;e) 1 ats, 1 Our a reserves, 1 B ug , i Beans, and a quantity of Tobacco Ashes. ,i M.° the Old CU'll'Ell, 1 -rmarly in the service of this Re- 1 venue, about 40 Tons bath. n, .tviill all her 'tackle, Apparel, I ' and Furniture. Particulars may be known by applying at the Warehouse- Keeper's Office, on Monday 25ti., and on the hiori.ing of the 1 Day of Salt. _ _ • ', 11 t FOUR THOUSAND POUND:i CITY BON:)S, AND SOMERSET COA I. CA NAL LOCK IX ND 511.111Z3. By Mr. SCOTT, ~ i On noway, January 15, at Twelve, at the Mart, unless pre. I t viously disposed of by Private Coz.tract, FORTY CITY OF I.ONDON BONDS of One t '. H C..* !hundred Pounds each, bearing interest at . per Cent. , , per Annum, payable Half-yearly, viz. Twenty Th..n.es Nay.an. i • don Bonds, and Twenty Ten.pi....liar diau ; kiglav Shares of • I 1 • 412. ios. each, in the Surnet..et Coal Cazal I.nrk a and, divl. I; ding, sin the average, above te.4 per Cent. per Annum, payalsle : ILlt-yearly. .• l'a.ticulass at netchstes 'lota, Piccadilly; and a the 02.. Ili of Mr. S , ott, N.w Bridge-attest. REVERSIONS ON FAR:AIWA `:C:'.l) I.IYES. . • ' By Mr. scorr, • 1 . On FRIDAT, January 15, at Tway:, 17 at the Mart, in ire Lots, . 1•' i• i A BSOI.UTE IiEVERSiON TO T:11:EF. HUN- I. • 11 ! ), DUEL.) POUNDS (one nte,i,•ty of .e 0 - 0) f."? per Cent. Navy lan k Annuities, standing in 'La nacre cf ta.: Teetwor, so • ' ' which the Purchaser will bee . n ee erah ria led tii . .. decease of a 11 • 1 ti Widow Lady. n ,w in har 7ath y..a.r. A C..:iti:::;:.!: !t. v, rsion.irf Interest its .43675,4 en* Cent. Maack .Ina ..ities, and , ..;;;.[.-r .leas Long Annuities, in the event of a Crank:lna now in his :a:4)4.er, waiving* Lift of 26, an (Meer in !reit, and azothrr Life of 14 years of or ; the surviving Executor wil ktin is the Assta 1 . .. !Waal of each of the above Reversions,•if required. Allsoltee Reverion to XlBOO Stealing, b..iz.g the fifth part of ;senCl: tend , 1 a also to .6500, the moiety of one other fifth part, ',cured by 1 Boa for a larger sumaarLing from fen ily arrav ernonts gran ed 1 by a distinguished and hi g hly-estesmett Nobk aim' a:al his Heir, • s • to which slims, together 561500. the Purchaser whit hezonse ass.. e titled nu the decease of a 6.:111...ti1an now i.. his 7nth year. i v. i ~ l'artieuNrs at flatchett's Ilotei, Piccadilly; da: Mart; and of Mr. Scout, New Bridge-street. 1 ari ;' - -----a . Noe est ',lsere sed velem vita.—M a Piss/. " Life is only Life, when blest with Hea:th.** rill II.: finest system of Ethics is to contiae within 11 due bounds, and thus to regulate the latisi an aunr, steal ed and insubordinate they impetuausly destroy those Is Lies, wlaStilt Hai t ian and Morality have nude s-tared ;to crib hut wit anal. i 11: .. i : . • , Iniate them appears the lasatm of Pi udence, bet calculated te . 1 limit their effervescence. . i I • Every di orga.tization of the bunt= frame racy Tres greet use. dical knowledge to i•eincly, and the public. welfare is promoted • i . . when Professional men (disrekirtliilit the suggestions of the en- , vious and interested) eLvrite 111,4 r fondles to the treatment of 1 ~. those complaints poet:iced by imptudence, and the etnatinft of the passions at an win irelad liniment. " Tee strength of a no,. '4-- , , tine consists in the h?atth of the peer; init it is nu:Lacher: to I S ; ii•i° 1 relLct on the flaily sacri fi ce to the ignorat.ce of onfeeiina. tiaiyrle cism, and to counteraet as far as pos , :ible its further raya,;es, we . ...; .i'' • • , • °ler to sulf . ring humanity , the re-nit of our own exrerkr.ce :r. the • l • 3 I • varittus diseases of 1).-hili..y. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early:achuired at school, before Ite.,son has as.ertcd her right over the mind), will, in contemplating hie powerless state, h. ca-re ~ t ' susceptiaie of eidivenin; sensations, in knowing that the most -, , l complicated state of exhaus, ion may be roused into manly energy. a . i ' • ' i . 1♦ I t .A . t: , ... , •i .. , .• ,i. 1 . ) I 1 f 1 ; 1 . . 1 1 LII • .. ~ ..: i I ... 1, t: t i i