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: • A2 ._ 4 d ••• : • ; 4 NUMBER 77151 THEATRE ROYAL, COVEIMOARDEN. THIS PRESENTiViNING.NOVEMBAR 28, will be perforrned f , THE WINTER'S TALE.' Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ; • . Antinsaus, Mr. VIER,TON ; • Polizenes, Mr.BARRYMORE Plorlzel, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Archldamus; Mr. MURRAY ; Shepherd; Mr. BLANCHARD; Clown, Mr. LISTON ; - Autolycus, Mr. FAWCETT. Herrnionc, Mrs. SIDDONS; l't-rclita, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Palau; Mrs..POWELI. ; kmilia, Mrs. HUMPEDUES; Lando, Mrs WES'I'ON ; Alui.sa, Mrs. LISTON ; Dorcal, Milts BOLTON. • To which NOB be added, • THE. FOLLIES OF A DAY. Count Almaeiva, Mr. JOKS; Page, Miss S. BOOTH ; Figaro, Mr: FARLEY 4 Antonio, Mr. EMERY. • • • • • Countess, Mrs. EGEIZTON; Susan, Mrs. GIBBS. To-morrow, The Wheel of Fortune. On Saturday, Measure for Measure. , • Oh Monday, Othello. The Public are respectfully Warbled, that Shakespear's Tra gedy of CorioLautui is in preparation, and that Mis. bidduna wi.i . act the ctratactoit of Arohituniw, • • On the 3d of December will be published, mice 81. or 101. in Morocco, with fourteen, Plates beimlifully coloured, from the Works•of. Dr. Shaw, It r. Curtis, and other distinguished • Naturalist+, with descriptions from ihsrsame Authors, TH E • NATURALIST'S POC 00 K for the Year inswing, containing an siltnanack, Ruled Pages for Ace-Quit'', and the usual interesting Lists. Printed fir G. Rearsley, Fleet-street; and Suttaby. and Co. • Tilts Work was originally brought before, the public four teen years back, and known though not acknowledged, as the trigs of a distinguished Naturalist The same' Gentian" has kindly alfordedlis asistance ta the Pahliaber towards the Tanyal of this elegisit Pocket Companion. In affair days Srillbe puhlislied, in SW>: price tits, AREVIEW of the RelleßTS to the BOAltiZt of AGRICUL IVRE,,from.the EASTERN DEPART MENT of ENGLAND; comprising Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Sufi folk, part of Essex, and the Mktshes and Pens of Cambridgeshire. By Mr. IviAnsuALL, Author of various Works on Agriculture and Rural Economy. London : Printed foe J. Harding, 56, Sa James's-street. • "Where may be had, the Author's other ptpli‘ations„ was iubli shed, • • Handsomely printed In one vol. Ito. with 29 Sheet Maps, co loured, price L.l ISs. 6 in boards, the 7th Editions corrected and enlarged, of A SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAPHY; or, 1 - Geographical, Higorical, and Commercial Grammar,. anal Present State of the several Kingdoms of the World. COntaiiing, 1. The Figuref., Motions, ...a Distances.of the Planets, acco, ding to the Newtonian System and the latest Observations. 2. A gene rat Visor i.f the Earth, considered as a Planet ; with aev.eral useful Geographical Definitions and Problems. S. The grand Divisions of the Earth into Land and Water, Continents and Islands. 4. 'The Situation and Extent of Empires, Kingdoms, States, Pro vinces, and Colonies. 3, Their Climates, Air, Soil, Vegetable Productions, Metals, Minerals, Natural Curiosities, Seas, kivers, Bays, Capes,Fromontories, and Lakes. i..Ttie Birds and Beasts peculiar to each Country. 7. Observations th; the Changes that have been any where observed upon the Pace of Natu:e since the most early Periods of Hiitor, 8. 71helilltirty and Origin of Nations; their Forms of Government, Religion,] .awe, Revenues, 'faxes, Naval and Military Streug: h. 9., The Genius, Mantrap, . Customs. an.] Halite of the People. 10. Their Linguaga,l.tiarn ing, Arts, Sciences, hlanuractmes, and Commerte.- 11. Tfte chief Cities, Structures, Ruins and artificial Curiosities. 12. The Longittule,Litittide, Reariurouttil;fiitances of Rrincjpal Places from London. ANIMALS OF THR FORME . WORLD. This day was published, price 123. 139. 61 the third and r„oncludlng . _ • Volume of rrEIE ORGANIC REMAINS of the FORMER A. WORLD, containing the Remains of Insects, Shells Am phibla, I and Anima ' s ; Si ,c. 'With twenty-three' corneal Plates, rekr-senting nearly 400 Fossil Specimens. 133 , IA.MES PARKINSON. Published by Sherwood, Neely and Junes, Nrrnaville and Fell, ~.Murray, White and - Co. W.. Phillips, T. litany, Aspixne. Richardsorvi, A. and 3. Aibb, Black, Parry and Kingsbury, and Lackir.gton, Allen and Co. Where may be had, ablest volume, price, £3. is., the second volume, pti e At?. 12s. ed., or t 1 Work completeeyrices€9. Slf. ; and the other Publications of the ante Author.. This day vent published; • • „A. New Edition, corrected, price - ts: 6d. • • - hI)RAZIEAS'IIEADY RECKONER 04 useful Guide fOr Buying and Selling Cattle: being a tom. y' 7 .7 7 'fables, distinctly pointing out tile:Wright .of Black 5; : •,. si.aup s nr. Swine, from Three*t•o 0ne.1 . 1. undsnd and Thirty ..tui:::";°bOtlfausweiittnt..• Together .with Direction', 'hewing .; • -; Ikepattitiilaitarts•where the Cattle are to lie measured. • By CIBORIA RENTON, Fainter.. :ftsltlp i Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones (81iRessor n s • tOTIV:11. 1): Syrtionds), NO. to, Paternoster-row. Of whom _ may be had (deditited .l a md *Ode . 7:1 volume, Svo, lit ice es; boards; 'the Expei'rheitiki. Fatitter ; containing Stricture's on various Efanclies of liusbandryan# 4grieulture ; alsu Observationkon • - • PinutMg and Preserving Yotmettetesl likewise Plans for Laying ourrand oe i Ilie'andronr PtelePtyttem I. 1143 New Me, hod.. to bring 'the miist.„Barten.i.4ol, into Ctitivatibli foVuleadqws and sheep Walks. By Thmna.s Tibbs, Farmer, late Lapel Stesitaril to Lord Grenville; and - , .%•h0 has received - the Sanction and a Vremium from the Board of Agriculture. • To which ire added, It A Geographical leder, whh the names Of Places alphabetically arranged. 2. A. 'rabic of the Coins of all the Nations, and cf their value in English Money. 3. A Chronos logic-ALTAI( of, Rematkable Events, from the Creation to the present:tinae.-44 WILLIAM GU RIE, Esq. ;The Astronbmical Part by 'times Frauusou, F.A.S. To whieh !save been added, the late Discoveries of Dr. Herschel, and oihty.timinent Astronomers. Printed for E. C. and J. Riiington Wilkie and Robinson, J. Walker, G. Robinson, Statelier& an d Letterman ;. Latkington, Ailed and Co. C. I aw, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ofme, and Brown, B. Crosby and Co. Cadet' and Davies, Damon ana Co. J. Stosii dale, J. Asperne, Clarke and Sous, R.Sclioler, J. Richardson, J. Murray, J, lidawmau, R. Baldwin, J. Ebers, T. Tea, J. Johnson and Cu. Sherwood, Neely, Saud Jones, ). Faultier, and Gale and Curtis. CATALOOI.IE OF BOOKS. This day was published; price 2s. 6d. t. be allowed:in a purchase • .0i 40a. e FOR. RHEUMATISMS, COLDS, &c. rt. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, are ad -4.0. Mimi)ly calculated for the above, aid all those complainte to which the human frame is liable from The vicissitudes of our climate, as likewise for Bilious and other Disorders of the Bowels; and (or Head-adis occasioned by indigestion or by free hying. They. should be taken upon every sliglu Indisposition, and thus by timely assisting Nature in the due Discharge of the animal Functions, they prtServe the Body in Health and Vigour. As they require no confinement, they are particularly convenient for Travellers. . A CATA LOGUE 444100 — K5, the , Stock of the • titi-losbp/rfairatiown, Nos. 7 amJ 9, St.,John-street, Bristol, 7. rittikitalilingaupwsrds 9i . tiatinits languagetand •elis,t-s of : learning:Wing the Molt eitimaive .Catalogue ever pub hilted in Engtind, MU of London. Amoitg.tbrse liookt are Ka pin's History of England, Stowe's Chronicle,- Mtytr's History of Animals, Williams's History of hintnouthshire,'Asiatic searches, Duncan's Cxsar, Lavieces•Essai sur la Physiognomic, Willis's SUIT , y of Cathedrals, Pennant's Britiab Z•tology, Shaw's Vivarium Nat u t te,C co , •l2'sAntiquities,•Vaneouster's Voyage round the World, and many others rare and valuable. to be sold for ready money, at the prices nthrked in the Catalogue. Any Persons having demands on the Ystate of the late Joseph Lansdatvn are requested to send their Accounts, that the same troy be adjusted ; and.all Persons indebted to ; ha Estate are re spectfully requested to pay the same to Mrs'. A. Lansdown, No. 7. St John-street. Catalogues to be had of . Langman; Hurst, lees, Orme, and Brown, of W. Baynes,. •atad Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-row, London ;ot Knott and Lloyd i ßiriningham . ;and J. Burns, Bath. A GREAT EVENT' FOR ENGLAND. PIER INVETEkATI INTLRKAL ENEMY ARRILISTED. ik 4 ANY laudable attempts have Iteretofore been .I.VA made in rain to arrest off Great Internal Enemy, viz. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Plague), Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen under its tysanny an nually, fur Centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. What people in general consider very lightly, namely a Common Cold and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as such, what ever will check Cough effectually, should be speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent thah to cure.—Mr. I'.TADDEN, the Proprietor of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE, for the Preven don and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary Complaints, cemprehendffig also the Hooping Cough, the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on bins to urge the, Public at Large to a speedy adoption of It in cases of Cough.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last five Years, . for the Benefit of the Poor, in which time he has had the grata* Station to relieve three Thousand Persons; and can with truth say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy relief.in cas es of Cough, however severe. RECENT CASES : Front' Mr. 'Too Ns a a Asir, 11, Orange-street, Red-lion-square: " Sta-1 feel it a duty incumbent •.a mete acknowledge with gratlettile the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf of my I wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for ten years, which baffied,ali medical aid, and became iucreasinzly worse, which had reduced her to a mere shadow ' till at length, In a very providential way, she beard of your cledicinc, and after , taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her cough having been,remoVed for mote than eighteen months) but hive waited to gee if it would return; isuffinding it does net, I can no longer refrain returning my, most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar case on thousands of your felloti-creatutes, is the sincere prayer of, Sir, your radit•obedient humble -servant. " *t,irrOMAS ABBY." ", bit). 1 i , Orange-street, Red Lion-squire, May 13, 111 t." Prom Mr. J. Xessi Nee, 5, East-street, Qoeen's square. I "s•t it —1 .feel great Pleasure in acquainting sou, that your Ve geesidki Essence alone fias happily relieved my servant, Mary To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. • . Clegeafrom a vvy troublestinie consthotional cough, with which SIR --I take the earliest. opportunity to acqqaint 1 4 si Vii* beenaicted, 'biker ac oast, dike lair seven years. - I you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from 1 biggrau to accept my sinews thanks for put generous asalstance the use of your DIMON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car. l to her, and If you thie.li proper to Publish this core; I feel ft my Tied with me to Jamalca,and an those friends to whom I dlstri- 1 duty to give Mf verbal - textimonYlo inf . metaker4gts Sir, ; bated them have ex p erienced the same salutary benefit; they de- ' Yourptist olitatt servant, 1. XE. E.." INQuISITIoN OF PORTUGAL. "past-street, Owen uare App) 12 1811 " ' ' i dare them to be the be .t Medicine ever used in that cotrotry, foil se . 4 5 fs • , "Phiridayleas-pulolithed, in two Volu.nes, deny See. - .1* Bilious an.! other complaints. The following ore mars of meg- A small Vaniphlet, containing an AecOunt of its Viitnrs, and . • Price 20s. boards, • ~ f • ea Gentlemen who bare received the utmost relief the Testinionies of nearly a handfed I.adies and Genldhnien, of • '' 1 ladies and A NARRATIVE of the PERSECUTION 6 1 from . your. Dixon's Antibilious Pills:—Charles Tgylor, Esq. Ja- high respecability ' in its favour, may be had at Mr. b. Mlddefes, iiIPPOLYTO JOSEPH DA COSTA PEREIRA ; muses; Orm an , - efiaw ' Esq. Kingston, ditto ; Mr.' Wt;orfriff. ft, GlOncester-Street, Queen-lignite, Btoornsburfr it Mr. Haw=' tillerAlJO •bE MENDGNCA, a native. of CAnnits-cso.Sacra- Spanis h' own ditto; G. W. I-familiar, Esq. Savanna ja Mar, kin., Mineral Water. Warehquse, No. Is. pa street; . 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London: Printed .for the Author , and may be had of the many other petsontinf the list respectability. street ; Mr. Clatk's , 169. High-street, Borouilt; Mr.• Sass's, Printer, W., Lewis, . 2 , Paternater-row ; cf the PublisliZrs, Si r , y our most otiedient servant, , corner of King-awe; ,Holbona ; Mt. Brennand'i, 158, Bishops: Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoste r-ro w , and THOMAS HARROLD, of thaShip.Ooges.. gate Without; M. Vi d',, nowlaiddk.row,-Holb;srn;• klrc. Of all other Booksellers. /old wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, A, Cheapside, Corner Moses, Coafectioner,. Hampstead ; Mr, -Blunt, Cheapetreet, Of whom also may be-had, , • .of Paternoster-row, London; ~Sharp and'Betatii, Portsmouth ; Bath; Mr o toulgin's Corn -street, Bristol; Mr. Keym e tos i Col. The above Work. in • the Portuguese Limguage, .price 2Cs. J ones , W es t on , Allnute; and Mailer'', Portsea; Hall and * John- Chester.* Ater ;' Itffelgy and Chalk's, Chelmsford; Mewl Bra 'extract from the Appendix to Vol . XXX IX . of the Anti-jacobin son, Gosport ; Coleman and. Jacob, Sheerness; Peck :and ;loss, die,Doieding,andLuzford's„S j allsbory; Mr. Waahhourn's,Olou . Review, •lor September , 1811: • . and Tutner,4lllll; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, arid Oil. tester i hir.Nevebery,DebUn ; laolton, Royal chinge ; 'St ?eft. .. " We regret that our limits -prevent • us from gibing a qiore' l bell, - Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, ird'Swinney mud Co. We- Truebubl; Eseter ; ' price ad. *here also may. ballad the . tome ?mailed account of the curious contents of these extraordinary • mtneisant; Jffillinge and bathery, l.iverpool,;.Staines and.l4oll, Nell; inbottles,:7l. "Nth, thy itathp•infioded•—The Proprietor and important volumes. • But as the Autho is now, we betieve,:; Miallitster ; Trewnlans Exeter; Smith, Nr, „oodeitOos Ranim'ot cal) only mid , that a, single tea spoonful of this inialsehle pea kerfectly Well qualified to give his own 142. - raii - te in an •English . seou j and Baxter, Edinburgh; dieter and 1 1 0191%nak1,4 " Wl' pfeatitin is a dole for traria person --that, ii aPpestatieesaind 1 • we cannot doubt that it would be I fatefully received •by litigen and liarrPelltietol; fsevenson and CO. 24nrisfeb ; Wht-, taseelt.ii atspleaseetalOiteseine--and litr. objects of charity lasio .il lo p,,, g liah p u blic , and we gee well arsuired it would be render- feo,.Leiste;•t . ; .Falwards and Penny, Liverpool; ana retail byl May Apply An Gleusestenuerset, wherele ig; to ag a t igtom o d km .to A hern and to Inuesoky a mest estuatill service at the. ni , nt Country Moab:lee Yeadenll , bbset in flit Mk g mid fis.: itrathlidin. Any quintitY, Rai less liaMthree betdeeseuleg "rrikenl Waist" ' - . sank. • • any "lora taw logim(istrkiefrp) Via, an lookwin *lSt. . .... &'d. only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, and at Dr. lannes's late House in Bruton-street, Londpn, in boxes, ptice 4s. 6d. a box ;fur Aix in a large box, for Al. 41. Observe the words, "F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," ensraved ui the stamps. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY BY A wEsT INDIAN. LYIsICH'S celebrated BOTANIC EMBROCA TIONA-1 and VEGETABLE EXTRACT, being a sovereign and specific Remedy for the Gout, Rheumatism; Lumbago, ace: which it never fails relieving by three or four warm applications. The following respectable persons having derived great benefit from the twe of these Medicines, have given permission for in setting their names, and will satisfy any one its regard to its good effects, who may think proper to refer to them:-Thomas Stni hen, carpenter, of a Rheumatic Gout in a few days; Mr. J. Fly, Gent. T. lg idity, Gent. G. Matthews, Gent. W. Barratt, Cent. and Messrs. Rowed, Budgen, Roberts, and Piper, all of Croydon; Mr. Ahern, Chelsum ; Mr. Watkinson, near St. Giles, Hol born; Mr. Jay, King', Head, Old Jewry; Mr. Scrivens, City Ccdec-house; Mr. P. Jack; White Horse, Covent Garden; Mr. Rover, Star and Garter, Old Pa'ace-yard ; and a Gentleman at Cacsbalton, cured of 4 Rheumatic Gout in a few days. The above Articles are prepared"and sold by the Inventor, Mr. I.v wc is, No. 4, Prince's-place, I)uke-street, St. James's; who has appointed Messrs. Unser: LAY and Sons, Fleet-market, London, his Wholesale' Agents ; by whom respectable Venders, and the Public in gent ral, may he supplied—and whose mimes, as a err tatn criterion of 4tatticity,' will be engraved on the Stamp aids , ce to each bottle and pot. Sold also by alt Venders of Me cbcine in town and 4ountry. Price 2s. 9d. O. 64. and lOC 6d..eaeh. . This day wap pulals:Xit4d, Printed on wove paper ? twith.finc.lrk; at'd embellished by above 1300 Arms, Zee. recently er.gravitif on copper-plates, the whole correct to November - 1 , 811 vols. lthno. price One Guinea,llksa boards, the. Fifth Edi Con of T. ONG MATE's POCK ET PEERAGE of ENG LAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, containing 'the Descent and present State of every Noble Family; wi h the Ex tinct, l'Otfeitvd, and Dormant itles of the 'Three 'Kingdoms ; Also General an t Partisdar-Indeke4 with Vie Arms Emblaz3ned, end Mottos Ttatislaird, and likewise those cf the Eng'iith Bz tontaage. . Printed fur W. Lowndes, 38, Bedford-street ; Mt•sars.Asperne, ralwin, Bury, Barry, Brack, Blactlork; Booker, Byfteltl, Cadell, Clarke, Crot.by, Cults, Ebiers, Hatchard, Hatly, , or, Kirhy, Lertertnin, Lorigman, • March, /Vlavvraati, Murray, Porter, ricbartlton, iviosten, Seeley, Sherwood; Stewart, Stockdalr, tettaby, Walker, 'White, 'Wilkie and Co. Of whom reciy be had, ' 1. Heraldry hi Miniature., cotstateing an Introduction to that glatiniteitskhrbe Arms of tiktbe .Peers and Barone :b, In I vol. itptit 0. Oice 50. in boards. „ s ' -Z. For binding wit& ant elf the Calendars or_ Rrekters, the Arms astd Thdeus of tfieliatietteZmentioned work, ' , rice Ss. 6d: , • - ~. ~ . r , sy . - . • 7 4 • •:-...,,--, - -,- ~..,,, •.. . *. : - -.7,? , ..1.... •P'.- ,- -.77. " - " - I ' . . • ...••r -,.. 1 .-`.—... .„,....„, ..... ......, . .\ , . • 3 . . ' .). ?' 3 1 4 \ ' • • • t,.. .• ' • '3. .di. 3 . x 31. , * All "• , : • , Aor • .'" • • • . : • • ' Ail" . : . ,- ... , .. of , ow, • I S( ' 1 4111* N— . " 1 r . . . • i ' '41 . 1 '. . . .. • • .. . . .•.., • I`e • . 1.. • ' . 446* ''.. _. •._ ~ • 4 ' - - - . - - - • • • • - • • :-TRURSDAY' • 140VEMBER 28 tuff.: 0 • (pRit.E • *IN pubilabod, in Four.Voll.B,o..prteg, iit bairOp.4A 465. dgdicated by pertida- sion to Mrs.3ii. M. Dowdier, • 'I'HE COUNTESS an4-GE WritUt)Ej or Modes of DISC PI By L/ETITIA MA TtLDA HAWKINS.> „ , Printed for F. C. and ). Rivlngton, No. a, St. Panes Oburib:. • I yard ; sdld aka by I. Hatchatt, No, 190,, • This day ins publaed,. • Handsoisaly ;Stinted is Oeta.!o,- price in boards 12.. dedicated ANECDOTES to the Lord...o6l)pp of Ely, a Fito Volunie of OF LITERATURE AND SCARCE iIOOKS. By the Rev Wlll. i:fransli:Jor of Herodotus, Printed for F.'C. and J. Rivintton 4 No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by-J. Hatehard, N 0.190, Piccadilly. . - Of Who'd may be had, the.four first Volumes of the Work, price in boards 42 2s. The pixils and last Volunie, with a'cotn plete index to the•whole, is in great forwardness. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL MR. PERRY, Surgeon, of Snuth a mp to n- street , Bloontsbiny-squite, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVENT, a mild, yet efficacious Cure of Stour and Gravel, of the bladders or kidneys, acquailus the Public, that he devotes bb whole pros fessional attention to the above diseases, and may be consulted at his own have on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispense! the Solvent in bottles of 11 and Li Rs. stamps included, two of Which last correct the ealcultru4diathesisinlhe habit, and thereby prevent the concretion of the Stone in persons of a sedentary Ile. Sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, 150, Oxford-street ; sad at Bol.' run's, front of the Royal Exchange, in bottled at es. 6d. &c. 1 be Author's " on the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price Is, pointing out the diet to be observed during the cure, wittemany eitraordinaty cases, some of perfect recovery even after the operation has been resolved on, may be bad at Neely' and Co.'s, booksellers,No. Qo, Paternoster-row, • BANDANA SOAP. TV RITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per. • v v • tonal beauty In both texts, and In some parts of Europe are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property•of giving the most exquisite deliCacy of teafure and inconceitrahle fairness to the hands which are constantly washed 'with tn. Soap. Even in cases *here the skin has been Injured iiy Labour or other vio lence, the hardness and coarseness arc effectually, infallaly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothnuss, fairness, and delicacy ofappeature, which cannot he acquired byany other means whatever. It is by experience orgy that any one can form an adequare Idea of the superior eiccilenceof this Soap. Sold by the Proptietoi's Agent, whose ti7nature it bears, Wil. Ham Withers, No. 2 . 1 n, Strand, near Tomple.bir, Lindce; and the proprietors, as a further security, b-g them to be pArticuitat in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, F.. Spragg, No. 27, Bew.street, Covent-garden, is affixed to tbh label and *rap per. All others Pre counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Per tartlets, and Medicine Venders in Town and Ctertry, priCC Is. each cake. But it is at all times necessary to be particular in ob serving tile above catrion, *Nish will be tlmameans of preventing the impositions which have of late been peacrbed: • • :, 1X PENCE-HA LFPEMI ~T • • • MONEY TO LEND. . • PERSONS invn'adiAtely supplieJ • by Mr. Dram. mend and Co. No. V51,141'141 Mews, Howland-sone; Ines ror-spore, by annuity, or or rotes o: hand, or arty other manses, tar a short or long period, without etpvdtion dr delay. The op pint** made tiiaother Offices are generally. at last brow& id Mr, lf. aihose power to ra be money is perarr.ount to tlettos.o. , ThostArnier et Gnat 4114 to Mr. D:lotre a dvelnve analyse alisi avoid esposition. Metro to propzrty supplied, but nntbing attended • to uiatler....e.m). I : . • CU lONIAN MIUDICINe.s. • LCA62 44.--TO M • liaise re Conti', Chymist, No. 9, Oteat • • -stPhel, black friers-Road. rsl R—lli,,a.e ro un my sincere thanks to ad • 11 -F Ce:ittlenten . entifig to the CoestOssian Charity, and an* to eke Parsonalld sh-Qfiluenr of the ?AA of St Clements,. I n who kindly l'ecOninkendelt that . I thereby penis* Me to Oar Vroatru a. cure you bre tny greatest rimer at:ow. • • More than toolearthad beets *Meted with a eioloot pa not i I my head, for wh •t% a Physician of Cali lane prescribed me sa:ir ous medicines, but to no good purpose. Plleters at every shape, leeches, and electricity, were aleernately applied fie upwards of two yeere, till, wrirn nut wilbsespence aml pain; Mid one* to • follow my Imitates, I applied td the WeetmitteuVito•Pitak, where I waladeisetl to undergo a thfivation, and foi that purpose fns. tjetnitted into the lock Hospital, where I condoned ten w eeks l tit slate out until as I Weht tti : except I warts much teddlorti • Out - -- th,l wee confined to nip house nearly . t hr. a weeks, the 'rested stithredosibled violdoew and aluitlet. deprive. Ireeuses, se Abet I burn to deiipair:of Mae so Ibis . • . . side the grave, and realty preyed fOr my dlegoluCod t• till On ea. ing a paniphl.t of yours, 1 totklt.d the reconamendatio3l new SO . thfiakful fpg,, anOWiliich alien d-id that rtlief Viiiid Milroy songht in gain, and whiek inderd - was the ihigtprensitnit game I hulk i• • known fur years. At this•tinte I had'ssweral swellings on • try. ~ h ea d - n ew ly u large a; a ualtiut, attended wi ft pains.altoost d.s -tracti-g ; yet tilt appliestren a you? Virg i.o•inn gave nec such ease le aboet -at Minutes, Mat' I telt l o ns tike healed, ' and the pains retrained away tywatih of six flours, ars•abwats gez of which I had not before experienced, to suck au extent; iiiinat• . my lien being 30/icted. My pains, however, grew len . ar.d lat !h err day, and ay - reside with *or prediction,. dot as the so/el ute subsided I Shoutd lose the pain, so it we., • for; by a strict adieience to the PfEseind Pie Übe Oft' a Lelia; for four msnths, i was completely freed front im'n, and now or, rifok,and ski as Well as ever I did in my l•fo, and have now obttised my for. mer state of heilth,-1 am, "cc. J oust Itatuittiox. September 4, • 1 Wt. (Case 45 in a future Paper.) . W HEN Men of Education and pr o fe ssional slain • use persevering endeavours to discover the Most Ws aid certain method of treating a few prevailing Dowses, the sieciessor • ful result of their eiTerienee is the best. proof of super.ority. Messrs. °(!Sd . detd-Ce.:Surgrotii i have been ishisleedtia - maks the eure cif the following th e ob)ecttif their pirticuiar study, v,a. a certain Disorder, frequent* contracted in a monieut of insoad. cation, and Its conconakantei Sirtctutes and Glows, which, fly an Improved plan, sire *eddy /Of effectually cured; as &so blUty, whether arising from Becdhasiallan Indulgences, long reds device hi warm climates, or I secret o , 44t.iry vim,' too often ens aappoy pursued by the youth of both iu-ave, In the oiw causing sterility or barrenness, _and in' the other a numerous t ra i n of hers vow diseases, If not timely remedied, ter/MLitt Id potence Ant/ Ckinsumption. An that distressing state ondebtilly or deficienspr Whether the .consequence of sock brattish lash* or. • al . :tin:irons any other cause, by which the powers of dot alusad- .tutiou betOme enfeetsied;as regular* educated Burpeolfltot Lobs don, ther offer a Beni, safe, aid speedy sestonithast to' sosuestuad vigorous health. - The result oil lung and retentive practice has enabled oWist, 46. by a superior me th od, to remove Vereieal complaints, koiveyee Inveterate or complicated, without !A:Neel-lug the patleat to the least restraint In dirt or exercise ; and In recent Oise, where an ear* appliettidit Isciad• rte 41.covery atilt Infection,. dry frevently perform A cure in the than sraos.ef s Iwo 4 14, s • Tlie tuipriiiiidented success of siglosionnodiKof reitcrueso cos i * has never been known biteliftl/111 beeper to a pesos dee of IS yzars, during Whit% petted ins4.4insitsitud- perms of both sexes have been coted, teat after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by other Prictitioners with.`„it effect), t 'duces them to thus publicly offer their edsVe. • Messrs. GOSS and Co. eiclusithly p.ofessing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they fit* not be marked by a mistaken few, with the Obloquy so justly attached Cu the igno rant empiric, think it but Justice to thernselves toAdee, that they have been properly educated and initiated into Orel. branch of the profession (emi(cam of wldeb, from alferent Encpmas, and testimonials from the most entinent Physicians, they have to con. since air/ inquirer), that the btIVVS• r.s.dttng lives theseetideoi yours lirst.iriduced them toarilit lase eractice ut the general Praos titioner, and they prestmle that their pretensions Constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence v ithwhicb they brie, • by the public, been Mille tally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to stet the particuhee of their case, age, cod Manner of living, ludo:lug a hunk Nose, for advice and medicine', tread the same will be for warded to any parf 41 die Itingiona..—GOSS and Co. Seises. -4, In, liouverkes street. Fleet-etrirei. MESSRS. CU kRIE and Co. Surgwns, late in tui Majesty's Service, challenge the erne& wadi& to prove a sirgie instance where . their MedScine and method of cure have failed of the &sired effect. The practice of furry yeasts in this particulat branch of their profession haa'nht &tit the to on* unsuccessful cats. • ' • • • . _ They tont:title to direct tfieli otuthes to f`te treatment trod cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangettitm of the system, . which if the cop iquence of the pernicious and wasteful effers of habit lung and most unhappily pursued by the youtheof both serial _in the one it will be rutted to be the unfa'iliv -source of barren nib; the other beet ittinavages fatally iletteloped td them by cite. uniting state of debility. which, if net !Init.*/ remedied, terminates ' inimpotencs. 'f bete are itstentotr and Othriatc elTecta, while con sunintions,loss of Muscular power, and ocelot'a nervous comp!litut • usually characterise the earlier stages If tlr I onhtacy , i - jlie.. - Of per 'tom languistlng under the disonikirs incident in such a habit, their , treatnient iv aintple . and has never proved idelloaceutful, in elf course of a4ctrog, laborious and Much extended practice. In U e most obstinate *Jul complicated cases or vtneCeal info, iob, awl as obstructions in the urethes. spongy etereseeects, hard tu mcfati,callons uicere, eruptions, seminal weakness, gkca, as as • • Ir PlitiCilltiES,, •- . ' .- * • Whither recent et of tong dutatiot, End which havetufnett the • skill anther Practitioners ; ate by their pt ewin litipriwed plan . f reatment r eirectuaily and permanently cured, - without elseparrnt suifeling the exctvciating pain- abd alarming hemorrhage Whit* ono fellows the applitation of the Mier mosaic. •In eM roi*se el 20 years extensivepractiet in this nsetroptilis, runts:ooas mot. of ' .Strictistea have been and are daily undue thi:ir are, the toi al Indication of which are effected by a ;es certain . all raped+. pis' mode of practici ouperior to a rt y oth;f yet edepted: 11 e watinese, relax atithi, and debility proCseding Iran this enutplalm, i Is it godly rem:4W, and the pifictit rcaured to sound awl vs. (omit health. But *bete the debility has for genes existed, I ' Tpor lins • p peseverancc irtheir testriVive rethethes; after the Sale- ' tura been destrolisios intli4%ably ititutilts Oa r6vive ,i situate • * spark* eflife, and to- resibitnate.the Cann:ration. Varse & tetddemen and Ocritiemm, of the firic respodabillty, hattectelliti ander the care of Maim. Carrie aid Co. tur the re ,mead oetonipiaintsofthe Urethra, Strictures,. ire. aiin•havl n i • receiVed Is tidied and pernianent cure, request that tofertned, 4 i titerh 044_ co them is satisfactori evasive' of else timiidtalsono part try_ of Messes: Currie and Co.'s plan of treetment. Mal . 1 of theft Ceofitifinert hale had St:rimers front ten to azenty yen ' and had. bier under the care of ,Messer. Home and Hearts/dee , and otir pos S e ti d f egttal eirdderrei, who attempted the cent 1 •by the ' oftheitinar caluette., without stiffest. • looliente.r * Cie may be conswitayi by e•lier , set *Mt MN P 4 2 relalet. alfreCy, antitheneuk., at their house. 120..407i . • • *Wean • PAmts hi the country as • teteeeted to stril ele:parditiWo tt Ow; qe. If o d Ift_fl ' Ol k•lfiti fie. tattioshit a t ibia tilluiviie aed o'. l /11freerthe aro .webs gives of aw, say par( of dishiness& „,* •••• . 1 U PO' kit 5 LIST IN . 141.4 ffoGSE , NoWerier iim. THE COURTof iifitECTOßSif tie 1111 , 177 W C01117 3 4NT of MERCRANTSof .4.VG101,110, traelkx to the EAST INDIZS, de letrAy tive Nat4e, That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company; appointed to be held on Wednesdap, the 18th December next, the Unanimous Resolution of theXceart of Dirtvtors of this day, •Wherein they state, that they are fully voided that no blame can attach to the Owners, Commander, or Officers of eke ship Ocean, in regpect to the looks: 'hue* Ship, will be reports 4 to the General Court, Agreeably t • cis of the 39th and 4srl of his present Majesty, cap. *9 a • • • • 1,41.tif it4ms.dr, Secretary. • .. , .. - BAST-INDIA ZfOUS E, Ngararbtr 27, 1811. w Z ho alfo kin a d . T c Y : r : cmi l • You TH COURT of DM-COORS of du UNITED More than top . ip COMPANY' ff Et ERCHA;ArtSI ENGLAND, graffiti my b rad, for "t, ,I. iii, 143 T INDIE S ; havisg this day consented, by Ballot, to 4 1 1 : 6 1.7 8 7 4 , 'c ra t : t u r t ic i restore Mr. WiLssum KEN ItY higOILIMAN, late Chia Mate If two Trari, till, alit the Extra Ship Tottenham, to the •,.ontpany's Service, in which &low my btOnaii, moretbos three pans ID four contused, abreeably to the Act of .A.A. I wali e tr t i r he l" the 13th of M t s pisment. Majesty for establi.hing certain regula- 0 7 r,r- a „ i u t mudt . Lions fur the saki Company; Notices hereby iven, That at the isii 14 . 1 wise< h Ou4 l4l 4 o ftatiNaliSt Agralaited-.. to be 1ie,14 lio W . :ciliated .the 18th• December bear, the Resolution of the iald'Cutart of f* side the rim' and I rectors ribaive to Mr. Witham bleney Merriman, will be -be o ff ered i n - li e ' .t 6 t•arup 1 o f yo •to the consider:S , • ' ion of the General Court.thittiful fps, an¢Sv • WILLIAM RA114541' 6 - el' in !Ida, and wig& , I ! I Irif. known for venni. • TT :.. ~~ 1