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F . . - • • NUMBER 9070. TNEATRE ROYAL, Dil URY-LANR. MORROWiro EVENING their Majesties' Ser vants will perform A N EW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Me Over-reach, Mr. Kean ; Lord Lvell, Mr. I c e go. Me. Harley ; Allworth, Mr. S. Penicy ; juo am ds, Mr. ()Awry; Marren, Mr. Maiden; Tapwell, Mr. ;; l iii s e; Furnace , Mr. Peery. Lally Allworth,Mrs.Glover ; iigust, Mrs. Horn. To which will be added, WHAT NEXT? ......boutuak• at Milan ; with What Next ? kTRI: AI., COVENT•GARDIiN. ROW EVENING will be performed , the Play of GUY MANNFAING; OD. THE GIPSY'S PROPHICY. c a..; Muntertg, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram. Mr. Sin n Dominic Sampson, Mr. I.'ston ; Dandie Dimmest, Mr. wa rn Dirk liattaraick, Mr. Tekely ••Gitl?ert Glossir, Mr. ir s ; e i sr d • Übe Mucklethrift, Mr. Simmons. Lucy Bertram, t e m grepiens; Julia Manneri. , g, Miss Matthews; Flora, Mrs. ,7 1 ,, la m w eandlish, Mrs. Davenport ,• Meg Merrilies, IT:„;Erten; Gipsy Girls, Mrs. Sterling and Miss Carew. g a uge: Sacs' cannot perform in °Am after this week. lotuses she w:11 exhibit a most graceful and surprising new a Garbed Dance,in the Ascoot with the Flags, and conclude iitk VA:cession au des Oiseaux. To which will be added, LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. boil and Tuesday, the Schen! for Scandal. 6 , 1 µloitering will be perfurnt.d every Monday and Thun- Ntißtimber notice. r f °4° OItAIORIOS.—LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVEN 1 . -GARDEN. ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 29. h March, 1816, will be Performed, A GRAND SELECTION. I ,,,Fi r d Act solely Irons THE MESiAH. And in the tecond ..obehrroduced (fur the only time) select parts of the favou fmSrenaia of ACTS AND GAL lEA Written by Gay, and Mon del. Fodor articular desire.) whinevilk will repeat the Grand Bravura, per firma w i t h su ch wonderful applause lay Friday, and Mozart's plettolAbyerdoona ' with Mr. Braham. Thulame Marconi,' 0 0 3 eut iebest, and an Italtad Air. Mrs. Childe, 6 The mar, Om work.' Miss Smith, ' Wise men Battering,' (being her la sed appearance). And Miss Stephens, the Grar.d Scene, • theft were shepherds,' I know that my Redeemer,' ' Hush p l eat!: and the Trio,' The flocks shall leave the mountains.' with Mr. Braham and Mr. Tinney. Mr, Tinmy, the people that walked in darkne• s,' and 0 ruddier than the cherry.' And M r . B ra hma, Comfort ye my people, Every valley, ' Love in ler eyes, and 'ls there a limit r In the Cborusses wilt be in trodmed ' Hadsjab," 0 the pleasures,' Mozart's Grand Mo tet, and 'No more to Ammon's. The Third pa' , will commence with Cherubim's Grand Overture to Anacreon In consequence of the numernas appliericrns from Amateurs who have been kJ's • appointed of he M. Droner, the Public are respectfuliy 1:1- fumed, be has been prevailed upon to re:lew his Engagement for the two rambling nights, and will peribrn: a ( or . .:erto at the end of the Firu 'sm.—Leader of the bur.d, Mr. 11 . aE; Orgaii, Mr.S. Intr. The remainder of the Bard and the Chortnaer, by the most ar,roved Perin:lnas. '1 he whole. under the direc tion of Mr. C. I. Ammar. NEW 61 A LOT ITRY, TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY TIIOU.SAND POUNDS! And 50 other Cef:tali. fr BISH, in arr.lonciog to the Publ:c that he has . contra:H:o , lth Govect:tuznt fur a new State Lottery, begs loft to call talk attent , .un to th , . pre-eminence of the Scheme, dtn tooyartd with those of Lotteries; over that the layin iniperiority will be r..adily allowed, as it contains dutitie the safer ff Capital:, with grialer Prizes, although the Tickets are if Six 7hoesem4 SC iEME. Prins of £30,000 are 5,0 q 0 • 1,040 - L3O 400 - 1100 - SOO - 300 • 25 • 20 - A 60,000 10,000 -5,0ti0 • 2,400 • 4YOO 3,400 1,800 600 .0,000 I 5,000 1.5, 100 I 15 - l• 11,100Tkkets. 40,0(o Fint drawn Prize above 5t.500 entitled to .£5,0(.0 more. Fint dawn I .000 Blanks will be entitled to £2O each. Setsod drawn 1,000 Blanks all he entitled to .0 i 5 each. hokum Prize above X 25, Third Day, enntled to, L'so,ooo more. %Iliad Sham, in great variety of numbers, are selling by T. BISH, Contract.)r, At h's old-tstabbshed Offices, 4, CORNUILL, and 9, CHAZING-CROSII, blistery is independent of any future Lottery, aqd will names drawing on the 14th MAY. DASH. lONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN' Owl* taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-street, Golden-sqnare, bLdin and Gentlemea of any age, who have never learnt that an, or have not the m odern 12 • . Attires system of teaching is expressly studied for those rhat it Is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite noted society expeditiously, privately, and In a superior ptyle 'Plts and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching lifilsrn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupil', on giliblk teaching evenings. Profes‘ors of dancing taught the fancy tl.inct.s, and the superior parts of the profes ,,,___"lv Subscription Assemblies are• every Friday. TO THE PUBLIC AND WINE TRADE, CURIOUS IN OLD BOTTLED RED PORT. 4 LARGE QU 3NTITY of eery superior OLD' immie llorrt.ED RED PORT to be disposed of, 'Ton very " oft tams, the Proprietor being about to quit that Wine Trade. g at !della)? shipped by the First Houses at Oporto, bottled LL.elditke nicest etre and attention In new hordes, aid wish, intilte Spanis h corks, now three and four years In the battle, 1 7 , w not km than ore dozen, of different shi p routs, sent :put of th e Town, fah Cash upon delivery. lAtters, addressed for IL D. to be left at Na. 91, Yew: "e• will ke Immediately attended to. "e• The otiose Wine is warranted to be of the first quality, rla, be removed without in tho least injuring it. MILLARD': IMPERIALTW INE CllYrki, . tor SHIRTING an d bUPERIOit SHEETING, bi_his Vinv'S R OTA L LtTrias Pairetiv.--.The Nobility, met - ntad the Publi c , are respect i o lly informed by the Pa• i f tlie above Cio:b is sold, duly stamped, at the East India 'nlenll. - leis No. 16, Ch e apsid c , nod at no other lonise, whole- , 11 -- liv entire cases for exportation; and by the piece, from 25 I , 4 ludt each, at 2s. 6L Es. 6d. is. 4s. 6 d. and s s. 6 d. le!i. It is peculiar for its prat econollll9 and its singubr b._ en to heal t h, particularly In this changeable climate, Cloy resisting the ill effects arising from sadden tranddons Sege to cold a f ter exerc i se, prier imbibing this damp 44 re, alld equally beneficial in warm or cold climates. 44 , to all the purposes of lustily use, for shining, chil lidar's 41 beelb 1 8, dm; the pieces for sheeting, bah S-4ths Byaintain ire two to four pair each, and surpass eve r y o%° f Or tealloay, braury, and pleasantness of wear. Many first Families in the kingdom have long experienced its ad- Orders tram Abroad and from the Country receive Z s mul tiee....__ The White Chintz tor Ladies' dress mid Chil N it p.. ,_"`ers way be obtained as above, in Pisces from Three to -"Ne• web, colnabilng how thew to tout &tiles' ,IXO 1,000 1,500 , If. ~~~! iG~ NI a i.n, ,ng lne egi- ard. the I et, cut. ere !stet cap Ire" wsog nod el n, as :s; . . . , . ,- 1.• • . 0 _ - - ..., .... • • .... . . . .. . • • . e• ~ 0 - '' N -4 . 1 , ••• 1 .-AN . ' 71 ' •'. • .' 11 ..../... s• 1, d • ". 4 t • A .... 4 1 J11 •4• 00 ~" ' l 7 /( 74 ;•• % '. 14 ,• #1 ,- i 4 9 ,"y• le 4 1 j e ist 44 , ^ , , 0 ...„,. ..... *. . ~. .1 . qi - 7N ..414 4.. V .. . , .•otie.• ..... 4 ~• r, , 5 ,.... . .. or,vll AIII-4. • . 1 11. 7, - ,r ;• . • le . Ii: alit • 1 1) __-• - . _ 1 • _ _ , 17-- ------ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1818. P RI ( PF"" NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE, BIRCHIN-LANE, CORNHILL. RECEIPTS for Premiums due 25ch March, and i which must be paid on or before the 10th April, are ready for delivery at either of the princiral Offices at Birchin-lane, Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmi.igham, Canterbury, Dublin,, Cork, or any of the Society's Agents, one of whom is established in every co n siderable Town in the United Kingdoms. Tables of It Ate:, &c. may be had gratis. This Office has con. scantly returned i s Insurers .C.So per Cent. on the Premiums deposited. Icy Order, C. A. RACKET, Acting Member for London. Tbis day was palliia - ,rd, a New I: iiti pric os. A LATIN Vi P 2,1 BUL AItY, in l'w., Pmts. The fir,t,buinga Colecti• .n orthe most usual lAti.• Words, who. then primieve deriva• ye, with ibex signi;-arsons In English k arranged ace.irding to tii! Eight Parts of Speech giving a ireera men of each, and most ra - tirt ly shewing the Gender In. tease, Declension and Motion of Ncuns and Pronoues = with ;he Conju gation, Preterp-rf:•ct I . ease, and supine of Verbs, beta stipple and compound. the Second, 'hewing the variations and &chestnut of all the declinable , 'arts,b .th regular and Irregular. By I* HO NI AS DY CHB. Printed for Scatcherd and Les Lerma. , ; Longman, Hunt, Peer, Orme, aid Brown; J. Richardson; Law and Whittaker 'Act, Inton and Co.; Baldwin. Cradlck and Joy ; and Gale and Feimer. Where may be had, by the same Author, • A Guide to the Enalish Tongue ; or, Spelling 114,k intim:wed by the Rev. T. Smith. With Engraving; on Wood, price t s This 'Phis day yea, publsheil. price Ioa. lid. boards, JULIA of ARDENFIEI.In a Novel, in Two volumes, duodecimo. London : Printed for Law and Whittaker, IS, Ave-Maria lane, Lutlgati-I,trcer. daywere published, in an elegant two. Vol. pr,ce 1 us. hoards, 'rHE REMAINS of lIESIOD tne Ascraan. Includin4 the Shield of Hercules. 'Eranslated into English Rhyme and Blank Verso. Wilt a Dissertation on the Life cid /Era, the Poems and Mythology of tie,iod, and copious Notes. A , su in Appendix, containing " Se•ec• iron Clispman's Al:. cent Versioo of ilesiod's Georg cs." The Second Edijon, itie• vised and Enlarged. Ity CT - lARLEC A. EixoN, Author of " Specific:us of the Classic Poets from Homer to Fryphiodorlis " "This Is the fire. complete English franslation of Hesind that has yet appeared. The sense of toe original is give's wi h as much precision as it was possible to give tbat of a Perot of such high antiquity, and the versification, both rhym-d and ti! r •ymet', is correct and harinoirous. fhelloteg are well es-creed Fee just explanation of difficult panages Mr. Elton is evi.!ently lope. rior to every other Commenta;or on 1 testa! ; and the Woi k most be considered as a vaitiahle acqoisniou to the It•erary world. It gives a very faithful picture of I those who cannot consult the original, rid wis afford much us:•ful information to those who cam —London Review. Prii.t:•d 'or Pat,lia..n, Craduc . :, and Joy, Pa•ernosier-r.tv. Lately published, in. Seven v. ry large V .1). syn. rite £5. 54. or with the ,'laces. citlnured, A GEN E KAL SYSTE (it N. E, threngh the three grand kingdoms of AN INI ALS , V Et; E I'A and MINERALS. I rauslat-d from Gindia's and Iffulde.iow's lam Ed•ttons of tbr celcbrattA iyitetua Na-tcz fly Sir C!IA s LEE Luise. Arnentkl rt.) eniarg• dby die Irdprovements and litto coverlet' of later Nit-or:dot" a:..1 St pciet les By WILLIAM tURION, MD. Fellow of the Linnean Society, &c. &e. The expcdfotcy of a trandation of the Systema Nature Las long been aCkllO ledg.-d, and the wain ot it often lamented —the . principal view ot = he present Editor has leen to deliver it in a...n• teligible,correc , .tat useful a turns, as tl:e tiature astir!, a Lahti. hints undenukti=g woold admit. Ike Liniosin terms are rm. dered as neat!, a, p.,,ible to the id oni of hie Eng a language, and a g-nerd exi-'4”a:ory eictlonar7 of such as are peculiar iy aft. prophase to en gc.ence, affixed to =he last volume, *ldea a so contains a laagraphicalaccount and Pohrait of the A • h.% re=o Work is Ay) accompanied by such Copperplates as are properly introductory to the several Departments of Birds, Flail:., luv sects, Botany, &c. London : Printed for laeltlncton and Co. Plnabery —plate This day was published. For the Use'of Seho..ls, in One Vol. duodecimo, price Ss. bbusid, A GREEK TESTAMENT, principally taken from tie rest of Griesbach. By the Rev E VALPY. London: Printed fur Law and Whittaker, Is, Ave-Maria- Lane, Ludgate-street. PART VI. of the PICTURESQUE DELI NEATION of the SOUTHERN COAST of ENGLAND, by W. B. COOKE and G. COOKE, • and J. M. W. FENNER, R. A. Ste. &c. will be published on the Ist of ApriL Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street; J. and A. Arch, and J. M Richardson, Cortihill; and E Lloyd, Harley-street Jul( published, price 74. ESSAYS on the MAn.u...ement of the DAIRY, slit wiz* the 11,1•xlern Nactice followed in the best Districts, in the Manufacture of Butter and Cheese. By R. rWAMLEY. Printed for J. Hard'ng, 46, St. James's-street. Where may be had, the Fainter', Account 'kook for 1815— price 21e. fur a Year; or irs. 6J. fur Half a Year Book. '! his en was itil.lished, price 4s. 4d. ASHORT REVIEW of the REPORTS of the AFRICAN INiTITUTION. and of the Contraversy with Dr. THORPE ; with some Reasons aping the Registry of Slaves in the British Colonies. By GILBERT MATHISON, Esc Second Edition, with Additions and Notes. Printed for Will!atu Stockdale, ticcadilly ; and James Asperse, DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON, THIRD EDIT lON. Ibis was published, In One Volum•, royal aro. embellished svith Thirty Engraving•; c.4,ure.i, prier 955. boards, a New Edition, being the Mini, of I"R. SYNTAX's LIFE of NAPOLEON, a Hu tlibrastie Poem, in Fifteen Cantos. I.ondon : Printed (or Thomas Tegg, No. lI I, Cheapside ; W. Allason, No. SI , New Bond -street; J. Dick, Esbnburgh ; and all Booku Hers. On the ist of March was published, No. 111. price 2s. ed. of THE ASIA I'IC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re gi,t4 r fur British India and its Dependencies; containing Original Communicanon., Asiatic Fragments, An.cdotes, Poetry, Review of 13ooks, Literary, Philosophical, and Mis s.onary Intelligence, State Papers, Parliamentary Journal, Asia tic Intelligenc Births, Manages, Deaths. and Appointments in India, Home lweligei,ce, India Sales, Times appointed for the Cast India Company's Ship. for the Season. &r. Prinird fur Parbury, and Allen, Leadenball-street; and may be had of all Booksellers. This day %etre published, in Irmo. price Ss. bound, L4LEMENTS of PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY; with their applications to Heights and lli3tant zs Projections aide Sphere, Dialling, Astronomy, the Solution of Equations 9 and Geodesic operations; intended for the Use of Alathemat.cal Seminaries, and of first year men at College. 13y OLIN THUS GREGORY, LL.D. Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; Author of Letters on the Evidences, Doctrines, and Duties of the Christian Re ligion ; a treatise of Mechanics, and other Works. Londoc : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Paternos ter.row, W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, and John Cumming. Dublin - This day was published, in Three Vuls. 1 Unto. price I 'HE ORPHAN OF TINTEItN By SOPHIA F. ZIEGENIIIRT, Author of "Seabrook Village," &c. &c. - Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall.street. Ot whom the following may be had, just published: Diurnal Events ; or, 'lle Antipodes to Romance. Ity the Au thor of the Sailor and Soldier Boy, 4 vols 12mo. 20s. t oards. iluiliand Hunters, a Novel, by the Author of Montreitlie ; cur, The Peer of Scotland, 4 vols. 12mo. price 20s. boards. Elizabeth de Mowbray; or the Heir of Dotl.glas, an Historical Romance, 4 vol.. 12010. price 245. boards. Matilda and Malek Adhel, a Romance by Mad.Cottin, author of Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia, Ike. Third Edition, 4 vols. 12mo. price 225. boards. This day was published, In Roo with Coloured Plates, New Edition, price 18s. boards, N INTRODUCTION to GEOLOGY; illus.' trative of the General Structute of the Earth; comprising the Elements of the Science, and an Outline of the Geology and Mineral Geography of Engl and. A New Edition Enlarged, con mining the result of the Author's Inquiries, during an Etamina tion of various parts of England and the utern Coast of Ire. land, in 181 s and 1814. By ROBERT BAKEWELL. This Work gives an account of the most important Geologi- cal observations which have recently been made on the Continent of Europe, and in various parts of the Globe, and has several new Plates and Illustrations, the whole intended to give a view of the progress and present state of the Science. Priuted for J. list ding, 36, St. lames's-street, London. On Monday, the Ist of April, will be published. in One Vol. I duodecimo, price Ss. in boards, THE RELICKS OF A SAINT. A Right . Merry Tale. " itellcks !" roar'd Jacoretta, holding both her sides To give her ease, " Sir, if you please," (And, In parenthesi., we here declare 'Tis fah. ' 'To gay, that brought up in no Chesterfieldian School, Of what is tenu'd the Graces, politesse, and so, She did nut know A single rule). I "Pm sure, and so is Dr. Camomile besides, r a They're only what you Gentlemen would call " A pair of Galligaskins, and that's all By FERDINAND FARQUHAR, Esq. London : Printed fur Thomas Tegg, No. 111 Cheapdde; C. Clapp*, Pa11•Mall ; W. Allasoa, No. 31, New iood-strest ; and J. Dick, Edi3burgh. Just published, price M. HINTS • or, ADVICE to the NERVOUS and AIL DEBILI nvIrED of both Sexes, particularly to those whose InArnsilies art an insurntountable bar to connubial happiness, and to the misguided printlytes of that destructive habit, which un dermines the most vigorous constitutions, and often precipitates young persons, in the prime of life into all the infirmiles of old age, a complication of &seams, and the very brink of the grave, before they are conscions of Its moral turpitude; or destructive tendency. With Observations on the best mode of treatment, founded on long and :maple experience. By M. VENEL, M.D. Late Professor of Botuay, at the University of Leyden ; Physk elan to the. Royal Household at Berlin, Ike. Published by the Author ; and sold by Sherwood, Neely.and Jones, No. 2U, Paternoster-row; -teem 2111,0sise‘agesei war betwageare ; and all ocher Doehaelharal TO J'FIEARMYAND 11:5 CONN:-.XIJ-Nr). VER. COL BURN Iris the honour to acquaint tis British Army, its Connexions, and the Public in general, that he is preparing fir Publicatian, An Htstortcal Accoun• of He.. BA ITLE OF WA l'hißl.oo, written from tt:e n:st A uthori:y by W Nl!.' prom), stf:conapanied by a Set. ea of splendidly awed Engraviogi, Platts,Zitc. from Drawings taken on the split, by JAMAS oust., lisq. In 11.1* important undertaaing ete-thns will be spare.' to produce a In:_mort..l of the exploits of our gallant cou..trym:n truth wdrthy of them ; to transmt to poverity a record, which may be eotoulted w.th enn•cmus exultation—.wk e the furore ll:storiait, who shall rL coma these Immoral detals, may ermine with confidetd.'e—and which 1 It. livlrg, who par.ook of all the toils, the daneers. and the glories of them, may tutus to as claw authentic monument of their o.en exploits. Tht: Plates will not merely ilisstrite the field or !little, but all the internied:ate country :rota Brussels to Charleroi, pi g in regular succession ; w that the reader will, ass. were, actually walk over the grouni which our army trod, tram -he moment it quitted Brthis , the Battle of Waterloo was fou:lbt. Ile) , will form in a mann:r one vast picture, •o emaca coated /browbeat, that what appears its per,pective in the brat Pia e vit , ll be tepee. scow , ' in the foreground of the seco.id, and su through the wors'O series. To military men, and especially to those who were in the battle. these Graphic illus:rationi must he peculiarly valtrible and interesting, as they will be Litaiiied to a.c:rtaist ahnoit the very spots where themselviis stood—win.r.: ther brave comrade were killed or wounded—where they au•tainrtl the shock of the enemy—where they repelled his wiser —a.:d where at 1.13 r they so gloriously conquered. 'lle Work will be elegantly printed in imperial Qiiarto, and will consiA of four Parts, e:ch containing akflu! 70 p of let. ter-press, awl six ; fonaing togeher one handsome Volume. Part I. will be published on the Ist of April, price, to iubscr i. ben ACI. I Is. 6d. and the whole will lie completed in t' e course of May. Names are received at the Publiihei . ., Mr rolhorii, Conduit-strei t; Mr.Bg -rton,Whitehall; Mr. Acaermau, t and; by Bell and Bradfute, kdinburgh; John Cumming. Dublin; and all Booksellers. NVESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his 'Ma: jesty's Navy these Drops have for near 100 yLars past maintained their character as a specific far the Scurvy, Grav Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness and Obsirtiction- fa tt . e Urts-ry Passage, and General Debility; h:ft part•cularly tor their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Diseases Wessels Jc.tui's ot•.;.• and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeslitious Cur.., and sre so inflect n: in their nature, as to require litd- or nu re , :raint. The great object to be a:tended t It •hat Patients a d Put.• chasers should be careful in having the nue and g rt.uiee Prepares rims, as the unsafe, uasanctione.d, and dangerous enunterfei:s at.. tempted to be foisted on the Public, by abs.ilute ta"se ,, olds, are 'VS rumerous, ,hat the Proprietors requ st :very purchaser to a-k ' for WEssza Jesurr's DROPS, and unless they have the fo.ioss. ing words on the stamp, :bey.are grins impositiols ua the "Joseph Wessels, 60, .St. Paul% C turelt-yard;' which ms Ma. ksty's Cum m issinners have ordered to be engrav: °neve: y itamp, to secure :bent as astir right. AU -tbers are Counterfeits. Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal terms. Price Its. 9d-11s.—and 224. per b•ittle. CHILBLAINS CU 4bl) iitM Is. it% ITARSHA LL'S CERATE prevents and cures I.VJL. those troublesome aLd usu3l visitants "acha in a broken or unbroken state; r; moves the itching and mation on the first application, andwhen broken, heats in a much shorter time than can be cre.iitcd but by experience—Wounds, Ulcerated Legs, Burns, Sc r ts , liruisei, and Ulcers, of every denomination, awl or boweier long reading, are effectually cured by this Cer..tc. Copy of a Letter to the late Shaft and Edwards: Birmingham, lime 18, 1801. Gentlemen.—A very singular and impor.ant Cure performed by Marshall's Universal Cerate demands puolic.ty tut. bad a man of the name of Harris working, who had been etßsctod for fifteen years with a must shockinit Inflamed and had inbentuch as to be almost in a state of putrefacti,m ; he had been in the London Hospitals, to the salt wa•er, and under stir. goons of this plaze, fur seven years pass, when eight b..ses of Marshall's Universal Ceram, he bought cuiryletely cured iiim. I shad think the Proprietor is promoting tl4i caulo. bu. inanity by publishing this case, and every opportunitt us making it pubiic will be embraced by your obedient numb.e remit, Bull•street Birmingham. '6 b. PtIRCIt, ilookselier " Sold wholetale and retail by Edwards; GO, on the Footiray, St, Psul's Church yard, London; Sanger, 150, Osford-stresi; nog • riot, Royal Exchange. Price is. l id. ler lios. This day was published , in 9 vols. a 2nui. price IS,. boards, THE PARIS SPECTATOIt ; or, L'HERNITE de la CHAUSitt D'ANTIN: containing Olnervations upon Pa risian Manners and Customs, at the commencement of the Niue- trench Century. Translated from the French, By WILLIAM JERDAN. Printed for Loogtuan, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster•row. " Asa painter of living manners, sketched from reality, and without caricature, the author is entitled to eminent rank, and will preserve many individual traits, that are instructive to the dramatist and philosopher."—Monthly Review, Jan. 1816. Early in April will be published, in three large volumes, svo. sYsTEm OF MINERALOGY. Ey ROBERT JAMESON, Professor of Natural History in the University of Edinburgh. 'I ha Second Edition, with numerous Plates, illustrative ottte various Crystallizations that occur in the Mineral Kingdom—of the Structure of the Earth—and of the Form and Structure of the Organic Remains which it contains. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. . , Also, by the same Author, A TIMATIM On the Ex rEaNAL CUAB.ACTtiI of MINIMAL,. Secin4 Edition, Svo. BORDER'S ORIENIAI. cos rom3. This day wa. pliblishc.% in two Volume, Rao. price XI. Ss. boards, the 1. th considerably enlarge %, of ORIENTAL CUSTOMS, or an ILLUSTR.A. 'Flow of the SACRED SCRIP CURES, by an explana tory Applicaion of the Casten*, herein Mainers of the Eau ere Nylons; and especially the Jews, •Lerein alluded ta. Collected front the most crldwated rravellers, and the most eminent Critics. By the Rev. SAMUEL. BUIWER, A M. Late of Clare Hall, Cants ri.lge, &c. fcc. &c. . Printed fur Longman, hunt, Rees, than., and Brown, Pater noster-row. " The workbefore tubas not only been composed wl:h consi derable labour, but this labour will be productive of much utility. 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