Star. — London, England, 1819-03-01 00:00:00

JANCE, Jossuary 29, RAL and BOAR; ited their Athority the. Plates engraved, the GENERAL SUU ' under the Superintendence 'of the Royal Artillery . Plates are already the Ordnance Map . Plato form a complete Kent, to the Land' , ..: . Lawrence, near Ilristol, ;ordness. Several other part, 7, which contains Central part of Wiltshire . Ilampare, rill be ready for ' qptication to Mr. Bawes,• Index Map will be .dap of the Country select any Plates they , subject, addressed to ; of the Board of Or, atttitded to. R. }l. "INCE,Fefortsary 19, TICERS of hive de ?sentry jive Notice, It their Office, In: Pall-, .;th day of March neat, undertake the Supply stationed at Woolwich expense of the CoturactOF of April nest. and clean,without • and mast not weigh the ILiy to be swat wei3ht. and dry Wheat or Rye weight. resinctive Quantities the following rates, pour.dsb Avoirdupois and twelve pounds. . and twelve goutuZs. Contractor shall receive -4 of his Contiact, ma? same after the rate known upon application ArtUlery at Woolwich Secretary's dice in Pall-1, • hours of Ten and Four delivered, scaled up and at no Proposal can at Twelve 'IVA at Taft be noticed, take War, dud Mod. . 4D3IIRJLTY-011 ICE, 15th Jaroass.r. WS' PENSIONS.—His Royal the Vance Regent bating been roost graciously Tin the Court of Assistints of the Sea Officers to grant Pensions to Widows of Commission , cof the Royal Nan, without restriction income, and notwithstanding they are no* or :been re-married, provided they shall appear to be pro. duervirg obyeets of the public bounty his is to give in order that Widow* of Commission and War- Mars of the Royal Navy who have hitherto been ezaluded the Charity, by reason of the amount of their income, cortegn•nce of having re-married, and may now be de applying kr the fendon, may prefer their Claim by to me at this Office. _ _ And Notice is further given, that all Widows of Naval OL ' sn already on the Pension List, may obtain Am new forms of Arstivit by letter to me, or by personal application at the Ad Molty-015ce, and the teats of the Resident Commissioners of do Navy, at the several Dock-yards. J. W. CROKE& LANDED PROPERTY, AND CHURCH PREFERMENTS. SHEE, Agent for the Sale, Exchange, Pur v.& chase, and Hire of Landed Estates, Fawns, ;irk's, Mason, Church Preferments, .Life Interests; Reversions, and ertry Description of transferable Real Property, begs leave to tatousee his intention to publish, in the first week in April, a CORRECTED LIST of LANDED ESTATES. for BALE id EXCHANGE throughout ENGLAND and WALES, Ake will comprise upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Pro- Punts, fra% the Cottage to the Mansion, With extensive De ntists, and be forwarded gratuitously_to Applicants seeking to Purchase or 2.11. Gentlemen having Property to Sell especially et tequzstee to communicate in time for publication, and are in famied that the insertions are also free from charge. Mr. SHEE'S LIST circulates through the British Dolninions tad Settlements, East and West, and upon the Continent. itlstart to be advanced on Mortgage to any amount, and a nriety of (lurch Pr.f..nments for Lisle and Exchange. Lands sad Douses sti.viqed and valued, and sold by public Auction or Pirate Contract—All Letters to be post paid. No. 41, &alum • p.on-row, Russell-square. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. THE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility and Gentry upon the above New Sauce, induces the Pro- Meters, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Ptilaic at large a Caution against Imitations, by mentioning, lose eau be relied upon as genuine without, each Bottle being %led wicks their Funs and Address, and also each Label hay. lag tLctr Signature. The utility' and convenience of this Sauce, bill adapted for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, ard its increase of circulation bids fair to equal their much and 1 "I.-e:'-ecned ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. Tiicy respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used r-ing ccuildent it will give satisfaction to the ri:est palate. Vinelani‘e, No. 107, (coiner of the StvDy Steps,) Sra.tro, London. S I Iti PE Iti A L PATEN'r TWINE CLOTH. We canti,trui pas de lion, m.s en possedent Its az:rums. TFamilies, and Merchants, are re :privily infarolod the above 'loth is sell at the Patentee's WAreLonse, IG, CHEAPSIDE, wholesale, for ex ,:'t mul by the Piete and Deny, containing from U is 52 yards recli, at 21.-2 a. Cd.--36.-30. 6d. to Sa• dd. per Yu-d -ikter:mid% and varboe• s family purpotet, Sheeting, &c. its eta, y are r.;?ertiliar candue.veners to health, both is the ha e ilames as 'l4l as in tbJ more cold are. cbangzable, render; it am arti:la of the Brat co: rierr..tirn to Fosnilies going a4isad, and t• time who 'tisk a warmer anielc than Linen. A variety of ',shams having' been protium:el, patinae:: are requested to al •rri thzt lt is add germane uowhrrc whatever but as abov e. 'Ted's executed, &re of carnage, to every part of the (1 . 131 Jed the adiarrot Every acceripunn of rattily lldia Ideate, Ptottti Furrittals, and the most fa.- Aniclos nor Dress ; wholesale and artaal. Aaccording to the latest Improvements of the Linonan Sys tem, with au easy Introduction to the udy of Botany. By WILLIAM WITHERING, St M.D. F.R,& Member of theßoyal Academy of Sciences at Lisbon, Ste. Corrected and considerably enlarged, • /ty WILLIAM WITHERING, Esq. F. L. S. , Extraordinary Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, Etc. &c. Landon : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; J. Cnthell ; Longman, Hurst, Sees, Orme, and Brown; Cadeil and Davies; S. Bags J, John Richardson, J. M. Richardson, Lackington and Co. J. Hatchard, Black and Son, R. &holey, J. Mawman, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, P.W. and G.Wynne. T. Hamilton, R. Fenner, J. Walker, W. ILAS, Taylor and Hassey, Hurst, Robinson and Co. Whitmire and Fenn, R. Saunders, J. Botnpus, T. son and and G. Wait. CATON ON DEBILITY. • This day was published, price Its. id. a New Edition of DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITI ES, natnril and contracted, oldie GENEYtATIVII ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onauism, Se. ednai Weakness, NocturnalEroissions, Meets, Taboo Docsaiis, Fluor Albus, ar.c. &c T. M. CATON , Surgeon . with the Theoy of Generation. By, • No. 10, Stanhope-strett, Newcastle street, Shand ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for W. Noely, 78, Lombard-street; and C. Clippie, 61, Pall-mall. Alio, I. Caton on Indivaton, Scrofsla, and Cumulus Dimwit &e. &c. Es.- 2 . A Treatise on Female Diseases N. Bd.—.8 d.—. On Asthma and Winter Cough,o4.--4. On the Vela:real Disease, N. CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD., ADELUSIVE habit, generally learnt at great schools, weakens and destroys the whole nervous me m, and in the 'ray Hower of youth brings on all the &mhies of the moss languishing old age; rendering its votaries indifferent , to all amusements, absent in company, dull and lifeless every. where.—These maladies are not only reiieved, but ultimately cared, by this excellent Medicine, which Is unrivalled for re ' storing broken or decayed consitutions an pristine health and, vigour. Sold by Leigh, Strand; Dame ? ISO, Osford-ntreet ; ammo and Co. Bow Chum's-yard ; Butler, Cheepeide and Ward, Holborn; price ID. each, or four in one Bottle for 535. by mrhich one 11s. bottle is saved, with the " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. • Of whom may also be bad, the celebrated ANTI-IbiPETI. GENES, or SOLOMON'. DROPS (without mercury, or say deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the scurvy; umbels, tepripy, and all disorders . originating in an impure state of the blood - being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the best substitute thus has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mer, cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel at mad ous and. impure juices, giving strengt h anti tone to thbliirtS B , enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. Price I ls. per bottle, or four in one family bottleibe 555. which one small botdeils saved. The words " liaml. Wonsan, • Liverpool," are engraved on the Vamp of each bottle. witinidt which none are genuine. Also, price 3s. that KAM, Intervaing. and uselid Family Work (with which Is given an design Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead -Dome), entitled, A GUIDE to REALTII; or, Advice to both Seam, in a Variety of Complaints..-Ily S SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise en Female Diseuscs, Ntrvous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases with which the Human Body is mostfivqrantly afCicted ; explaining the eynaptouts, mode of tryst main, etc- Dr. Solonion Pipes:s, when consulted by l.tter, the vital cow pliment Mee pound note to be belated, addreeed, " Money toter. Dr. Setenon, Ggeodebouse, Lyn:pool. 1.14 double patsy." r• 1 "79 . and's Secondary' Stair-case ; a very cheerful pleasant Dravring room • a spacious Lobby; two airy Bed - chan hers, a Dress ine-doiet and China ditto; on the Upper Story, are four large airy Bed-chambers, two Dressing-morns. Closets, Ste. in the Basement, an excellent Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Pantrys, Hemekeepees Room, Servants' Hall, good Wine an d lats., Vaults fir Goals, &c, plenty of tine Spriag and soft Water. • roomy Court-yard, and lack-yard, with C4ach-house, for foes CaVriages, Stable for six Halms ; Loft and room over; pod ikelyhouse, or Wash-house, with plenty of Water ; a large Bedroom over for Mas-aerriant. 1.44NV11S Masure-grounds, iry gravel W alks, leading to a productive Kitchen Garden, stocked with prime Fruit-trees, Graperivs, Green-house. &c. ate. Varm-Yard and Out-buildings—the whore about Three Acres; a fine rich Meadow adjoining, about Vow. Acres. The Duildinp are in excellent order, end fit for the reception of a Gentleman's Family. . LOT 11. A CAPITAL RICH COPYHOLD MEADOW at the end, and adjoining the road from Putney to Wandsworth; con tains about Six Acres. May be viewed, by mlybg to the Gardener, on the Prep wises, with Tickets, and where Particulars may be had ; of Inesja. halting, James, Ind Abbot; New Inn ; Talbot, Rich 'mend ; at Oarrsway's • and of Ur. Robins, Warwick4trcet, Golden-square. otters Tickets may Ye had. • -_ NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, Between Between OUNDLit and MARKET HAREOROUGH. The bl ANOR of BIGGIN, with the. MANSION and CAPITAL ESTATE. FREEHOLD and TITHE-FRE'« Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES of rich Pending, Grazing, and Wood Laud. ' TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, .At Garraway'e Cepilin.ionse, Exchange-Alley , • Cambia. Lou, don, on Tananav, Nay 15. at Twelve o'Clack, in One Lot, ZIHE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE The MANOR of BIGGIN, well scrod with GAME; with the Elegant designed MANSION, nearly finished-the Elevation in the Italian Style, with a Grand liable Portico to the East Front . with Olio, Gardens, Plea. Writ Grounds, surroanded by upwards of QNE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT ACRES • Of Capital Aiding Pianism, Meadows, small part Arable and Noble Wands, all cocked with Capital full grown Timber; the principal of tine Vela. The Lands round the Mansicn in tie Park Style with Grand' Antibes of Lofty Timber Treas. The Woods and shoat NINETY ACRES of Land are in hand, containing together TWO HUNDRED and 'FORTY SIX AMIS. The remainder divided into eligible yarms and PlotureP. let to avast refoctable Tenant. at Wili =the Rental 1 and moderate ;militatedValue upwards of TWO T HAU SAND ' ONE HUNDRED Pounds per annum sad highly improvable. A ulart etigibie reopeity for Reside:am or Investment, in a citee3 pleasant Country, excellent neighbourhood, and abound ing In Fteki Sports : within two mites of Oundle„ 14 from Sell. ten and Stzmiordo from Northampton, and 90 from London. The r'' 44l (loin Ore SO Madtet liarboreash pusses through the Estate. May 44 . viewed arl i t h af preceding tba Sal Sundays excep. red, by eta; MA and applying to Charles Berkeley, lisq. at the ?demist House, wh may be seta from Ekven•to Three, where Paciredgea may ha ►had; and of Robert.ailtinta, lis3. • =dot threw" and time Talbot lass. Oundle; Angel, Peter. ha:lca:4ml Stilton; Marge, Thrapstoet, Stamford, and Nor. siaropton ; ilty'ans,c=tignycleak; Wansford ;the Ho ;(1, ind• Pen and • ogisant ; George, Lickfteld ; Wow& "ARM Mem% kik% and-iarlay. Lincoln's Inn • at Garrawq • Calso.housei and of Mr. Eobins, Warwick-glee, . ' Goidcaosur-e wie.re Plane sad Mentions may be meat, and lisketi ir.vic; f rirg )01, sad at the Iliadic. • V t • Pet better and sometimes worse,, tuna near the enti of the month of December in the same year, when I was seized with greats r violence than I had ever before expeskr.e.ed. Again no attars were left untried rhea toted be devised, byt to no purpose, an.: I was removed to Stanmare aim: the b,giorting of February, 1812, where I had such repeated iittacks, one-after ;slather that the Doctors, and all who 5t;.•. , 7 me, thsleght Could not sur vive them, as they came on so rapid, each One leaving me moth more re duced than the former. lit this state I continued front Dees rm. ber, 131 t , till the Sprit, of 1315, without the smallest here of obtaining relief ; when your ::valuable medicine was most provi dentially brought to me, by that land and beneveient Lady :Its. P. Clutterbuch, who also took a very asdre part,with the rest of my kind friend', in my support. " When I bez,an the use of the Syrup, it was the epitCoo of the Doctors, and all who saw me, that I could tot live mery • hours, and thy dear rel nide! were anxiously watching round my bed, expecting that every moment would be my last. I lie.d not beta able, for seven weeks, to take any kind of nourishment, but toast tied water : .aany times before this,there appeared but small hopes of my li:r4but now al hopes were endrely cut off, tl e modisal gehdemes:valo attended me having quite given me ono, saying I could rot live many bums, and, therefore, it was of ton' use to teaze me any longer with medicine—which could only be dropped into my monih'a drop at a time, or admi:datered by a feather dißped into it, 'rnoisteloing my lips. Li this way I was obliged to take the Sefrup, when I brat began the of it, and • those who bad been eye-witnessts to nay suffaings, bad not tbe least hope tiset it would give air any relief. lidweveV, I was enalied. by &vice grace, to commit nay cense unto that (led to whom all pbwer helongs, and who has been pleased, in infinlue mercy, to bless the kind and persevering endeavours of my bene volent friends, by 7110:4illg your invaluable m. slid a the inc‘ru. rner.t fa his b.ands of restoring me to h_elth and strina:th, a blessing which I never expected :a enjoy any more. ledeed, 94r, the mercy seers almost too great, and it hardly appears possible, when I look back on the :ong series of afilimmns under which 1 laboured free.' September 16 . 05 till December 1517, [being unable, five yeses of that time, to put my feet to the geout.d. ' Last Christmas day, 1817, was the first time I was able to wrlk across the. haute by-myself, a pleasure I had nut enjoyed for six ' years before, having been three years andten or eleven months of the time unable to leave my room, even once s and several times durieg that period, Wap deprived of sight, sense, and hearing fee many days together. I attended strictly to every direction thot was given me for taking the Vegetable Syrup, and persevered-in • a regular Course of the medicine, and had not one severe attack after I began the use of it. Lief: cif the medicine About the b... ginning of September in tbe pres e nt year, only taking a little or casioaally sieze. I have erjoyed the perfect use of my limbs for nearly a Tear, and can now walk the distance of three or (cur miles without any great inconvenience. May the Lord retwcsd you, and each of my kind islands, for the unnumbered favours have received at your hands; and way he shower down upon you all the richest and choicest of bit blessings. So prays tie greatly indebted, humble servant, ts MART= 1i411.131V... " 'lO 1 . 14C , 5. CANHAII, Base " This, Sir, is a brief bat correct statement of my ease; *he truth of which, many of the Gentry, and peopleof respectabilOii, who reside at Stanmore, can tesill)•." Witnesses to the above cure, Prebendary of St.Paers, Alamo' Bosoms Chianti j and Rector of (h, ..c . . Stanntore, Middlesex, Perri Ctuvraianei, and Churchwardens. %Nos. Susses, The genuine Medicine is prepared and.solef by Mr. CANITAII, at 5'4, IitraICr ' SARIVIL, as it wa, by Nic. SWAllitgol, 11.1 Mat and Predecessor, at 15,. a bottle. It is also eoldley Mi. Atkins/et, 196. mb orgate .. s e rec e tVithoat ; and by Nis. Canhanis Arei,t in every considerable Town of the Deited Kingdom; and the Cutscentratcd,for Warm Climates, Isy his deputed Agents is the East Indies, viz. ?Jcesca. Macid-nosA and Co. CAlcatts; add Mess". rorscs and Co.. Bombay. • B Eg 9987. OFFICE OF ORDNAIi .E 9IASTER-GENE4A 01MNANCE having granted Impressises, takeu from et done Inch to a Mile, front tho EAT BRITAIN, I ~•I WILLIAM MUDGE;c are hereby informed, that 30 du Impressions are on Sale at Tower of London. These' PI Coot, front Folkestone; in Kt . dl, and thence to Week St. L pert the Thames to Orfordness. Work are now in hand, and 1' .s.eut of Somersetslaire, the C,el sapublished part of Ilampsidre, ee Ist of March. By applicat ,ce Alap-Oilice, where an In • ,es wishing to procure a Ma Wit own habitations, may selec pu rpose. Al letters on this oat wider cover to the Secretary 01 • . I will be immediately antis 137 Order of the Ro*d, • OFFICE, OF ONDIVii ; ' PRINCIPAL. '91;1 JESTro OILDNAME do peeposah r:ill be received a before .V.ONDAT, the 15t1 i person: as re.ay be willing to u '61.. for the Ur.Manee Horses st r te to be delivered at the expel -.:d of S.l Mouths from the lst o Le Oats to be good, sweet, day, of Lev; or 'NowSurnt Oats, a ?minds per Winchester bushel ; • &la:rutin Trusses cf 56 Its. s Tee &raw to be good, clears, In Trusses of 361bs. The p:.:es to be paid fur the resp may be delivered, at SI OAS at • per hundred the Hay zt per hundred i the S:7‘SI at per hundred k is espectied that the Contrat which, during the period ta , nrar.ag an atowance for the horse per week. Farther Particulars may be ki , e a commanding the Royal A and also at the Secretary any day between the hours ire die Proposals must be deli. t for Forage;" but n •Te s sll li d lith Mardi, Tw • 0; neither will any Th* 1 it, or an Agent in his bee By Ord.er f the Mod, R 41. TY-01 IVIDOWS' PENSION: the Prince Regent havinp authorize the Court of Assists tautly, to grant Pensions to WI , as: Miners of the Royal Navy, mat of their income, and no ray have been re-married, provi , rt and desertieg objects of the Kate thereof, in order that Wis eat Mars of the Royal Navy 'a ksw the Charity, by reason of sr in corsennence of having to trees of applying for the Feast lota to one at this Office. And Notice is further given, CZ) already on the Pension List ASdavit by letter to me, or by minty-Oface, and the teats of die Navy, at the several Doeh:p LANDED P AND CHURCH .] rR.SIIEE, Agent for A. chase, nod Hire of L Masora, Church Preferments, every Description of transferab lasounce his intention to public CORREf.:TRD LIST of LA/ red EXCHANGE throughor Hick will comprise upwards to penes, fro% the Cottage to t eases, acd bt forwarded grat Purchase or 2.11. Gentlemen in requested to communicate is formed that the insertions are a Mr. SHEE'S LIST circutat aid Settlements, East and Wet itloney to be advanced on variety of Church Prcfermenu sad Houses su.voyed and valu )orate Contract—All Letters AO , 41, Sorthampton-row, BURGESS'S THE bizh Encomium and Gentry upon the at Poetors, Messrs. JOHN BU Public at large a Caution a sow eau be relied upon as Wed under their ruin and !se their Signature. The util turt adopted for all purposes, ?ad Its iucrease of circulatios I "F.-e:teented ESSENCE of 'fliny respectfully solicit a it r ing ccundent it will give Ti lebaose, No. 107, Savoy Seeps,) SreAto, Tie filtTPilficl T i l: s anktem pat de lin, iv)billty, Paoli Fps spec:loly infoimod the ; sails: m Wareham-, In, I on by s the 1 nett to 52 noun ".r.C.11, at 21.-22. Tor Luning and Various fan. sooty are a..?ectiliar condui caitoaun st •r.• 11 as b tbv mr at of the first coo:let- " t ie . " who wish a warm( Lesit r ujoasshaving • been r ely •, tha a'ld gentian ''tows exerutnl, five . ' ll3l ' sed ;he arliartna 1•1 _"‘""st lodis Isfutrtr, vt sosnahle Articles :'x' ' Dr ta* .. . , .. . .. ° . /° - . . • .. , . . , -• .. .*i ' . • • Pet Veal s . !.. ~ r, , .- .. e." . • • l er - - -- --. ,- -40 . . • . . ... . . . • --,- : :-,....- mi. 0 , O. 1 1 1: 1 .. , . • iso i lir . .. _ • • . .: . .. . .. . s. . . • . ..ot .:4 : Od ~; ' -4441 .....,.....-- ..,.. igs . . . ly.*i , • . igir ilk . . Z . 4Ws - .V.ri 't• . . . • - -419 .. e. - - kni, • - • . - .V . . .. , . 1 1 ( 4 4 ~k ..„..,,,, ~,,,,,,, .... A.. , wii , ... . :. • 1 .4 ; . - , • , , ~: ~...A t . qv. (. 1 .., 411-'4l' ' ••,--gimir,- ,---...., ...,_ . . • • . . ~041401- - 1 • , ) . , 4 , . ../ ~ • 0;-, u :).. : i .1i ; .., i ~ • 15 ,e E s' ? ;I . 1 ° I • - MONDAY. MARCH 1 . -iiiith - • . . ' S . . . , h i : e t I C:V M E; l a s r.:2:o°.rElNs price t - Pi t o :beerdCF Mkt}'. s ' a it: wisATiON published, in Thr ee ' lel.; IPYTON, Stock-Brolter,S, CORNHILL, and LOSI- . , tEnS • BY AUCTION. This ,RD of .1.:4 BARD-STREET, congratulate, his Friends on their sue- .man, a t . Novel. *the Anther of the Bachelor anigidarrik 1h / • • y fur the cess at leis Office in the Latteq just ended, and trusts the same At the oastwilime; ---..-- XPSiVICH, so Timmy, the 9th of • rad, on a good luck will always attend slum. EYTON cannot help Printedier • Longman, Husit, Rees, Orme, and Brown, readon. ' • le. t thanking the Publie at large file their kind turret for so many . . March, 1819, , T H irc9F OLLOWING GOOD.S, • • • unv --• •"". years, and hopes they and Dame Fortune will still centilitre Of whom may be had, by the same Anthore, . ' • - ntendence their favours. at e. - VI . Z.— . . - • The Bachelor rind the Married Men ; or, The Equiihrhin of Berg; the The SCHEME of the New I.:titters?, which Draws 23d of 42 , Y ee _,,lddit% fo g . li Scarfs , the Balance of Comfort. A Novel. Second Edition, in Seek. I 1 e r finished, MARCH, contains THRF..E Prizes of A'20,000, besides 37 26 / "OM . 3 Piece' French Cambric 12mo. price 166,:f01. hoards. The Physiognoinkt, a Novel, in 3 vole. 12ezto. 16s. ad. horde. ' lo . i other Capitals, and a FREE GIFT of Eighty Whole Ileketa. I buss: - * ' 15* Yards ditto VRGE,TABLE SYRUP, • ' ' se. [ap Office, 6 Flair Wales 73e Yards Linen _ ET Tin RUM3EII. OF - plete Mall ~THE LAST 1E20,00 EVER DRAW., W'AS 4,56, No. 5 9 , BERNER'S-STREET, OXFORD -STREET, l s..' 1 'a End, in Whkh was sold in Clae Quarter, Tierce 14ghths, and Six Six- . 1°94 ir inet aie linsitiw — insie s variass diffe. 1835 Yard s l'as Wilki mus, Speig ikas , ma * The only DEPOT for VELNO . O • •I', f • /4110 4 / 4 Book Haan. Removed hem 21, Fritb-street; Soho. ristnl, and teenths, at the above Lucky Office. . 9 Shialie • . . 1\47. CANE-lASI is sensible he owes sense apology- • I. l; * Plates of ..- '' TUE BRITISM CRITIC. . . , Alste, tbefeßewing Goods for Exportation i •.. ' Je3A. to the Pebile fir advertising any eases Mis Medicine is • if I i I , mins the 14 Pair Troth Yid aims ea; Yards Sareenet in divers known to all the Isighs respectable, and kneed rams of Oa t• - This day wee published, price 26. 6d. ' 1 Mit WWI !shire, and pieces and of vat*. solemnity, completely to answer all its peetentlesi, and to have • ' i I ,r delivery T HE NUMBER. for FEBRUARY; conlaining a 1 Datolieett % . Itesiew of Pestalozzi's System, Works of Charles lamb, k pliteaga colours. • • seated elf Advertisements. He thinks it his deity, however, to the Publia of the following extraordinary case and cure 1 ' '. . ens - at the Belshaves Diseourse on Sir . Samuel Rumilly, Maelstrom es Oak to lagliart wen o'clock precisely. ' 34 liver. The names of the Rev. Arthor Robinson •'. tf be shewn, Tittle•. , Memoirs of Mile. D'Espinay, Bishop of LandaV ' s Set- . Thedilladpiabo takes adds all faults, and paid for before Chanvel, Pnebersdarycf St. Paul's sad gamer of Great sum. • 1 • surround. mon on the Death of the Queen, Life of J. 11. Vans, Wilsan f i ; ' 4 able r t• , more; and of Peter Cintterbuck, of Maumee, Seq. stand oo the ,i. '- - records of active benevolence ; and their attestation in thelme . please fo r Prayers, Poems of N. Hanliage, Work, of Comte Hardin's, • e • MTE MR BAUM fIOMILLYII, i Hackett's Narrative of the Expedition to South America; mac. • . - . sent instance unitise witkeonspau . to*, lieu Vets credit to their RUSSSLL-SQUARE. ~ Lc. Mr. Ike- Printed for F. C. and J. ftivington, St. Peal's Church-yard; • • seal and oandour . thane:we, Nov. ell;18111. 1.• Oteleanee, and Waterloo -plea. * • • is jaws' FURNITURE , th e Principal Part ricently " Sia—M pelt *ad many friends, having e'desire that my . ; tent Pate PIER and CH I MNEY-GL ASSES, distressing case"sall ammo V . .. cure by your iwreasha Me- 'l'bl...ft ihili puilisissa; ' Rah Miran CHINA and GLASS; about ONE &dm etiled V•• b e r e d r i s ID bienyrup, should be made uhlt: . i • IS„.!". • 'rests Mat and Co. Rdlubersk; awl %Lama, Cassoex, 'PHD 11 DUNCES of PLATE; PLAICE& ARTI- for th ' ebaucfit labd. give you, at She islet . : . I ' 9, 1818. and Joy, Landon, in etre price 7,. boards, . , CLE111; excellent BED and TABLE LINENesSCELLAR particular orals , d *beneteurene Mn. Peter of CHOICE WINES, and various EFFECTS.. la MA. A MEMOIR on the FORMATION and CON- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, buck, a true statement of my long seiferings, as far as it pleas - a t. . the Austrians. to assist my recollection. In SeptemberoBo3, I . NECTIONS of fie CRURA L ARCH, and other Parts t, „ „ e ' en concerned in FEMORAL and INGUINAL HERNIA. 11- By Mr. ROBINS, was in service, and caught cold, o Inch was accoodeameti by a • , By Order of the Executors, on the. Premises, No. 21, North sore thrust and swelled face t I was then in the 13th year of roy gravusgs y ears, from . P . '•"'''''' lustrated by three highly finished En • b 1.1 Side of Ituesell-square, of Weeserseev next, the 3d March, age, and uefortunately for me the proems of nature was checked .. next, from Deawiegs by J. A. Schetky, Esq. and two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, . by my illness. From that period my health became very much . . ply of FO- By ROBERT LISTON, , impaired,and a constant pain in my right side gee sSoulotr,ivith t i ek e an d i n Fellow of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Win- h very Excellent FASHIONABLE FURNI- T " a dry cough and difficulty of breathing, was The consequence; 1 I .' burgh, Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery. &e. &c. site. TURE, comprising elegant Drawing-Room Suns of Chintz and fearing I should be burdensome to my widowed mother, I • actor, for a --. . . .... ...._ . . Cotton Furaiture, to Window-Curtains, Sofas, Chairs, Otto.. —, kept it to myself as much as possi Ic. SKETCHES OF AMERICA.—THIED EDITION. * titans, Stools, &e •; •R• . , R osewood Loo, Occasional, and other Tables; This day was cublished, in Ivo. p rice tea. 6d. hoards,' . eabiaets ; Brilliant Plate, Tier, and Chimney Glasses; rich cut "In October, 1806, havi ng left my place about a month, I was recommended by some friends to a situation in Lor.don ; • '. li, rot ers mix -here I dragged on a miserable. existence for eight months, the ;I„ leas t h an A NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY of Five Thou. Lustre, and L amps; . handsome Bedsteads and Furaitures_; pain in my right side, shoelder, and chest continuing to incrtak, i' * sand Mlles through the EASTERN and W.F.ST ERN time seasoned Bedding ;excellent well-made Cabinet, Dining cut and dry, STATES of AMERICA, contained id Eight Reports,addres. Parlour, and Library Furniture, of all descriptions ; Turkey, I became subject to violent ' seek headaches and faintiee, fre- sed tolhe Thirty-nine English Families by whom the Author Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs; China and Glass; quently, till the Apothecary.of the family where Ili see& -ight Rye Straw, was deputed, in June, 1817, to ascertain whether any, and what Linen, Plate, and Plated Articles ; Fenders and Hre.lrona ; it esivisable that I should return into the cownrry td'ity the part of the United States would be suit %hie for their residence. Culinary L'tensils ; and rations other Effects. change •of air. I then returned to my mn.uer, who lived at With Remarks on Mr. Eitkbeck's " Notes" and " Letters." The CELLAR of CHOICE WINES will be Sold on Fes- Stanmore where I was soon confined to my bed. Ths •ss sips. i 1 0 of each •Itr- By HENRY BRADSHAW FEAR.ON. s DAT, the sth March; comprising about ONE HUNDRED and fleeing advice of Mr. Atelrew9, SUrgernlat'tar.more, to whom I • .vast. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Londoe. THIRTY Dom,. of fine flavoured Old Port, capital Fut am greatly indebted for his kind ext rtions to afford me relief, was I I pots weight. " His (Mr. Fc.iren'a) V de isook is full of the most valuable infor- India Madeira, Champaigne, Sherry, superior Old Hock, i n then Obtained for Me. He attended me the whek of the wietse !nation, and •is distinguished by the marts , not only of as in- Claret, Tenerfife, f Grave, excelleui Red and White Her __. o 1807, anti as the sprite; advanced in 1806. I was adeited to as. fair. &c. Also a Hogshead of PO RT, Wood, of the vintage 1812. Suiting; observing, and intelligent mind, but of cite greatest , _ . a. ness end impartiality."—Earl Grey's Speech ,at the Newcastle fbe FUR/MUM may be viewed on stu y, S rda Monday, atld 6 with my sister at t. •fily strength returning in soere ! ' e tfie Stable p ax D i nner, D ec. 81,1818. Tuesday preceding the Sale, and the WO Mtry E S tasted on the Morn- measure, I wa s anx i ous to service once more, and hearig .1 ing of Sale. Catalogues at One Shilling each (without which no a situation at Harrow Wald,. I ventured to take it; but, elm! ' • nay accurst- - ' SUPPLEMENT, To TIIE PHARMACOWEIA& peraqu can be admitted) may be had on the Premises; at Gar- I was soon obliged to leave my ;deco and return home, seism I • ' de This day was published, in Bvo. price 10s..ed. - rawe r, .Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coridadi sad of m r • had again the assistance of my MI friend, Mr. Ar.drews, wha ' • A SUPPLEMENT to the PIIARMACQPCEIAS, Robins, Werwkk-street, Golden -. quart. ttied every thing he could think of without e ff ect. About Ja- cation to the .LIL including,. not only the Drugs and Compounds which art . nuary, 1609, he, with oriel friends, advised me to go roan hos. wick and in used by Prefesyinnal or Private Practitioners of Medicine,. but • PUTNEY, SURREY. pital, and they got me admitted a patieat id St. Cecrr,e's tioo,:b. , .Mall, a f ore . ILISO t 1 0.3 e which Are' sold by Chemists, Druggists, and Herbs- FEREHO'LD ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE; sal, where. I remained 15 weeks, Foe a long time cry els...be:es lists, for other purposes ; together with a Collection of the most of diseased liver, seemed to Mae all the skill end power .1 With Offices, Coach-Houses, Stables, and OutelluUdinp ; Gar- that pt . our &Clock, al eledical Formula; an Explanation of the Contractions dens, Pleasure-Grounds, and Meadow Land, both physician and medicine, insomuch that the Umiticmen (.1 I end endorsed, us by Physicians and Drag • s ; die Medical 'Arrangement be admitted used lE s T() BE SOLD BY AUCTON, . the Faculty despaired rd any secrets. N oon of t h ot of the Ankles of the London Pnarenaeopteia, with their Doles, . , "At length the Lome to v.-h:nii belongs the Liu^. Of life • , I . en t ee pe r m, in en 'lmre s degas List et liiiisdiglamie Plasm at the HO. By Mr. ROBINS, and death, wag pleased to bless the mep.ns or du useecl . , :'.. d I -- ei Vell Okada, wldolante si agablg a bliat Via glalo4ll*l** . ... ~. . , ....., ' Ili Order *Obi fitlaiter'is: .. . received some little rellerandeourmei home, it being the (...:: - .1 1 , * . . bellaimpt and 4 1 4 13 .. A t At s ,. e. ca ll ous*, juis Ai emula t e, ijk of the Physician under whose care I wmplaced. and also sa t' e • MEV Ike; S. -..., a" . ? —, , . ~.........,_„„s e 0 , t i ts at ". O* g4 . 4. 4 4 51i s at l l' i , ,pg re s tmes. • the other Medical Gentlemen. th at I should never be Litk: 4 . . ware, illeb.llb*Hetrtlaaleg—olleilre 14 1 1 1 10 W al' -' •%.-- '• • min -• • " better. .AS dee Autumn-approached., f was wheel 4•ein v. Ile • I . . • • I Eirthness B"T *s.• w: • --ina . .. ei,ace:* -etir AL FR= RAliiii,:flifAl49loltl c ambia violence, atid caullemd to my bed till the follovueg bar . C. Primed for Thomas and (meow Underwood , 84; Fleetetreet: . I 1, 0 OW-, I ILO ii, ‘lkat respite from exei ucletireg, nab • bee, • ' iouely passed •-- - V o te residence gill-dsasiss 6 A ' ' - else • AntilmoWiret.moss oty Cbeatili Kush lift • . . 1 WITHERING'S BOTANY—SIXTH EDITION , at d i e trod of PairuiV; Wimbledon k vela** „ ils - lit; Ran Widowstsreiserierea, Asulebtrwattidatw. 1 This day was pub li shed, in Four Vole eve. p rice 9,/, 85. beards. spacious Court Yard in front, untainin on the ground store a while I was bled, blistered, or cupped, could I obtain the least don and War- illustrated by Copper -plates, . . handsome Entrance-Hall, paved with arble ; a good Dining- relief. Every means was again trial, which sk:11 and kindress i lion as to the A N 4RRANG T ,It EMEN of BRITISH PLANTS, Farb ditto, Study, Dressiug.room, Butler's Pan - could suggest, and I recovered a little; and in May, 1811 , made ----1:-- ....t.. t.....e inseenvernents of the Linnaan Sees try, and Water-closet; capital Stair-ease to the Firnt Story, an , ther attempt at service, in which I continued, ennetimes • 4 .. ij h~ ,