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Reso lve, That all applications to participate in the relief, and ivuefits of the Waterloo Subscription, must be made to the Com bine's's) or before the Slat day of December next, to enable she coennittec to make the final Frangements of distribution: moot of Subscriptions to this day, X 409,209. 15e. Id. resTrions i n cluded In the above ittm, but received lime the last Moe:theism ' s remainder . Dena from the esi Wan dent, d Dominica, per B. • Locas, Esq. Pr of via. Leas, President 3110 10 0 °ream •a S 0 Art 1 .p IMIP , X - lobe - VI. Adders* ' taisksaifilbo d fang Landis . —._ Nth of H e dington, Wilts, per Mr. lames F abler labore of aubacrlytions from Manchester medial.. god, remitted by Wrn. Foz,Esrp Treasurer . SOO 14 y i A. id ' so 11 • Dna of LianSbangel, near Aberysterlth, Cardigan, . . Sy dm 'Av. Lewis Evans - 2 • .V.• C T s t. Bromfield, Salop, per th e Rev. H. Martin 11 V 0: filar Days Pay of the Oflicen, Mat- two. Days Pay_ . . d die kieo.oommibiened Madera and Prints Soldiers of his Majesty's in* Regiment sr Ceylon, pusitted by W. H. Rainsfutd,rdabeesant-Colehal 115 0 0 pad Coionel.Conunsodant ' •Ai •., ichabipdons hoes Eghara, reinkted by C. C. Western, eg. Au 14 0 Dedocalapones 1 4 0 so ' , ••• • • 1 41. • •••ti 1 0 - • kr"' S it 'lO 10 0 Tbird remit from ir4i*kOrgls, on account, le. . . mined by Robert Johnston, En. Tremurer 1200 0 0 Seam' rensittanba item the County of Ayr, on ac- • e ase, reotinaLW Hugh Hamilton, Reg. • 160 0 0 B A Umy of slobacripdons from the County of Salop, :emoted by Thomas Loidale,'Esq. NI • lAA of Boehm . ... - fourth Remittance from the Coital , of Devon, being the below of Subecrlptions theft, remitted .by Seem. SwolersomAnd Co,Eaetec Bank . 11117 6 9 Smola Holman, Euti. Mien . S S o Al Englishwoman - - 5 $ 0 Collated - at fry Sl* Devon, per Rev, Henry • 7 14. 6 48 S 3 17 0 a lut p. the ►o!, ire Der i At leflaanrs. Hammentels : 'Ascriptions at Trinidad. AS27S, Es remittedman 1700 0 0 on so went, by lobs Thomas Bibb es q. Chair Ibbeeriptions from Senegal. remitted by Thomas Brereton, Colodil Roial Afriaaa Corps, viz. Attica Carps at Goree and Senegal £4l 10 4 Pear Companies as Betwal - 64 2 The ditto at Gores and GambiB i 9 1 :157 1 s Al Communications per Post, are to be Abetted " Waterloo lobs,itiOur—and to be put ondocCover, Siirectad frauds Irving, lag. London." J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. • nes the ifit ot; soi :.ed• isto y~ ~il~ Frao --...." 6 I : lid ;$ U. 11)Gts c• r~ CHANGE OF SEASON. 'pl4E COLDS, COUGHS, andCATARRHS; 4) often fatal to slAicatc constitutiope, and which the chiam rtt: ch-zte of the Winter , make% rnprevatenr, raav be effect4lly gum asaiset, and cured, by a ftee nee of l'EtbhAres gar. '...t7:rt112D I.OZENOES. They absolutely preveitz and cure tfutt.r.,:sess in any sage of .tbe disease; and they are the only :Ide:reine yet discovered that hat the IntiUEDla latex of strength sing ,and nielos!izing tite Human Voice. Sold, wholesale arid, re be, by Bayley and litew, Coekepor-street; and Butler, No. theaptitie; remit by-Sanger, 110,01furd street,,isottdun ; :Man . day, 0:444; and by eve‘y -respectable Vendor . 1u l'oera ana Contry, L'64. per boa. "' • • • • - - DRS. COOPER„ . MUNROE, and DUNC,AN, P. 4 sicia:i• to the Medical Board at Charlene House, • Blarb'rars isua i,have aicertained that upward , of 3000 Patients are cured annual of prevailing disorders, that handmis werejo • a distressing rots, owing to -quacking theilseivev, ant by con raking men ignorant of the prof/A . lm, who deceive the public by their specious promises and inimorai advertiseinents. Erup tions on the bead, face,. awl body, ulcerated throat, swelling. in • AM avec, codes °tithe sWn-boties, pains iu the head and limbs, frequently Wien for rhebtnsri,m,swelled andel!, and nervous de likr are damn which appear years after, and the consequences analproper tcsami.;n:. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are (mucked daily from eight tilt eight, or by letter, containing a fse; aid tbapoorhave advice ea l'u:AdLys, Thursdays, and Sun 411$1 till 12 o'clock.— there is a side dour and private rooms fur females. • • CHINO'S PATENT WORM I,OZENGES. • RPEEDIMAN'S. PILLS.—As a great number Of persons axe rendered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind is the 'Stomach, .01ettructions in the Bowels, want of regular Peopiration, Von, u.gi, and 31140 as Complaints, Head Achs, Heist Born, C.stiv. n. 4., Nervous Disorders, C' .011 C, Gout, &c. we tee aut horised to •ay, that SPLEDISSAWS*PILLS &rein most mesa excellent term* for these Complaint.; and especially massawntled slur , ng the disc et Sea Bathing, and drinking the *led Mineral Waters ; also for those visiting warm Climates. • Nine by '1 110 All AS SH I Ll.ll'OE, jun. Druggist, Tottenham lhCroes, Middlesex, by virtue of an a-signmer.t from H. and a•Stsetot, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. hit11•11A N ant are sold. by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paves (.:;:urch.yard ; and Bacon atal.Co. No. 150, Oxfor&street, is Boxes at Ls. 4s. 6d. los. 6d. and*One ultiea ; and may be had d the Vstadpal Venders of Medicines in 'ruins and Country. WOR MS are allowed to be the most frequent SOUTC.S of Childress' Diseases :—Their Symptoms ugh Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion loan 131 aPpetite, a paleness' of the face, emaciation, and an irre— Ow state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; they btintea convulsions affect the irrowth of the body, and often rt - e fatal, by ending its a consumption or decay. Both as a reventsflve and curet*? thise alarming compbints, the above' !teeliena Medicine is meowed, on the testimony of some of the irehett characters in this country, to have no scat: Their Ifchfie approbation, given to the Proprietor, front a perfonal kosiviza:ge of its t Stacey to their own fxtnilira, 'tan'. its Inuits tlyasuai compel:ten: and gives a saoction to it which no other Alc&ine of the kited can boast. vold at Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. is cheapslde, London, fackets at le. iAd. and boars. at es. Pd. and ha. M. awl also 1r Mr. Gardner; Ceorge-sySeet, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newberg kiti Sons, Dante street,: Dublin; and the MccEchte Venders in "my city antic ip the United Kingdom. • IitIIyWIVERT. • Lacifes'svho wish for a tcmpo l* r a y retire _ mart during their Acet-trchemtpr,veill .uKet with con At.artn t o u t t , aceor di rg to t heir eircumitancee, o a nt,i t are " 1 n 5, truth ilia meat retuler treatntunrs by qv/tying. to Mitt. . :t.idulte, No. 10, Cl:wich rya, IlLackfriate-roa4l. arry maternal aremitqa Tai d to tae cittith‘a that gig Irk tu kta t r' SATURDAY,..crdrogRa • / G. of ~. . . hiACICNIGHT. OM THE ENS f LES. This day was published. In 4 VA. Iwo. price ,E 2. Ra. boards, new tdition (to which is prefixed an :wawa: of the Life of the Author) of - A. Nt. W LITERAL TRANSLATION front the 4L ORIGINAL GREEK, of alt the Ap Atolical Epistles.— With a Cotnmetitiry; th u d Note+, Plalologlc4l, Critical, Ex2lans ronyanl Practical.. °To which is added, at History of the Lift of the Apoitie Taut. 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Price SO. 1 es: bd. in boardet- or, on titie Paper, w tts Portraits and Proof Impressions of the Plates, (.rice Li in hee.ris. The following are the Plays corrai-ed iti this Wort, which may be purchased separately. pike is -1. Mouotainetrs. 2. Spe-d the ?tough. 3. Wheel of Fortune. 4. I.over's Vow , . 5. Mile and Yaticu. 6. Isabella. 7. Wild eats. 8. Dnull.ts. Stranger. to. Country .Girl. 11. Dramatist. 1.. H.:+tl:L • IS. Grecian Daughter. 14. !3usy Bo.ty. 15. John Buil. 16. Tandred and Sigismunda. 17. Ail hi the Wrong. 13. Mac -19.1 Bold * Sitiake fora . Wilt. 20. Poor Gentleman. ,Itt. :Such Things Are. •22. Oroonoko. 23. Love .in a Vil lage. 24. Road to Ruin. 25.• lane Shore. 26. Claude,- tine Mvisriage g 7. Ed /card the Black Prince. 24 . Merry 'Wives of Windsor. 29. Rule a Wife and Have a W•fe.- 60. hiourning Bride. St. Cure for the Heart Ache. 82 All for 'Love. 38. Way to Keep Him, s 4. K;ng JAI:. S 3. :Ilse Stoops 16 Coliquer. *SS. The Coisciosis Low rs. 37. The Revenge., 38. Love for Love. 39. Every Mara, in hit Hitincy:ir. 40: Carlo. lanais. 41. Jew. 44. Itemao and Jubtt. 43. The Careless Hu4band 44 George In.-nwell. 45. •Che Beaux Sirdtat 40 Gustavus Vasa. 47. The West Indian. 48. Julius Cater. 49. Every one has his 1 7 461 t. 50. •I he Jeahr.:* \Vitt. 51. The Teniiest. 52. The orilian. 53. Ca'o. 54. ht. 13211 es Strata , gem. 55. Zara. 56. l'i.e Fair Petiretit. 57. '.'he De.erte ' Daughter. 58. First Love. 59. Siege of 60. Pro voked Wife. 61. Rival Q•ieens. 63. Lady J.tie Grey. 6.1. Love nukes a Man. •64. Roman Father. 65. Point of Honour. 66. Barharosea. 67. Merchant of Venice, 68. Wives as they Were fig. King Lear. 70. Constant Couple. 71. ichool of ,Reform. 75.'1•0 Marry or not to Marry. 73. King Henry VW. 74 King Henry V. 75. Good-natured Man. 76. Antony and Cleopatra. 77'. Recruiting 011k.'. 78. Countess er Salisbury. 79. Winter's Tale. sot Dr - Montfort. 81. Count. of Narbonne. 82, Castle of Andalusia. 83. Sutpic'enis liuskand. 84. 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This day was published, a New Edition, pt ice ss. I.ltutrated with Cases, A P :Ac ricAl, TREATISE nn the PREVEW 11 . 110 N and•CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, biting the Oar.cter, symptoms, and treatment of the I)iitaieti immediately or remotely connected with it ; containtng Oh terve tions• on Glect, Stricture, Mucal Diashargee, the use of the Caustic and common Boogie, Cutantoqs ktoptions. imagio.try Venereal ()Weasel', liebdity geaeral or kcal, the Theory pi Geogr. ration, /Ice. Ac. comprisiog an elementary Vt:411; for Stuabti, avid a guide to the general reader ; in•urspersed with selezt Prescrip tions applicable to each disi;ion of ti ,-; dieeise. By T. M. CA lON, burgeon, No. 10, Sta:4tope-street i .Newcastle-street. Strand Late of the United Hospitals 'Thothaa's tsLit.LOsies. • Prior. tor MOsrs. 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The atl4i. need Letters in this Work are not ouly.extretnely inteiesing from their number. t.ut for their intrinsic merit. The itisertimrs and alterations by Mason are rejected, and the genuine Manu script of Gray implicitly fdlloweil., The Editor is also imitated Miley-before the public many spurious Variations to the principal Poems of Gray, In bieown band-writing. . * Printed oat J. Maser:tau, sf', Ludgate-street. Of whom may be !al, lately published, RiatAlNs of Jews •IWIDnELL, late ofTrtni.y College,' Camituitige ' bel:'g a Selection of his Correspondence ; a re- pe b . llcaikin of his. Prolusiones Juveniles; an Appetites, containing some acceun , . of the Author's Cohesions, 11.51. I)r,..whigs, Ste. and Of 'their ea ranrilinary disappear.nee; preceded by .e lliogra • ;idea of the deceased, and illustrated with Portraits, Picture gate. Views, and ?Jar'. By the Rev. Robert Tweddell,' A.M. 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Dif CITLIag i which WRO published in 1681, by Robert - Pox, who passed twatity yaws in a state of captivity among the Natives. 1 o which Is added, an IntrodUction, con taininga Digester tip the Information which his teen obtained \ . telistisi,to this Important bland, up to the period when the 4::suhi tire reigning Sovereign induced the people of Vol. 410. wkh a Head of the Author, s Csodia to biwholi Country under the protection ot the Bridal Go t. 'ln one large Map from the best recent Authorities, uwerPbeeet kg. • 'i: BP ECKNOCKSHIRF. BR ECKNOCK G R AT Fi►!<EsT I NCLOSURRe WE. the CommisEinners named a. ' A , p ,, ,i , ted in .20 by .tn Act of ibiriiatnent, :Ind.., and passed .nth!. 55th year of biz pre..-ut 1144...ity'setivo.intiusled Ati .t to Amend an Act anade tdth year of its pees-n. .0 improve the Lan4 Iter.a: , e of the Crown, in far as fel .tt4 to thl 4;rcat. Forest of Bre::::10c1:, in the Cuonty of 4reckw for vest tug in bit Niai..,ty certain parrs of the s a id For ,t, aid for in clu,ing the sat I•m•-t 41o , 1.eseby gloti Notice, that we wpi . - Sal 1W AUCTION,. ar the Cani.l , •ll Arm; 112 P. in the Town of Traftvtlit, on InAtr, the ,trott , i;:y of Or:olnr next. at Three n'eloek -ilk Abe ...bject Loth ropdition. as call be ti:eo uradiged t About Pal. t Mikis t lltiliNANi.) A (ALA of OPE:: 'the frel, b.nig Part of the said Fares:, And we, the said enrernic.honrs, further Owe Notia. Tina printed l'rtieciars ntay be bad at his Majestv', Odke of Wood;, Whitetail-place; and :Lt the tdiiice of Mr. T. Hold. and Moors Powell, loom and ;':,.veld, bream; of M S. Wharton, Ser. veyer, Sunny Bank, near Criekittnveil; of Mr. Dares, t3urceyer, lla.Tattoc:t, Crici: hawed, where .7.lays of ?kw L.uts elay be seen. Also at Mr. DI Bruyn's, 2t, Sonthantpton.nrett, ((pare ; and of Mr. lilatalt, Lyun's halt, near t:lnatini, fordstaire. lintittY 'OLIN evLi.b-s. .0.---.• ii quid neelstf rectins istfs CandiJus imperti, st nn his mere rnettun.--Hoa. . TO regulate tic iluttian . piiisions, • fib: LA destroy them ; to give tlierii a prop , r t.trectlon and a due force; I stead of vcinly attempting to eradica:e.them front eur na. are, or I IsrAlilily aim' impiously pretewiing tizilivert them into new dc.n nels—is Cie butines , of a raii.stiA• .y, die waif by the pre tepts of the purest heltiott, end C u anted by thL:corteltiainns of the soundest philusu,yhy., It iitintieciseary, efier ail that has been wri - ten un tiii. ..slij.:cr, to describe the aymptiint, which in dicate those d4tleses that are brongot upon the !inniaii builit and mind by indulging to ex..ess is sexual pleastires, and par icularly by perseveriis in a pernic:ous habit coo frequently acquired at ls Schoo - It more concerns the private happiness of individuals and the rutin! prosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, that trim a long and extensive practice in this particular branch of the i'rolessian, we can with the greatest coif fence assure ad Pairents and Guarillans of Youth, and those persons who labour under a general or partial debility and derargementa of the NERV,:it.'i F•lf ST LIS, whether produced by this habit, by inveterate Streusels Infection, by intemperate hiring, yr residence in hot elm:i.e., by Intense application to study, bx immoderate grief, or by exces :t s of any kind, that we have it in our power to trffer an entirely new meth id of cure, without the smallest ow of Mendell', Which in ell the varieties and in all the stages of these leoinplait to, has continued to answer the most sanguine expecta tions of Pal ietits.of both Sexes. • The earns amiss and anxiety with which the worl4 has long looked tor su great a detideratunt in the comforts and in.prova. !neon( cif a polwtsed and enlightened age, a, that of men d skill, talent., and integrity, d voting themselves exclusively to these 'distates, is evihea! by Ile etger applications for advice ant moo ()trines selnah we are • daily r•ctivitig from eviry quarter of the wur;d. In anti rtzetit cases of Syphylitic intec.tan, a truer feet cure is ciarapleted.in the sheet perioil of two Jac- ; as l thous: of the .tratost inveteracy, v4l -re other Oractitioi.ers have failetl, a power perseveranci in our ' plan of treat aier.t, e t!su F ee t o I h e 1 14Liont a tate - am!' riiihriteure. &returns at tht• Urethra. from seittitwenty yeanduratiou, are by our superior nieULocief core, psirissessently tennavtdisit tls course of three week:. ;. Patients o( either set may coniult us with the greatest boawar,, w:etecy, and delicacy, at our house, No. t s 7, bta!-„on•gar;:en.—. Patient( its the nesturry. de,crileine-thertnettrehd 'Nei: case, and irsolosliss A resigoaiten 1 , 4* advice ..t4 ntlijcif tes t the saute t% to Stitt to all pans 41ftlse wail 1. if.R lid and CU., Surgc.37., . 4 No. itrhgatte.n•'-ire(!eu. tr N. B. The above important discovfkry 1,13 the quid of .) , plt7lts Ind fit hilit7, was matured by Dr. CcaKts, to his late • tra:.-As through FR .VNCE, NA and R')ME, ism whence he has just returned with eons, highly L.:terve:log .44 intpo:tattt facts re specting the presto; state of ot.si.cJ and gurgled! l ira c t es cm the CAntinciit, which tie it preparing to lay lit•ture the I.nblie in *a Art 7.tise on these complaints, and which he hopes to be able in a few weeks to publish. • MA'TRIMONIAL *' Bat happy they, the happiest of their.kind, Such is the language of the. Immortal 1 nativist, when speak ing of the hiarriaze State. But to ensure tam happiness; it is liecroklry, as JUVE,!AL W.,serv,; —" delis saaia, in corpure to liar.: a sonicd mind in a sttuati body. 7 ,lkir E3F , RS. GOSS :and Ca. Members of the Royal A.V.L collvge of Stirgetr: ie Landoo,, have sedulously sleva<t 1 their att. tAiin tor iron 17 years to the study of thine allow tiers svitide s,t ireteumtly embitter, cod too often previnf,tflat in estimable Illesont, tam:initial/ felicity. The nntrieraus ania cations.they hair hitherto received from venom of the flit dii• tbeion, and Use nitif.orin success attending their-superior mods of trtatinent in such complaints, induzes theft than publicly to offer their as4i4tatice. In all eases of Debility or Deticientl, whea tiler resulting fr o m the frequi:eicy of participating in the gate. ti s teshitinahle life, the {atxia teed indulgents of liberties:il, .or a secret solitary habit, witch vic..!.erie the energy of shwanind, and fin :wer of youth, by producing sterility to the one sex, and impotence la the usher, they offer a safe and perniantzx cure. To rho* who, from such complaints, ere prevented eon er!ng into the oterried state, and ashamed to seek' bloodovese their infirmities in silence, it must be corisolingra kwiw, Dime ever dated, or en?ffectual the core may he deemed. tsy oWtor • Practitione.-tohat by a rennvaang and infahilde - . , ..ethod they re-,,y be restated to. a sound . and vigorous cOniti•tnion. A eternal disorder, frequeetly etoeracted in a moth/rot of Itt:iitcretten, Ltd every speciesail. Veuereai Infection, by a unia and -never-1 . 4.aq mode ot treatrimit, is. speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also S:rietures of the Urethra and Gleets, which ail are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful dangerous t•lrects of the CAUlRlC;ieferenr ' re of which can he gives to several Noblemen and Geatlemcn high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under strictures for many years. • To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reffectlctif to know, that by a proper perseverance in thiricremedles, the general health is renovated, and the imperil smuts removed. Messrs. Gess and Co. exclusively professing the awe of these particular complaints, in-artier that they may not he . marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy stijustiy attached to Ilse ignorant empiric, think it hut justice to themselves so state, that they have been properly educated and Initiated into terry branch of the professionleertificates of which, from various hot. pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a rtsilence In the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldeos them tomsert, that their researches having been con fined todiseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the deDilitat eg effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And farther, that having had opportunities, in' their professional tai:a city,' of forming an intimate acquaitrance with the con stitutional- _habits of seafaring persant, they offer- to Cleo, the best assurauces of immediate. relief; that the success resulting trim their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that dieser:men/dons constitute a fair 'ground. for the unprecedented confidence. with which they Dave, by the Public, been so liberally laraneeseed. To be cumulated at their house daily {personally, or by letter,) by Patients of either sex, with maul, Ofelieacy, and attentioe. Patent' In the coau.f are requested to state the particulars of their ease s age. and tmaer ad living. eucloinga remittance fa Melee amid medicines; and the reined*, whi be given et forwarded to any pest of the kingdom. GOSS and Co.Surgeomos, Bouveripsstreet, Piettrginks,— • t ~ .. 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