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90 4 Ira ‘lay were published, in !Ivo. price 7s. boards, vrrElts on the WEST INDIES.—BY JAMES irISRR, Esq. late conunissiozer for the Maaaagernent iciors perty Pro at Berluce. Prirted for Rest fenuer, London. ----------7- i liTary was Published, m one vol. Svcs. price Its. boards, AHISTORY of SAINT DOMINGO, from its IficcoverF by Columbus to the present Time. .n g woes before us will fill up, very apr opsiately, a vacant los isas l i gru y date historical inquirer. Nina Mag. July. Printed for Rest Fenner, London. ie a few days t,.id be published, volume, Foolscap 810. price ss. boards, A VICE to THE TEENS ; or, Practic Al -Helps word the Formation of One's Own Character. By atm; TAYLOR, Minister of the Gospel, at Ongar. Wilted for Rest Fenner, London. Of Thom may be had, bj the same Author, Eel[pa t i n tisc; or, Hints to a Youth leaving School: fools e.; fon pia Ss Od. boards. I r , for 11}9 Pill be published, in Bvo. Vol. I. of VESCRIPTURE TESTIMONY to the MES .L Shilf; an Inquiry with a view to a satisfactory deterrni miss of tke4seitine tanzht in the Holy Scriptures concerning. d c persse of DMA ; including a careful examination of the L. ions Relskatn's Calm Inquiry, and of the other princi pltasziAll Works on the same subject. By JOHN PYE SMITH, D.A. Tk ohmic of this Work, which will he devoted to the biksosof the Vow Testament, is expected to he published in it ban winter. Printed for Rest Wenner, Landon. This day wax ribliShCd, Is Two Vols. two. price (Me Guinea, boards, ISE NORTHERN COURTS ; containing ori prol Memoirs of the Sovereigns of Sweden and Denmark 1766, including the extraordinary vicissitudes of the Lives ti ix Grandchildren of George the Second. By JOHN BROWN. • .treine perused these Volumes with considerable interest, t it* copula a history which must be read with advantage Milldam& 'lbe author appears to have p9sse , sed exclusive elpecaliar opportunities of information upon the subjects on tick It ente s."—Mon tidy est Be Mag. Js My, Printed for Rnner, London. 'NJ day was pubfshed, in 4 As. Geo. price 2/. Its. boards, ROBINSON'S SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS:, LI UT, a Practical Improvement of the Principal Histories in tie CI arc! New Testament. i t the Hee. THOMAS ROBINSON, M.A. of Leicester. YesWitiJn, cotta lung a Biographical Account of the Author. facto: to: Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Cu.; Rest Fen w; miJ.W.Whitely, London ; and Robinson and Co. Leeds. th whammy be had, another Edition of the same Work, in 12no. price 11. Bs. boards: and an Abridgment, intended Ion: Use of Schools, one vol. limo. price - is. boards. This day was published, printed in One Vol. Bvo. illustrated by four Maps, lleicipeve of the Route, price 1 2s. boards, A PICTURESQUE TOUR THROUGH FRANCE; it SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and hionit put ti tie NETHERLANDS, In the yearlBl6.. Thunina amens Sylvasque ! Loam %medlar J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street , Extracthomthe BLITUR CiLITIC, far October, 1817 : Renew of " A Picturesque Tour through France," &e. tame 1111.1bave not travelled, it gives a faithful account et who Isms Le sc::: • to those who intend to traVel, it affords an Hallett ?ha far their operations ; to those who have tra velled, it trill awakes many pleasing recollections. The route Is, serlups, the lent via could have been taken." Jut pub:bled, for essesorna and Sox, Old Bond-street, • 12 3 Vols. 4to, price to SatocCaers £lO. 100. boards, or, wits . • - the Atlas, 22 Guineas. TRE DICTIONARY or AMERICA AND TUE 1 WEST INDIES, era, THOMPSON'S AIf.CEDO, e ding a general account of all that isintertsting in the Western Waria,and a coigne picture of the Theatres of the present Wars it iced dortica.—" It is a vrork (says the last Quarterly), In Oki the itninartiality of the narrative is not less to be admired a.) the variety and accuracy of tha general infontiation." —The Sa4h calls it " an indispensable appendage to every library ;" eve it was. even in the original, as the Edinburgh olsaurves. Cdt of the best books in Geography."—As all the Government t?lttments and principal Subscription Libraries have been pro rihi. it is net proinble that an equally cheap and handsome edi ea will be again pulsiidsed. A very few copies are now rrnsairw i t..the number printed haring Wen regulated by the Subscribers, Cie of whom br.at be had by application as above, or to the An-. Lambeth -terrace. Periotss possessing the Book, whose., Lae: are mil chartist, are most particularly requested to intl-1 rte the same to Mr. Thompson, that they may be recorded In be att—By the same Author, New Theory of the Hemispher es whereby it is ettemptcd• neaten, on (i,o,lrapikical anal Historical Facts, the time and tamer ie which America 'was peopled, price 6s. 6d. bad" of Guarding Dwelling Douses by their Construction wax Acelsat try Fire. By the Itight Honourable Warren 413 1 1 , niet °I. ed. TOWER.TS TONIC PILLS, for INoicEsTioy, wiao. n of Snisracii, Bilious lauccus-trarias, and t ,, ;r:Tr...1 Lai Symptoms. These Pills are confidently recent . 46 aI Nlt of the safest and most certain remedies tkat has ige bandlicover,,e, tor the various uneasy sensations whidit l'ultfrosi ecknr . 1 st..te of the Digestive Organs—mild but .54441.11101,.i7 operazion, they cleanse and yet strengthen the wail t\aticorrev. a costive habit by relaxing the Bowels in Bw if so Salle as ecareely to appear the effect of a medicine. Vtizitrtve a7.petite. assist digestion, and promote a due aid re g ykr l 'eut 4 loo niche Bile.—They are sold at Ss. 9d. 4s. 6d. htl a In, iv JOHN Tow Las, Prof:isional Chemist, War .._/e4tltts bear Hat ton G ar d en ; and may be had at all the whole 'll6l mil Medicine Wareheuses in London, and at the re nit Drveu s or Books:Viers in most principal towns. CAT;TION. TEE extensive demand for the followit , Articles h2 till occasioned numerous imitations, the Public ire re 'Pokily trimmed that tlr: genuine has the Signature and Ad ff the Protrittor an th e L a b e l : ATKINSON'S FLUID Gonvh of the Bair, founded on a discovery of the 1' "-ltsie,k occasion tuldn e as a i t prevents the hair falling off Z te reY, and wh c r y b a ld ness h as a l rea d y taken piece, pJripirdtion, change of climate, orbereditary restore it to its °Kriml streng tla and thickness. ` 4 7ttuble ref vent.ii to this fee, are given In a Pamphlet en !euee each 13orde. It alos frees the Hair from scurf, it soft na: rloay silk, and keeps it in curl dazing cies.- e CCI •or walkiry or in damp wcathLT. Price 3s. Id. Tit b:ey ATKINSON'S VErir.TABI.E DYE or Red Hair on the Head or Whiskers ws e• Ruh; warranted perfectly hankers, and to give a Is . cdnit Colaur. Price 54. 10s. 6d. and 0.14 Galati IL_ ATKINSON'S A SIBROSI AT. SOAP, t 7444 a new woo-is which .frees it from all irritating lot. ream% Freckle's, Itedr.ees, arid hardness from the it' Chapping, and makes it soft, White, and ev . ch. k. t "" sillre, and prepared With Sraples Soap, fo'r av f:i:t 1, and ls. ed. eac h. •nt% At kire , on,j't:;Yurier, Ni. 44, Oerrard-str eet , icy 4.l.4 ` Th "d aI Parogan aid Halr-clasitn : ~. . . • . . . -------:... - , , . --,.*: . ..t4lO .--e - r. .. . . ;:,, ~ . s 41c r, i A •f QS • • ... . 0 1 6- 11 6 . . ...."_:)...; 7 , . . . 4 , .... 4 ,r;.!. • --. • ...,..-...- .. '. -tir- •- • WEDN 29, TO BE rEnumfttitttLY :ROLL), IN LOTS. Pursuant to a I)ecree of the -}ilsk:Oeurt of Chancery, made in a Caine " Robineon s. Tanana; with the, approbation of Jeans sTErHEN, nip one Of the 3fasters of the said Court, at the Wheat—Sheaf Ins, Durham, on Taverner, the 20th day of August, 1418, betimes the boors of One and Two o'Clock the Alterman, MHE 'MANOR OR REPUTED MANOR 011 1 NORTH BIDDICK, in . thet said CoolliT of Durban with the M4NSION-110USE, calkd BIDDICK ILILL °Ewes, Pleasure Grounds, Gardeni,' and 'Woods, sand se very eligible Farms, containing abont FIVE HUNDTIRD an FIFTEEN ACRES of Fertile enclosed Meadow, Pisture ands Arable Lands, lying compact and free from Great Tithes, -O Ts payment of a small modals; tcagetlttr with the valuable Colliery,' Iron Foundry, Stone Quarry, and 1)w : t iling-houses, situate witkirf seven miles of Sunderland, nine of Newcastle, tan of Durham. and fourteen of Shields. Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had gratis three weeks prior to the Sale, at the said Master's Chambers, South -Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Robins and I[ill, Soticitots, No. 4, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Lon don; of Messrs. Vizard and Blower, Solic itors, 40, Lincoln's Inn Fields; of Messrs. Robinson and Burrows, Solicitors, Austin-Friars, London; at the Bull and Month Vim, Leeds; George Inn, York ; Tbot Inn, Darlington ; Quern% Head Inn, Newcastle ; Bridge Inn, cunderland; Nelson's, Morpeth; Bush Inn, 6,rlisle; at the Post Lace, Bishop Auckland; and at the Place of Sale. NEWHAVEN. FOR SALE BY *AUCTION, At the Custom.-House, Newhaven, on WEDNE.SPAY, August 3, 181 S, at Eleven o'Cinck in the Forenoon ' THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, which have been seized and legally condemned : TOR DEALERS, 537 Gallons'of Gin. TOR IMITATE VSE, One Gallon and I Brandy, and 723 Gallons and of Gin. (The above subject to Customs and 14xci,e Duties.) Four Cakes of Soap, 40 lb,s. Indigo Two Yards and worked Cambric - Samples of Catlings, Six Ladies' Work Bores Two Angola Shawls Sixty-four Bottles FAD de Cologne • Seventy-one Yards and Black and White Thread Il:.nd Lace Twelve Horn- Snuff Boxes A small Bag of Hemp Seed Ditto Canary Seed Forty-seven Clock and Watch Springs Fifty Leghorn Hat Crowns Thirty-two and 4 Leghorn Hat Brims Twenty-four Glass Tumblers Ten Muslin Frills Sundry Needle Cases, Tooth and Shaving Brushes, and Combs Sundry Pipe Heads, Medallions, and Sugar Tubas Eighty-four Plain Leather Garters Sixty-six Paper Patterns • Eleven Gilt Bracelets, Eight Bone Toys - Sundry Toothpicks and Crackers A small Ball Cotton Cord, ditto, Parcel of Straw Plats ring, One Movement for Time-piece, sundry Cases in Ormolu A small Box with Six Bottles Scented Water • Four Pounds and Raisins, 14 lb. of Tea Six Ridicules made of Wool, Two Loto Bores " Two Bottles Cordial Water, Two Bottles Wine Sixty-one Maps, flb. unbound Books Three Hundred and Seventy-eight Plain Prints, Four Coloured Prints Twenty-one Plain Drawings, Two Coloured Drawings Small Frame and Glass, One Painting Thirteen Books of Maps and Charts Twenty-four Glass Tumblers Five Packs Cards One Liquor Stand, Two Decanter Stands Three Porcelain Tea Pots, Six ditto Coffee Cups and Saucers, 1 Sugar Baron, I Cream Pot, 3 Decanters ' Three Gross of Chalk Crayons, Th ree Dozen Hand • Mirrors, Six Dozen and Snu ff Boxes Three Hundred and Forty-tight Dunnage Mats, And various other Articles. Samples to be seen at the Custom-house (in Office hours) the day before the Sale. Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a deposit. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. 'HE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the IL course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was in duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef fectual end permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here offered to the public attention tinder the title of " Dr. 1. 7 0- TIIERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," Was the happy result of his efforts ; by means of which he invariably succeeded in sub sluing and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits, Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Hypochondriacism, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits, and every kind of debility. or relaxation of the system. To those nnfortunately thus ',flitted, it is confidently recommended to use the above Intetirr.able Medicine, by which they are assured of ' oht2ining isrtmccitne relief, and by a due perseverance 'in it agreehbly to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Bottles, at 4s. Gd. Ids. and 225. by Birrteu and Sous, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pars, London; and 31, Sackville-street, Dublin; and all the principal Booksellers, Bras Disci, and Medicine Venders throughout she kingdom THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, Dr . JAMES'S AWALEPTIC PILLS may be -had, war ranted truly genuine, as in the Doctor's lift-tine, at 21. 9d. the Box, or Six Boxes for 15s. in Dean-street, Soho; (a yrivate house, 44, opposite Little Dean-street), of B. PERRIN, Che mist, who is the only person that ever prepared them for Dr. James during his life-time, and for his family fourteen months after his decease.—See a copy of B. P.'s Affidavit before the Lord Mayor on the bills of directions, &c. in which the Ana leptic Boxes are folded. As above may also be had, the cele brated FEVER POWDER, warranted equally genuine, go. the packet.—Liberal allowance to Practitioners add Vendors.— Sold Rnail by Vade, 46, Cornhlll. TllE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss of appetite,lndigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and consumptive habits • it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotesgentle perspiration. Lly the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is mach admired, be ing isletaadt to the taste and smell, gaitly astriaging the :fibres of the so:smack and giving that proper tensity which a good diges tion requirks. Nothing can bebetter adapted to help and non risth the constitution after a debauch with wine, &c. • Much has been said by interested individuals against Medicines that are advertised, hut there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Hahn of Gilead, that unless its operation waslentle, safe, and ea :Reims' lifthost complaints for which it is recommended, and universally administered with in variable success; it could norhave attained the unexampled de mand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advantage of a persuasive advocate, so nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, ca induce perseverance,. and yet reason able perseverance is certainly most raquisite to enable even the happiest combination of Chemicals and Galenical" to root out chronic diseases, it'd restore the valetudinarian to healits. Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oiford-street ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, ; price I is. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 355. by which one l is. bottle is saved. with the words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Where may be had; The Celebrated eseißover carrion, an ef fectual cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, particularly Pimples, Bloaches,Tetters, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck. Arms, Ike. Scorbutic and Cutaaeous eruptions of every description, being the most valuatle acquisition and appendage to the toilet ever offered to the .Nobilitv and Gentry in the United Kingdom. ga , - Price 4a.6d. and es. 9d. a Bottle, Duty incsluded. Be Careful to observe the words " SarriLtiolosnoo, Liverpool," en graved in the Stamp without which none are genuine. Dr. Solomon expects, When Consulted by letter, the usual cosn .pitment Of a one pound pleateto hi inclosed, addressed, " Motley TAt . .e. Dr. Soknacel, Gilt.44-house, gear Livened. 04 doable postage." - -- " • ' . ... ~,.. . . ... - . • o- . • . . • • g,, . ,_ • . . , I , . -.Z.ZICO /t - . (4' : ' '. 6 . • ' W ' '''' ' I,t . • r " , . 1-. ~ 1: I °' • 4l. '' t i ,i ,l l. - . 4r . . .. I tee i.f ').• '-- , 1 1 . 1 0, . 011‘,,!•. li kit i . V . r . t i o, r ; t :14 3, (4 4 '1, .: ',7r. ' " ' I . - , , - ( 1 1 ". . • , - . I .. 31 , , t o ~ .....--..........-.......................r ' ii' , [X 29, .1818. - . . • . PR' c E SPA' EN el' ENC E. ... i e . 14 1.--i-- ARR Fitß7 .-------- % y . ----- 7 - FROM LAST NrGH7"S GAZETTE.. • r !.. , • C ARROLL, for Lottery, having F illtrat • 1: 11, t made m° FIX F ri.' 1 in th` • S -lieme, the , . • TWO . !Mtge or 4230,000 ! The Gazette announ:es that her Royal Ilighneed the Due e: I i £2,000 ! of Qgrence • has anpoi teod 1.. entente's, .3 of Weatmeatli and 2,000 SOVEREIGNS, &c. &c. Mercetter Royal Highness's Ladles of the Bed-chamber. . I May air tid drawriNEXT TUESD A Y. will n the Lottery beglne. BANKRUPT. . ; And, as, tribute of gratitude for petite favours conferred on Mary liadineham, of King-street, West Smithfield, London,l4 • ' I 'G. CA RROLL, he has made arrangements that Purcheserso shall harness-maker, dueler and chapwomia, to surrender August , have the erosion of receiving, in addition to all the Prizes, 4,14, and Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, GOLD Crotched Friars. . For the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns ,A, PORT, CLARET, or 31A DEI II ' ..1, DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDTIA i.L. Alnalunting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs- August 1, J. Kirkham, Aer--Firtts, SteiTerdshire, farmer, at heath of Claret, formed of the Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, and ten. August 1, It. Harvey, Oxford-street, gro-er, at ten. Sep:. in proportion for Slaves. The Wine to be chosen by tke ;Maui 3, W. Rowley, of Helfmoon-stroet, Irehopsgate-street, London, I themselves. oilmen, dealer and chapman, at ten. i, Tickets and Shares are now on sale at the Offices of C AB.- DIVIDENDS „ . to be made in the COUNTRY. .. t rn BOLL, the Contractor , No. 7, Cohill, and 29, Oxford - street , I 1 1 i tendon: who Wired and Sold in the very last Lottery, Sept. 3, T. Russell, of Beverley, victualler, at elver n, et the t No. 9,481 a Prize 0f...e..0,000. Dog and Duck Inn, Beverley. August 18, W. Brice, of Bristol, merchant, at-twelve, at the Conunercial Rooma, Bristol. August Besides Right Capitals of -01,000, £5OO, ate. . 1 45, T. Darby, New Sarum, tinen.draper, at one, at Oar Wh'te . And Us CARROLL'S late Contracts ; i Lion Inn, Bristol. August 24, J. Sales, Milford, grocer, at eleven 0 ) 7,735 £30,000 1 $,64.5 1.:20,210 at the White Llon, Bristol.. August E 4, W. SElt - Ps Mi'forio L L -' 3 P- i 6445 £30,000 I 4,349 Eg°, ooo keeper, at eleven, at ditto. At/leas. 24, W. James, orgoob'ars • Ste. Ike. &c. • tiocaoirager eg oastietta", at ditto. August 23, B. Stroud, of ''ool ~ And it will give CARROLL pleasure to seft to those who linen-draper, at eleven, at ditto. August 25, T. Nicholls she ... honour him with their commands, the younger, linen-draper, at one, at ditto. i' f l'' TWO PRIZES OF £30,000 l CERTTFICATES—AUGUST 18. r i ' - I . NEXT TUESDAY. - .. . ... . R. Sherlund , Exett r, saddler. T. Carr, Oxford, grocer. A. and , 1 f o i EVIDENT TRUTHS. • . D. Solomon, Crown -court, Threadneedle-street, merchants. It. Thomas, Plymouth-Dock, wines-merchants. J. Aspissell, CUM.. i THAT the present Lottery is deservedly popular, berlandestreet, Curtain-road, stone-mason. W. Ashley, Goswen- ehluenturers kaatc.—That die Drawing is near, smog Persons street, laceman. J. Boardmen, Liverpool, merchant J. Owen, .o , 1111 kwon' --and that T. BISIF , s Success last WAS (as 'mud) of Stourbridge, ironmonger. IL Webb, of Winslow, fi enner. A. pre-eminent, every body knotrs.—But as there is some novelty in Brown, of College-hill, merchant W. Sorby, of North Anson, 1 ;I there being Two Prizes of 230 coo, with only 8,000 Tickets ; Yorkshire, apothecary. and as, " hutreorwr," the Contractor presents a Free Oift of • / DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. , Eight Pipes of Wine besides the Prizes, T. Boos would fail in • • the duty he owes to the Pubftc, did he not give It every publi. J. and W. Malley, of Shaftesbury, braziers. H. Byles and J, city in his power, and candidly acknowledge that, although it is Humphreys, Henley, common brewers. F, and M. Irmr.ser, • following his Plan in the Last Lottery for which he was Con- Brampton , millinerso J. Hisigston, W. Prideartx, and P.. V.': Fox I tractor, he freely yields it the Palm of Superiority. Those wko Plymouth, bankers. W. Turner and J. Norris, Archer-street, have not yet purchased, are requested to be early. Drawing be- accountants. Washington and I homer, Storkeorr, grocers. 1. gins 4th of AUGUST. Two of A'llo,ooo, Two of £2,000, 2,4100 Walker and T. Fisher, Birmingham, pipe-makers. R. and ii, Sovereigns, Gold, Only 8,000 Tickets. All the Capitals may Jones, Liverpool, tailors. Butler, Cleave, and Daniels, Stars- be drawn First Day. Tickets and Shares are selling at Busies field Printworks, Lancashire.i . , Fortunate Offices, 4, Gambill, and ai Charing-cross, London, and by l 4 Agents in England, Ireland, and Seede _ NEW 11 T.EMBERS RETURNED TO THE , I . ii ' 1 O COUNTERACT the many attempts that are . _IRLIA3IENT. ' . . daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS CO I POSl'flONinstoad of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared OLD laxness. vim mrearas. by PAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label , in a denotes not iu last Patlianteat . which tacit signature and address. HANSI) IV, Hon. F. S. N. Donets, No alteration; I 97, lIIGH-110L3ORN, likususussusr, F. Pyin. Esq. Marl. of Tavistock. Is so coespicitously placed in the centre of the Label, that they ' Moquis of Taristeek 3. Oelicrn, Esq. late trust inattention to this, and the difference of theerpe, which is for Queer.buroueh. • unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect Bearsitiaz e C. Dundas, Eel. the imposition, Hon. R. ,ville N. eh:trate:tn. Isi The Real Jape"' BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by Beseoe, : W. A. 31.olocks, rot. I ,,_ o . . . DAY and MARTIN , 97, Higli.fiebprn, and retailed by the lion. I'. R. D. L'un'g S N o a *"" ra- "' • • principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu- CA LLINGTON, W. S. l'oyntz, Esq elion. E. I.ygon. . „ users, Hoot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at I loa. C. It. Trefusis sSer C. Robinson. 1 i 6d. Is. and Is. 6d . each. .. CIII:111111, D. Davenport, •Foq. 0 1 io No alteration. . (i W. Egerton, F.sq. THE IRISH DRAGOON. . DEDITUTIRT., Lord o.A.H.Caveridish 1 r t o alteratten. Ate--" 2frs. CY.Daity." E. M. Mundy, Esq. Diamo F. Coke, Esq. IL F, C. Cavendish a . 1 1 ~ . , WHEN f first „d f i or Old Engja nd I left nate Killarney, Dimo If. F. C. Cavendish, Esq. eT. W. Coke , jui. ol - And swum, Sir T. D. Acland a Lord Flringten )1 i oi The folks they so bothered me all with their blarney, E. P. Bastard, Esq. E. P. Bastard, Esq. '' - 1 1 I wished myself back with swate Judy 11•Gree : Doascrsrime, W. M. Pitt, RA. K B. Penman, Esq. I[l.l But I hit of a honey who tipped me the money, No alteration. 1 . And 'listed me, faith, in the tw4nk of an eye ; DOWNTON, Sir T. B. Pechell Lord Folkston, late , ,e , , A lbyal dragoon soon I strutted so funny, for New Sarum. • I And devil a sowl tees so merry as I. E. Golding, Esq. Sr W. Scott, return- pair of jack boots oh they bade me be darling, ell also for Ozford. t 1 As rough as a badger their surfaces were ; DZOITIFf/Cl4 HOD. A. Fol ey INo alteratian. . . . Sefton e But, arrah, says I, and what is it you're matting? Earl of • 1 Botheration ! I never can polish these here. BAST Loos, Sir E. Beller, Bart 'l, N • alteration Then soon they convinced me of sense I was lacking, 'f. F. Alacqueen, Esq. „. • And wasn't half up to the best of their fun ; Evientees, W. alanniny, li,q. H. Hwrth. FN. I For scarce had I touched 'ens with (rat-noes .et Marling. . H. Howarth, Esq. oW. E. R. Boughton e Ere they shrived my nate features as bright as the sun. Folvav, IL Wigram, Eaq. oG. laity. Esq. W. Reshleielo Los. Iram J. Stanhope, late • i e ' . S . pre I thought 'tyres Old Nick, that &raid rapscallion, for Buckingham r_ Had played me some trick, and the phiz was his own— Hettemos, Sir A. Hume, 11111. J. Dawklas, Esq. It: 1 o But I learned from the crater.: that drilled the battalion, J. DAWk ill S, Esq. G. P. Medford, Fol. 0 t I- 'Tvrai the beauty of Warr.ot's kt Blacking alone. . late foe Ihengannon i t So 1 carry the faces of each lass that ruses, lizetroseininx,Sir .1. G. Cotterell, Bert. Sir J.G. Cotterell, lit. M On both my jack boots, and no longer a loon, T. Foley, Eq. Hobert Price, Esq. . , . , ~ When I visit Killarney the 'irate Irish lasses restrict', R.. 1. Crickitt, Fsq. It. A. Crickitt, Ea% Will simper and sigh for the 'KIND MULDOON I. J. Round, Faq . LL.D. 0—..-Nevrton Esq. ' ilit ir The above truly baestimable BLACKING is prepared by KM' STM . ‘ .. iJ' Stanifw/h, Esq. ts-- Mitchell, Esq. . 1 . uroa.llum.,l Sir J. W. Denys, Hart. 55.... Graham, E sq . 1 te • LANCAST/IL, J. F. Cawthorne, k:sq. J. Gladstone, Ewa:* • ie ' General Doveton, Genets' Deveton 4 lavrarone, J. Gascoyne, Esq. Z it . a7eit) l itiele/no No alt at i Right llon. G. Canning S , '''. °a ' I it LONDON, Sir W. Curtis, Bart. M. Wood, Esq. • No. 30, Strand, London ; • Sir Janos Shaw, 13art. aT. Wilcon, Esq. And sold by most Boot-makers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Brush- 1 3. Atkies, Esq. a lt . Waithman, Esq. g • makers, Perfumers &c. in every town ' in the Kingdom, A N. Wood, Esq. OJ. T. Thorpe, Esq. in Stone lilattlee, Gd. lad. and ltd. each. s N. B. Ask for WARREN'S Blacking. Lurecanntst.t., Joseph Hitch, Esq. eoS. Graham, Esq. .1 I - + Earl of Carhampton Rol of earisampton ✓ rIrsHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer- Sv . MAWR% S. It, Morland, Esq. 4• . Dr. 'hillimore I No alteration. to -IL sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and powerful sT. micii /ion E. Law W. Innis , Esq. le restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele. . : lord Bi nning 0. A. Robinson, Esq. iI i i te brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wasting% loss e . of appetite,lndigeation, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking lat. for lluaitun r' Dimness'', W. lirellish, req. , r. of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and Z No alteration. - i . George Byng, Eq. S //,/ consumptive habits ; it thins the blood, eases the most violent oirommulaz, J. Para , Esq, io No alteration. i„, pains in the head and stomach, and promotesgentle perspiration. W. 11. Ashurst, Esq. • i e o • . 1 le By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is !nayth admired, be piarlsr ,,, c . , R. G. Macdonald, Esq. t ,. ing Oleasad taste t to the and smell, gently astriaging the :three of A. Rowe No alteration. 11, Esq. ; el es. the soemaeli, and giving that proper tensity which a good diges- Reismonsimm, W. Wilkins, Esq. No alteration. °. 4 _ tints requires. Nothing cantebetter adapted to help and nou- issuso ,„ , It. Mee, Eel. No alteration. rieth the constitution after a debauch with wine, &c.• i I Saerresettay, C. Wetherell, Fa q. nit. Shepherd, Rose Much has been said by interested individuals against Medicines i.. Sir F.. Kt I /hull . J. R. S. Moffitt, Eq. . that are advertised, hut there is a very important observation to Lte for NortheUertors )y be made respeeting the Cordial Hahn of Gilead, that unless Its sommriiiim; W. Dickinson, Esq. 4- operation waagentle, safe, and ea:Rejoin iiithost complaints for No ancratlots. W. G. Laugton, Esq. }'' • i 1 ' w. which it is recommended, and wiivereally administered with hi- u ee . 2 usle.surrosi, 0. 11. Hw o, EWC sq. aSlr..Deerespligny ig, variable success, it could norhave attained the unexampled de- A. Atheriey, jun. Esq. aW. Chamberia.yne nd mend it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the greet advantage of T Alamos, A. Baring, • ng, nsq. A. Baring, Esq. ire a persuasive advocate, so nothing but his conviction of its virtuto, IL P. Collins, tsq. Sir W.. Ilurroughs, (P ! i , , ,i sor by its salutary effects, can induce persevereneee and yet reason. late for Colchester. tot able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the W. Ifolmes, Foto rte. O'Callaghan , Esq. he happiest combination of Chemicals and Galenicab to root out Tlt mom', - A. C. Grant, Esq, Lord Barnard, kite l . Ir. chronic diseases, islet restore the valetudinarian to health. f o or rge Sml Winebelle tk, o a ;1, . s . 9 . Sold by toigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford - stye t; Sutton wl r I . v,•myza, George Smith, Esq. Ge le and CO. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; ' runt, Exchange; A . Stees, Esq . . taloa. It. Smith :y, ald and Ward, Holborn; price 1 is. each, or four in one Family w LT, J. 1.. W. Naper, Esq. Lord F. C. &mho, g a Bottle for 335. by which anent'. bottle Is savod , with the words Lord F. C. lientinck a Lord Weymouth • ' i'' )r. " Seta Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Sump. Wceronesian, Sir la. Bur:lat. Bart, Sir F. Burdett, Bart Where may behad; The Celebrettod A asreaomer Lartow, anal . - Lord Loehr-r: Sir S. Itonay, Lite ry, fectual cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, particularly • o t i for Arundel ly; Pimples, Illosehrs,Tetters, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, TV . Iv. ESTMOiIRLAND,Lord Lowther lei- Shingles , Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck , Arms, lac. 1N o alteration. Colonel Lowther I Scorbutic and Cutaaeous eruptions of every description, being the w 1 im; ii cacti, lion. W. Broderick Iln.li.G.P.'fo serer 1 k ! nd most valuatle acquisition and appendage to the toilet ever offered lion. li. G. P. Tuevnend S. Scott, Esq. Late far te- to the Nobilite and Gentry in the United Kingdom. C 1 i .unelford i • WI- Nice •is.6tl. and is. 94. a Bettie, Duty included. Be wiLioN, R. Sheldon, F.sq. " 1 1,10 alteration . re.- Careful to observe the words " litmleSolosnoo, Liverpool," en- L or d Fitz Hards rte- graved in the Stamp without which none are genuine. ) : WILTS/Ala i R. G. Long, Esq. P . Methuen, Egg. ' rd- Dr. Solomon expects , ivhen consulted by letter, the usual come P. Mernuea, Esq. Lois; WellesEle, Eici. .nthreenrof a one potindefoeteto he inclosed, addresseal, " M l .alone 1 • ate for 5:. Ives. ',.. Trot •r. Dr. &Amnon, Oiltsd-house, near Liverpool. 04 Ite Ic c , nhatud.) doable postage." I f / DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND AziALL:irric PILLS, ------. - REPAItED exactly as in Dr. James's lifetime, by PFRANCIS NEW BERM, the only person living who was ad mitted to be pr,sent with him at the process of his Fever Pow der; end the a , rie depositary of the secrets in his hand-writing, which were delivered to Mr. Newbery when he porcLaaed and had a regular assignment of half the property.—These facts are moreover verified by the chemical analysis of Mr. l'nfersor Broads and .31r..eiceuns, who severally ascertained the perfect identity of the two Powders ; and that, to the satisfactior. of the rtln:,t respectable Medical Bodies, whose eatensive orders Mr. Newbery continues to supply. From this statement the Public will be convinced that- tie assertion of Mr. R. G. G. James, " that the Compositions sold by Mr. Newbury are spurious," is a gross calumny, conveying a charge of Fraud and Perjury even against his Grandfather, r. James himself. Mr. James is anxious to induce a belief, that Mr. Newbery, as Vender of the Medicines, was merely an agent to his Family; but every one knows, that a Proprietor in a concern is a princi pal, and that a principal is nut an agent. Mr. Newbery pledges himself that Dr. James's Powder and Analeptic Pills, prepared by him and his Sons, are the real Re medies, as Invented by Dr. James. Ffirllste.lS NEWBER 7. They are sold by . F. Idevrhery and Sons, at the original i Ware house, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 29, Dame street, Dublin, and by their Agents, Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford street, and Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cocksptir-street. *• Parchaaers will carefully observe, that Mr. Nzweeaes name is eugragad hi all the stamps.