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" We, the undirsigned 'Proprietors Ot • to the Amount dr more ihan'PreiHtitidred Ktiticla;dOViMiy demaod . * Mot, .do "Ike :Amend:tient - Rif 'a Diiidettd - of live per Cent, " RATHL. GUNDRY. " WM. DARIUS. " 3 A MRS MISTSETT. R D GE.. N THUitSbAYNEXT,..I4arth 2.5, DOLT JUAN, CANTOS 'EV:incl. This day was published, • ••• Tn One Vniunie Bvo. price 10'. 6d. • !SS E R T.l Tio NS INTRODUCTORY. to the STUDY and RIGHT UNDERSTANDING of the LANGUAGE, STRUCTURE, and CONTENTS of • _THE APOCALYPSE. , By ALEX ANDER TI L.D. &C. &e. &e. Sall by LotigniaA, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Hardin, oi-,.: Mav and Lepard; Ogle and . lunean ; Sherwood, Jones, an d'' Cu.; T. and O. Cnd(rwond; T. Buys; and 11. Fisher. • -* 4 • • obit puAtished , in tyo. Third E4iticlet t price,tf•-y t t, THE DEFORMED TItANSFOIZMEti. A I)taina4 By tholtight Hon. Lord BYRON. Printed for J. and 11. 1.. Hunt, Tayi stock-greet, Crwent-?4rilen. In a few days/will be published, • , . MEMOIRS of CAP:FAIN RACK, the cele , rated IRISH CIIIRF"I:AIN , Wisli sotne AcCoUot of Lis Alice.- tors, : Written by H I MSE F. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, Itrnwr, anti Green. This day was published, • • to One Volume 12mo. price 7s. 6d.. boards - . A UREUS; or, the Life and Opinions di a Sovereign. Written by , Prwcipui 'onto, sitque autteg barb& ' London : Printed for G. Wightmatt„ 4a , Rect.:street iniISERVATIONS on the ANTI— CHRISTIAN N. , TENDENCY of 'MODERN EDUCATION ; And on the Practicability and Means of its Improvement. By JOHN . CAMPBELL. EN. of Carbrflok, . • .i ao. pelt. %. 6d. Wards. L Published by Chairnera and Collins, Glasgow ; and 0, etild W. B. Whittak e r, ',nylon. • - - . . 6 ' 'GEO. 64 WM. MIITRIIC. 66 WM. NEV 11,!... 6 , EDWIARD B. LEWIN. w THO.,BUTTS. 1 6 THOS. EDWD. BA/tER. • R. REST, Sceretai96 ' . . , This day w2s publishest; id evo. price sa t stivbed, • " AN OUTLINE of 'tile 'SYSTEM of EbUCATION at NEW-LANARK. .• . • * UOi3ERT. DA LE OWEN. . , • Plinted,po Wardlaw and Cunningharne, Glasgow • Hell aiid ikalltuttlikliebutgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orm e,i Brown, and Green, Landon. atarch 18, .1824. A N APPEAL to aII , ..6LASSES:4I3, thgSts ct -4:st rt. CHVPCH P4TIION4G-P:in SCOTLAND; with a Plan for its Anivrlorent." Octavo, price 9J. • " If this,onsunsel, or this work. be of -Men; it will come to nouiht ; byt U it - fisi of Coo, ye huvot nverthroir °N. • • • l'ubli-bed by Chalinets and Collins, Glasgow; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, • ... eIcTrALI.OIO-QI47C.E, March 20, 1824. Irff E coM4igsraVEks fir PICT UALLING ttt: do herebyo, zi VSttCe, - That on TUESDAY, the oth instant, they will 'be ready to ive T;ndera in writing (sealed top), and treat fur Sixty-one Tons of IRON VAT, One Hundred and Eighty-five Tons orIRON BCTT, and One Hundred and Four To:A of Stout IRON PLATE HOOPS; To be manufactured from the ben British Iron,' and to be drii : versa in nine weeks, by weekly proportions, into his Majesty's' Victualling Stores At Deptford. The Conditions of the Ownract *may he seen at this Office, in N kicli the lengths, Widths, and thicknesses of the Hoops, are sptii lied. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and he Jelivered'before one o'f.lock on the d i' appoinled ; and the Ikrion who- nukes the Tender - , or some Person on his b.:half, must Attend, to answer whei for. K. 'WALLER CLIFTON:. - - ADVICE ON THE STUDY OP THE LAW. • ' .Tott' publitheti,• In Codstilip !Syn. price Si. boards, ADVICE on the STUDY and PRACTICE of the LAW: with Directions 'for the Choice of Books. Ad— dreNsed to Attornies' Clerks. Third / Mition, enlarged. . . By Wi'LLIAI WRIGHT. London: Primed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller„ Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn. _ _ 'fhis day was published, , . . . In Two Volumes, price 12s. boards ERMONS chiefly designed for the USE of • • By JOHN FAWCETT, • Reetor of Scaleby, and perpetual Curate of St.Cuthberes,'Carliiii: London :- Printed for John Richardson, Royal ifichange; tied B. Stott, tarliae: The Christian Gnarl:Beni:of *Detember last speaks tir this Work la the folloWing very favourable teams:--" If lucid itaftment, If con.: • vincing argument, If apt illustration, if sound 'eloquence, if awful warnings, if abundant tonstriations, if deco experienie..--4, In short, l aity qualification of gold pietching, which can ordinarily be 'at- I tained by men, of be fairly required by hearers,'" desired, we scru ple not to alflnn they are here." • • kg ''ESAY ON TIDE , OBJECTS OF TASTE, , IP In Thine Pang. ' AnT I. ,PiinCiles.—Part 11. Illustration of Prin cides.—P.irt 111. Analogy with and Support from Scripture. 12mo. ss. boards : - : . , ~ .: . .. . : • . . Published by Chalmers and 'Collins, Glasgow; and G. and W. B. 'Whittaker, Lorton. 7 . _ rlerzAiitrxrahltdr.. March 20, 113'24. ~HECOI FOR' v &Tait LLING . it• s his . 11e419W9Try DAVY; dfc. do Itiiitty give ,Viitice, That on FRICIAY next, the Intbinstant,..thiy will be ready to receive Tenders in_writing, sealed up, and treat fin- tke um/ern/en :loped Articles, to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, viz. Artie/es. goar.tit!es. Periods of delitrely. PEASR srn Qu a rters One balein fotnteett days 50 Tons OATIIirAt. front the date ertfie Cott tract, and the other half in 111 V$ ZCO Sada fourteen days after. One half the 10th April, DESOUTT way. 1500 Sacks and the other half in four; tee ith u in da on s e a m ft n e t r. , ith _ from the EENT;STI HOPS 50 Bags date of the Contract.' • Samples ri the PessecOattheal, and Hum will be required to he produst ! d ye:Ca tlie Tenders ; ,tUose of the Pease and Oatmeal 'to be oft:at les; than two'quaris each. • T6stronditinns,6f :he Contracts may be seen4t this Office. Rackliriilerninst specify the price In words at length, and b e tftlivere'd befol•;,- e Olse o Clock oft the day appitinted ; and the Pet +ion who nisk::s the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must a::end to answer when called far. . , . • ST.I &41ESII.SQU AREI , • .-, .- _ • - GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD • • • FURNITURE,..., r ta° NOBLE IA BOILLIANT PLATES of GSS,4I'UHL , ' . CASE; INDIA CHESTS of DRAWERS, rieliCUT ASS. LUSTRE& GRECIAN IrAM PS and GIRAN $ ti• GRAND NANO-FORTE, 110OK3,• &c.• • ' TO BE SOLD BY ° A UCTION, • RI. Rh% ROBINS, (Of War-di:At House, Regent-sires/0 v . • On the Premises, "No. 28, St. James's-square ) . : • ' THIS DAY (Mown/1.'4 March 22), and following Days ) . SHE ELEGANT acid FASI-110NABLE 110 USE. 1 HOLD 'BURN 'Tufty:; • - - - A beautiful Flidny and Buhl Wing Bookcase, inlaid in various i - divicis, and Plate' Glass Doors • Grand Piano-forte, by Kirkman ; , a Library of Valuable *Hoicks, &c. • ' . ' . •- • LATE THE PROPERTY OP THE RICHIT HONOUR. 't ABLE EARL-ST." GERMANS, DISCRASIM. . • The Ftirtilture eottsprises Splendid sets of I)rawing-room French. Rod , Winstow,Curtains, in Silk Tabottret, with continued Draperies elegantly Fringed ; Ottomans. Cinches, Sofas, and Chairs, en suite, . Eating Parkin'. Cattalos, in Morine, - &c.- Capital lofty rourpoit and other Bediteadi, with Chintz Cotton Furniture', and Bedding of all denominations, and the best description. Capital well wade Cabinet articles, in Mahogany, Rosewood, &e. consisting of Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables, &c. capital Pillar and Claw Dining, Card, Pembroke Lou, occasional. Writing and . k other Tables, Soboard,dtc.Winged Bookcases, with Glazed Doors,. &c. Noble brilliant Plate Pier Glasses, of large dimensions ; Eight. - day. Clocks, Turn Sedan-chairs, Porter's-hall Chairs; Tiirkei.. Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs ; Fended' and Fire Irons, and various other Effects. . :-To be viewed nn Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. Ca. tacitnes s at one shilling each, may he had on the Preigses; at ,Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, ro, liegent-street. —;.., • .. . • ..., ~~ ' • In the Press, and speedily will he published, In One I,:olump, tGENES and ISIPRESSIONS in EGYRY and in ITALY. By the Author of RECOLLECTION.% i, the; PENINSUI4I, - . . SK ETCI-1 ES qt. 1 . 4i1al A, &e. • Printed "for Longman Hurst, Rees, Ottne, Drown, and Gives. ; O whoss.lnay be had,. - ••% n RV.ollections of •the Peninsula Lcoutsining Sketehei.orthe Mass acre and ha r icte cif the Spanish Nation. Second Edition, o vol.•evo. price es,boardis • • • .-. 'Sketches of /indigo., $y a Tcavelle;. TlOme. Second Rditiosi, one vol. los. Or' BNT, ~ .. Ii e Travellers at TIE livAr Thiei4 ir?pt i ptiliGoised, in Bro. prire 7s*lstigidkft, Mgt le llama Price 4s. sewed, both to match the Latin Edition, . THE NEW Pll AR. ACOPCEIA the, 1 ROYAL COLLROE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON, INIDCCCXXIV. 'Translated into - English. " " • By SIR GEORGE L. TUTIJILL, Knt. 31.11k1F.818. Fellow of the College, and Physician to Bethlem, Bridewell, and Westminster Hospitals, &c. &c. &c. - The Translation is printed page for page With the original Latin, and both %ay be had done up together. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, otnie, Brown, ind•Cfeett. _ ..... ....... The Persons eontraeting for the. Oatmeal veld be required . to give security With two responsible Persons, for the due performance Contract. M. IVILLEN CLIFTON! THE. kiCE and 'PII.OVIDENT eau • Nli - FE 'OFF IC P., REG EN ; r•STIIEET, were the Oliginid Oinces which effected Insumnces upon the principle of combining the security of an adequate permanent Capital (in addition to the fluctuating Rinds arising from the Prfrniams) with the beneficial rule of returning,. at stated periods, the, Surplus of the annual Pre miums to the Contributors, after paying Losses and Expenses. The importance of this improvement is acknowledged by extraordinary public .approhation, mid by the numerous :imitations of it, which yew Offices have lately offered; and which older ones have adopted, in changing their Cdnitittitions. 'The principle is of chief value, because a sit yieldsy hy the specific Sams insoredr, and the itet tan 6f the Surplus, the fullest Value for the.Depusits, Persons have no reasonable motive for venturing on the lure'of reduced and fusulli tient Premiums proposed to them by AdventuterW Sand *Web has led to frequent instances of disappointment and ruin. CAYITALS, A 10 IL LIU'S STERLINS and upWards. Sayssrs•XlMlt THOUSAND. PINIONS have sought P'rotettient in the CotINTY OFFICI., and have found it. Crarsts have been paid to Sixteen HUndred Claimants. *Exempt from the Expenses .cif Lawsuits, and alsis from the•Sa c!itice of an enormous Commission to Agents, to which some new Otfl.:es submit, to induce them to canvas for Business, great Accu mulatrons have been made, In these, Persons Who now insure-par ticipate equatly with the original Members. Itsiamss of 25 and 50 per cent, in consequence, have been inva riably pal.l to all Persons who have continued insured Seven Years, upon Au:alai as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they have token Claimants for losses, or otherwise—,f42,ooo have been re turned in this way to about 25,000 Persons,insured, within thelast n Years—an important advantage which no oder Insurance Office existing has afforded. , Hasp as of, ,tl3. Bg. and ena: 19.1. per ee:ft. have been paid on I.ife FOlt PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS. :THE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER has so 11 long been in general use that it is unnecessarrto offer any fur. ther recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables, Without the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it la free from the usual objection against the use of other- Dentifrices. Its detersive power is just sufficient to annihilate those ; destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the interstices of-. the Teeth, - heuling injuries in the former,- and promoting a new enan:el, where - it has been injured or corroded, on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums, and it used regularlyorill . • preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in boxes, at 23. 9d.' by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Chealislde, Si. Paul's; 220, Regent-street, (near the .lrg)le Rooms), London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. • illy' lie careful to risk for BUTIM" • VP-'" Lately published, In 12mo. price As. in boards, the Sixth Edition of A'MANUAL of INSTRUCTION. and DEVOTION on the.SACRA !WENT of the LORD'S SUPPER. By the Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. and F.A.S. Rector of Hllgay, Norfolk; and Morning Preacher of the Found ling. Hospital. Printed for, C. and S. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. ' OE wham may be had a smaller Edition of the above Work, in 38mo. price Ss. boards. , b Tooth r? Agents are appointed in in the principal toivas. • TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, CAST IRON RAIN WATER PIPES, G u i t e rs , C Balconies, Virandas, Cintalevers, Palliadint, and Sis& Weig%:i; Stahlu Post limps, Cills, Mangers. Hay Itaoks, Gratings, Air Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sizes; Skylights, and Skylight 2,lezed or unglazed; Cast Iron Pumps, with Pipes, &c. )14chints for raising weiglr.s ; Light .Ornstnental Fencing fur Cot :ages Orr% ; Sheep, Cattle, and Ox Hurdles, with every &scrip !ion at Article in Wrought or Curt !rob, for Buildings, are ':nstantly or. Sale , at I,E4S, COTTA it, and H A LIEN'S Repo ry, 016;1rd-street, and Cornwall-road, Stamford. ::reef, REV. K. BRRE.NS 4 SERMONS AND LECTURES. This day was puhlishecis a New Edition,. in One Volume, price 4s. 6d. in boards, of , T HIRTY-TIIILEE VILLAGE ,SERMONS By the Rey..E• AViIIENS, They are sold separately, as follows: Pleven Sertnops on the Chief At-titles of Faith, tke. 2s. 3tl. Six, on some of the Relative Duties, Is. 6d. • Sixteen, on some parts of the. Christian Character, 12mo. 31. • .4po, by the same .Authrirt • Len Lam; MS, on the Church Catechism, the Offices of the 'Church, and the Penitential Psalms, 121no..Price as. in boards., I•ach of the three Subjeeto may be purchased separately. . Painted• for. C. &ad J.•Rivington, St. l s aul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. L'.:. } PIANO•FORTES WARRANTED. • PINNOCK mast respecifolly beg, Inv/ t • the attention of the Public to his HORIZONTAL GRAND PIANO:PORTE, Which, front its rich and powerful tore, has decidedly the preference over every` other Instratitedt.' Ibis PIANO i* peculiarly adapted for large rooms and Concerti, tad where the apartmen:s are sufficiently commodious, it unquaw tionsbly halt no equal. The above Instruments are manufactured , I .‘ efon a new and improvud. pikicip:e whereby the great' difficulty I .lyertn Tonipialued of, in. not getting, the Piano-forte to stand at . r .;ncert pitch is o b v i ate d ; an d as t h ey are made o f t h e b est ma 1. rt.& and workqtanship,7 W. I'. respectfully submits them to the 'titize Of the Public, as nossessing those wished-for desidcrata— et.prtiorify of tone, with durability and elegance. bels kavc to observe, that in consequence 't ::s cstrnxiye airangements fur manufacturing Piano-fortes,ite is to at:intik s‘i public 'inspection, a great varieiy 'egtel 4 4 4 1 ;1i It& -1),ARIION IC, CABINET, and GRAND CA BIN HT PIA NO . , niadc of the very best and well niater4abb - on' this omit- liberal •tel.ms.—Old ItistrunteMs" rAt:ii W . F.aulta44e.rtriatto-fortes of auperioi quality let out on Ire had giatis, by applying - at the Ware- No. tb7, 744 Cleantnes Chutcftyard, titratid. . 111 riatio.tinaiss mutufsturell by W. P. ore warrantud.Capd v:!..re the Most Ipottlect Nrisfaction is nut given, the party is At li i , :ty to eachatigii any InOrltsment Within three months, tit even at "rtod, pst.pililltws.of the W l ' and elemes. NAL 4 lib:rid cleat give% w h ere the p asties are knoWU to be r ikttablet • 1111.6tA1, rtuMAVE' • • tit° . the RECOVERY' of FELLSONS iiiitOt% NED or DEAD. - • " - • r & .• kibro's most Excgii.li)leiti.tr.ii•V. His Grace she Dole ot. WOR l FFltMligittAl_46, It.ti. Ste. ........ • Irsoi-Valesninars.. • . Rt. lion. Marquis of Iteritord Rf. Hon. Lord Henniker lit. Hon. Earl of Stamford and I Et. lion % Lord, Prudhoe • Wirrihtfoif IPitsi2y . _ • libn..Eart Spencer Hon. Mr. Baron G.u•rove. Re. Hon. Earl of Liverpool . Sir 4thrahant Hume ' .Bart.. • R! Hop. Earl of Ittontiey Sir,R, Carr O i lyn, .13art. Aid. Rt. 'MOM Earl of • Sir Chailea Price, Rt:'llolt.'T:B,'d ViteOuitt Diiditti "Sir John Wm. Ltiblioil,.Birt. and Ward . Geo, W. Taylor, Esq:•lll.P. Rt. kion.•and Rt. Rev. Lord John Atkins, Esq.. Aid. shop of London - John Gurney, Esq. HOLitiff Rt. Rev. Lord ttltip Stephen Gaselee, Esq. of Oxford Robert Barclay, Esq. • Rt. lion.• Lord Ititikrs Jobn..Blackburo Esq. '. Rt. lion. bird Eenyotc, • William Mellish , Esq. nt. Hon. Lord Micdonaitl •- •• • ~ • • • . •-• .. • • • The 4NNIVIERSARIf SERMON pf,ois..,Lastitniloit will be Preached at BEorma Charlotte-street, ‘ Alownshory, on SUNDAY 'AIORNING, 'Alert's Qs ; by the - Hon...lnd' Right Rev. Leda Blsalbrof Larcarfittb and Covinszkv. • . The FIFTIETH ANN! VEItSARY FESTIVAL will he cele brated on WEDNESDA Y, the 31st of March, at the CITY or • LOStroili: T AVER N ; at iititat his Gniais the Duii of Noarniatsv; ilia pteside. . • )!r. Alderman CrOWder. Williini 'Maud, Esq. Butithend,'Edli. 1 Genigi'Milward; Esq. George By, Esq. John Milward, Esq. Colonel Clitherciw Isaii !Whet, Esq. John Collet, Esq. — John Nichols, Esq. F.S.A. William Day, Es+ Silvans, rartridge, Esq. E. Moine Esq. Tlionnis Purvii; Esq. Charles-Enderby, Esq. William Rote, jun.' Esq. William Forrester, Esq. William Sharp, Esq. • Edward Forster Esq. G. Simpson, Esq. P. C. Ffeese,E.4. JosEph Thompson, F.sq. Samuel Gould, Esq. . James Turpin, Esq. _ J. V.T. Hartshorne, Esq. John Wilmot, Esq. John HolMes, Es + Wm... Woodward, Esq. C. R. Hyndman, Esq. Benjamin Woolner, Esq. Martin Jones, Esq. •• Muller on Table at Hatttfast roe 'o'Clock preciaely. CHARLES BARCLAY, Esq. •• - • BENJ. HAWES, Esq. Treasurer,. After Dinner there will be a Processiop of Pylons who during . the pasf year have been* restored to' life 'by meani of the Society and his Grace the Dust of NoarnomassLastn, K.G,.President, will. present the Honorary Medallions voted by, tfir General Court, to the fotOwing Gentlethen; for thir skill and' exertions in saving hu man life .s -Mr. G. Williamsirn, Mr. John 1.. Birtwhistle, Charles Ventris Field, Mr. %V. F. Roome. .t • Ticket, 15s. each, may be had of the Stesia'isls; at the City a London 'Tavern ; the London Coffee-hotise; the Baltic Coffee' house; and of the Registrar. Tickets, to admit Ladies. to the Gallert.to vtew the Pt:oe;tioss aild'Presrination of the Medallions, can be had only of the Stewards. JOHN MARTIN, M.D. Registrar. Society's douse. '29, 13ritize•street, Biseltfriars, March, 1834. Since the establishment of this; &defy trewirdi el 5000 . person's have beet. restored from apparent death, and..prmreed fromiinwal nent danger; and nearly 21,000 persons have been rewarded for risking their lives to.preserve others. One Guinea Arniu•Ay constitutes a Governor. Two Guineas Annually ;, a Director,. Tear Guineas at one payment , a Life Governor. !.. Twenty Guinrai - a Life Director... Sobscriptions arc reCePred by Mesars. Barnard and CO: ILlesirsr Mititurnotlif and CO. Sir Ji.bn LV..bock; Bart. and Co. Sir 'ohn Pinhorn and Co. and by the Treasurer,. 1 . 04 Registrar. , y.-,t- The Committee request any Lady l Gentletnap, or llooksel kr, that amy hive the .Intiu.o Repot it of thii SOCiety f'br the Years 1178' aild 1790, to'commonicste . the same to the ltegiatr.:r. The Ammal lieport4of the Society. and Sermons that have been pteacked in Aitl of . ..the Society's Funds; pre Sold at toe SoCiety's Houle; where Mantiali of the NleihOds of Treatment May be had gratis. • This day wete published, In Octavo, 'Volume* One and Two, price 11.49. of HE ENG 1 4 ,1311 - FLOR A: • By Sir JAMRS. E. SMITH; Pr,esident of OW Lion : fan Society, &c./kc. y So mach has been dOne in Botany' since the publication of this ,Author's Flora Britannica and English Botany, especially w ith regard to natural affinities ; and he has fur thirty years past Found so much to correct; in the Characters and synonyms of British rlants, that this' will he entirely, an original Work. The language also is attempted' to be...teduce4 to a correct standard. The genera are reforinled, and the species defined, from practical observation and it is hoped the expectations of British-Botanists will not be disappointed. The. Work will'be completed int Four Volu.mcs Printed. for Lopssmap,. Hurst, ,Rev, Orntes Brown, and Orem. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • • A G*413131.19. of BOTANY, illustrative of artificial, as well at ral classification, with an explanation: of Jussieu'a System. In •vo. with 274 Figures.of Plants; and their' various ram and Organs price 124 tar,ctilourecl,ll. 11 s. 6d. - • Av e IltcrtionucliOs to the.STUDT Of PII7,IIIOILOCICAT. and Svirtsts- TIeAL BOTANY, in Bvo. Fourth Editions pith" 15 Plates, price 1 is. plait:, Or coloured, 11. Bs. boards. - .• - Comsat/otos FLoaz. liarrAsusw.".7o.2d. • • tha,Courteseounancs of Inuntirs, another turslists, in 2 t ols. Bio. 11.10 s. hoards. ' • • . ' • . . Ahmed - paseinscaleces7----. . • Thy house, andlin the top of life, • That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his'discotirse on NlaTriage,.soenrap . - tured his auditors with the subject, that the 'tarried men flew to theirwives, sand the bachelors I:tasselled to Lie wedded ; and ". The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word" wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. ' The sacred institution, then. of marriage, compasses the deside ratum •of our enjoyment; teeming not only pith happiness on ,earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, It becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser narure front those intkirities which the free. ,donfiaf unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attribUtable many of those hapless in stances, which, whlle they excite the commiseration of the be • Golder, should alsd impress hint with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence.in the tro• pica will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the pre. mature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity .iuto a state of inanitidn, irons whence the agonized suf= ferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To-all such; then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular.strength—i felicity ; net will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of 20 years successful expetience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the sus pension of those blessings Which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tiorrof the generatiVe economy, we pledge our ability to cure spee dily, and with effect. Pastries:ly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyric from the position so presumptuously tzAen up, we de. viatefrona :teneral principles with less hesitation; and zmilident in bur own honourable imezrity as Members of the College of Sur geons, we rifer the %inkling community of tither .ex (especially those entering inth• niatrinrimiallife) At -fusee to our house, where ' daily attendance is given for rt:rsonal calwilltation; and letters front the eountry.ares immediately answend ; these niust contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can s be forwarded t o • any part of the world, nowever distant. • • ' GOSS an , .l . 34.. R. C. Surgeons, No. 1 1 5 . • Jjoilyerts. , Street, Fleet.street, London. Just published (Oixteetith P.diti5 5 ut),,1 5 .111 . ..E...• v4;! 7 ,4 . e, a fami liar com m entary an the abOve Difemits..-2ntl 4 'RN‘e . coart, addresed .iktii3, - 1 4 attrusister.row ; j o a n g d ow on ;; ; e b . i s, ;(l l 4 l ' '7 l , l" Tr r o " tr t g r a ec te t : e l.i r 9: l t l u er ' s a i ll: 7 ,4 4:al t 6 l 6 ra t tli l f 6 t e A reln ' s ri tr u a er i: l e t s- e. S it:r u e . tli et .% l , n ! S a ; o y . S Stewart, Cl, South Pridge - street , F..disiburzh;. and of 41 Booksel lers. PAC , 51. . .• • • . • .r • . ::,... I - !. , • HOUSE, March 10, _1634 THE 'COVRT . crDIRECTORS'?f the UNITED = A- rilifille7t4lll7'e .E.WCILLN I .D, &titling to the EAST - 11711E44u • ..: • • • That a. GENERAL at 'Mime in teadeidiail-street, TUESDAY, 'the 23d frOnl Nine n'Cliick in. the Aforning Una' Win ilietven in', for the EL:F:CTION of a DIRE6IVROtIite Lld bompany' in the'rnOni of Sir TnOmAs item, ttart b tieceiied. JOSEPH &trace,. . . . . 'TO THE PROPILIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Laois. JeND ' ait4TLZltEll, THE flattering assurances of support *biclt I con tinue dallY to receive front a numerous and highly respect4l e, body of iiropiletors,, encourage the to entertain the most sanguine hopes of attaining the great object of my ambition at the approach: log EI,ECTION; which is fixed for TO-MORROW . , the 23d inst. Mr. :141CFINNON having notified his resolution not to go to, the Ballot, I venture respectfully, but earnestly, to solicit the Votes sad Interest of his Frieinis . On this Occasion. I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect. • Ladies atid Tour inOolidiedirat irid . liurible geriant; • ii,tintint-strCer; March 12, •Sii it I'. Parilithar's -Cotinhitiet will ;It dillf at the LOriliiii Tavern, IllstriipilOtstieet, Oilikre al boinnithilcatiods will titsjnkfully riderved. • TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. • Lama Arm GMMillaiN, • • T HE Election of a Dit t h int of the tast ridia Coth• . . phny Ring hied for TO-iqb Rrt criiiii 4 y; ifiesttd I most tesileCiftillY . and earnestly intrat the 'faiintir of -- yo ur sittind ante at the nisi India Tibiae on that day, when f ligpe to be ha nktiniti %Atli yeti. tuppOtt. • Front' the 'it* faVoitrible l'eeeptiint I hive eitierienced oh my citiVis,•l csitettain thi - ctinhdent thit rildtt of the ballot on lids place me ih tile siiiiatikn of a 15t ri:etnentYchir Yl . fthfri, and' r oiivefnisk4 bj to aisure'you that,ln the event of rfil Adeils; I Aar diligently, and icidiskhargc . the datlei iietllit'lmpiartint trust. flini the 'Mini:Wt.' res p ect, Ladle's and Oenflenieti; • Four faithful 'and hushbli SeiVint, • TITCKP.R. • No: LOppe4 Portia nt;tiace, Mardi '24; 1824. 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