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f(QS s v mBER 9/34; -,!Ir.L::ALTY-OFFICE, Bth MAY, 1818. 1 VOTICE is hereby given, That a SESSION of II OYER and TERMINER and JAIL DELIVERY, :the Trial of Oilrenccs committed on the HIG II SEAS,within t:e Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will be held at Leice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on FRIDAY, the 12th ihy of June next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. J. W. CAMS. PUBLII LATE W ALES THE turciv received, line is EXCIIEQLI.I:-DILL OFFICE. May 9, 1919. TO BE PAID OFF. - • intention, posed TEM extensive DIVINE This • nicions TION of the the Condition,. Vicar of Chobham, Peace for •' Printed don; sad All Fichequer Bills dated in the Month of 11f27, 1817. THE LORDS COJI.IIISSIONERS of his MA JESTY's TREASURY haring glum directions for ;eying of tie Principal of the above-me/Uinta( Lachmpter Bills, tuitZi the Interest due therein, at du Eicher cr-Bill Of in the Reesiie o f Exchequer, XlO Palace -yard, ll'estosisuter, on Friday, the sth day of J u no, c.imidtowe lathe giant deity :Sundays and 11lidays excepted), eta tit and inclw:iag Thursday, tie •25 - .. h inStant,froos DPI o'aock in the Merging lid Om is the .Ifiernion,fur the purpose of taccivins the woe; ams 4 fir* greeter dispatch, the Rimers f the said Bias Ore sired to plan each description of Bills wt Lists (which art to be tab_ t nt this Vier), dewing than its the order of their respective laYt, inch as are far the same amount being numerically arranged, ~,dspeefinitgithe principal Sams, and Interest due thereon, computed bid excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to stb d:y of June inclusive, when the Interest will cases ti._ said Bearers, should they be acting as the "tents of Holders o,ee nair ore inserted in the Bill; are pettiest:ly to procure the I:44.nrotents of seek Holders ; and the Bearers are alas indispers- LP+ squired to endorsweach Bill with their astral Signet tiri, and to Lae their ROWS and residence et the bottom of tie Liar ; and they te e MVO' rewired to attend tie. Decierter-Bal Oftee for Pay. u t,and to reprise the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the some. 'fogy elite Mohlers of the Vara:id Bias should be dedrosis of rata ing Payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the sail sth fifty of lone, they may be accommodated, on computing the Inured to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and tearing the said bin for culmination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of hating new Ea-chequer Bills in cache sr in part of Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bills, etch mentiming the anwusit at the bottom cf their Lists, delivered on Afore the 28th May, may be accommodated with new Dias, psecl!; is or Order, carrying an In ures: of Two Pence by the Day, on every One hundred Pounds, chvhmil new Bills trill bear date the said sth dozy of June, and sdi to awed together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills si desired to be eseienged, on Saturday, the 6th day of June, ad thlillateih days, • The Exchequer Bill.; lobe izsued in Erchange and made payable or O r der, as abuts-mentioned, may be either rani ked endorsement, or mil/ & paid to the .Bearer if the Blank shall &lilt! op. • IC. B. All Exchequer Bibs dated prior to May, 1817, have been r:anned ts be paid and the Interest thereon has wand. AZ ARD and Co. CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, H Formed on the Basra of distributing 107 CAPITAL; PRIZES among Adventurers. In the Ant Half-Hour, Temins.' tth.tosr,TWFYTY TIMUSAND POUND PRIZES mastiff Draw e, Luisies the Chance of other Capitals. 7118 SCHEITE CONTAINS S Nib of 1;20,000! 4 Prizes of 3,000/. and 2,0004 20 Prizes of 1,000/. 20 Prizes of 5001. 20 Prizes of 300/. • 40 Prizes of 2001. 2,696 Prizes of 1001. SO/. &c. &c. The First 10 Prizes will have £l,OOO more. The First 500 Blanks will have £IS each. The Sixth-drawn Prize above £l,OOO must be 22,0001. or, 23,000/. or, 40,0001. ! ! ! Tickets and Shares are selling by }ARD and CO. CONTILAC TOM at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, (est:MANI upwards of 100 Years), who Sold and Shared FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS le the last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries amounting to 'anions. ATARTIN and Co. feel great pleasure in bearing 1 .4 testimony to the superior merits of the present State lottery, to commence drawing 013 the KING's BIRTH DAY, (4th June). The Scheme is grounded ox the approved Plan of the last Um:7, as there are Capital Prizes, 3 Prizes of £20;000, 4 Prizes of .£3,000 and £2,000, 20 Prizes of £l,OOO, in addition, for the 20 First-drawn Plzes, which will all be drawn in the first 20 Minutes. And tte , e Ire only 14,000 Tickets. Maenturers, who purchase before the First Day, have advan t,Z.-t which no previous Lottery ever possessed. It will also be seen that there are MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, and 4 ,000 TICKETS LESS THAN LAST LOTTERY. Al! tit Piz:rare Sterling Mcney. • is and Shars are on tile at ALA AMY and Co.'s Fortunate COnthill, and 120,0xford-street, where Ne. 12,086, to Four Pipes of Port Wine No. 15,542, a prize of .500/. iti 24 Shares in tbelast L otter:, and prizes ot 20,0001. WOOL & c. &c. in the two prec eding Contracts. TILE IRISH DRAGOON. Ata.—' ?fn. O'Deir HEN first for Old E ng l an d I left nate Killarney, And footed it merrily over the sea— oll,s they so bothered me all with their blarney, wished myself back with mate Judy M'Cree : I hit of a honey who tipped me the mor.ey, I 'listed me, faith, in the twink cf an eye ; ' dragoon soon I strutted 30 lanai, devil a sowl was so merry as I. of jack boots oh they bade me be cloning, loth as a badger their surfaceswere ; irrl, 337: I, and what Is it you're massing? ' I never can pclish these here. 7 . , they convinced m e of trnsc I was lack i ng, asst half up to the best of their fun ; tree had I touched 'ens with Witeren's Jet Blacking, r..y skewed my nate featt:res al bright as the sun. thought 'twas Old Nick, that *awful rapscallion, ?Lipid me some trick, and the phiz was his own— vaned from the cr&ture that drilled the battalion, ' , the beauty of tronvres Jet Blacking alone. i Cur fa.n of et tat parses, any jack boots, and no longer a loon, Killarney the were Irish lassos -aver and sigh for the laws Da.tooost ! -hose truly i - .estiar.chle BLACKING is prepared by ittV /1 Ye. v.'. Strand. London; z/z&t. t '' $t malttni, Groe;•tt, Ironntongera, re:sh c..:me:a, &c. in every, Town in the Kit - gd , :-.1, !Oct and ted. aka Jr 01 rts qd mentieming Apn the 2.1 pvel!; to tees: Tee r chick mil new , di I.: Vaned to de4is'd to be The Eschequ k ra don piled sp. IC. B. AU E. t be U AZ AR AA For= PRIZES any IST, 4th jots wait Iff Drat 8P 41 201 SO 1 201 40 1 2,6961 The 1 The 1 The 22,1 'Tickets at, TORS, at thoil (ebtshlished I FIVE PRI Is the last l‘l t ART .r lottery, to Hl Tile whet LGtrery, u Caplt 3 Prize Prize i To Prize MIA 2 lbfit are on Aimtur n • tcz•zwitich i 4,000 T ".....lets :el b, ( it tatitlsd to I 01. sc-aCel ii CZ . 10,000/ • s t o ri. • on 1 :C W HI Ai rrt. The fog. s t I wished 3 Est I hit o And'list DU A iayal dra 'al Itl dev is t r ... Far t.i strAi ; '4th :v:l4 Azdwy va Yel•rarce urn ST 11.10. ? I x :CS i • . So lea ti Yu • C4l:. y qt. Lots oug 711 te, • -: rya .y ( rest —• LO 5 R the CU 1 P. Mechanics, of of the 1 the early Division , Grammar interesting . Agricultural English This THE. considered rized Printed N.B. Edition Indifference to her or ss. Printed Sons J. M Black and Co.; The well as. pricy °' madam ligion ' .mended Prince R. Reverend Puraons important Sold yard bridge, POSITF TIOY ries in , opposed Printed Paal'• and Green, This with SMITH' best . htiooi suppl the de have tion Chiewil nings, P and P. NO] Ocean, of It' other tiaual North ed, dently Brit of it! age for Views will • menti bitiag detail cheris climei eve dna will .. . ... ' • . . . .. -- -49111 1 1 , 1.21"11 1 14 . .....e - I Fit. ers ...0.-__..—.,-...._—__ • ---.....— err --. , _- _e^._ -- ~ . •.t . 1 , .--•, - . a - ..' . . ' I • , - • . . Per rpm. . • ll' 1 ‘ • ' , • - - • A----/- -- e t'-'... , - -1- - /less/; - '4'... ~. - ~ \. •• - „i./ ."‘ A :. .:. . . ‘7, C 3 44i :--‘. -' ..• . . . . ~i; .••!..,_::. .-• , . .. - , ~ . . air-pc . • % , , • . . . . ,'„ , \ . . • ' •,.., ......,bi • .Z . • ‘w° ' ' *... I .ti ftip •a. ..` • • - , ...A A . ' • .C. , • I ~.;,.,..".., '? . 1 P ' \ ' .. 1 41 1 . 1 ''' 4 fi L N '. c ... .. . • It • . le L.ri' - . %'' • -••- 'I II6L AITO , a lt ..k. .i...e.:_. ,• ol iit . . i .. • , • I 1 A , 7 H e Illibt . "%-s e... Ni 7 H iil 1 . i - . • . . . . .• . . • 4•1•1111.01•11M11.. ~. •=•••••••• •V. •••••• .M. a • IMP., ./M. . • ••••••M••••• MONDAY, MAY 11 t . 1818 • . Pltltill tiEVI 7 ,N - PENCE. i i . _ ... I . _ • it .1C MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THill . • Ili a d ay ~,, pu bit a b a t. I n 1 g m , r o se ea. g e e swan* INA,LBROOK WARD. AT a WARDMOTE bold at Saltars 3 Hall, before - .. I i CE LAMENTED PRINCF.SS CHARLOTTE. OR • Ii[UMAN LIFE, with Variations, orthe Chapter I- . LES AND SARE-COBOURG. of Accidents.--By C.iltOLl NE HERBERT. To rus Wouoans, Ilso. Dopey, as Trouser, the • l' ? t i Printed for Lon an, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brawn, LOW Tth day of May, *on the two folloWing days , by adjourn- E CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma- eon; and Lake, Ugmxbrid ge. meat, for the BLECTION of a COMMON COUNCIL- I arch , eonsidetiog the Oarless enonstienleations they havO ' di MAN, in Me rams of Willem Slue, Rm. deceased. Ibis , day was published, price Ss. 6d. At the cheep( the Poll sllo4lolhbers were *eland to be as i a, and in conformity with what they have reason to bo: R EPORT of the COMMITTEE of the LONDON Idlers ca-Por Mr. ttiobasi tibia - - ii • i ! the wish of the Public , beg lure to state, that it is their INFIRMARY for CURING DISEASES of the EYE, Mr. Maine , MOMS Williams 'SD an, should their Funds be adequate, to construct the pro- occasioned by th s false end calumnious 'Statements contained in aselEhrespon a ar e melny . ' boas ri e gessajoi e dge ems vv.. 1 1 i TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale suf fi ciently a Letter addressed by Sir William Mann to the Right How Jed is to be an soseedis slaws P and Hon. the Director, of Greenwich Hospital. • 11, Thee Biblese& Wet eerily • ye to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of Printed fur Loin:mos, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 4eineenibeilimeset seiesky Alisessesilles &Me, AK. it • NE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCH. London. ; -srainplekiespreesseed bis nein he Oak aisle die present V ? ;1 . • (For the Committee), , , el . Warfarin... ii 1 . . BENJAMIN BOTCH, Jan. This day was published, . i r Reicirak flat the Mauls of Mt Mess* be goo to Mr. ee In Two Vol s. 12mo. price 12s. boards, e Deputy Williaaanfor his Meow& ensues C12.4e THE POOR LAWS MODTMN • MANNERS; or, A SESON A dieter she preseat Vat*** abssasettoebe Abler- • ' 7 (, . WI i i day was ruble-Ned, in One Vol. &co. price ss. boards, .lIARROWGATF- • man, tronrsuch his lamented illeses, boo been se INS impplia.l. 1 1 'NeIIDEILATIONS on the IMPOLlCYandiner- Feinted fo r Lontrosia, Hurst. Ross. Owns, is* Boma, Pa. liewaved, 'Deo the forerelogibeeebsione be• kilned in .be .. 1 .. . i Icings TEN DE NC Y of the present AD MINISTRA- tenvister-row. , ~ . locu m! 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Churches, Ilells, .P....te10, ely Poetry of Greece, in the Historical and Biographical CONSIDERATIONS respecting CAMBRIDGE, rva or & c. &c.. exc eedin g in beauty an d vane. : el ion; the usual portion of the Pure Sciences, beginning watt more particularly relating to its lint thICAL Paoressoesuw. design the endue Works of that nature. 1 r By Sir JAMES BywABD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. &c. &c. Also Buildings of Stone or Brick, either new or oni, are Faced (mar ; and of the Alphabetical Division, in which are the President of the Linnaein Society. sting articles tEronautioa, &tea, Afghaunistann, Africa, with Bath Stone, by a new sa d cheap method, which adds a- 14 Printed for Longman, Hunt, 8 . 4'4:A, Orme, and Brown e London. • uderably to the strength and ecumactoess of the Walls, and elite- ultural Implements, and Albania; and a newly-formed Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, J ) As Lexicon , with the authorities chronologic a lly arranged. tualli secures them from the entrance of Damp or Moisture, An I ntro d uc ti on to the Study a Physiteogical and Systematic London : Printed for Rest Fenner. The above, and also every kind of Interior and Exterior Plein Botany. The Third Edit, price 14s. boards, or NN ith the Plates and Ornamental Plastering executed by C. .1. 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This Work has lateey been received on the List of Books PEALED THEOLOGY, being an attempt to illustrate - Lospox. • ; '' ' reed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. the Evidences and Doctiines of Christianity, by their relation Ts Tole, Lams, Eallt2;/ROll, and all Parts or the North. , I • lnside Coaches; the ben Horses ' the above-mentioned Booksellers may be had, the Ninth to the inductive Philosophy of the Human Mind. With Notes F our - ion of Remarks on Female Manners, distinguished by and Authorities collected from the most eminent Ancient and B 7 B. W. MOUNTAI ard keep excellent Time. I as N and Co. t• ": 1 Terence for Character, and Indecency of Dress. Inscribed Modern Writers. 41 1 HE following Post-Coaches, blail•Coachee, iki.'4 T late Royal Ilinheen Princess Charlotte of `Wales. Pr. 6d. Dy EDWARD WILLIAM ORINFIELD, ILA. / : I. per dozen. Minister of Laura Chapel, Bath. 1 set out from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snote-Itliv i Printed for T. Cadell and Ws Davies, Strand. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, or.ty is day was published, in one large vol. Owe price bound Bs. - one night on the road; carrying four Insides and four Outsides, ets . OLNEY HYMNS. out every day et one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next reenioget . A New Edition, carefully corrected, being the 53d of • 4 six o'clock, by way of Dunst4ble,W,buro, Lathbol"), NOrthury COMPANION for the FESTIVALS and FASTS This day was published,. an Edition in . a pocket volume, most elegantly printed, in 3it I, price 3s. boards, ton, Welford, Lute...l-worth, Hinckley, Atherstone, latelnktd, .. of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, with Collects and S.one, Rugely, Neweastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Preset*. yers for each Solemnity. fiLNEY HYMNS ;in Three Books.—l. Or. the SOUTH A MPTON, Iyntir.gton,Winchester,and Baeingstohe By ROBERT NETSON, Esq. lir Texts of Scripture.-2. On Occasional Subjects.-3. 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WE Y eIOUTII, Dorchester, Blandford, Salishery, Andover(, 11 tie Practice of True Devotion, in Relation to the End, as ---" and Desingstoke new Post Coach, every 'afternoon. The - W e y- NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. aethe Means of Religion. A new Edition ill ODO.vol. Bvo. , eseat.b packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney St. Malt);\ &c. '. e s In boards Is. in 12mo. bound 4s. axed In a retell pocket T HE late celebiated Dr:rarrititcn.t,• in the EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Deichescer, Falmostu, me, 25.6 d. course of his extensive practice, encountered repeetediy Daruneuth, and Selieoury new Post Coach, every nownieg at 7 .t ; 1 such distressing cases of Nervous CoLepiaints • that he was in- o'clock, tiltutigh Houiton, Axminster, Bridport, Biandford s This day were published, price 35. - i duced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an el- Basingstoke, eid lieetbet. EFLECTIONS concerning the Expediency a fectual and permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here BOSTON, Spaldieg, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntir.gdon ; ' Z :I offered 1 1 e a COUNCIL of the CHURCH of ENGLAND and offer to the public attention under the title of " Dr. FO- Royal Mad Coach, sets out every evening to Spihby, L out h, CHURCH of ROME being holden, with a view to accosts- THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result Grimsby and Hull. ever" afternoon • arrive at Ale. -' 1 ' ate Religious Differences, and to promote the Unity of Re- of his e ff orts ;by means of which - he invariably succeeded in sub- liATiland IIItIS'IOL Flying Pon-Cimehes,theoughCbippen- , nin the Bond of Peace : humbly, but earnestly,. recorr- duiny and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders ham, Caine, and leleriburotteli, . dad to the serious attention of his Royal Highness the and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits ; May's, the G reyhound Inn, Beth, aid the L ondon Tevere, ' • e - ce Regent ; the Most Reverend the Archbishops ; the Right Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spesms, Tremnrs, Thanteseureet, amid the Swats, Bristol, next morning. co ac h... ib t rend the Bishops, the Reverend the Clergy, and all Lay le e pochondriackm, Extreme Lanitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits, to Wens, Bedgewater, T;11111t0L4 1:141,T, Plymouth, ece, 111 one who are al)* and willing dispassionately to consider the a nd every kind of debility or relaxation of the system. To those thaw Coach, s new Light caned the Roekieglion, left c•st s . mane subject. unfortunately thus afflicted, it is confidently recommended to uso every Mooing ; carries Fuur Insides only, and roc4ll,oltikisbir By SAMUEL WIX, A.M. P.R. and A.S. the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured of easy, with a Guard el. ennhout : passes through Sterne -I, e . Vicar of Saint Bartholomew the Less, Logsdon. obtainThs immediate relief, and by a due peened ranee in it Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferryinidges, to the Golden sld by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 63, St. Paul's Church- agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-esedelideneuf Lieu, Leeds, next lelunneg-. , Notwithstanding the . uocomm e n 1 f •I . ; J. Hateeerd, No. 190, Piccadilly ; and at Oxford, Cam- o f t h e i r heals::. cep, dition of this Coach, it is Allowed to be the most agreeseet ge, Dublin, Ste. Ste. 1818. S o ld in Ba tt les, at "s. 6d. Ils. sod 225. by B U Tn ra and Sons, an d com pl e te conveyance on the North Road, being ailed 1 ;.• ' ' This day was published, price 21 . 6d. Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, cornet of St. Paul's, lauulon; aid in Accommodation by an y other. _ 34, Sackvilleestrcet, D eW itt; sod all the principal Iludiseikee, GLASGOW, lametown, Gretna-Green, Anna; Dumtrica, .. r REFUTATION of the Fallacies and Misrepre- Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughem the Kingdom. Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, CUSTUXICIt, Kingman and L sentations contained in a Pamphlet, entitled " An EX- , - ' f 4 '' E SITION of the NW SYSTEM of MUSICAL EDUCA- Non est vivere scd valere vita.— lel t elute YORK, Scarboreugli, Whitby, :el Sunderland, New..r i , 3N," published by a Committee of Peaks-me, in London. " Life is only 'Life, when blest with Ileulth." castle, and Edinburgh new Foer-inside Coach, with a G nar l 1 ' ;• By J. B. LOGIER, Inventor of the Syste,m. TIIE fi nest system of Ethics is to conEne within throughout; sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way It has too often happened that the most imporeant discovc- due bounds, and thus to regulate the leuneets ; unrestrained of Newark, Retford, Tedcaster, Darlington, Nosithallcrton, Dur- in Science, and the h a ppiest In vent i ons of A r t, have been and insubordinate they imeetuor sly destroy those barriers which but, Iderpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves , , 4 • • 1 coed by the tettOkauCr, r e sumes, an d writers? ' o f mankind." Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not anni- fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time Vide Introduction to the Pamphlet of the Committee. ha l ite them appears the lesson of Prude.uce, best calculated to they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. , 'rimed for R. Hunter (Successor te Mr. Johnson), 72, St. Ihnirtheir effervescence. . M ARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramebuty, Ilungerford, end • a's Church-yard ; Clementi and Co. Cheapside i Chappell Every disorganization of the human frame req u ires great rue- Newbury Pon-coach, at Sawn in the Morning. . Co. New Bond -street; C. Wipley, 151, Strand; and S. dical keoyeledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promoted BRIDCiNORTII and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. , en, Music Agent, 33, Sohcoseuare. when Profendonal men (disregarding the suggestions of the en. CA RLlSLE,Penrids,and Whltebaven,Four-insidePoseeoech, • WHITTINGHAM'S CABINET LIBRARY. %gnus sad interested) denote their studies to the treatment of and a Guard all the way, P,lllet through Brough, Appleby, . 1 those comphents generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of Greatebridge, Richmond, Caeterick, 13oroughbridge, Wetherby, s day was leublished, meet elegantly printed, and cmbcllisbed the passions at an urgusrded moment. " The strength of a ne e Aberferd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sete out every !!turning, nth Nine Engeavirgs on Wood, Part I. (containing Goue. tion consists in the health of the people; bat it is melancholy to and performs the journey 1,4 l'-h tile greatest facility. Passengers eint's Primus), price 23. to be continued Monthly, of reflect on tin deily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri. detained on the road by he -eeeie, or pleasure, have the peculiar V HwrorrkriinNwLihilichAiitViisS i nten CABINET ded t o comprise L IBltaiAl that le'V" ; a cis our : , t: o an s d uire to ri e n o g u h ntera an ctitasy,fr hearessu sze :) i f b o le ur it o s w fu n n e h z er raevnyeeien, thes adv ic an u t r ar D, o t f i t . i . teir sea as ts t. b r eirte r. s.7 m • erect in the next Coach. , P on, Kirbv.Lonstiale, Bolton t Authors have written, and many of the most popular Trans- various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garners Post COacics, every Atter!. , ant ; adnrned by all that the best of our living Artists can (early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right noon, at five o'clock . —Guarcicd. ply. The Compositions of the Historian , the. ehilosopher, over the mind), will, hi contemplatieg his powerless state, become LI V ERPOOL,Warrington, Kr-utaford,Btoneatil Litch fi eld, 4 Moralist, the Wit, and the Poet—all that can instruct or susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most Pert Coach, called Resell le-else:cc, every /evening, at Five Ise—will fiad a place in the present Collection. complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy, &Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dahoetreet, Ltverpooe— t is each Work will be complete of itself, the purchaser will Intense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence in tropical Guarded throughout. eit in his power to make choice of such part of the Collet- climes, and many ether causes, will frequently derange the J e n a CHESTER, Newport, Vehitchurch, Tarpooley, Nantwich, ias may be most congenial to his taste. roes 'erten ; in such cases we nth hold out an assurance of re- Northwich, and Miediewich Poet Coach, every Evening, at 3hirevick: Printed by C. Whittingharn ; and sold by R. Jen- animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine Five c'cl.xk. es, Poultry; T. Tegg, Cheapside; J. Sutherladd, Edinburgh; hopes of patients of both sexes. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every e . all other Booksellers. That bane to human happiness Lars Valititi, can now be M..rning, to the Gecrge fen , St:nderlend. ' I treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science having MANCHESTER., Wieslow, Cot:erten, Newcastle, Wake!, .lb .. . , ORTH WEST PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, &c. divested its antidote of those instressing properties that so-long and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.--Guarded. t 0 On the sth of May will be published, in 4to. rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explein SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called tht Reek- • ; li BSERVATIONS on GREENLAND, the Adja- our met h o d by observing to patients labouring under this unlade ; inghensi ever/ Morning. i eent Seas, and the North West Pester to the Pacific that a few days only are reedited for tee removal of early symp. lit Reif NG/IA:el l est Coach, with a Guard, Eta OUt !Wry i ' I can, made in a Voyage to Davie, Straits, during the Summer toms; that the most inveterate caw will yield to Mir ft:lutists re Afternoon, and ec'hes ahriniaghere next day at noon. 1, sets t 1817; illustrated and embellished by Charts, and numerous within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself by Havener'', Tont:nor, Leanergton, and Warwick, to the See er Plates, how Drawings executed by the Author, from con- injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearieg ; races's Head, Bell-street, R;rnsirghens. sal Observations. By BERNARD O'REILLY, Esq. a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene- lIULL, Nord:tare, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post •••• Tt... - : arguments adduced to prove the practicability of a rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, Sec. especially strictures, Coach, every eluratag, at hall-past be., to the Cross K e y s , M ar - V / : nib West Passage are supported by Faits not hitherto examine obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use of ket-place, Hull. , and are of such weight as to give confidence in their accu- caustic or stimulants. Borne peculiarities incidental to the softer DOVER, Dtwil, Margate, Sandwich, le..mitate, Canterbury, • . n. The aecomplishineet of this great object must be evi- sex, have not escaped our ettention; in which mildness combined 1 7 14V4. Morn, Cite:bean, Rochester, and Set oud new Post Coaches, 1 i t" f stay of vast benefit to the commercial interests of Great with efficacy has supersede-e the means usually adopted. In line, Morningt,N, Noon, ant!, Night. Bain, and cannot fail to Interest the reader, as t h e ex pe c tation our sy stem i s un i que , pecu liarly energetic, and eminently sue. HERTEORD, N. Ars e UUCte24lOll, and Cheshunt Coach every , . 1 its discovery, excited in some measure by the fortunate voy- cessful. kerning. , • 1 1 s here related, bee induced the G overnment to fi t out Ships Educated in this our native city; schooled in our professional TOTTENHAM and F.dtnenten Catch (daily), at half-past I " ' the purpose. To the inhabitants of Southern Lands the attainment by its splendid medical characters; aid lining been Two, at Five, and at tight o'Clock. ' , -, ewe sketched on the spot will be most interesting, as they able, peeennally, to cempa compare with admiration the British Surgical waocaoacs. , . r i ti convey a complete idea of t h e situation o f t h e O u or World practice, with the continental, our pretensions to superiority (in To Hensel Hempstead, Watford, wed Stet:more, 3 times a week. the 77th Deg. of North Latitude. Previous accounts had a branch we have selected) are matured by experience, which is Dio, Beeches, Bungey, Bury, tied all parts of Suffolk, every intiened the existence of a people of singular character itlits• evineed by the daily applicatiops we receive, even from distant Monday. • ing those dreary regions; but it remained for the present countries. GOSS and Co. el. R. C. Surgeons. ...-- Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, tail to exhibit Portraits from Life of Human Beings who 13, Rouveritostreet, Fleetestreet, London. three times a week. -' C k erish an abode there in preference to the comfort' of milder e e e For the general eceommedadon we do not Built ourselves en- 13. W. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their mei. The Artie Animals and Birds of P visage there bond, urinated periods of practice, but may be coneulted et all reason- Friends and the Public, that they will tint be accountable for ail eh the Whale Fishery, will be exhibited in prom as well as able hours.—Couotry Patients are requested to describe mi n utely ; Parcel, Passengen' Luggage, Writiqgs, Plate, &e. of more than . . scribed; and illustrattans of the Phenomena of Atmosphere their symptom &e. when medicine , with adirke, will be mime- ; Five Pounds value, if lost, athlete or damaged, tudess entered ii not be omitted. . (bandy forward ed to any pArt or the kiligdern.—A Bank-autc is as such and the Isurance tend tut aecersiingiy, at the Saiusta's Printed for Baldwin, Credo& and Jey. Paternester-row. xpenni to accoenpany tee CAS:. I 'lead, Snow-hilt, Loudoe. • • '