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1!!!!!1. mem DECEMItilyt-U RECTORS of the getrri... .'HANTS 11 ENGLAWA !mail gfor Notice, e said Company will be held at on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of ,ck in the Forenoon, to confirm Court of this day, approving of the Court of Directors of big Pensions to several Persons, From From Co.'s Fee Dominieas, Cash. Fund. bask' - 4150 £5OO hi; Colman, late - - Holland, late rost, tate Pepper 200 200 200 . 400 YOO 400 :rt Henry , Peart, y's Office n Mamma Neat* Office t. Matter, late s °glee - 100 •ward, late an Elder 200 100 - soo Si triton, Widow of late Accountant- 'ciliation or the General Court sing the Resolution of the Coen August, 1816, appo•ntins Lieutenant on the Retired List of the Fort Military Assistant to the AUditar, tin. dative thereto are open at thht cation of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Secretary. day was published, Volumes, SY°. price Al. es. of the several POINTS v, alphabetically arranged • contained 4 Williams on the Office of a rs, East and Hawkins on Crown . es, and Cl7/flit and Nolan on the h Magistrates to refer to these seem Clergy with profesional information transact the Business of their tes continued to 57 George ll' ,AMUEL CLAPHAM, M.A. Ste. and one of his Majesty's " for the Countyy of Hants. orth and Son, Fleetsucet and large voL Iwo. price Its. in boards, 'ESIt MISCELLANEA CR tom, Excuse Prinleant es Ramada' A.M. E. CoU. S .S. Trim. Cant. Luca Juveniles, Mihoiti P. A. r Integrant, et excerpts s Mello , 7 71 ; y f. Smith, Printer to the Unirersil, 'ifs, Strand, Icendeti; for Deighton Parker, at Oxford. a AVE LS—OCTAVO EDITIOI tale. V. and VI. handsomely printed in 8•40. and £. Vols V. and VI. price Al lime. et 3REECE, EGYPT, being die Second Section or the at Countries of Europe, Asia, and D. CLARKE, LL.D. Volumes are in the Press, and and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. whom may be I:3a, m Finr four Volumes, price S. aiding c..ples in 4to of Part the ' rece, Egypt, and the Holy L, 'lament respecting the Author's V•etina ; con•ainlng his Accoui Itanla and Hungary. Price X, EL AND STONE, LUMBA 'ILLS are allowed to be t tine ever discovered for effectual be future recurrence of all those operfect action of the Urinary C mbago, Pans in Back and Loins, t combines chemically with the . nirely carries away the gritty matter t its future formation, by strengthening tary System: thus delivering the 'Wring uciating tortures of those diseases - he Can,titution. npos.fd of the most innocent ingredi :onfinement nor restraint of diet aendation can be offered of them messed for many years pate rcr been acquired by any Medi. mance and approbation of rrian 9d. and Its. (by the Propri.nor' Lid Sons, Chemists, &c. No. 4, :hutch-yard, London, and No. _ also by the Venders of Medicines AHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, 5 Are prevented from Ibre4 ; Itching, instantly removed by OF MUSTARD, universally e, icy in Rheumarisms, rabies, G• of the Stomach; hat where chi. sues, or neglected, and the Chtl rEHEAres FAMILY CERA I ettily heal them. 'llia Carat onditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbut es, Ringworms, s..ingles, Brea*. and Eyelid., Sore and Inflamed orbutic Heinouts. "the hs ps the most active, penetrating, world, curing the .everest ;•. if the time usually taken by any stn, it ale,. heals tuts, punctures f► imp., splinters, &c with incredif in, preventing inflammation an n the various accidents of anima ly of such uncommon srzeellence e to it. own comfort should ever ind sold by R. 'omnivore, Apse London. The Enence art.l Pit it. 441. and 21. 9d. 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' • 6400 - 00/.0 • • 06 •• 40 ••• I I . • 4 /. • • 697 •40456, - iW c • t- ' O - 2.1 ' • - Pa Ica SEVENPFINC fe2 i : - . .•• • 4 I TUESDAY, JANUARY li OW - - - , .. • - ----_____ _ . • • i • . . 1817. • This day was published, in Bvo. rid 71. le hosed% .•' • • ' - - '.. • ; tentgaters Mie itn7. • r DiIiTRESSED SEAMEN. . •' - ' l. • TED AN ESSAY ON THE NATURE OF HEAT, AT a MEETP.Nsiimr l SanglillilikVlY. e at lit Laal - ---.,.. • • . • i lading LIGHT, and ELECTRICITY. den, inter:weed to the NEWPOtariag t AIIM TRADE, Yesterday, at the offeeitidon Tavern, a toast ' By CHARLES CARPENTER BODIPASS, h old tide day at the New England Geteelmem. Tiresdaeedie- respecta be e m o o n cc 1 t milkier tke tßeiremed sitswiett of the Sofferete by the Ship miters, apd oters, was he# for des purples* of taking *s c a l p- • Barrister at Law. ii ' t their las at Se. Joke* Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 53, Flat-street. or is- atAitaIADVIII HAWIN Di+ bli the Chair, sidcration this pat meanirof allfisrding ffßei tiffs- of (1 1 i 4 I , rim the InEDICO-CIIIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS. &waved. That melt Ocarinas ae Pow &Mee hetneftet 2 aar employed and distredaod Sesame. and far Addible isi g an d This day was pdblished, in eve. ((with Plates) price 10s. 6d. In be citi s estoei hi Land o) cann on, ell a V nitite in Abl er _ fielefddle do pz ittl at Tral . l ° . the enforced)* of the laws against impostors in- boards, Vol. VIII. Part a of • sf the general Sabscpciat throughout the Uni Kiniplimor-antreied aiming tile&trame of yeamen for the nurPoeeof nio .. z . MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, l arbud li e are weardoe odos sem fdso44 os oda rbe b egg i ng . to t h e very encleemisb iO suer of .. • , I • . published by the Medical and Chertirgical Societe of distiossed Sufferers by the late Fires the wea th er, INOnuathers were not Go great as might , 1 : • . • • . „0 t London. Resolved, Apt the Committee niece for the Best time on Bo- otherwise lallidliten naddted. • Printed for Loomnan, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, laden turday the 3d Jimmy next, at this place, et Twelve e'Clock - • . Total. At tea o'elleek, Wis W '' • • LIAle 1L11111120143, s . I Of whom may be had, preobely, in furtherance of that object, and the Menders are 46343 Volumes T. to VII. with If2lneff4ll Plates. price £6. 6s. Ild. in requested to attend punctually on that day, and on every sue- *was wartime* _coiled to the Chair. On• •-1- • . , i 7. ii boards. Volume VIII. Part I. price los. 6d. boards. cad* Saturday at the same boar, without further notice . the Chair , be begged leave to observe, that he ;.- , . • . a 400 NEW EDITIOV. , That Marnaduke nut. Veg. be requested to act been most uaintettidetny worthily placid is '. • I I ,• • as to the Committee, and Treasurer. it. He said. unintentionally, Tecause lee had oely a . ' A 1 i I /I i On the Ist instant was published, In Octavo, price Idioi New That, James Henry Attwood , FA T be requested to ' 600 Edition, being the Eighth, of • 4 7, l a i mi ert eta aiv to tbe C.ommitte e . few days ago heard that such a Mgetio,g was to be Oil il • HE CHEMICAL CATECHlS2L' it teatty ea , • . fiat aSu-e be eon opened, and permis- held ; and he might say unworthily, for be was by • - A 600 „It. Isrged, and for the most part mermarilLof the at Doffs t° esseiae. a SubactiP",_ u _ Ile means so fully prepared to explain the object of By SAMUEL PARKES, r.Ls. al.R.Lal. Ged. Roc. etc.Blc. term at ibe . 'at Lioyd, ." Ceirt" 3 " l o , ' receive"d that '' 4 e . °7 -43 1Ti l th e Meeting, and to develope its plans as a Chair- two • Published by Baldwin, Cradeck, and Joy, Leaden, and al) etc la b e • MK ' caber Baku:nets. . Ala.) %moms &tame& soi Co. , Man mash t, najrally to be. One thing, however. 1 i i '' f l By tire nine Audfor,' -se g g, -isseksa i .toi, chi c 0;64 nano., Fan he. auld - sals, aim he was swirtOttbOnt. any &Senile/. i ! i r Woo Chemical Essays, illustrated with Twenty-three Copper- eater. and Co. ; Preic'ett, Grote , and Prescott ; Sir Joh, Lab- t h at cesta i e l y very great &men missed among tbac • , plate Engraving', in 5 vols. price 21. 2s. bock, Bart. and Co. ' waled in the fonve. gallant men, who had so honourably aegnitbeS sheer I ? The Rudiments o f Ob e nsfory, with Eight Copper-plates, - Reselved. That tbese . proceedings be pn selves in the hour of danger, and fought the battles all if •• I coo 4lt i. price ss. ; and ing Newspapers, vii. the seas, •nnase, Morning chronicle, 33 ° Thoughts on the Salt Laws, price 7s. 6d. ' Public Ledger, an 4 Courier. of their country. That that distress ought to be lill •, • ,_ MARMADURE 'HART, Chairman. alleviated in some manner or other was unquestioc- 'THOMAS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, New Edition. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given se IL able, and on that account he had wished sere bet- 1 . I SOO This day was published, in One large and timely printed Hart, Esq • fo F r l ti l i t s r,, e q outtuc in the Chair. ~ i AT t N E W FOUNDLATFLa ter qualified person than himself had been appointed . Volume, Bvo. price 18s. boards, '. of this It is 01M/tided that ansongst the various calls as a bantam Chairman-( Appleure).--They would now hear a THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC. Erhi- Public, an appeal in behalf of 'rise distrssi s d sufferers by the re- series of Resolutions proposed, which as Chairman ;owl ofl 4 biting the Characters, Cease., Symptoms, Pragmatics, Bert conflagrations at St. J o h n ' s , Newfoundland, will be found t e shouldn submit to their consideration. illeaant. Morbid Appearances, and improved Method of treating the Din ' c eeenluele deserving consideration and support. The magnitude' Il Fort St. eases of all Climates. .. t', of thew calamities, the remote and Wonted situation of the lie Mr. MARTEN moved the first and second Resole,- , i Resole,- liter at By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. ' , habitants, the sevedr.y of the climate, and total want of local Lions , which stated, that lately, and within these Fifth Edition, revised, and conriderably Wariest weeks, the streets.of this Metropolis had been 4 i , t , resources, are an powerful motives with such u are charitably f ew Printed for Loognsan, Hers, Rem, Orme, and Brown ; `-'""' disposed ;in the reverses ex • by every twaneb of Com- unusually crowded Avith destitute Seamen, and their 6 House dell and Davies ; S. Highley and Son; J. Ciiikfor i B. Coo atil son ; Baldwin, Cradock, lad Joy ; Law and Whittaker: T. yey ' m at respectable Establishments were broken mum after the Peace , the rade of Nestrfoundiand was so bra - . case deserved the most serious attention. - and G. Underwood, 32, fleet-arises; end Adam Black, Erfto- of she own lea d e n ru ined, dui the lower classes Mr. --nneneoeo asked, whether the p ro p osed a t e - burgh. • up, most . 1 ' burgh- reduced to extreme wmtcbseacia• lief was to be solely given to Seamen, as he tot- . • EXCURSIONS THROUGH ENGLAND, &c. In February 1816, a dennictive Are emennacd tow 140 ceived the Meeting had been convened for the pur- house., which materially attenuated the general aims, and ;TS o f This day was published, No. I. of the Eactuvions t k rcegh Bo- brought numerous families to abject poverty. pose of considering th e best means of relieving the , c „„ aide sex, Sufkik, and Norfolk, to be comprised in Thirty In t h e se reduced eiretikeeterme that unfortunate laidernent &sere , : n' va l l poor, and considering what cont d . be i ', 4 , j uttice . Monthly Numbers, each to contain at least light Etioraings had to sustain the overwbeaming *au of tee demand condo- done ' respect to the alarming mendicity of the i and 36 Pages of Letter-press, price iis. 6d. in duodecimo, or gen Law, , grations, on the 7th and !too November lift, which totally de- m 0 „.,„, 0 i5 5 .' 2 , 4' the Poor .41 • in octavo, with Proof Impressions of t h e Plates,' sun ) * 200 houses , storehouses, ate. including property to the - V; - r - .,„ . to several THE EXCURSIONS through the COUNTIES of estimated amount of £4C0,000 or £ 500,000, leavMg hundreds MT. ILOWCROPT, if), reply, stated, that the removat I ' rreadew ; .1. ERAF X, SUFFOLK. and NORFOLK, will etienprue of respedalge Inhabitants in a sate or utter destitution. .of the mendicity in the Metropolis, was the object . I "i "" res Pe- brief Historical and Topographical Delineations of the City of Suttee series of calamities may wen be supposed to peewee of another Committee, and for which another iNieet- . i 1 IL 1817, •N ce wkh, and every Town and Village; together with Descrip- an aceumulatioo of misery which no language eon adeenaddi ing would be held. The Committee had thought it A. none of the Residences of the Nobility and Gentry;'Rematne describe, and which needs not the aid of eloquence to enforce. • . Infinitely better • kr them to direct their attention to II Jnitine l i of &iniquity, e ,od every other most interesting object of Cu- Many of those who an the objects of this application, had can- , riosity. Pennies a complete Guide for the Traveller and Tourist tribunal to the support of others, fill borne down by moteediog a speci fi c class, which had misery and claims enough i ad Oarke th rough . the Three Counties. Illustrated with 300 En g ravings. m i s f ortunes , t hey, in their turn, require Mai/MICA' ; but it hU, enrage them. The Seamen ad a peculiar claim . , Each County will be complete in 12 Numbers, and forma dis- obvious, amidst tos s es so g eneral, and reverses so widely spread; on generous attention, as the most of them were ex- tinct Work. the means of relief on the s p ot are lamentably dispropotaiunate. tra-p , aro , _chial, and the manner of treatment Which i .' • i oards , London: Printed for Longman, Hors, Rees, Orme, and To the mother country, therefore, those unfortunate persons A CRI- Brown ;J. Grhig, ti p per -street, Islington ; and P. Youngman, l e se assist-one, mot it is w ee d this sprat will eta be ous i e shown DC adopted towards them, eras veep different iwwwsiews Witham and Maiden, Easel. In vain. . • •, o that of the Metropolis mendicants . was ••• The First Number of Norfolk and Suffolk will be pub- N.B. The maned ismailie r ie we wilt be gratefully reerive4ln 1100131121' Committee appointed for. attending to that, 'ant. ball on the Ist of February. the Bar of Lloyd's . OseFeedomet * Mesmaduke Hart, Floq. and the public Meeting be had alluded to would be A. Grows Arrangements are made to publish the other Counties of Eng- Chairman te the Cadmium, at inl. Wallatotat Ida Of aseedeafr i 0 Angffee Lad, Sepdaod, and Ireland, on the same plan. - _ menrioned Bankers. ..tila Wistirsday next. It was a course, as Ada rwr , i • ' i It my be proper to amts . that the peressubstemied.otlee Mot t r loggo lime, much - hitt-oath hire this arrantit I ...T.p.f.Thini. SCIIOOL BOOKS, • nirensity, r e eve d axe the .boat Deady Ma damaged aldlhaaa‘ ,2 11 t.___ land Itilelend the two promiscuously. rRIND, Esq. said he had anticip and Printed for L oilajux , H u m e , R a s, G a my and Berme, Loetion • dietrasithin of the funds to be determinable at a General MO, WILLIA M I 1 . • Ibton RELIGIOY AND MORALS. ing hereafter. . ----"-- LESSONS for YOMG PERSONS in HUMBLE SUBSCRIBERS. .. and at the same time fully approved of wilt i gi : 'ION, John Williams 10 io from Mr. Rowcroft. He had himself that day re- f 4 . LIFE, calculated to promote their improvement in the Hart , °aria", aced R°'• E3O o C. C. Bulky : 11 05 tignied where a fm Gettl a ern m ai eed i si ng gnified ci '° ll ll i e s i o n f ten th ti e on C° o nlini f calling % „ d di „,,. Art of Reading, in virtue and piety, and particularly in the know- isiarmadake Hart 21 o Jos. P. Debra 3. is , ir , ledge of the duties peculiar to their stations. Prim 4s. boards. Tsai &roam . lnteresting Anecdotes of Young P awns, C + en. Richard Robinson 21 0 Jos. Trammel II 0 or, dogeord.throoek ' serinedium of example , to inculcateprinciples Attwood and Ha 31 10 Captain W. D. Fellows, a Meeting, to take the subject of mendieity in gene- : i l l and the 5 5 sal into consideration. bfi. Frend then referred to Nathan Parker and Co. 21 0 R.N. , of virtue and piety By the Author of " Lessons for Young Newman, Hunt, & Co. 21 O. A. Z. which sucha h e meet stat in e g t vtimwtoulifdndooothit himself. It m lt an ha c p all pe e! h e 3 "'" Persons in Htirnble . Life ," &e. Price 4s. 6d. boards. a 0 a letter he had published in a Morning Paper, in John Bond, Sees, and 1 lad Amu Tam Symms ;or Intresting Anecdotes of Otildren, designed, M . h 7 sect Brown 21 0 10 10 rid will be through the medium of example, to inculcate principles of virtue Pat; 81 _ rioblei of Oporto , • Patte,al and piety. Price lea 6d. in boards. L. Page , FA+ '2l 0 • Roberts, Sutton, & Co.' 10 10 .. A Faux= Gire for Suva:ins and Arnim:ices; containing flir Chas. Price, Bart. 10 10 Thomas Roberts 10 10 Spooner, Aneroid & Ca. 10 5 t o o quests as oonef the f e to to ed lately, that he sat on three different Coroner s m- om E n v e e r r yo Of heewlsior City knew of i, o t th e 1 W' Rh"' the Character of a good and faithful Servant, Adeice to Servants &ger White so o J. H. Talon so I • clever, denomination ; Letter from an Uncle to his Nephew, Dank . ' Rainier Mrs. C. A. Tulle •4 s the iiresen Ju ry . 0 i 1 John mi Bushell and Co. *cooking him Apprentice; and Anecdotes of good and faithfulso 0 Edward Prosser 5 0 don, must be aware that the business of in9nestig e9 , 12 a.,'" Servants. By the Author of " Lessons for Young Persons in was no where better conducted than under him.-: Laud.- "'"',- Humble Life ." Fifth Editioo,pette 9d. ' FRAUD PREVENTED. , V° The Flown. Basra. a Fairy Talc. In 18mo. with a Fronds- On each of the three occasions to which he alluded, Y the Juries were compelled to give the following ver- i ; I'S .10t1Illey MO counteract the many attempts that are dail - piece, price 2a. 6d. neatly half-bound. diet-" Died for toad of the necessaries cif lift. r• of the Rosa and Boum • or, Sketches of Youth. By the late Mrs. ..I. made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in- These instances of distress served to point out the £4.145. Q. Roberts, Author of Mental Telescope. Price 55. 6d. bards stead of the Genuine Blacking by Day and Martin,they .. PITT'S Gin; a Co ll ection of interesting Tales from the Works have adopted a new Label, in w int ar d their signature and address, i AGO, &c. of Mn Pratt. In 12mo. embellished with Wood tuts, :ss. bound. 97, II I GH.HOLI3ORN, ,necessity of some such measure as was nor: pro- i , I Thu Rommue Pastime ; being a sequel to ntv's Gift; Irso conspicuously placed imthe centre of the Label, that Ihey posed ; and he was surf there could be but on': feel- ing on the subject. • the most l I . I ` chiefly selected from the Writings of Mr. Pratt, 35. bound. trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which. He had only now to observe, tally rein "' Metiamai lareuenow • or, Family Conversations on moral unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect a Disorders and interesting Subjects,that the utmost confidence and ern diality existed I .'1 it'ftereperseci. with History, Biography. the imposition, (k r an ,,lnt and original Stories. By Elizabeth Helene , sa. boards. The Asti Japan BLACKING , and sold wholesale by between the Gentlemen who composed the two . n h s :, an _," '''''P" Learns from Mrs. Paimerstone to her baughter, inculcating DAY.prid MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the Committees. I „-',`,... Morality be entertaining Narratives._ By Mrs. Hunter, of Nor- principal Grocers Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu- The 3d and 4th Resolutions were then read, which ,-e there wick. In 3 vain liinto. price Ins .in boards. men, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at stated, that the cases would be examined, and '-" -- ue % s e " Lams addressed to a Yocum LAW ; wherein the Duties 6d. Is. and Is . 6d. each. the s ering thereby impostors detected, and dealt with accord- ii . and Characters of Women are cOnsidered chiefly with Reference GOUT OR RHEUMATISM. ing to law. its without to prevailing Opinion.. By Mrs. West. In 3 vols. 12mo. prim T. ( 11. Is. boards. A GENTLEMAN, who had for more than Twenty On the question that a Subscription be raised, ingredients, Lyman addressed to a Tomo Max ,on his first Entrance into A. Years suffered most severely by attacks of GOUT, of five Mr . 16f I.sARTEN stated, that Mr. Stephen, his worthy , diet duri ng friend, had that day had an interview With the First Life ; and adapted to the peculiar Circumstances of the present and viz months continuance, which crippled and deb ilitated. a ( l i • i rime.. By Mrs. West. In 3 vols. 12rno. Price SI. Is. good Consutution, at length most happily found his grand deade- len% than the Lord of the Admiraky, and that that Len' had pro- Sznietustst Reser& adapted to the Holidays of the Church ratum in a C ompound that EFFECTUALLY and SPEEDILY ! s i ;tine, hig h aged of England ; with Meditation s on the prescribed Servlcea By SUBDUES the most VIOLENT PAROXYSMS of GOUT misted , on behalf of the Admiralty , that as much would be done on behalf of the Seamen as the Ad- '" -e ' , a sc n ''',,,'", Mrs. West. In 2 Tab. tino. Price 126. boards. ~ . or ACUTE RHEUMATISM, by safely and mildly evacuating lii t 1 : -' - "''' SZRXONS for Scneois, containing one for every Sunday in the the offendbig cause. miralty could with propriety do, on the recommen- 1, 4 & Year; and also for Christmas-Day, Good-Friday, Easter-Sunday, After succeeding in very meek improving his general health, elation or suggestinn t ' S APlnt - and Fast-Day.: of Lengths and on Subjects adapted to Toting and in a great degree recovering the strength and use of hisof a Committee. To attain the A P P Ink- Persons of either Sex ; selected and abridged from Mewl: Mgr. limbs, and witnessing its like good effects on some hundred., desirable...abject, it was necessary that money should • 0 54 Seek- ',2 Gisborne, Unkefer, Paley, Pettus, Jortin, Enfield, Horsley, both male and female, he was, r o uly three years Su i te, induced be raised, in order that the poor, houseless, helpless / ' Wanderer, might be shielded from the storm. A 31C4 ". every Seed, &c. &c. By the Rev. S. Barrow. 7s. boer.d. to make it public; and invites his brethren in affliction, who, t The Posta of Raiment on the MIND, in Retirement, Afflic- like himself, have far years rejected medicine, to try this, and vessel was prepared for this purpose to be stationed ts, act . non, and at the Approach of Death ; exemplified in the Testi- they will be most agreeably surprised. Recent imitations Iffake monies and Experience of Persons distinguished by their Great- it necessary to sob for " REYNOLDS'. GOUT SPECIFIC," at BlaCkw2ll, Iker.rectiving such,. as' on examination i 'king• a nd nen, Learning, or Virtue. By Lindley Murray. Price ss• sold at 4s. 6d. per bottle, (more than sufficient t 3 restore any were found deservitm ay WHITE- . bound ; or in Bvo. price 19s. bodds. sufferer to ease and health,) wholeale by the Proprietor, Mr. esteemedbr A Settersou from Bishop Horne's Coustmesete on the TUOMAII RITROLDS, Enfield t own. Middlesex, and all wholesale Mr. DRINICALL understood Government had two vessels, one at tor , and lc oth er,th e aig- G••••••• tree- PSALM. By Lindley Murray. Price 51. boards. Veeders; and retail by one or more appointed Agents in every*Dep f d d Decl ' i :i• c • rtaM re- ` The Dery and Bemuse of a Dane Peanut. of the Hone town of the United Kingdom. nett: at Woohvich, ready • fitted up, and he sug- res it tronld•be much, at once to apply to "Ibbina have , Sealetoara in FallltUtlf. By Lindley Murray, Author of an, # 1 I I I will ease English Grammar, &c. Price is. sewed. THE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF teaalesecret of s • -_. , • ate is equally The li , nay of era. Agitate's, with Explanations 01 the -11- HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HILL, Id.D.--For ail-. Slate or we home Department, who couldtrave an order on t h e su b ject. irbutic Lrup- Doctrin e s and Ostler of Worship, as held and practised by all Coughs, Colds, Asthma., and Consumptions, this medicine isl t dingoont on the Denominadans of professing Christians. By John Bellamy. unequalled ; the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relief, JAMES STrellaN, Esq. M.P. felt it was proper for al E 1". Sore In Vim°. price Si.id in eV). so.. 6d. boards. and by due perseverance, on a ra dical cure. These whose Lungs him to state • what had taken place in the different . parts he had borne in this case. His int:rposition SENCE OP The basal:am of the Mtwo ; or, a Supplement to the Art are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a q uantity of Glutiarnii It and cafe- of Lozic; containing a Variety of Remarks and Rules for the Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy. It opens the the - . . was only the proxy of the worthy' Chairman, Mr, • Sprains and Attainment and Communication of useful Knowledge in Religion, retie eta, heals de.. rents of the breast, removes di ffi culty any other Li- i n the Sciences, and•in Common Life ; to which is added, a Di.- of Breeding, promotes easy expectoration, and prevents as well Wilberforce, wheise health might be injuted in this touovenum that the most ehrapeede some ac - a from sharp coarse on the Education of Children and Youth. By bane as cures all consumptive Affections, so fatal to thousands in this severe weather.' On the fi rst meeting of th e C om _ nbble facnkl. Watts, D.D. In trim. a new Edition, price 10a. aid . boards: country. No medicine was ever so universally counterfeited as mittee, it was su ggested ( i l i • ... Ind festerin g , A SHUIIIT VON of the whole Scairruaz Humay, with a ton- this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. 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