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14 VI v.. s illgrqp.. It.i. . -1., . , - - - 1 1 : -- - t '0 1 : 4P t ... .);1 4 5‘,. ...14 4 . ,• ' . . • ' ' - 4 45 a.. . `.i. ."- ••- . • . • ** 4 4,141,1 r, t • SAT t RDA Y, OCTOBE lt 28, 1815. S .•1! 4 -- \i . r :i-(41 PRICE SEVRN-PENCE. . Eta ROYAL, DRUIIY.LANE. Hitl I.; SENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform ll THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. _hunt, Mr. MUNDEN; Leckie, Mr UoWTON ; lain Elscheath, Mr. T. COOKE; „ ir. 11 :1 t i 1 1•:Y ; Mr-e-thalliiiiit, Mr. 3. SMITH. Mr, Peach. Mrs SPARKEII; Potty Milli NASH, • : :IL :ire Royal. Bash. het first iippearance in London) Lucy Loch•ti Miss ILE.I.LY. To which will be Wiled, .) STRINGS 10 YOUR BOW. Me:l,4h; with Fortunes frolic. I he Soldier's Daughter; w►th The Magpie, or '1() SUBSCRIP TION INDON TAVERN, OCTO ata 26, 1215. AT a METING of the GENERAL COM MITTEE, this day, 30s1 111 A WATSON, Esq. in the Chair, TM Treasurers Reported, That Alum Lang Annuities 210,000 Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities 60,200 3 per Cent. Consuls had been invested. HIE CORPORATION of the CALEDONIA N A4YI.UM foe SUPPORTING and EDUCATING the CI EN of SCOTTISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS. and MA • RINES, and of Indigent SCO FCH PAREN N resident in am dos, not entitled in Parochial Relief, coninnes to receive Sub scriptions at the Nadotial Banks in Edinburgh, and throughout Scotland ; and in London, at the Banking Houses of Messrs. hos. Coutes and Co. Messrs. Pastoh, Cockerell. Trail,,and Co. Messrs. Down, Thornton, Free, and Down; Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald and Co. Messrs. Drummoods and Co. Messrs. Herries, Farquhar and Co. Messrs. Davidson, Noel, Templar, and Co. Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smith ; Messrs. Prescott, Grote and Co. Messrs. Motland, Ransom and Co. sod by 1011 N GA LT, Esq. Secrstary, at the Office of the Corporation. 5 W K E i n S ): l : i re i 'l 7t 1 1 c E v it en F t- I ( k l.t E r M det i f : ,O C caer 19, lu3. • 'HE General Meetinit appointed by th.t. Wed of Se:tlth to be held yearly ou the last Thursday to October, or witiiiii ten days thereafter, tor the Ctoice of Ihrei. tors, and on orli-f- Affairs, will he holden at this Office on rui's- DAY, Novt vista 2, next, at Twelve o'Ci )ck. 11. BROWNF., seerepiry. N. B. The Chair will be take. at (tae &Clock precisely. --- The Committee desire to receive inswedidte applications for the Widows, Children, and dependent Relatives, and for Orphans, of Officers and Soldier* killed, and from °facers disabled, or se verely wounded, and Privates disabled, or severely wounded ; being ready to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where wanted, a present relief and assistance, in part of that which may hereafter be determined on fur their cases respectively, when a near cakulatiou can be made of the extent of Claims, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properbrapplicable to such relief. The Committee has advice of Subscriptions begun in the islands of 'fonds and Monsen - au, in the liireA TO THL UNEMPLOYED, OPULENT, AND MIDDLE-AGED. Il' is wanted to mould kind establish a FIRM, to consist of three or four Persons whose united CAri,a, sl•al be coequal with tnat of :he Principal and Resident Part r. For particulars addretic to Y. S. post-patd, to the care of Messrs. Lambert, No. 11, I.utig.tt ...street. ;los . 1 4y, a favourite Opera; with Merry Mourners. I lir I:evcitge; after winch, a new Farce, in v Ile produced, io:der 0, , title of Twenty per Cent. r Birth Day ; with (first time), a new Ballet, • ; or, 'The lila:Marmites Return. .a, • , i nipular Play . • .t.') of t anieilane will be revived on Monday, Mr. Kean will make hi. first appearance lo the ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEr OF THE MANU VACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. Ckirman. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM MI r I'EE, tonvened to consider of the prtseiit Price of Provisions, and the apparent disproportion between the same and the actual Price of Grain and Cattle, k was Poselvi d-.-That the subject appearing to them else of considerable importance, and Intimately connected with the ob ject of the Association, a Sub-Committee be app.Anted to investt gste it, and report thereon to a future Meeting of the Committee. W. G. •CAR IER, Secretary. ' Ten:ple-Chambers, Fleet-street. The Sub-Committi e are ready to receive communications on the above subject, atidresst d, po.t paid, to the Secretary. They will meet 0:1 Tuesday next, the :cast instant, at Mr. (trter's, Tentele-cliambers, Fleet -street, at six o'etuck in the eveni7g. AS BAR . MAID, WANTS a SITUATIOX, a Y ,, ang Wonvin. :shout 20 years of age, of resvrable Friends, in an ;11n or COffel , holne; has filled the capaci.y for several years; can have an und , fssisi)le character from h.r 1: sr rlace, end give good security if required. —Please to direct, po,t.paid, fur M. C. Nu. I, lienbington square, Kensington. C • t.......... AJIIOIII2t of Subscriptions made and received at this place to the :6th instant, is £197,163 25. 4d. Further Subscriptions : Parish of Stone, Worcester:hire, per Rev. T. Morgm 716 0 Parish of Wekh Port, Montgomeryshire, in addi tion to £37 17s. bemre advertised: Right Hon. Lord Clive independent of Subscriptions it other Places 20 0 0 Robert Welding, sq. - - - 2 0 0 1 -- 22 0 0 Collection in the arish of Hoquaston, Derbyshire, by the Rev. W . Hurd . 3 7 a W. Weston and mUy - - 2 8 9 ..-.. At BarcLty, Triton and Co. Subscriptions in , the Town and neighbotring Parishes of Yeovil, transmitted by Messrs. Daniel and Co.of the Old Bank, viz. Collection at Yeovil Church, per Rev. l'lmmas Tomkio - 8 ti 10 John Goodturd, Esq. - . .5 5 0 John Hooper, Esq. - . 3 3 0 Mr. Edmond Batten ' - - 5 5 0 Mr. Nathl. Batted - - 3 S 0 Mr. John Batten - 3 3 0 Mr. Henry Whitmash - - 3 3 0 Mr. William Lambert. White - 3 3 0 Messrs. .I DurneU, J. Hutchings. and G. F. Colless - - 10 10 0 Messrs. P. Daniell and L. Beacham 5 5 0 Messrs Georce and John Ryall Mayo 5 5 0 Mew.. Watts and Wall - • 5 0 0 Messrs. H. and P. Cubins - 2 2 0 Messrs. Kitson and Cave • - 2 2 0 Collected of sundry other persons in Yeovil 3 18 6 Collecuon at the Unitarian Meeting in ditto, per Rev. S. Fawcett - 7 1 0 Rev. S. Fawcett - - 5 5 0 Collection at the Independent Meeting, Yeovil, per Rev. S. '1 aylor - 8 4 6 Ditto at Baptist slo. per Rev. S. Rico 1 15 0 r' p , .. i !; ri. SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTE% The Property of a Lady ot CAPITAL GRAND HOR IZO NT L. by Broadwond and Sons, as goad as new, cost 75 guitar •s, tor 45 guineas; a Cabinet Pianoforte, shop price 60 guillea,,, goineai; a goo I t-quare Pianoforte, with additi +nal key-. pe :al, and pillar legs, for 20 guineas. May be seen at Joint W.:tlen's„ No. 5, Leicester-place.— -N. B. Packincases may be got rea 'nimbly, and carefully packed. .t I RE. ROYAL, COVEN I-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, will be per t outlet], this Play of THE STRANGER. Ihr, : 4 tranger' Mr. KIMBLE; Bit, n Swinton, Mr. BARRY MORE; franris., Mr. FARLEY ; Solomon/014h.. EMERY; Prier, Mr SIMMONS. M. 11Aller, Miss O'NEILL ; CL.stvess Winwrsen, Mrs. FAUCIT. To still br (4tb time) a New Grand Historical Niel-I-Drama, called JOHN DU BART; Or, HE VOYAGE TO POLAND. The Pri ,, e-• de Cant:, Mr. HAMBRTON; In's.' Ws Bart, Mr. FARLEY ; • 100TH; lindolski, Mr. EGERTON: • t b rr „ ll , Mr. LIKELY ; Mimiski, Mr. /..biTON: c s ,.. e usie I winwski, Mr ABBOI - I'. P.4iLa Munislu, Mr. GIBBS. Th:s day was published, ' In Ms. (the Fifth Edition), price 16s. boards, of t CONSPECTUS MEDICI/NUE THEChtt •nciE, ad UsuM ACADILMICUM. Auctore JACOIIO GREGORY, M.O. OUm. Med. Tiror. Mine Med. Pract. in Acad. Edili. Prof. _ _ . BY THE KING'S ROYAL LET MRS PATEN I'. MEATS of all kinds, SOUPS, VEGETABLES, and MILK, which will keep perfectly fresh, with all their original flavour and nutritioes qualities, in auy The Meats in canisters of Sits. to enlb. weight each, the Milk and Soups in quart and pint bottles.—Alto CONCEN MATEO CONSOMME, or GRAVY SOUP: this Soup is highly cons centrated, so much so, that a small bottle, containing only a guar ter of a pint, is sufficient, with the addition of boiling water, r 4/ • make a quart of strong gravy soup, and when required for the use of the sick, It will admit of a considerably greater degree •:f dilution; preyared in small bottles for making quarts, pint., art two-thirds of a pint. From the very small compass in whit it parks, it is particularly calculated for the use of 'it AV LLI.Lit as well as for the ARMY and NAVY, and will be annul very convenient in FAMILIES for domestic purposes, in having bouiss and gravies always ready for immediate use. Extract of a LE I' I'ER from Sir inserts BANKS, Bart. KB. P.R.S. tka published in the Times of the 136 of August las: : " I beg you will send me some of your CONCEN lit A FED CONSOMME, for my own use, as I consider it better Soap than I generally meet wi'h, either at home or abroad." Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Laskin, Hal, and Gamble, Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsey, Southwark ; or to Mr. I. Bran don, at the Office, 30, Lombard street, Londoi.. Printed ftbi)Ohnlirt) airt; (Successor to. Mr. W. Croech), Fditiburgh ; Longman, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and Brows; Gale and Fenner ; and 'E. Underwood, London. Franc• BAR'YON'S PRECEDENTS. Thin day was published, by W. CLAaK and SONs, Law Book aillows. Portugal street, Lincoln's bin, in 'oval Bvo. £l. Is. A SUP P LEMEN AL VOLUME (being the Seventh) to Mr. BARefON's MODERN PRECE DENTS in CONVEYANCING : containing such Miscellaneous Deeds as are not hi the Original Work. To which is added, a very copious and and particular Index to the whole. Work. By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Esq. 9;7. Such Gentlemen Ai are desirous of having this Volurnik are requested to give orders to their Bookseller:, es the Publishers cannot he aii swerable fort he completion after die ist lanuaryeext. Of whom may be had, Powell's Precedents, by Barton, S vols. royal Bvo. £2 Ss.; Barton's Precedents, 6 vols. royal Svo. Lb tis.; Barton's Els , menu of Conveyancing, 6 vols. £6'66. 3 )!In Du 13.ati Voiage to Voland, will be repeated trey o: C.uteisnus. o:: I tar rag.dy at Jaw Shorn. the ....anvil of As You I ik. It. oda I I to, enlce ' , roamed. On Fr:J. y, 11.• Cosugdy You 14ke It. 117 19 4 ‘ t. •- 1314 E I) ANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, isne4;ely •al No lb, t'errard-street. golden-square, t ; and f asky age, who have never tearut that ::•ro , ll , l% , inient, or Wm.; not the modern style. fir •.i.i.rrs's system fs: or aching is expressly studied for those . i• en ehjra so ari i wire.4s.ily • hat fashionable requisite El ss cir:v exp.- r iou-.y. p vacidy, andina loupe:3,o .40a • and .4., mr-. hose wt.) do nu want private teaching r r 1 srts 4: . s•spNiee, with a r• spectable set of pupil., on es.., irgs. Prises...rs of dancing taught the r i,aist false; slauL.—, and toe superior ports of the proles- Ih e tu,is,erspfs... Asseesblies are every Friday. !!! ytrry THous.tNi) fink for 473. I It. ,r. 14 of 3,4404 .or 4t fir a Out an.! a Half—other . •L• I ,rapa ton—by purcbtring in the :r eacnt truly novel ot. an a nrrabie Pao, totally diir ••ert from any prem. fo'N, • k-B. okrr, 2, Coattail it, and IN COVENTRY. Irwrc 1, ctrtaLri ;,,* Frionds will intire the ingenuity of the pr-v: : thus tarty claims the r Attention to it. is yob Lottery, which consists of only 15,000 ic..cts, will have the Chaucts of all the Prizes for 20,000 '!`skit,,, thick toat.uts, in S per Cent. Colitio6, 3 - friars of . ,C 50,0110 . £20,000 ae4,000 S • &c. &c. It h more than likely there will not be a Ticket or Share lif: the last kw Days, an tarly purchase is therelore .:..I)!utely necestary, at '2, CORNHILL, and le, Coven-my ,l e Er. r, to bt oar a Chance in this justly popular Lottery. GRAND STOCK PRICES. 3 of £50,000, S per Cent. COlllOll. 4 of t 2 'AKIO, 3 per Cem. Consols. An] Frry-onc war, Capi:ale, in the BTATL LOTTUT, wbieh • . begins 7th Novenae'. ( 1 WEBB requests the Attention of the Public t• NJ. r •theme of the approaching Lottery, having no doubt L t•i oic meth will he its best recommeodation. lit t..,v0 rt the !Paine time to solicit a continuance of that I'. :1111, 9 . Ms Office has hitherto so liberally experienced, a:, I to tut - rut:crated; having Shared and Sold the 'l'wei s Prir r,i .e:to,oou, the Last £lO,OOO, and the List £l,OOO evtr thawn, 'it In 11 Shares ...... In Shares In 10 Shares....... ..... XIO,OOO I:,toss Wi , ole £1,05t1 0 ) .42 WlttOr ...... Xi,ooo &c. dce. &c. ALI, in the Last Four Meath,. and SHARES are now on Sale at 'A'kllirs most nirtunate OFFICE,. N't. 17, Ludgate-q•rect, new l'atl'e. r- ltank Notes exchanged, and all Business In the Lolls f coln•Xy executed, by G. WEBB, Stock-Broker. LS t AtiI'ILLES M A RTIAL LES de MONT- I Ilk; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of SiEEL, ce,v:ry the brit importance to the present and sue their happy (fleets being equally sudden, certain and 1" 1,41 01a ; ~ oa, diffusely salutary, that while they give tone to it.rve s ion health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a pail heat through the whole system, and exhiliiate the animal '.''ton in such a ~tanner, oil it they may fairly be said to reanimate alt ; f or th 0..,. di ,earss occasioned by debility, relaxation , pros nsti,e. of s•reti, , tli, or want of tome in the nervous system, they a" rrromineti,l-ii with the utmost confidence, as the most agree. 1.4 e, fe and :iitallible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps, ` l "' can ht disc,,rei ed by the researches of science; they ace not ' stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and '„ 4 " et th'lly repel h.tiiihg and re towing the esnu it ui ion, exciting .Irtirm tit, and imparting increased energy and vigour t l .° l "try part of th e h uman f rame; obey r e store die languid, de. urrvo!i ,, , and relaxed of both sexes, to sound and Ingo. ro 'ith ; when aversion to exercise, Ito:: or depravity of aPPc' t t 3 c,aii I Fs ;.: 3 !il eounienatice indicate approaching consumption, i nealr will be restored to health and society by the id this medicine. N;,' Urt aloe Lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity ti, stii.als of medicine, and many persons who have ' 7 "' 11 .t ' .., couatry,, attribute their recovery more to -iit.,tl , l • I,r. p• ration than to a - sq other cause whatever. r • ' !Ire rie.or J. P. :-;etidoti, and sold wholesale i'Y his .`;eiii, M . J.:Gifford, 1 5x1, Strand, London, in 4:11 each ; a'so by Davison's, I. Parliament. "ot (Agctits for Ireland); Elkins, Reading; Cowtan Capie . ristry ; Mtit.day and Co. Oxford; Meggy chelmsicird; Cruttwell, and Imdeykr's, Bath; Brodie Ex. ' „ Cu . . Salisbury ; Latigdoit and Co. Slicrborne ; Trewmas. and most Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom. (j . 1 4 . intpowrion, each. Box is signed by the Proprietor, ~tdl b) in his own head yrritiog , without *bilis son ,tat Ls oad.te. "",r..... John Phelips, Esq. Montacute House, _ . _ . tioniti set - • 10 10 0 1 Rev. William Phelipe, hiontacute 5 5 n Parish of Moutactue, per Rev. Mr. Rees 112 6 ...------- 1: 7 4 John Newman, Esq. Barwick, Somerset 5 5 0 Rev Mr. Munden.e!itto - - 2. 2 0 Conection at Pararick Church, after a Sermon by ditteN - - 4 5 6 I .----- 11 12 6 Parish of Tintlnhal, Somerset - - 6 5 ei Parish of Lultoe, ditto - - 514 6 Win. tislyar, Y . Coker Court, Fast Coker, Swarm - - 10 0 0 Parish of had Co _r i per Rev. Mr. Jekyll 4 17 e ---- 14 17 2 , Parish of West Coker, ditto - - 6 4 6 I Parish ut o.lcombs, ditto - . 414 0 Rev. P. A. French l hector of ditto 5 6 0 ----- 10 0 0 William Haskins, Esq. South Perrot', Somerset I - - 10 10 0 Rev. Henry Hoskihs, ditto, ditto - 5 5 0 S 15 0 R {:i. Mr. Balky, Chilthome, di!!0 s 5 e Falsity' of Ilifirdisi;tou ded ktudomer, digo, per _ _ Rev. Henry kielyar - - 4 0 0 Parka) of Nurthover, ditto, per Rev. Mr. Olacry 6 8 0 Parish of lirvbroo, pt r r.rv. I hontas 10fIlit'lli 2 17 0 Parish of Norton Nand .r Haw, ditto, per Rev. Mr. Mill.llct on - - -1 0 0 Parish of INludfortli Somerse% per Rev. Lepon Jones 4 7 9 of Chilton Camel I, Somerset a - 0 s 6 Twcuty-tigbc smaller Subscrivious - - 24 19 6 :I'4 l 13 I 1 At Smith, Payne arid Co. Adtlitioral Subscription to the Parish of St. Peter, au Ari net in the City of Lincoln - - 10 11) 0 Parish to se. Marti, , dit:o, per Rev. G. 1). Kent 27 6 • 0 Pari.ll of St. hilaryfle W %tort% ditto, per ditto St! II 4 Parish of St. Mid , ditto, per the Ciatre:iw.trtlens 5 7 0 l'ari.h of St. MAU et, ditto, per Rev. !oho Nelboit 2 5 16 0 "att.!' of it. Pet 'n F.:49E13.0e, ditto, per ditto 16 8 0 Parish of t.t. Ma r ditto, per ditto --5 5 8 Parish of Fitiiion kering and Rand, per Rev. J. 1 lale 510 6 Parish of Blyborouth, yer Rev. J. B. Spooner 5 5 0 Parish of kiranstonaper Rev. I'. Cottons • 9 6 0 Parish of Potter lilinworth, per ditto - 0 13 6 Parish of SkelliagtOrpe, per Rev. Mr. Hayle 5 '1 0 Parish of Dollinst 1 , per ditto -4 0 0 Parish of Thorpe the H 11, per ditto - 1 4 6 Parish of Stain.oa Lang worth,per Rev. J. Carter 210 6 l'arish of Reeybam, per the Churchwarden - 016 0 Parish of Ifinteri!es4l, per ltev. G. Uppkby • 812 0 Par.sb of Scot ton, r ditto - - 2 8 S rarish of R rdbotic per Rev. hlr. Palmer - 1 19 7 • Parish 01 Boutiill ralfue. per Rev. Pcniston la Tour 2 10 3 Parish of lirutholn , per Rev. Jos. Younshusloand 1 4 6 Parch of South C. tun, per ditto - 4 1 0 Parish of klusiiiii; rsorpe, per Kee. R. Carney 1 10 0 Parish of Largtun i lltear Wraghy, per Churchwarden 216 o a ....----L.. 167 18 7 Profits of a Play performed by the Derby Thespian ' Society, paid by kir. Goldsmith 43 2 7 Parish of Thornhill' near Wakefield, after a Sermon by the Rev. E. 4 y 32 4 0 Parish of Bromfield erts, per Rev. EJw. Bourchier 3 7 0 • 4 , 6 The Comn tee wi.hes to engage three or four, light Apartments for 0 , with preference of suitable convenience near to and wed of Royal Exchanv. Neta Are, AU Comma cations per Post, are to be directed Waterloo &Ascription, Loden, • and t put under Cover, throated Francis Frain:. Asir. fac. 17'e. Pest Ofce, IP: S. Loads*. Subscriptions are teed at Lloyd's, at the City of London Tavern • and by beakers of the Metropolis. 1171 A ikteb er. J. P. WELbf ORIN Secretary. A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN'S LIBRARY. This day was pubisbed, the Fourth Edition, price ss. bound in red, illustrated by Seventy Views of Cities, County-towns, and remarkable places; and by Maps of the British Islands and the Colonies, t GRAMMAR BRITISH GEOGRAPHY; I t bring a General Description of the URI CUSH EMPIRE and its Dependencies in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America; colipileal twin the latest and best authorities, and corrected 'to N.ft & Ily the Rev. 1. GOLDSMI TH, Author of the Grammar of General Geography, of the Geosta.' phi :a: Copy-book., Royal Atlas, &c. This is the only Book of its kind ; though it Is evident tkat such a Work ought to be found hi every house within the British Empire; and flirt no system of British education eau be com plete, oiscitil, and truly British, which does not Include, as a leading branch, the study of the Constitution, Laws, PoUcg, Trade, Manufactures, Produce, Revenues, Arts, Literature, and l'opograpfl of the young Briton's own great Empire. Printed. for Richard Phillip, and sold by John Soutar, No. 1, Patcrtioster-row, and by all Bookseller& of whom may be had, new Edition. of 1. BLiir's Universal Pi eceptor; or General Grammar of the Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge, 4s. 6J. bound. 2. The Grammar of History. By John Robinson, D.D. 4s. bound. _ _ _ . - 3 The Elements of English Composition. By D. Irving, LL.D. price 7r. 6j. bound. 4 BinlesLitsh Grammar, with Exercises, &c. complete, ss. bound. 5. Tl , e Bonk of Trades; or, Library of the Useful Arts; 3 vols.. with 70 plates, 101. rd. bound. 6. M.-•s Rundall's Giammar of Sacred History, with Plates, 1.. hound. 7. Watkin.'s Portable Cyclopedia, 15s. boards. • 8. Dr. Watkins'e Scripture Biography, 7s. 9. Blair's Grammar of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Geology, 54. Gd. 10. The Travels of Rolan•lo round the World, being the most Illu.tration of Geography ever publiehtd. By lauffrett a!td Ankin, 4 vols. 14s. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. Dlt. VENEL's celebrated TONIC- PILLS are an immediate, infallible, and permanent remedy for all those de} I , rahle infirmities, and distre-sing debilities of the nervou-1, vzscelar, and muscular system, whisk are occasioned by early Indiscretions, or the excesses of ripzr years : it k not, how ever, by exciting a temporary stimulus or it ritation that their benign but powerful elfec!s.are manifested, but by restoring the languid, titbilitated, low-spirited, nervous, and relaxed of both sexes, to renovated hea th, the comfort ut a serene mind, and the enj•tyment of social happiness. This ine.tiniable remedy is prepared and sold, genuine, only by the Doctor,at his kife, Nu. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford square, price tor. O. ! YO 'MK SA:ROI:CLOW, TILE CONSUMPTIVE, AND - - - _ THE NERVOUS. - I: 4 lxpz It ENTA I, LY convinced, with the / world at lar g e, not only of the inutility but itjuty fre quently done by all t he Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Discaers, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the di spen..tit;ons or PituvweNcr, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to be tuand ; we confidently and zealously devoted tn-selv vs to the study of them ; and the result of fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Reme dies, entirely out of the usual rou inc of M. ducal Practice, pro ducing the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complaints, but their very Constitw ions are radically chaisgeti..-.We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, and re store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do we palliate only the Symptoms of Scrofula; for our 3crofulotts Remedy also strikes at lite very root of the disease and rarely fails rooting it out of Me constitution. cNt Nervous Remedy is equally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wearied out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtaiu relief Irons their wretchedness. The New Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle• men, for the Cure of these Complaints ugly, at No. 11, lavistock street, &chord-squat, Loodou.—F. XAVIER and CO. ••• Ample It.structiotis are given with each distinct Remedy, 'the price of which is lus Bd. double 4t, quadruple Si 13s to gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes of treatment, Dr. SKISNKK, Member of the Royal Cul. Inge, may be consulted at the institution from eleven to three, or by letter, post paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. XAVIER and CO. a , . above The above Pamphlet may be had, gratis, at the Institution, s, Where the Rented'' are sold, wholesale and mail, aad by aU Venders is slues; and Ctsiturr. THE celebrAted CORDIAL lIAL M GIL LAD is a preserver and restorer of health to the weak, the sickly, and infirm. Its warm and renovating qualtty, indisputably ren ders it the best medicine for relaxations, dehiirty , laisitode, tre mors, sinking of the spirits, and all those nervous affections which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the deli cate; it warms and steailies the cold aid trentulws nerves, invi gorates the muscular sriteni, aninaates the spirits, and renovates the whole man; whereby the chill watery fluids become r , cli anti balsamic, awl toe Wevernra itirwrelthfoi v.rp. • Sold by Samuel Leigh, IS, strand ; Bacon and Co. i 50. Ox ford.street. London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; and all Medicine Venders; price Its. each, or four in one Family Bottle for Sas. by 'which one 11$ horde is saved, with the words— " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. r} Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a >FL note to be inc'osed, addressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CLARENCE and KEN F. CAUTION. —The high reputation and uniform success of Mrs. TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DEN rt. PRICE, or ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, having occaldoned many unfair Tradesmen to offer to the Public a multiplicity of spurious and injurious Compositions, under similar name;, which have invariably counteracted the medicinal qualities of her truly valuable Dentifrice, she respectfully cautious her Friends and Purchasers against such infringements on her rght and property. and begs they will be particular in noticing the name of Mrs. Trotter in the Government Stamp on the top of the box, w which it cannot be genuine. It has been used and recommended by the Royal Family, Nobility and Gentry of all Counts ies, for nearly half a century, which site conceives to be a flattering ;sod of its superiority. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the original is.. ventor and proprietor, Mrs. Trotter, No. 3, Beaufort.buildiuge, Strand; and retail by Mr. &alum, druggist; Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mills. Portsmouth ; Mr. Johnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Forms; Mr. Lucas, Southampton; Messrs. Brodie and Co. t.a- Ilsbury ; Mr. Hamilton, Guernsey : Mr. Jackson, Plymouth ; Mr. Congdon and Mr. Grenville, Plymouth Dock ; Mr. Thomp son and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth Mr:Thompson, Chatham; Mrs Jacobs,Sheerness; Mr. Rubey, Harrowgate; Mr. Jefferson, Isle of Man ; Mr. Finer and Mr. Meyler, Bath; Mrs. Marriet i ditto ; Mrs. Shearclitl, Ennui Li brary ; Messrs. Mills and Co . ditto ; Mr. Newbery, Dmit-s•reet, Dublin; Mr. lasiolllon, Chapel•street, ditto ; Mr. Snitch, Dame street, ditto • M ; Mr. Benjamin, Rochester Mr. Cor.i ; and every capital town in Scotland and I reland. PALSY AND PARM►.YIiC AkFarrIONI-;. THE following is the Copy of a Letter from the Rev. Richard Jordan, Vicar Hun, near Ruchte.:r, Kent, to Jamet. Rymer, Surgeon, Ryegate, Surrey : Rochestt r, July ', 1 . _ am now so will in he.tith as to have the 1) ,. 0 _,: 1ar faction of thscharring all the dune) of my church with great e tw. Under the blessing of Diving l'iti,viocNCL, I :mug attr:!ore my recovery to the use of your iuvaht hle CARI ft AC *I•INt: i•ll and I desire to give this public testimony of its air icy, ir. ortl , -.r that all who are afflicted with Palw may 'know that thi. t vcellont Medicine will relieve than, the uw of which I i!o most ear-, shy recommend. RICHARD JO4DAN. CASE XVIII.—TO N u lit „;‘ KY!iet curer, I s A ia . 7 12, s 13. SIR-1 desire you wal soul directrd to nte at koc.h.y..er, s rrt bottle of your Cardiac Nervous Tincture. I have had two pat a lytie fits, viz. on the stlst of December, and the 1 5t h of February hit, and entirely lost the use of my left side; hut am Touch ..eco. vered, and can walk little wilt the assistance of a •tick. P.S. The Rev. Richard Jordan recommen !ed r.:c to mph , to you : he is cured by your Tincture, and had 11,t the uie of h s Lft side. I will remit your amount or pay to your or4:i. I :c.b, Sir, your obedient servant, JOHN DONALD, Collector o! tsetse. TO MR. RYMER, klitO ß M oc i l l e ll ste E r, . . 1 ' 1 7%.. , t y E. ,2 8. 1813. sia—l have received your Cardiac Tincture on the 17th inbe. since which 1 have taken it regular, and am much Warr. 't he numbness of the flesh is nearly quite removed, and the dizzierss hi my head Is much be. ter, the contractions in my neck are ca:•i;r, and altogether I am much better, and gain s•retig•ii every 4;isy. Enclosed Is your amount. I am, Sir, your much obliged humble set vain, JOHN DJNAt.JJ. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rynier's arpoititiner t by M. ssrs. Sutton and t:o. (late Dicey and Co.) No. to, ilow Church-yard; and Retail by Fred. srohli, No. •.-9, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxfor,l-street I. New berry mid Son, 45, at. Paul's Church-yard; 1. Flan is, corner of Ludgate•street ; and by every Vender of Patent Medicitits iu the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. ; and in pins N's& by csbicb time is a considerable baying.