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Prot ITALIAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE . pub - ' , - 11 /- Ilehthetotowiei Ust of Subscriptions ; and While the,* pot, eitheone hand, that - the objects of their lathe& bat W. *asap rotated to little pecuniary mastance, they rejoice, on the tar, that the PulAidty evert to the circumstances in which digs Coate new areeplaceil, hose enabled some of them, *with Abalestrtimintally of several Noblemen ant Gelatinises, to 64 vientimoripridib their talents rosy b• most aisefeilly esnpforel ilee . theirs*" ruhelsraseh . liistdthe base* 'et othirs ; aid the Ommiliollo twin ire to preindreir claims - upon theltind end racemes slop tides of those whme runic and influence in society may assist . lwertrkatinif theseleldies Strangers (upwards of 120) from a stale ! f ... . 41 . 4 Igefice and ID;Celd ti . • • 'The Morning Amide st2l 0 Y. Short, Esq. Stock Ex. 41 1 LG. I/ . • 1 1 M. C. IL] toe . . . 1 1 IL Slade. 14. q. . •• • li 0 IL S. 0 0 liessrs. Thompson 'and ' Dr. Gilchrist 0 0 Pesten - • •0 J. Clare, Esta. . ,' 1 0 A•airbi —.- -1.9 A. L • . ,- ...3 r 7 Major Ceeterrlght . 11 . 0' A. V. . ' S Xr W. Leighton .• ' 1 -. 0 The lea of 4. T. Thorpe, Esq. Aldes‘ tdlCloseurry man S '0 Mamma . ..T. .Pt ' I'l ar Thelpanish Committee 250 0 Sir Ger 7 ll l . l 3Leson .1. C. Hector,. Esq. • 10 0 Itaph Leicester, Esq. Alderman Thompson, , ma ) . . , J 0 M.P. . s 0 Richard Taylor, Esq. •fS fl , 'C. M. 9 0 J. L. G. Stock Exchange 1 1 W. Spence, Esq. 2 0 Charles Edmons, lteq. ditto 1 1. C. Martin, Esq. Maw. - i J. Bragg, Esq. ditto 1 )1 . cheater - 3' O' F. W. Stokes, Esq. ditto t 1, )Jr. Clark. 1 0 Gee. Walter, Esq. ditto 1• 1 Erasmus Maddoh Eel. 5 0 fl. Cox, Esq. ditto 1 1; 1. C. - . 10 0' James Barnett,. Ewa. to 0 4 Lady, alilicsellakkOr 90 0 John Smith, Esq. 11. P. 20 0 •Jossph Ha* 191:33110- John Dowries, Esq. 5 0 lin • . ' 3 0 X. Y. - by Alderman ' 'The Lord Mayor 5 0 Wood ,Alderman Venubles 5 0 The Editor of the Ex- X. Travers, Esq. • 2. 2 aminer • 1 o Itiodle Jackson. Esq. 5 s Alderman Wood, M.P. 10 0 I J. B. Wilma, Esq. York 2 o Robert Manning, Esq. 2 2 l'hito•Luthtus • 10 O T. h. Phipps, Esq. per Messrs. Baring wi 0 T. Adderiey,,Esq. 1 • T. Adderky, F.sq. 1' 0 Edettland Williams,Esq. Jchn.Williams, Esq. • Stock Exchange Stock Exchange 1 1 J. A. De Rimer, Esq. J. G. Piffard, Esq. ditto 1 1 Mrs. Frances Barnard Lawrence W. Wood, Esq. E. Barnard, Esq. ditto • . l. i .. Subscriptions continue to be received at the Banking-Houses of Memo. Williams, Burgess, and Co. Birchin-lane, Lombard -street; and Misers. Ransom and Co. Pall-Mall East. Alansiosb..House, Sept. 20, 112 4. • ! i . . - This day was polailvitell, In Two thief Vols. svo. embellished with New Maps, and View of Sidney, price 114 s. bds. a New Editi on , considerably enlarged, of ASTATISTICAL ACCOUNT of the BRITISH SETTLEMENTS in AUSTRALASIA; including - the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Diemart's Land. With an Enumeration of the Advantages which they offer to Emigrants u well with reference to each other as to the United State, of, America and the Canada% • and Directions and Advice to Emigrants. By W. C. WENT%VORTH, Esq. r Native/I - New South Wales. Printed for Oeo. B, %Vhirtaker, Ave-Maria Lane. • ON S.l 1.13. • • r oVENTRYCANAL—A SHARE in thi; 013 and d well estalithlied Concern, connecting the Trent lnd Mersey with the Oxford and Grand Junction Canals, dividing Aka per Share per annum, payable half-yearly the ant Molidayin. May and November, at the Malting-house of Messrs. Smith, Payne, end Smiths, Lombard -street, London ; and last yen the Company paid a bonus with each anidatil; making together keen Moods per Share in addition. Apply at the Mice of Mr. NIL Raise, (successor to the lona Mr. Scott) C7anaLand Do* Share and Rotate liroker, No. C' Great Winchester -street, Old'Sroad-tereet, London.. Lospom RRPOSiTORit for the CA i MST- Nt Altair SOC Y; for every Deseripdho of CABIN RT FU 13 TURF., FICATHER.BED mod MATTRESS MANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Cormirof LEA DRNHA Len. don, opposite Aldgate ?tamp. Rtanv Mom Oin.v. • fiIHE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully in4xel the Public that they *LM continue the Awe Ranh= for the attlek of ladophieee Mechanics who have largi F by offering theni Maeofiensred Articles in the Cabinet line, of die best Worhmetuhip. and Melees tine any Heim can do in Loonies, titer *in* no other Prollesigeleed on eLe Goods leas the born ,Aa l tite rind iltierinmpstms; as tie mope she. will be sidikiently sad.- Ind with having cage* asest for thentselies and families. This Society was is /one 1819, wadding of 90 . adding alt number of their Wives and Famines, aced to AA The total Number now receiving Support through dill Means of this Batablishment is 195 Mechanics ; adding the Amber of Wives and Children, 625. • The Society and their friends beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen *lto bate hitherto bewared their vrkh their Orders and Recommendations, and *hail always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction; at she same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, wherchl they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The fullowipe Ankles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low • Prices, all warraated.--Ready Money only. Fail sire Mahoganyfour.post Bedstead, lath bottom £3 15•. Full size Tent Bedstead 6s.—Bordered Hair Mattress to ilt • la.—Slahogany Dinners, solid Ends ,E 3 38.—Foulser fed 62 DN.—Ditto, free. from dust and smell, full • size A 3 10n—Six japanned Chairs of ateL description in oil Al 6s.—Best ditto Wash hand Stand No.—Ditto , Dressing Table 16s.—Heasilt . Rags 10. -4 feet 6 inches, Chests of Drawers A 4 4s.—Three feet mahoginy Petnbrlite Table Al 18C—Three foot ditto oa pillars and claws • 158.-11fidlogany Dressing Table Al.—Ditto Bidets,pest £1 41.--Ditto Box Glus, two drawers,. best British Plate 15 Ditto ditto Al 61.--•Ditto.fibring Glass, large slat, commode Si— Ditto ditto 4o.—Ditto ditto 6s.—Ditto ditto Dia.—Tray Standls. =Long MahOgany Tray 19s.—.Iapanned look Shelf Ts. —Tea Caddy 101.--P/dusk Chairs, any pattern Os. Q.—Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6 65.-8 ditto ditto • 155.-8 ditto ditto AI 78.-11 Trafalgar ditto £8 8s —Ma psgany Sofa to match AS 104.—Ditto Cuoch .117 10s•—litur ditto . 411 101.—Set of Main:kali, Card and Sofa Tables, on tinned legs, banded in rose-wood AB 15s.—Set of Mahogany Tables, two Card and Sofi, on pillars and claws Al 9 12s.—Ditto, the best that tan be made-i-to order or pattern £l6 10s.—Straw Palliasse al Is.— Tent Bedstead and Ferniture £3 155.-13ambno Bedewed "and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, All 104. A-Five-foot Mahspity four-post Bi•clitehdand Furniture, with Frenchdraperles, .lined • all through, complete, £l5 101.—Five.fuin ditto ditto, £l6 100.—Dittodktei with cornice of a superior tat. he, £lll 10s. - 1 -Ditto ditto, with toil geirstice, elegant drapery, 690 --.Drawieg. room Vbitalos, or thelimAlierine and Chintz, hued for winders, £6 65.••..f1itt0 ditso;:Frlnee*spo, of a superior and lieliant style of week. ailo 16s.—Drs Sofa, Au 6s.— Dot., 7} — PM.* 11M414144141 each St 6d.•-•CAiliunon 416 ;•:,•• •; ••- • t - W. THU,RN EL L, Apure commit enaLeas SUIPPLICM4 Goodipackid free of expense, except the materials, and sent to all parti of Great •aritain, and to the East and West Indies.—Cap kiln fitted' our, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for Exportation. • 113" Apartments .Furnished at a few hours' notice, and Houses in two or four days. PAM NEWMONTIILY MAGAZINE for October 1, -A. - -amtaift, besides the *sal 'Varieties in general CHtlcken, An, Sasser. alc• _ . I. Reairrs ` a Poem. 1 " . IF" Esq.—lt. Auto • Penicastiaries for, the- Polite—lV. Siessoki of the - Ashanters—V. Projects pad Companies—Vl. Specimens of a Patent Pocket Dictionary—Vl I. The Touchy Lady—Vlll. Joshua Pinchbeck—lX. Letter from Miss Indigo, at Worthing. to her friend, Miss 'Maria Louisa Ma zarine, in London—X. Pestalozzi—XL Hypocrisy—Xl!. Chao racteristic Epistle's, NO. 3—XIII. The Revellers—Xl V. London Letters, No. I—XV. Letters from the East. No: L Grand Cairo —XVI. The Bride—XVll. •Authoresses and Autographs, No. 2 —XVIII. The Cities orthe The hildsbipman's Song--XX. Sonnet to Greece—XXl. Epistle to B. Esq. in imitation of Pope, Ste. &e. Printed for Henry Colborn, New Hirlington-street; Bell and Widfate, Edinburgh; and Jo hn Cumming, Dublin. • 5 0 10 0 ♦' 1 1 1 1 25 0 in a few days will be publialled, iE ENCYCLONEDIA METLWPOLITANA, • PART XIII. Printing for J. Btairinan ;C. and J. Rivlngion Baldwin, Cm.. dock, and Joy ; Ilhatrwood, Stmes and co; 08. Whittaker ; J. Duncan, London; J. Parke, 0:ford; and Deigkton and Bons, Cambridge. 10 0 _-: : This day was published, • . BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA4INE, No. XCII. for September, MIL MOD iIIOiCHEM ISTRY, PRACTICALLY APPLIED TO THE MANUFACTURES OF GREAT BRITAIN.. .This .day, Was puhlished, 11 New Edition,' price One .Guinea hoards: illustrated, wkkqery'nizineroas Earnings on Copper • • and Wood, • • • • ONETEIOUSAND CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS • atuLPROCESSEXId the USEFUL ARTS and idANCI FACTURES of GREArBEITAIN,• pricticallt ant.expesk mentally detailed. • • ' • , Sy COLIN MACKENZIE, 'Operative Chemist, AnthOr of its " 'Universal Receipt-Book; ati • Pribied - fOr Geo. B: Whittaker; AviAllarfa.lahe, London; Gesti, and Boyd', Edinburgh; an4l. Cumming, Dublin.. Of whew may be h; the same Editor's Volume of Psis Tionsana Faish.v all the Useful I* tie Atte,' OW rus.hd. 101 W bang Volinse hi tot: • * - • • - 1 1 S 0 . 10 101 10 10. Colorants: . 1. Dr. SPCrie's Life of Andrew Modern 'History of Italy- - 111. Auto-Biography pf Edmund Kean, Esq.—lV': Future Prospecti of the World-.-V. Letters of Mr. Mullion-to 'the leading Poets of the Age. No. 1, To Bryan William Procter, Rai. alias Barry Oornwall--VI. Autumnal Stanzas—Vll. Lows et Timotby Tickler, Esq. No. la, On the last Edinburgh and Ilnarterly Reviews, and on Washington Irving's Tales of a Travel: f. Ameri can Writers--IX. Horn Germanicn. No.lB, Lessing's Laocoon ; or, The Limiti of * Poetry and Painting—X. Chapter on Church-yaws, Chap. 4—XI. The Man-of-War's-Mas, Chap. I? and 13•1-XIL Maxlins of Sir Morgan OToherty,.Bart. Part the Tgrd—Xlll. Works prrparing (or Publictina—,XlP. Mobility Use of New Publicathnu-i-XV. Appointmenb. •tions, tcc.—XVl. Births, Marriagn, 'Printed for William Blackwood, ; Strand, Leaden: • WALTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER. This' day was *bibbed, tise:Citiswick Pient gartiol;, endwllitbed, with Foal. Ene Rograringa,: io Two tiegant Pocket Volumes, price es. tn boards; • ' SHE CO vIP,LETE ?Inn. ; Contemplativ e . mai' s Recreation; being a Distourse at Rivers, Mob Ponds, sod Fishing. . P i ; By 1. wAvi•qx Mid C. COTTON. • • -WA Liras Of. die Authors. and Notes, Historical. and • Chiswick: Panted by Messrs; Wfiltdoghtin, for Thomas Ted, We. 73, Cheipsides and sold in , all Booksellers. • ' e. ; and T. Cade% .IWIWSTER ' S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL. On:the 30th ultimo waupuhlished. t heL tivitl--Fite Plates; price 75,, 6d. of I . • 1 :LTINBURGH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, exhibit-. ing a View of the Progreis of Discovery in Natural Philo. sophy, Chemistry, Natural History, &c.'eondutted by •• ' DAVID BREWSTER; LL.D. P.R.S. Lando,. • Sec. It. S. Edinburgh, &e. &e. • With the assistance of John Macciloch, M.D. &c.—W. Jackson HOOker i LLD. &c.—Rev. John Fkmlng. D.D. HakUnger, F.R.S.E: &a.-Robert Knox, M.D. Ste. Samuel Hib bert, M.D. • Counxis—l. Prof. Moire Life of Prof. J. H. Van Swititiftrz.. 11. Dr. Brewster on the Pyro.Blectricity of Minerals — III. Lieut. Gerard's Excursion throv' the Hinsalayah Mountains-- IV. Dr. M'Culloolt on the Localities of some of the rarer Scottish Mi4brals—V. Sir Thomas Brisbane's Observations on the Inferior :Ccinjaaction of Venus—Vl. Mr. Harvey on the Circular Sterns of Ships of War-ATIL Dr. F. Hamilton on the Plant with which the Natives of the Himalayah Mountains Poison their Arrows — VII/. Dr. Davy on the Physical Geography of -Africa—lX: On the Boilers of - Steam Engines-4E. Dr. F. Hadailton on a Map of the Kingdom of Pegu—XL Mr. Walker on the Wheels of Car. riages:—XlL Rev. Dr. Robertson's Meteorological Observations, 'made at Ozford—XlLL Drs. Hooker and GrevWe on the Genus 'Tortola, of the Order Musci— XI V. Contributions to Popular Science. No. 2—XV. Dr. • Hibbert on "Stone Axes found in Orkiey, Shetland, and near the Humber'-XYL M. Babinit's Improind Hair. Hygronseter—XVlL P.I. Le Cheva li er Burg..on the Most recent Improvements on the Lunar Tables—XVllL Mr. J. Hart on a Method of Forming -4111, Curves fot Reflectors, .Ikc.—X IX. Dr. M'Culloch on an Indelible Ink, and on Blare-- XL Mr. Haidinger en the Regular .Composition of Crystallized Bodies—XXl. Hanstein on the Variation of the Magnetic Needle —XXII. - Mr. Harvey on theßate of a Chronometer. under the influence of Magnetism—XXllL History of Mechanical Ewen. tions and Processes in the useful Arts—XXlV. *Analysis of Sci.: setific Books and Memoirs—XXV. Notices of Recently Pub lished Botanical Works XXVI. Proceedings of Societies XXVII. Scientific Intelligence, Ste. Scc. Printed for William Blackw ood,' Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell. Strand, London. No. 111. will bepubhshed on the Ist of January, 152.5. lIEbrICA L iIIIMMBILTIONS. • • . This darns POO*, • •Thg Third EdltiOit, einbellished with Sint Engravings, price 3s. in boards, • CHEMICAL RECREATIONS of Amusing and IL/ Instructive Stperintento,Whias stay be performe d easily, safely. and at link.. expense. 'Co which are preised. the First Lines of atendstry, wherein the principal Facts of the Sdence, as stated by the most celebrated Experimentalists, are familiarly explained, • with a minute description of. a cheap and simple Apparatus. • The Third Edition, corrected and enlarged. London: Printed for Thomas Tee, No. 73, ChsaPside, U. and Grin and Co. Edinburgh. • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This day were published, • In Three-Vols. Crown (Maio, with engraved Portraits and Auto . • . • . graphs, price Li. les. OORIGINALI 4 ETTERS;. illustiative of ENGLISH HISTORY. Including numerous Riyal Letters, from An tographs in the British Museum, and one or two othei ColleCtlons, with Notes and Blisieratlons: . • By H&N.RY KLLIS, F.R.S. See. S.A. Keeper of the Manuscripts in the British Museum. " Mc. Ellis has perfeepsed his task is a manner so satisfactory and to able, that' our respect for his judgment 'and intelligence, high as it wii before • has been greatly The letters are chosen with much-discAminatiets, and not.anly throw string lights upon many interesting points of- apr • natiOnal.- history, but, in a remark , able manner, ilbasyste a, number Of political questions hitherto in volverlin inezplicable Intricici."—;.Literary" Gazette. • " Of the ;aloe of such s :collection as this: it is' Impossible to speak too highly ; and the- discrimination 24 research of the Editor are too well-known to the public to•requlre our eulogy. 7 —. Limeary Chronicle.. Printed lir Triphoik, and Lepard, Finsbury,uarei London. DUTCH AND ITALIAN HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS, TULIPS, JONQUILS, LILIES, &e. THE First Impartation. in the greatest Variety, is just received at. C. BARRON'S, Foreign Warehouse, 19, Pali-mall (late Partner with Mr. Rum Vaua); Peril= and other Iris, Ranunculus, Anemoliles, Croce., Saow Drops, &c. from 2s. a hundred to 20s. a dozen. Lists and Prices may be had by Peet.—A supply of new Gruyere and Parotasan UMW, West phalia Hams, early and late Roman *ma, Malta Cauliflower Seeds, &c. is. 6d. each packet, hlarascbias di Zara, Dantzick and Curacoa:tiqueurs,l6s. per bottle. I. - gtr TO- MO R ROW. A. BISH, of the Old and Fortunate State tottery • Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross,Vensinds his best Friends, the Public, of the near approach of the Drawing; and that in One Day,, viz. TUESDAY NEXT, the sum 'of £200,000, Sterling Money, will be distributed among Adventurers hi the present Lot tery. On that day FOUR OF A'20,000 And Thirty-four other Capirsb must be drawn—every Number will be decided—end every Ticket. a Prize. irr In the last Lottery Bun shared and sold Teams £20,000 Prizes, viz. 5,299 • . a . Prize of - - £20,000 14,618 - a Prize of - - £20,000 19,41'2 - - a Prize of - • £20,000 And . he'bes now on sale a variety of Tickets and Shares, for the Drawing of Tueeday Neat, at his Offices, No. 4, Contbill. and 9, Charing Cross. •,,* The Price of Stoiks is affixed, hourly, against lisn's Office iu CornhiU, by whkh the. Ashtic may see the fluctuations. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Regent-stred, London. 'PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEE& The Duke of RUTLAND, , The Marquis of NOZTHATITTON, Earl Gear, Lord DIATBROODN, Lord Erna, &c. &c. &a. IbIRECTORS. • • T.-Basaas linateisturr, Er+ Wit. PRAM, Esq. ''Fitanou Court, laq. Lieut..CoL &omit& ' • Ilk JOHN DOYLE, Bart. James Sennwicr, Esq. fir Gamine Duezers, Bart. Hon. W. SeteLer. 'tr Jolts Etap.aaavotr, Ban: WALvil STRICKLAND, Bsq. • &r S. IL 111loar.amt, Bart. M.P. Sir W. R. Wit.tv, Bart. ffloa. Taos. PARKE& Sir Rome Wn.sor, M.P. . • Sec. . &c. Capitals—A MILLION STERLING, and upwards: The PROFITS are divided amongst dime who new-insure, as `wall as the original Members, in just mired" to their respective Is the FIRE-OFFICE, Rennie during the last ten years to the amount of .442,000 hive, betni peid to all Persaas who have 'continued insured Seven Year stpmeAnnual as well as Septennial Policies, and whether ebty Isavirbeen sufferers or otherwise. In the LIFE OFFICE, Boluses of £l5. ea. and OM. lits.per Cent. have been divided during the last (mums ram; and ether very peculiar advantages are afforded. TO-MORROW ! FOUR £2O,OOOI—THIRTY-FOUR other Capitals! and the Fate of every Number must be decided TO.MORROW. Tickets and Shares are Selling at 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket • where the List at 20,000 Prise ever drawn was Sold, by J. aneJ. Stvewasonv. THE REVEREND WILLIAM HETHRINGTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND. Christ's Hospital, Oct. £d, 1111111., WHEREAS the above-named Gentleman in his lifetime enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay An entities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind Persons, in the hope that his example would be followed by other benevolent characters, the Governors give thh Public Notice, that from the very stun& cent additions made to Hethrt ngton's original Fund, more than Five Hundred and Thirty Blind Persons are in the receipt of these Annuities. "A Committee will sit in the Counting-house of the said Hospital some time in the month of November next, to till up such Vacan cies' is may then have occurred since the Ejection of November last. Petitions are to be had at the Counting-house aforesaid, from thz 7th day of October to the 3d day of November, annually, between the bouts of Ten and Four (Holidays excepted), (Or any Blind Persons duly. qualified, upon the personal application of a Friend 0 . The leaditig qualifications are hereunder stated . ; and unless the parties can tespectively prove themselves to be strictly within the same, applications on their behalf will be entirely friiitless, viz. Birth, in that part of the United Kingdom called England, ex clusive of Wales and the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.—Age, 50 years and upwards.—Total Blindness for the space of the kat three years.—Residence, the last three years at leest, in their pro.; sent place of abode or parish.—lncome (if any) to be ender the yearly value of twenty pounds. Those who have ever begged, received alms, or are deemed oh .jects for parish relief, are•excluded from the benefit of them Chari. ties; the -Donors having expressly declared the same for such only as have been respectably brought up, and who want some addi tion to what they possess to make life more comfortable ender their misfortune of blindness. THOMAS WILBY, Clerk. -Fretwthe gent extent of this Charity, i< is found impend cable to Mend to letters. - Douuis stidoetvis • l'hy house, and (in the cup of life, • That honey.drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so enrap tured his auditors with the subject; that the married menfiew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word" wife" is the most agreeable and delightfql name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the deside ratum of our enjoyment; teeming not - only with happiness on. earth, but disposing:the soul itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. ' Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regaLite the passiopt, but to cleanse the grosser nature frout.thme impurities which the Wee dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon . it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those tatiless in-' stances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be. holder, should also i=im with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurions habits intim the bodya residence in the LOP pies will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the pre mature infatuation of youth too frequently Compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized suf ferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, 'we address ourselves, offering hope—energy--muteniar strength— felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of 20 years successful experience. 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, dwell as in every relaxa tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure span dily, and with - effect. • Earnestly •solicitous to expel the unfeeling entpyric from the position so presumptuodsly taken up, we du., viate from general principles 'with less hesitation; and confident fe our own honourable lategrity as Membtrs of the College of Sur geons, we refer the suffering community of tither sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily • attendance Is gi*n . for personal consultation ; and _letters ; front the • country are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and .kledierne, which eanbe'forieirded to any part - of the world, however distant. • GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Boueene-street, Fleet -street, London. Jpst publithed (Sixteenth Edition), 1. The dEgistfLift, a fami liar commentary on the above ilseases.--9nd, 14ga/ow, addressed exclusively to the Feinale Sex. May be bad at 91:4 - Paternoster-row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street, London ; Porter, 74. Grafton-street, DubWt ; .J 0016,111, Troagate,Olasgow ; Stewart, si, South fridge-areet, Edinburgh ;_and of all Booby': -ler& Price ss. BANKRUPTS. • John Millard. assapsge, linen-draper, to surrender October-9, le, and . November 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commisainners of • Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Bally, Addle-strett, Akkrosanbury. 11 Thomas Burgess, Sittingbonrne l banker, October 5, 16, aod Np vember 13, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rupts, Basinghalistreet. Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Essex4treet, - Strand; or Mr. Jeffery% Faversham. Thomas Loud and Thomas Burgess, Sitdagbourne, bankers, Oct.,. ber 5, 16, and• November. 13, at twelve, at the Court of Cow l missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, r. Wilde% Lincoln's Inn-fields • or-Messrs. Scudamore and Wilde., Maidstone George and Edwin Iltrgesi; Maidstone millers, (ktikber 5, 16, and November 13, at twelve, at the C ourt of Com Missioners !of Bankrupts, Basinghalimreet. Attornies, Mr. Nelson. 'Essex street, Strand ;,or Mr. Jeffery% Faversham. John Stubbs, Hadlow-itreet ISurton.crescent, wine -merchant, Oc tuber 9, 16, and Novem ber 13, at ten, at the Court of Commfis ? . bioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Willett, Eases-street Strand. • John Goodma n Lowman, late of Crawford-street. Mary-la-bume, grocer, October 9, 30, and November* I; at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. ttornies, Mean. Green and Asburst, Sambrook -court, Baslnghall-street. Charles Goodenough, Rest -street, baker, October 9. 30, and No vember 13, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BaUngball-street. Attorney, Mek Stevens, New Inn. • - Charles Byng, Acton-greeti, - bookseller and stationer, October 5, 16, and November 13. at twelve, :It the Court of Commissiorwrs of Bankrupts, Eashighaki-street. Attorney, Mr. Brookes, Spur street, Iskamesmiguare.. - John Bed, Manchester, dealer in cotton twist, October 16,19, and November 13; at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Afturnles, , Mr. NUtls, John-street, Bedford-row; or ...r. Rymer, Ba- - . change-street, Manchester. John Wilkins, Warminster, corn-factor, October 21. 23, and No- • vember 13, . at &keen at the Bath Arms Inn, Warminster. At tornies. Messrs Held er, CIA amt's Inn. • ' John Walker, Manchester, corn-dealer, October 14, 16, and No.' - .* weather 13, atone, anis; Dog Tavern, Manchester. Anoraks Mines. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row; or Messrs. Chile ansi Thompson, St. Mary's Gate, Manchester. • DIVJOENDS to be made in UASING HA LT.-STREET. Oct. 50, t Palyartl lads of Loodon-street, Fenchurch-street, Merchant, at twelve . Oct. IL% H. Taylor, late of Sidney-piste, Contmerdaroad, austet-mariner, at eleven. Oct. 23, T. Freetity, Acton, baker. at eleven, : .Oct. 23, ff. Houk', Laytonstone, Essex, butcher, at ten. Oct. 23, T. Frost, Little Tichheld-street, coach maker, at ten. Oct. 23, T. Elliott and S. Haslock, Northampton, - boot-manufacturers, 'at eleven. Oct. 23, J. and J. S. Foster, late of 4ingston,-brrwers, at tea. Oct. vs , S. Brown and T. H. lett. St. Mary Hill, merchants, at twelve. Oct. 30, 11. Latighorn and W. Ikaihfusl, Bockletsbury, merchants, at eleven. Nov. 2, J. and W. Bucks meter, Old Bond-street, tailors, at ten. Oct. 23, N. W. Penna., St Janice's-walk, Clerkenwell, table-cover-manu facturer, • 4 DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. SS,* E. Tye..lite of Sibton, Suffolk, farmer, at eleven, at the Three Tuns Inn, Yortad, Suffolk. Oct. 25, J. T. Middletob , . late of ' &MC, Staff ordshire, cpach-proptietor, at eleven, at the Ol lie* of Messrs. Wheatley and Barlow Stone. Oct. 26, T. White. late of Britseklow, Warwickshire, innholder. at twelve, at the `George Inn, Rugby. Oct. 26 , T. Burbery, Woolson, Wiarwick sEire, grisiter, - at eleven, at the George lap, Rugby. Oet. U, W. Sidebottom, Stayley-bridge, Lancashire, cotton•spinner, at three, at. the Star Inn, Blanchester. Oct. 29, G. Sidford, Ba th , Men- MOO carder, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Om 25, J. Slogged, juts.-Bath, hosier, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. CERT' FICATES--002. 25. E. Hale,* Southampton, eattle•deder. T. Gibbons, Benprog. streer. scavenger. Ne Kendal, late of St. Wicbsel, tsar Win .cheater, land-surveyor. S. and T. Eaton, cation. G. Soutbae, Canterbury,sroces. W. Lutoh, rlstol s alibi. '~ • * " THE ASHANTRES. • - ratio, Vel. Map 941 1 1 ligteve Plates; Price* a L2s. . 6 4. • • TOURNAL. of 'a RESIDENCE in ASHANTEE. 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