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VT:lTidier will be drown separately; every Prize Is Sterling 'Money. , e i c e Pipes of Port in addition to the following : NOG Cl £30,000 Money ,cso,ooo 1 . - 5,000 Money 15,000 • l,OOO Malley 10,000 ,0 , 2 . - 500 Money 6 , 000 . 400 Money 5,600 .__ , ..... ....--s-apsnans....-.....-••••-> ...- .. 4 - ..t.r OFFICIAL NAVY Le!. -On the Seeded of Februerg. was published, FINANCE OF BAR, AND CAMPHOR: VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thee the OFFI, in royal liano. price 7a. 61 SINGLE WINE GLASS of Dr. TIIONIPSOIT s ('I AL NAVY List, beretofere blished 11111111101y1 fr HE INSANE WQIILD. — Atit)trintißb F.'iSENClisd BARK and CAMPHOR, 1.11• pu All men are mad ; and, spite of en illeidea affords speedy relief in Cooserniptive Complaints, and most dis- will nor future be published Quarterly, an th e Ast daises' health -,c The madness Mem but in more er less ' orders pretending from an internal cause ; particularly weakness April, July, anal October, and that the next Number wiliannar y . ..itc ar ,Piccadilly; lll Published b .1 li h d d Williams and Co. of the stomach, indigestion, spasms, nervous derangement. me- an ?toe s Ist of April pert By command, Stadenere-court, Ludguie-teseer, • ,: : lancholy depression, he. quenches fever as water does fire, sa- me, Adbe.narle-struet,} Joni Iduattar, Publisher. dues the meet violent inflammations, and, though the usual pro- 4st of Jan. 11113. This day W2l pebbled, , parations of Bark are rncr,lly astringent, this estimable eon.- - In 4to. price Ode Ines In boards, Part I. of This day Was publhded„ Prism hs. beards powid Arden tile habit without purging, and b.- reducing the T HE ENCYCLOWEDIA MET ; opeeekien ante human function., to a molar ma jest mecum. HISTORY of a SIX WEEKS' TOUR through a eredieates inveterate comp/stints, invigorating the multi= or, Unliersal Dictionary of Knowledge, on an engine) , part of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, Plant comprising the two-fold advantage of a philorofhied and and tranquilllaing the mind ; evinced by the recovery of and HOLLAND, with Letters descriptive of a sail round the an alphabetical arrangement, witirtweivc appropriate and re- bets after every ether means had proved unavailing. Lake of Geneva, and of the Glaciers of Chamouni. drelyiersir Eagrarinp, by eminent, Artists. . Sold only by the Propriftor, at No. 1, Temple-puce, Oren Printed for T. Hookhant, jun. 15, Old Bondstreet ; and N.B. A f ew C o pies arc printed on a superfine royal paper s Sartry.street, backbiters, London, at 5.. 6d. each bottle, duty C. and J. Oilier, Welbeck-street. with root is= iota of. the ph.tca d trlce Two Guar -as.' iatindedoritb illtections and diet etudes' ; or if a Al note be tad for Rest Fanner, London. teat, postage Me, font bottles will be forwarded to any part of This day Was published, in 3 vols. lan boards, .._—_____ In ne 'lt d p as; i l e v e as s„ pa A b ti lhise to r i t e , srdis , ' the khigdoen. , .. Sion o ►peak lit d e y pe h rf a o d occ.a e - . . Its Only Genuine PECTORAL' BALSA - Ara t Headlong Hall; atid we nuy announce ' Melincoure as a Work A MEW tsc the PRESEN'f INCREASE of the TH...., invented by SIR JOHN HILL, 1ii.D......Per of equal pleasantry and more argument. For quaint bdiesqui, 4IN SLAVICTRADE, the Cause of that Increase, and seg. Cough', Cabs, ilathmas; and Consumptions, this' agagialus-is for character i stic satire, and for isagenkrostitscuseion, it *Ail mild on , god*, a mode tar effecting its total Misittihstion. ; With t /bier. unequalled ; the &mina& and , cadmfavnina may esty.siteciet, and by due perssuerance, cm a dim/ arra Theenerhethisante high among the lighter prednethsna of the prod. day." ;.• VASA* on the African Institution and Falinbfmh 'lie:view, sad s Meat* - . F 4 tesclies of Illeilifi. Wilberf A iiie arid Erdeppowsdnli r on amend , elr‘ dill's' 1 1 Printed for T. and E. T. iikokharn, 014 ailliet 1 I Ham grobassele,:elriroilro — ^...-Y_ .? I T-'"*". ,'" liCatilh, 112 i atle is . .1% It 41111= ipdtbrin and Co. Psternotrer-row. . - - ' '• - • 's a Phia 4 " ll iflittbalcir etelbailit s Mlle& and 1912442Uan g ' rule meet, beats the soreness of the breast, rebores dinettity 4 . * • Frottastrourers into sew Colonies in •the West Indies. . of Breathing, promotes easy expectoration. and pewee:tans well SUPERB WORK. By ROBERT THORPE, Req. LL.D. as Ivrea all consumptive Affect:idea, spelled to thousands in this This day was published, in One Volume, imperial Folio, with Lite Chief 'Justice of Sierra Leone, and Judge of the Vice; country. No medicine was wet so unhowently eoesserlisiSed.as Eighty-four splendid Engravir.gs, by the most celebrated Ay- Admiralty Court in that Coldly. tile, and a few years age, the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler I due, price £lO. 10s. in boards, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Otme, and Brown, London. et Peterborough. bad searly.fallen ,a.sactillue to a spurious Thel: THE unedited ANTIQUITIES of ATTICA , • This day was published, price ilia. W. sal% of Honey, sold by a Gamin and Druggist is London. . from 'Drawings by the Artists of a Mission sent into THE PAMPHLETEER, No. 4XI. or Imptrtial The Genuine will have the Names of " Slaw and Edwards, Gass= and Asia-Maros, published at the exposit of the Society 66, St. PAO% " engraved on the stamp. of D ILETTANTL - Record of the best Pataphkts of the day ; containing : 1. A New Method of increasing th e quantity of Circuladu Sold by E. ' Edwards, 66, St. Panrs, nearly opposite the general Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa- medium (now first publinhca) : ternoster-row ; and J. Murray, Albemarle-street. ' Cbaidler, Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Wanton, Borough ; 2. A Dissertation on the State of the Nation (Original). Nix and Straining, Exchange • and Emerson, East Smithfield. This day v as published, 3 . An Essay on the Practice of the British Government, by Handsome!) , printed, in Two Volumes, &so. embellished with - Gould Francis Leckie. Esq. . Price .7.5. Gd. , and 9.5. 9d. Portraits, price it Bs. in boards, the Third Edition of 4. A Letter to the Editor on the subject of General Savary. FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO,-ice. T' . LIVES of Dr. JOHN DONNE, Sir HENRY WOTTON, Mr. RICH JR D HOOKER, Mr.G EORGE e ßy lciusi ßL v l e t ). Chevalier de la Roche St. Andre. ni .. .5.. ~....A . fe!,...ewl_ro_ject, lowa. Finance. (Original). ( U- Z inal " VIICKMAN's PILLS are a ll owed to be the most JLA. successful Medicine ever discovered for effertually minor- HERBERT, and Dr. ROBERT 8 A NDERSON. To which l og . and preventing the future recurrence of all those Disorders is now fi rst added, LOVE and TRUTH., by ISAAC WAL- ' ' `".''' a * B Y, Sir. Egerton &Mg"' Bart. Mi l ' which arise from all imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; as 7. Usury E xp l aine d ; or Conscience Qub.ted. R ep ri n ted from TON. With Notes, and the Life of the Author. Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, Pains ha Back and Loins, and S.. By THONIAS ZOUCH,F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. the Origimd in 1605. Urine. It combines"chentkaily with tire secrefrd S. An Address to a Meeting held at Bath, De-. 1, 1817.—Ey " i t' s ' o f " These were honourable men in their generations." „ - , fluid, dissolves and entirely carries away the gritty watt. there Eccles. 44. 7. the Rev. ell 'Mamas. formed, and prevents its future formation, by strengthening are- 9. An Address co the Guardian Society for the Protection of Printed for Payne and Voss, and J. Mswinan, London; and ~. nerally the whole Urinary System: thus delivering the suffering in s. 14 ' • 5,400 48,000 11 ' - SOO . Money 00 of Ma 100/. SOL am Sac. Money At'. STI4ING MO . 4EY. ', achulve of the ale re, and totally independent of the Schema Twelve Pipes of Port V‘ine. loch of the llokitrt of the first-drawn Blank, on the Virg, a nd, and Third Dr/s of Drawing, may imm.:diately select st the Stock of .ty. Wine Merchant they please, Foor Pipes r air ve ry best old Port Wine, and in pcpPortiln for Shares. enumerate ail the Capful Prises sold by BISH, the Con , aid by Itk V . 7utts; Within the last kw yens% inollid A' is sacral folio voluntes. In the Lost Lottery of Three Prizes of 90,000 Pounds, DISH Sold thefts ALL And in the very List Lottery, Three Prizes of 20,0001. i minus other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty different Towns in the Country. Say particular of fancy lumbers, may now Ale bad at the respective Offices, or of 111, Contractor, Coatnitti, and Cnatinto-Cross, London, And his Agents in England, Ireland, and Szotland. .--- • • - - OItNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully acquaint the POtic that they have on Sale a variety of •tzs and Shares for the Lottery to begin Dressing on the ith Much. The Scheme conctins Three Grand Prizes of nob, besides 97 Capital Prizes, All to be paid in Sterling .y--io great an advantage to the Adventurer has not been 'onh for many Lotteries past. Also a Bonus to the Holder ix First Drawn Blank on the First, Second, and Third Day, our Pipes of the best Old Port idthe Country, or in pro ,on for Shares. , The First Two Prizes of 60,000, Nos. 53,979 and .0, were Shared and Sold by HORNSBY and CO. at their Frablished Odice, 26, COMMILL. , by . _ patient from ernriating tortures of those diseases withcs.t violence or injury to the Constitution. These fills are composed of the most innocent ingredients, and require tuber confinement nor restraint of diet tiori..sz their use. for Wilson and SOns, York.—ofithom may be had, Zouch's Memoirs of Sir Philip Sidney: 4to. second edidon, ss. boards. 10. Observations on the Effect of the Manufacturing System.— By Robert Owen. 11. Considerations on British Commerce with India, Ame. EITOCIC-BROKER, 2, CORNH:LL, returns Lis grateful thanks for the favours of his Friends, received than Twenty Years past, and most respectfully presents • with the heads of the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, he flatters himself, need only be seen to be generally ap. There are Three Grand Prizes of £30,000 each, which :he 97 other Capitals, will be all paid in Sterling Money; Drawing teens the 4Th of MARCII,und the First-drawn on eat,' Day, will be entitled to the proportion of Twelve ot of Old Port Wine in exchange, for 1,000 years, or longer quirecl ;:fu!l particulars of which may be bad, gratis, at “'ossin..t., where every description of business in the la: rods is faithfully transacted.—The different variations in leGavernment Securities, may be known as above every hour. This day was published, handsomely printed in 4 vols. evo. • a New Edition, price .€l. 16s. boards, of AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GOVERNMENT, from the Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to the present Time; with some Dissertations con nected with the Higory of the Government. By JOHN 'MILLAR, Professor of Law in the University of Glasgow. Printed for J. hlawman, 39, Ludgate-street, London. Of whom may be bad, Berington's Literary History of the hliddle Ages, !to. f 4. gs. boards. Thornton's Present State of Turkey, Tab. !Ivo. Li. is. Naylor's History of the Helvetic Republics, 4 vols. Ileo. sCI. 16a. boards. rim, &c. Bold by Rest Fenner t Lloyd ; Black and Co.; Longman ; and all other Booksellers. Of whom may he had the precudiog Number,, from the contmencentent in se' 3. No greater recommendation CM he offered of them than the fact of their having possessed for many years past the high. •t reputation that has ever beeo acquired lry any Medicine, and i‘ particular the countenance and appeohatites of many of the Faculty. Sold in boxes at 2a. 2d. and ns. e s b et• the Propn or's Ap;scilt mentyhy BUTLER and nous, Chemists, &c. No. 4, Chemss'de, corner of St. XI aurs Ch4rch-yard, London, and Na :54, Dublin; also by ere Venders of igolicanes in every Town is the Kingdom. SUPERIOR BOOKS, FOR THE USE OF satooLs. Published by J. MINIMIAL 39, Ludgate-street. I‘."W GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR, and present State of the several Kingdoms of the World. By WILLIAM GUTIPRIE, Esq. Illustrated with a correct Set of Maps, engraved from the snort recent Observations and Draughts of Geographical 'fitavellers. In one sorry large v,ai s aaaditun 19s. bound; the Twentieth Edition, corrected, aratabilidarably enlarged. • Semmes- of Marta* Hatassaumr, 12mo. 3s. bound. Ctassicst. Gams-sexy, being a second part of a Surnmaq cf Geography, Ancient and Modern. A New and /Inproved Ra tion, 12mo. 3s. 6d. bound, Rascrseat Grelltsrtrr, cientalaing a contisryieW of Fortrpe, ~Asia, Africa, and Americ ' n. A (Wier description of the tame parts. A select Table of the Latitude and Longitude of the most remarkable Places on the Earth. A concise Index to Universal History, with Tables of the Kings of Eagland and Prance. By J. Oiscau, A.M. Seventh Edit. considerably enlarged, 12mo. Ss. bound. and J. SIVEWRIGHT with pleasure remind the e Public they were the first Contractors not only to reduce Price of Tickets The • Pounds each, but also to produce Newfirterns, which, by diffusing such extensive Benefits, ad Lotteries to the Public favour, and created an interest which they trust will be extended to the New Scheme, -gin Drawing eth MARCH Next, containing 3 Prizes of £30,000 each, S Do. 3,000 each, 94 other Capitals, all in Sterling Money; in dent of . three Blanks will receive Twelve Pipes of t Wine. • and J. Stamm:in having had the satisfaction of dividing t their Friends, in the Contract just ended, Nnm Caritas alto No. 2,377, £llO,OOO The only £24,76.5 Besides the first 40,000 The last 25,000 The first 50,000 Two last 16,000 I:ipate a continuation of the same success to their Friends f•_tt,re Purchasers at their old established Offices, No. 37, Cosmou., I " --, HAYMARKET. 11, Hamm, 141, °mann-snare, ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock- trckers, Column& and CIMIUNG Caou, are much grati s presetting to their Friends a few of the leading features !NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which they are confident meet the approbation of the Public at larze. deed, the first point is alone sufficient to create a rapid de -1 for 'Tickets and Shares, there being THREE GRAND PRIZES of £30,000, Besides NINETY-SEVEN OTHER CAPITALS, OF WHICH will be paid in Sterling Money, there being no Stock Prises. rke Lottery will be drawn in Three Days, beginning eas of IRCH ; and tae Holders of the First Blank each Day will p!ve in exch-zge Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wine, toe thcoszzd Years, or lesser, if required—an advantage to indepeniPut of, an d n o t i n the lost connected with the wale ie good forrane attending Purchasers at the favourite Ogees lICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. is so frequently ut the Public ' that it is_perhaps needless to repeat the parti es of the Ilentireds of Thousands of Pounds paid in PrLe ary to the Friends of the above Establishments in the hat (care; but every such particuhr will be found in their cues, which are now delacring gratis at their Oleos, Dank 'dings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, zing Cross, established upwards of Forty Years. FRAUD PREVENTED. 1 1 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in. clef the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and blartin,tbey to adopted a new Label, in which their sign4ure and address, 97, If I OH-HOLBORN, hs tansplcumly pla:cd in the centre of the Lahti, that they M an *tuition to this, and the d:•fferense of the typ,., which is ilst all ktter-press, will enable purchasers at outs to detect t bnposition, • 'le . Real .faran BLACKING, made and sold whnksale by ead MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the eipal Grocers, Druggists, Bookaellers, Ironmunger,, Perfu n, Six. in the Gaited Kingdom, in Bottles at .a. and h. 6d. each. • NEW PATENT - HAT, AT ONLY 18 SHILLINGS. IMPORTAN't SAVING. T.ORGE FRANKS and Co. have to oar to the Pubriz a SILK HAT on LEAN'LIt BODY, combining requbite a Hat ought to possess; 15 superior in appea r tn the finest and moat expensive Beaver, is equally light, will outwear two of them, and is of a better shape, which t,Kass to the l ast; i t will never change its colour in any cli which is the m ost b eaut if u l Bl ac k ; if worn for years, will rrer spot by rain, nor will any wearbar injure them, they bein g .i.Till PROOF and will repair several times, at a trilling Pure, and every time appear equal to new, and are decidedly Whim' to any Hats ever offered to public notice, the attain. tat of which has been attended with great expense, labour, and nasal attention. G. Femme and Co, Msnufacturets Wa ce House, Corn er o f Redcroes.street, Barbican, Loa d on.— on.— inclaants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hats, Chid it to th e i r a di antage by applying as above. 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SPANISH VEGETABLE HAIR LIQUID, Brought from Madrid by an Officer of the Duke of Wellington's - - - Army, CONFIDENTLY recommended for the Growth J of Hair, cleansing the bead from Impurities, and giving the Hair an appearance to equal that of art.--71m annexed Celli& rate fully confirms the abovestatement, and which wild be sup ported by many similar ones if necessary. No. 6, Tavistock-street, Covent-pis -den.. TO MESSRS. VICKL. Y AND CO. Sma—Five or six years ago Mr. .trusel Needham, in my employ in the country, was a MWx. d with a long inr.ess,-and lost his hair ; about the beginning of this year, requiring his services in London, in a public situatioa i I wished to conceal the driest of his rialdneas by a Wig, but destrous first of trying your S,-,ar.isla Hair Liquid (well knowing its reputation among the Spanlardo I procured some of it for Mr. N. on trial. Lt is uow five months since be used it, and the bald part Is thickly covered with hair, and de*. becoming stronger. 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Ts. boards. _ _ lAccreaas on the ACT of Resumes, hi Two Puts; containing Pan T. The Art of Reading Pro..e--Part 11. The Art of Read- Verse. Br Thomas Sheridan, A.M. Sixth - Edition, If.'mo. N. ed.' bound. .ILLaairrra of Raans.vc, bring select and easy Engli.h Lessons „In t Prose and Verse. By the B.A.N. J. Adams, A.M. 12m0.31. 6d. • Sti . ur of Asrameonto, adapted to the capacities of With, In twelve Familiar Dialogues, between a Tutor and his Pupil, one. plainiag the general phenomena of the Heavenly Bodies, On Theory of the Tides, ice. Illustrated with Copper-plates, ts. dd. bound. Ton Cutlasses? Pazzun. Translated from the French of U. Berquin. A new Edition, complete in 3 vols. 12s. boards. Evciasti Amussatears ; or, The Beauties of the Heavens die. 4layeil ; in which the striking appearances to be observed is von. . tlOll4 evenings in the Ileavens during the year 1318, are described. Trend, Esq. M.A. Actuary of the Rock Life Assurance .ipturr, and lac Yellow of haus College, Cambridge. lb. °soda Disco. a. is ar d s.—Ti.is Vohune contains Observations nu the :I,l.es:users of the Larth to an luliabitent, of the Mouu. tie Tides, on which the Muon is denied to have epsy Climate whatever. And on l'st ors in the Nautical Altnanack, with Skirgestiltse for the prevention' of thew,. " Ertuitig Antiaciaosts" (tort, the You iftse, may be hod; THE GENEINE DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND A.X.iI.}...PTIC RE as usual by F. NEWBEIV: and 1.40.N5, and sold by themnt No. 45„ St. Paul's, London; and f211,-bone-street, Dublin; and by deir Agent. ?Ir. Sa:4cr, 136, ,flej s .street.—Mr.,Nevibery by hit ..I.6davlt, and by ne 411te'DiWidi-aorAssignmenel; his pinged fecontegedb:fhls fr.- perty in these Medicines, and his posseasion of the apes for compounding them, ander Dr. James's hand; of wttick he was the sole depositary. The evidence too of Dr. James himself, in an Affidavit, published In i 777, has ahrwu , . that he admitted Mr; Newbery to be present with him at the process of nuking his Lever Powder—the only person now living who.can claim that advantage. The identity of the Powdet prepared by Mr. Newbtry, and that by Dr. Innes, is also 214..naiakd by tie Chemical Analysis of Mr. Professtar Brande and Mi. Atom; and confirmed by the marked ;section given to Mr. Newbery's preparation by the most respectable Public Bodies whose Mini bus are eminently qualified to judge of its authenticity, and whose estensive or d ers he continues to supply. _ _ Front these facts, which cannot be perverted by sophistry, the public will be convinced, that the assertion of Mr. R. James. " that the Compo , itions sold by Mr. Newhety are ipu rious," is a palpable and gross deception: convoying an inspnea tion of fraud and perjury even against his grandfather Dr. Jaspcs himself. FRANCIS NEWBERI. St. Paul's, g*h Nov. 1617. • Nowest vivere led vale= vita.-21.ccuat., " Life is only Life, wben blest with lienlth." TAE finest s)•stem of Ethics is to canfine within due bounds, :Ind thus to 'Perdue the Pastiona ; unrestruial and insubordinate they impetuously destroy thew barriers vriskh Ration and Morality have made sacred; to curb bat cot anal Isibte them appears the lesmn of Prudence, bust cal.:aged to limit their effervevccnce. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great rie dirsl knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare b promoted when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of ;lag eg _ vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatmtatt of those complaints generated by imprudence, aa.i the the passions at an stnederded ntoment. " Tat r.rercth of a na tion consists in the Wraith of the people; but it is melancholy is retlect un the daily sacrifice VP the. tolerance of unfoelirg empyri cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we otter to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience In the uric, diseases of I htbility. The ur.wary victira of solitary vice, - (Early acmdred at school, before Reason has asserted her right neer the wind), will, in contemplating his powerless stare, become perceptible of enlivening sensations; in knowing that the must .Onniplicated state of exhaustion may be rowed into manly energy. 'lntense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence in tropical Climes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the ape.. eons ss STXM in such cities Ive ran Itgld nut an assurance of CF: animation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguir a e hove, of patients of botbecxes. That bane to human happiness sets rvinuu can now be treated fearlenly, the improved stare of :Medical Science having divested its antidote of these distressing properties that so long rendered its ealtilaiticip uncertain and harassing. We bee explain our method by observing lo patients labourio;; nadir this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal of early gm:- toms; that the most inveterate ease will yield to our lens t die s within a month, and that In a person who tr?ly suspects ki imp ii injured, the sase tse stay lnt prevented altogethet from smearing; a similar remark appli , .s to many ether derangements of the gene rative system, us wralat.,s,ttlerntions, fee. espechtlly Obstinate eases of whirl, are daily removed whin:us the ore emetic or stimulants. Some pecutiarities incillentab to the sof.' r , set, have not escaped our iiltaltioll; in which mildness combirt d with uthrsacy has superseded the means . usually Mcrae. our system is unique, peculiarly euerge tie, and eMinently rat- 7- 71.1:caced in this our native city; seltooi..l in our professior.d• attainment by its splendid maim! ceasuctsm; 4 ,1 having beta ,able, personally, to compare with admirationthtt British Surgizxl practice., with the combesitd, boa. Filet:skins to surviority (.a a branch we have selected) are tr.:Anted by experience, which ev i nce d by the daily applications we receive, even from distant countries. GOSS And ev. JL R. C. Surgeons. 15, lioueerio.street, Fleet -strict, London. • • e • Fur the general ecsoromod..Lit.n vs: do not Pink nursel . it's to atatad petiods of practice, but way be consulted at all reatNe. - :. able hours.—Coantry Patients are requested to deszribe minutely dads symptoms, dm when ineuititte, With advice...lcl. be hairs 4atedy forwarded co any cart of the kiai,tl4.u.—A Laaluabi u is expected to etcoalkany the ee:.e.