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WWI x was published, rno. rice lbs. 6d. bo.rds, and the MARRIED MA: of the " Balance of Comfort." Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. y Mb be publmhed, Novel; in 3 Vols. 12mo. were isatiltabed, ice los. 6d. in boards, £ NORTH HIGHLANDS, Samna of 1816. E. SPENCE, d c ian Itseursion,"&c. Vic. irst, Rem, Orme, And Brown, N OP !ALLA , ROOKH. dlMed, in Ivo. price 10. ORIENTAL HOIAANCE. AS MQ01.1.64 bag. k i tten, O: me, and - firown, London. rbcd,in Am price 12s. eugrated by Charles Heath, .A. may be bid in quarto. were publihed, , fins Colocred Plates, pries W. 3QII some PARTS of GI MOLDAVIA, and TU RKIC NI NEALE, M. D. dsh Embassy at Costontinople, an to the Fortes. urs, Rces, Dana. and Brown, Co. Edinburg!. I, in (Inc thick VoL duodecimo, Ws. in boards,_ _ ISM, with /Totes KI from the Lida. To which is story of Unitarianism in Poland AS REES, F.S.A. iurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, were published, with Plates, price 31.35. boards, UItOPEAN and ASIATIC the 'Manuscript Journals of Modern EPT WALPOLE, A.M. Itisciept Journals, and Remarks )r, and Erin :2 l:y lite Tr icauldes, Natural • ory, and re elucidated by Drawings and er yet been before the public, 'minion as correct u it is new. R• ees, Orme, and Brawls, London. IMPROVED METHOD Ok. LEMENTS of ARITHMETV in 12.1n0. prix Is. ad. bound, qENTS of ARITICME7 3 and SCHOLAR'S ASSISTA mss, and expressly designed it simple Rules, viz. Addition, d Diyision, coissuorn irro otsz a, and now in use at Christ's H which is prefixed, the introductory °cation. ,YNOLDS, Wilda; Master, La's t,Rees li , as =t„ and &own, London. 7 was published, ates by Lowry, the Fifth Edition, larged, price 14s. boards, 3 on CHEMISTRY. In which Science are familiarly explained t ongly recommended to young 1 perspicuity of the style, the regetsr he Judicious *election of ipustratlee ice of the plates, are so well adapted and especially of those who do Iciensc, that a more appropriate Crit. iurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, d, by the same Author, al Economy; in which the Elements ly explained. Second Edition,' , in Three Volumes, price 16s. Imagination, entitled, ; or, THE MODERN rETHRUS. MAZES, from my clay ! Did I solicit thee womote me?—Paradise Loet. Ackingtou, Hughes, Harding, ILAND'S WORKS. Ad Co. respectfully inform rocently re-publishtd the Author, which are now on sale WIZ Wasattcs, with Anecdotes .emporan..3; ski; .r.tly pri:ted its, U. 1.. )z►reu OF Calla; 1 Sacred Pc I, I 2 s. rolls why we should believe in Ugion; addressed to the Patron , . r Philosophy; eler.ntly printed, gs. 6d. :ea; a NoveL Three vols. elegantli in* by it Cumberland, Esc. but. elegantly prbsted. IL los. ;oliectica cf Mural, literary, 183. Led in large 6.0. Trice ass. 1 and black jai, a curious and limited number it printed, irice S lUNDRED POINTS 016 1 / 4 together with a Dere of Honewirta nestic and at.ral Economy, fat ee , exhibidug a Picture of the A= T England in the Sixteenth , explanatory of obsolete Woo* :f the Author. lAN MAVOR, LL.D. acldniton, Hughes, Harding, ▪ Flastmey-ssuese. rice ios. 6d. a Re-publication of ;tisk Historical Work, with a fac-shmie piece, • and Palmerton o Mann tory of all the Kings am Xenia* theic Kingdoms, from Bras ay alr) be had, ;iriee IL is. in ly bound, the few rerttiting !Svc P 7 Mt. &mu. Scrteiaber, lllig. . • , , ~ .. . • • • w . - •' • • - ,- - 'Per rent ~ . , • ' •• ,-.• • • . - . , .. . - , . ' • • • . - , • ' - mesolllMP r ey, . . ) e s ,'•• - . . • ~.. ~.,.,-, o f ' 4')we A l./ .:e• o 1 • ..se-e , e , / ei so ) °‘. - ..1 . 1 1 .1,1 14 ` • . /....,.., .. ~ I . . . , dfe.froOte• e ,, tiros .e . li(t 4 $4 4 4 s .' ''' 410 ~, . • 1 (1' : 1 'l. ! i l I . . .et) 1 1's „s• k. fli d:-/ 1 4i ,' fr'''`" --J • •.1 ) . . i • I A3g7t 1 .......,.....s • .. 1.. ......... • ,) ..... . . ........_. . i . 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 5 ISIB. PRICE SEN'EN -.PENCE. . I , , " i r t ' . , was pubfteheds A LARGE ESTATE WANTED. GENERAL POS7'-OPPICE, March Id, 1818. LAW INLELLIGENCE. . 0 i mo . price 16s. ed. boards, T must comprise a MANSION, suitable fora FELONY—SISO REWARD. I . 11 TNTAINEEIL—A Novel.— I large Establishment, and mutt be situate within 100 'miles - si , . , , 4. RINE HUTTON. of London. if a Manor and Living be attached It will be pre- HOM S PINNOCK, late of St. Ann's-court, T - A COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MARCH 4. ; '. ''. •I. mt. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa- ferred. Any sum frogs 41100,000 to £200,000 will be given.. Soho, is strongly suspected of felony ; whoever shall cep- , . ay be had, by the same Author, Apply to Y. X. at W. C. Yonge's, Law Stationer, No. 10, peekend him, will be entitled to a Reward of BANNISTER V. EPOONFR AND THREE OTHERS. 1 . , . .I 1 . • 3 vols , illeno. price 15s. boards. Eesex-street, Strand. Th!s was an action upon the case against the defer. Was published, - • A NEW PATENT HAT, AT ONLY 18 SHILLINGS. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS, dents as proprietors of the Brixton stage-coach, to . ,> no. price lbs. 6d. bonds, IMPORTANT SAVING. IrSeTT Pow:et-hereof upon Apprehension, and Gas Huxoagn recover a compensation in damages for the injury i i . and the MARRIED MAN ; nEORGE FRANKS and CO. have to offer to the POUNDS upon Conviction. sustained by the plaintiff in consequence of the coach 1 ti • of the " Balance of Comfort." AVI Public a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, combining The said Thomas Pinnock is about 40 years of ege, stout being overturned through the negligence of their • •. 0 i 0 t , a!' every requisite a Hat oughtto possess; 4 is superior in appear- made, 5 fee,: aor to inches high, dark complexion, black hair servant, Ball, who was also included in the action. , Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. =WI to the Inset and moit expensive Beaver, is equally light, t i " ' * t . .'. ; ( a will be published, and will outwear two of them, and is of a better shape, which and whiikers, and fresh coloured; was dressed on the 15th ul- Mr. ScAniestr stated the cast. The plaintiff was i _:. 4 ‘ Novel; his Vol.. 1 2 mo. It retains to the last; it will never change its colour in any elle timo in a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered silk buttons, connected with the house of Richardson, Goodluck I - were Pahilshed. if worn for years , will mate. which is the BOST beautiful Black; double - breasted buff waistcoat, with buttons of the same; has never spot by rain, nor will any weather injure them, they being and Co. and resided in Neighbour's-lane, Clapham. -'t .• ice 10s. 6d. in boards, ng worn at times a yellow-green lapelled'cost, a , blue coat with grit Jle was in the habit of frequently going by the de- ' li i ! I f • • Ye NORTH HlGHletkarDS, WATER PROOF and will repair several times, at a trial \ - expense, and every time appear equal to new. and are decidedly buttons, and a dark brown great coat. He has been a gentle- fendant's stage, to London, every . morning. On the • Summar of 1816. superior to any Hats ever offer d to public notice, the attain- man's servant, Is supposed to Lave been in the Army, and has Ist of July Fast he took an outside place upon the IE. SPENCE, mot of which has been attended with great expense, labour, and been abroad. l is wife, who is *cleansed in pregnancy, is pro- stage for the purpose of going to London, and just dctian Recursien," feet !cc. auentlon. G. FRAMs and Co. Manufacturers, Wel- , I tably with him. By Command of the P o st ma ster - General , as the: coach was passing a row of houses, called rest, R° o ° o °mei and Bi.'7ll* Pa- ge s Tn al H e, Corner of Reducree..street, Barbican, London.— i r Ilarabants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish fee- superior Hats, FRANCIS FS.SELING, Secretory. Stocktvell-place, the coachman, Ball, suddenly recol - , NOF LALLA.ROOKIL will find it to their advantage by applying-as above. No unpaid . lecied that he had forgotten to take up two passets - . l I , I i Allied, hi Ivo. price 145. !erten teseieed.—Be pardcular as to the Address, as G. F. and gers residing therein, who had booked their plaCel. . ' St ORIENTAL kiO•I4ANC•Fe ' teen°4llot in ani ra Vay s. C4SlSCCirled With a Retail House in Bee c h - ZAST-IND.UI HOUSE, February 27, 1818. i d ' t, name of *THE COURT of of the UNITED lee immediately tensed the coach for the purpose uf AS MOOalls Nark ' I I I' ki Rees, Otme.snolkown. London. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the . o n 'A' COMPIAT e MERCHANTS e ENat.).774 trams; taking them up, an d in the act o f turning upon the. , , - ' -crosvn of the road, the coach was upset, arid in the h e S, in Svcs. price 121. '' - t al invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his stuactnee m the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, 4 a engraved by Charles Hea th , from improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared That all EAST-INDIA BONDS which have not yet been fan the plaintiff was thrown, and the iron past of the 1 .. and sold by Messrs. Hexer, Manufacturing Chemists,Manchester. presented under their Advertisement of the 17th of September. coach fell upon his left atigh and bruised him in a '.: , may be bad in quarto. This agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of highly C e n t In- shocking manner, and his hip bone was also put out 1817, tor the purpose of being marked to bear 4 per _ poblishe concentrated Vinegar, with the most pleasant Aromatics and' , i I were a ' H e . et ft. efficacious Antiseptics . Its pungent Odour adapts it for afferd- terest per Annum, will be marked accordingly, if preeented fur of its place. Mr. Goldsmid's carriag,e passing by Wen . I 1 lan Cared Platea t? ---- -- ing relief in Head-aches, Faintings , &c. ; and renders it neculis that purpose on or before the iise March nest, and from that after, he was taken up, ai . d surgical aid was afforded 3011 some PAR'iS of GER-arly refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, and the close ac- him as soon as possible ; but the injury was so great, , . date unmarked Bonds will not carry any interest. 1 MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. meats of the sick. It counteracts, also, the spread of ulcerated e that one of his limbs remains now an inch and a half . .. N \E ALE, M.D. Throats, Typhus mod Scarlet Fevers. and all other infectious Dia- • J. DART, AaUatiutt-Seeretary. ash Embassy-at Constantinople, and mks. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar may be exported without . shorter than the other. He was attended by Mt. an to the Forces. y„„„_ any injury to Hot Climates, where it is found particularly grate - EDINBURGH ALES. •- Ashley Cooper and two other Surgeons, named Ewan; ' • sex, Ran ' °rim ' and Brown, ---- ful and salutary. As, however, many spurious and inferior prepa- ALLAN has always on sale EDINBURGH and Pritchard , for about three months, but is now 'o ) ' ( 1 Co. Edinburgh. rations are sol d under t h e same an d s i m il ar nam es, the public are A • ALE, in BOTTLES, of superior Quality, which he Is infirm as to be obliged to use a crutch. The plainti ff I I, in One thick Vol. duodecimo, requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the enabled to dispose of (for ready money only) at Eight Shillings, was a remarkably wai-lookino man and consequent:Jr Ws. in boards, names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. Nine Shillings, and Ten Shillings and Sixpence per Mien.— 3ATECHISM, with Notes and Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspurnmects Bottles, if not returned, to be paid fur at 3s. per Dozen. Pint- sustained an irreparable injuiy from the accident. i ; id from the Litin. To which is pre- (the only Age nts i n London authorised by the Proprietors), in chasers may depead on being supplied with real E.DINBURG 11 Three or four witnesses were called for the plain- ;tory of Unitarianism in Poland and bottles, mice es. ed. each. Where may be had, Sponge Boxes ALE, free from Adulteration. tiff, and the case stated Was proed. i 1 of Gold, Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, Sec. gy Mona, addressed to Mr.- ALLAN, Mures Wqmir, • AS REES, F.S.A. - Also. Heinie's Caacnrze llifsorresta in bottles at 25 . ttd. and urrese, or No . 1, FAST Sun M P C MILL tact, 0411411CLikl.-ROAD, Alr. Toro . ING, for the defendants, lamented the • 1 Surat, Rees, Orme and &OWN Pa- larger with glass stoppers, at 45.6 d. each; ' their names beta( -" a LDMIOIVIK, London, will be promptly attended to. plaintiffs misfortune, but opened the case of iai. - . - i- s I ~ i the stamps. table accident, not at all arising from the coachr..as's $ were published, Pbr RHEUMATISM'S, COLDS, and 'DISORDERS of the P.S. ALE forwarded to the Country, properly packed, by estalesel Remittance, or a Reference in Town for payment. misconduct. I • Ft ' 1 with Plates, price 51. 3s. boards, STOMACH and BOWELS. , „._ . l Amongst the wi tnestes • called for the defendant, .. 1 , 1 UItOPEAN and ASIATIC D R. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS, restored to lIE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF were Mr. Dubois, a merchant in the city, a Mr. r i the Manuscript Journals of Modern their primitive excellence, from the original and only re- T s , dpe , under Dr. James' s hand, delivered b y him to Mr. New- HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HILL, M.D.—For Stok bOth outside e Stokes, p ssengers, the latter of whom * ' k Coughs Colds Asthmas; and Consumptions, this medicine is . EP.T WALPOLE, A.M. bery, when he purchased, and had a regular assignment of, halt had one of his arms broken in two places, and Mr. I ittscr!pt Journals, and Remarks on the property. ,The negligent manner in which . . the Analeptk unequa lled , • th e Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relief, and u and by due perseverance, on a radisal cure. Those whoa Lungs Croon , an attorney; besides several lookers-on, vita ir, Syria, and Egm by late Travel- Pills have been compounded of late years, is notorious , n - are injured by Cold, or opprewed by a quantity of Glutinous proved that 'the coachman was free from ali blame i t e l Natural History, and Geo- onerous complaints were received from old purchasers , . not only Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy. It opens the ,ho-- re elucidated by Drawings and Ob- of the inequality of their sizes, and their alteration from a light and that he had taken every plecaution wilich tie ratic D,ucts, heals the soreness of the breast removes difficulty . e er yet been before the public, and to a dark colour ; but also of their being less efficacious than of B thing, promotes easy ft em s etoratim, t oad pseveuts as well most careful driver cOul . cl adopt. Some of the wi l t- 1 1 ermation as correct as it is new. heretofore. Mr. Newbery frequently remonstrated against such , as cures all consumptive Aff ,so fatal to thousands in this nessas attributed the accident to the ponderous vs, tr..t r: :, Rees, Ckune,and Brown, London. mismanagement ; but in vain. He lasd no alternative ; foe he thosecountry. No medicine was ever so universally counterfeited as of the plaintiff's person, which, in the turning ox tie • - i was bound by covenants not to sell any Analepdc Pith, but IMPROVED METHOD OF IN-this, and a few ram ago; the Wife of the Rev. Robot Fowlw, roach, put it out of the perpendicular. , , •., LEMENTS of ARITHMETIC " ' • . P by Dr J ames and his family so long as dry Chief Sp of Peloorhowoada, had nourly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Rai- supply his demands. They thought Ai, however, to mike*** Lord Emeationotrcx charged the Jury, that the by a Chemist and Druggist in London. Bal- -lin 12mo. pri= as. 6d. bound, supply in January, 1817; and an attempt has bun made brans nine ., lll = hag 1.1 SIENTS of ARITHMETIC ; Grandson of the Inventor to usurp the wide, boalemot.oodlo. am. . will hunt the Names of" Shaw and Edwards, action would lie; if they were of Opinion that the a , I and SCHOLAR'S ASSISTANT, the false title of "Mils Proprietor." Mr. Newbesy is now • gles=l ll % • 0 1P.M an eke t rap' coachnsan's negligence, in forgetting his passer.g2ts, ~, ) i • i '• awns, and expressly designed' lbr tore absolved from his enpgeinents, and enabled to . . 4114111. " 66, St ' Pa " d's . $111 " 1 / o PP" ft " lie n n* " l had- octal; oneetthe necetsity of turnin g - back out of ~_ . ir simple Rules, viz. Additioo. So& public the Genuine Medicine In its most • - - - - _:' 6 ' 4°9lmallibilllt ' sp.,,,s on die . nak...,, F"tjltlY : ; sepss,,,,„, " by . 64ag s er er „„ g h esd , his course ; but at the same time his Lordship Chonz,:st 1 4 , N . , 1 d Diyannia. =sum into 011 Z boil , pledges rumseu to be Mentleeny ,he An . .s.. . de ..., ........ _, , , . -- • ••• Exchan g e ; and Emerson, East Smithfield. it was a Cage liir mitigated dama g es . x, and now in use at Christ's Hospi- by Dr. James in his lifetime, and ebdued with eli - price 34. a and is. 91. ' I I '0 It .. .. .which is prefixed, the introductory which established their reputation. FRANCIS KS . ~, . . The Jury found for the plaintiff—Damages S(W. . , 'otadon. They are sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the • - _.,„ --• YNOLDS. Writing Master. house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Pad's, Leonine '' t s POLICE. ' . les Ht.aL 29, Darneestrem, Dublin; and by their Agent, Ifirdlstswie, '' . ; - . The Ticket No. 14,531, drawn yesterday, a Prize 0 l i i ' ° i,Rms,*-me, and Brown, London. ford-sweet ; and Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cbchapussiesen i , e of One Thuunmd Ponds, was shared by Wises, in - y was published, Be careful to observe, that Mr. Newbery's mew is unravel ilifef2ll2/4111642serte-infonlaatlon mas given that the only son One Quarter, One-Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths, aqd I! _ bribeaussoltmembepi-etthe Duke of ATIIOI., had suddenly de- late , b y L owr y, t h e Fif t h Edi t i on , in the Stamp af fi xed to each Box. l larged, price 14s. boards, DR, JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC aldriolleicite= sad plunged his Relatives into the most sold at his Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and i':', stir circumstances of rather an extra- Ludgate-street.--The Three Thirty Tho usan d s, and • • 1 . 3 on CHEMISTRY. In which PILLS. - 0 Science are familiarly explained and CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. 'abler , neneen.'-Far_...nem has _F eet s.„__ the ___ ,Y °lm g C ' en t lem , e ns Sixty-five other Capitals, am yet in the Wheel, ti- ers of age, Deal 11111POCITKI to be vet KM . NEWBERY, my late Agent for the sale of W ho ii MI / I ' • y though nearly • Five Thousand Tickets were drawn and dejected. always seemed to court solitude, and took a :N , ' I ‘ A ' ; ) t only recommended to young stu- these invaluable Medicines, having failed in an attempt ~..„re than menu= pleasure in perming re .. . I books and pub- yesterday : the Wheel is therefore immensely rich for - s it, s perspicuity of the style, the regular he made in the Court of Chancery, founded upon an untenable """ lindens, and notwithstanding his youth was a most excellent the Second Day, which is fixed for Patrick's Day, . 4 , i 0 he judicious ;election of Illustrative claim of Joint-Proprietorship, to compel me so continue supply. „ Ir. The objects of the miodooary S ocket _ was DX of the plates, are so well adapted log him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his ,'!'""' Y one winc h Tuestinv, 17th March. struck him as most laudable in the eyes of the Aussauvr, and , and especially of those who do not conduct towards my family), and consequently being no longer• at length engrosselhoo much of his attention, that he seriously ex. FROSI TIIE LONDON GAZETTE. 11 1 • n' iciense, that a more appropriate pub- supplied with them from me, is now issuing forth to the world, detenoluatiou to go on a Mission hid:self. The step ,• j•, 1 . I td."—Brit. Crit. composit i ons of his own manufacture, under the same titles. I nr.-- ‘l'dt".. was na tu rall y opposed by his friends, but their advice had no DIVIDENDS. .• • nrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, LOl3. feel, therefore,•that I owe it to the Public, to caution - them • s el, by the same Author, against the consequences of taking such compositions, larder the . and funding _ weight ; the youth had already formed his opinion on the sub- ][arch 31,3. Lacy,Whithyohipbuilder. March 28, R. Jaren, that b e was un lik e ly to receive the sanction of Bristol, timber-merchant. - Merck 27, T. Jackson, Wuth-epon- Dearne, Yorkshire, grocer. March 31, J. Hester, RoF.hester- 4 i al Economy; in which the Elements erroneous impression of their being Dr:James's • and to apprise i t e li ct e ' Noble Duke, his father, to the plan, he secretly left his I P : ly explained. Second Edition , damn . them, that as a certain mark by whi c h to distingUiah the -elms , home, on, Thursday night, and has not since been beard of. As row, T oth i l-fiel d s, brickmaker. March 21, J. W . L. t. itthead, M. .i , ' medicines, each Packet and Box will in future bear a label soonas his Sight was disroverad, the family (whose distress may Howard, and 1 . Haddock , Cateatuo-steeet, bankers. April 4, 1 1 , , I i ,in Three Volume', price 163.6 d. signed with my name, in my ..uus halost-uokt Dr. I with be better conceived than described) were in the greatest terror J. Matthews, Harefield, , hopkeeper. !dual' 24, J. Oriflit, lit, Imagination ; entitled, I beg further to MM. Mellielo thr ta o •-; n - tteiiyd l e r r , -street, sr er tiiiiiLner. March . 14, T. Jethro, % .l . cdde r... ~ ; ; or, THE MODERN PRO- w hich the Public ugh air. N ew b ery re_,__, des cribi ng . dress, an d o ff e ri ng an immense rewar d street , • March 26, A. , h 3 ' and his father, for Jle•Cr prepared, or could ''''•"": 'chair-maker. March 28, H. Coeke and Ea Prince , Col Breen til ; '' lETHEUS.to any person who could give information respecting him. He be prepared, by any e nter , my grwedfather, .street, merchants. March 26, J. Gay, Gidfinghaia, Suffolk, 11 . MLLES., from my day ' n 6 feet high, has bhle eyes, and light comp l et i on . fatalism* .. i Did I solicit thee and his Suns , my f r. : Jame"' ( by the was received at this o ffi ce that he had been seen at Brighton, and dealer. March 24, J. Morley, Liverpcad, draper. devil 14, s . t latter in trust for me.. the age appointed for . J. Warren, Limehouse, cooper . M.sch 25, J. Brown, Mate- womote me?—Paradise Lost , officer was sent to that with dispatch , se consequence an place all deer to me Iml assured, thurefore the recipe being handed . ~ ford-brires Lincoinshi-e me tr • A -il 1 T . $ i; . : 1 ~ ...ackingtoa, Hughes, Harding, Mayor but failed in the object of his search, and receiving a further clue. - ae -9 .' • -re. • P. er s • Pe", CST' that no thinking person will venture on taking Mr. Newbery s re. set off post4saste for Portsmouth. Herethe neuter rests. stow, Monmouthshire, inercha..t. Much Sit, J . Varier, Ch- • navel and untried compositions, which, in bin advertisement. ford, tobacconist. iLANDI WORKS. Mr. Newbery confesses he has only prepared for the last few i. i ? .nd Co. respectfully inform the months: ary one who may unfortunately have tried them, will About two months ago the son of a tradesman at P . g ! CERTIFICATES, MARCH 24. . eve recently re-published the various be quickly sensible of the difference of their effect, from that ofrtman, Bristol, shopkeeper. S. Card,jun. Mere, WI" :''. '( 0 ; Islington was missing, advertisements were circa- spire, e m L e • Author, which are now on sale at the the genuine medicines, now prepared by me, as they were by , Armes.H . Stanle y , Lower mum; uronasengtr. the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this wit be lat 4 and about ten days afterwards the parents re- W. Rees, King's-mews-gate, Castle-street, Leicesur-Selds, bum. . . AIM Witrilitcs, with Anecdotes and the best refutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and : tlsorioua calved the melancholy news from a vraterman that draPer• J. Price, Clirow, Radnorshire, fanner. , 4 , ...3uporattes ; elei;antly printed in two endeavours to persuade the Public of their identity. he had fOund the body in the river, near Blackwall. DISSOLUTIONS OP PARTNERSICPS. i • - its, 11. 1.. • Since the facts I have already published, thereby rawly de- • , ,'.< i - The corpse was brought home and interred. Yester- H e r ro n and Kyle, Kingettreet, Covent-Garden, tilers. L a . )&sru or Center ; a Sacred Poets.; II In"strati r 'S that my grandfather never communicated to wee • th 1, iss. day the boy ' s host appe ared at his father's house, rsoo out of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated g.. Cohn and Kraus, Partman-strem, stationers. Wood and Wrt4be. t' roes why we should believe in Christ Vledidues in question, I deem it unnecessary for me to notice arid, to the surprise of an, well clothed with flesh alum J. and T. Bug; Finley, W ittersham, grocers. .. e, ..nley, timber.rret- , . i %ion; addressed to the Patrons and any thin that Mr. Newbery has stated, but bi sasseetion in a law and blood. He persists in denying that he was ever White and Clifton, Bath, sum ohs. ' Wile and Eraelts- . • i i ma, Amsterdam. Munrds and Brown, ' London. T. and 3. ' . ✓ Philosophy; elegantly pri nte d, wi t. Advertisement, " that the Analeptic Pills have for some pars fa. eid. been prepared in a negligent and imperfect manner." drowned, though the waterman actually received a Milh, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwe!l, watchmakers. G. and i ' ' reward for fin-flag his corpse! :ea; a Novel. Three vols. degas* This is an assertion not :Minded on fact, the Pills having been - F. Dupont, Noel street, featleasenenufacturtn. Rae and Oct ;1 i Leeds, stu ff -printers. bfiddon let and Fre:swell, Boroughbridee, i prepared itioariubSy in the same manner by the above-mentioned BONA PA RTE.—From an officer or board the' Vass- timberanerchants, &c. Render and Horgan, Leeds, milliners. i t i At; by IL Cumberland, Egg. and Sir persons successively. No complaints were ever made by the sons frigate, which arrived at St. Helena the Ist of Woodnorth and Co. Ginns, near Vinitthaven. Swainson std Bart elegantly printed, IL 106. purchasers in Braton-street ; nor did Mr. Newbery himself es ;,1' . . 1 f I Jr, :.'otlectica at Mural, literary, and Fa- make any complabn, until the time of the Chancery suit. Mr. , last, . • January wah dis patches sent out in the Tyne, Co. Waltoode-Duie, caliciapriaters. Seedorff and Co. sagely- • I 1 18s. ilewbery's object in commencing this suit was i.) canape( me is for the Governor, we are informed that Bonaparte Morlthouse Barnard Castle, seedscaen. refiners. J. and J. . , M. • ‘• and J. Nickel's, Haymarket, trial-maks& Anderson and Sett- hed in Lime Bvo. Trice 13s. supply him perpetually with those very Mt Whin/she new endeavours has at length become so gloomy and sullen, that he son , Walbrook, surgeons. lilitikkern and Butcher, Preston • e 1 truth to depreciate.—The is, th at ',sir. Newbery, finding himself w ill s ee no one b ut hi s i mme diat e a t ten d an t s , an d on rii.... I: inert Band R. Atkinson, Bath, brandrmerianta. .P. 1 and black ink, a curious and elegant incapable of making • Pills , (even in appearance ,) similar to the limited rumber is printed, price 2L fis) .„ i d Pills ,leis rather than admit his incomp etence to the 7th of January , previous to the Blossom's depar- G. Backer, linuttd . "ditch, e , awnbrckers. Ross and Co. Telt. f , ll . IUNDRED POINTS e 1 GOOD -- el) . tare, Napoleon's• - -ro stated, without that imitate them, affects to say, the genetne are incorrettly Mann- su. n , merchants. Martin and Vs rots, Moretenhampstead, atones i, i together with a reel: of licsatwirtar, factored. The Public will readily perceive the reason of the he was extremely b loated, and was besides affected It, ' Pe-kii a and White, Warwick, currier'. Pant and Simpson, le.'eve • 1 • ' ' nestic and Rural Eczrancy, for every anxiety manifested by Mr. Newbery thus te account, in some wilt jiver a Complaint. .....alton, attornies. APDougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, stan- nic& A. and D. Gil/41e, lslanchester cabinet-makers- Lees • ' i i ' . exhibiting a Picture of the Agriculture, way or other, however absurd, for Ms Pills being of a different file s if England in the Sixteenth Century.— coiner from the genuine : indeed they are so unlike, as well is „we have already mentioned the death of Count and Co. Lancaster, roiler-makers. Harrison s a d CO. Castle - i $ - ' explanatory of obsolete Worda , end thr.4 ll •properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety may pn7.. rLATOTP. The honest ardour Barnard manufacturers. Barker and Pickin, Radfore., litne- with which this brave I , . :f the Authar. , dealers. Brown and Veall, Islington, lines.di.irerz. Wood and chasers (as his Advutisetuents request) ask for Mr. Nesvirarrs and loyal Chief led on his irregular bands to the de- MAYOR, L?. D. Pills," for they are certainly not Dr. James's. feat and discomfiture of the unprincipled Tyrant of I Sanders, Worcester , glove-manufacttne rs. Nistett and Reid, i' . i . Tavistock-place, wine-mercbante. Cex mid Cc. Little Pritatt. oekiwitowe Hughes, Harding, Maul, Why does not Mr. Newb-ry disuse the name of Dr • ' •.• . . G'.•4 rmsl37.--y-square. - ' lame ' u " Europe reflects immortal honour upon his memory, bankers. together, and Introduce his Pills and Powders to the world &ales Langdon and 0111 s, Angel-alley, wirers. Greer.- 'actin& 6d. a Re-publkation of a very own noswums (which they sre) under hn own name? and will hand his name down to posterity as one of haigh and Bromley, Harwood, bieache.-s. Russell and Weise, 1• - Ili ' 1 :liali Historical Work, with a f 3 c 4 ihnilo Dr. James's genuine medicines continue to be 'old at the lsouoe Liverp ool, merchants. Rolls and Hocrc Wendover , cost-trer- high rank among the illustrious heroes of his day. l ''' .l- P and Co. Bad • ' • ' ' piece, in which my grandfather, Dr. J....mes, and the family have 1.--- Nothing could more strongly - prove his honest detes- Swansea. chants. Gundry •ft , . • ~ . • Gray and Simeson, Scarborough, deicers. Knight and s, and Palahorsolle of innilo ; being sided and prepared them for seventy years, No. 33, Bruten-street, - -• •••• rad on of the ferocious enemy and unrelenting ravager &tacit, Hammersmith, apothecaries. C. and G. Power, Ring- 1" 'try el all the Eines awe Memorable Berkeley -square, and by my now sal: Agents, Messrs. nung.a : _r hi s • of t.1.••,g,e Kingdoms, from Brute to as and SONS . Chrelies and Demists, be. 4, ariapaide, corner "I d aug hter in wood. follmons° T .• country, than his promising . his . Itiggensi More, and . Co. Highgate and . Trieste. ale and emingway, Birstall, drapers. Ling sad of St- Pao.'s Chorch-yard, Loudon, and 110. 54, Sackville-suese, . marriage to any man who would bring the unprinci- ay s -.•- also be bed. 4,71. c IL is. in boa d,, . D.:blin ; who art now somplied with Oar% from me. a• vi Bars. ' pled NAPOLEIN a prisoner to his camp. He' died at ' Ricktit, Hatton-garden, temenaken. Pater vil Wiliimra, ' m •rh saddlers. Birley and Son:, Patar. ka,.. CIIIITIOL. , 91..4 en. ly hound, the fey- reerdring copies a 1 Newbery formerly used to be. IL 0 ii. !.'. ME& iieptembei, 11118 1 i I a very .dvinced age' . Paase to his illustrious manes! ' i lia and Bctea Hull. arr , lcc-akc IsT(.. E 7 Mr. SAT A OZ. • . - , • . . it 4 * . :