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; ,,, r R APPEAL Or MURDER. T 0 be SOLD CHEAP, several lo n g t EAsr - HOU) IoiTATES ia D.vaaaaare ; aide *rued vi.tx- HOLD ESTATES in the Countie .1 Etat, Exam mei is Ole %%J.. of Giontorgau.-- , For particasrs, apply to Mr. Maul Mur ray, Surveyor awl Load -Ursa; 41, St. Alerutes-Ltue.--(lattert poet paid. . r lIIE ANNIVER . SAWY FESTIVAL in hcnour of .1. the BIRTH-DAY of his Royal Highness the MICE of SUSSEX, M. W. G. M. of Free and Aczepted Mssocrof Fag Lind, will be held at Freemasons IL 1, Great Queen-straw, coln':-Lits-Vieds, on Toesnar next. Tickets to be had of the brand Secretariee, at the Hall; asid of the Jetretary, iticiulip Secretary to the and of Stewards, SerWanes-Inn, Fleet-street lii the Court of King's Bench, lag Sittings, LORD Eca.rsuoaoucit filed Sarutiaas,..fanuary 9i, (bring the So toed day of Term), for kie.Arguing the Case of Abraham Thornton, who is Appealod of the Murder of Allay Ashford, by.her brother WOliain. The longest and completes' REPORT erf these interesting PitOCEFOINGS will appear in the of TO.3IOKaUW, SUNDAY, January 33. 1818. SALES BY AUCTION. • "I . ' The .price of the Sunday or Monday Or. R abni IS Mgr §1464231CT, and it contains Twenty long Pale Columns, dolly pointed. 01710 E OF t)::DN-iNCE, Januar:, 7, 1618. lASTEIt-GENEII.-tL Lind BOARD of oy i DN.INCE having grantod their authority for the Sale t.ktn from the Plates en/raved on a scale of One from the (;ENLHAL SUR VLY of GIi.LAT : t iN, F rfer,:ied under tlie superintendarke of Colonel M I:D6E, of the Royal Artillery, the Public are that Twenty-eight Plates arc alre;:dy finished, ..;:n impressions Pram them arc on Sale at the in t he 'fewer of London. These Plates form a corn. :lin of the Cars:. front Folkstone, in Kent, to the Land's Cornwall, ar.l thence to Week St. Lawrence, near an.l a§a frost: the Thames to Orfordness. this Work are now in hand ; and Part aicii comsins nszrly the whole of Surrey, and the Northern just completed and published. •.: arliratja ts Baker, at the Drawing-loom, where )1.. ? Fhewn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a c : :he Nurrounding their own Uabitationt, snag s•.;y ss..ezi they please for that purpose. Ixt! , !! dip this sa.itiect, addressed to M:. Baker, under t.,nt.tf Secretary of the Board of atiner.:: , ., ail be immediately attended to, By Order of the Board, R. .1. cRE rV, &calory. EXCIIECLT Fll-BILL OFFICE, January 20, 1819. TO BE P.IID OFF. Bins dated between the 21st and 24th February 1817, and issued on the Credit of the Aids, per 5( Ceorze 111. Cap. 2S. 1 11 P, LORDS CO3DIISSIONERS of Ms MA JES7'Y 's T r. is URI" hatins given directions farkklinge , f the aJoe-.l&entiaiwi Exchequer Bils, with A: Interest Hereon, at the Erchnirier-Bilt Ofce in the rieeeiin ifTsrcherwr, Palau-Yard, tircstmin.it.;r, ow Monday, Me 9th of February :tiendonce will be gir, n d. y (Sundays and Holidays er until and Minding Thursday, Lie sth February,froat Tee' the ii...7eN; till One is Sae ilfiellsoon, for the purpo.,e ..n; the samc ; and, fit the greater diSpateh, Me Bearers of the arc cleared to place the Bills in Lists !Isaiah are to be ob . O:fice), ekuin; Mem in She order If their respectitv n urt• tar th.. same amount bang nun erkagy arranged; r:nt„:eeprimyvlSwru,andlnksest due thereon, computed. th.: days on which they are respectively dated, to ai /ay or February indusive, when the Interest will cease ; 3 arc's, sh.)ukf they be actin as Me Agents f Holders lases arc inserted in the Bills, are pretiondyie inactive Me -n.unts , f ,uell Hullers; and tie Beams are alas indispen-‘ • ..“:14 to mime each Bill with their WWII Signatures, and to ions s and residency at Mc bottom of each List' ; and they icrmi.er rlttirr.l to attend the Exchequer-Bill Office far Pay ' fed:, rezeisk2 the new Bills, and give Ohs Receipts for the semi. :ts H.4l:rs of the aforesaid Bills should be &drew e Parent of the Principal and Interest previews a th a staid dry, f February, they may be ateetnnwatei, we computing the • • b tie Day on which they with to be ;Wel, sled kiadtg di 'said , aossi-tation sonde prior lillrehn Persons as may be desirous of hating new Exchequer Bills to part of Payment of Principal, upon marlin new Bilk, entioning the amount at the Latent f their Lists,deliowed on Ire Thursday, the sth February, may be aceononadataiai. Tet,payWie to or Order, carrying an 'k g Tao Pence by the Day, on eery Au Hundred Pesolde, Minns Bids till bear dale the aid 9th day of February, and' tt debased together with the Rama due in respect of the Bills { site be ft:changed, on Tuesday, the 10th. day of February, tofa2o 60. :F.:chapter Bills We imant in Erchame ~ weileptiAtie or Order, as abne.mentional, asay4reidser emits dy esdersomeett, or mitt be paid to the Barer Wilma &la falei V. J. A ;',eleraer Bib dielaptio .• February, 181; Inc Aiefted to be pad ef, owl the helmet Moms( km oil* IMPROVED FURNITURE FASTP • RIS Compcsition is much used by Cabinet Ma ken to clean 4r.d beautify Mahogany and other wood. Its not disigret.able, neither will it stabs the WhitestLisen, 'a vary little labour will ;reduce tbo nowt brilliant polish. 643:red and Sold wholciAt ar.d rc..,il by T. Surwroc, drug ttenhata High Cros;; and by zprolntotent by Shaw and suds, 66, St. Paul's ca ,, rtbiard ; Randal (late Tutt,) Exchange;rsl and Stilwell, 73, Shoreditch, at Is. each Pot. FRAUD PIILATNTD. 4 ) ea:interact the mazy atttmp E ts that are daily !natte to in.. / oic on the unwary a spurious 001nposition Id the (in:vine Itiackiry prepared by thy and 11artin,thoy ridopted a new v: Lich their signature and addre4s, 97, IlIG:1.1101.BORN, ... , nspiratouslr c.r..tro of the Label, that they Itternion te. this, ...hd of the tyre, whirl is liner-press, wilt cnable pur...h.t.,nrs at 011 k to dett:Ct. : 7-1 ?AtIon, Real lapnn BLACKING, Blade and sold wholcsale by MAR:IIU, 97, IP.gh-liolborn, and retailed by tho Gros. rs, Drnygists, Ifixkiellers, Ironrr.ong.n-s, Perfu bsot-blakers, the United Kingdom, in Bottles at Is. tat. eta. iNG Col 'Oli C;',FtEl) without Inward Rocitos ROYAL. EnBBOCATION. r ANY 'l . :was:lnds of ClAdren are cured arnnally l•• remeli. On tLe f.ri: Atuck, :al immediate uppli - ROCHE'S ,E3lBROCit'll'ON will prevent the corn of the coneketion, and a few times may •nri. !ri :ht 1710 Vt cbstin.te cases perseverance 'nil and no Retasicly c..a be so well cal t'd fcr Ci , lidtrti !:• 7 1. L:- ri quires no medicine to be 117 rrdir. :7.rnnton lks this Medicine is equally '?)U, and rrirlie :aired no r•lisn, Women, and Chil i ;lona and In no case can this medicine be •ir.e.l Cr. •he aalrepiter by J. Roche. and every. V:, St. Paul's Chur c h Yard, Wn•'et.iie .'r:td engraved theaon. ;irid per Bottle. FOR COUt.:f lIOA ftSENLSS.LS, Ate. '-:“GREENCi:(rii'sPECTOPLAL LOZENGES. the great .tuntazid for ss Bich, after upwards ttar s tna!, provest:..'.:a aupertar frinedy for all li''''.'smesses, Sate Throtts. !'...sthmatic and Consump or:?.......ts. T== genLitio tia:y have " R. 11 - arivard," stain!), by what they are prepared, as s uccessor ' : :e;:nourh, the ttotentor ; sold in Elopes Toirtestspetice - by his appoi..to.ent, by F. Newbury and Sopa, Cb.tach-card; Outtan and Co. Ths' Church-yard ; Co. C.scksur-stroet ; Mx, Royal £xthinre; Evans .-n't-lane; Ward, J. 4, Holborn ; Clark, Borough ; t/tr... - d-aarte: ; R..tslays, Floet-Marktt ; Blake% 56, and t 'Vend( cf ;Lilt:int! )'ledicines.. Where also crkhratnd . I . l:4CTrrtri for prei-rv -I.m. a 'Jams, sad eating the. Tooth -:eh, in on'..irpni. ih " B. li , lwred" signal ou the ata.np. .. - Pot rt lit r<- • . . ta::•.-I:Ye.; . _ . . * • - ...,wv ~ - - •,... ..,.., b • ~. ~ •' 4. ''‘ .%' ~;', iff , FrAt ‘. ; • 4 * ~ 1 9 i• .. t- : A A L . v .; . Ih' - I' • • Akz - ,sre X • ,r ..,,,R. 4 „ ~. r , - . - ti '.-- ' • . . - I I _44 ° F - .1 ' .•. • , ~, . . lir . MIKE SEVEN .. PEN er k• SATrIDAY, J.,4 4 1 . U...4,RY 4 , 7 -1 ! .1818. A/ARTIN and Co. Cornhill, and 120, Otto:A -."1. street, .have on sale Tickets and Shares for the New Year's Lottery, and they have a must pleasing duty tu.perfirut in giving their decided approbation of the Scheme. Three Sre Three Prises of 30,0001. One Ifundred Capital ' , sizes, and the usual raniber of sinaller,prizes--.ls.s IN Stumm Molar. In add Non to the Scheme, there are Twelve pipes of Port Wins for Blanks; the full particulars of which may he bad gratis as above. The Lottery consists of 18,000 Tickets, and begins 4th March. MAATIN . and Co. sold in the last Contract, which ended December 20th, and the one preceding, No. 826, 'a Prim of £90,000, in 13 Shares. 4,474, .. Ditto ... 10,000, Whnle - Ticket: 617,... Ditto... 2,000, 13 Shays. 3,630,—. Ditto ' 300 • Guineis, 16 Shares. Dl to ... Roo, ewe Shares. FEE PAESI RErrs, Of FOUR HUNDIIF.D and SIX POUNDS - per Annum. Ey Mfr. ROSINS, At Oarraway's on Tsoathav, Pabru.ti y 19, at 12, Fo oar Lot, THE EERY VALVABLE fREEI-KILD FEE • FARM RENTS, asseandoi to Irma* FOUR' Hr NDILED AND' 'et of ANNUM, aristits from, and issuing oat .4 CAPITAL EnATElfrin ±a Nun* at Nuttinghasn. Iluelhairhadt,Donot,Ecut, Norfoll, Sudthampton, SARA, Sow:, Sine , / ; mod in cardigx., GlanyOttad, Carotarthatt, and ,Pecnbsoke, in Swab Whisk • Mrtittaars may he had of Wan- iftik! ? .Strong, and anckbatn. Sulking% likkacalu's Ida; at Carrawdy ; ; IQ CA all: &Ws. GoLiewearre. Sce. &c. &a. riartieulAr Numbers may be secured by an early application. PARAMOUNT MANOE, FARM, AND LANDS, lathe Parishes of ICKL.VHAMend IIILLINUDON, noir UXBRIDGE. UpWards of ONE HUNDII and SIXTY-NECEACRrs of rich MEADOW, PASTURM, and AR.LBLIL LAND, pan 'fithe-free, the principal pat en a Ring Fence. P.y sit. ROBIN'S, At Garraway's Coffee- Home, Exchange Alley, fern IPS Triusanav, February 19, 1818, at Twelve, Su 'Ewe Lot 11l order of the Trustees, under a Power of Sale. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, julft Tithe-free; comprising the valuable Peraustient 3:aser or Lordship of ICKEN HAM, extending user 'tl.e Manor a See:Arley, and the ?anises of kkenham, with the hiit.• - ;, Royalties, rules, Heriots, and quit-Rents, eat. And ICKEN 'HAM MANOR FARM-not:sr., w th Gardens, and Buildings, situate in the Village of lckenhans, within two Mika of the capital Market Toss n us Vabridge and the Grand Junetit Canal, convertible Into a very eligible Residence for a Gen.:v.. -man's Family i; together with sundry . Enelontre• of rich Nita slow, Arable, and Pasture Lead, principal. part in a ILtigYet wr, containiug upwards of ONE HUNDRED and SIXI sgrEX ACRES, with Cannon's Farm Muse and Cottages, in the Pari-hes of Ickenham and IMiingdon a floe part 01 the County of Middlesex, IS miles from London. To be viewed by applying to Mt. Westbrook, on the Pre raises, of whom Patiiabirs may be bad; at the \lnn* Horse, 'Uxbridge; the Swan, Riehnscriworth ; Wei Arms, Wa:ford; Cranes, Edgrware ; Red Lio n , S ou t h a ll an d Hounslow; the. Did hats, Ealing ; the Pigeons, lirentford ; of Messrs. Hall s Rossat - 4 Rtownley, New Roswell -court, Carey-street at Garetwav's ; end of Mt. Robins, Warwick-awl:et, Ooldenwchare, whets a ; I lan a the Etas. may be seen. • s uRR r.v. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Digible for Building, Between STREATHAM, TOOTING, and MITCHAM. Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with GLiees Garden, &c. Vann-House, and Buildings, and upw a rd s o f TWO Ir.;: DRED ACRES of LAND, productive Gravel-pit ; %vs. miles front London. By Mr. ROBMS, •,11s Gearaway's ca lee-larosee, in Earelsange..Alley, Conaltill, on Tim asnAw, 16, isle at. Twelve o'Ciock, iu Seven Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHI)LD ESTATE, com pridiog a tubstantial FAMILY RESIDENCE., with Daces of all descriptions., planned for the acconur.odation of a Gentleman's Family, with Garde s, Picasure-groonds, houses, and Stables; and Meadow Land, ornamented with f. 21- grown Timber; deniably situate on the r3:.1 Szrentiti-ra Mitcham and Tontine, in the County o: &art. Also, BIGGIN FARM-11GUS:: and 0 VFI'F.S, G.ntlen, Yard+, Stable, and 0,4-buildings, sarrounded by enclosures i.f Meadow, Pasture, mid Arable Land, conthinhi- ' upwards of TWO D D ACRES, Bounded by a Stream of Water, anti the Turupike.roads front London to Mitcham; divided in convenient Lots for erLctil g Villas, the principal part in a fine commandini situation, at .d only beftti mks troin the :liatropclis • on part of the altuncLuice of very Sne Gravel—an alinost incaLaustible :oa: cr of wealth to a purchaser. To be viewed by applying at Biggin Farm-Hoese, or r. the Mansion, where particnlais may be had ; atd of Mr. Charington, Balkans 11111, where particulars may be had ; at the Wheatsi,af, Tooting; Greyhutuid, Larslialtut ; Head, Mitchaia and Epsom ; Cock, Swam ; King's Arms ...no Greyhound, Ct . oydhn ; Windmill, Clapham Common; of Messrs. Nieman and nines, Solicitors, Lincoln's loci ;_and of Mr. Rohins, at wic.k.-4: ! 10.-.. Golden-square, whore a Plan of the F.s;ato taay L. fee uriticsinitr. BETIVP.F.N READING, AMNODON, ILSLEY, PANGBOURN, ANU NEWSURX, BEECH and PLASEMORE FA t.MA, ‘VGODS, FS tble FAR 3I RESIDENCES, and LAND; 11l NORM) ACR.E& By MR. ROBINS, (By Order of the Etc c,itors of Jour Stumm, eemsed.) • At Garraway's Cuftiv.ht.use, in Eacharge-Alley; Cosetill, on Tutrasusy,-;%larch 10, lal , at Twelve .;Ciack, iu Four L.:s, Lot I. l k VERY Valuable FREEHOLD 1:STIVill, the MA NOR or REPUTED IA ANO R FA R M of BEECH, in •Itand, snuat.e is the isitaworth Ashanistead, a short snit:aut,: from Belay anti kaugbuorn, a vt.4 healthy part ut the Cowry, aad a fine commanding spot ; ...- prising a Matisiun a Pai.-llouse, with Office s , AA Cratte.:_, Orchard, si.atiou. Via at-yattl, Stables, and various OA builthags, with zu:sici Eatbisures of Mcatime, Pasture, r:th Anstalt! and Wood Laoci ; iu 40 excellent state of .cutalt i viwards of HUNDRED AID I"WRLITR ACR2S. All lying - compact, and sure osiodies the Buildings. Lot 2. A moat desirable Freehold li.tate, PEA:a:MORE FARM, with Common Rights; situate at Peasemorc, ace Cheveley, Raley, and Newburi ; the late Rissidente of Jour :« HIEN% ...stldeceased; comprising genteel DwAlinr-inause , tiny ui cniortx Apartments, spacious and ettelient (Aces of scriptiton capital Garden, Orch ar d, a secii-plaunca Farm-yaid, surrounded with substantial Farm-buildings of all description*, Stable, Coach-house, Dog-kennel. and various erections ; Enclo sures cf Meadow, Pasture, Araule, and Woad Lard , cont.uairt upwards of FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervased, ind the body soon falls as easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties, and to re store the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and experience, and we trust that thirty years' succesdul practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superio rity over every other Practitioner. In recent caws of Syphilitic Infection, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days, and in those capes of a more csamtleated nature, where other practitioners have failed of suesess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient soand and per qect re-establishment. To those who are labouring under a r .- nend or local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe ponces the inestimable rower of rem.- eating the most (khan:nod Constitution, whether it arises imm the indiscretions of youth, or by a residence hi hot or unhealthy climates, too sedentary a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, injudicious use of mercury, Ste. or should it pi ceed from art habitual tendency to consumption, these our res toratives win produce the happiest erects. In place of Lassitude and liebll.ty, we oiler lasting Health, Strength, and Spirits; and even to the aged and infirm our plan of treatment will afibrd sa lied and comfort, by gently and safely Invigorating the system. Numerous caws of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a sale,.c,i tain, and exitrintis mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. a weakness. relatadoa, and debility proceeding 1. this complaint are speedily revved, and the Katie= resto:ct. sound and rigorous health. Patients of either &a may consult us with the greater bonen-, deicer", and seerorT, N our bcust. Vo. 107, Hatton Garden. . Ch:flitlL and CU. litirgenns, /fa. 107, Hatton (oudl,u. , THREE,. HUNDRED AND TWRKTY-POUR ACRES, AU ly:::g cottpact, and an excellent lute of cultivation ; a most destrAie property for an :Agriculturist VT a GClltitil•an ford of kisixt Sports, being tr. a hne Sporting f:nuctry, pieety rf (;vnit, and I , ,verld racks of Thsunds in the aeighbouritood ; miles of Clltt re:ey. three ffem %lee, and st-ven frrut N,Arts tn e, Both t:sest ..re tine Sheep ;•*arcts: the crops of frf)ll,.CK! rtrtlV knt..3%.11 5.1:1. Lot s. N'CE 1 , 1tE10101'.1) mutt MI I .IPOW LAND, lying in Shellis:d I:eadote, near Thea!e, in the Pat:sh of li.rt:,:te!d, in the ocete.i.ttion of Mr. Daart.ft, of nettle; con t.ii7s 5 VR.Y3T. '• - 1.; 4... k CO:. ACT SMALL ESTATE, held for the Life of a (irrAtmaa aged forty years; situatat Lilly, in the l'ati4k of W..1t0r., comprising Two Cottages and (4.irden, in the possebsticn of FILANVir 1).1r and Wit. Manarau.; and Two Laial, in hand ; the whole containing 2 A. z. It. Two Cow Commons zdjcirarg the road trot! • e rarnhorough and Newbu r y. L,1 ., :s may be viawed by applying to Mr. 1 . 6011133 Prater. ; the %Siff at Peas, more ; Mt. Joseph NOT*, where particulars may be had ; also the Pellet* ; Nt-604MS, Strs'edY. and %leg; alba the Clown Inns, lle-disig ; the Post-house, Abtot*a Se!t. at t:arraway's ; of Mu Hobbs, Wass - t where seen. QUADRILLE DANCING. ALLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives Public Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, and Cotunty Dances, as danced by the select Fashionable, of Paris and London. Morning Sets for Ladim only—Evening Scts, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to umatight or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and more expeditious or refined acquirament than Public Lessons convey. Family Parties attended. • Youth qualified for the Pro-. laden, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for aiding which he has on sale new-invented self-playing instru ments, enabling them to ctdtivaretheir own Dancing, give Rails without Models/Is, or amuse themselves uhdttiends with Music by Clock-work. SECOND EDITION. This day was P ublished, in foobeap, price Bs. in boards. rirEADLONG HALL.—" To all curious or even matral observers of the solemn and important whims of ' tie day, it will afford a pleasant evening's arunse...-sent ; and we recommend it ip a very harmless earabiller to a numerous dau of readers."—Monthly &view, !dud: 1817. Printed for 'l'. lisakhain.ls. Old Boad'itreet 2d Ballwin, Cr4dock, arid Jay, Paternoster -row. This day was published, In 4to. price One Guinea in boards, Part I. of THE ENCYCLOP/EDIS METROPOLITANA; or, UN' YEILS A L DICTIONARY of KNOWLEDG E, on an Ckiginal Plan comnrising the two-fold advantage of a Philosophical and an Alphibetical Arrangement, with' Twelve appropriate and entirely new lingraviugs, by eminent Artists. N. B. A few Copies are printed on a superfine Royal Paper, with proof impresaians of the plates, price 'TWO Guineas. P6ntod for Rest Femme, Loader. ItOWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE. On the let of January was ribboned, in royal folio, embellished with Four colonist Ingrevinp, No. I. price m. ed. to be condoned weakly motif completed, of UOWIANDBONI- CARICATURE MAGA-. it ZIFE; of Mirror of Moth t losing) collection of original Caricatures, /tn. drawn and engraved by T. Bowfin:6w, J. Gilroy, An. A New* Edition. Landon: Ribboned by Thomas Tegg, Cbeapside ; and may be had of all Booksellers; where also may be had, Dr. Syntax's Life of - Napolsoo, price S6s. .01NEY ItYMNS. This day was pubibhed, an Edition in a Pocket Volume, most elepntiy printad, in Ws, price 3s. boards, fILNEY HYMNS; in Three Books.-1. On the Texts of Scripture. 2. On Occasional Subjects. 3. On the Progress and 'Changes of the Spiritual Life. B r Mr. -COWPER and the Rev. J. NEWTON. • Prinuld by C. \Thin/01am; and sold by Williams and San, Stationer's-coon; J. Neibet, Casde.street ; and all other Book. sellers. ~.. 1. Please to give orders for Whittiogham's Edition. TM FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPT'S. his durwere published in Onp Volume, 4to. embellished with a finely engraved-Portrait, price 2L 12s. 6d. -boards, MEMOIRS of the LWI E and. WRITINGS of BENJAMIN' FRANKLIN, I L D. F. U. S &c. Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States 'of America at the Coen of Waste, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indepee dence with Great Britain, now first published from the original MSS. written by himsel f a late period, and continued to the time of his death, by his Grandson, WaLTAX 1 . 1.107 a / * JUNK- Esq. Printettfor Henry Colburn, Contbit-street. Of whom and all l)wkscllers may alsO be had, lately yublished, 'The Private Correspondence of Dr. Fran Jilin, from Us.: Yr.u. 175.1 to 1790. the Second Edition, in two large re... Lilts, bvo. price U. es. boards. MEMOIR AND PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE'. -------- - - R. COLBURN has the honour to acouaint the lYi Magic, that, among many other interesting Papers, the NEW MONTHLY MAGAM.NIi, p..11-..lishiid the let January, price its. contains a very complete Item :ir of the 1.& of her Royal Highness the Pamela Charlotte, accompanied by a beau tifully engraved Portrait, from an original Miniature. 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CAUTION. —I feel it my duty to remind the Public from tune to time, until it may become generally known, that I have removed the gg of my Grandfather Dlt. JAMES'S MEDICINES from Messrs. Newszny to Messrs. Bests and Sows, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and that their Warehouse, and the House of my late ikaniffather, No. 33, Button-street, Berkeley-square, are the only places in London where the Medicines, prepared as the Public have been supplied with them for the last seventy years, with the Lust im provements of the Inventor, can be procured. My own inter et may be said to suggest this intimation; but the baneful C 01114.- quer4i I daily hear of, from taking the spuricus Medicines at tempted to be sent into circulation under tie sanction of my 6randtather's name, compel me to make it. I now sign my name in the label of each box and packet of the Pills and Powder that is .sent from my Flaburutory, as a phin distinction of the genuine ' and offer this as a caution to the Public.—Messrs. But ler and Sons have established a Warehouse at No. 34, SAA ville street, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be had genuine. Bruton-street. It. G. G. JAMES. Dr. J A str,'s Powtom has been for nearly seventy years known as die best remedy extant for }levers, Colds, Hoarsents.es, aD Inflammatory Diseases, and F.ruptwe Disorders atteu.h.-4 with Fever thus, in the Measles, so prevalent at thi> time, tew h.:r remedies are employed. Dr. JAMES'S AXALLTTIC Pat t, by tn a sen tpz tution of an altera tive and tonic medicine, promote perspiration *hen checked, at the same time that they restore the smog* of the constitution. They are particularly serviceable . in indigestion, whether induced by free living, or by a tesidynct: in unke..ntay climates. ;L... • 5...