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CALP.DONIAN ASYLUM . for •SOPPORTING and EDU- • , - . W.ASHING. the UNII'LI) COMMON COUNCIL holden in the Chamber C-ATING the ciftr.DftwAr of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, WANTED, Ofte AT Two Pamiliei or Single OentleA rIVE COURT of DIRECTORS of A _r ni". r• .Sl.lll-11 —A' &1.. eta—. ...g . T ...•,1 nip. •Art W.......•v nunl VA T 1 icitne i. , A •BA A lIITn Aft,. C./A/ATV .• 111,1 b 2 -.. l ... men's WASIiINn. in .n aii. .1... a.. ... PL....naafi !I'VE COUR. : CONPAAY of MEAICHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST LVDMS,do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-stree‘, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th April next, from . Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Si: in the for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Company for Four Years. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Sing* men') WASIIING, in an airy situation, nn ittnisodililli Terros.--ItetectaiN irk-retire can be Mien. Direct (po pad) to A. Phiiii#s; 5, Virelli-tgtott-street, Caindt4 Town. . . . and MARI ,smns, NATIVES OF SCOTLAND, %viler have died or been disabled in tho Service of their Country, and of in digent Scotch Parents, resident in London not entitled to Paro chial Relief, Crass -street, Batton.garden. Patrorchis Most Grcious Majesty the )(TVG. ON SUNDAY NEXT, TWO SEUMONS will be preached for the Benefit of the Institution. at the €7aledottian Church, by the Rev. EOWARD IRV IN G, A. M. Pastor yf th3t 'Church. Divine Service to begin at Eleven in the Forenoon, and at Bait past Six in the Evening, precisely. The SEVENTH AN NI vgitsAny FESTI VAL will - take place at the Freemisons' Tavern, on SATORDAs', the 10th instant. His Royal tlighness the 'Duke of YORK and ALBANY, Pre sident, in the Chair. sTzw A R DS, The Most Hon. the Marquis of J. C. Berries, 114 q. M.P. • •••• Graham. Robert limes; V. I . Sir Charles - Cockerell, Bart. Peter Laurie, Esq. Sheriff: R. Townsend Farquhar, Esq. Colonel Martin Lindsay.. Thomas Brunton, Esq. • Henry Longlaads, Esq. Andrew Colville, Esq. . Simon ilv Gillivray, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. . James Alitch4:ll, 'Esq. Arch.' Farquharson, of Finzenr, t Col. David Stiwarr, of Garth, Vag. M.P. _ . I C—B. . BURN'S ECCLESTASTWAL LAW. Tliii day was publisl:cd, in Four Volumes, /Ivo. price XS. Si in boards, dedicated, hY iserrnlssiOn, to tte Right Honourable Lord Sr..well, a New Edition of V 1 11 E ECCLESIASTICAL LAW. ItyRICHARD L li Ult N , I, L.l). Chineeltor of the Mice*, of Citlisie, end Author of " The Office and Duty of a duitice of the r, tee.* The Eighth Edition corrected, with considerable addition., fly ROBERT PHILIP Tyrewurrr, Esq. Of the, Middle Temple. Ptinted for T. Cadelkt f:C. and J. Rivington; 3. and.Sbn ; and I.,istnl!f, p l isse, Reed Mite. BiosoO • TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. • • LAMS AND GINTLEXZW, THE ELECTION of SiX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WED. NE.SDAY, the 14th April next, the favour of your Vote and In. terest is requested for the following Gentlemen, vizi . T (Was Du Pre Alexander, Esq. • Hon. Hugh Lindsay Robert Campbell, Esq. - John Morris, Esq. 2161 Demi. Edroonstone,Ewi. John .Golds. Ravenshaw, Eaq. b Wialch will much oblige, Ladies arid Gentlemen, Your most bumble Servants, • • "WILL:I[4M WIGE A M, WILLIAM ASTRP-ti • .~ Charles Forbes, jun.' lir+ D. C." Gut brie, . •.' 'fic cats 20s each, to lie Itad - of tI • • • . the' George Tritton, Esq. Edward. Rose Tunno, Egg. Stewards, at the Asylum, and at ivern. . JOHN. BAI [.LIE, . JOHN'EEBB, JACOB BOSA NQIJET, WILLIAM STANLEY cLARKE, • JA feIY,S DANIELL. JOHN HUDLESTON, 30tIN LOCH, CAMPBELL MARJORIBANKS, JOAN MASTER:IA N, CHARLES MILLS, Jun. . :.:c 'zirb r'. : • *II:till's! TAYLOR MONEY, JOHN PETTY MUSPRATT, EDWARD PARRY, JAMES PATTISON, RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN, • • .cigiptx,gsATON, PRESCOTT, , , . 1..• GEORGE ItAIKEB,.. • VEORGI ABERCROMBIE -ROBINSON: 1 • • GEORGE SMITII, • . JOUN TOORIStIIILL I • • . EVERY TOONE. , East India HousetManit so, t Rt 4, • • - • ,f TO EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIIII.IIIII2 1.1 A 'VINO the honour of being reehmtriendcd - tti lon , . 1 4 by the Dimities of the East India Company, as CANDiI 1)01 7 .9 ••f6o .4 the DIRECTION to be chosen this year, rietake the liberty of requesting the faltOtat of yoUr VOTE on the day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the 14th April nest. We are, Ladies and Gentleman, - Your most obedient and most humble Servanti,., JOSIAS DO PRE AL.EKANDIU. it (NW; CAN • NEIL tial4lA MTN EDMONSTONEr HUGH L.INDSAY, • • .1011 N MORRIS, v ; . , JOHN G4LDSBO4OUGE.RAVENtsiESW. But Intik Nouse, airtil4 t lt44. • • -• • .llSts Jay was publishtd, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGII MAGAZINE; Nu. LXXXVI. for Alarcb, 1614. CONTENTS: I. Letter from a First floor Lodger.—lL iIA Martine's Poetry. —III. Delavigne'sr New Comedy. and Messeniennes.—l V. Joh, 11.11 and his Wife. A Sketch.---V. Ireinnl.—vir. On Moonlight. .From the Su/dish IA The Shepherd's Calendar, las, The-Loneso--IX. The bon-of-War's Man. Chapter 10 and 11.—X. Tbd Mdialturgb Review, Nd. LX XVI IL Artlehms 1 andlo.. The Mate of NAM"' slid the Holy Alliance —XI. Saying, and Doings. Note front Mr- o Woherty- -- XII. Croly's The recent 'State Papers concern:. ins South America.---XI V. Noma Arab/Siena. No. 13. Printed foe Willaknt Blackwoq‘Adigimorgihs and T.. Cadelt, Strand, London. •, . - . . „ This day was published Price 91. Part I: of the • TITEItARY. (;AZICITE AIsiIDrIJOURNAL -OP BELLES LETTRES,• ARTS, tacs• for the year LB24; • comprising thirteen' Weekly• Numbers. 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LIGNUM ON THE VENEREAL, &c. • • SECOND EDITION. of the Guildhall of the Qty of London, on Weruissoity, the 31st day of March, 1824, ltesoays : D, • That this Court has learnt with regret that a 13111 has been brought into the House of Commons by his Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Department, hairing for its ohjett to con thine, for at further period, an Act first passed for a temporary ',repose, in the 566 year of the reign of his late Majesty, com monly called the Alien Act. That this Act, which has always been open to great objection in principle, as placing many thousand persons resident in this Country within the discretionary poWer of the Ministers of the Crown, and depriving them of that full protection from the law, which, before the passing of this Act, they had enjoyed, has now become still more objectionable, inasmuch as the reasons on which were founded its original enactment and subsequent renewals as a temporary measure, have wholly ceased to exist. That the sparing exercise by the Ministers of the Crown of the powers granted to them by this Act, so far from being a reason for its renewal, is a strong argument sgsiast the necessity of 'the mea sure; and while this Court .gladly expresses its satisfaction at the resaiction of these powers proposed by the Bill now before l'ar liament, yet it sees much reason to apprehend that the perpetuation of an Act so inconsistent with the spirit of our Laws, and ac, liable to abuse, may be effected by arguments which, when justly consi dered, prove it tribe at once unnecessary end uneonstitntionale.. ' That greavadvantags has been derived to this Country from its ,former liberal policy of admitting Aliens to a full participation of the protection of the LaWs—many valuable arts, inventions, and manufactures having been brought hither by ingenious foreigners, who have chosen to remove their capital and 111E111 out of the reach of arbitrary power, and to place them under the safeguard of our free Government. That th., ancient policy of our Government not only gave to Aliens the inestimable right of EnglNhmen, that they should be protected from punishment without previous trial and conviction by a JUry; hilt it also fenced . that right with especial care, by the provision that that Jury might conaist of an equal number of fo reigners; whereas, under the operatSon of the Alien Act, they are exposed to the discretionary tiereise 'of individual authhilty, and may be punished' to the extent, of the ruin of their commercial as well as other prospects, without appeal to 'any pubic or responsible Just published, price 2s. 6d. • ATREATISE on the. VENEREAL DISEASE,. containing plain and practical Direction., by which any out: May cure himself. By JOHN LIG NIT Vf, Surgeon, Manchester. • To be had of Mr: flgruin, Bridge-street, Manchester; Simpkin std Marshall, Stationer?. court ; J. and C. Evans, 43 , Long-lane, Vest Smithfield, London ; and of all other Booksellers and Medi cine Venders in Town and. Conlin y. •, As the above Work is divested of technical terms, it will'be round a 'valuable compendium. on this disease. The prescriptions nit all given in English, and everything is explained in the most .'o•Cerlgibie manner. Mr. LiGNUY'S Pu.Ls, for the infallible cure of all degrees of supkilitic Diseases. One small pill is a dose, and the taking of one boa, in a resent. case, will convince the patient of -his speedy reco very. Nothing con be better contrived, more safe or : convenient, that' this rostotinin totally gadicatiag retry symptom of this de structive nobody. by sea or land, as it needs no confinement, re crahlt of diet, or hindrance of business. Sold by Mr. Liguuni ' 65, Bridge-street, ALanchester; also by J. Intl C. Beau, No. 4.y., Long-lane, West-Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market; T. and C. Butler, 4,.Chaapside; E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yaa4; and; lleary Mcr111 , 33 , Whirechapel, London ;J. Charles,lllary-street, Dablin ; R. Scott, and J. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; R. NeL son, Surgeon,and J. Baxter, Italian Warehouse,Clasgow ; and the riacipal Venders in every Market Town, price only Lt. 9tl. each box. Of whom also may be bad, Mr. I.JG . SIIM'S Isulov . ID :VI:GETABLE " 2 "8, for slI Scorbutic Eruptions, price Es. W. duty GOSS'S W HandAmu pagina nostra sapit. • Our page relates to man.—Ms anat. Just published, price ss. in hoards, Sixteenth Edition, r I 'HE lEGIS of LIVE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscrttions arising from Human .Fl - afity. is which the ('auses, Symptoms, and bar.etul Effects of Lues • Ve nerea, Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Etc: are fullyide-. veloped ; Part 11. embrices Practical Observations on Sexual De-, bility, Self-Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with some intereising Observations onVegetable and Animal Life ; in Part 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding sybjects, explaining, them in a familiar manner.—By GOSS and Co. Consulting Sur geons, London. • Natura beads Omnibus ease dedit, si quis cogapverit uti.—CrAuntsx. Since }leave:: to off the fund of bliss supplies, Its frug,al application marks the wise; 2. lIrcalANA, a lion-Nedical Analysis of some Complaints in cidental to Fennabas, in which_ are offered some important admoni tions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sympa. thies, and formation. 'The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Interesting and inyort; nt cases illustrate the subject. Quo fugieVenuir lieu! <inure color deceits. 1)or. Lib. 4. Oil. 12. . 1 lithitlier files Lime ? Ns ! where the cluirmin,g Gloom ? The above naityhe bad of Sherwood, Jones antr Co. 20, Paternes- I 'ter-row ;C. Chappel, 59, Pall-mall; S. W. Pores, 41, Piccadilly; Callow and Wilson; 16, Prlnees-street, corner of Gerrard-street, Soho ; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; Highley and Son; .174, Fket-street ; Onwhyn, 4, Catherine-street, Strand, LOndon ; htatchett and Stevenson, Barks and hinntbrook, Norwich; IL Deck, Ipstrich ; Dimon, Bury St. Edmund's; Sheppard, Corn stre:,t, Bristol; Barran and Duffield, Bath; Hiatt, Cambridge;. Todd‘ Briggate, tads • Wrightson, Birmingham; Trewman, ter; Vi'ulatenholaue,..*Orit I Gore, Liverpool ;- Harry, Manchester; , Jones, 117, Tiong..te, Glasgow; Stewart, 61, South Bridge-meet, .Parter,,ai; carertewstreet, Dublin; and by a' Book. ,sellers.—(Price 55.) •filenes. GOSS, and ,Co..are to he, donsulted, as usua!, every day, at their house; and Mclean in the country are requested to de scribe minutely the ca s e; enclosing a remittance fqr Advice and Me dicine which can be forwarded to any part of the vt , rld. GOSS and Co. 'Si. R. 'C. Snrgeaus, No. li t Bon_ Fleet-street, Lpadom • • • , . - - • 4 t • I ....Z.. 5 2' •• • • READING SA UCP. PIANO-FORTES WARRANTED. Air PIN NOCK' most respectfully be g s leave tO4c • quaint the PnbNe, that in cometittshee of la e'ittpWrs arrangements for mantiftrsturing Piano-Fortes, he is matted taliub mit for their inspection, a great -variety of excellent SQUAltick COTTAGE, IiARMOVIC, CABINET, GRAND CABI NET, 'and lIOII.IZON'I'AL GRAND PIANOS, roe& of tilb very best and welr-seasoned materiels, nn the most Moil tiffisi.-.- Otd Instruments t.ken in Exchange.—Mou-Fiares of suratiiir quality let nut oh hire.--Descriptive Lists to he had gratis, by *- plying at the Warehowie, 267, St. Clement's Church-yard, Strand. All Piano-Fortes manufactured by W. P. are warranted; rand where the. must perfect satisfaction is not given, the party ie at liberty to exchange any instrument within three months, Or even at any period, on paymegt of the hire and expenses. N.B. A liberal credit given, where the parties,areknown to be reinectahle. .1 - COCKS;' the Inventor and Proprietor ' 6f - the V • CttLEI3R4TED READING SAUCE, tiogi: 6ost- re- l ' siectfally to caulion the Nobility,'Pamilies, and the Public s avdtit the daily fi-itati and impoiltions practised by Many fruition - ate Country-Oduaen and •kish,Sauee Venders, to deceive incrifeptile them of the I ,' 44 _,• -, 1 ,•• • GENTUNII, • . DIVO SAUCIL ''' l, '"• • • 11 ,. /L 1. lyone are genuine but those which have the enrkt seated With the Impression, "II C. 141; Redding j" and also the follow' g'deaF follow' Akin of the Saute on' an orange-coloured lab'el,_." Rea . for fish, enticblng Gravies,"&e. Prepared' and 'SW,' Ea e and Retail, by J. Codes; Treading?' . . This Sauce is geOrally used at table with all . sins df Plfh; in preference to all other Fials Sauce!, and hi esteemed pecuriarly deli emus with Game, Wildfowl, !11an.% Steaks, and' Cold Meat.-, %Vat ranted sfo keep - goad Seven Years in aiiy- climate. It is presumed,that no Sauce ewer met with such general' approbation .and extrusive sale. kis patronised and recominended by most of "the riliV.T Fa - siti.ies'in the KitAdom, and is retailect . iti London by 250-of the most respectable Oilmen anti Fish Sauce Venders; in Bath, pi, 50;` lb istol, 204 Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Aber deen, 50 ; and by nearly all the principal Fish Saute Dealers in the United Eitagitom, must of whims sell Cocas'eGenutfte: and Superior Essence of Auctiovies, inadewithprinaj.Ofirlfitlias 'rich' as - posibie: " , • • , 4. ~,f i, • .... . Alt raOlii - 7M r t r ovetini •nf• Eript' has T.C. , 1 !.... .... _, _,..; ~ .A, ; • 0 , 8 , • , iing CPRlieklo4l&4• 7 4llaNfigJittOseit . I .oepensleat qf 'the Porte. He had impoited.eighteen monihs ago, upwads :of loo,ooq.Atitst Of iirtiii,ehieffy,Of EfiiAsh , Ittutt%fac `ttite,tvio . t A rld:, Silpii;ter Of Cirdnaitce, stzr:!**/4,7flie bacl i aaao,4l4,oliet.,of_ the DiusesfiOM Monnt I,4liiion under his protection at Cairo, and was, throbgh kii.in ilvence,-enlisting' the Arahs of that country; add:form. lifdiem 'iiitf, corps ' They are . the bravest peiii44 of ypt, and Iliinaparte could not prevail Upon. thtfin; to join his standards -ThisTiseha hackonintbattalions fat med of thejaahs Alipittlinkltnen) of•Egypt.'• He has also an - excellent, prirnifig eStabliihment, conductecLts7 Geetks, THE ABSENT MAN• IWO TIUMOREE-STEALER. from which be has isstied sever al books in Turkish and Italian. He has a fine cannon•foundry, nada . akes ex. {{MY breakfast I" the Mlnt efiF'ergetioltless cried, " Your breakfast you've 1144 .Sic !" Pp servaat replied; cellent powder, He is partial .to the English; and his . . go od.o ill should be encouraged.. His lizarraciions to His Ilucits then with fretful inipatiAci, le bets,' . a Your roots (said the Lacquey),arennw on your legs!" all the Governors in Egypt are to be particular in their A leg be putiorth, still in doubtful etmjeimire, attention and assistance to all the travellers of that na- And taw, as he thought, the grim form of 2 specire! tion. His CI ioents are Messrs. Briggs and Co, who What's here?"—Superstition his mind now attaching— • :-. " Your shade, (said the servant), in . WAitesais Jet Mocking /.. have gr eat in itence,nver him. His adviser is an Anne. •nsan (Air. BOgoV Who acts as his secretary and ~ Don't tell me of Warren , of shadows , aryl .kt, trans " Illy boots (he exclaimed), are by Degas beset!"' ' '• .Itater. Our-Consul (Mr. Salt) is on the most friendly . Impress'il with this notion, he sAHled direr% • ' . ; 1 4 - footing with the Pacha ; and as a pioof of it, he has Lain , z . ....i ' 'never been obliged t o give tl p any person who has taken d hil isiod ch g ar e. gr aTi ttel t h ile ot i b ilit est rPed able * , '. • I. . refuge under his,4l;kg fp; ptotedtiou alchougk they haie i A l n e di m lead p in t ! The horse lipp'd the reins and refttin s d!toitheistitik. '-' -•s 3- , • .. . .• '••. • . • • , J been denvauded, particularl y some Clutstoms who bad - -: einbraced the Mahometan religion, and others whohad N By H d e as 's g t o th n e e ! fi ' t l e te g e l. x " clal -01 ns t t e , Ald w he ll; t 4ite nteta * Cti me - , -i • iintterect.iiiern;ellres bbildziotrs • .. s .e He's tied ! the 'Young dealt my Blots thateinerrie'd, " = ' ? ": • " Eta Bed, den.bis bones , the foul fiend, *la MY has r : . . The sur-essur . to OA resent Ow °rem is bis*lllil a* But tailings friend on, by Wstiaxa's Jet Black , ~ ' I ) •,.. • ni •". .. 1 r : e . Re'-lurnin'd bit Being, 10, the Devil eMfle baclß s ""tha (coil s was s.•Klia, who is ,a bigote,al4,avene ito• Christians. " The daemon" he vied, " of dismay and djalstre c • ~ „c i .,1 1, i ! t' ITh! Kind hat made him of aqua! rank .with Ali l'acha, " Who pilfer'd soy !writ., is now come for its Master!" !1. 11?1 create j i e ' goust. Shbutd ',die latter be takensolt the Essayini escape he now ran to explore - • 'c'ilsiiii - Y .vi 1. f4l kiii&evat aoalch y and confusion ; but The Garret, in mental abstraction And Itigh.friglit, ..., 'if Ali Pa;:lia laves- .Elo4it prOniises to attain its former " Thank Hasyssi ! (he eatilaitu'd),.l have,gsist'd the:ktireetdooi," ~• • , e__ .. Attempting his exit to make through the slii-light i 5,. ,, . L 111 . • lib e r a l° I' . • an d grentnes,,,ssF,,.. • stlreiy in stSlk.eps, h as no kind of prejudice; , atid vi.ith the exception of the His ikiead in good time pull'd hint down hi tVe lie:els; , ---_,..... His . foibles with tridliales w'eapons :ittatkillgi• • " I '3' l ' i'‘ jeitiaCtia orthe Nliiitteiii)ce'Chiefidins, ills conduct has Since then war starch not obstiaction•he feels, -- •r! `lke e4 i a i v i A b eck fru i r.c a !),), . ani , ,• tie ki tt, .. ill s J UT i z i h Chi e f s Still pleated with the fene•gieswy hue that reveals . ••••,..": *ji) showed .soine.synapto ass of dissalisbieitiun in 1829,.when The /inv I,lotSetcal t ef in WAititines Jef Blflcking!„ .: 1 - • tie iiinee'd . ti:sez' s ali ofdt+ieveritint,Nititi . luid . tbeni that f This guy Eilstnlngindßrilllant BT. ACK INC) Prepuce 1 ) , ;:.' they disilgia, .4016; 410,', lii.:4lit leai.i: the'couniry. , • • - . . ~..'N' • • • ir, ii. . - • , y fin ed him tpliatly ever - slaw: i , . . . 444: 4 0t i 1ia ''' • Thelma , iterporiatioti: tot steltim • from . :Britpt-littly e . ' „, ..i,,.er .311,ey 1 :1e0w. e v c r,.:..ii641,,..4i„t1e ,afilitipad, and hate , . . r.. : . 1, LS St pr if hhw much itlffigha'bighir9 4l ‘ ent. 0 eiditi 50i.erR.tarti, I.,o4alsii- .• ' ' ..li.c.r is: ,vatiuu of ihis,arlicle.. ;He "has . ..tiViiies row Judo, to And sold in every Town in the Kingdoma.. . t - ...1 ! •., I.llinj/ a),! in liutties, .6d. rod. tatl..aud lad. each. - .• . t Cali rate opium and-indigerand Mbar balsa, pimps,. tons of' rautbertrtreat,, and - wilttiO (Muhl; Ainc id Also PASTE SI:AC:KIVU, in Pots, ea. 12d. and illti; each. . .. . .. . A Stilling Pia of.Eaue is. iquai to Folic•is. • rkatits au Ltieki •i . silk. az, present export's •gte , at I:fu . • liitiliei r lif s ,. , tat, . Ilf - A t akiftF-VIARIW N :IiiI9 I 4I,t' Li.s i : ; " It° ._ lms..earttc., whir kill.. be socittlrilpfird, ~ . . ' ' •a, '--• , • ....sv.a,.r. „, .. • .• • ...0 - .. --- • •- • , ,-.•-• ' a ..:.. :: "1: :i.t a .,,o.sz r'' .f .. ...;..0......7:. .. ~. •• ' •-• . • • '.' '; • ." .yria 9ittibliel sisue OF DR: V1134110/1..r4.: . ' Ting Depei: Pot 'tli letisefti 1 piing anti Akifti war Al.. Jl. terative is NO. 5 , 2: Berner's-street, Oxford-street, where it • 4 is prepared according to the recipe of the late Mr. Swanson, . en. irtn4ed to his Nephew and Successor, Mr. Thomat Canhain, alone. "Among all the Medicines of.this deno:nination the VEOBTA IiLE 'YItU,P of DR VELNOS has 44itained 'a distinction • vihich Its - ..alone can support. It corrects and foriftes f '.blood; and • vrlip 4 . 4jcieti:with scroftila,leprOsy y, , of , .1. Ic.Wddtselises arldog from law .those whip safer by diseased liver, or Irani Mel • T witose . cOastitutions are broken down by'lbeien- ' or amcnie medicine,, should submit ton coirrseof Syrup. The effect of this medicine is - stais.is *mit° r•husiness or pleasure, and requires only theconanon moderation in diet. It is conveyed by the circulating ?cts their tendencies to all those diseases ,irtsfett ited blood. It is a safe, though a poweifut• vobsti •,.and removes those eviti which au uniutzessful ase occasions. The Yrui 3 Xi .s. .a bOttie ; 'and: fishOPigite-Siteet erittsideraliti 'totin - Tribursal.• • • . . . . ~ • . COUGHS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, AND presinned_that no - That the only grouod. now assigned_ for a further.continuance of INDIGESTION. • . • . .and ilxteusive :ale. *the rili'M FA - WILIE this Act, makes it more than ever to be deprecated; as a mehsure LIFE PILLS , ; entirely Vegetable, diseoY . Pr..A-,-- Irl tI) _ Yao-of the most r Which has the 'appearance of countenancing and . astisting the -un. Rev. C. cAaßnitrorr, V r ic-r of Berkelbj, atil l orldf Ilia- a warrantable and alarming pretentious •of those .Sovereigns who, jesty's Deputy Lieuteuanta, Bic. for the County of Glonetates.. H. adj. .b_t_ . 50 ar ; - .. 11 _ , is under the name of the fluty Allianee, have confederated their united To alleviate the tortures of Simi, .Gout, Rfieurisatisiti; Choke, deep, L O , United ar i a r' strength agaltrat• the iiidependence of Natlems, and the•rightil and and Nervous Afflictions, with auperb success, by',gititig freili/Ife the hitigi .e .ilberties.ot Mankind.: •-•,' ••..-.,' , !, • . , • - and energy to the efforts °Louvre, is not the 'only Merit ri . f p , 411. Superior l' . .sxtwe 4 • That Petitions be presented to both 'foots!, of Parliament s praying ". . RINGTON'S LIVE PI f.. 1.5. On the 'sink . piind piit, . , Imo Ire 'lei 33 P° 3 'llite• - that the Said Bill may not pats into a Law. • ' ' adapted to Female Cottiplainta, rouse the dhrmant etntstatftion, "I'HE GE • ... WOODTHORPE.. and'with gentle ex e rcise in the open air, soon spread the bloOni . of Tilt Depot teratlve is • health on the pal: at check. • Ihey.strengthen the digelthie r tsitaba, -- • TO THE PUBLIC. ' and expel Neintli they cbexish Va. peis/Opg Bre in *ow aetdl6.ta . • I and J. SIVEWItIGHT, Coutractors for ,ivi e d l i st by year, of pleasure; they, taatore the . , ( vet; of iniroacv ir.s. • ,___ d his N . • • ....,&_- at • ..i• • t b ,. is prepared accoti or •••• .id lasallbl i i wa Amon :it the Mt and they prevent the attack of niiny,floil *cute diseases,if retorted ousted to _ 2- P .rgia t Aeixoey, in torn for the ratrees_agelit litis,leetiVe42s l4 2 ,_ „... _,, __;___ s t_i-or c it -_ • . , egthit the Public 'bill have the *Minh , NBA. .n vo,i n srsr: rsryy2l 5••.... 4- , „ west. , A s . 0 er ,,, u , of ph •TUEISDAYi a nthibig en Adreptuni phone flitffilitilf:ffi wbiguAlccolierml rig. 1 4„, 0 9 1 ~ c ' - 4 ,et, r efficacy '' " . ~b,, : , - ishisg!toly seo. •O 0 [Any gaha II Sixteernb Or r obit:i.. , . ti t -.. . c r , ~ , s . • ' . ltraftlng only ST It t plat ipteipaltrOW - or ': . 6•< :. ,„R'e. wt i tc4 . °+ l tivii."..ieti. ..- ~, .-. _ . ar.-- ik r.-- . l• / , '"r i t?• , .. -.4 . 1 . -- rho F .o.eis c 4. -.. - I,IBIIINISAW , tt , Iv - ibittikliatbAgitsediticif i , _.."ces• those who Risking only" .3 S 0-may gain a ilalf of . - •2000 s •'' '''''' torpid emeriti of the skie s - insi - • • y reseal** tisk pefspirltroll, kl_,_ . ' ' Riaking only 5 19' o . may gain the Nibble - ,nO,OOO that whOeyfer chroWi asits, lb byennithargidieme dike littk °I. tneirTnutht nr " . filed, antimonial c - ~ There ate but 6,000 *rickets remaining, all to -be draw, singly, ilettertban a - atlicide. - it - 7-•:": 1- - 7 : 4 - -, --- - -',.:- - ,-.:x".• -,:::-•_- ._ . Blanks to a Prize. THREE Prizes of .C:xt.ooo, One .., ti f it w h h n i o c t l as I is vc t ' v belong to the first-drawn Prize Next TUFSDA Y, Sold in boxes, at is. 144., onsi4q.lld. each, by Barry and Son, t h e, VegetalleS) . ' •r Bristol, (without whose Iran* on thesist top they cannot be genuine); .. int,etrn.Pt either 'iii au restical.l a ts o_f m od ( sold', also by Sutton and C0...110* Vim rch yar d ; /larclays, Fl ee t - the other Two of £20,000, u -well as Thirteen other Capitald e m s-re: market ; lintiers, Cheapside; and S anger, 1., 0 , O xfor d -street,. Lon- ,' aid .114g : la . t h h4; i drawnthssame day o s f y r e eeeh tever purchased of Or r ate Cl in vitiate don; and by all other Medicine Venders. e . y. non ..1 have the Privilege y ; l h i a ck ck tt fe r ar S l h y a th re e. .ttite lot mercury, is lb* Purchase , Money, whether 'it be Drs.wn or Undrawn, Blink , I_ • - -_I cif•that mineral OCI r. was small Prize, provided it is brought back to the Of fi ce where it R. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL . BALM OF. GI- •ra- pie Syrup is ..1 se was, purchaScd on or before 15th of April, viz, -.IL-P LEAD.is4 gentle Stitoulant.and Ilenorator of the impaire4 13s. a bottle ; 'ani r'a -A•Tithel casts £25 IV .rt but may have-back £2O 0 O'i i .Functions of Life s .and affordaa decided Relief to thoyi..rt,h6.l* ftishojigate-Street 'CS. 1 " A.11:4 CO6" . 13 1,4 0. but may have hack 10 10 0: oar Indulgence, have weal t ened ' the powers of *their SyS'tenp, eons/ erahle "row ly A Quarter costa 618 6'bist niay hare back 556' I whose Appetite is diTeellve alit dee 'Relish of. Life tidied sob- . i wuna Choral An Wlghlit colts 3,Y0 -6 - but' suay.have back 213 9 (tiled : and partly from conscious Weakness, partly frtins4aoesslae • • Ws. Maxttott ti• Sixtvititi diets. 1 15. 6 but may have back . 16 6 . Apprehensions, are lionlF to) ainh desposadingly into a pretnatuipe Ornlaba .: . A Plan . son4ar in principle was ridopta before, When Prizes Of Grave. For tbeae,. , - . : — it, ‘6,0015 ana 0E9,000, E. were 'distributes' ' , bUt there, never was Nt • SbL6MO eogYrfett;3lELlK'iHr entlui,DC ; " ' 4 ' ..'''''. • - such a Boon offered before, as the Chince of TIIR'E £f0,009 11 particularly desigried,and the beft4iiibisdereatilottalres lime*. ,_ .... 4". rrizei fur the trifling Risk of Only JCS. Ind. Ode ' 1. - 1 -a t i c ' ' perienced from its redovoting Powers,wayrwits the qfpniyetpira: . ITIA fiff4 ) .• -r • • RV • FOR„GOUT, itLIEO3I.4" . TISM, NE 01)3 COXPLAINT3, etsinniendstion 4 isesqursl tp it to the Net/voila anritli'y Debilltate4l. .10 no' Foie It 1 .: ~ , ,...em.....8 , c , ... It is particularly efficacious in' alf. inwird 'Waiting s, i,osi oy Arpe.!• ' - -cs Wei I ; Porte. He bad • tite„ lodigestion, Depresston of 'Spirits, Treisibling or 3haidor o( . is • OXLEY'S CONCENTRATED E SSENCE of-JA , . St AICA GIN GElL—Thrs. useful Medicine is recommended •-. the -Fluids or Wills, Siiiirtness of - Breath , end Consumptive Habits: of 100,000-Ata iild by Mr ? Johnson, llookseller, l big:¢a,cominil ; Mr. Sanger - (tire, Fitt '1.4r1 7Y by several rili th d . ' A ,d e flea' e Ica Men, and' is in constant use with *marry (kite,-Bacon and Co.) 150, Oxford strait, okpositp New Bond;streel ; Ns!, nanOA4,C If 1 Persons of the highest rank - And respectability. It relieves and Mr. Ward, Holborn ; 'and Mr. Stradling, ficiyat Ex chtnge,L Lbh• u nder ' - his pmt shortens the duration of Fits of the Gout, conbnin g them to the don; and all *medicine venders, in bottles, at li a and 3314.-• • ' to extremities and mitigating the paroxysms ;In Nervous CoMplaints • , Of whom may he-bad. prise 3a.. .• i ' flsence,'enlisti I d, it warms and invigorates the Stomach, removes Flaruleacy h usists D r. Solomon's Guide to Ile:Which rlartse consulted as the : jog them 'iiid, cy Digeetion, and thereby strengthens the whole System.. silent fciend In Consumptive oe- ...tAied'Cifses With iiiihred con- Egypt,' and B Prepared from the original Reelpe of Samuel Oxley, bet' Ma. e• . , fidenee of success. - -* • , :' ,'-' t .' • .• • i testy a Chemist, by his Widow, Mrs. S. Oxley, Pornefractr Y or k - - pin Ills siandat ng la The Five Pound Zama Ina* biii !had .at Gilead. House, as 'shire: and sold by Weller, 63, Threadneetile-street;.Stradling and heretofore. , . Of . the frauhs " Nt;.1.11..--..tagr 11-Ida 6 nan • ga n Ivor .. - ''..'l ... , 7.. ''''' •.. .• ••••.' 4 .1 ., r.ilont t•r;rt• :asinns. ' ' • • 'repared anti Sold, at the Prnprietnea ”ase,' at 11: , by appohninent,' at Mr pi . Athttiaott)t; 196, Wlthniii; and by Mr. Catittain'i Ategailkikary n 'Of the 'l.l.nitti Ki ngd on, ittlf tkf lain= tea, .0y labs 4eputs' Aphta4 Owl: )in 0 414utra; • W I , rus .tl ad katitC, vt. nvi . • • . 11. S. NT ETC k I,F E, Sec. - • ESTABLISIIED MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, Proprietors of Dr • James's and other valuable Medicines, caution the Public against counterfeits, which are now but too common, and acquaint them that none but lie Genuine are geld at their Warehouse, No. 45; in St. Paul's Church-yard, the third house from Cheapside. Dr. James's Powder 29 I Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc 2 9 . —l2 in a Bottle 24 0 ---- Camomile Drops 1 9 --- Analeptic Pills 1 6 --..- Convulsion Oil 2 6 , —6in a Family get 21 0 Paregoric Lozenges I• 1 t Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Bilinus Pills, Newbery's 2 9 , Collins's Cephalic Snuff Ilh Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 English Coffee 2. 9 The authenticity of the above will be ascettaiued by the name of " F. Newbery' being engraved in the. Stamps. Dr. Solar der's Tea, 9s. 9d. Dr. Hooper's Pills, is. tid. and every other Medicine of repute. . Wholesale allowance to Merchants, Captains, Scc. .. • - . . , . , FOR.G OUT, It LIE IJ 11l AT IS M, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, ' .7ELETS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE 0%4 11K' OSt A.ICA GINGER. 7-116 Useful Medicine is retonuneadtidn by seleral enlinenr tbedecal Men, and' is in constant tisewith;dattily Persons of the highest rank -and respectability. It relieves and' shortens the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining them to the extremities and mitigating the paroxysms ; In Nervous Coinplaints it warms and invigorates the Stomach, removes Flatuleacyo,assists Digestion, and thereby strengthens the whole System. Prepared front the original Recipe of Samuel Oxley, her Ma. jesty's Chemist, by his Widow, Mrs. S. Oxley, Poinefract# York- Ishire: and sold by Wetlur, 63, Threadneedle-street; Stradling and `Ni;,I liuyal Exchange • .Cogan, Middle-row, Holborn; 4anger, • 150, Oxford -s treet; an d principal Medicine Venders throtigholt I th; United Kingdom, in Bottles at 10s. ed. 41.6 d. and 2.1.91. each. G OSS'S WORKS.