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1 69. I ? i t or a OFFICE OF ORDNAME. &Amber 30, ISIS. Pr!leipal OFFICERS ?Ilia MiIJESTrS 021DNANCE ahe sire jggi c . 4 th:t till SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the oc TVESPAY, the 20th of October nest, at clews „xi 0 , t he fftrer,on precisely. SUNDRY LOTS of NEW, 60. , 0 1 VSSERVWEAULE STORES ; consisting of Tar- Tests of Sort., Saddle-bags and fleets, Harness and M oor ing Chains, empty Powder &reels (half and .. . ter), s ic ,' {Th et is, and Old Match ; the whole of which r vt , es i ewe d spec applicatinn at the principal Storekeeper's to tic Tower, sal at the Htlyal Arsenal, Woolwich, rit h e day of sale, and where printed Lists of the Las will be g igo lo thaw persons who may apply for the same. It, Order 1 the Axed, R. H. CREW, &Trek:l.y. This day was published, (p e embefuhed with several Wood-cuts from designs by Thurston, price Ss. W. hoards, , 'OMAN; a Poem.—By EATON STANNARD BARRETT, Esq.. Author of s The Heroine." r ors sle ho not, and she shall preserve thee; Dm ha, and she shall keep thee ; E u k her, and she shall promote thee ! llirret: has evinced both talent and genius in hislittle ee l <o . ..tioed a night far above the common level. Some it, all those not a few, are of the first order of the •L :sr latzriptive."—Quarterly Review , Septunber. Noted for I leury Culburn, Coudu-street. POPULAR NOVELS. orliMied by !leery Consorts, Conduit-street, and sold by ilacd Brogue, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, DIES of WONDER, of HUMOUR, and of SENTIMENT. By ANNS and ANN ABELLA (MIRE, 3 rah. £1 is. Containing, Zelis, or the .Way to ,k r; the Weathercock ; the Magic Dollar ; the Spectre i f fr kerg; the Fair of Ikaucaire ; Tschlng-Quang ; the Fa- Vakatia; Far.r.y ; Omar and Zemida ; and Philosophy sloe. Ilms,or the Tree of Health ; to which are added, the Pair hio; Igueida ; the Reeds of the Tiber and the Widow of e i gadune de Geniis. 6s. D.). French; also by the same =ha at France. 2 vok. 12s._ or Adventikres of a rair Romance Reader, by ;Oar., Esq. 3d Elttion, 3 vols. 18s. , teaoroa !I ! 4th Elition, 3 vols. .£1 4s. Iskrer. B, M. B. De Constant, 7a—Ditto French. trlanel, a National Tale. By Lady Morgan, 3d Edition, Jaya - •fivs Py the ingenious Author of Plain Sense, and Things Nantes; 4 vols. Li 6s. • kt, a National Tale. By Miss Appleton, 3 vols. 21s. Iserancy. By bilis; Burney, 7,6 d. also by the same slam of Nature, 4 vols. tl Bs. Clarentine,S vols. 21s. In the Press, healtatarthy. By Lady Morgan, 4 vols. JitplVisited, in Thn.-eVolumcs, price XI lc. boards, the Third Edition of FIIGATON, or the STEYNE ; a SATIRICAL • - - tkie age a us Olin, son esprit, et sea enceura.--Botinau. ‘i:./AryJourad, in criticising this popular Work, 6baerres na.l",.taie u principally a vehick for pourtraying the most ertaraminshionables of the present day. The work abounds knew, Vcorledge of the world, and pleasantry : the badi. agteu:l tlk, itc. which runs through it, is excessively amo k:win:tau!, and entitles the author to a great superiority mem novelists." Priated for Sherwood. Neely, and Junes, Pater :Z.74C Of lizom may be had, by the same popular Writer 11111. a Satirical Novel; with Anecdotical Portraits. Se. heif2itin., three voistr.i.s, price £1 Is. boards. In the l're.s, 11E EIIGLISH IN PARIS. a Satirical Novel; with of the rust remarkable Characters, fashionable and Sle, that have recently visited that celebrated City. tat tokens. This day was published, Addby On!, ALLARDICE, and Thomson, Edinburgh; Ocn Glas;ow; and OGLES, DUNCAN and Cucuama, Lon'' *girt 10e. boards, ARLES for COIPITTING the SOLID CON , TENTS of TIMBER, from!? to 48 inches equate,mad chill afoot to 54 feet to length. Also of Scantling, Deals, h, ht. from one inch to six inches in thickness, from four lrisir4 progressively inch) to 24} inches in breadth; Ihte half a foot to 50 fret in linth. By RICHARD STODDA((T, 0. M. Leith. 6t %snnsctip ; hss been inspected and approved of by a num a Mere:tams, Builders, Ship Carpenters, Wrights, and .us, about Edinburgh and Leith, as well as the Officers of , :utorns, to whom it will to of great service, in correcting xintakulating the duties on plank, Sec. by the slide rule. tr. Sudden leaving bad long experience in the timber trade, iStat pretties: of measuring and computing all sorts of sod fw sorne years past has bestowed much attention in 'Nat anal preparing his work for the pt e n . The author Hat klicoelf ttealieve publication will prove a most useful and cor koitakorto alwito refer to it concerned in t he timber trade. This day Wal published, price Xi. is. Lirsed with numerous coloured Plates, from Drawings - made on the spot, ht VIRT to the MONASTERY of LA TRAPPE . Siff, with Notes taken during. a Tour through La VC4fee ' 4 ! W. DORSET FELLOWES, Esq. Mined for Wm. Stockdale, 181, Piccadilly. „AZ rte we have hitherto heard, all that we have imagined .. ....glarzitits pracdsrd in this Convent; falls infinitely short 1" to. find to be the case. The gloomy and almost in "mur,_ Wmatioe cho-en by this strange fraternity for their me -their rigid equation from human intercourse—the NI , taittatity imposed upon themselves, and the terrible thtir penancez, are certainly circumstances more 7 1 4 ths tisionsry indulgence of fantasy and fiction, than Z4ktio to be met with among living men, and in the pre ! b,.._ 4 With retard to La Vendee, Mr. Fellowes has given ,77srral illustrations of its wars, and the character of its ts , and hat also enrizhed his book with such beautiful a! cosy c f t h e places mentioned by Ugric. la Roche Ja u will render t h at Lady's Memoirs still more valuable. ilrose ;him.; a few exacts, but the whole narrative 4 ' 4 connected, and eveiiy page awakens such deep interest, ,;": ilodtrt, wilt=s they have perused the work, will be ~.......2 4 1 4 b- r.. , r simple recotruneudation." FRAUD PREVENTED. /COUNTERACT the many attempts that are 't* rr.tde imfose oo th_o unwary a SPURIOUS COM r,4l.)TiO%:tstc.td of the GENUINE BLA.CKING preP4fed k►!Cr N, they have adopted a new L2bol, in 1444 ct .ixture uddrus% 97, 111G11-110LtORN, tonplund in thn won't of the TAM, that th , l to this, and the difference of the type, which is will enable purchasers at oace to detest !t ..,. , '." 'll 3.11 an IIL.ICK INC, made an d soli wholesale by 1,1 M ARTIN, 97, lI.Ih-11 , 4borri, and retailed by the ~s ini, Ilookselkr, Ironnmasers, Put fa 1, 31 .a.r,Sce. in Cie United keirgdoni t la 'kW" it '4llidls. W. each. It, Order 1 the Reted, R. H. CREW, Serreterry. Thin day ivas published, Tei embellished with several Wood-cuts from desigi by Thuraton, price 3s. fal. boards, 'OMAN ; a Poem.—By EATON STA NNABI BARRETT, Esq. Author of s The Heroine." Resale In: no:, and she shall preserve thee; Love der, and she shall keep thee ; bi t her, and she shall promote thee ! c I..lr:et: has evinced both talent and genius in his. , and scwined a Right far above the common level. Son • o .:it,asi those not a few, are of the first order of th ad v '—Quarterly Review, September. Aimed f or !logy Colburn, Condultostreet. POPUI.AR NOVELS. holieffidied by Henry Culburn, Conduit-street, and sold b Wand Brogue, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin . VIES of WONDER, of HUMOUR, and c I SE NTIMENT. By ANNE and A...N N ABELL trIPIRE, 3 roil. £1 Is. Containing, Zelis, or the Way ,g 4 1,; the Weathercock ; the Magic Dollar ; the FT:tett &sou the Fair of lkauc dre ; Tsching-Quang ; the F. if irdentia; Fan:ly ; Omar and Zemida ; and Philosoph Sias. this, or the Tree of Health ; to which are added, the Pa leneida ; the Reeds of the Tiber and the Widow e r gad= de Geniis. 6s. Da. French; also by the sate ss,Jme of France. 2 yak. 12s. le Brill!, or Adventures of a Fair Romance Reader, It Mon, Esq. 3d Edition, 3 vols. 18s. ammo !I! 4th Edition, 3 vols. .£1 4s. IWO:. By M. B. De Constant, 7s—Ditto French. trkesel, a National Tale. By Lady Morgan, 3d Editiot • IL tfir's Py the ingenious Author of Plain Sense, and Thim Might Names: 4 vols. Li 85. • ter, a National Tale. By Miss Appleton, 3 vols. 21s. I:set - alley. By Mis; Burney, 7s 6d. also by the sate tstnel of Nature, 4 vols. LI tits. Clarentine,S vole. 21 In the Press, hallaearthy. By Lady Morgan, 4 vols. ktpablishecl, in Three Volumes, price LI Is. boards, the Third Edition of rIGRTON, or the STEYNE ; a SATIRICA Norm.. thot age a us Olin, son esprit; et see mceurs.--Boit.nstt !,I:.lArrJournal, in criticising this popular Work, &servo isatlt,.tale is principally a vehicle for pourtraying the me ateoasinhionsbles of the present day. The work abound Mama, V.owledge of the world, and pleasantry : the bad avail talk, ter- which runs through it, is excessively anus lessinaaral, and entitles the author to a great superiorit germ csdem novelists." iziot: Printed for Sherwood. Neely, and Seines, Pate Of may be had, by the same popular Writer, 11111 a Satirical Novel; with Anecdotical Portraits. S three volumes, price £1 Is. boards. In the l'ress, ME ENGLISH IN PARIS, a Satirical Novel; cult of the most remarkable Characters, fashionable at • that have recently visited that celebrated Cit !he solemn. This day was published, +Why Oar, ALLARDICE, and Ttiostsox, Edinburgh; II Oar, GINow; and OGLES, DOMAN, and COCHRANE. Lot is, nice 106. boards, ALES for COMPUTING the SOLID CON TENTS°, TIMBER, from 2 to 42i inches square,sto • half afoot to 54 feet in length. Also of Scantling, Deal Ac. Irma one inch to six inches in thickness, from foi • - 'taint protrusively inch) to 241 inches in breadtl Uten half a fox to .50 feet in hmth. By RICHARD STODDART, 0. M. Leith. Ma:merle. has been inspected and approved of by a nut 3lerclinns, Builders, Ship Carpenters, Wrights, at zq about Edinburgh and Leith, as well as the Officers -.atoms, to whom it will be of great service, in correctii tiecakulannt the duties on plank, Sec. by the slide rule. t k itoddirt having bad long experience in the timber trad ein th.: practic e of measuring and computing all sorts he; sad for some years past has bestowed much attention ' l st zed preparing his work for the press. The author fit %eat thedwre publication will prove a most useful and cc %Mutt° slab° refer to it concerned in the timber track This day was published, price Li. Is. tared with numerous coloured Plates, from Drawings made on the spot, \lilt to the MONASTERY of LA TRAPP ; Ville:, with Notes taken during. a Tsur through I alle4 / W. DORSET FELLOWES, Esq. !listed for Wm. Stockdale, 181, Piccadilly. d ,"" 14 Ire have hitherto heard, all that we have imagin J i meitiespracdsed in this Cowart; falls infinitely she ',swam find to be the cue. The gloomy and almost I mallmne • cho-en by this strange fraternity for tin Zte r. -their t rind feraration from human intercourse—t e,7 l ' t4 , l ;ardry imposed upon themselves, and th e tern! penances, are certainly circumstances ma • f for • hues to be indulgence of fantasy and fiction, ties With met with among living m e n, a nd in th e m regard to La Vendee, Mr. Fellowes has giv ‘44r N._ t kal illustrations of its wars, and the c h arac t er o f Ind has also enrizbed his book with such beautil si7j a a_ 1 . 1 .1 el the places m e nti o n e d by Mtte . la Roche .3 l render that Lady's Memoirs still more valua b • llroose few • - . ex tr acts, but the whole narrati onnected, zed eteiSr page awakens such deep inters Itudc• _ . rs, wiln they have perused the w o rk, will by r.. , r simple recommtudation." FRAUD PREVENTED. C OUNTERACT the many ay.ernpts that eto nnfose on the unwary a SPURIOUS CO! .„ t .... b , • • Al ce. the G EN UINE BLA.CK I NO prepay • • hh ' rIN, they hav e a d opte d a new Label, ~xture alai address, 97, lIIGII-110LtORN, :,.."'"ikususly placed in the centre of the Label, that th . th:s, and the difference of the type, which enable purchasers at once to deft ~j 4 , BLI made and sold wholesale ''' : I.llA „. ttl i :C,;7C : k ;I N ; 6 h -1 / 11 ' , Iboras and retailed by t liookselkr, Ironmongers, Purl 4., td c 4 d. la t at h. . Cie United Kingdom, iii Bottles .. . . . • • ,- . . . . ____ .... . , - . .. ~ . ..... • Ai 1 • . .. . . 4 . 0 , 0,41(A4, lit} 1 ~.,..., •,Vor:_1116. -% *,O4M Pii7 - HURSDAY' OCTOBER 15, 1818. Ilda day iivaa published, price Ss. 6d. the Bth FAlition of ALETTER .to Sir S. ROIII.LY, from H. DROUGHOM,. Esq. M.Il F.R.S. on the Abuse of CHARITIES. 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TT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men, destitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered themselves as candidates for pUblic patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing jus tice to the result of our studies and experieoce, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics, whose impudent pre tensions have, uutortunately for society, been too favourably re ceived, we beg teave to submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and practices we carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hospi tal, we entered ourselves as students in that justly-celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Fatinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, Sur gery, the theory and practice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery, Botany, &r. &c. &c. by those-eminent professors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford. We tru,t we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying, that our proh- ciency and acquirement's are riot Inconsideiabre. Having fin' a long series of years made certain complaints, and the various dia. eases of DEBILITY, the particular object of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment zed cure. In slight and recent eases of infection, a perfect re-establisbnient is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the pa tient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the er rs-eta of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both wets. there are none more alarming or snore distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or itabitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consoling reflection to know, that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings--. 4 strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of a certain infection, we may he consulted by pa tients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home, from ten to thief, and from six in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, ace. Sta enclosing a Iremittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To insuretlrat 'secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added 1 go the account for medicine,. I pteRRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, liatiociarden.