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THE ELECTION of POOR CLERGY MEN with good Characters and large Families, to partake of Doctor TAIROCIL and Mr. Mvnoirroses, and Mrs. Awn Coes Benefac tions, the present Year, will take place in Max next. Blank Petitions may be had at the Corporation-House, 2 4 10. 2 , Bloomsbury-place, London, any day (Sundays excepted) between the hours of ten and three o'clock. By Onkr of the Honourable Cu , wols, at this Part, on o'Cloak in,the Afternoon. THE UNDr - DOA will sing Farewell ye limpid springs,' tsh, ye . pretty,' and by particular de (accompanied on the Trumpet ' Pious orgies,' sad See, see, Miss Gee-r, • The Hymn of Eve t' nd appearance) Whereer you walk;' lives in the vall•y ; and Miss Ccirri, avura by Zingarelli, and the favourite t; with Mr. &ahem • Mr. Draham, D:.cfnr aud deeper 4 Waft her ou dare; Mr. Thorne (by desire), h,'. Mr. Yardley, ' Far, far at sea: tiiibrave." The Grand Chorusses of Menially read the skies," The heavens welsh; and the Coronation Anthem, WEST INDIA AFFAIRS. This day was published, in One Volume Bvo. ETTERS ON THE WEST INDIES.--By J JAMES WALKER, Esq. Late of Berbice, and Prineipal - A.gent of the Commissioners for Crown Property in South America. Printed for Rest Fenner, Paternoster-row, London. Lirandy, Geneva, a Deals, Train Od,lf will b put m ♦ the Silk Ilandker..,iiefs, smack Somerset, bur;', '!hers, burthen 44 ore-half Apparel, and Furniture; of sundry open Baits. condi mued in his VA' will be Sold, a Sir-oar The above may be office hours. I XI ma? gain AIMS. Contrgctar, very Last Lottery, of 20,0001. LL IN SIIARBS, in Thirty in the Country. contained Three Prizes of £30,000, bld them ALL!!! `Numbers in every 'thousand for Aiera to choose 80,000-Pounds, in this Lottery, Cusarint ; or No. 9, This daTwas published, The Third Edition, in Two Yoh. svo. with Correctior.s and Additional Notes, price XS Ii s. 6d. boards, FIANCE By LADY MORGAN.-With Four Appendices by Sir C. M. on the State of Law, Fi nance, Medicine, and Political Opinion. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. certo on the Flute by Mr. Dorm at nut •IL an Organ Vohuiury by At the isle tato on tit! Violin, 'by 3.3 aster —3114 s Srrrnars, Misr Vg.int, Mks 1, 'Master DONALD/14:C ' and Misa Coati, tree), DRARAX, Mr. N o ma', Mr. Mr. Timms, Mr. YALDLXT, and lire IVARII-041 113 , Mr. JACON (rgiIOW remainder of the Nod and the Chants-. -oas and complete) by the most approved he dire:tion of gr. C A.5.11.14T. to be taken of Mr'. Br:L . :don, at the Boa ten t ill four. Dpors to be opened at alf-price it Nine. Boxes Ts. Pit 3s. 6d. kt . this Theatre does not extend to the ;NORTE, itad Others Second new.—A Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to ricl: in this kingdom, for 40gs. shop price ith three rrawers, by Tomkison, Stegs. Horizontal Pianoforte, by l3roadwood af a Bishop, fur 45ga. cost 7.50... -May it Owner s, Dlr. Wades's, ten:ered to 13. Leicester-place, where may be seen, Pianoforte. dixtTs taken In exchange for new. Z E 3.—Ju:t üblished, WALTZES, twelve in each, at WaltXes are composed expressly by Mr. 'sine's Band, and perforated at Alsrsack's They ere dodicated to the Marchinucts lborot,gh, 'Honourable Mn. Arbuthatit, ly the Publlshers, E. M. and G. Bar er Bond-street. Professors and Music: Pike. :NT ( OF TILE AMERICAN SEAR V' MAGAZINE for March, in mni variety of Interesting orillOnal Ar• stied descriptions of the prodigy of na- North 44nericws Coas.;, accompanied sus nearly alard istlxnetb• usual price of %re Shang% of the ; 73, St. Paul's Church-yartli and of POCKET MAGAZINV. most elegantly printed, and einbelliihed raving by Mr. Rhodes, from an original Eq. price only 6d. or a superior adj ., is. of No. 11. for March, ET MAGAZINE of CLASSIC ,ITE LITERATURE. Vork has already attained a popularity literary world, the whole baronion of R:1 corks, being sold in three days, and . _ r J. Arils ' No. XI, Nem:rate-street ; T. ids; J. Sntherland, Edinburgh ; and aD IV 35 publi lied, price Cs. Gd. ,ETEER, No. XXII. containing: he Abuses existing in Newgate. By the kenett, M.P. be Game Laws. By a Country Gentle- 1.1). Poor Lawi. By T. P. Courtenay, Esq. tical Economy. Ey A. Dunlop, Esq. aof the Poor in Ifamburgh. By the Church Missionary Society. By Dank wed at the Opening of the Liverpool By Win. Roscoe, E. 'Jke of Fitz-James or the Law relative to Is. (Original). ie Pucr-Rates. By R. Pre.don, Esq. M.P. ; Longman ; Black and Co. ; and all other m may be had, Sets of the Pamphleteer tnt in 1813. TIONS OF TIIE CLASSICS. elegantly printed in Bvo. pricy 12S. f ARISTOPHANES, translated Cumberland, Fielding, and other. With i Illustrations. fur Laciington, liughea, ILrcling, Mayor, -square. ,uniformly printed with the above, price 12s. TERMS, translated into familiar Anna. With a Ili. of the Author, illus. opper-plates. M&LIP'S TULI.tUS CICEZO to his Frieods.— nth, 3 'oh. Bro. 11. 4s. ammo% Translated by Spelman, Ashlzy . 4 vols. Bvo. 2/. 23. ated by lit. Smith, 2 vols. Bvo. It. Is. SLID, translated by Elton, 181. trims, translated by Whiston, 4 vols. Svo. I other TransLitions of the Greek and Latin explanatory Notes. dished, very neatly printed in two large Vols. price 11. les. in boards, CIONARY of the SPANISH and LANGUAG PS, comptled originally by N, and'since vcry greatly extended aid im- .3tly given as a new Edition, this might with flounced j 3 a new work, since every article idergone the moft careful vevision and cor words added, amounting to no less a num- Kling all the terms wed in the Arts, Sciences, NaTigation and Trade ci both Na y great labour 2114 attention that have been e.z years having been occuyied in the print presume to offer these Volumes to public no. the most perfect Spanish Dictionary, but : a 7.1 correct than any other Dictionary of for 31.-.c.k:nzton ar.d Co. Longman and Co. ,aw and Wt.ttaker : J. Nrawir.an ; J. M. name; J. Bother; T. Boogey; Dulau and Black ar.d Co. Shcrw.nd owl Co. It. dcho k..4 R Trz.ati. This day Were published, • To French, price tog. 6d. and in English, los. MADAME DE STAEL'S MEMOIRS of the PRIVATE LIFE of HER FATHER. To which are added Miscellanies by M. Necker. Printed for Maury Colburn, Conduit-street, of whom may be had all the other Works of Madame de Stacl. THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS. This day were published in One Volume, eto. embellished with Lfinely engraved Portrait, price 21. 12s. 6d. boards ' ' MEMOIRS of the LIFE, and WRITINGS of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L L D. F. R. S. &c. NoW first published from the original MSS. written by himself , to a late period, and continued to the time of his death, by his Grandson, Wituass Tasen . a FRANKLIN, Esq. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. mi. day was published, In 2 vols. flvo. price 18s. NARRATIVE of MY CAPTIVITY in JAPAN, during the Years 1811, 12, and 13. With Observations on the Country and the Pecvle. By Captuin GOLOWNIN, of the Russian Navy. " I describe only what came within my own observation and experience, and report only what I saw with my own eyes."— Preface. Printed for Henry Colburn, This day was published, in French as. English, 10s. 6d. IrME' NAPLES, and FLORENCE, in 1817. By the Comte DE STENDHAL. This Work will be found to exhibit a lively picture of the present state of Society and Manners, the Arts, Literature, Sc. of these celebrated Cities; it is also interspersed with numerous Anecdotes of the InkAbitants, and of distinguished Visitors Bel. tisk and Foreign. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit -street. This day was published, in Bvo. price Ss. 6d. NAPOLEON PEINT par LUI-MEAIE. Extraits du Veritable Manuscrit de Na.rozzoN BUONAP•27Z. This extraordinary Work was some time since transmitted to London for publication, but was withdrawn from the conside ration that whatever should read the memory of Buor.aparte, might prove injurious to the tranquillity of Europe. At the moment, however, when another Work, purporting to be from the Manuscript of Buonaparte, is in circulation, it has been thought of importance to history that it should appear ; sad it is therefore now submitted to the curiosity of the punt. Printed for Henry Coiburn, Conduit-strtA. LACKINGTON'S CATALOGUE. THE PUBLIC are very respectfully informed, that the FIRST and SECOND PARTS of this CATA LOGUE have been lately published, and that the Third and Fourth Parts, which will complete the same, are in the press, and will be produced during the present season. Very low prices for ready money are annex4d to each article, and the full value may always be received for Libraries, upon application to LACK LNGTOX, HUGHtiI, Manisa, Alavos, and .102(21, Finsbury square, Londoit. THE POOR- LAWS. In a few days witl be published, in One VoL awe. CONSIDERATIONS on the IMPOLICY and per nieions TENDENCY of•the present ADMINISTIkA TION of the POOR LAWS; with Suggestions for improving the Condition ef the Poor.—By CHARLES JERRAM, A.M. Vicar of Choblism, and one of 'his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Surrey. Printed for Rest. Fenner, John Hatehard, L. B. Seeley, Lon don; and 1L Wetton, Charting. This day was published, In One large VOL Bvo. the Second Edition, with Engravings, considerably altered and enlarged, of ATREATISE on the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the EYES, illustrated with Cases.--By ANTONIO SCARPA, Emeritus Professor, and Director of the Faculty of Medicine in the Royal Imperial University of Pavia, &c. Translated from the Italian, with Notes. By J. BRIGGS, Surgeon to the Public Dispensary. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Memoir on the Cutting Gorget , of Hawkins, containing = Account of an Improvement on that Instrument, and Remarks on the lateral Operation for the Stone, price Ss. tgl. THE SPANISH FIDDLER. FROM Madrid to London a fiddler came o'er, A spruce little monkified elf; Don Mondongo his name, and bed sear= got on shore Ere a boot shewed the shape of himself. No person was nigh, and he knew not the way, So thus he the vision address'd— Will you to a lodging direct me I pray? And bow'd low with his hand on his breast. The figure too bowed, but we well may suppose It forbore to the Don to reply; For tho' Warren's Blacking er.eli feature bright chews, Yet talking it cannot supply. The Don'he looked hard, bowed again, scraped his foot, And repeated his bumble request ; Every action was mimicked by hint of the host, But still not a word it addressed. " Strange!" echoed Moodongo, while trembled bls frame, Bet I'll try what my music will do ; He drew out his fiddle-4he form did the sane ; The Don was amazed, and withdrew. The first man he met to the vision be took, And learned that his speech he'd been making To himself in a boot, that reflected each look By the beauty of Warren's Jet Zeldin / The above truly inestimable BLACKING i: prepared by trweit,t. • No. 30, Strand, Leedom; And sold by most Boot-makers, Grocers, k•mongels, Be esk makers, Ferfumers, &c. in every Town ill the Kingess, in Stone Bottles, 6d. Iqol. and lad. eats. N. B. Ask for WARREN'S 131w:fang. , GOODUIa, Zito. having submitted the Scheme orthe present LOTTERY in full, beg now to remind their Friends of the principal Points, and the very hear- approach of the Drawing—and likewinz to state the' peculiar Advantages attending all Purchaser made before 4th MARCH, on 'which day, Al! the Tsars Prizes of 30,0001. may be drawn. that day the fi rst-drawn Prize will liwe 5 , 0001. more. Or. And the first Blank will receive the proportion of Twelve Pipes of Old Port. There are no Stock. Classes. Nearly 5,000 Tickets skill be drawn 4th of March. . The repeated and well-known good fortune attending tle Mends and customers of RICHARDSON. GOOIiiI.UCK, and Co. ren&rs it only necessary to state, that the business is coo-' ducted on the sane honourable and liberal principles which have distinguished for more tkul Forty Years their favourite Offices in Corr.bill ; and fazing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. TO-MORROW, First-drawn Prize £5,000 Seerll fg Money. Second Ditto I,o‘o Sterling Monty. • Third Din; 400 Sterling Money. Fourth Ditto 400 Feet-Wig 'Money. Fifth "Ditto 46t) Sterling Money. Sixth • Ditto 400 Sterling Money. Seventh Ditto :110 Sterthg Money. Eighth Ditto 500 Sterling Money. Ninth Ditto 500 Sterling Money. Tenth Ditto 500 Sterliig . Monty. Ard Four Pipes at Port Wine for the First Blank. WEBB, Stoct-Broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17, ILE • Ludgate.etreet, reminds his Fr - tenth, that •LI. the above benefits will be decided in lie first tat minutes To-Morrow Morning, and as the drawing will not cease until Lite it Night,, ALL Three Prizes of £30,000 May likewise be drawn.--The Scheme coaralas One Hundred Capitals, all Sterling Minn, and • Twelve Pipes of Port Wine, in addition to the Scheme; for Three Blanks. A great Variety of Tickets and Shares are now on Saks at WEBB's Fortunate Offices, 9, CoaNnitt, and 17, Li no Ve , -sravET, Where TIMAL Prizes et eathouo were lady SOU filadfli; : besides others of A'20,000, XlO,OOO, / 1 / 4 ,:. •.° WEBB's Offices will rein in open until T'we'lve &Vieth To-Night. TO c ounteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition Instead of the Genuine Blacking pre p ared by Day and .slactin, they have adopts a new Label in which their addtcss, gh High Holborn, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an atten . 6041 to tbis, and the difference of the type, which is unlike aU letter press, will enable purchasers at once to detect imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and told Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the prinCipal Grocers, Druggists. Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per furn,trs,.Boot-makers, etc. in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 61 ls. and ts. 6,1. each. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Surgeon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal t'ollege, London. Governors—Earl of Egremout,. Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Latooche, M.P. FrifiE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Conse quences, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as tts.Surgeon, scantling high on the list ofebe Royal College from having directed his chief attention to those 1./west-1. Mr. Kisaxam conceives it a part of his official duty to caeti.nt the Public, by pointing to the List of she Royal published in Feb. IRO, as the only sure guide; and that no assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this List, are to be credited. Dee Annual Reports. of the Loek Dispeorary will prove that some of the most dangerous Cases of Swum:nes, DEIBILITY, and other suprst-d-incurahle Affections of the Gemrative Organs, haie been here radically and successfully treated. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as Usual, by both Sexes, at his house-21, LOWE& CUAILLOTTF,STSEKT, 116151 , 011U-SQVAti ; where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary Advice ash Medicine will be given, or sent to any part of the linked Kingdom. Jest published, price 45. Second FAUtion, PiACTICAL 01114ERVATI01.11 on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be hid at No. 174, Fieet.street ; 20, Paternoster-row ; and 10. Crown-court, Soho. DR. MASS FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC - -- PILLS. CAUTION. --I feel it my duty t 9 remind the Public It." from time to time, until it may become generally known, that I have removed the Sale otmy Grandfather DR. JAMES'S MEDICINES from Messrs. Newaa&Y to Messrs. Bente and Sf.tit, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and that their Warehouse, and the House of my late Grandfather, No. 33, Bruton-atreet, llerl.Aey-equitre, are the only places in London where the Medicines, prepared as the Public have been supplied with diem for the last seventy yeari, with the latest hi provernents of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest may be said to suggest this intimation; but the baneful conse quences I daily hear of, from taking the spurious Medicines at tempted to be sent into circulation under the sanction of my Grandfather's name, compel me to male it. I now sign my name in the label of each boa and packet of the Pills and Powder that is sent from my Elaboratory, as a plain distinction of the genuine, and offer this as a caution to the Public.—Messrs. But ler and Sons hare established a Warehouse at No. 54, Sackville street, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be had genuine. Bruton-street- R. G. G. JAMES. Dr. James's Potence has been for nearly seventy years known' as the beat rettetly extant for Fevers, Colds, lloarsenesses, all Isdlanurtatory Diseases, and Eruptive Disorders attended with Fever : Mils, in the Measles, so prevalent at this time, few other remedies are employ ed. Dr. Jasma's Araurrsc Pius, by a happy union of an altera tive and conk medicine, promote insensible perspiration when checked, at the same time that they restore the strength of the constitution. They are particularly serviceable in imltestion, whether induced by five leing, or by a residence in unhealthy climates, • . • • .. ... ___. . .. _ r•e• i- .4 - 45 W .45 •:, .• . • •', V* , Li.: 1 *- • ~ fpj, ' sis* .1 i , ~ •-. . ../..,1-4 no--04 ' ... - I 1 C'' ' - 1 PRICE SEVENaPENCEr ........................-aa....... . ------- ................. / 1, ES BY AUCTION. ; ! j., POOLE. 'l . , i , •i, lonoureble Commissioners of his Majesty'/ . I Part, on Tituesner, March ii, at net' , . , afternoon, . : 1 , 4 . 1 )E R -MENTIONED VESSELS, al'fS, and GOODS, vise- , ' , 1 ! n , Port Wine, Tea, Tobacco, Salt, GunpoWdet t Dell Ware, Toys, and Thread Lace, which tn t , 'n .. I ie Duties to which they are respectively liable. s, Shawls, and Shoes, for exportation. The At'l i 1 airthen 14 one-half tons, and the smack Bro. me-half, la ,% , me-half tons, British built, with their Tackle, iture; and the Broken-up Halls and 3laterials I : / 1 nits. The same having been seised and legally ', t Maiesty's Court of Exchequer. After which - n i' Y ' -oat d Galley, late in the service of the Cusoma. be viewed by application at the Warehouse its - - .. 1 • ! NEWHAVEN. onee, Newhaven, on Termer, the 10th Match, i , lin the Forenoon precisely, in sundry Lou, , 1 4 1 0,1NG GOODS, for Dealers and . i others, viz.— I o is of Brandy. and about 13 Gallons of Get. m. n.. .. / : r. FOP. PLIT*SE tISIR Of La': . ' i tl I gallons of Brandy, about 1405 gallons of Cc . of Wive, and ore bottle of Cordial Water; 0 n: ' Soap Powder, fire Soap Balls, seven quirks t ring Parr, two enr-ll parcels of Platting, cos i [brie; one Frill, four lbs. of Chocolate,two doz. Platting, eight Willow Ilate, ore Cambia i 1 Lephorn Bonnet, four Toys, seven doz. cam- t, one 4or. pot, of Rouge, one ease Bone Toys . li , brace rode, three Silk Scarfs, two pieces of 2 Par* Silk, fourteen lbs. Hair Powder, 534 . i . I.P es rina,tro Loto Box, sundry French Beek*, 1 i lured Drawings, 61 Ileps, 15 Books, Maps, , 4 ms I ' I iciest Greece, not Picture, five bottle Eau de ~. ks of Cards, four pair Leather Sli two yards ce, seven yards and 3 qrs . white ' Thread Leer, ' - ' .:ottcn, two pots of Almond Paste, two pair . ds and a-half Blond Silk, two French limit t of Snuff Boxes (about AM doz.) 1 : i, . rine, and Cordial Water will be son seb • , , ,ert to n I ii a and Excise. above Goods may be seen at the Cestmo-house, . n i v day before and morning of Sale . A &emit ' 1 I rill be required. IL HARISON, Collector. . ; J. B. STONE, Octant. . ' . ! if. ouGH CURET) without Inward Medicine. lil II P , IBS ROYAL EMBROCATION. I ov-sands of Children are cured annually . , . ' 1 . • i meaty. On the first attack, an inantediats applie ES EMPII °CATION will Prevost the corn- - • o. hold of the constirnicn, and a fee/ throes may ( I in dte most obstinate ales acateveranee.will i tel cifect ; and no Remedy eat be so well cal. 1 , Iran as this, for it requires no toed:eine to be - 1 • In common Coughs this Mee/Mine is equally 1 • nay be teiied on .for Men, Wmaen, and Can- I' effectual. 'ln no ease can this medicine be , n , ethed on the wrapper by J. Roche. and every ' of E. Edwards, 66, fit. Paul's Church Yard, Wholesale- V ) engraved thereon. 4 'rice as. and On a>2g. per pone. . ) 4' n ' I' tcedentecl stsetess of Mr. LIGNIM's • , li i F )RBUTIC MEDICINE, the following Caseg I t• * ' ' Taylor, Edinburgh, duriag.eight yeart, was so :. Scurvy, as to render life a burthen to him--. I ii 1 n .. • sole use of the Drops. Attested by Win. Edger, I Signal Station ; and Win. Thompson, Gentrl ' M It inbureh. i , ife of Jas. Craig, Vintner, Smith Kills. Paisley, I iolent Scurvy, the itching anctpain attending it senses. I her of her Attested by G. Browning, ' I 1 • • - i 1. thorwald, near Dumfries, was cured, after being 1 I striated with the Scurvy to such a degree, that were continually discharging. Attested by Jas. t, Dumfries; ' PPP / .; 11' llallyburton's„ Howpasky, near Ilawick, cured ' afilictidn of the Scurvy. ‘Vitness Mr. ft. Arm- a Hawick. , a 1 ., .1 . r in this City, who does not choose to have his ' tic, had a severe Scorbutic Complaint in his An. !I L : lie bought one bottle of Mr. Ligeutri's Antiscore pe , d one bottle of his Lotioa, which two bottles per- m, to his own astonishment. The large marks ,•, t . , , were are quite visible, although whole. Attes- I A M`DOnald, 15, Brun:Wick-plate, Glasgow. 11 .h e if John Graham, of Houghton-town-head, near red of the Scurry, after 12 months' afilictioa,by . ' i le only. Attested by John Junk, Bookseller, . , are sold in moulded square betties at es. and mile is eniaal to three 6s. ones), wholesale and re- gninm, Manchester; also by J. Evans and Son, Wen Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church- . a 1 and Sons, 95, Flee:-market ; Edwards, 66, St. 'yard; Butler and Sons; 4, Cheapside ; and by incipal Medicine Venders in every Market Town Cindunn a , ti s , I RDIAL BALM of GILEAD is tiniver- 1 , . sowtielged to be the Most agreeable and powerful .. Ii ' . 11 Nervous Dieorden ever discovered. This mire . I 'ei :5 eeculiurly efd:aeions in all inward wasting*, less I irstion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking . • f S limbs, obi:ha-ate celighs, 'shortness of breath and 1, i ' ii obits; it thins the blond, eases the most Ticket ~ .d and stoneAca, and promotesgende perspiration. • y and Gentry this M. dicine is much admired, be.. m a the mite aed smell, gently astringing the fibr cf ad giviug chat proper tersity which a good dips.. i Nothing c m be bettor adapted to help and. :Mi. i t i i . . ration after a delsatel with wino, &c. cn said by lifter: iced individuals mann Medicines • lard, but there is a very inaportantobeervation to ; , Mug the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless ire , . , gentle, sale, and efficacion in those ccenplaints fat 1 ' 1 ' ? • mum ooded, and universally zdrainistered with ift. 1 s, it could not have :Ambled the unexampled dnea etired ; fr.?, as-it has rarely the Treat advantage of Ivocate, so ncthing btt his conviction of it. vir t u e% 4 effects. can led: re eerteveraace, and yet reason- li I . ice is certainly vies: requitite to enable even ties ;nation of Clierd:als, and Gaknicals to root oat a, and reatere the valetudinarian to heal-h. lett, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford -street ; Sutton o l ur ch-yard; li.tl .r, Chmelide ; T - ....t, Exchanp e; tot I , olborn; price tie. each, or feur Ps one Faraily f by which one its. bottle is rived, with the word, il /t . 0 o n, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. ' , onion expecte, whto consoltid by letter, the Una! a 41. rate to be inclosed, addressed, " Mee r , , n / n i ‘: e . Solomon, Gilead-Howe, may Liverpool. Paid . . . 3 a , that seater, Interesting, tad useful Pinney 1 ' hich is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and • cad-llowee), entitled, A GUIDE to HEALTH; both Seams, in a Variety at CnMplaintse-By 8,, M.O.—Containing a Treatise on F' - male Disease', lypozhondriaeComplair.ts; also General Remark, .sus with which the Human Body is most frequently eaniag chi s a mptomn, moue os treatratut, Ice. ii .. . . • it . • f Abotlez:R; Gallons About fourteen neva, two gallons sh small bores of and one-bill Writing yard French Oinsh , ' pieces of ILbit Sh;rt, one Le 1 •mon Paper Boxes. for Children, me ropliin, one piece plain anticaloured,Prist :9 pi ii aod colour- - and Chart. of Anr Cologne, five pack. Meek Thread Lau lA skeins white Coi Garters, two yards fkioks, one ease of The Affrits, Wit a duty of Customs Samples of the above h offize hours, the' of t 5 per Cast. will HOOPING CO HOCH!. MANY Thou= by this remedy ailllol3 of ILOCHIII3 plaint taking any h.e' completel7 cat.' product the desire sedated f. m. Chikin taken inwardly. 1 efficacious, and ma ) dren, as safe and Ott% genuine unless 441L-r:ed Ilßamp the name of • tvitio is the only_ errirunprec, JL ANTISCOI demetistrate Mr. William affikted with the was owed by thee R. N. Ceitan-hill Agency Office, El Mrs. Craig, wif( was cored of a vig almost deprived I Druggist, Paisley . J. Laing, Tonn. several years trouble sters of bone rasce, Dnip.gist, _ A son of Air. after eight years' won, Druggist, A Gentleman name made pub!i des, for which ht Dude Drops, and fectly cured him. where the arms tcd by Mr. A. M' Robars, Kr! 01 was CUP one small bottle Carlisle. Thrce Drops 145. (one 14s. brat, tail, by Mr. Lir 42, Long-lane, yard ; liarclay Paul's Church-r one or more prim in the United Kii rIIHE sally acknen restorative in all brated Cordials of appetite, indig of the hands or' consumptive hal pains LI the hea+ Dy the Nobility ing pleasant to ti the stomach, and tion requires risth the consdti Much hes been. that are advertised , be made respect; operation was gm which it is recor variable success, amantchaa ablel chronic ind e rl P evildioutscstr.ll:ehlicuyiseaalt,seewar salutary I C : 1 CI n io Ce jl, l ; Bottle for " Sami. Solomo) al-Dr. Solon , compliment of a Al. Letter. Dr. Blomon, double postage.' Also, price - Work (with whit a View of Gilead - or, Advice to Ural SOLOMON, M. Nervous and Fly p on those Diseases \ afflicted ;