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i _. • . , - -- sex , • .N .. .1 . . • fr 4 °+.' Ir:k ( SA Alli . " t . 1. 14 ` - -- V k • cs"-.- • ....* s . 0 / M l > /\•-, 111 C Of :~''! , 4 NETMBER 8089. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1613. PIKCP. SIXPENCE-HALPPiIt BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITIOI4 and SALE of the WQRKS of BRITISH ARTISTS * is now open to the Public. Admittance ls. Catalogue 6d. N. B. The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West 4 s Picture of " CHRIST HEALING THE SICK," continue to be received -a the Gallery. The price to Subscribers is Five Guinea; each Print: one half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and thd re mainder on the delivery of the Prints Persons residing in the country may transmit £3 per post, to - Mr. Green, for which a receipt will be immediately returned. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, qUBSCRIFTiONS for the RELIEF of the L. , PEOPLE of RUSSIA, suffering the severest privations and distresses in consequence of the French Invasion. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised .C 51,983 5 9 Edward Hannon), and David Mustard, Roman- Co. J'3l 10 hill, near Colchester 11 a Richard Deane, Esq. The Widows of the Winchilsea 5 5I Fr - afield College, Edward Steers 5 5 Wilts, XI ls, sd. Christopher Hull 4 0i J. Smalman, Bridge= Matter John Hull 2 0 north 21 0 Master I.ansdown Hull 2 0 I Cared, Banbury, Frith, Miss Eliza Hall 2 0 and Co. 20 0 Moses Sinunonds Poole 5 5 Remitted by the Com- F. G. Boccius 10 10 mittee at Northamp. Jesse Stroud 1 0 ton, being part of the Thomas Harvey,North- I Sttbscript ions raised wold, Norfolk 5 5 ft that town 2 0 0 0 Rear-Admiral William R . 1. 5 0 Luke, Truro 10 10 I Frederick D. Schaw 5 0 Rev. Richard Buller lu 10 D Nirevcz 1 0 The Inhabitants of the I lie Worshipful Cont- Parish of Ratnsbury, pany of Ciothworkers 105 0 in Wiltshire, ae42. I 'is. 6d. WM. HOLDEN, Sec. A - T a MEETING of the TANNERS rest , A. the County of BFRKS, hell at the Bea, fon,Wa on Friday. ti %e Ist of latmary, is i 3, tot Ike int., c 0.).: the intprlety of Peti.iotsing P4r::::r.te!:t to titpedl the !Ai; tional Duty on I.eafber: Mr. JAMFS PAR KtR, Chairnm It was unarimously Resolved, I. That the late additional L)uty on LeatLer is opprce Intpulitie. Y. That a Perhion to Parliament. praying a Repeal of additioilal Duty, is proper and necessary ; aux' tLat the now prepared be adopted. S. That the Members of the County of Berko be ref present and support such Petition. • 4. iliac Letters be written by the Secretary to the . for the lioroubhs within the County, ref:Esti:l them t 4 the Petition. - E Ticket, No. 54A, drawn in the last Lottery, ▪ it Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sine & Sltteenths, at the old-established Offices of CARROLL and Ca 1, Conthill, and 26, Oxford-street, London. CARROLL and Co. return their grateful thanks to the Public to past favours; and solicit their attention to the Small Lottery, of only 7000 Tickets, every Ticket to be drawn from the Wheel, co the lith of THIS MONTH, and following Day, and contains Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £.5,000, £Y , OOO, £l,OOO, £5OO, Bte. etc. Orders from the Country, post-paid, duly attended to. • S. That Mr. JAMES 1 1 AILICtIt be deputed to correspot the London Comndttee, and to attend the General Me the Lon , lonTasern, on the 10th of rebru.iry nett, its a ^ / from this Meeting, and also to attend at th e House of during the time the subject i 3 befure 6. That a Subscription be entered into to derf.ty the of promoting the ebj.-et of the Petit'on. 7. That the 'I hen... of this Meeting be given to theCl , fur his attention to thebusiness of .he day. NEW MUSIC. THE CYPRESS WREATI4, a Glee, price 3s. Oh! Brignal Banks, a Glee, pr. 3s. And whither would you lead me then? pr. 2s. 6d. The Sound of Rckeby's Woods I hear, a Song, pr. Is. ed. Let out• Halls and Towers Decay! a Song, pr. Is. 6d. My Harp alone, a Song, pr. Is. 6d. Allan-a- . Dale, a Ballad, pr. is. 6d. The Harper's First Song, pr. 35.; the Harper's Second Song, pr. 2s. 6d. ; from the c.kbrared Poem, ROK env , written by Walter Scott, Esq. composed by J. Mazzin ghi. The following Airs, with Variations for the Harp, Piano forte, and German Flute, composed by J. Mazzinghi :.—Swiss Air, No. 12, pr. 55.; Pray Goody, No. 13. pr. 55.; an Irish Air, No. 14, pr. ss. Published by Goulding, Dabataine, Potter, and Co. Mnsic•sel lers, 20, Soho-square; and 7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. TICKETS and SHARES for the present Small I.ottery of 7000-Tickets, are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, 131 TRNE, and Co. Stork-Brokers, ROYAL. EXCHANGE, LONDON. Every Ticket in this Lottery will be separately drawn from the Wheel, for whiCh purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing, viz. the 17th and 18th FEBRUARY. JOHN kiEDOE?, San Wallinirrord, Ist January, ISIS. 'THOMAS GILL ' S IGNLTORS, or lib CHEMICAL MATCHES, wideh,.in an astoukhb our, Instantly produce rine and wont, on tieing wetted out the unpleasant smell of sulphur, or the use of TPA. nANntauus COMBUSTIBLE PHOSPHOICS!! and by cud, for certainty and ease rn u 4, any cotarivauce for pose hitherto nude known; are, with his issraoven P TIC POCKET FIRE TUBES, wh;ch produce axe by corm of the air !! and his FLIxT and STstt Apparatus, with invented MAT c it-Cc fins, which quickly l produce !lame mere sparks!! made and sold, with various other not his celebrated Manufactory for SUPERIOR ruts CoTtas. 83, ST. JAMES'S•STREL I' ' opposite to I'ALL MALL, Lando Where also may be had, his PATENT MASTICATOR/ and FLOWER SCISSARS, SLIDING :ZNIVES, and PEW.: K mtvcs, all on new principles ; his superior Suac sons' MENTS, thinvute and Ercunto Nttotts for Artist., Ives, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, &a made by proved processes, of an unrivalled temper. Also his long-celebrated WARR/IWI ED SWoans, Ci Colt, Arms, and Accoutremeats,of every description. TO BOOKSELLERS, &c. Special Injunction againrt See LET, HATC lIA RD, and LDWIN'S, Pirated Editions of the Re--. THOMAS SCO FT's BIBLE. MR. JOIEDAN, having stopped the Side of the above PiaAcirs by a Sp. cial Injunction from the High CoUrt of Chancery, thinks it necessary to apprise the Booksellers and the Public in general, that the oats genuine edition of that Work, printed on a larger Type and hotpressed, (as lately con firmed by an Order of that Coat to Mr. Jordan, at a very cons'. derable expenee to Mr. Scott) is now publishing by Mr. Sharp, No. 931, St rand, opposite Somerset House, (late Jordan and Max- well) ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all other Booksellers, either in Numbers, Parts, or Volumes, and with or without 130 uniform Engravings, expressly designed and engraved for the Work, with the References at the end, as re commended by Mr. Scott. Part 11. price ss. or No. 6 to 10, price Is. each, was published on the Ist of February, and No. 11 to 20, or Part 3 and 4, will be ready on,the Ist of May. HEAP PATENT LAMP OIL, by the Impe risl British Oil and Colour Company, 460, Strand, the only House in London far the sale of VANHER.MAN's Purified LAMP 011. S, his Impenetrable cheap Paint for. Al work ex posed to the weather, his improved Paint without smell for the interior of Houses, and all his recent Discoveries and Improve ments, (all others are spurious, and impositions on the public). Purified Patent Lamp Oil, 6s. 61. per gallon. Good Chamber di tto, - 58. 6d. ditto. _ _ ybolesale, Retail, and for Exportaiion. Genuine Spermaceti and all other Oils at the most reasonable prices.—Orders addressed as above iiiU be punctually attended to AMONG man . ) , discoveries in Medicine, ni claims the attention of mankind mote than that grain ALL OPPOSITION TENDS TO PUBLIC GOOD. AvMARTIN returns his sincere thanks to his • Friends and the Public in general, for the distinguished preference they gave to his Office in the purchasing of Shares in the last Lottery ; at the same time heanily congratulates them on the wonderful success attending the Adventurers who purchased at No. 8, CORNHII.I., as every Ticket sold by him (including the £40,000 and.Xl,ooo Prizes) averaged upwards of SIXTY SIX POONDS per Ticket, making a net profit of £14,7011. 2s. returned to the Public above the I'urcliase Moneys . . _ _ TICKETS and SHARES, in a great variety of Numbers, are on Sale fur the next Lottery, at thu above Lucky Office; and, notwithstandirg the Contractors have advanced the Price of 'tic kets 223. more to W. M. thaw last Lottery, be is deturmined to sell Shares at Payer , cosy, and rich Tv.clftt Cake gratis, and earnestly solicits a generous Public will give his Office the-prefe nice, he having been the means of savin : : them many thousand sunds, by reducing the price of Lottery Shale Ticket - 8 0 Half - £ll I 1 0 I Eighth - £4 18 0 Quarter - 515 6 Sixteenth 1 9 0 Orders from any part of the Country, accompanied with Bank notes or Post-Artie Orders, &e.&c.executed uu the above terms by return of post. RegiStering gratis. N.B. No. 7731, the above Prize of £20,000, is the only one of that amount really sold to the Ptistic, in CORN umb, for five lotteries past. RIMBER AND DOWS' CREDITORS. THE Creditors of Messrs. JOSEPH KIM DER, late of Colnbrook, In the County of Bucks, Millwright, deceased; Sal JOIIN Dows the younger, of Newbury, in the County of Perks, Millwright, in respect of Goods and Materials supplied them for erecting and making a Pound, Lock, Weir, and other :mks en the River Thames, at Teddington and at Sunbury, in the Cour.ty of Middlesex, are requebti.d forthwith to scud the , rticulars of their respective Demands and Securities (if any) to in order that the same may be examined and arranged p; epa iry to a division of their Effects; and such of the Creditors to have not executed the Deed of Trust, are requested forth itlt to caU at our Office to execute the same, otherwise they be excluded the benefit of that Deed. VANDERCOM and COMYN, Solicitors to the Trustees, 83, Bush Ltne, Cannon-street, Londots.-27th lanuary,lBl3. EXTRAORDINARY SAVING FOR READY MONEY. I'HE following are the present Prices at GnawNs's 4 WOOLLEN-DRAPERY and Fashionable APPAREL AR EHOUSE, 183, Fleet-street, three doors from Fetter-lane : ry best Spanish Wool Superfine - se. s. d. Cloth Coats - . 3 6 0 ::to British Wool - - . 2 10 0 ISeccod Cloth Coats - . .1 16 0 ry brat Superfine Kerseymere Breeches .• 1 3 0 to Double-milled - . 1 8 0 .st Double-twilled Cord ditto - . 0 18 0 ishionable Marseilles Waistcoats . 0 12 0 The savings are so conspicuous, no other comment is lacers than au assurance every article is warranted of the best qua ', fashion, and workmanship. A large assortment of all kinds Woollendrapery and Man's Mercsry kept ; and Gentlemen achaslng their own Cloth, will find a great saving at this , rhouse.—N. B. Pray be very particular as to the Number. ESSENCE:OF COLTSFOOT FOR COUGHS. IdE HERB COLTSFOOT, called Tussilago by the Ancients, was distinguished, as its name conveys, its excellence in the cure of coughs, asthmas, and other pul- Ary complaints ; it gently opens, and heals rawness and yore ,s of the brea.t, altar' the tickling which provokes frequent LlZhing, and gives liberty of breathing without danger of catch ; thus it will prevent consumptione, if taken before the . 5? are Itlcerved. r:epa-ed by James Ryan, Surgeon, Bristol; and sold only by Newbery, and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, London, in hot:les, each. And by appointment by Bacon, Oxfortl•ttret ; mrltins, Old BondAtreet ; Harris, Ludgate-street ; "111 Exchange; and Clarke, Borough.—Observe the words, Newbery, No. 4S St. Paul's," engraved in the r.onips. FOR. COUGHS, HOARSENESSES &c. , E great demand fer Mr. GnEesouon's LO ZENGES of TOIX, after 50 years trial, rrores au x:Thy, as the most pleasant and eff. ctual remedy for all Coughs, arsenessts, Sore Throats, and Deductions on ae mils, heal : the rawness of the breast, and affording great relief in Short " 44 Breach, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The ke only have " R. Hayward' printed on the Stamp—all en are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, as succes- N to Mr. Greenough. in London (by his appointment) by Newberg., qt. Paul's rch-yard ; Dic e y & Ca Bower urch•yard,; Bayley Sc Co. Cock ,3treet ; Nix, Royal Exch a n ge; Ward, 324, H o lb orn; Cl ar k, 40 •1; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Barclay, Fleet Market; s it Piccadilly; Vade, Cornkill; told the Venders of Ge- Asdicines, Pr ice ls. lad, each bet 'cncr, he Founds, b Half Qnar Orders totes or I by return N.B. Is of that air lotteries' THE . 1 - Cole %Li !onto Eerks, Mi t to them fc $ %Voila en the Cowl 1, particular, us, in ord ratory to aho hart vith to ca till be ea ha EXTR. THE 4 WC IVAREH Very best rY Cloth C r Ran brit : 3 Gxkl Seci Viry best Liao Dot Doul :; 'lehional The sa try than ky, fashi r t Wools It:rehash' • • Varehou Et rc. THE by t fUr itS ext rs ' ' Tay tea of fit told: hi? are ?;ep3-1 , Newb q. ea LNag tek• f r }iE ZE ' ..rity , !'" , rieTlC Olt g the ra l r it ++of E it Plume yr ei ar• to lv h Art .y G , aOll .e A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK. This day was published, a new Edition, being the Tenth,. price ss. 6d. bound, THE CLASS-LOOK; consisting of Lessons il-ar ranged for eery day in the year, extracted from the Works of the best Authors, and combining Instruction on every useful subject, with elegance of composition. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. Author of the Unis e! sal Preceptor,Readine Haw cises, Grammar of Natural Philosophy, ecc. &c. The original plan and superior execution of this School Book having secured the patronage 4 the first Sentinaries in every part of the Empire, it has in consequence excited the rivalry of other Compilers, whose Inability to imitate with success may be in fetred front their paucity of invention. Justice to the oriental pretens!ons of this Wori, renders it incumbent therefore on its author to guard conductors of Schools against senile aud inferior works which may be obtruded on awn on the same approved plan, but greatly inferior in Matter and extcution. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. This day were published, In a neat Pocket Volume. with Si: Illustrative Engravings, price ss.6d. in extra boards. _ __ THE ACCIDENTS of HUMAN LIFE, with Hints for their Prevention or the Removal of their conic quencel. By NEWTON BOSWORTH, Honbrary Member of the London Philosophical Society. " Much has been said, in jest, about the Miseries of Human Life. Why may not something be said, in earnest, abotit its Ac- cidents—those frequent sources of deep and lasting misery? The dangers to which we are all exposed from fare, water, heat, cold, journeying, amusements, &c. are here distinctly treated or and considerable pains have been taken to collect the most usefu l ' directions to avoid or remove them. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, very neatly printed, bound in red leather, and lettered, price 4s. The Juvenile Correspondent; or, Scriptural and Moral In structor; for the Use of Schools. By a Clergyman and Precep tor of Youth. This day were published, elegantly printed in Bvo. price 12s. COMEDIES of ARIS'I'OPHANES, translated into English by Cumberland, Fielding, and others; with Prefaces, Notes, and Illustrations.—A translation of Aristophanes has long been a desideratum in our language; and when it is considered that thestudy of the works of this very early dramatic Poet and correct writer is becoming daily more prevalent in our Universities, and that we live in an age studious of ancient Lite rature, and abounding in translations of the •Gretk and Latin Classics, it cannot but be matter of surprise, that the task, not withstanding its extreme difficulty, should not have been before attempted. On the success of this volume will depend the pub lication of the remaining Comedies. London Printed for LaekingtOn, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square.—Of whom may be had, The Comedies of Terence, translated into familiar blank verse by Geo. Colman, with a Life of the Author, illustrative Notes, and Coprcr-plates. A new and elegant Edition, uni:orrn with Arigtophant s, t 2s. A CHEAP RFMEDY FOR CCUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS &c. CHURCH'S COUGH DliOi)S, for recent Colds, obstinate Coeghs, and confirmed Astinas, stands unrival led. Its reputation for fifteen )ears pact, and thy various testimo nies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimation in which it Is held for Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the following instance is inserted: " - To Messrs. SHAW and ED WARDS. '• Birmingham, March 16,18011. Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the'value of that cicellent Medicire, Clutch's Cough Drop% I send you the follo‘s big case, at the particular request of the patient " MYLES SWINNET." S'r—l cannot stiMc'enily acknowledge the cute I hate re caws! from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Asthma tic Cough during the winter afflicted meso severely, that I expect. cd nothing less than death every minute; one bottle rel eved me corsiaerably, and four mare perfectly restored me. Your sendiag this to the Propi.etors rill oblige your humble servant, CLIMUI4I:iS." Sctd w.holesale and r( tail by Shaw and Edwards No. , ;6, St Paul's Church-yar', London ; Tutt, Exchinte; and Bacon and Co. Oxford-urger; at 1 floc Vender in every toWir. None can be uterine, except" Shaw and Edwards 66, St. Paul's Church.; rani, London," is enwred ou the •amps Riga Sa. 11 1 4; Rod dons lc !We i is, ed. Fee bottle. IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY. Band W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having • established extensive Warehouses in that City, beg leave to offer their services in furnishing the ARMY in GLNKIAI., but more particularly Reginients passing through the Sussex Dts ,ue with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every description. Their Stores are so extensive, and such ar rangements have been made to merit patronage and approbation, that a Regiment may be supplied, Ar AN HOUK'S NOTICE, with every article required fur the complete equipment of the Soldier. N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula, would find great advantages in the contiguity of the above Ware houses to Portsmouth. BY THE AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEI' I'ERS PA'TENT, GRAN CED TO EDWARD JUKES THE AVE R.RUNCATOR, a new-invented In. strument for Pruning, &e. &c. &c. The want of an Instrument fur Pruning Trees and Shrubs of teo treat a height to be reached from the ground, and too weak to sustain the weight of a ladder, has been long felt. The Aver runcator will be found completely to supply that want. With it, All superfluous branches may be cut from a tree of any height with the greatest nicety, without the aid of a ladder, and that too with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It will effectually destroy all those bags of insects which are so destructive to trees, and will be found not only the most useful, but the mot amusing Instrument for Pruning, ever yet offered to the Public. It may be used in a horizontal as well as perpen.L...ular direction, and is not only calculated for the use of Nurset'ymen and Gardeners, but Is equally adapted for the use of Gentlemen, or even Ladies, who may without inconvenience, carry it in,their walks round their grounds, and remove dead and unsightly branches; and by affixing a small basket, it is admirably adared for gathering grapes or other fruit banging beyond the common reach, or in Hot-houses or Green-houses, where the Introduezion of a ladder will he entirely superseded by the Averruncator. This Instrument has the approval of some of the most eminent Nurserymen and Gardens rs in the neighbourhood of the Metro poll', and is pronounced by them a most admirable Invention ; by the use of which, they will be able to avoid the various clumsy, tedious, and ineffectual expedients to which they have hitherto been compelled to have recourse in the necessary and important duty of Pruning. To be had at the Manufactory, No. 11, Budges-street, Covent- Garden ; and, by appointment, at Mr. William Newton's, Um brella-maker. No. 161, Strand ; at Mesa's. Moore and Starkey's, Jewellers and Hardwaremen, 75. Cheapside; and Thornhill and Morley, hlanufacturing Cutlers, 144 (late 137), New Bond strert. ANTI-ATTRI FION. ('HE only good thing for Carriages or Machinery -I- of any kind is the PATENT COMPOSITION; as with one Priming, which will not consume more than the fourth-Part of a Half-crown Box, any Four-wheel Carriage will run upwards of 600 miles : it will also answer, in the same proportion, for all other kinds of work. Sold by Messrs. Brown and Mawe, 149, Strand, (near Somer set House,) London ; and at Banbury—By Mr. Milward, Ironmonger. Birmingham—Mr. Waddell, Hen and Chickens Hotel. Brerctoo—Mr. William Vickery, Bear's Head inst. Brighton—Mr. Shugard, Old Ship Inn. Bromley—Mr. Prime, White Hart Inn. Bury St. Edmund's—Mr. Do.A. Chester—Mr. Tomlinson, White I.ien Inn. Congledon—Mr. J. Gibson, Swan inn. Crawley—Mr. Lee, Sun Hotel. Croydon—Mr. Barton, Crown Inn. Deptford—Mr, Simpson, New Cross. Enstone—Mr. Beck, Litchfield Arms Inn. Hint—Mr. T. Edwards, R oyal Oak. High Wycombe—Mr. Gilbert, Red/Lion Inn. Hockley—Mrs. Anne Jones, Nag's Head ion. Knt:tsfurd—Mr. Tegg, Angel Inn. Lewes—Mr. Steuart, Ironmonger. Liverpool—Mr. Yel!owly, Angel inn. March:slit:hi—Nit.. I lodk iwon, Angel Inn. Manchester—Me.ert. Wright “nd Lawkwell, Palace Inn. Newcastle under Line—Mr. J. Scott, Roebuck. Oxfor&—Mrs. Wentworth, Star Inn. Parkzate—Mr. D. Briscoe, George Inn. Prescott—Mr. Bates's I 114e1 and Swan limo Reigate—Mr. Larmer, Swan Inn. Speenhamiand—Mr Brown, irongnenger. Stafford— Mr" ftlen Hughes, Swan Inn. Stont —Mr.l = Aas Styles, Crown Inn. • So-admit upon Avon—Mr. Isaac Gardner, Reci Hone inn. Sutton, near Epsom—Mr. Grace, Greyhound. Tetsworth—Mr. J. Edmonds, Swan Inn. Tranmere, Royal Ferry—Mr. Mathews. Uxbridge—Mr. Peursnan, Crown Inn. Walsall—Mr. R. M. Fletcher, George Inn. Watrington.—Mr. William Hughes, Nag's Head Inn. 'Wolverhampton—Mr. G. Cale, Swan Hotel. Wood-stole—Mr. Powell, Bear Inn. NEB. Direction; will be found upon each box whlsh are epled Wis. BelLuriy." storative, the CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, which p. the inestimable power of renova•iirg the most deblltateti cotton tution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by residence in IRA or unhealthy climates, the itimoderate use k tea, spirituous liquors, or other noxious ffulds; teo sedentary life, or too close an application to study; excessive grief, injudi cious administration of mercury, &c.: or, should k proceed ,* the habitual tenilency to censumptien, or by whatsoever _ the constitudon becomes relaxed, weak, or decayed, this rettora= tive and re-animating Balm of Life and Health, will protEce the happiest effects. A few doses of this Medicine will afford bones. diate assurance of returning health and strength, by giving Iced to the muscular system and organs of digestion, thereby rating and renovating the whole constitution. To the young If will afford lasting health, strength, and spirits, In place of Itssifi rude and debility; and to the aged and infirm it will asoirediP furnish great relief and comfort, by gently and safely Iml - sore:rig the system; and ii it be in the power of medicbte t..) gild the aus tumn of declining years, and calmly and, ienenely to protract the close of life beyond its narrow spay, this restorative ts capable at effecting that grand desideratum. Ihe Cordial Balm of Quito Is told Wholesale and Refill, by Weston and Co. 229, strand, London; in bottles at 2444 105. rsd. and Famtly bottles, 2;:s. tact:, by which there is a ravioli of 95.--Sold alto by the Venders of I'atent Medi:ince throuslah out the United Kingdom. • • CHING'S PATENT WORM I.O2ENGES. . . WORMS are the most frequent sources t 4 Chl. dren's Diseases.—Their sitmptotats every parent and gime. dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loft of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emacLadon and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains they bring on convuLions ; tNey airect the growth of the body, and they prore latal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarming complainis,the aboto excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. 'I heir ;labile approbetlan i given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wouderhsl curses!. In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children; should hove this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when: ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way dirordered; • which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, 4, Cheapit . ) side, London; Sharp. and Belam, Portsmouth ; !ones, Welton, Aihnut, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, a nd Turner; Hull ; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, mouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and do. Birmingham; y Stainea and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton; Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M`Donald; Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor wich; Swinten, Leicester; Elvrards and Penny, and Billings and I.athbury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover; White; Brighton; Roberts, Selden, and Ruff, Cheltenlikin ; and retail; by most country medicine venders ,in boxes, at its. 9d. and Ss. ea Another instance of the superior and wonderful efftea:y of Ma. LIGNUM'S ANFISCORBUTIC DAM'S. am, North Shields, Sept. 17, tali. TN gratitude for the vary extraordinary cure per. , formed by your Invalu 'ble medielne,l beg leave to state my :I ease, and which I am desirous you should publish for the benefit of suffering humanity. From a bruise I got in my arm when skip. ; wrecked,screral large scrofulous ukers were, formed, accom paniesl by a running of very offensive matter,which in tits years reduced . 1 mew weak that I was confined to m 7 bed for I S months; durinE thiseime I made application to a Loniber of the most restectahle gentlemen of the faculty at this place and al Newcastle, from whom .; I took great quantities of medicine, but at length pronf:unced my case incurable, at the same time lamenting, that, on account of my 7 exhausted stare, they could not airiput:.te my arr., the only tios• bible hope they then l•oel of prolonging my lite my a7peteto. having quite kft ire. In this deplorable state, loo king torseat d to my dissolution, I happily rani in the Newpaper of the cern performed by your Drops; I sent to Mr. Acple by, bookseller; your agent here, for one bottle, from which I recdved ceivahle benefit ; my appetite returning, and the ulcers in my arri • considerably brit4 r; anti by taking two ba-tlrt :nose ' I was re. stored to a good state of health, the nice rs completely healed, rid since which time I have continnel pet f• et ly well The laMentubli ,tate to which I was reduced is well kn.r.vit in my nellaboubl hood. —I am, Sir, your obedie.:: !nimble !tet cant; DAVfD 11 4 .‘CLEAf4. Attested by Thos. Ape,elly, bookseller, and 11 illaud Robson, watchmaker, North Sl' ields. 'Co Mr..l. Llgnurn, Surge..':. Manche :ex. Tl•ese Drops are t0;44 in 1.1. , 411-1 scr.- e !smiles at 64• and 119 t. ( one 14,. b ott l e i s c. l uat to Oar!: 6.. en.' s), 4k and tea.' by Mr. Lignum, 7.l.otehebte, ; alba r. tad by I. 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Walk-.:r ' News trifle; Mr. R.Seott, ten,Soath.b id s e, Ftlfnburgh; Mr. Bastet; 4..:anderlggs, (;lasitto•:; and by et. t f re Sfertiable MedkaDit rpss tier in evvil Market Toivu id the linked liiitgdetwa ti INN Y. u*.dera L►tn ad • estlse an of i he sal c Peti•i g•tetted t Membe to ti go wind *it feet nig Common elpCnCt r:retege nyro sing ed ! •.~l' 7.lt!S rir c 1r Lie pu PNEi'MA gnipre!s!u th Ms re) le from ;11 geelties, a ART; No. ondun. pits, 1:m.74r e lurrasi sts ; Ps by ass Cutts) Ptl• ne, nine t great r* is posing's@ ted constl. 13, or by a ate use of ej.ntary a iet, iniudi• xred frost tier can tb restorsa rodwe thie Ord isuioi ;Icing tctd by luripo. le young it kICEIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, re spectfully inform the Public, that they have contracted with Government for a Small Lottery of 7000 Tickets, to be . erawn on the same principle as the last,in which the Public were so fortunate as to obtain all the great Prizes. The Drawing will commence on the 17th February, and finish the following Vay. SCHEME. 1 of £‘20,0011 is .C 20,000 1 . s 114,000 10,000 1 5,000 5,000 2 - 2,000 ......... 4,000 8 1,000 - 5,000 4 SOO ..... . 4 500 1,200 5 200 ... 10 luU 1,000 20 50 1,000 30 30 ..... 104 ..... .... 25 2,600 1,2-40 15 18,300 OLD MODE OF DRAWING.—NO CLASSES. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. are telling Tickets 5:..l Shares in variety of Numbers, at their Offices, the corner of Bank-builffing- - , Cornhill ; and facing the King's Mewi, Clia rin-Cross, where in the Lottery drawn I lth and 15 , h January, they sold 6 Capital Prizes, in 59 Shares ; and in the Lotteries drawn last year, 23 Capital Prizes, including One of £20,000, and Two of 810,000. - Al-0 13 0 B HAM ItO3A 11 BAR MI) OR COSBAelt LOVE SONG. Price 2s. 6d. Just published, at IL ACKTA MANN'S, lfl, Strand, and to be bad of all the Music-sellers in the United Kingdom, AN ORIGINAL RUSSIAN NATIONAL AIR, trans'ated into English, with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte or Harp, and a beautiful Engraving of a Don Cossack, after a Drawing by Orlowsky. Also, just published, after the above Artist, TWO POR- I TRAI I'S OF PLATOFF'S BRAVE COSSACKS, the Terror and Destruction of Bonaparte and his Army ; printed on large Imperial paper, and coloured, price 10s. 6d. each. Also, A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF MOSCOW, Mut tratgd with Twelve Views; large elephant quarto, in boards,' price .et 11s. 6d. plain, £2 2s. coloured, and to be had of 111 the Book and Print-sellers in tile United Kingdom. OLD NETTING, For Preserving Seed and Fruit front Frost, Blight, and Birds. GENTLEMEN, GARDENERS, and Others, supplied by the hundred-weight, half-hundred, or net. — Inferior old Netting for Bakers, at 20s. the hundred-weight. At George Gimber's New and Old Net Warehouse, No.lo, Crook ed-lane, near the Monument. Also strong Netting to any depth and length required, at 7d. the square yard. Horse nets, in great variety of colours, and on an improved plan.