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PROM THE SPANISH PAPERS. ______ • A COMMON COUNCIL holden in the Chamber ' 4—a • of the Guildhall of the City of London, ou Friday, the 19th day of Oanbet, 1813; kiSCILQID, That this Court *lO, in the ensuing Sessions of Parliament; ttly for an Act tbr the Protection of the Public and the Fair frailer against the numerous Frauds carried on by means of Mock Auctions and Public Sale Rooms in various parts of the Metropolis and throughout the Kingdom, and that it be referred to the Committee for General Purposes to take the most active measures for obtaining such Act early in the nett Sessions of Parliament, a,nd to report their rroceedinp thereon from time to time to this Court. WOODT HORPE. A FEMALE NATIVE of the Cape of Good Hope is desirous of returning svi!li any Family deiiined to that Colony. Respectable reference may be had at Mr.Skilten's Library, Southampton, by letters posrpald. MONE Y advanced by RYDER, DRUMMOND, and Co. Russell Mews, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, to any eitent, by Annuity Or on Bills, or Notes of Hand, and All sorts of Securities without exposure or the interpodtion of any one out of their Office ; they claim more reopectabitityand powers than any others in this line, and can make an instant advance to persons of known character.--Attendanee all day. SURREY INSTITUTION, NOV. I, 1813. AIR. GOOD will commence his COURSE of LECTURES on the PHILOSOPHY of PHYSICS, on FRIDAY NEXT, the sth instant, at Seven o'Clock in thE Even ing precisely; to be continued on each succeeding Friday. Dr. TIOMSON will commence his Course of Lectures on Che mistry, on Tuesday, the 9th instant, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening precisely ; to be continued on each succeeding Tuesday. Terms of Admission to the above and all other Lectures, as well as to the other Privileges of the Institution (consisting of a News Room, Reading Room, Library of Reference and Circula tion and Laboratory), .C 9. es. per Annum. Further information ray be obtained at the House of the Institution, near Elackfriars ltridge, 'which is open daily from Eight •iti the Morning ulrTen a: Night. By Order of the Committee of Managers. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. TO THE FACULTY. • A YOUNG MAN, who enters into Partnership . ./Js. with a relation in four years, wishes to speed the interme diate time as an Amistant to a Surgeon and Apothecary in the country. He has attended the Hospitals and Lectures two suc cessive seasons, and practised several branches of the profession. The most respectable reference can be given, and letters ad dressed (post paid) to A. 13: No. 75, Hable-sume,Goswell.street, will meet with immediate attentive. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TYTHES, BENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Conga, Lonolons some time in ttie present Mouth, In three Lots, ALL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES arising and accruing from the Crops of Grain and Hay on upwards of 'fwo Thousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and productive Land, situate in the Parish of NORTHFLEET, In the County of Kent ; and also a substaadal and convenient Rectory House fit for the accommodation of a Family of respectability, with all necessary attached and detached Offices Barns , Yards, Gardens, Orchards, and Paddock ; and a most v aluable Close of Land, about 14 Acres, free from all Tythes, moat desitably situated for the erection of a Gentleman's Residence. - BY PATENT _FACING BUILDINGS WITH STONE. SPECIMENS of this new• Work, which combines the permanent beauty •and durability of Stone, with the ac knowledged utility of the Roman Cement, so long manufactured by us; keeps the walls in a dry state however thin.or bibulous the Stone may be—is applicable to all cases In which Stucco has been used, withont the disadvantage of a perishable colouring; and is considerably less expensive than a common Stonc Cashsg. May be seen at this Office,, and at C. Carter's, Plasterer, No. 1, Dean -street, Soho, where, and at No. DI, To:hill-street, West minster, the Cement may be bad separately. Enquiries by post , to be paid. PARKER and Co. No. 40. Bankside. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that tte ensuing STATE LOTTERY, will be Drawn in Two Days, viz. the 3d and 11th of NOVEMBER. The Somme, consisting of only 8,000 Tickets, contains TWO Prizes of £20,000, with 14 other Capitals from £3,000 to £2OO, and no Prize less than £2O. , Trozars and Sonars are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Each Lot lies very compact, and within a ring fence, the qua lity of the Soil is adapted only to a state of aration. Nortl4eet is most advantageously situaited in a• populous and increasing neighbourhood, one mile from Gravesend, nine from Chatham and Rochester, and 90 from London. Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be ready for deli very 91 days before the Sale, on application to Mr. James, New Boswell.court, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon, where a Plan of the Estate may be see*. This day was published, pries Is. A New Edition (being the Second) of A SERMON, preached in the Parish Church of. / 1 ST. WERBERG, in Derby, on Sunday, December 16th, 1810, in consequence of the Death of the Reverend JONATHAN Srusss, M.A. By the Rev. THOMAS GIiBORNE, M.A. Printed fur T. Well and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, New Editions of all Mr. Gisbome's other Works. SIVEWRIGHT requests the public favours ont a for the NEW LOTTERY of only 8,000 Tickets,*to begin Drawing 3d November next, containing 2 of £20,000 and two of 3,000, various other Capitals, and no Prize order £2O. Tickets and Shares for which are on sale at his oil established Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; tl, Holborn, 141, 'oll9rd-street, :laid No. 1, Piccadilly, which latter will be removed immediately after the present Lottery, to the Original House, No. 98, Haymarket, which has ever been eminently successful its the Sale of Capital Prides. EVERY MAN lifS OWN DOCTOR. BY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERHAAVE's INFALLIBLE Rf-D PILL,-(41. 6d. only per box), persons of either Sex (assisted by the invaluable copious directions there-- with given) are enabled to eradicate effectually a certain Insidious Disease, and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease and' safety, certainty and secrecy, in a few days. , L 7. For bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and linpority of Blood, the efficacy of this medicine is so well known and highly attested for 50 years past, that any further comment is rendered UDOt cessary. sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London ; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders. BISHOP HORSLEY'S WORKS. This day were published, price 7s. in boards, Ist, THE CHARGES of SAMUEL HORS- D. P.R.S. F.A.S. late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph; delivered at his several Visitations of the Dioceses of St. David's, Rochester, and St. Asaph. 2d, SERMONS, in . :: vols. aro. £s. 7s. boards. sd, SPeacurs to Pastualttur, ISL. boards. 4th, "'Ravi's iu CONTROVERSY with Dt. PRIESTLEY, 14s. In boards. • _ _ _ _ THE LOTTERY begins DRAWING NEXT WEDNESDAY . HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to remind the Pub.. lic, that the only Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, No. 5934, drawn in the last Lottery, Was shared by them in One Half and Eight Sixteenths; also 4178, a Prize of Two Hundred Pounds, in One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths, and the Money paid immedely. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest prices ; only 8000 Tickets, two Grand Prizes of X:10,000, besides a great propor tion of Capital Prizes. • Orders by letter or Carrier duly attended to, ato their Old Established State Lottery Office, Cornhill, where all kind of business in the Public Funds are carefully executed. Printed far jdongman, Hurst, and Co. F. C. and J. Rivington, and T. Hamilton, London ; J. Chambers, Dundee • A. Conht.,ble and Co. and J. liallantyne and Co. Ediuburgh ; and M. Keene, WHEN a Medicine has had the approbation of the politer part of society for more than half a century, and that the demand fer it increases daily bo h at borne and abroad, its efficacy is no longer doubted. We are now Fpeaking of the CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S DENTIFRICE and TINC TUBE for preserving the Teeth and Gums from decay, the vir tues of which has been long acknowledged In ether hemisphere. Also of his ISAL' 4 AMIC INPTIC, which stops a Hemorrhage both internally and externally with perfect safety, and is honoured by the recommendations of the Faculty, and for which continual demands are made from Apothecaries' Hall for the use of the British Navy, &c. &c. The above articles may he tad at the Chevalier's House, St. Alban's-street, in Pall-Mall ; and by his appointment of all the principal venders of Medicate and P...rfuniers to town and country. N.ll Ni. Box or Bottle is sent trout the Chevalier Bus/Ma's house without a stamp, and being properly sealed up and signed, to•copy which is felony. NEXT WEDNESDAY, STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.—ONLY 8,000 TICKETS. PARAOLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, 7, Cornhill, %...1 and es, Olft.rd-street, respectfully• acquaint the Public, they have a great Variety of Ticketit and shares on Sale tor the NEW STATE LOTTERY to begin Drawing on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 3d of NOVEMBER. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 of se2^,ooo I S of • £loooo 2 of 5,000 4 of soo With a great proportion of o'hcr Capitals, and the Lowest Prize £2o.—The First 520 Blanks will be entitled to £lO each, in ad eition to which the First-drawn Prize above sefOwill be entitled to an Additional Prize of £3,000. CARROLL and Co. sold in the Last Lottery No. 2,262, a Prize of £l,OOO, in Twelve Shares ; and in tke preceding Lotto . tie , , No. 543, the last Prize of £lO,OOO, is sixteen Sixteenths, being the Fifth Capital sold this Year. Orders irons the Country (pus- paid) punc.ually attended to. - - LADIES WOOl. EN-Cl.O I'H 141ANOFAC PURER. GEORGE . FOX most respectfully returns thanks to his numerous fritnis for former favours, and. begs leave through this medium to acquaint the Nobility, Ladies of Fashion, and the Public, that he ha. Manufactured tor this sea son, a most extensive Stock of WOOLLEN CLOTHS, both twilled and pla;n, of al' descriptions, in every beautiful perma nent colour that ran be dyed, and entirely new, from Ts. to 2.05. per yard, of ae finest texture; all twn yards wide. If required, Inay be nta le up into any fashionable Garment, by Workmin of the best abilities—elegant and new forms of Dress in Woollen Cloths always may be here seen making up, both iltin ald or nante.ttted, to various orders of the first Noisti:y—likwise.Chstill Cwt., Hussar Coaks, &c &c. and every other kind of upper Garment required to repel the wet and cold. A great variety of Covett, Tartan Plaids, Cottage Stuffs and Welch. Flannels as heretofore N.B. Furniture Cloths made of any width, price, or colour; and from the mail advantages he possesses, is confident that the above Articles, when seen, cannot fail in please in every nspect. Letters (pot paid) George Fox, King-street, Covent Gar den, duly attended to and patterns sent. Mercers and Drapers supplied with Woollen Cloths by the Piece, as usual. RUPTURES, DEbll.lll', &c. THE RUSSIAN R UPTURE BELT may be had to the Ist of December enly, when the coettact expires, and the Patent Right, saacConed by his Rnyal Highness the Patrice Etrocsr, will be transferred to rite Allied Armis in Russia, after which the Doctor will attend mine but the private patient. in town. Upwards of MO person,s have been cured within dr last five year. by this application. 'the rrice is front Two to Ten fouads, as the ease may require. No incurable cases are engaged ; the earliest application is recommended. Letrers,stating part,culars, arc immediately answered, and the remedy lorwardeti to all parts of the Kingdom, with 'miser di rections.—Apply persitialy, or by letter (post paid) to Doetor Wrest Efts and JON, No. 6, Upper James-street, Gulden-square, Condon. 1 hey attend at 'borne daily for consultatica. -wd engage to effect the reducion, and en/print the most complucaied aid continued Hernia. 'fbey cure Debility, and certain lii.vase (in every stage) in a few days. Pet tonal atteulince Uf i'aucuts riot requited.—The strictest secrecy. GERMAN FLU PE. • DIXON'S ANT IBtLIOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most. wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distrt- Suted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they &- dare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious 'and other complaints. The tollowing are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost cad from your Dlxen's Antibilious Pills:—CharlesTyrlor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish 'Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; Aliston, Esq. ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant ,ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. San River, dirt); Mr. Mullen., ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry. St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many ocher persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner ' of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sharp and Belays, Poitsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsta ; Hall and John son, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, ant'lurner, Hull ; He:land, Cooltworthy, Nettleton and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney• and Co. Bir mingham t Staines and Lynch, Manchester: Trewinan, Exeter; Baxter and M`L?onald, Glasgow ; Buigen and Barry, Bristol; Ste venson and Co. Norwich; Swiuten, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and Lai hbut y, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelteo ham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In boxes at 24 91. and Hs. each. This day was publi4hed, price 7s 14. the Eleventh Edition of Mr RAGG's Improved FLUTE Pit ECE PTO R or, the Whole Art of Playing the German Flute ren- ' dered easy to every Capacity, on Principles eirirely new. "1 he CONTENTS are :—A copiasis Set of Instructions; a Set of Progressive Lessons; Stxry•f>ur orig:nal Duets, in various Keys, each of which is preceil.:il by an easy Prelulo, rsccompa nied with an Expla::atory Nose, by which the Pupil is progres sively conducted from the easiest to the most difficult Key; 20 Ariettes; 53 Scottish and other Aits; and a Set of Flourishes, in Major And Minor Keys : the whole forming the most com plete and cheap Work of the kind elrant. London: Printed for and sold by the Author, No. 17, Little Knight Ritler.btreet, Doctors Commons. 6 , 6 No Look is genitive, except it is signed " J. Wrage in red ink, in the 'lute and Address. This day W4S published, Embellished with a fine Portrait Mr. Bowyer, in one large Volume 4tn. price £2, lea. ed. in Boards, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and corrected, of CRITICAL CONJECTURES and OBSERVA TIONS on the NEW TESTAMENT, colleited from va rious Authors, as well in regard to Words as Pointing: with the Reasons on which both are founded. By WILLIAM BOW YER, F.S.A. ; Bp. BAUM:TON, Mr. MAILICLAND, Professor SCHULTZ, Profes.nr Micmac ects, Dr. Owttr, Dr. Wotue, Dr. Gossi:r - r, and Mr. W'xsrots. A Series of Conjectures from Micuaz Lis, and a ::p.cimen of Notes on the Old Testament, by Mr. Was ro:s, are added in an Appendix. Printed for Nkhols, Son, and Bentley, Red ;.ion-passage, Fleet.street.—Of whom may be lad. Nichnis's Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, with Index, 7 vols. Sou. price ,C 7. 71. _ . This clay was rubdshe.i. In he large vol. Ivo. price IS& boards, AN. Edition, being tbe Seventh, of the E DINBURO H NEW DISPENSATORY ; cotrmxima, - -- • t. The Elenonts of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. 2. The Alat•rria Meilica ; or the Natural, Pharmaceutical, and Medical HiAtol of chi:different substances employed in Medicine. The Pharmaceutical !'reparations and Compositions. Includhij Transistions of the last Editions of the London, Edin burgh, and Dublin Pitarniacopceiss; illustrated and ex;•lained in i the language and ecurdiug to the principles of modern Chemistry. With many new and useful Tables, and sevetal Copper-plates, explaining the new system of Chesnut Characters, and repre denting the racist ugetul Pharmaceutical Apparatus. By ANDREW DUNCAN, Jun. M.D. Regius Prot - ewer 9t• Medical Juris,oudence hi the University of Edinhtit gli, Fellow of tbe'Royal College of Physicians of Edin burgh, Sc.c. &c. Printed tar Longman, Hurst, and Co. F. C. and J. Riviogton, J. Murray, and T. Underwood, London; Bell and Bradfute, , Edinburgh : and J. Cunning, Dublin. hi this Edition the alterations and additions are very con ' siderable. The epitome of Chemistry has been adapted to the discoveries and opt:Mins of Sir Huniphry llavy, while throughout the work the moat remarkable chemical pitzmimena are explain ed according to each of the prevailing theories of Chemistry, so las to enable the student to understand both, and: estimate their Comparative excellence. Many usetul tables have been added, and especially those expressing the relative value of troy and Avoirdupois weights,.will lac Axed to be more accurate than any hitherto published. DISCOURSE PRONOUNCED BY 'SENOR DON J. MIGUEL 0011. DOA, PRESIDENT Or THE GENERAL ANDEXTILAORDI,- ' NARY CORTES ON THE LAST DAY 05"14tElli SEsSIONA I serf. 14, 1815. 6s SF:NOR—Amid the acclamations of the most ge nerous people upon earth, these Gioural and Extra ordinary Cortes were installed, and now they come to give thanks to GOD, the Author and Supreme Le. gislator of Society, for having granted them to ar rive at the close of their labours, after haling laid the center stones of the sumptuous edifice which is about to be raised of the prosperity and glory (A - the Spanith empire. Sunk in a disgracelul slumber, humbled in the dust, rent and sold by her own chil dren, and despised and insulted by foreigners, depri ved of all her strength, and despoiled of her royal robes, wretched and enslaved by the sovereign mis- . tress of an hundred provinces, the Queen which gave laws to the two worlds—what had become of her first institutions? what of her laws, which contained im proved, the wisdom of all antiquity, and which , served as a model for the codes . of modern nations ? What had-become of her ancient liberties and privi leges ? What of her valour, her constancy, and the severity of her virtues ? The very weight of her grandeur, the power of her haughty . kings, which continually, although slowly,' extended its limits, the ambition of the powerful, the corruption . of manners produced by riches, all contributed to cause the laws to be forgotten and contemned, and to produce the moral dissolution of the State. Then Kings, misled by evil advisers, committed every innovation on the liberties of the people ; none were forward to resist them, and to complain was considered as a Crime against the State. Even in our days, and under our eyes, a sacrilegious hand dared to touch and tear away the sacred deposit of the alliance of the people with the Prince. In this deplorable sitto; tion only those who could sleep in their chains did not perceive the evils which so nearly threatened us. But those in whom the noble Spanish pride was not yet extinguished—those who had for years mourned in secret the fate of their country, saw that a fortu nate tyrant had *substituted the law of the sword for the law of nations. The desolating irruption of our perfidious neighbours was an event inevitable, froth their strength and our weakness, from their collier tion and our degradation. The people op,iressed by foreign force and by domestic despctism, cried out at once for liberty and fur the laws. Torrents of blood flowed on every.side, and our peijured enemies ex tended their cons ueits--ephemerai Governors sus ceeded each other, and the condition of the people was not amended. The common misery then united all minds and all wishes inane, and this general wish was for the Cortes. Tile Cortes then appeared, ns the only anchor which could save the vessel at the State in Ole midst of the pesilous storm. The Cotte.;, in fine, were instail-d, nosh, touter the osuspices of DiviNe PROViDLACK, had the happy tratisfactiews • of bestowing on the people what they so anxiously asked-.laws and liberty. To attain this end the Cortes encountered and overcame difficulties of every kind, which must have proved insopportahle to all who had been animated by less love to their country, less firmness in resisting its enemies, and less con stancy in adversity. The Tyrant of the Continent had then subjugated the whole of it, and it alladmi nistered to his ambition, except the virtuous and cot*. sum Spanish nation. The Emptror of Russia, either tranquil in the knowledge of his power, ot his noble and candid soul deceived by the probable advantages of neutrality, or what may be more. easily believed, not being informed with the extraordinary events of the Peninsula, did nothing for the general indepen dence, nor for its own threatened independence.— Austria, who, through necessity, had, a short time before, formed, with the ioarbo iim who had invaded and divided her at his pleasure, an alliance, so fatal to the human race, which hr demanded, and demands with more ardour in the present crisis, hastens to co operate in the work ot 'common liberty, in which, cons jointly, power till nations act, and to clothe herself with her ancient grandeur and dignity, by at once break ing the bonds which, without advantage or honour to her, daily more confine her. Sweden and Russia scarcely gave signs of political existence, and in ge neral the malevolent influence which reigns over the French, to their opprobrium, and disgrace, sunk all the Princes of Europe into lethargy,' or into slavery, GUESTONIAN MEIIICINES. CASE vs. or into the most ominous indolence. The Ksng READ AND INQUIRE, YOU CANNOT THEN FE Naples and Sicily was, as he now is, our ally and A sCEPTIC. friend, but, despoiled of a great part of his people, MR. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York -street, Black- l and obliged to direct all his resources to preserve the friars'-road, when servant to Messrs. Hodson, Brothers, ! interior and exterior tranquillity of his states, could ' and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames-st:eet, had a cask fell frOm a not lend us any aid which he himself wanted. Our cart on his knee, April 4,1812, which rendered hint incapable of riend Portug who recommended him a plaister, al, involved in the same contest, raw service, and he applied to Mr. Astley Cooper, as I am informed, wh i c h was use d agreea bl e to , her fate depend on our's, but was not in a condition direction for one month, without success. Was then recommend= to attend to any other thing than the defence of her ed.by Mr. Orme, Distiller, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey i own soil. Magnanimous England continued the of s , cacious and generous co-operation which she lent us Dispensary, and attended there regularly for three months, with. • out receiving any benefit : wes next admitted into St. Thomas's Hospital, on crutches, and was imm••dinely ordered to bed, where from the beginning of the contest, but it was neither he continued four Months, under tie care of Mr. Surgeon Cline, , sufficient to impede nor detain the torrent of destruc: ' • jun. who diligently attended hint, and I du believ e that he did all And who is he that tion to the very gates of Cadiz. which was possible for a Practitioner of the old School to accom-.: can describe, without indi nation, and without tears, piish, but without the Patient receiving any relief, being so sur- g rounded with lassitude, and contractions, as to be incapable of the situation of the country in 1810? This O r phan walking hone on crotches, at same rime attended with extreme nation, disarmed and needy, was obliged to enter pain ; yet no disgrace can attach t o. t hi s G ent l e man, this said Pa- into war without any other support than that of GOD, tient having passed through the hands of Mr. A. C. who i s un- the protector of innocence and its own valour; but doubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon in London. A few months after.this, Mr. Dell having informed himself re - the ways of PROVIDENCE are inscrutible, an d men opecting the Came (85) of his neighbour, Mr.Dowling, WAS taken cannot hasten events written in the Book ot Aunal to Mr. Guests, not then being capable of walking alone, on Councils. I have often repeated it, and every good I crutches, with his knee and mule so contracted, that several gen- Spaniard should glory i n re p eat i n g' i t , we entere d tlemen who happened to be there v this time did belkve, with . nto the contest without any of the resources .ne. . Mr. Guest, that these joints were both ossified, but found them. ! I selves agreeably disappointed, for in one hour he couldanove USsary t o support it, and let us admire the first them a little, and walked home on crutches, without any other : fruits of it. But a general disorder, the consequence assistance, his pains being completely relieved; and he was desi . : of a general and su dd en c h ange of things, extended red to take exercise, even at the expence of a little pain. In ten . 1 0 , t an the branches ot the Administration; they ill days he kit off one crutch ; in three weeks be declined the use of both, and walked with a stick; at the end of seven weeks was employed the treasures which America supplied with completely cured, being quite upright, and enabled to walk 4 4 a bountitul hand ; necessities increased, and the call usual.—Witness thisßooks at the Dispensary, the Books of the of first enthusiasm, either tor want of being properly Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the Pariah of kept up, or following the tate ot the great, passions Christchurch, where be resides. _ (Cm& 87, a•flibure Paper.) appeared to grow lukewarm mad weak, and ' b e - NEXT WEDNESDAY. QWIFT and CO. the Contractors, respeetlulry re v, mind the Public, that the Drawing of the STATE LOT. ERY beg ns on WEDNESDAY NEXT,.NOVEMBER. There are only 3,000 ickets. SCHEME. £ Prises of sE2O,OvO are £40,000 . 2 s 4 5 10 .. lOO 1,000 20 1,040 Also the first SIM Inanks £lO each. Tickets and Shares aro •Aling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, PouLsias, I No. 31, ALDOATZ HIGH No. le, CHARING-CROSS, STARRY. • - • . - FI*I3AVID DAVIS, who about three years since worked as a Labourer in Woolwich Warren, will apply to Mr ED tioN, Coopers' Hall, Easinessli-street, he may hear of somethiug to his advantage ; or, if any Verson or person+ can give information of the death of the said DAVID DAiris, they will be handsomely rewarded for their trouble. rrHE. NEPHEWS and NIECES of the late lAME4 puFSCUMB, Brewer, on application before February ittYtt, to Mr. GrUggen, Surgeon, Chichester; or Mr. Pti-tinisster, Chsrcl, will bear of something to their ad irsotage. ft by letter, post-paid. 'I. D. was barn at UpoLterf, Devonshire, and tiled in Chi kimonos, Stmt. • NEW MUSIC. This day was publish& «A ND HAS SHE THEN FA CUD IN HER *nu;Ttir a favourite Ronda, swig by Mr. Sinclai, • the revived Persian Tale "liina and Azor," composed by H. R. 'litho' , price is. 643. Kozaluch's layout ice Duo. arranged for the Pian.iiorte, Harp, and Flute, by J. Mazzioglii, price ss. single 3s. No. 1. of a Collei-tion of NV:dues for the Pianoforte and Harp (to be combined) by T. Marsatio, pr c- rid. Piano forte part, Is. 6.1. The boteliamian Div 4 rinignro for the Piano forte, by J. W. hotter, Mus. Bac. price Ss. fhe popular Dance, Tetieriff, arranyed as a Rondo fur the •Pianofore, by J. Parry, price Is. 6d. Viscount Wbitwnrth's Grand March and Quick Step for the Pianoforte, by J. Willis,. price 2s. -Viicount Whit worth's and Duchess of Dorset's Welcome to Dublin, a D.verti mento for the Pianoforte, by J. Willis, price 2s. Published by Goulding, D'Almalne, Potter and Co. at their Wholesale and Retail Warehouses, No. 20, Soho-square, and No, 7, Westmorelard-atreet, Dublin. 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