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•• • " ''t e •• 4 • • I (I. t • • • • .. #11 6( . . . . r .... f-. 0 1 •• •lay_Ard,4,,. ; se• A NO •• 4:014 A ‘t r .. 11 1 1 e 4-‘-4 Nt' 31 BER 10,368. - THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1820. PRICE SEVEN -PEN(' E. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 13th May, 1820. LCIi Persons as are desirous of Contracting with '`.." the Agent for Commleseriat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from the 23th June next, such Quantities of CiA LS and CANDLES as may from time to time be required, tet the undermentioned Barracks, may receive Partieultirs of Ccntracts on applying at this Office between the hours of Tzn and Four; to Deputy-Commissary-General Young, at Edin b :r:h ; and to the respective Banark Masters in the Islands of Catrnsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at this Office as follows, lig. • SPANISH INQUISITION. DROFESSOR RIV ELLI's celebrated PAINTING -111. of the SPANISH INQUISITION, at the GREAT. ROOM, 87, PA L A LI.. This astonishing performance, which so much excites the attention of the lovers of the Arts, and others, IS NOW EXHIBITING at the above place, to the admiration of its numerous visitors. The Duke of GIAMCFSTER, and many of the Nobility, who have lately v i ewe d t h e P er f ormance , h ave all expressed the highest satisfaction at the genius of.the Artist, as well as praise at the merits of the perf , nmiance. The peculiar mode of li ' hting the Painting, which is entirely new to the Arts, m er i ts t h e astonishment and admiration of all who view the very interesting performance. _ • TO HALF-TIAY OrPICERS. ANY GENTLEMAN wishing for the appoint ment of ADJUTANT to a REGIMENT of MILITIA, may hear •)f a VACANCY, by addressing a letter, post-free, to P. D. I. at Mews. Alexander and llolme'r, Solicitors, 10, New-Inni Landon. FRENCIa 'WINE FOR SALF., AT NEWHAVEIC Pm - sr:lnt to a Decree from the nigh Court of Admiralty, also by DirectiObt freim th,! Honourable Commissioners of the Customs and Rxrise, we do *Ezr:.by give Notice, that there will be put up, • roR SALE BY AUCTION; • By Mr, T. R. WILLARP, On Wriamsu4r, May 31, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the 13ridge Inn, Ne7.haven, in Solidly Lou, Duty free, for the nlyi.ient of Salve p, BRITISH CAVALIt This day was published, No. P. of THE BRITISH CAVALRY ; conta i n i ng F our Coloured Plates of the New Uniform of the Life Guard 4, the 10th Iltissars, the 9th, and 19th Lancers. The Work will consist of Four Numbers, price 20s each, drawn and enzraved Hy Mr. W. HEAT!!. Published by .1. Watson, 7, Vere-street, Band-street. DRAKE'S WINTER NIGHTS. This day was published, in Two. Vols. post Bvo. 18s. boards, WINTER NIGHTS.—By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Author of Literary 'lours, Shakspearc and his Times, Bte. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. In the courn of this Month will also be published, A new Edition, in three vols. post Bvu. of LITKRAILY nouns. By the same Author. Tenders for supplying Coals, sealed tap, and marked" Tender for Coals," until Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday, the 6th of Jiine. Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed tip, and marked " Ten der for Candies," until Twelve &Clock en Thursday, the Bth of June ; but no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will be noticed, unless made on or annexed to a printed PA-titular, and the prices inserted la words at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal from two persons of known property, eur.ring to become bound with the party tendzring in the sum esprcs.ed in the Particulars, for thi - due performance of the Cnntraz. • if Tent::-et are 'writ by Post. the Postage must be paid. Each of the following Counties :r be tendered for separately, :nd 411 the Barracks in each of these Counties to be supplied nne C'ontrac:oriz. Berke, Devoe, Essex, Hants, Kent, ALthilcsex, Sus4ex, and the Isle of Wight. Separate Tenders and Contracts to be made and entered into for each cf the liarra . cks at the following places, viz. Brecon, Cit,stcr, Stockport, &c. Fender:l2ls, Scilly, Truro, Carlisk, Dor cli«ger, Weymouth, Sunderland, Stapleton, Isle of Man, Man e I:ster, Blackburn, Burnley, Bolton, &c. Oldham, &c. Nor wich, Yarmouth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northampton, Not. tingh.un,!llford, Taunton, "Ipswich, Landguard fort, Croydon, New, Dirrnii.ghati, Coventry, lluddersEeld, Halifax, Hull, he Ile14 ) Yu.h, Leeds, and Scarborough. The barracks in North Britain at which Newcastle or Sun derland Coals are used, to be tendered fc.r together; and the ether Barracks in North Britain at which Scotch Coals are ascii, to be in like manner tendered for and supplied under one Contract. All the Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey;Jersey, and Alderney, be supplied under one Contract. TO TIIE PROPRITI L TORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LANES Jana Gorrunozse, TN consequence of the Death of your late much ▪ respected Director, Sir JOIN JACKSOX, Bart. I take leave to cffer myself to your notice to succeed him in the DIREC. ✓fON of YOUR AFFAIR& Originally brought up in a House,of Business, and having been for the last seventeen years a Principal in an Establish.. it.o_fa intimately connected with the Commerce of the Country, I trust that, from the experience I thus have attained, I may venture to lut.k forward to the favourable consideration of the Proprietors, and in return for their support I pledge myself to a zealots, and asaiduous attention to the weighty and important concerns of the Company. _ _ _ _ _ I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and humble Servant, WILLIA\I CURTIS, Jun. No. 61, Portland-place, May 17, 1820. Ax A T a GENERAL MEETING of SHIP-OWN ENS, convened by public Advertisement, at the CM of LONDON Taviar, for the purpose of PETITIONING PA R LIAJIENT AGAINST any ALTERATION in the EX -ISTI%G LAWS that may be prejudicial to BRITISH SHIPPING, JOHN WILLIAM svcimr, P. 9. in the Chair: . . . Resolved unanimously, 1. That the British Ship-Owners arc tae present time labouring under grey and serious difficulties, well from the state ef general depression of the commerce of tee kingdom as from the competition of foreign ship-owners. 2. That this Meeting cannot, at such a moment, contemplate v.ithdut the greatest alarm, the adoption of any legislative mra :-...rt which may have a tendency to relax the 1:1V/6 of navigation :o the prejudicit of the British Ship-Owner, or to deprive him in a..v d• gree of the resource which is :,ifortieti by the trade with the British Colonies in North .loierica. 7.. That in whatever 4e tee encouragement may be given to incre:s••d impottationsvf Foreign Timber will the interests of British ihipping be injured, and as this Meeting believe, with out any equivalent good being derived to this country. 4. That a Petition be therefore present-d to Parliament, set ting furth the grounds of the opinions of this N:eeting as above stand; and eurnestly entreating that no measures may be adopted calculated to prejudice the interests of British Shipping ; which could not fail to be the consequence of•any alteration in the duties on Timber, that should place the importers from the British Colonies upon a less favourable footing than under the laws at present existing. The Petition which had been prepared by the Committee wn then read, and unanimously approved. 5. That the •Members of the City of London be requested to po:tarr.t and support the said Petition.. 6. That the Vice-Presidents of this Society, who are Mem bers of the House of Commons, be also requested to support the prayer thereof. J. W. BUCKLE, Chairman. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, not only fcr his conduct on the present occasion, but for his constant attemi-mu to the intcrests of the Ship-Owners. S. COCK, Secretary. B RITISH PAINTMAIs street, Cheap: gUFACTORT, 62, Queen nide, London. TM CWT. Gesmine Ground White) Turpentine la..‘d of the finest CC l 465. Linseed- Oil Su y l' :Y)\ and Co. in addressing the Public, most respectfully in:orn them, that their White Lead is of the finest quality. In this article iimay justly be said, " the best is the ibeapest."— Tiu genu;,le is the most durable as well as the most ornamental; while the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re duced, soon b e com e discoloured, and are unequal to constant srpoture to the atmosphere.—Upton and Ce. sell White Lead pricer from .10s. per cwt. to 44i. althoegh,•for the reasons be fore named, they only recommend the first quality; these will fot!nd superior to many kinds that are offered to the Public as the beer, at mu•-li ht-her prices. The Jnder-ntesaiontd Auti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in %pp:sr.:site, are very preserving , aud are easily applied, rcquiriag only t J be thinned with oil ; they are suited for Park Plikngs end all out-door wo-k. AN -r ROS WE PAINTS. era Irtvir;bie er dark Green 40s. - - 76.5. -112 s. - 455. - 425. - 405..1 Prepared Oil, I s. 6d. per gall. U. fined Coal T..r I.lp , wn, ptr cwt. s 7 B. Wrchants and Dealers suprlied with &Ivry description of :.teas vs very advantageous Tams. PM CALLON. 4$ rza 01sT. Bri g ht Red . - 345. Dark ditto - Black Paint 1 - 480 1 . Yellow - -36 R. White 445. Alt Green "''lour ,14 4 ka: ; 1 ;(C This day was published, Handsomely printed in 4tc. and iilustrated with r v iVap and other Engravings, •rice X‘.: beards, !TRAVELS in BRAZIL, during the years 1815, 1816, and 1817.-Ily PRINCE MAXIMILIAN, of Neuwied. This Work will be found to be one of the most im portant that has yet appeared respecting this interesting, but hitherto imperfectly known Country. The Prince has examined the totally unknown regions along the East. Coast of Brazil, be tween the 15th and 2. 511 degrees of South Latitude, which had not yet been penetrated into by any traveller, with a scientific view, and with his numerous and important zoologiCalobserva tious he has connected the most interesting particutaissrespect ing the nature of the country, and the manners ni the inhabitants. Printed for henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. This day was published, In Two Vols. poet Bvo. price Li Is. boards, THE POETICAL DEC All ERON ; or, TEN CiNNTISATVIRS on ENGLISH I'OEIS and POI:TIT,• particu larly of the Reigni of - Elizabeth and Jame* I. By J. PAY NE Ct )1.1.1E lt, of the ;Middle Temple. That brilliant era of English Poetry, during which Shak "rare, Spencer, Ben Jon son, and their cotempor arks flourished, is treated, in the present work, in a. more popular and easy man ner than In most of the publications which have yet appeared ott this subject. The scattered notices which have been brought to light in the Censura Literam, the British 13ibliogr:Ther, Res tituta, and other works of the same kind, arc here concentrated in one point of view; together with much new information, and many valuable notices, nut Willem.) generally known. 'fhe work resembles in its plan the elegant Dialogues of Bishop llurd on similar subjects. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Hurst, Robinson,•and Co. Cheapside, London. This day was published, On Six Sheets, price £6 63../or 1:7 103. mounted, either on Rollers or in a Ca.:, AGEOLOGICAL MAP of ENGLAND, Co- Loo4ED, accompanied by a Memoir • to which is added, an Alphabetical Index to the Hills, and a List of the Hills, ar rayged according to Counties. By G. B. GREENOUGH, Esq. r.n.s. F.L.S. President of the Geological Society. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and C. Smith, 172, Strand, London. The IKenioir may be had s:parate, in Quarto, 55. sewed. 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This day was published, illustrated by Plates, Two Vols. eve. price El. ls. boards. a New Edition, with considerable Im provements and Additions, of rIIHE HISTORY of GREENLAND, including 1. an Account of the Mission carried on by the UMW Brethren in that Country, with a Continuation to the present Time, illustrative Notes, and an Appendix, containing a Sketch of the Mission of the Di-cilia:l in Labradvr. From the German, he DAVID CRANTZ. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, liees, Orme, and Brown, London. Dr. Johnson declared that very few books had ever affected him so deipplv, and that the man who did not relish the first part was no 'Philosopher, and he who could not enjoy the se cond, no Christian. This day was published, In Two Vas. Bvo. a New Edition, embellished with Portraits, £l. 4s. boards, T HE LIVES O 1 BRITISH STATESMEN.- By JOIIN M ACDIARM ID, Esq. Containing the Lives of Sir Thomas More ; Cecil, Lord Bur leighl Wentworth, Earl of Stafford; and Hyde, Earl of Cla rendon. Tote inilaence which the conduct of our Statesmen has had on our national character, renders their Biography an important and attractive subject. The plan of this Work is to unfold the private history and character of the man, to explain his political views, and record his public actions. The contemporary history, the delineation of manners, and the state of knowledge, are introduced as far a* was requisite to illustrate the biographical picture. Printed for Longn;an, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown s LOndon. A conti.mation of the Work is in preparation. This day was published, in Bvo. price Bs. 6d. boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS oa the Symp toms, Diicrimination, and Treatment of some of the most cumsnon Di,tasys cf the lower intecines and Anus, particularly including those ..rieciions produced by Stricture, Ulceration, and Tumour, within the cavity of the Rectum; and Piles, Fistula, and Excrescences, formed at its external opening; to which are added ionic suggestions upon a new and vicctssful mode of cor recting habitu.l confinement in the Bowels, to ensure their re gular action without the aid of Purgatives, on a principle essen tially conducive to the prevention ui the above Diseases. By JOHN HOWSHIP, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, Ste. &c. Author of Practical Observations in Surgery and Morbid Anatomy; and Practical Observations on the Diseases of the Urinary Organs Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London. CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITII CASES. This day was published,PiTeeBs. 6d. a New Edition, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS at both Sexes; including Remarks on Drani,•!., Ss urinal Weakness, Nuczurnal Einigsion, Gleet, Tabes Floor Albin, dm Itc. with the Theory of •Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surg,:on, 21.1.10, Stanhope -street, Newcastle -street, Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Sold by W. Nevin ' 78, Lombard -street; and C. Chappl e , 66, Pall-11141; or by the Author, as .hove. Where may be had, Caton on the 'Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New Edition, price Ss. illustrated with Cases ; A Practical Treatise on th:: Prevention and Care of the Venereal Disease, exhibiting the character, synytoins, and treatment of the Diseases imme diately or remotely connected with it; containing Observations on Glee, Stricture. Ducal Discharg:n, the 115 C of the Caustic and commJn Bougie, Cutaneous Erwin:ls, Iniazinary Vener,al Diseases, &c. comprising an elementary Work fur Students, and a Guide to tlte general Reader; intvrsperstd with select L'rescriptions applicable to each diviaiou of the Diarist. WHEAT CAN BE AFFORDED AT TWO SHILLINGS • A BUSHEL. DARLA AMtNT would.act wisely in not listening A. to any Petitions oath, Corn Laws.—TRUSLEICS HUS BANDItY, Fifth Edition, price les. tid. will convince them, that by a new management there pointed out, Wheat can be af forded at 2s. a bushel This Author's discoveries in Corn crops will be of greater importance than any yet made. It will lower the price of all. provisions, employ the poor, banish discontent, enrich the farmer, increase population, and augment the wealth of the Nation. I lig Ea.y way to Prolong I.ife, particularly in Old Age, Sixth Edition, Two Vols. price 15s. corroborated by the opi nions ce more than thirty respectable %%liters, will be found a family treasure, and front its various anecdotes, and the manner in which it is written, a very interesting Work. Sold by J. Souter, St. Paul's Church-yard. CONTINENTAL GUIDES. The following New and Portable Books, with correct llaps, Plans, Views, &c. ate just published for the Use of Travel krs on the Continent: PLANTA'S NEW PICTURE OF, PARIS, Bs. bound ; with Costumes, 11s. Reichard's Itinerary of France and Belgium, lits. bound. Reichard's Itinerary of Italy, 10s. 6d. bound. Reichard's Itinerary of Germany, 11`.s. bound. Reichard's Itinerary of Denmark, Sweden, and Russia, 71. bd. Reichard's Itinerary of Spain and Portugal, 7s. bound. Schreiber's Guide down the Rhine, Bs. bound. Vases N.:w Picture of Rome, I•_s. bound. Vasi's New Picture of Naples, -10 s. 6d. bound. Post Roads in Europe, Bs. bound. 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This day were published, In Pro Volumes, price Bs. each, bound, T)OPULAR VOYAUES and TRAVELS, Vol. I. forming tFe TOUR of EUROPE, aid Vol. 11. the TOUR of ASIA, both illustrated with Maps old Engravings, and Abridged by The Rev. T. CLARK, From the following Porraan Woaxs, viz. EUROPE. • Simosn's Tour in Great li, itain. Dcrues Excursions in England, Scotland, and Ireland. CUZWIN'S Letters from Ireland. Ibiaa's Travels in France. Tarpzies Tour in ditto. Mrs. Ilitans's Tour in ditto. Sampan's Journey through Portugal and Spain. SOUTHEY'S Journey in Spain. SEMPLE'S' Second Journey in Portugal and Spain. FORSYTH'S Excursions in Italy. Gaar's Tour in Sicily. - Visit to Malta. - Tour in Turkey. Jouax.sa of a Tour in Holland. NEALE'S Travels through Germany, Poland, Moldavia, and Turkey. Dr. THOSISON'S Travels in Sweden. Mrs. Woussotracaorz's Letters from Sweden and Norway. Sir Jon); CARR'S Travels in Denmark. Jesus's Travels in Russia. Dr. Minato-nazis Journey from Moscow to Constantinople. ASIA. Lord Macaierxzv's Embassy to China, frbm Sir G. Staun- 1 ton and J. Barrow, Esq. F.R.S. Lord AoltritST'S Embassy to China,front Messrs. Ellis, Abel, and M‘l.eocl. BARROW'S Voyage to Cochin China. • NORIER'S First Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople. - • Mconsa's Second Journey through Persii, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople. I.ieut. HENRI'S Voyage up the Persian Gulf, and Journey , overland from India to England. Lieut.-Col. JOHNSON'S Journey overland from India to Eng land, through Persia, Georgia, Russia, Poland, and Prussia. Capt. IVI. V. Koeszanz's Journey into Persia. Frrzcaaanncit's Journal of a Route across India through Egypt to England. Earuisrroan's Account of the Kingdom of Catibui. Capt. J. M. KINNEIR'S Journey through Asia .Minor, Arme nia, and K,oordistan. GALT'S I.e:ters from the Levant. KNOX'S Account of the Island of Ceylon, and of . his Cap. tivity <luring Twenty Years. Capt. F. BEAUFORT'S Karamania. Count Foaaties Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. Vol. 111. comprising Arnica and Asteatca, will. shortly be published. . . This «'t -k will enalle the reader to acquire, in a c o ncise form, a knowledge of all the material points of information contained in the most esteem: l modern books of Voyages lord Travels, without those repetitions which have rendered so many works of great merit trite and uninteresting. Printed for Jons SOUTER, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,' - The TRAVELS and OSSEAVATIONS of the WANDERING Jzw : comprehending a View of the most distinguished Events in the History of Mankind, since the Destruction of theTemplg of ; Jerusalem by Taus ; with a description of the Manners, Cus toms, and remarkable Monuments of the most celebrated Na tions ; ir.tersporsed with Anecdotes of eminent Men of differ ent periods. Embellished with Maps and numerous Engravings, cellezted and arranged by the Rev. T. Clark. 8.. • This Work wilt afford a systematic View of the becline,ard Fell of Enipires, the improvement in morals effected bY the propagation of the Christian Religion, and the causes VAIL& tetlued to form tke different kingdoms that how constitute Ass European. Confederacy. . • .' • THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, VIZ. About 40 Casks of Trench lied Wine, average about ICO Gallons each. At the cane time there will be offered for Sale, for Export:- ti'm only, about 108 Casks of Ft - end' Red Wi.le, from ICO to 1)0 Gallons each; which will be put up in Lots of Ten Casks each Lot being the entire Cargo of the French brig Neptune, of Havre, from the Port Vencire, bound to Rouen, brought into this Port the Ife.th of October last, fur Salvage, havieg been picked up at Sea. For further Particulars apply to Mears. Creswell, Addams, and Creswell, Prcctor, Doctors' Commons, London; the Col lector of-Customs, Newhaven; or J. B. Stone and W. Brown, Commiisionets tor the Sale, at Newhaven. Samples of the Wine may be seen and tasted on the blornicg of the day of Sale. N. B. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will.bc required. • TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY, AN OLD-ESI'ABLISHED SHOP, in the MAST and BLOCK -MAKING CONCERN, at HARWICH, ESSEX • Apply personally, or by letter, post paid,..to Mr.. William W.:i g lus, Gulden Lion, Harwich ; or t:, Mr. Hobert earring ton, Sr. (.I:fluent's, Ipswkb, who ha: engaged another concern. April 15th, 1820. Lately published, In One Vol. 4to, embellished with a Portrait of the Author, and TWelve Engravings of remarkable Scenery, 21. 2s. boards, NARRATIVE of a RESIDENCE in IRELAND. By ANNE PLUMTRE, Author of " Narrative of a Three Years' Resido-ce in France," &c. " GOD has done everything for this Countrx, Man nothing." Lord thestrfiekl. Printed for Henry Colburn and . Co. Conduit-street, TIIE EVELYN MANCSCRIPTS. This day was published, handsomely printed, in Twn Vols. Royal Quarto, embellished with Portrai ts a n d other Engrati. • ings, by the first Artists, price 51. 15s. 6d. boards, the Se . cond Edition of A.NI EMOIRS of JOHN EVELYN, Esq. the cele brated Author of Sylea, &c. written by Himself. rrinted from the original MS. in the Library at Wottnn. Ltli•ed by W . 11, Ll.l M BRA Y, Esq. Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries, &c. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. 11ULSEAN LECTURES. Thls day were published, price 2s. TWO INTRODL'CTORY DISCOURSES, preached before the University of Cambridge, at the Lee. ture founded by the Rev. John Hulse. With an Appendix. By the Rev. C. BENSON, M.A. Of Trinity College, Cambridge. Cambridge: Printed at the University Press,.and publiffiea by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, The CHaoroacoy of our SAvioric s Lire; or, An Enquiry into the true Time of the Birth, Baptism, and Crucissiou of Jests CHRIST; Bvo. 6s. boards. This day was published, in 4to. price 4s. 6d. ' THE ARCHDEACON of LINCOLN'S CHARGE . to the CLERGY on the DISC IPMNE of the CHI. ItCH of ENGLAND. With Notes and a Preface. London : Printed• For Messrs. Riving-tons, St. Paul's Church yard, and Waterloo-place ; and may be had in each of. the Viu sitation Call., viz. of Drury and Son, Lincoln; Noble, Losten ; Babington, Ilomcastle; Jackson, Letith : Ball. Brigg; bill ; Sleatord ; Ridge, Grantham ; also of Drury,• Stamford ; Jacobs, Peterborough; Ridge, Newark; Stretton, Nottinthani ; and Snowden, Oakbarn. SPRING ADVICE. E XPERIENCE has fully establi s hed th e po li cy o f Etaking, at this season of the year, an aperient Medicine, that will not ouiy act upon the Bowels, but also upon the Liver and Co::stitution. Such a Physic is the BENGAL ANTIBIs LIOUS PILLS, which, by carrying off Bile, and purifying the Blood, will effectually prevent Eruption and other diseases of the Skin, and protect the System against those complaints i 2 the flvad, &c. which occur during Sommer and Autumn ; Dr. Rarenrr, of Paris, in his Treatise on Apoplexy, highly recom. mends these Pills as a most effectual remedy for relieving the Head, and preventing Apoplexy. As, a corrector of Bile NKr •the Digestive Organs, long experience in the Fast Indies , and in this Country, under the direction of an eminent Physician, has proved them to be an invaluable discovery. To prevent imposition, the sale of these I ills is confined to Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-start; Mr. Harris, corner of St. Paul's . Church-yard ; 170, Piccadilly. opposite Bond- s t reet ; and the Medical IEII, opposite the Church, in Breutford. Ample di: rections accompany each Box. THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. ITIS elegant Preparation . possesses th e advantve T of instantly producing the best SODA WATER, :ht the same time, a mild .APE it ENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, acidity, &c. It is recommended to those Sto mach, from weakness, or other causes, reject Epsom, ClicPen ham Salts, itt.c. the nauseous taste of which deters mahy frnrrt using them.- These Powders possels alt the Medicinal prtqit:ra ties of those Salts ; in their operation are crinally mild t..id efl cacious ; and, being perfectly tastil,•si, they may he g'ven to Children, as well as Adults, who cannot tak,• a sa li ne Ail:lie:lt in any other form. These Powders taken aft er too free a 3 dulgeuce in the luxuries of the table, will pr,cent any unpleasant 'results therefrom. In warm climates they will be found diffa sivAy beneficial, as they correct disordered Bile, without debili tating the Stomach. Sold by the Proprintorx, BtnnAtes . , Chemists, No. 4, Cheap- Aide, corner of St. Paul's; and by the principal Bookscliers Druggists, and Medicine Venders, throughout the Kingdom. In Boxes , at ss. 6d. each. . N.B. In order to rrevent the substitution of spurious imi tations Of these Powders, a file-simile of the Proprietors' siLna ture is engraved in the Label which isArtiso.i to every Box. l AR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from t h e i r A A tendency to promote the, natural sr-st dons, are the best iteratdy for Colds, lihenstiati:ms,-Ssight Fevers, and all th.tto Disorders which arise Worn 4:hurt:etc.! perspiration, so common in .a changeable climate. They arc equally excellent for This.d. arks and Indigestion ; and for Gouty, Bilious, or other Com plaints of the Stomach and . Bowels, too often the couseqn•mics of free living. As a tittera: Family Medicine they have unequ a l ; and are particularly covritierit tar pei 30:14 travelling, being mild in their operation, anti not retiotring any cos:fine:l%m. The Analeptic P ascontinue to bo prepared by Mews: New btry, from the moor Recipe existing under Dr. Jasura's hael o and arc sold by them at the origival Warehouste for.l)r.Jath... s Powder,' No. 4:i, in St. Paul's Churan-yard, Loudon, and. . 2% Dame-street, Dublin; also by their Agints, Sa , Ltr , Oxford-street; and Mussrs. Bayley and Blew, Cricksrai,trest. • lrr As Countertrits are fretitt.:n. ly otP-red for sale, pi.rctum,, es must observe, the testator have t'.t e,nie " F. NasrcLar" en. braved is: the staink .`,