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There ha fineTsuat-stresaiviiiiell Mu three .h the *date. For further Pant:Wars apply ta Meinrs.Dnnve a el hiedisok New ran, Lon Jon ; or M r . Henry &onk), Coßialptoit, Daiwa, who will give dircc.ioat fur skewing ibe rimless. ARMY OF WALCHEREN. PAT AND FORAGE MONEY. Ills day was poblialtesl, in foolscap 800. price es. boards, POEMS and TRANSLATIONS.—By REGI NALD HP.BER, A. M. _ _ _ This day were tubli , hed, in 2 yob. fro. price A new Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, of 1 ETTERS to a Friend on the Evidences, Doc• A-a trines, and Duties a the CHRISTIAN RELIGION. . ri , RE AC LING DEPUTY COMMISSARY GENERAL having been directed to refund the amount of ~o per t y Tax deducted from Bat and Forage, issued to the Artil y under the command of " Lieutenant-General Don, only and (or t he period from 2.5!h October, to 44th December, t4io9,'• in the hie Expedition to the Scheldt, the parties concerned, may receive payment thereof, by applying to James Window, Esq. Craig't-court, between the hour, of ten and three o'clock. Maya, tsar-. Printed for Lemmas, Hum, Rees,-Ortne, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and At the British Gallery, 54, New Bond•street. The SetNiod Edition. in 4 Vol.. leo. price An. 10s. boards, DiscooltSE,S on the Miracles and Parables of our 1-.1...5ed I.OltD and SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST. By OLINT!-lUS GREGORY, LL D. - Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwkli. London : Parted for Robert Baldwin, Pa•ernoster-row. This dal was published, price l+. ASECOND LETTER to the late CHANCEL. LOR of the EXCHEQUER, on the PREEN sTA l'E of our CURRENCY; and t.n BANK of ENGLAND and LOCAL TOKENS.—By JOHN BERKELEY MUNCK, Esq. Sctla boos. quz houests ! Leg' nd to the Gulden of Osnaburgh. Sold by R. Bickerstaff, No. 9, Clement's len. By the Rev. WILLI.IM DODD, I.L.D. Lecturer of Wosthant, in Essex, and of 3t. °lave, Hart street, London.. Pratted for T. Hamilton, 37, Patornoster-row ; R. Ogle, Hol born, London ; .1. Ogle, Edinburgh, and M. Ogle, Gla.gow. KENNET AND AVON CANAL. THE PROI'R lETORS resident in and near ton don, are requested to meet at the City of London Tavern, sishorgate-street, on Ft iday,the sth day of June next, at Eleven o'Clock, to consider the Terins of a Treaty with Mr. Page for the purc h ase o ldie giver Kennet Navigation, aid other property coveted :berserk& WARD and MERRIMAN, Marlborough, May 30, 1141, Principal Clerks. D R. MERRIMAN . * SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on the THEORY and PAC TiCK of MID_ VIFEItY, inchstilag the DISEASES of WOMEN. and CHIL MIEN, sIU coonnwnee at the Middlesex Hospital on Thursday s janethe 11th, at Ten of Clock in the Morning. Particulars may he known, on applkation at the Ho"hp; and st Dr. Merrhnsn's House, NtEllit6,. Half Moon street, Pt&adilly. This day were published, in Two Volumes, him°. with a fine Portrait, engraved by Hopwood, price 101. boards, PRACTICAL DISCOURSES concerning the CHRISTIAN TEMPER, designed fur the Use of Families. By JOHN EVANS, I) 1). To which is prefixed, a brief Account of the Life of the Author By John Erskine, D.D. late one of (he Knitters of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Hamilton, Paternoster-row; and R. Ogle, Hol born. London ;l. Ogle, Edinburgh, and M. Ogle, Glasgow. • 'This day were published, handsomely printed in three large IRAs Svo. price Et i is el boards. VSSAYS on the POWERS of the HUMAN --4 MIND, to which are prefixed an &lay on Quantity and au Analysis of Aristo:le's logic. By THOMAS REID, D.D. ER S E. Professor of Motel Philosophy in the University of Glasgow. Printed for Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh; F. C. and J. Riving ton, Longman and Co. J. Murray, and T. Hamiton, I.ondon. DR. OWEN ON THE HEBREWS, COMPLETE. This day was published, the first volume, in eve. price 10s. 6J. boards, (to he completed in six volu lies) of AN EXPOSITION of the EPISTLE to the 11LBREWS, with preliminary Eacercitatior . By JOHN OWEN, D. D. Second Edition. Printed for T Hamilton, 17, Paternoster-row ; R. OrJe, 495,' Holborn ; I Ogle, Edinburgh ; M.Ogle, Glasgow ; and T. John store, Dublin. Of wlens may be had, A Display of Armi niamsm, by the SOW Author. 12rno. es: boards. 810%.1.0tY 1 - 1-l w DE Wolkt—..To be SOLD lir AU ON, ac the Hew Loudon ::•n, Stdmoutb.M Me Cooney at Mem o Tared'', the 9th of lane,llllll. commenelag pr edisale at Hoes o'Clnek in the Afieruoun, is satb amend lAte ae *II hofiae tiinalarized iu due time. prier to the dry of Sale, mid in obas ap pew most likely to accommodate 04 inhabitants end steed -nts _ _ at sitlmnutle, aiorrsaid, object to tech Conditions dafillpli at the Sale produced A CAPE FAL KESSUAGE or TENEMENT with the Oet-buildings, Yard, Gardens, and Appurtensoces called Sprhig Gerdes, or Mary Gind, n. shoat • comically In the delightful and fashionable Waterlog Place of Sedinoith dot...aka, fit for the residence of a Gentleman of Fortson, Wag in good ro• }air, now is the occupation of Dr. Pelisses& Also a MESSUAGE. or TENEMEN I; with the Yard and Appuncnancss, dose to the New London 1 is, is sidneoatb afore. sato, now iu the occupation ofJohl Bartle t. Also a certain other MESSUAGE, or TENEMENT, fen. merly a Malthouse, now divided into several Cottages, or Aitart. menus, most eligibly situate in the Angle, formed by Fore -street and Back-street, in Sidmouth aforesaid, now In the occupatios of John Pester and his Undertanants, with a Room used as s Warcroom over the said Cottages, which is in head. And alio certain CLOSES of LAND, situate at admen, la Sidmouth aforesaid which will be described in sail Particular. And certain convenient Pieces of PAS CURE LAND, called Great Pen, Little I. ft, aid Long Field, at Greenway there, and certain other convenient pieces of Pasture land, and ca; hal Or chat:ling, carted Goose Acre, Claps Mrorlands, Stroud* Woe. lands, and Goodwins, situate in, and adjoining to the Town et Sidmouth aforesaid. 'rlais day waspublished, O Vol: 4to. prig £4 2a. boards, and a few Cope. on loyal Paper, price £3 19r. ' ['HE HI SvORY of the ROYAL SOCIETY. By 'lll-10,..TA 'I HO MSON, M.D. Author of the svttrm of Chenthtry. `FO THE FACULTY. A SINGULARLY desirable and truly eligible is ?4,IF.DICA I. PRACTICE in the environs of Town for Disposal (above 20 years ettabli.lied); returns good Debra, .£6OO rr annum. One year's purchase required; worth full El 200. A regular introduction will be given, as well as references to K raal Mc: cal Characters of the first eminence in town. Shop sad House Ffstures, Ste. at a valtation.—Apply, post paid, to de Proprietors of the Medical Agency, 18, Bartlett's Buildings, 'Holborn. N. B. Medical Practices, Partnerships, Be. invariably nego tiated.. DEATH OV LORD NELSON, Painted by Dcvts, Engraved by Bikosttu. This day Was published, A. Fine Historical Line Engraving of the DEATH OF LORD NELSON, in the Cockpit, size of the D'art or WoLre, to which it will form a companion.-- Price £3. Ss. Published by Boydell and Co. No. 90, Cheapside. London : Pr nted for K. Baldwin, Paternoster•row; where are pu'olisbed, t! . .e Philotophical transactions, from their corn nuncemeitt in 11 , 65 to MO inclusive, abridged, with Notts, Riograi hie Illustrations, and a copious Indes, by Dr. Charles Hutton, Ir. George Shaw, and 1)r. Richard Pearson. Price in boards, on demy paper, XS& is. 6d.; on royal paper, £65 14s. This day was puh!ished, price f 2. 10s. A CHRONOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT of the NIS I OP Y of GREAT BRITAIN, in Four large Octavo Volumes with Genealogical and Political Fables, dedicated with permis.iaq to the Prince Regent. By A:.1I•. FR. BER !RAND DE MOLEVILLE, I.a•e Minister in France under the Reign of Lewis XVI. Pul.;i.:.ed by T. Cadell andW. Davies, Strzn and W. Miller, Ally:marle-street. And may also be had, by the subscribers, of the Au:lior, SS, Brewer-street; a, well as a few remaining copies of :.:s A:i.lals of the French Revolution. LOWE'S PATENT BRI FISH SHIRTING CLO LOWE bees leave to acquaint the Nobility and k , • Persons of Distineticm, that in addition to the usual sorts now coming in weekly of the Spring bleach, (and which has , for upward. of tour years, met with such distingafshed patronage) are a few pieces greatly superior in &lents.; of texture, fabric and beautiful appt arance, to any Shirting Cloth ever yet mmufactur a!, and well deserving the inspection of Ladies of the fir,t Rank. Soldby the pipce, at 154, Cheapslde, near St Paul's ; and by /larding, Howell and Co. Pall-Mall, and at no othrr Houses its Leaden. THE BLIND FIDDLER, Painted by WILKIE, Engraved by BURNCT. 'This dry was published, AFine Line Engraving, from the popular Paint ing of the BLIND FIDDLER ; siZe 19 by 94 inches long. Proofs £4. 4s. Prints £2.25. eat. _ Nearly the whole of the above Property is Freehold of inhert tance, the residue Leasehold for a long terns of years little WA , . rior to Freehold. An early possession a each Lot ntas be given, at the terms of the several Tri ants are either elip'red or on.) at will. For a view of Spring Gkrden and the other Buildings, apply to Mrs. Bartlett in Sidmouth aforesaid, and for further pattientara apply to the said Mrs. Barrlet, or by letter (pOst paid) to 71r. Samuel &under, Surgeon,- Cbaribury, Oxoo; to Mr Cheek; licitor, Fvesham, Worcestershire ; to Messrs. Own owl Ma. thews, Solicitors, Tewkesbury. Gloucestershire; to Mr. Pldsley, Solicitor, Exeter; or to Mr. Edye, Pinary, near Lyme, Dorset. Pub Halted by Boyden and Co. No. 90, Cheapsida. Also, a companion to the Jews HARP, called THE YOUNG BIRD, painted and engraved by BARNET. Price 105.6 d. Pribt., Li. 16. Vroufs. IMPORTANT SAVINGS. AT iB3. FLEET-STREET, WITHIN THR FE DOORS OF FE ITER-LANE, FOR READY MONEY. GIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Manis 'Mercer, 1. and Taylor. announces :o list numerous Friends and the Fashionable World, that hr is enabled .to supply them with Ar ticles of Dress, made in the first Style of Elegance, and of supe rior quality, at the following very reduced prices; Very beat Spanish Wool Superfine ClUth Coats Ditto British Wool thud Second Cloth Coats . • Very best Superfine Kersey mere Breeches Ditto Double-milled X. a. d. 3 3 0 2 10 - 0 1 /6 0 1 3 0 1 8 0 But Double-twilled Cord ditto - 0 IS 0 laelionable Nhirseilles Waistcoats 0 12 0 Aud every other Article, whether Great Coats, Ladies' Riding Habits, Pantaloons, &e. &c. chargod with an equal regard to Emmy. TO GOLDaMIFFIS, WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFAC TURERS, AND PLATE WORKERS IN GENERAL. AUREAN ORE, I. F. KING, Gold and Chaier, Engraver, Engine Turner, and original Inventor nod Prorrietor of the Auroun Ore, BRIBORWAT SR-SQUARE, BARBICAN. JF. RING begs to oiler to the Trade in general, • a Compinition, the relembiance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public nhtice, but is also, in every menial quality (as far as re lates to its use in mauufacture) en equivalent to Gold itself. In richness of colour aid great weight, this Compocition so strictly zombies the Stardard Gold, that Gold-workers have not been ali;e to disieguis:t o:te from the when The most important property peculiar to this Composition, consist, in the very 'inn circumstance of its not being at all stsbject to change its lustre atiy more nail the Standard ductility it is precis:ly the same, ..ind will at ail times be found as pliable to work, wile hut: ti ur in wire, as Geld itstlf in flue, the only ddierence between theta wLaisvi,r, is merely that arisin from their intrinsic t c Punts of a Circular will not admit of an enumeration ot . the many aruclei to which tl.is compusiti.m is suited, nor is it perhaps neca.sity, since trnnithe atiove detail of its proper ees, it is easy to asc , :rtain v.-kat articles may be matmfactured "nitit. 3. F. K. eauttut therefore too highly recommeod the Autesn Ore, &rice receiving most numerous proofs from MAW. faturers, as well as Eton his own laboured experiments, to con vince him of its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a. very powerful degree, en supersede the use of Gold: Gold. Tot kers, and others who require their work east, may, by sending their patterns or moulds, have them comylete in six hours after they are broug'.t for the purpose. N. 13.--1. F. K. dt,enis it important to the trade in general, to acquaitit them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa pers, hearing the itOeilaticif the Atirean Ore, (of which licis ttic sole Inventor and Pritpriatir), cannot be purchased genuine at any whet- house in London but at his Manufactory in ilridge water,quire; th ere f o r e a ny o t h er Composition offered to the trade, trAt,.e, through any medium whatever, designated by the same tile, Is Tanta.% and deceptive every Flask of his manufacture ikirshis Name stamped on each side in legible characters. Sold to various Weights, at 4s. 6d. per Ounce, either in flasks, Caned, or In Wire.--Specimeos may be seen in elegant Pieces of bright and Coloured Mallitiaci lire from she Count • shaft-receive every possible alteiatinn. HE Value 01 Dn. LENtAN's (..;Vi - I'A 1.U . 0 • has be e n so l ong prove d , t h at not hi ng o f th e present day itan bear a coniperitiou with it, in altthe i'ifferer.t cares or a ottaia disease ; woich it effeciunily cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that artrods salivation—wi hunt debilitating the cot .ttuticn in any agree, or even requiring confinement from business or re•tric ti" of diet. The radical v rtues of these Inestimable Drops have Pitted their claim to public approbation for m ,re than SO years. le all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-biller re.to rative—whether the debility is produced by ton free use of mer- I'llrY, by •111:cit pleasure), or the effects of a warm climate. To travellers ar,l those goleg aluold, they cannot be recommebded too rronrly; as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete ty re , in all Wel stubborn gleeis, and every weakness that affects the bladd er an d organs of urinr . 13y its e ffi cacy many wemen leave become nioiheis, who for many years bad been deprived of *kat happiness. whelesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, . p entner of pasestiorer p p * ; and Fa rad, by Edam and Sharp, °t ltm"tria; j . 141 and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, t '"d Jones, krietiva • Trewman, Easier ; Cookworthy, 5 , 1 , 1 mt le, Giibert, and deleland, Plastistb ; Newbury, Ihib• bit; Masser ‘ind ;;:nittb, Mandersnn, tot', and Carglll,Pd.i.burgh ; Crutwell, Heth ; Koss and Peck, A ltai Gri pas aad Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, 11 c l 'eveti Bowen, Norwich ; Knott ar.d I.loyd, Birrabighatii; t:regotY, B. igt , l6:• ; And Penny,. Live:mei; and moat itit &tan Xviadata, 44 Wide., aVza. 94. t•• ad. and gli" EL ESPANOL. This day was published, prfee 2s. El. NUMBER `l.•of this Sp nish Periodical Work... The preceding 24 Numbers Corm already four Volumes, Svo. i tv Ilk la may be had of J. Juh.isoi: and Co. St. Paul's Church yard, price 83. b:sartis. A Number of the tald Journal is published on the brat day of every month.: mouthing Essays on Political and Literary Subjects, several inter, sting Docuovnts concerning Splin and her Colonies, a Progressive History of the &evolution of Sl)anish America, &c. &c. Orders for Subscriptions may be sent to any Bookseller in the Kingdom, who may regularly receive the Numbers from J. John son and Co. price its. tid. This day was published. In one , thick vol. Bvo. the second edit. corrected and enlarged, prite 20s. boards, of ADIGEST of the LAW respecting COUNTY ELECTIONS, from the issuing of the Writ to is, Return; con!ainin the Duty and Authority of cite High oheriff, the Mode of Proceeding at County Elections, and th.: Qualfications and Personal and other Disqoal fie4tions of Voters. By SAMUEL HEYWOOD, Serjeant-at-Law. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where miy be had, by tke same Author, A Vindication of Mr. Eux's History of Janes the Second, price Xi. 16s. boards. Ibis day were published, in Octavo, price ss. hoards, OLISERV A'rIONS on some o f Principal Dis earl s of the RECTUM and ANUS; particularly Stricture of the Rectum, the Hxmorrhoidal Excrescence, and the Fistula in Ano. By THOMAS COPELAND. Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Asestart-Surgeon to the M'esiminster General thspenury. Printed for 1. C.alk,w, Medical 11.)oirwller, to, Crown -court, I'rince'.4treet, Soho.--Where may be had, price la. 6d. Daubro on's Observations on indig..stion ; in which is ettisfar torily shewn the Effiaey of Ipecacuaua, in relieving this as well as its connected train of complaints, peculiar to tiie decline of life. The 3d Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan. HISTORY 01; SOUTH WILTSHIRE. 'HE Public are respectfully informed, that the HIS WRY of SOU rri wu.TsHIRE, by Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Ban. is now complete in Three Parts. (Price Twelve Guineas small, and Eighteen Guineas large paper, its hoards). This splendid volume contains 83 lingtavings,exteweil by Baum and Cary in their best manner, amongst which are Seven Oates of Maps, •IWenty-seven plans of Camps from actual Survey, 41 plates of B mows and their Contents, and Se I _ll Plans and Views of Stonehenge and its environs. N. W The 'Third Part is ready for delivery. Published by William Miller, Albaniale.aireet, mad J. Murray, Fleet -strrer. TO OFFICERS, &c. Th 6 day was published, price Hi. boeind. AN IMPROVED SPANISH GRAMMIR, 4.A. designed for every Class of L. ;lepers, but espec . a!ly for Si:if-Instructors —By L. J. A. M HENRY, a native of S p ain ; Teacher of the Spanish, French, and English languages. Sold by Sir:mood and Co Pa:ernoster-row; by the Foreign Booksellers; and by the Autism, No. s 9, Friday-arse . , Cheanslile " The Au:hor has certainly produced the most generally useful Grammar of t"e Spanish Language svbielt we have seen. His rbl.l are plain ant easily intelligible; his toethOd is simple and pi rspicuous, and leis explaurions are such, as greatly to fa ciliiate tLe acqiii-ition o! the Spanish tongi:e to those who have not the means e.f procaring the assisla:ice of a master." Antijacub'n Review, May, 1812. This day vetspublished, In fochcap bro. price 12s. in boards, /with an Explanatory Plate, doi.e tip . in a separate ta4e ; THE BIOSCOPE, or DIAL of LIFE EN PLAINE! t; to which is added, a • l'ranslation of St.' Pau linui's Ep is tle to Celantia, on the Ride of Christian Life ; an.: an Elenvistary View of Utuvral Caronology,wieli a perptual Solar and Luliar Calendar. _ By the AUTIIIOR Of" A Christian Sorter " Stf• Printed for Willt.uu Miller, Albemarle...tract ; and J. lawny, Fleet-street. Just pubUsherl, the Seronel Ei:ition, price 7s. N. in boars,. A Christian's Survey of all the primary Events anti Periods of the World, from the Cominencemest of Hato: y, to Um Conclu sion of Prophecy. lly Gra.iv I e Pest., t'Aq 'lbis day was published, the Second Vo!uine i priec Three Gut • su:as and a Half in boards, of THE TYPOGRAPHICAL ANTIQUITIES of _GREAT N. Begun by Jones AM LS; coatinued by WILLIA as lien 3LIT I arid carried on, with copious addi , ions and corrections, by the Rev. THOMAS FRVISNAL bison's, F.S.A. 'I ir.s vultitae contains more marter-than is in the first, an.l the Ear tact% are printed in a snialltr character. It embetli.hed with several Cupperi.lates, including dire( NI-nor into Portraits; ha* about 80 curl ous Wood -cuts; and comprubencis the Typogra phical labours of Wynkin dt Worde, ktshard Pyttson, and Julian Notary. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle -street; and John blur ' ray,flter-s:• . 0 t. Original scribers are requested to apply for their Copies of this Volume, both large and small rap-r. - • N.B. A far copies of the First Volunic.price Bs.remain tom*. This day was published, contaiuls i Six Plates, and Two Sheets of Letter-press, the First Part of AN ORIGINAL AND SPCFNDID WORK, ENTITLED, 'T'HE - BORDER ANTIQUITIES OF ENG -I- LAND and SCOTLAND delineated. Comprising Speci mens of the Architecture, Sculpture, and other Vestiges of for mer Ages, front the earliest Times to the Uni:iu of the Two Crowns; accompanied with el( scciptive Sketches, Biographical Remarks, and a brief History of the principal Events that have occurred in this interesting part of Great Britain. ' 'I he whole of the Engravings will be executed by Mr. John Grelg, from Paintings made expressly for this Work by Mr. George Arna!d, A.R,A. ?Or. A. Nasmy.h, and Mr. L. ClennelL ConotrioNs. l'hisWork wi'.! no: exceed Four Volumes Quixto, ' and will be published in Para, once every Three Months, or ' oftmer if posy ble. Each Part will contain Six or more highly finished Engravings, and Two Sleets of letter-press; price in Medium eto. Iris. tid. each Part, or with Proof Impressions of :he ' Plates, In Super-royal 4 te. 104- Fight Parts will form a Volume, with which wilt be given an engraved lick-page, and Fail-piece. Pub . isbed by Messrs Longman,Hurst,R eta, Orate, awl brown, Paternoster-row; W. Miller, Albemarle-street; Constable and co. Edinburgh; aLd J. Grog, Cbard-atratt, Pentenville. ' NEW PUBLICATION'. 1 his day was published, the Fourth Editi•m, enlarged and corrected, price Y.. IQ. N - ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, s;iecifylng their Propertles,lluses to Chil ren and Adulia,the proper :hides fa their Use, the Diseases for the Cure of which they aie employed, and retail Prises; to which are added, a de scriiition of the d.fferent Medicine and Chemical Te-t Cheats, with an enumeralon of their Co'tents, as adapted to dill - trent climates, and Uses; an accour.t of sudt Med.chtes as are necessary to be kept by families I.i the country; and a collection of Pre scriptions of the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons, transla ted into linglhh, with direction and remarks.—By REkICE, BURGESS, an.l Co. Chemists to I•er Majesty. ‘• I 11;$ i, a very convenient work, and contains in a short com pass a great deal of useful medical inforraatiou." Critical Rev. Anotst, 1810. Price ss. in boaris.—A Practical I realise on various species of I'ulmonary Consumption and Asthma. In which the functions of tRr lungs, their importance in the animal economy, are tufly considered, with a view to establish the treatment of these dis eases on rational and scientific principles, and to free them front that gett.-ral opprobrium which has h.tlierto attended all attempts at then' cure. Interspersed with Cases selected from the Recur ;5 of the Anti phthisical Dispensary, under the Author's illlM.dis , c direction, as well as from private practice : to which are added, t)bservations on the Pheininvita and Treatment id Cancer. By RICNAZD Rance, M.U. Member of the Royal College cf Sur geons, . The Reccean Pan iect of Medicine, including a new Nosology and a new System of Physic and Medical Surgery, founded on Anatomy, Physiology, and Animal Chemistry. By Richard Iterce,M.D. In One Vol. royal tiro, price 12s. in boards. " The Author's theorris.ingenious, universal in its applica fon, affords a ready explanation of every function of the animal economy, bcith in health and under disease, and is willsupported by.facts. Every thing new is a.t to excite the jealousy ot profes sional chlracters, and the present work will no doubt meet with opposition from those who do not cultivate the healing art in the liberal manlier of philoscphers and friends to their species. la the practical part ot the work the Author has shewn much cor-. rectness and clearness of elucidation In arranging the principles of cream:ant in the various diseas-s As to out own opinion, we mu say, that we hive rather fallenehort than exceeded in the coinmendation to which we conceive this work entitled."—Antl lac.itoni Review, Jan. 1811. " Whatever limy be thought of the peculiar theory of Dr. Reece, the formulae which are contained in this volume will be found useful, and the practical directions sensible and kidicious." —Critical Review, Feb. 1811. Price Sts. 6d. A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit Instructions for their mar.agement, se as to render them white and firm in theft socket, and to preserve them from caries, tooth-ache, &c. By J. P. Hertz, Surgeon Dentist. "Ails Work contains much useful information, and we hope it will, experience that extenrve circulation, to which the impor.. tense of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compendiudi of Me dicine, June, 1810. Price $5. ad.—An Expositton on the Present State of the Pro fes-ion and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur geons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in Great TQ which is added, an Analysis of the regular or tra ding Physician. By Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of the Faculty of Physic. " This werli not only merits the serious attention of the Mein. ben of the British Legislature, to whom it is addressed, but every parent that regards the health and happiness of hit:rata and off spring. The many instances of the must culpable negligence of the Medical Police, and impositions practised by regular men sad quacks here detailed, reflect indelible disgrace on the country and cannot fail to render certain medical characters contemptible even to themselves." _- - - - - _ Monthly Compendium of Medicine for Moly, 1810. Publbhed for Shever.ud, Neely, and Jones, l'aterseater-row, hag sehl by all Bookertiffs in the United iiing4sw. fNIPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LIGHT. by . 1 - FL CHAPMAN, Chemit, 442, Strand, opposite Husking. ham-street, Adelphi. Ihe superiority of Chapman's linprave4 In , tantaneous Light, Is evident from their extensive *al.., asid creasing demand, as well as from the general estimation in wis:di they are held by many families of dist mace; merchants and others, who constantly use and recommehd them as a convenient and useful appendage to the wr.iirg-table, eountit.g-'u.use, and hed-chamlx:r: in tither of wh.cb situatwns an stir witaneore light is frequently of the utmost in.portence. This preparaues Men from every other—is simple, certain, and dwablit—ahters dry and without snit!' or Inconvenient:ow—not sutliet to things or alteration in any elitnatr, crampon', must ruer a valitahie acquipit on to travellers. MereLoues, ter ezportatioo, 1113 be treated at l.ber/1 terms. Prepared end wholesale and retail, by she Inventor, 441, litr.iniL Leaden; •hie by Moms. Hewer an t He to- . brldre. fadltibursh, (che Prepeiner'il genets, Ayr'. s ter &A land), price 12s. 10s. 6d. 11s. CIL 61 se. cd each. with dirr•c ttu ; likewise she rarest. Po :s IT 11.411iTIMN. which folds Into the time of a small pis:Art-book, sad cantains the above preyeratine lot Itwtantanows 1414. BY DIVIN PROVIUSNCL_ A MONG the many Discoveties in Med'ene, non claims he a tettihan of nianLiwl more than that G h at k.. storatise the CUltl3lll. BALVi t.F QU.TO. trh a. P. 6 mei the in.stinsable potylk renovatt g thr must d. Mliraeci cosistie tuti,in, whether it arises tenni 'be indiscretions of 'oat 1., est by s a militate in hot or • unlwal by climates, the immaderre ode of tea, spirituous liquors, or other minions flulJs; too sedentary a We, or too'cluse an aprbcation to rudy, excess:re grief, injudi. does administration of m. reury, ft.c. ; or, should it itrcerd tr us an habitual tendency to Consumption, or by whatever ether gimme the cousakution becomes relaxed, weak, or decayed, this Stearn. rative and ite•animating Balm of Lite and Health, wit pi alum the happiest effects. A few doses of chi. medicine ailiad ins mediate assurance of returning health and strength, i.y g ving tone to the muscular system and organs of dig allot., thereby in vigiwating and renovating the whole constinittoo. To the young it will afford lasting healthorength, and spirits, io jams abseil. rude and debility ; and to the aged and infirm it will .sassre.ay fur nish great relief and cond. In, by gently and safely savittpating. the system; and if it be in the power of medicine to glhi the sue twat, of declining years, and calmly and sereney to pe i . rac• the clove of lice tiered its narrow spar. This Restorative is capable of effecting thatgrand desideratum. The Co - rdiallm of Quite Is sold Wh. 1.-sale and Retsil by Weston ant Co. :P." Strand, London; and retail by most ns. - dime treaders, pr ca 2s. 9d. per bottle. The Quack redlines sukk Cures all diseases with a single pill ; The invalid, with heaving !meth. breath, Tries the Luu'd Fostrurn, and is cured by—Dt. VEGETABLE MEDiCINE. BR. WEBSTER'S ENGLISH DIE DifiNiC. TT has been repeatedly observed by ;ntealuszent tra. Tellers, that the untutored Indian evinces such an astonishing sagacity in the application of herbs to !Annie!) ntatadies, that there is szarcely any disease for which he cannot supply a vegetable remedy. sf he Quack, who acquires by miraculous inspira , ion, that knowledge of the healing art, which the rogtrar can only obtaln by long and laborious study, comtrned with ea. tenure practice, in imitation of the Ind.an, pretends to, cus s by his simple rostrum all the disorders incident to MAY : but. aLt , l Nature d.sowns the virtue of his mineral and mrea , lic prepare. dons, and leaves him to spre.d the character of his pernicious covery, by fictitious vouchers, by self-panegyric, anJ by enamour mate assurance. The venerable WEBSTER, many years a Physiclin of the fuse class—with a perfect conviction of dal 'yr, inadequate fr. medics to be found in the erablishtd Marra M a--and with a mind strongly bent on Botanical research, aided by the power. hit light of science, and the experience of half a Ce"nUrn kae produced a VEGETABLE MEDICINE in big ENGLISH DIET' DRlNK,which has tong been admitted by maay em:nrnt Judges to be the most valuable discovery of modern times, and which, in the following ..uorders, has a well-grounded t de to the cola. ratter of infallible : in Consumptions Asthma, Dropsies; is all kinds of Fever, in Nervous a'.d Hipochoodnat Co.nplastits, in Sea and Land Scwvy, in Scrophula, and in the intiuseuse tea. riety Disorders springing from debilitated habits, and bop Impoverished and Impure blood. FaitLfully prepared from the original recipe of Dr.:Wilt sad sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, L Borough High -street ; also wholesale and reta.l tl t e , Messrs. 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