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. t. --'" -. Wv- - .- - - --"•-• 'TM ....r11".^ . " • •• .4. - . .- N, . %, • ' • L N ) . . WI . 1 -0- • . vir , l• _ 4 "4. dla - l • ... i • // ,... : e ' I fa: 41)4. .81 : et 1 • • -. Zitie.. -- " • e # "4„:411.11.• ...., PA. ls. . zo, - .. • \„....... 2: - .. • . 0, % 4 16 .... . - ... . . " le"- ... • k. . . ' ' • r - iffill I ...•. .. . . . ' • • .. . .......° • - • . . . I . .. , .,e • ~ ,f . a 1;, . 1 , s •, ; .• ~ . _ i . 1 i ,ir e i• ~ ii' • 's• ' i lk 1 .• - . V ' •• . . . • . . . . . .• . . • , 4), , ,',lr :*--.•' • : : • ' - , „ \ . . • • . . . - . 1 11 TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1820. Nt: BER 10,323. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. SALES BY AUCTION. A COPIOUS'REPOIT or 2The TRIAL or SIR FRANCIS - BURDETT so& SEVEN. PENCE. THE OBSERVER of LAST SUNDAY, March the 26th; containing upwards of eleven closely-printed folio columns of Sir Francis Bordett's Trial, has been RE PRINTED, and will be on Sale at the OfliCes in the Strand all this Week. The price of the Minima is Seven-pence=-Franks to send it to any part of the United Kingdom, gratis. N.B..Tut Oassavan. of Sunday, March l!), containing, a Me moir of the late Mr. West, the venerable Facsident to the Royal Academy, is Re-printing. COUNTY FINE-OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. SPAIN,. bVIEDo, :MARCH 5. TItt7STEE.I. The Duke of Noßrour, The 1)uk? of RCTLAND, 0 TLC AT:Mini:: of BUCKINCITAM, The MArqtlis ?sTORThAMTTON, &c. &c. &C. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Thrlsing a:ream—J. T. BAADER BEAU7fONT, r4q. 5..1.5. MONMOUTH CANAL SHARES, AND DEBENTURE FOR 1'245. By Mr. FOSTER, We are regenerated ; and if anything is wanting to our fellatY, it is the piesence of those worthies of our province who are exiles abroad. the principal agents - of this change were the Students, to the number of 100. On the 28th February they assembled in the University, and cried •ut " Long live the Constitution !'• witich alarmed the Masters, but the Rector for the moment was able to pacify them. Tice next day they joined some of the re spectable youths of the town and some Officers, and west to the lisrracks, where the soldiers delivered up the anus. They were joined by the people, and elected Colonel Pela Commander:of the Province. They then compelled the Authorities to accede to the Constitution. A Junta was formed, and measures taken to organize a corps of provinciais. Public tran•uillity was rot disturbed for a moment, so hearty and enthusiastic were all classes in the change. At the Mart, on Fany, April 7, at Twelve, in Twenty-aix Lots, by Order of the Executors, under a Decree of the Court of Chancery, TWENTY-FIVE SHARES in the iSIONNIOL7TH SHIRE CANAL, from the town of Newport, to the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, dividing £l9 per Share. A4o, a ll.:benture for £243, bearing interest at Five per Gent. I ) .Tticulnrs may !•,c had at the King's Head, Newport ; Bush, Bristol; Hatchet's I-Intel, Piccadilly; the nirt; of :Messrs. Dams and Chatfield, 9, and of Dlr. Foster, 6, Angel - court , Thros morton-st reet. • pEiSoNS who continue insured in this Office -L. Seven Years, whether ilrlc a Septennial or Annual Po licy, share the Profits equally with the Orijnal. Members, ac tordin,; to their respective contributions. A perrne.nent surplus Capital of £400,000 has been subscribed by the original ilfent burs, and they alone are I.es- t in:l:able ; hence those who now de sire ta i7lsure are eit . ..ctually secured against that uncertainty an.l resparObility which have been so severely felt in S.lcieties upon the Contributionship or t'nion principle. Itetur s to the amount of .C 2.6,000 have been paid within the six l'st years, to all who have ben insured Seven years—a }treater advantrze to the n 1 ,11: than has been hi:ht:rtil yielded hi any wtll-securrd Establi , hment. ' DON QUIXOTE ABRIDGED; With Four superior colanred Engravings. Speedily will be published, Handsomely printed in One Vol. Svo. nn royal paper, TNT SPIRIT OF CERVANTES ; or, Don Quixote aleridged : a selection of the Episodes and dents, with a Summary Sketch of the Stm y of that popular Romance. Printed Far F. C. and J. ltivington, No. 64, St. Paul's Church yard; and No. 5, Waterloo-place. LIFE INTEREST OF A TIF.ALTIIY OE"TLEMAN, 11 !SI NC: from the DIV . II)F.NDS on X10,082125.3d. TIIRER PER CENT. CONSOLS. Dv Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house; 'Change-.tare, Cornbill, on Tit:nisi:ay, Aril 27, 1820, at Tart-lve o'Clock, r I niE LIFF, INtEREST of a healthy Gentleman, JL in the 3fith year of his age, aris;.ng from the Dividends °sr" Ten Thousand and Eight';-two Pounds, Twelve Shillings and Five-pence, Three per ('ent. Consolidated Annuities, veAcil in Trustees of the highest respectability. Particulars may be ha:l of Messrs. Mitchinson ar.d Illikin sen, Solicitors, Linceln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick -street, Colder-squar,t. Speedily will be published, NeatlT printed on a pica letter, in Four lal-ge Volumes adeode car° --, , price in boards Li. 4s. New Edition of EMPLATIONS on th e HISTORICAL % PASSAGES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT. •By the Right Rev. JOSEPH HALL, D. D. • Late Lord Bishop of Norwich. Printed far F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; and No. 3, Waterloo-plsce. • N.B. This Edition i 4 printed on the recommendation of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. PROCLA AMR. " Asrontans-I—At length the day if your felicity it arrived. So many years of oppression daring the fotener reign, and so long a period of incalculable sacrifices in the late war, could rut fall to be attended with so just a recompense. This, however, has not yet been granted to us by the Kira, for 'whom we had fought and bled ; but perhaps he would ere this have done it, -by accepting the Constitutior of the State, if a host of site flat terers bad not surrounded him from the very moment in whith he trod our country, who prevented the wishes and calls of the people from reaching his ears. Alas! what sufferirga base we experienced within the hat six years! A stilt ims ! ibis yew knew as well as the rest of the nation. What is become of err agriculture? Where is our commerce? Where•are the arts which were seen to fie:wish under the Censtitutioral Govern. talent? That Government was tan away, and all .ellsappearsd! Of this the enlightened part of the nation were teusible,-and hi secret deplored the loss. They beheld the nation verltin: to toilet ruin, and anxiously sighed for the day when this fact would he known at large. I: at length arrived, and our heroic soldiers in: Andalusia demanded the Cortea, our Constitution, and a Corea...! tutional Kink. The preppie everywhere answer to the cal!: it is • re-echoed in Andalo:a, Catalonia, and Gatir.ia, and jn • we now follow their example. This day the solemn swearing to the political Constitution vf the Spanish Monarchy is reecaied in this Capital. The A I:that:ties, ins: ailed in a corastit.v.tional ma: - net-, are they who row address you, Asturian!. ! Lroal they do not for a moment Becht the joy and enthusiasm with which yeti will receive this agreeable news. They do net doubt, that' at the expense of every sacrifice'yeu wilt co,or (mite to sustain the roble resolve of the Czpiral, which is the same in the :'hole tation. This was the only alternative 1.-ft to 11S—this is :be cr.ly road to cur political salvat!on. Nothipg is demanded' of Toe, Asturians, unless it is to conhde in the new Authorities. Their only object will be to wake you happy, and if any one attarll's to spread among you ideas contrary to the system about to q established, reject them with disdain.' Believe that such encti or ley seek to live by public. misfortune, and look for their Wirt advantage In the. disorders of Goverrement.• Asturtarufr be ever generous, and dd not allow yourselves to be deceived.. Mr ' your hopes cn the authority you confided Co me, and in the wire arrangements of the Junta,. watching over your welfare.• Tel; lieve that we have only your gclod at heart, and that this call only be realized udder the beneficent auspiCes of the Cettes art Constitution, Which ought to be ConfOrniable to the wishes of a good Monarch. Agents are appointcd in all dt principal towns, who are also ,A.tzents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, found. - 1 on similar Trinciples. £503,500 IN PRIZES ! QWIIFT and Co. recommend to the attention of Li the fablic, the Scheme of tit,. Yew Gran.: Lottery, which t.ntt.ti.3 Flvt — Prizes of A" . 70,^t0 TWO Fri;;.es of xJ),non TWO nizes of £lo,uuo Thr.T rer Cent. ConFolg. • KENT. AND SYDE.NTIA.M. VA LUA nix FREEHOLD ESTATES-r. , . M-TIOUSE, This day was published, In BVo. illustrated by Plates, price 1 4 25. boardi, AN ACCOUNT of the various MODES of SHOEING HORSES, employed by different Naions. More particularly a Comparison between the English and French Methods. With Observations on the Diseases of the Feet, Con nected with Shoeing. By JOSEPH GOODWIN, Esq. - Veterinary Surgeon to hie Majesty, and Member of the Royal ILD I NGS, .n d LAND; fine Stream of Water, &c. By Mr. ROB! NS,. At Garraway's Coffee-linuse, Exchange. Alley, Cornllill, nn TvirasnAv, the 15th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Six I.nts, Ler 1.1)11E VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD 1 Ls TA TE, \VII ELSTON E FARM; comprising z rented :tense, thEces, Farm-yard, Thrn. Stables,. and Dist ill:Ai:l:lp ; situate on Rushy-Green, Lewishain, on the bit.% road to Broinky, and upwart'. of BIG 111' 1 . -SEVEN ACRES others of 1:1 CCO, ‘-flOO, re Prize 1• , :i thzn £l6. A great ::I.ld important novelty in this Lot tery is 11)t. E.r laOrdini7)7 ildvan /RV' to P7:l - Clzasers, 17113, by an excrilent arrangement of tile tici.eine, may, on TUESI)AY, 11th .11' It BAcx much mere :!:an they cave for their Tickets ec .;;Iturca, a:::1 have :heir full rh.ircz of alt tla Capitals and other rt NC:1'111NC; ! '—Early Purchasers in this Lot t r. arc net confiact! to the Drawirg on any particular (I.:y, but Lave a Chance thretiglictit the rtho:•_i I,i):tcry. Schemes, wt ith ev:!ry particular, may be had gratis at S\i'l FT and Co.'s Fn.. - ttiriate. Offices, No. 71,1 ) 11;i:r -, ; I No. 51, Altigate 114;h. 12, Chari::g-Cross ; strt:ct. Of rich Meadow aid Arable Land, all lying compact, and part bounded by a fine Stream of Water, by which the Meadows may he irrigated ; the Lands are in fine commanding situations for Building, and plenty of Brick Earth, in possession and on Lease to \'r. THOMAS. _ College c:f Surgeons. Printed for I.ongma::, I furtt, Rees, t): me, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and J. Porter, Pall-Mall. MOST IVPORTANT SCIIOOI, HOOKS. This day was published, in Svo. price 11s. bound and lettered, IILACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES on the LAWS and 'CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND; abridged for the use of Students, and adapted to Modern Sta tutes and Decisions. By JOHN (U FFORD, rag. Late one wf his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the Counties of Surrey and Middlesex ; Author of The Life of Pitt, &c. " The first object of study to a young Briton should be his own language; the second, the Laws; and the third, the Con stitution, as both have been expounded by our late illustrious Judge, Sir William Blackstone."--Itept:r. Printed for Sir RICHARD Pniturs and Co. Bridge-street and to he had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, alto for purptises of Education, The PRIISFNT STATE of the BRITISH &WIRE for MO. By the Rev. J. Goldsmith : with one hundred Maps and Views; si. 6d. bound. Lot 2. PODLA N DS: an Enclosure of Arable Land, near the Saven Mile stone, on the road to Bromley, containing Seven Acres, Two Roods, and 5n Perches, on Lease as Lot 1, but in possession of JOHN FOiTTR, Esq. Lor 3. PA PI:It MEADOW: a Freehold Enclosure of rich Meadow Land, ai.;•:iniag the River, on the South side of the Road, near Rushy-Green, containing One Acre, Two Roods, 424 Perches, on Lease as the others. • LOT 4. UPPER and LOWER all !DOE FIF.LD t a Free hold I.:::closurc of rich Arable Land, adjoining the high Road from Rushy-Green to Sydeiiliarn, containing Nine .Acres, Three Roods, 51 Perches, on Lase as the others, but in possession of PETTIr, Lor 3. WINCHAM MEADOWS: Two Freehold En closures of excellent Meadow Land, adjoining the Lands et the Leatlicrsellers' Company, and near Perry-street and Syden ham Common, containing Five Acres and 20 Perches, on Lease as the others. Ti cal «•as pul;:i,KKI, price es. THE EDINI3URCH REVIEW; cr, CRITICAL JOUR NA L, No. LNY. t .. -;:lterts:—lvanhoe, a Romance, by the Author of Waverley :Illanct—Seybert's St.ttist:c.:l Account of the United States America—Greenoug:Cs Pvinciples of Geology—The Poor IWS—Air.i;e of Churizies—Accum on the Adulteration of lood—Mr: - y Cornwall's Poems— Taxation and the Corn Laws —The Recz,a Ahirras--Demosthenes. _ _ Primal. for Archib.dd Constable and Co. and Lougni_n, Ilurst, Rees, C': me, find Brown, London. Of whom may be had, all the preceding Numbers. OLD NETTING, FOR PRESERVING FRUIT FROM FROST, BLIGHT, AND BIRDS. CIENTLENIEN GARDENERS, and others, sup- VI plied by the hundred weight, half, quarter, or Net, at 2t4. per cwt. Selected best quality at X 3. 3s. per cwt. 112 lbs. Selected all small Mesh at Ahl per cwt. at GEORGR GI M. BER's Net Warehouse, No. 10, ernoked-laoc, near the Monu ment. The following Nets are greatly improved: Flue or Trammel, Gudgeon Flues, Casting Net, Carp, Teacb, Eel Nets. Also a quantity of Fence Netting at 3d. the yard, EDINBURGH MONTHLY RINIEW. On the Era of April will be published, price 2s. 6d. No. X VI. of LOT 6. An ALLOTMENT on Sydenbarn Common, adjoin ing the Road to Norwood, containing Ten Acres, Fraehold and *rythe-free ; on Lease, but in possession of JOHN FOSTCX, Esq. The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas, Whet stone Farm, tic ar Rushy -green, Lew ishain, where °Particulars may be had ; and at the Black Horse, and Lion and Lamb, Lewisham ; Tiger's Head, Lee Green ; Bell, Bromley- ' • Green Man, Black heath ; of Mr. Blamire, Solicitor, Gray's Inn Square; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr.. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen. T HE EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVIEW, Containing : Art. 1. The Sceptic, a Poem. By Mrs. Hemans. An Account of the Kingdom of Nepal, &c. By Francis I I amil ton, M. D. t. Histeire Naturelle des Anirnaux . sans Vertebras. By M. le Chevalier de Lamarck. I. The Monster Cottage Boy. By R. M. Roche. 5. Demonology. By G. Courad Horst, Counsellor of the el.tiich of the iirand Duke of Hesse. ~. some. Account of the Life, Death, and Principles of Tho mal Paine, &c. &c. By John S. Harlord, Esq. 7. Blemoires pour servir a Ellistoire de la Vie 'Mete du Retour du Regne de Napoleon en 1815. Par M. *Fleury de Chaiorulon, Ex-Secretaire; &c. Monthly list of New Publications, Literary Intelligence, &e. GLOUCESTERSHIRE NEAR STROUD, GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, lloz. " As Commander-General of the Province, and President at the *Junta, (Signed) " RAZZON DE LA I'ULA.• " Oviedo, 31arch 1, IBM." AND DATIL DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL April 15, H. Dudrnr.n and G. Winter, Jerusalem Cofer house, merchants, at twelve. April P, W. Haddam, Clement's. iane, Lombard-street, tea-dealer, at twelve. April IS, J. Fhavl Bond -street, carpet-manufacturer, at twelve. April 15, F. Ili Choppin, Foley-place, horse-dealer, at twelve. April 8, J. /trey, Alark-lane, wine -merchant, at twtive. April 15, C. C. Wat son, late of Fenchnrch-street, wine -merchant, at ten. Ap r 2 15;J. White. Wood-street, hosit r, at twelve. April 22i J. Pia. , ering, late of Woburn-place, Russell.square, wine.rnetchaut, at eleven. April 15, G. Hardisty and J. Ccwing, Bedford -court, Covent-garden, woollen drapers, at twelve. Aprik ift!, W. S. Evans, late of Chapel-street, Lamb's Conduit-street, brick layer, at twelve. April 15, J. Walker and G. Lamb, late of the East India ship Lord Melville. merchants, at ten. Jui 20, S. Rowkandson, E. Isaac, and W. Brien, late ef Chezip side, warehousemen, at twelve. April 15, J. .Zslaund, late cf New-street,Covent-garden, mercer, at ten. _ _ Extensive Valuable. MANOR, TOLLS of MARKETS and FAIRS. QUIT-RENTS, &e. MANSION, PARK, noble WOODS, fine Pieces of W. ter, and about SEVEN—HUN DRED AND FIFTY ACRES of LAND, well Stocked with Game. • By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Esebaage-Alley, Cornldll, on THURSDAY, the 18th May, at Twelve taloa, in Two Lots, LOT 1. T HE Capital and highly Picturesque JL FREEHOLD ESTATE, LYPIATT PARK, nearly walled round, and stocked with Deer. _ London : Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria lane; and Radwell and Martin, Bond-street and Waugh and hats, Itliaburch. ROBIN 11001). lit IC G:. rt In T 1 AI is th K ii t• • • tiar was published, handsomely printed In royal price 71. 6d. in boards, 10T.31N HOOD: a Collection of all the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, now extant, relative to that kbratt4 English Outlaw. To which are prefixed, Histotical ntedotes of his Life. " Ir this our. spacious Lie I think there is sot one " Bit of Robin Hood Lath heard, and. Link John ; " And to the end of time the talcs shall ne'er be done " 0: Srarlock, George a Greer, and Much, the miller's son: " Of Tuck, the merry friar, 'iv Mai many a sermon made " Ir praise of Robin head, his Outlaws, and their trade! Printed for Longman and Cu. Paternoster-row ; and T. lkys, This day was published, iu Eve,. price 10s. dd. boards, A MERICA and the BRITISH COLONIES.—An ix- Abstract of all the most useful information relative to the States of America, and the British Colonies of Canada, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales,aud Van Diemen's Exhibiting at one view the Cbmparative Advantages Ind Disadvantages each Country offers for Eraigration. Col cted fr:lm the most valuable and recent poblicatiom. To v.ilich are added, a few Notes and Observations. By WILLIAM KINGDOM, Jun. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. " This is an intelligent Work, and embodies, in a succinct form, most valuable information, contained in several recent pub •cations. It is well worth the attention of those who are inte irsted id collecting the fullest information before venturing on :Le seriou., and often irremediable measure, of a charge of osantry "—Monthly Mcgazine for March, 1830. PLANTING AND GARDENING. This day was published, 7 1 One large VG!. s!•e. wide dues Engraviags, price IS& bds. r 1 1 11 E PI.ANTEWS KALENDAIi ; or, The Nursu-yni.in's and Forestxr's Guide, in the operations of Forest, and the Grove. • I:y the lute IVALTER NICOL, Ati•i:or of " The Gardener's Kalendar." Ste. eo...likted by EI)ViA RD SANG, Nurseryman. Secood FAlitien, improved and etilargee.. Ptiat - d r..ir Archibald Constable aid Co. Edinburgh; and ilur:t, Rees, ()me. and Brown, London. Of whom Tr.ay be had, by the same Author, 1• Gartiz:ner's K.l;ndar ; or; Monthly IXrecteryof tee:y branch of llorticultnre. In Bvo. Third Edi -4.. boards. T..e Vi:la Garden Directory ; or, Monthly Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Shrubberies, 4r.1 ;'.:r.errts ; with Hints on the Treatment of Shrubs sad Fla- s Itypt in the Gruen-room, the Lobby, and the Vra. , ...ng-roclan. 'third Edition. I ooLst4 &vo. 7s. Gd. beards. THE NOBLE GOTHIC STRUCTURE, Designed with great taste (part unfinished), placed on a fine ' elevated spot, conurianding extensive Views of great grandeur and variety; the remains of an ancient Gothic Edifice, corn. fortably fitted up, with excellent Offices, a Chapel, and Gothic Entrance Lodge to the Park. The very valuable Mara; of LYPIATT, extending over about TWO THOUSAND' ACRES, and Common Rights; the Royalties of .the Fishery. Tolls of the Markets and Fairs of Stroud; valuable Stone Quarrics, &c. The rich Aleadows and Feeding Grounds sutrou:niing the Buildings, fine Woods of stately Tiniber, well stocked with I ' heasants and other Game ; Fish-Ponds and Streams of fine Water, with plenty of Wild Fowl and Flab. Alto, FERRIS COURT, COPSGROVE, and CHANTR Y FA MIS, with good Farm Houses, and all necessary Out-build inge, let to respectahle Tenants •ar Will. The whole I s tate nearly SIX HUNDRED ACRE& A most desirable Property for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman. The Scenery is beautiful beyond description, and no public carriage or foot way through the Park. Loy 2. A VaLable FREEHOLD ESTATE, a short distance from Lot One, comprising C ATS W 00D FARM, and Tlt A N TER'S HILL, a good Farm-Houw, Yards, Garden, and all requisite buildings, a Cnttage, &c. Sundry Enclosures of Mea dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, In the possession of Mr. J. Faulks. TR ANTER'S 111 LL, a fine thriving Plantation, in hand, containing nearly SIXTEEN ACRES. This Estate forms a prominent feature in the County—a fine dry healthy spot, most excellent neizhbourhsod, good Roads, and Markets. ----- May be viewed, with Tickets, by applyirg to tr. Clissold, at the Mansion, or Bisley, whets particulars may be bad; and of Mr. Croome, Soliciv , r, near &roud ; the King's Arms, Stvmd ; Bell, Glnucester ; Hotels, Cheltenham, and Tewksbury ; Hop pule, :old Star, Worcester; Wtt'ar Lion, and White Mart, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Castle, Fait-Hill ; rf Nessrs. Vizatd and Blower, Solicitors, Liscoln's Jim Fields; at 6arraway's.; and of Mr. Rubins, W«rwick-strect, Golde.c-square, where a Plait of the stay he m.:en, and Castle for viewing 117. Z. HE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is w•!i calrul:ited to cure flatulencies in the stomach and" bowels, all nervous compiaints, r.hether from taking mercury to Cl less, or owing to an abcminable vice, or other causes ; it roLoves pains in the bich and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, dimness of sight, palpitation of the heart, dorsal con sumptions, trembling of the hands from hard drinking, and diseases arising from excess; and will invigorate and strengthen the constituriun cf weak, sickly, and aged persons. Sold by Mr. Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and. Co. Oxford-street, opposite Neva long-street; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. Stredling. lioyal-Escharge ; end by all hledisine Vendors in the United Kingflorn, with copious directions,•nt lls. and 3:;s. pet bottles—.EB Cases may be had at Gilead House, as usual. Domus et plums uxor. Thy house and pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachel. • , hastened to be wedded ; and'' The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word we is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment, teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Frevious, hinVever, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the p zs .ions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freed.= of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of such atten tion are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the free of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will efferninize the body, a residence in the Tropics will relax the elastic fibre, but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too ft equen.ly compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, ()fitting hope, energy, Muscu lar strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experiencg. The easy cares of married life are some times disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which con centrate the nuptial wreath; for the female habit is often consti tutionally weak, yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relax ' Mien of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to core speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the un failing empyric from the position so. presumptuously taken up, We deviate from general principle; with less hesitation; and con fident in our own honourable integrity, as Members of the Col. legn of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life), at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consuft tation, and lettcgs from the country are immediately answered , these must contin a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons. 13, Bouverie-street Fleet -street, London. Just publi.hed, 10th Edition, The YG IS of LIFE. a familiar Commentary en the above Diseases.—By GOSS. and Co.—Addresetd to sh Youth and Maturity of both Seces. May be had at No. ±o;4'aternoster-row, 66, I'sll ; 24, Got rard-street ; 174, Fleet-street; and of all 1 - Bookseller;, price Sr. BY HIS htmatsrrs ROVAI. IegITERS PATENT. LEA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly fomems fur curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL Disp a tsp. One .mall Pill is a Lase, and ti.e htking 01 one line, in a 'recent w-. 11 soon convince the ride tt of the certainty n 1 his speed) recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or rote sonvenient than this Remedy, for sueb.as arc obliged to yo Jour nits or to sea, as it needs no coulincluein cot restraint of dist; and sixty years experience (man ostensive practice) has Fromd that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avid nettling. Fer the neurvy and other Chran'cal Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Urwarde at 40,000 persons al both sexes have been radkaUy cured et the above trod shorders, within the last eight years. *Prepared and sold by the Sole Proptletorl, 'l'. I . Al!:.011 Rid SON, /Steinberg of the Royal College of surgeoin, at their mite, No. g, N e w Bridge-street. ii hoses of only rai. lid. each, duty included. 1-. N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at nigh/ The) are alai, sold by their appointment - , with copious dhecloes at the 'ins. Shop s 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dibboruugh's, •No. 7, Enh-nreet-hill, n, arty opposite the Monument ; and by one Personiu evtry entn.:derable fossil in Ore at Britain and Ireland Advice grAtts Iro pro sent taking the above, or other of Ike 1.40 privies hlediciass. DI VI DENI3S to be made in the COUNTRY. April 19, J. Daniell and J. Parry, Bristol, tin aid oilmen, at twelve, at the Commercial Remy:, Bristol. April 19, Ts C. Ilodson, Leominster,draper, at eleven, at the Lion, Shrews bury., April 18, W. and.). Kamer, Huddersfield, inerehamts, at eleien, at the White Horse, Huddersfield. April 19, W. Barnes, New Sarum, ircnruongtr, at eleven, at the Red Lion; New Saturn. April 18, G. Spall, late of Bury St. Edmund's, coach-ruaker, at two, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Faimuncesa • DISSOLUTIONS OF BA Kenworthy and Co. Idanchcater, liui.4ers. Stahl) ar.d Co. Newfoundland. :Wrentreibcr end Cu. Whitecharel, sugar-re.: finer,. M'lkinnon and Urquhart, King Edward -streets. Wags 'ping, white-lead-manufactuiers. J. Keet, sea. and juts.. Newl port, Isle of Wight, drapers. Watmough and iliclterson, Os- Westry, Salop, druggist'. Gilicw and Co. Liverpool, pa:iitcts. J. and T% Kincey, Whitechapel, roars anti harness nrakers. Bower and Co. Manchester. Smith and Co, -Witt borne-Minster, Dorset, brewers. ShuMebottorn andßt,berii, Shelton, Stailbrtishire, linen-drapers. Tit ping and Crk , ,,fitld, Warrington, millers. Watkinshaw and Vt•liiichi.rch, merchants. Eyes and Miller, I;:vei•pool, commission apenf i .. Rotten and Ltskey. Cross street, Newington, Sarre', shoes makers. Purst•r and Ce. Finch-lane, Cornitill. Mittltin and Jackson, Piccadilly, wi.x-ckandiers. Cro,,ley awl Wilkinson, Lowet' Tharnes-str,:et, commissi,n-agents. • • We are requested to publish the folkiving s Le . ter, as particularly clainiiiik the attetition of th,•se viho hat e been improreily treated under•tlils complaint : TO THE EDITOII OF THE STAII. - , Ma—Observiog a paragraph in your PaPer respecting t'.e Cure of an Hernia (of d large size), by the Medical Board, at Chark.tte-liouse, fireat Charlotte-street, Blacisfriar's-road, pestice to Messrs. Courts aid Co. I add my persoral testimet.v. (laving bten afflicted nearly t.n years, and dittoed incuia:A. Ly einioesit Surgeons, I patiently bor.: my aNiction, xliectirg ,very hour to be my last . : I ar length cppifed t•t the Madial i'loard; a t Chaste reason to tray for tl.at excellent Ilatzblishment, for though I ant nearly LO, I was ptl•fecti7 curet: in a few weeks, and now, th,:11.. GOD, erjny good htzitit. C. CLEVELAND. :•nd Stile, S,. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted. at Worfd stock-House, Wocil.sn.Tk-street, d.‘lly, and at Char- Rute-House, Great Charlotte-srreet, espr,t)site the Rev. Rowland Hill's Climcl. Mechanics" have Alvicd gratis every Evening, from Six till Eight ; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock. . Private Doors at each :Bonsa i and Private Doors for Females.