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Ea . ( grt ." " P lit . • f %. .)4411 . • )( • , 14b. ,411 . e 4 41 • 11 ) . ' t. ,'• I • .•• sr kt , . • . • . ft Tf it MONDAY, JANUA S .. %gulag i 7651 Y 27, 1811 . I.B4ATINI ROYAL, COVINIWARDEN. `SIR - JAMES STEWART ON BANKS AND BANKING OF • . . 1 7t_ . /11st gainsfor, Ilk. 2 'Vali. rm. SE NS ou PUti;e chowsions, with Historical, C *al, Just Politie.al Notes; e /staining as article of some l!ttstii.pts C.AIIIOI.IC QUES'noN. to ,, T: :4 R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. • • __, Ahn*thentale Author—AN ADDRESS ?Vila A CLEW. GYM TO HIS PARISHIONERS. 3d Ed. peke ss. tid. Elsa paper Ss. THE. ELEMENTS OF GREEK GRAMNItAR ; with Notes for the Sae of those who have made some Olives, in ale lan• gunge. 3d Edit. rt; es &L in bds. THq ELEMENT OF LA AM MAR; do. Ilith nti,, . DEL'ECTUS SENTENWARUM ET HISTORIARUM,Ad Card Tironum Acrwaysiodlths. t Ith Edk. Pr. 25.6.1. E SIXPENCE-HALIVX•Nt : CHEMICAL LECTURES. I Dr. ACER wid recruitment!! pa tee aid rrielio.ii the M.V113174 WOKC4 a the . aria:;ton-rwartut, (v ivliii4a7; . tL VI e ( tairg ultra,ultra,=ay be bad 44 Dr. H 21, ~~HIS SENT . EVENING, JANUARY 27, Will he perforated, THE REVENGE. Don Alonzo, Mr: C. KEMBLE; 7.ania, Mr.. YOUNG ; iisiallaa, Mr. BRUNTON ; Don Alvarez Mr. MURRAY; . • Don Manuel , Mr. CRE.SWEL. • Leonora, Mrs. EGBRTOK Isabella, Mrs. HUMPHi(IES. orgigeb.wil; peropsiod, the Ilew Pantominie, called OARLtTs.II.N Ni)A PADMANABA Oft, IHE GOLDEN FISH. . . pgannaba (11 renowned Akstrologel,' Mt. jefferies; Sultan of err eisTards Pantaloon), Mr. 'Norman; Omar, the mom (aftersvaras Harlequin). Mr:liiolottna, jun.; Cayfaeat ado., tbs . 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Cornbill, and 18, Coventry-street, LL rtrectfulli =quints his Friends and the Public, that the s t g e Lottery began and finished &awing the 21st oilativary, us ual, affords him the opportunity of congratulating she bra:sem at hia forunate Offices, on his having sail and sharyd o p* a part of the Capital Prizes, viz. No. 2,504, 2,504, 1 4 025, ht th- t-ry prece.lini No. 3,112, Ciiss 13, Cl.:as A, the MOS rirg of , ht• ha! a !mils ' kl B. TVrez ty -five rer Cert *al be f 112i4 day was published ; price :s. bound, SAT.L or sTANinNo CoMMOV, be SOLI) by AUC i b ,N, nit I nesday the lt.;.h of l'Aru.try, at ten in the' forennon, at the Horse and G)vq:n, at Sere •tham, in rise Cenn9r of hurra y. 'HE grea , ..st tcf the 04k, Elm, Beftli, Cher.. 1 , rut, and l'nuber. now stan sine on Toating Common, and which w.ll I. • siai.trl i:ito Lots. ai sold w.t l / 4 thAr Lop, Top awl Hark. on ,ut:i Couditioita *4 aviil be t.:a a psurhtetml--% t: .a whole H died and numbered, and Cantiogutt may be bad :4 days pr-eeJ.U.g the tiwead Lave. Epsom ; tbs !tined .1i sue anal Cs eyhound. Croydon ;• the Wheat Sheaf, foci:- ; 'he Woi.e l'rtss an : the Plough. Clapham; at Mrs. Wakc..tate. i on To ot ng Crmrnon ; and at .I' Offer of Messrs. Browns andGo:olied, Nortolk-etrert, 6:rand. London. 'Elt:s slay was publishes!, in S vols. svn. priee LI I Is. sid boards, the ::,econtl Edition, clecticattd by pi rmiir . ion to Lord Oren title, and aisLil by commmlcations from disiinguished Me3ll ben s of both Houscs of Parliament, IN.GENUINE and corrected REPORT of the SPEECHM of the late Right Honourable WILLIAM P 1 F r„I., th:. 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NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all Drawn so early oa TUESDAY, 110 of EgBRUAILY. SCHEME. Prizes of £20:000 ... are ...040,000 " 2 ' 4,000 . 4 ..... 1,200 . I - 400 2 400 ...... _ . _ Aud I, ! iBb 'trate of £lOO, &c. &c. &c. • • I l'.llsH,(Conver), siactrely thanks the Public for their kinguished favours at Lis truly fortunate Offices, No. t, Co en sat, and No. 9; Csaart,o-CRASS. He invites their attention "Au ScLouteof the rand very Stitalli.ottery, and r stwt, thlt sidue.gti It consists of only Two 'thirds the Number of lldtets coltaintd in the. last Lottery, yet there are an equal umber ut Capit2l Prizes of £20,000 in it this gives to Advtn niters a much . A reate: elance to obtain a Twenty 'I housand Paled Fristoitm in any Lottery hitherto known. From the very Or, t,.d somber of Tickets to meet the demand, an imme diate punka.: *the above Offices Is respectfully advised, where in'the Lot crypt floisbed, and in the Two last, Ti DISH Sold and Shared the fottowior Capitals: 3,497 Class A - xiv.pno 1 1,853 (.'1733 - X9,0n0 16153 - A- ' 19:041 I 4,023 - C' - %HS - C - • 15,000 1,1125 - A - I,coo 3,363 . A - 5,000 1,823 B - 1,000 71 = A - 0 1 2,717 A• - I,ono IIS3 - A 2,011 t) 1 2.717 - B - 1,000 &c &c. &c. 1 his e • •. ibl:- :.ed,. 111 VoL ego. price 4 W. • boare ._. r • isa , Ntr, prise Cs. in bards-, the ' , word T ,!-. of a - MEMOIR of the EXP . P...., GI an FCCf.F.- ma SIASTICAL ESTAB! ti '1E1! 3 tor ILA IM A. By the Rest. Ci..AUDIU: , f ANA 14, D. D. las Vice-Provost of the CoPege te: F..rt Bengal, and • Member of the As: ie. So -let y. Printed for T;Cadt 11 and \ Strar.sl, Of whom may he hill, by 'ill. Aittlitv. I.The Pitst Pour Years Of the Coil. gi; fort. William, in End. In I cells Sta. Printed by Bulimt , •! it. 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The Petition of the English Roman Catholics, etraddered in a Charge delivered to the Cturgy of the Di+ocew of Gloaceittr, at the Tritnnial Vis•tatiou of that Diocese, in the month of June, 1810, Bvo pi lee us. 4. A Sermon, presched before the Lords Spiritual and Tern: peral, on Friday, May 85, 1304, Is. 6a. CUESTONIAN MEDICINES. ' CASE SB.—To Mr. Cutsr, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surrepstreet, Blackfriars-road. SIR--For many years preiriqu . s,t6 my knowing you, was subject to repeated and severe attacks of Coat; which visited me regularly twice, and sometimes tblice in a year, fre quenly confining isle to my bed eight or nine weeks, for which I tried every Medicine and Medical Man that was recommended, but witliout Paici lig cite s:n3le ailvfntage. hi the month of March, ioo I had been under the care of a very intimate friend, from whi.su abilities and kind professions I ear...veil a great deal, but after a long period passed in pain and in:stry, finding.no change of ameniinh.nr, I resolved on attending to the advice of a iriend, and to try the Cuestonian Medicines, fo: which purpose I managed with cons derable difficulty to get to your linuve on crutches.— Atter the Medicines bad been used for about an hour, I was completely free ft em pain, and walked home pleasantly, without the aid of my crutches. continued to use the Medicines a few daps, and was quite well; since which time I haiie no; had one attack to confine me, though I have often felt It aim( me; but I can always do away any of those symptoms, by taking some of your Pills, which lam never withost. They never fail to prove a safe preventative, and seem to renovate the syStem by a return ing appetite and cheerful spirits. I am, &e. WILLIAII Ho ass, Orange Merchant, April 17, 1809. Pleet-Marketi London. (Case 59 will appear in a future Paper.) FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AS I'HMAq, &c. THEonlyxenuine pectoralßALSAMof HONEY, invented by Fir Joust HILL, M.D. The Linnzus of Britain recommends this excellent preparation as the emit salutary and effectual remedy for all disorders oldie lirtas• and Lungs, Con gealed Phlegm, Acrimony to the Fluids, and obstructions In the Glands, are gent y and safely discharged by easy expectoration, wheezings and uneasiness in breathing ate speedily re:noted by few doses. It takes off the irritation, opens the thoracic ducts, and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty years experience has confirmed the recominentladon in the Immediate relief and gradual cure of Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and Con sumptions. It is die greatest preserver of the hinge ever discovered, and contains all •be healing, softening, and soothing qualities of that salubrious extract of FLOWEIto called HONEY ; and the richest balsams (Afire Eastern World; it is as restorative as Awes' Milk, and never disagrees with the stomach; a common Cold yields to its benign influence hi a few hour►, and wit, n resorted to before the-complaint is far advanced, all dant! . of Cotsuntp tion is certainly prevenced. Price 3*. 6d. per bottle, or 7 in one lase, for 225. To guard againt imposniun observe the name of Sh:.w and Edwards, 66, St. P.all's Church-yard, is engraved on the stamp. htild by Shaw and Co 65, St. Paul's, on the fsratway ; Tutt, Esdatigs. and Sangster and Co. Oxford meet. YORKilink. LAitGE AND VALUA hORS, RECTOkIES; Mitt Es I Es, . _ To be gold in London. and at Bevertwy, to Torkshife: TO BE SOI BY AUCTION, 0.. he i0!:1 .lay :.larch nes., ar Tweite, ib the Au& . t o t Mart, In the City of London, in Ric Lots, r j'HE MANORS of BENTLEY god SPEE r TOM • the Adtrows.nt of the Chapef of rpeetrot, and several Prep§ bold, and in part Titlitt-free Farms and lands (wkb &Nihau na deemrd), eor.trirtlng 4140 acres, • Petered kr Sonority, lichee: ton, Wrenn, 141-y, Homan, and Deuninapon; in the East Meng of the Cou tty of York. And In the Month of May nevoilli by eoyl by Atteetactio the • Brver:ey Armn hut, in the Tuwa of Bort:tit y, ha the County of York, In Twenty-seven 'I be MANOR of ELSTF.RNWICK, and several Trenhuld, ald is pert • lithe-free Perms satilatlei (with lisid-tax felleepsed)i eon. aining *boat 600 scree, *eased 4 Elstennrick,'lPiley, B/Int4s croft, Cherry , Burton, South Delon. "eaten DonbitmN Maroc, Hermes, avid ßelevant_ isio..er with the Perpetual hdv.twurt of the Rectory of Leav a, .1 Hohleaseili and aka the Tithe+ of certain Lando, coati. übt., stout 1,700 acres in Hornsea Bur.oa, Woodmaniey, Thema e, Weal, Storthie t doer: holm, and Ticiann, in t'te !' ..t Riding of Vie Ceinty of York.. Particulate of those Estatei to he sold in London will be reit!, by the :10 , 1tiof Februar : ; sod may b. Mad by applffou to.Meepro. t;rai am, IC.lo.lcricy, and Dottry L: net,/ ot's• bur, Lan don ; 11:njamitt Handley, Le l. Skater% Linco'neit're; Meow.. Bl"tF. and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle 'l'entplOtall; Rich ar,i nownsend, Beg. Newbus y, ; arrillchn Luckwuud, Beverley. CH11.14-AINS, SYR Aftl4, BRU;SES, DR. STEEHS's OPOI)ELDOC is it.? iuperior tti ail other argernal apnea:him iu the Curs of Sprains, Bruises, Rheennattenw, &e ; as also in Cramps or Numbness ? , and iu promoting Circutuion in the Limbs when usa paralytiel sere. It is the hoar Itensedy for Chilblains if dissolved in si voon, and applied warns, or ssltli a pkdgef ul tint we l moistened with it, and tied on the part Waled. le is bleewlie of adistirs. Mc service Id the accidents and local complaints to which Homes * are sthject. Sold only by F. Newbtry and Sons, No. 4S, St. Paurs Church' yard, (four doors from the comer of Cheapille), 1 onslon, price 9d. a bottle : and try appointment by Bacon and Co. °sherd street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-stmt., • Ward, H olborn; Ha t ers, Ludgate-street; and Clarke, Boroug h, Observe the words " F. Newblet7, NO. liSjet. Paurs, 6 ere en• graved in the Stamps. A 0 V IC.E. WHEN Men cf Education and professionil skill use persevering endeavours is discover the inost cafe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sitccess• ful remit of their experience Is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induied td make for cute of the following the object of their particular study, via. a certain Claordir, ficquer.tly contracted in a moment of linos& cation, and hs concomitants Strictures lit d Oteets, whecb, by an improved plan, are speedily and effer.ualty cured; as also de bility, Whether arising hum liaccianal.an indulgences, teurrest deuce in warm climates, or a secret roLtary vice, too often un happily pursued by the youth of both sews, in the one causing steedity or barrenness, and in the other a nutner.itit trill) of nee. vows 'Nesse% which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Int. potence and Consumption. In that distressing stiPe ofdebility crk deficiency,. whether the consequence ci such hint:fel laiigts. (4 - ar.sing from any other cause, by which the pow,is of the consti tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a firm, said, and speedy restoration to sound atil vigorous health. - The result of a hail said extensive pracdce has enabled them, by a superior method, to'remove dentifeal complain:a, havievet inveterate or complicated, without subjealre the padent tti the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in reient Cased where an early application is made on discovery of the infection s they freqintifly perform si cure in the abort space of twirdayt The unprecedented successCif their; gothic of qratnient (whir.* has never been known to fall in one sidle Meanie in t prat' rice of 15 years, during Whidlt period many thousand . penotie of both,sexes Lave been cured, even after syt ere and injurious methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces therd to thni publicly offer their advice. . Mean. GOSS rol4 Co. excludvely pi ofe.aine the duce of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be martial by a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to the fimo raht empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that their have been properly educated ar:d initiated into every branch of the profenihn (certificatee of *hid), from &liven( inisp:tals, mod testimonials (rum the most eminent Physician', they Live to coo. stincti any inquirer), that the sucects resulting frodr their endeas yours brat induced them to time t..e y midge of the general Prier. thinner, at ni n d they presume that their pretensions I Citute a felt ground for the unprecedented confidence • tits which the• have; by the public, teen so liloralay.lumunreda . Patients in the cuentry are reqtr,,sted, to mat e t h e p,rtf, m l a N of their case' age, and manner of lions«, I nc l o O ng a Baal No us, . for a dv ice ar;cl medicines, and tke sane will he t.t wat,w,t to any p art of •he ktordorn....Gofili *ad Co. Svigetmi 14, beetstrie4 •