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I. •d • • ..•.. • ...„.. .•. ~ ( „:„.... ~,.,_. ‘ •,„ ... ..„., , .. ... ...._, .. ~• _. f . . . . se " 1 0 .. 5: 453 n:- , - ~ ‘ , .... Y . ' .., 1 f !• 1 -.. 4.-- -: %;-, I _ 1 _ • ,-.. I .‹ ~:.., ,7.....-A!' NtimßEß 7836,_ FRIDAY, APRIL 17,. tSi 2. PRICE 45F1'PENCE-lIALPPENNY. ' THEATRE ROYAL, CO VENT-G ARDEN. •.r: . I. A T * a' WA R ll!v10 IT, hold ( ii in, and for the Ward of eoleitsamistreer, bn Thursday, the 16th day of •April, 1312, before the Right Hon. Cl AUDIUS STEPHEN iHi NTER, Lord Mayor of the City of Llndon, bar the elettiog of an .Mdtintati of the said Ward, to the 'moat cif Ste *Mad IPlomer, Knight, deceased, . WILLIAM HITGATIE, Esq. tid.7412 and MiTtlMini Taror, B abe one of the Sher i ff s of thi s Ci ty , b e i rg proposed byFlustsell i Par pyrite, Esq Deputy, and seconded by Mr. liticuaais DONK It. to suceeecrto the said Office, was unanfini,usly elected thereto. It was Resolved, That the rhatilts of this War.inuste be g lv to the Right Hon. the loon MAYo a, for his punctual able, sad polite attention to the business of this Wardmo e, Nod for hil services to his fellow-einem, upon ail occasionsi FRANCIS PAY N rim, Deputy. PILEStNT EVENING, APRIL 17, Will he performed, THE EXILE. • Count thrlek, the Exile, Mr EGERTON ; *governor of Siberia, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Baron Alltradoif. Mr. LISTON; twist Calmar, Mr. TAYLOR ; • Daran. Mr. YOUNG ; kemaell, Mr. CHAPIKAN ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCBTT. The Empress Elizabeth, Miss LOGAN; Alesina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Seem, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; 'Catharine, Mile BOLTON. To which will be added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. To•morrow, King John; with Timour, the Tartar. A new Grand Melo-dramatic Spectacle, called Ihe Secret Mine, will be produce" 911 Wednesday next week. '1 his day was published, lite Second Edition, in 2 Vols. small svo. price 12.5. in boardie ANATOMICAL EXAMINATIONS; a corn plete Series of Anatomical Questionsosith Answers. The Answers arrarged so as to forth an Elementary System of Ana tomy, and intended as preparatory to Examinations at Stumm' Hall. To which are annexed, tables of the Bones, Muscles, and Arteries. —Printed for Samuel Highley, 24, Fleet-strect. This day were published, price ss. boards, MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC LIFE of JOHN HORNE TOOKE, Esq. containing a particular Account of his Ct.npections with the most eminent Characters of the Reign of George lIL his •i'riats ter Sedition, High CI easbn, &c. with his most celebrated Speeches In the House of Conunons, on the Hastings, Letters, &c. BY W. HAMILTON RE!D. Just Ins et tenacem rrt positiVirum.—Hoaset. London : Printed for Shervesod,. Neely, and Tones, Paterno3- tee-row. ,RAND and NOVEL S FATELOTTERY, of only 12,000 Tickets, wall he all dawn so early ai the 30th APRIL. The Capital Prizes are increased—more varied in tleir value, and offer a double chance to Adventurers.+TbelS great length exceeds the limits of an advertisement: 'Tickets and Sb..res are sediug by EYTON, 2, Comilla; and 18, Coventry-stree.; at which truly (ovulate 015cet, the fol. lowing Cipitzl Prises were sold in 118 Shares in the lan Pout Months, v,x. 3,348 3,343 • 9,504 A 2,504 4,025 A . . ... 1,000 1,684 .. .. 2 , 1,000 1,020 l 0 45 .. .... .. . ... C . 908 It ... 400 &r. be. &c. ' icr AVA L VICTORIES of the EMPIRE, exhi / 11 Diced at the NAUMACHIA. Princes-street, Leicester square, when the Battles of the Nile and Trafalgar, are eshi biting, by means of Mechanic7.l motion, aided by' he powers of Painting and optics; where the vessels et e seen in motion, ailing is dillerent directions, exchanging broadsi les, with the ships on err, and the boars out saving their vanquished enemies. From Eleven in the Morning till Nine in the Evening. Admittance to each is. n EN IS JACOB begs leave to inform his friends A 0 and the public, he has removed to No. 57, Margaret•ureet, Cavendtsb-square, where he cutninues to give the full Value, in ready money, for DIAMONDS and PEARLS. . PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, A: ' FHE Advertiser being the real 1 determined to sell every article/of workmanship at the following reduced pric Pearl Necklaces any pattern from .£5 15 6 Earring• per pair • 1 5 0 Bandeaux • -. • - 10 II 0 Springs - - 4 4 0 Bracelets per psir - 5 SO 0 Lockets • • 1 11 6 Brooches • • - 1 5 0 Cremes • • 1 I 0• ND STRUNG. Manuftci the first lam ts, viz. L rrau►ing titer, is Won And ',CO 12 0 O 10 6 2 10 I 1 80 0 10 6 0140 O 7 6 0 4 6 'I h s day was pablisi:ed, By Longman Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row, and Black, Parry, and Co. Leadvnhall-stiett, in one volume, !to. price .Ct is. in boards. GRA MMA R of the MAI, AYAN.LANGUAGE, with an Introdovion an .1 Praxis. By WILLIAM MARS DEN, F.R.S. Author of the MaLtym Dictionary, and of the His tory of Numatta. _ _ WILKIE's EXHIBITION of ALL THE PICTUR.E4 HE HAS PAIR! ED, including several which lave Dever ,appeared before the Public, will open, at Ne. 87, Pall- MO, on Motutay, the 20th of April. (If whom also may be bad, by the same Author, in cne v d. Ito. price Xs 2s. A Dictionary of dr- Malayan Language, in Two Paris, Malayan and English, and English anti M.lliyan. R ICtIARDSON, GOODLIje r K, and Co. the • C'or.tractur , , rvr; , ertfully submit the follo•vms Scheme of the present Lottery, to the inspection of the . Pabl.c. They do not conceive that any corn:nett up,n its advawages is necessary, as they feet altered Oa it, Superiority '.II appear on a fair aim patiso” with t.,e Scheme of any twiner Lot:eq. Tickets anti :hate, are on Sale at their tithca, tae corner of Bank•buildlny, Cornhiil, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, wtsfrit its the latt Lottery, (drawn the 18th February, 1312) N.. 3 1 450 i l'ibx of £i.0,000, was sold in eleven Slimes. SClihhl4 3€20,C00 15,000 10,000 • 5,000 • 4,000 • 5,003 . 5%100 • 1,140 • 500 SELECT' WORK OF E.NORAVINGS. IN the SERIES of TWELVE LARGE EN GRAVINGh to be txecuted by th.t principal Arists of the present period, afrer selected Pictures of the Great Masters, with a view of illustrating the various Schools of Painting; the cet.- kated Picture of the DEAD CH ur and MARIE i, by ANNI DAL CARACCI. formerly M Me-Wans Collect io.i, has been fixe , tkupon as an example of the Bllfsglesa School. Mr. Si ItIR P Is therefore now engraving this subjeet upon a scale of 20, by 24 belies, and the Drawing wi I continue on view tor a sh ot tune longer, at 39, 4ckthre-scree', to ether with othr fine Drawlnzs, Iron) which the Work itself w:11 be execta, d. Wher.•ss many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above vices, that every ornament is ina , ie fr .m a c.mt position. t•r whit commonly :tiled Patent i'earts, they are ' .espezt.ully informed, hat every ar ick is composed of oriental Pearls from the hilienes of Coy:en and Persia, which, maituf.ictitred by the real workman, arc ufferzci to the public much under their u,ual charges. S2veral complete -4.1:i3 ul Pearls, new patterns, in morocco cases, consistmg of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracel:: s, Ear-rang., and three Brooches, front £2U to £2O p..r suit. Apply to J. ti. Bar low, No. 1, Grange-caurt, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn fieids. In few days will be ;‘til.l'shi.l, In two volo. price 16K. 64. - he Stet-nil' Filiition, en:lx-Dialed with a Portrait of the . iutitor TtittaKlNG-TO.lllm;rtr, of `l-1 N KS-I-TO-MYSELF. A Ser.o-Loctern, A TraOcu-Conoco Tale. Written by THINKS-I- 1 - 0 -MY SELF WI-101 l'o which ii added, a Preface concernirg the Author : with Replies to Reviewers, That:ks to the Publ.c, and various ,'they !'attic oars. Prihted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster-row; J. tia•chard, P.ccal;lly ; and J. A, verne, Cornhill. ‘llO,OOO /5.000 10,000 MOO 4.000 5,000 41 1 00 a 4 .000 • 8.000 • 10 • • sod - - M O O 12 - - 200 • • 2,400 20 - • 100 - . t,OOO 50 - - 50 - • 2,500 70 . 4, 40 . • 0 . 0 00 100 - • 20 . ' 0,000 , 124 - • 25 - • 2,100 2,000 . . 15 - - 20,000 Only 12,000 Tickets, all different Numbera nut gaols t be detei mined in one day, the 30th of this lidetnth. Apra. 1 Prize a TO El 2. SOLD pur-uant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the tith d.iy of February, 1812, ni.l .e in a Cause, wiirrem the Itcy. Chatiew Rickard Beaumont 4u.1 others are Piaintd4, and John Beaumont and others are De• fendauts, ih one Lot, V 'tY AGES et ME MOIRES de CHATEAUBRIAND. En deux 'fume.:, avc: um Carte, prix ti4s. ITINERAIRE de PARIS aJERUSAL M, et d: 11 7 :11.Y‘A1.EM a PARIS, en alSant par la Gre.e et :Lye nant par l'Egyre, la Barbarl? et Pk:vague l'ar F. A DE CI-IXI EAUBRIAND, Au' eur d'Atala k Genic du Christianism-, fit " We think ,His one of the most int,r sting works that has for s long time Wised from the press."--Month. Meg. . _ . . . . $ . See also the British, Cr deal, and Ech ctic Reviews: Londres : chez Cnlburn Libraire, 50, Conduit-s.reet; Boosey, 4, Ohl Broad-strut. Royal Exchange, Bt.c. T is unnecessary toetpatiate on the brilliant ad: T tantags displayed in the Owe Scheme-abut to purchase • Ticket or .s%.are in one of the numerous Capital Prizes at the Office of 1. OA'SES, blo. 8, COKNI - IILL, is strongly and hiss ntedtately recommended. independent of the Work to large Engravings, it is intended elm to publish a smaller Work of [ !AN cNolAviriCs, upon the scale of Vandyke's Book of Hea is, illuvrative of the Fine Pirtrik-, and leleal Heads of P. affat lie, Titian, Giorgione, Vela,- istz,'Rubens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, Guido, and Domenichino. „Tue . principal Artists to be einployed in these Works are, Noreen, of Florence; Sharp, and Heath, of London ; Bansse, if Germany; Muller, of Stutgard ; and others, who may be smisidered as the principal Engravers of the present period, as *di in this country as abroad ; and both works will be under direction of Wiliam Buchanan, Est. The Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three Gdlneas for each Engraving; to he paid on delivery. The Terms ',Subscription to the Work. of Portraits, will be Two Guineas ler each Number, containing Three Engravings. 'I be Impres tom of the Platte will be delivered to Subscribers accordtrg to the priority of their subseptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in iondoo,W.shing to 'become subscribers to this Work, will be so food as to send their particular address, and also mention, if they wish their Copies delivered to any person in London, or for sranki to them elsewhere.—No Subscriptio.is can be received At gm* Eagravingi, as the compete stria of • Cwt. Ivo large Engravings, and that of the Fifteen Portraits, cannot be broken iiithiut an evident injustice to the general-Subscribers. Mr. Yates, at the Gallen f, 39, Sackville-street, to whom the inhibition of the Drawings is entrusted, wd receive Subscribers Panes to both, or either of these Works; and furnish a Pro sperms of the same. ALLEN'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY 3 - for respectable. Ptivils only, 19. Sherrard-street, Golden- Sqeare. Dancing evenings, 'Tuesday and Friday, terms Xis. per quarter, front nine to test, or £2 9s. from eight to ten ; or on Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and Instrumental Music in general on rvlnetlay and Thursday, Al ils. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2 ts. without. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays 41 is. entrance, except young Ladies in Town for school vaca% Lions, who pay a I Is. tar the month. Private Tuition at all other lours. Assemblies on •I hursdays. Grand and Square Pianocortes of the best quality sold consi derably under tht mutic-sh,,p price. ASCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2J Balta lion 88th Regiment, capable of instruoing Soldiers ail seen in Reading,, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according to the Rev. Dr. Bell's System of Education. His pay, clothing, and allow sweet, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at- Itesuled to, unless accompanied by satisfactory testimonials of cha- Vatter, and capacity, from a Clergyman orthe established Church, Id which the applicant himself must be a member. Letters (post veld) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Braham, Devon slink will be duly attended to. SILK STOCKINGS, and real INDIA COTTON stOCKING4; selling off, of a very superior quality, both V.hheil and plaint, at RADFORD'S NOT !INGHAM WARE HOUSE, Ne. 52, Chi apside, four doors from Bow Church ; a large tram ty of vrhite or black bilk hos-, 'from es. fid. a pair to the most curious qualities cheap in prouortion; likewise a quan tilt of India cotton hose, from Is. 6d. a pair to very fine 2:t. Rd. best superfine ss. rd. metn' boot hose 1.. dd. a pair ; alto a van vty of gond gloves, from rid a pair. Thote who haste to make lase purchases, will find an advantage well worth attention. 10 Prevent mistakes, observe they are at Rad!oril's Notting. Ilan Warehouse, No. 52, Cheapside, four doors from Bow Church. CONJUGAL HAPPINESS. *WHEN conscious ineligibility is 'the secret but in surmountable bar CoWediock, the unhappy sufferer pines la silence, and,despairieg of relit f, sinks inio despondency. 'lO selitve those melancholy infirmities which occasion impotency in anent and Barrenness in women, for Nervous Complaints, Disea ses Peculiar to Females, and all Disorders occasioned by Debility sr H claxation, Dr. sENATE's iI.ALM of MECCA is proved by 'Valence to be the most certa'n, safe, and permanent Remedy Ever discovered. To youth, wiann inclisctelons, excess, an un 'propitious climate, or the adrninistranon of mercurial poisons, have precipitated into premature old age—to the aecd, in whom the lai;ctions of life art suspended, thon2,li not .extinct, this me tehtc is conscientiously and confidtaitly recommended. The de littar,d, the languid, and relaxed of either sex, the deluded pro w lyte of secret sensuality, the chltiless cowl-, will here mast as %ray find relief, with that secrecy which is essential ro unsul lied reputation. ' l'is net by a temporary timulus, or irritatant, fig !his mtdicine produces those main , ary eikets which have ex cited the astonishment of many medkai men, but by causing a tesnal warmth, exhil rating the animal spirits, invtorating the whole tram-, and renovat r.; the consiittition in such a manner, that it may fairly be said to re-aniniate Nature. j i , be genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by . Dr. Senate ; I°4 "d wholesale and rotailby his Agent, Mr. Richard's, Drug tin No 19. t Strand, near :it. Clenient's Church; also fatal, by W it 324, Aolboi n; Parsons, No. I b 6, Fleet-street; Bacon, Nu. 150 , Orford -street, opposite Pond-street; Allen, No. 76, Ox .074.1- street, opposite the Pantheon ; Bolton, front of the Royal Ex cbege: Golding, No. V', COrnial ; and Crisp, Cocks, us tract, opener of Spring Gardens. Price 7s, per box, duty included. Observe that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in the ? al° on the outside of each box, which is signed by the Privies. me. E. stuate, lo Ids liaiiii-wti4 lag i all gibers are coulltertuu A LARGE 4.lantity of Ship and other TIMBER, standing at or near Whitley nail, in the Parisi, of Kirk beacon and parts adjacero, i the County of York .a e the pro perty of Mcßae!) HENRY bIICAUMONT, Esq. dec :wed, w th the approbation oi Sa MJ et Cuss P roN Cox, Esq. One or the Masters of this Court, before JOUN CARR of s . . Airfield, on the County of York, Gentleman, at use Woodman Inn, in W akefield, afore said, on I hursday, the 30th day of Al ril, 1812, the Sale begin ning at Twelve o'Clock. Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers; of Messrs. Horne an.: Roger., Solicitors, Serle-street, Lincoln's- Inn; of Mr. Van Heythuvscn, Solicr or, John-street, Bedfori row ; of Mr. George AdJiliell, Tadca.tal the Steward or the said Estates; of Mr. Joan Neville, surveyor, Sprotbrough, war Doncaster; of Mr. Jam , s Hblchl ff., Surveyor Bradley-lane,' near Huddersfield; of Mr. 1 Mna, D ewsbury, near I , Leeds; at the Beaumont Amor, Y shloa,an ; at Whitley Hall s ' near Huddetsfitid ; of Mr. John C..rr. Wakefield, atoressid ; and at the place of Sate. WI:111'E HORSE INN, I'AV ERN, and HOTEL, for GEN. TLEMEN and FAMILIE, FETTEitsLANE, LONDON. JAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he has recently raken the above long established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage and that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr.Sounnel Holmes, in forms them, that with a view to render the most superior accom modation, he has made considerable alterations andknpi overlie iits on the Premises; apd that from an arrangement with some of the first Merchants in the City, he is enabled to have always on hand an extensive. stock of the most choice old Wines, and ge nuine Spirits, and he assures those Gentlemen and Families who honour hlFn with their support, that no exertion on his part shall be wanting to render them every <minion an Inn can possibly afford.—Coaches to most ram of the Kingdom.—Nutt Post Chaises. TO GOLD , MICHS, COLOURED WORKERS. WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURERS, dos. • AUREAN ORE. J. F. KING, Gold and Silver Chaser. Engraver, Engine Turner, and original Inventor and Proprietor of the Aurelia Ore, BRIDGEWAT ex-squAat, BARIIICAN. JF. KING begs to offer Lo the Trade in general, • a Composition, the rebeinblance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public nuice, but is also; in every men lal quality (as far as re lates to its use in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold itself. In richness of colonr at.d great w, iglu, Ws Corr position so strictly -resembles the Sta. lard Gold, that Gold-trorktrs have not been able to distinguish olse front the htr. The most important property peculiar to thi, Comp;:iition, consir_ in the yelp outgo lac circumstance of it not beitiv at .Ili Lib VCt to change it. 10. re any more than the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precisely ;he same, and will at all times be found ai.pliallse to work, whe ther fla:ted or in wire, as Gold itself 1 in &in, the only diffirence between them wiatever, is rnt rely that arising front their intrinsic value. J. F. K. also directs the =tuition of co7qured Workers to the peculiar properties attached to the Aurean Ore, as it is so com posed as to rece ve a beaurifui rich cl‘ad•colotir, which cannot be distinguished by the most accurate inspector trdm fine coloured Gold, and thereby uniting every essential quality which entitles it to a pre-eminence above every other campusit ion known t the public, and places it Noah , on a parallel with coloured 1.0.1 • itself; and, however singular it may appear, that a composition can be formed possessitig.su. - h invaluable properties, hitherto confined to Standard Gold soar, hat been most satisfactorily proved ; J. F. K. having the excluilve art of colouring this emi position, lay iv peculiar process which entirely precludes the or cossity of gilding. The limits of an advertismient will net admit of mamma. titan of the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor is it perhaps necessary, .since Corn the above detail of its proper ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be manufactured with it. I. F K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Aurean Ore, tiler receiving most nuNeruus proofs from MUM ' facturers, as well as from his own aboured experiments, to con vince him of its excellence, whe reby it may tend, in a very powerful degree, LI supersede the tie of Geld. Gold-Workers, :.d others who .equit e eir work raft, may, by sending their patterns or moulds, have them comilete in six hours after they are brougat tor the purpose. N 8.-1. F. K. d_eitts it int , „ortant to the trade in gi neral, to acquaint th,tAn that the Ccinposition advtrtised in the Pi.blic Pa pers, bearing the appellation of the Aurean Ore, (..f wti eh he is the original Invent: r and Proprietor), cannot be piirct ued genuine at any fslitr house in Lends ts but at his Manufactory it Bridge water-square; therefore any other Composition °fret( d to the trade, through any mediuin whatever, designated b. the same title, is verities and deceptive: every flask of his ni nufacture heart I is Name stamped on tech side in legible charge. es. S , tld hi various. Weights, ht 4s. tid. per Ounce, either in Sok'. flatted, or in Wire.—hpecin ens may be seen in elegant Pieces of bright and Coloured Maitaacture. Orders troop the Country slialltrcosive every possible atteatis• This day wasublisbed, price 2s. 6d. • AA R RA'I'IVE o f t PASSAGE from the Island N of CAPE BRETON across the ATLANTIC OCEAN, in the Winter of 1799, with other interesting Occurrences, in a Letter to a Friend. By JOHN LUCE. Printed for James Forsyth, 114, Leadenhall-street ; sold alto by W Gra;tel, Liverpool ; Rees and Curtis, Plymouth ; Mottley and Co. Portsmouth; John Greig, High-street, Edinburgh; A. Leslie, and F. Frost, Aberdeen ; and all Booksellers. r r • !he Author has been induced to lay the above narrative before the public at the reqevt era few friends, to whom be hap pened lately, when in company, to relate some occurrences that took place whilst in a situation perilous in the extreme; and they suggested to him, that the; übl cation of such an oventtnight pos sibly be the means of doing some good, by pointing out expedie.•-. cies, preventing despondency, and stintulating p rsons to ere, tiou under similar circumstances of distress. SPORTING MAGAZINE. On Wednesday, April I, was published, pOce 2s. No. 234, of 'THE SPORTING MAGAZINE; or, - Monthly Calendar of the Transactions of the Turf, the Chase, and every other Diversion interesting to the Man of Pleasure, Eater. pose, and Spirit. This Number empiric, the Thirty-ninth Vo lume of the Work; is embellialied with a beautifully engraved Frontispiece, from a painting by Cooper, engraved by Scott—a Vignette Title Page—and an Etching by Hewitt; and contains the following among other interesting Aricles; viz. Sporting in the Ilighlands of Scotland.— Ihe latest betting at *f for the great Stakes at Newmarket,. Epvm ' &c.—Memoir of Abel Haisan, late Persian Amh:tssa.lor to this Country.--Ac want of the Game found in the British North American pJsses siona—Aualysis of Mr. hlorland's Genealogy of the Race-horse. —Zoology of ihe Island of Iceland.—On. First Foals.—Quere respecting Eclipse.—Cocking at Manchester.—Trial of Daniel De*aon fdr potsomng the Eagle Colt ; and of the action decoded at she York Aar zee, Gilbert v. Sykes.—Nominations for Stakes to be run for at the Durham, Richmond, Manchester, anl New market Spring Meeting. &c. &c. &c. London; Printed for and sold by J. Wheble, 18, Warwick square, London ; sold also by Chapple, Pall-Mall; R. Rogers, Newmarket and by all other Booksellers,—Complete sets of the work may be had, in 39 volumes, half-bound. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL This flay was published, A COMPREHENSIVL VOCABULARY, with abridged Grammars of the English, Portuguese, and 4a nish Languages, compiled from the best Publications, (assisted by a learned friar of the Order of St. Dominick), in which is in cluded d Book of Rriads, and Coins of those Countries. Coln prehended under the title of " Campaigning made Easy," and, addressed to a.l Officeri, Military and Naval. By WALTER BkONLEY, Paymamer, 23.1 Regiment, Welch Fusileers. As the Editor wishes to oblige his numerous friends in the Army with thew interesting Subjects, be begs they will favour him with their Names, regimentally directed, to the "Eavisto..k Hotel, Covent-Garden, I.ort'.on, in order to form an estimate of the hi al Number of Copies, and to make oat allot of Sub.cribers. N.B. An Extract front the Introduction of the above work is now ptibisi.ed, al st sold by Egerton, Charing-Cross, including a Tri.atise on the Causes of acknowledged surerarity of the French over-the English Officers in the Field, recommended to the Nonce of the l'utoic, price is. Where also nEry be had, by the, same Author, The Hisroar of MERIDA, in SPAIN. Being a Translation from the Spanish of the History of the ancient City of Merida, in Fpain, founded by the Emperor Atiguetri Caul-, with beau tsful illuNtrative Engravings of the numerous Roman Antiquities still remaining in that Chy, taken by W. Ilaosat.ay. Just puhlOted, a New Edition. price Ss. illusirated with Caws, A PRACTICAL '.i 4 REATISE on the PRE VEN ('ION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly its cortserineaces, as Strictures. (;hers, Stc. inched cg copious and practical Observat ions on Tabes Dorsais, Hypoehon driasm, Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Mucsl bischarres, Ztc. di• 'vested of all technical obscarhies. By M. CATON, Burgeon. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. . Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and tones, Paternoster-row • Si. muel Highley, Fieet-street; C. Ch.tpPle, Pall-Mali; and Lia:lstll, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, i:undon. Also, by the same Author, price Ss. A POPULAR TREAI oo the PREVENTION and CURE of the different species of AS 11IMA, with Practical Observations on the use of the S' I RAMONIUM, and its preparations in those affections as will as tht Hotpleg Includwg Remarks nn the nutritious properties of the Sasses ras Nut w Damsel of the Lungs and Stomach.' NEW PUBLICATIONS. Yesterday was published, the Fourth Edition, aslatted corrected, prim Ili. tid. A N ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, specifying their Ptopertit-s, Doses toCisiVren andAdalts i tho prow Vehicles for their Use, the DiseasesTiar the Cure of which they art empkyed. and retail Prices; to which are added, ads. Iscription of the different Medicine and Chemical Test Chests, with an enumeration of their Cocteau', as arlapted to different climates, and Uses; art account of such Med.chus as are necessary to be kept by families in the country; an.] a collection of Pre. scriptions of the most eminent 'Physicians and Surgeons, trunk. ted into linglish, with direction. and remarks.--By REECH, BUItGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. " This is avers , convenient work, and contains In a short corn. pass a great deal of useful medical information." Critical Rev. August, 1810. Prise Si. In boards.—A Practical freatise on the Mirages of the . 1 hieratic V.scera ; particularly the various Species of tannery Consumption and Asthma. 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