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L ATIN 1E ; or, Ruees and • • • • Ai ra'sle Sovereign, the Proprietors and Subacribers are re • ,e-f l'r Wormed, that the s l.rerti RES edyertised to cons ,. fp _ _, ..., inence un the Sthand 11th irritant AP E POSTPONED, until further Notice. . r• e • - - -- ---- KNIGHT SVENCER, Secretary. Thisday was pub li shed, e•,, The Thirteenth Volitiott, foolseap eve. price Ss. boards, of [ 1 Excitants, illustrative of Elegant Lavin Svvii. In- • • _ -:. . -.... . tended for theuse of the middle and higher Classes of Gleam ma it &Hans.' . • the Rev. F.: VALPY, B.D. • Head Master of Norwich School. Improved and made easier. - • • Thelollowin: A fe r2 ; • general List of Phra.ses f and an Index are also added, MoTillo, and A• Key to the Latin may be had by. a private written applica- the details IS. - - • •,... • . • ' • details of the instittection which .has happened in the camp near the City:- B ySix thousand men were ordered to embark to join • e s s HE , ....The fallowing is an Extract of a Letter from Saint SPANIARDS.. . • the Regiments intended for this expedi- 'homes s, dated the-20th of Deceniher, 18)9 % ~ tionswere ordered to proceed •to Cadiz to embark. " I wrote you last on the %di nf. September, from ...i' k. ... 1 1 "1 1 E dot G l Ul P p en E ted T f O r - W D° But E ola Sn andc i i i i . APPINESS. tie p u r t i o nt th ed e b A y tit l l7 j r . th y rzu p g y h a t t h id e Printer. u,i r Many of the O ffi cers, averse to this voyage, resolved Angostura, by.the Bearall, for Earbadoes, but my - • not to obey , and to prevail on the soldiers to second letter will never reach you, as that vessel, aid an- - . by Whittakers , . 2s. Longman!, I lurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown. lin . vingtous, and all other Booksellers. . , Of whom may be had, by the same Author, •Aho by the same, • their project. They succeeded but too well. A Colo,. other British sehooner, the Two Friends, far T r i n i- The Refuge, Tfiath Edition, foolscap moo. price Ss. boards. HOMERI I LIAS, with Esmont Noyes, at the end. 12%. ad. nel Quiroga vit himself named General. His first step dad, were captured a few days after in the BocaS.of The victiE, Third Edition, foolscap Bvn. price 2s. Od.‘sowed. hound. • was to proceed to Arcos, some leagues from Cadiz, the Orinoco by a-Spanish privateer, and carried into, • ( lethsensane, Second Edition, foolscap avo. price Se. boards. GREEK TESTAMENT, improved from Ham's Edition. where the head-quarters were, and there the Rebels Puerto Cavallo. By the former -were passengers,: 3 vols. Syn. ar2 les. rel. tide ;large p. X 4. arrested General Fournas, and others. As it was a Mr. J. Ritchie, an d y Mr. Mr. S. D. Powies: arid by the e DEDICATED TO HIS MAJESTY To prevent mistake, please to ask for Valpy's Editions. GEOROE THE F,OURTH. • This day were published. surprise, it ".'as impossible. to . resist such a body; latter, Mr. Anderson, Mr. J. Smith, and Mr. Pigott. ~ This day was published, the Tenth Edithen, revised and coy- In One Vol. 4to. price Al. 3s. boards, V)rith Six Portraits, from thence they went to Xeres, and published the Con- In consequence of remonstran c e s m a d e b y , t h e l ate rected, with One Hundred Maps and Views, price 53.6 d. - original Pictures, - stitution of the Cortes; and established there, and in Admiral Clmpbell, the passengers, (with the eicep bound in red,- • • EMOI RS of the PROTECTOR, OLIVER the.oeher unarmed towns, Const;tutiersal Authorities: tion of Mr. Ritchie) the Masters and crews have been - , wanted to levy a large contribution but they liberated ; hot the ships and cargoes, (cattle and ..:* THE BRITISH• EMMA in- IS2O, consisting I \l_ CROMViE.4l 4 metilhisSons, }WHAM) esti HENII,y, . P. . *. u se; As SOOn as they wi th drew, ' the Royal mules,), have been condemned, and : stn - ititchie de- '). I JL of condensed end accurate Accounts of the present State illusiraned byerrigioal Letters, lied other. Fdirdly•lPitilorli._ of th e Brit* Dominions ia . Hueope, and of the Coionies and By ot.tvErt CROMWELL, Esq. , •.'• q ti overnment resumed its functions. Wherever they tained. I left Guayana for thiS Islatul, soon after .:...• D-lietstlencies of the Empire in the Four quarters of the World, ..1 at the period of the Accessinn of his pnoent Majesty. liy 4 ~ • O -By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. NAPOI.E.ON'S MF.MOHLS, BY HIMSELF. mil. THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION, A • Deseendant et the Perolly. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,•Orme, and Brown, London. passe Of whom may be had, . , Life of Lord W. Russell, by Lord J. Bassel, 2 vols. IL Is. Lire of Lady Russell, svo. its. beards. Coxe's Memoirs of John, Duke of Marlboro', 3 vas. 4t0..9/. Os. Liie of James n. written hr biressalf,. 2 vols. 4to. N. ts. Ws. - - - - ' Memoirs of queen Elizabeti., by Lucy Atkin, Simla. sow. 11. ss. JL O'MEARA, will be ready on MONDAY MORNING: Meno t irs of the Life of Colonel Ilittchinson, 2 vols. tivo. lil. is. ' Iwith the addition of One Hundred and One . Reasons, dictated , •-e----- d, the people took no pare in the,rebellion, and the date of my above-mentioned communic • of • communication -.. not a single individual j oined them. As their march which I did not deem it necessary to trouble •• 1 -• you woe. vans rapid, soon reached the bridge of Zuargo, .1 copy, as the intelligence it conveyet, will, no .... leading to the Isle of Leon, where they were allowed doubt, have been received from a variety of other - • pass, on saying they were Regiments going to em- quarters. I arrived here nn the second, and a few •• bark at Catl:z ; they seized on - all the posts, and days after, all the passengers (except Mr. Ritchie), '. e b ver tl ; e til P g a , • arrested the Captain-General Cisneros, Minister of made their appearance. They gave a horrid- • account .. by the Author of these Memoirs to the Editor, proving that the . - • " Manuscrit de Sr. Helene" was net written by 11 . ! .10nyt.10111 .1 :..t r OICOIS. • The FRENCH F.DITION combines on sale at I2s. in extra _1 • :war:lg.-Printed for Sir Rizh.aii Phillips and Co. [ i . ...z . . • .1 . 10 Y LE'S GAMES I M P ROV FM\ ' . This day was publis published , nee 6s. boain p, . h•-b • d red shee a New Edition, considerably enlarged, of OYLE'S GAMES IMPROVED: consisting of Practical Treatises curs the Marine; who; bwever, escaped, and got on of the manner in which 'they were treated bedof hoard the fleet, wh he made the men renew the niards on board the privateer, rob oath of allegiance to the King, which they did with calf-star ved, and; at times, nearly suffocated for want enthusiasm. The Rebels proceeded towards Cadiz, of air, being thrust into the hold, and the hatches 1 --; en. The unprecedented &emend for this Wo . rk . having ton- Whist Quadrille • Revenii , Put Chess Iteekehmmon lox information having been received there, a body closed down. At Carupano they Went on shore, and of troops was sent to take possession of abattery of were marched from thence inithout shoes, in the-heat '' dared it necessery to prepare a much larger Edition of the . Piquet All-fours Drauehts `•' Trete.!aon than was arils `ally intended, the publication has cannon, three quarters of a league from Cadiz, which of the sun, to Cumana e - where they yore' paraired • Quince Specdlation - . Cricket . • ben unaeoidubly deferred from Thursday till Monday, when was erected during the siege, and completely coin- through the streets like a set of desperate felons, and. Vingt-on too or . Los Tennis '•:, it will pF•itively take place. Lottery • . ,- ' Hazard • • mands the narrow road leading to the City. When then confined in a darip noisome dungeon, • without. • Linscrenet , Fero or Pharo Commerce • Billiards .they arrived there they were received with a discharge evert straw to rest on, 'or fi)ocr to eat. After bell Just published, I g Rouge et Noir Pepe . Goff or Golf of grape-shot from the battery, by which a great some days at Cumana, • they were sent round to. g 13 . EAK SC,'ENERY ; or, EXCURSIONS airs DER- eri:ibage Brag, . Skittles SYSHIRE. Part IL-By E. nnophs: Matrimony Domino 'Moat Pins . many were killed. They are now surrounded on Puerto Cavallo, • in the fl eet, on board the Nymph. , ... . • , iiiiis;reted wits Vir•WP, engraved by G. Cooke, &c. from Cassino into . l'. 0 and the Isle of Leon ) where the faithful troops under corvette; and whilst there, were abused and insulted' ' ..1 ; lr,t Air's:: made 4 Xprasialf for this Publication. . Connexions • Boston • Raffle. . - General Freyre blockade them on all sides, so that by the Spanish Officers, who nev er p erm i t i e d them •• ne se 1.. CHANTREY, Esq. R.A. Sculptor. Wi.h an Eesay on Game Cocks, and,the Rules, &c. at Horse escape is impossible : they are already reduced to to leave the forecastle; and' for. find, they were al- ' ••-, Inver: it 4th. st 73; Royal 4to. -El. 14s. Dewy 410. £l. 4s. Races, wherein are, momprised, Calculations fur Betting upon 2 . ,000 menby desertion. • When Cadiz shut' its gates lowed only a small portion of stinking jerked beef.. - ,` N. B. nit) , Copies only of the Imperial have been printed, equal or advantageous Term:). Revised and Corrected. k r; wind', Wan the exception of three, are all engaged. . By CHARLES JONES, Pore for fear of a surprise, the Bishop Curfnegos, with all On arriving at Puerto Cavallo, they were seat on • s , A f ew o sis -of the Plates may, be hid separately, either as Printed for W.Loyenties, Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. his Clergy,. proceeded through . the streets with the* board the prison ship, and until liberated, . eso b o e. e .,, 1 4. Lessons fa. ):mil :ape Drawlogs, or as illustrative 'if Lysons sG. and W. B, Whittaker, Scatchcrd and Letterman, Lacking- Crucifix in his hand, exhorting the people to be fai th - mentioned, were Con fi ned wi th th e veriest outcasts of •' • De shire , for which they are admirably adapted. Irnpres- ton and Co. J. Richardson , .1.. Mawman, J. Asperne, W. Stew ful to th eir Religion and their Sovereign. This con- soc i ety. When set at liberty, they were nearly nahed 4 . • • ' slime on India Paper, to Subscribers, go s . to Non4abscrilscrs art, T. Ilamilten, J. Walker, T. and J. Allman, and T, Hughes. • est. each Pa rt . Impressions on Royal, plain, to Subscribers, Ns. to Non-Subscribers, 18s. each Part. P Published by Meier!. Lanni in, Hurst, Revs, Orrin, and the Card Tahle(,)fpiwiciamims.7lay be "had, separately; • ' Myles Games, improved•and selected, as a Companion •to . . Brown; and Meiers. Rodwelland Martin, London ; and by the Also, Hoyle's Games of Whist and quadrille, prise es. boards% duct inspired the Citizens with the most generous and notarial enthusiasm. The School of the Artiller y? consisting the Gentlemen met casually With a person he knew; of' 1,000, with their Officers at their head, joined the who kindly supplied them with some money, the • Rebels, without the exception of a single one. This might have perishes } for want. Mr. Nis h - ' •• r • Author, Sheffield. This day were published, handsomely printed in dent 4to, With a fine Portrait of Sir Philip Sichniy, beintifully engraved by C. Warrom, price 11.-.5*. beards, .. -In a CouTse of Publication, in Monthly Numbers, - . corps price iS s. 6d . each, A • PICTURESQUE VOYAGE round' '-. GREAT . . BRITAIN; containing a Series of Views illustrative of J .c ie s writing." has long been known as Liberal. No. Regi- desk was, it seems, picked up by the boat of the • pro ; ment of Cavalry,. not even a single horseman, has vateer, which chanced to he passieg at th e ter m - o- • ' Olized them; ail together, with the Artillery, they ment it was thrown over-board ; and alt which ti 4 are not above 2,000 men-P. S. The Rebels have Acts of Condemnation state to have- been fousaf MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the Character and prominent Features of the Coast. ' /By WILLIAM DANIELL, A.R.A. • jusrattempted, suit a'illk, but an escape; - SOO have various papers and letters; the formee.provingthat . c 'tow killed; - 114 - 4°o made prisoners. 4 i s e e upp h ene a r d dc , aern t it w so o ;a y f e rlst a do r ,r s t4e a s g a, t o fu , arn c n o lios m hne e dsi:t o t.f.o u toth : tcei ithe f ol r ja : t ni a,tuenfr de r ,,,,,,f,:theire ri :i .- a , s , pi. s : : :,,,,,,,,,-.. .;•.: 1 . Si R PHILIP SYDNEY. The FIItST VOYAGE, which was p.oforwied in the illowinatee•of 44 Nor love thy hitt, nor hate ; but what thou !Lehi . 11115, contains :Me Plates, illustrative of the Coast, from the ; Left •.. . ~_ . .. i punishment. *4 Live well: how long or short, permit to 'keels r • yew Teem?, maw merstra - Land's-End, Cornwall, to Holyhead, with desctiptiie Leitbr: IL IiaILTIM p res s, 71. 10s. half bound. . DREADFUL INUNDATIONS TN HOLLAND. tr ralof tor - s st , zeareb,elAliroi.istsmetnerdidi,e andncyg, seve .„,, . . By THOMAS ZOUCII, D. D. E. I. 3. • ; The SECOND VOYAGE .. lr. ,en ov t.ose art i*,,, • ' Hl:ll ' e ' porter , . J. Hemilton; that therealsre, vtlrl: such 'stroll Prebendary of Durham-me Second .1•41 : i no , (of 1816) comprehends Holyhead and • 110:11ACT8' OF LETTERS FROM GUELDBRLAND, Pottpattick, with the intermediate Parts, illustrated in 22 „-• LAND, FROM JANUARY z i TH TO 29T11 : evidences•of•criadnality, he, rite said Ritchie, slictil g d • -• London : Printed for J. Mawntan 39, • Ludgate - street; and Plates , and detailed Narrative, 71. 10s. half - bound. , . Payne and Foss, fall - mall; and Wilson and Sons, York. . Of whore may be had, Tha Twin VOYAGE (in 1817) comprises 42 Plates, with Do. . 11 Thexcene or distrrss offered to our view is-in . be detained and brought to trial. " In the hands df such wretches, there were. bur. :' 4. ; scriptiom of the South-west Crust aid Part of the Western Isles expressible, and draws sympathising tears even from The Live s of Dr, Julio Donee, Sir Henry Winton, Mr. of Scotland, 71:10s. half-bound. - .. . . . .., t • Richard Hooker, lily. George Herbert ; and Dr. Robert S an- too much grounds for - entertaining apprehensions as 1- .• . The Fourni Versos (of which Ten. Numbers are already the most unfeeling t heme. From the walls a . n . d . Berson. To which is now Stet added, " Love and Truth," by 'dished)pe rformed in the Summer of sis ) ts, coroprohooding steeples of our cities and churches there is nothing pee , - - Isaac Walton. With Notes, and the life of the-Author. • By therefore presented to Captain Tornkinson, of his' ', i the Isles of Skye, Minis, and Lewis ; the North-west and visible but a sea, partly covered with fields o f i c e, • Ta°mA' 'Licit, 11 1). 1: L. S. Prebendary of Durham' . * Northern Coast of Scotland; the Orli eeys ; and the blast Coast • to what his fate might be; and a Merle:vial '• : one of which (at this ...oment), of several hundred o was •;. - . 4- " These were honourable men in their, generations." from Duncansby Head to Derider:. Majesty's !nig Fly, then on the point of sailing fi•orn' 4 .. Eccles 44. 7. hence for Puerto C avallo, requesting his inlet-kiln ' p - s For the convenience of Persons locally interested, ivy Voyage acres, threatens the destruction of a whole village. for the liberation of Mr. Ritchie, and the restitutions ~;': • :':- The Third Edition, very neatly printed ,. i n two volumes Svo. or single Number may be had separate. . i All the villages inside of the dikes, in the Lower • embellished with Portrait-, price 11 ns. Li boards. ce• -or ships and cargoes; and. at the same time similar • • I; ln acknowledgraent of the liberal patronage with which this • Work has been honoured, the Public are respectfully informed, , ; . • Betuwe, are now underwater . At the moment of' applications 'i. were made to Lord Comberrnere :end This day was published; tne• breaking through-of the dikes, between the Maese that the•most arduous part of the undertaking has been aCCOM- ! fi* Dedicated, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of Chester, hand. Commodore Huskisson, at Barbadoes anti i.. songely printed in Two Vols. tivo. price :Sias. boards, plished, by the circumnavigation 01 the whole range of coast ! and Whaal, the water rushed in like a sea ;in a Moe from the Land's End to Dundee ; and it were almost needless I ment the inhabitants were obliged to retire to the Brisbane, at St. Vincent's. Captain ionikii S o l o r is C j i : l r a o s C •.g T ASSO'S JERUSALEM • DELIVERED: an to add, that the cheering hope of it. successful accomplishment! . Heroic Poem ; with Notes, and occasional Illustrations, will be a powerful stimulus to fUture exertion. The change o. 1 upper parts of their houses; but soon the water even reached that refuge, and they were forced to get on is mised readily to exert hirnsellto the utmost '; and, is but justice to that gallant Officer to say, that lies Tranilated by the Rev. J. H. lIUNT, A.M. ' lal.ui at the commencement of the Third Volume, which, by a Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.' London: Printed furl. Mawman, 39, Ludgate -street. • • dof condensation of -the narrative, admitted three Views mates two, in each Nomberi having been universally approved by the the roofs ; but, alas ! .this was no safety, for many were washed away from thence to rise no more.: has done every thing in his power; and used • means consistent with his Instructioess but • e i v a el m l, • is ?fir. Hunt's bold powers as a Translator often approach Subscribers, will be persevered in until the Work is completed. castles, churches, and houses, were, and are swept grieved to mention, wi t h ou t . The Fly returned" •-•` nearer to-the grandeur and spirit of the original,. than any trans- Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browit, London. away by the united force of the ice - and water. The vesterdra.ylifir:ocnotiePseerertleoase.captaaiis:di ,wfornithatisoonbt.avirans- rs': ladon of the modern Classics that we posers "-( Monthly Rev. - lIAYLEYS PATENT BLACKING, which for inhabitants of the few houses which resist the force Sept. 181" It is valuable for its ample fidelity, for its " - - s .,. tsins mseavnedeadlidti,coiensfovb, beard d it t t i l l s o e p ui r : .. ... " learned comparison of passages in epic writers, ens! fur the in- .1.) nearly Fifty Tears has mai n tained a decided euperiority for of the element are exposed to all the horrors of cold :- C ava ll o, e • e formation contained in the Notes."-•-ibid, June, 1819. nourishing and preserving the Leather, continues to be Sold it: and hunger in this trying season. Every effort •is ins Cakes at ad. eich each Cake making a full plat of Machine. , fortunate peritted t 0 4 " The Translator has represented the Author's thoughts in his made to save these unforturfate creatures, or to a ff ord ••• own style, and -refected the forms of the original •in their own This Blacking is also prepared as a JAPAN LIQUID, and Ge ntlema n -. Where which Captain Tornkinson gives of the situation- he . r ceaurs; and the result is, that he has enriched his native lane Sold in S,oise Jaro di o c f the mind siert and. prices , in which state it them relief, but human efforts' are in vain. son. ship, where he is 4611 con fi ned. The accounts t b r illi a nt - polish, an d combines all the is so gener al, the means corn sPeedily pr tees . • rites the Want and danger , . . found Air Ritchie' in, are e sufficient to make • one s guage with .a work whirls his long been greatly wanted, and _ than which there are few existing which will more delight the valuable preservative properties of the or i g i n al ca k es . - parativelv are few, as everything is spoiled by the blood boil indignation. The vessel is filthy be- Sold by Bayley and Blew, Cosckspur-street, London, where and crowded with vermin of every ' eletical reader ." -See Gentleman's Magazine, June, 1819. water. Our towns even, are in some parts several - . • a It entirely supersedes ever translation of the Jerusalem large allowances are made on quantities for Exportation, or to Delivered which has hithertolicen presented to the Public, a.id ' ag"n' . . feet water, and often it is impossible to bake 3 description, and ruf fi ans of every cast. He siho has • , ond conception , lee- Both the Japan-Livid and genuine Cakes are signed " W bread. The finest fields and meadows are covered . . .... never seen -what a Spanish prison -ship is, can form, .‘ we dor.ot hesitate to declare, that, in our opinion, the Teseo of •-• - Bayley, "B ayley and Blew." no idea of its horrors, particularly in such a climate ' ' • it, Mr. [lone need* not feer a comparison with the Homer of Pope."in some parts with hills of sand. A great number a British Critic, May, ISIS. HAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, and of cattle are already drowned; and for those that are as that of Puerto ava o, and as illy.. Ritchie was. V , ' permit U ted to ll come on deck, and breathe - been gratifid by the moat considerable p r actice in that saved no food is to be found. Several people, •espe it is a miracle he is alive. The unha . - A u.Nurrs FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, branch which we thoaght proper to select, we trust that we have 10 Al. Colds, este Throats, Hoarseness, &c.&e. prepared selely not more misempleyed our time,than those who, in the extensive sir - of ci-aity children, -have found a watery grave ; a num .* houses are seen floating among the fields of f r esh seldos a m i r , se• hy the Prbprietor, S. A LLNUTT, Chemist, PORTSEA, who fi eld of the profession, art occasionally immersed in uncertainty, . • and . e in every quarter inevitable destruction seems te returns his best thanks to the Public for the very ezensive patron- and cannot always attain that nieces* which is acquired by-eon - 1C . . victim of these devils incarnate is exposed every • age which he has "already received fur his " Highly • Useful ceetratiog the intellectual pewee to one.class of disorders. to•threaten us. This part of - Guelderlend (the Lower • • . but t h to. err -. outrage.and insult that black magi on. •• can devis e .., FRUIT LOZENGE;' and brgs to enure them, that he still Hie diseases of Debility are peculiaily distressing, for they* Betuwe) otherwise so beautiful a part of our country, 1 , .6 nit ; es centinues to pr.-pare theiti with the same serupulous care as to bring with them a tr-in of concomitant syniptoms, and, by a de is one universal ruin. .• and nothing but a merciful Ino VIDE:See could ha •-le se • _.• te medielmal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them so pression of all vital energy, existence iisell betSomes em bittered , supported s d him :Iris spirits , skint • •.; foe e, and resignation, 1 From IL n nden above Ni e urn near the w,, distinguished& reputation. In Coughs, Sore Throats and Hoarse- whether they arise •from the prevalence of ill example, the.de- " •a ne , g • ' are wonderful e but human nature can • • sZ ee l s, they have been -•• partlealarly useful, the Acid (which is solely structive habits.of school-boys, or the less excusable itielulgensies Prussian territory, to the village of Ktlmpin (within f not hold dat 4 • or evere and unless his release be speedily a • from the Black Currant) toadies grea t ly to allay inflammation, of maturity. • , six miles S.E. of Rotterdam), the whole country bor- ccorn- • . , and to yronsore a tree expectoration; they are prefectly harmless In recent Venereal Complaints, it is possible to prevent pain, . . • uering on and between the je rinci p al rivers of else . n • - plished, he must fall a sacri fi ce. • r to the most delicate minstitutious. Be careful to ask for- danger, or distress ; and in the most compile:iced cases, it is the• . . I , The-treatmerit by these satellites o f chteltrand vshlaese Whaal and is inundated. lthyn, Tssel, , , Lek , , , a• •• ALLNUTT'S FR UIT LOZENMen.•• acquirement of exclusive experience in this lire , to effitct a safe, s a id i s , B oxes , i s . lid • each, or six boxes for is, b ) al Medicine certain, and-speedy re-establishmwt. Night and day, the roaring of cannon, the alarm- a , espetum would be-unjtistiSattle under any circum: :. te. • Venders in the Kingdoms. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra, has bellsotlui sigoals of distress, succeed .each abet ; stances, even to t h e. greenest erims. . 'nal ; sindis a Befit . • 4e~• pttues of the are a this and new rd • tish subject-a respectable, worthy : individual -L -t • ' 0 , .. i''' HOOFING COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine. 4 tweety years duration have yielded to their treatment, in the suffer all this, .4,4 .1).4.-gArgrry not -to interfere 'd' . • announced. • Ina short period of weeks . - Seven) Noblemen and Gentlemen . . ,- ',l`t TN consequence of the beneficial effects of ROCH E's of the fi rst res p ecta bilit y , who have labourati. under this painful "It is impossible to form an idea of Otlr suffer- seek redress or exectitknessgearice? Our native la '- • EMBROCATION for the core of that distressing complaint and, die t ressitigdistase, having received a.radietd and pernuotat Ines without being an eye-witness to ahem. The will, indeed, be sunked:and,diegraced, if such deeds - ' - . = i the 1100PINO COUGH, his Majesty's Letters Patent were cure, particularly request that reference may be made to thein, es t rDs on the g round are all spoiled, and -al! the hopes are allowed to.pas•,. niitliticesf; Ay the rank she hold '-• ''e ranted to J. Rome, tome " to to m h i s valua bl e composition. y• satisfactory evidenses of the decided superiority of Messrs. c • o a . • • ' •J list of • --. of the farmers arc vanished. The distress of those io ... se nations, a itra'oll - 'ought to be as mods, .'- •• Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy. durrie earl Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of those 6eatlemen • and the calernit so ene -, On t h e fi rst attack, an immediate app li cation of the EMLROe hadbeen under the care of Surgeons of eminence, who have at- . that are saved is SO great' , y g respected throughout the werlB-as ever a Roman wash:' 'ilf• CA'PION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the tenr e teettlieir curo by the application of the Lunar Caustic with- L ral; that, unless those who are spared by PROVIDENCE such indignities aloud - h • eanstitution, and a few times may completely cure. In the most L out success. Flrom this dreadful scourge afford us•aid, many must if our Ministers possess the eqn.allest spark of.fee,l'..:s •.. • i , eeeinete cases perseverenet will produce the desired effect; and We offe r .the advantage of this experience to those of either perish for want. Subscriptions have been opene d_ for the national honout, eklr. Ritchies o litieeati - • • to Peavey can be so well esiettlated for Children as this, for set wee: ere aillictod with any kind of debility, or any symptoms . __. ought instantl •-to be insisted tin. •• - - ..„, a eeqiurt's no modicire to be inwardly. of Veaereal infection, aed 4a all eases the terms of rosseoeration i t tee Kin g made a grant out of Isis privete purse ofoy 1.. . .. . e ... are s t ated on the first interview. I Sslooo, to provide for the first wants, and has himself ' " Public opinion- is denting east - In this !Jane!! - ? 1•: ..o Cise can thisinedieine be genuine unless 'ivied en the 4 :. ter elsv. bY .I:nocii E, and OR 4tasup t he n a m eog fai",, Patients in the country are editexpecte to enclose a Bauk-nete,' repaired to the spots where further eiati•er; threaten: for formetlyit was coridef-ed •Aftreacerol to hint s• and are requested to specify th.tr ae d manner of hying, as ;• , e and v ii.dev ars* 64, Sc. ratil'a•Church yard. • I Price 4,5. and *.CI as. pee Bottle. - Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the Foot-Woy, end' all respectable Dealers in Medicines. well as the relating symptoms of th e complaint. CUARIE•ond Co. e Members of the Royal College OPSurgoonsin Laudon and I . , , . Edinburgh, 107, Hatton-ga rden .-Jan. 25, 1610. " 1 1 .8. 2 -N.) fears are entertained. for Rotterdam, and the circulated respecting that city, - in i Avpil papsrs, are unfounded." elven in favour .of Bolivar and his 'friends; hut none • what is advaated, if not caityinglouvictian, is • at - ' • least hard whii . attention:! c - • . • . ~ • . . . . . - - - ,: 1 .=-~ L. ;~ ~# i~,~ ;~ '. '. r 1•1; f,!1,1 111 f I _ • ~ -