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(4:vrtarstrt, A I'.A.C,INCY li. it occurred in the Direction of your Alf.iTrs, by the l'Slatit of that highly-esteemed and worthy Director, Sir Joint .14citanx, I respectfully venture to uflic thyself as a (A!: DI D.% to fall that importint Office. In my Address of the 19th March, 1818, I submitted to you the ground. which induced me to alire to your favour, and I now ln leave to solicit )'(1-:.r Fates and Interest upon the pre.- sent occar.ion. Should Ibe so fortunate as to obtiiit, through you' kindness, a Seat in your Directit,n, !shall devite the whole of my time to the conscivntious performance of its "iMportant duties. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, JOSIAS DU PRE ALEXANDRA. 10, llr.nnecr-square, London, May 17, 1820. 31r. J. 1). Alexiqukr's Friends will meet daily at the City 'f Lenden 'l".:vcr,i, where communisations will be thankfully received. DR. STEWART. ON UTP.RINE lIISMORRITAGE. This day was publishtd, in Bra. price 6.. in boards, A TREATISE on UTERINE HIEMORRHAGE. AA- By DUNCAN STEWART, Fnysician Accoucheur to the Westtninster ISeneral Dispensary, and Lecturer on Mid. wifery in London. AMICABLE SOCIETY, SRRJEANTS-INN, POLICY ; COVENTRY, ELLESMERP, RE(TENT'S, KENNET and AVON, and II eI)I.)RitSPI EL 1) CA NA LS ; PORTS. MOUTH and FA It LINGTON WATER- WORKS; BATH GAS LIGHT SHARES ; and GLOUCESTER and BERKLEY CANA I. LOIN NOTES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By :*.tr. SCOTT, ratinsv, June 2, at l'welve, at the Mart, sunless previou s ly Said by Privat,". Contract), CIOVENTRY CANAL, Three ~hares, dividing 14 per Annum ; 111 , :srner:- Canal, dividing ,C 4 per Share ; Regent's, Kennet and Avon, at,d Ifus;der.ti,ld CmAls; (real- CeSi aad Beal. y Canal OptioNai Loan None:, bearing A*; per Ce:n. it.terest ;an Arni.:able itc , alir.Klce Old P,4,4 y, to pay 5 per Annum during a Life :IZed 1 ;3, aScured to re:vire not L.'s !ban £240; I' c• rt.4louth and Varin:gtoft.Winer-Works;and Bath Cat Light and Company, and Ilec'suß Institutio-t Shan s. Particulars at li.it.-he‘t'a Elatel, Piccadilly ; the A;art ; and at the Office of Air. Scott, New Bridge -street. ESEN'I' EVENING, and .during the A. an entirdy new Orand Equcttrian 11ilitary and .4t2! '! - .:-1.)-c:rania, four:Jed en two highly-iide:estiiip events, "„rd the Ir;-hari'l Eiiglish Itisturies, called OF LON DONDERR Y AND BATTLE OF. LOYNI:!. In .Is 7 Lev vrili sustain a principal character. Sizetiy—lnt,giar of Nit Irish Cal'ol, Vareet in Lain:on chriy, Jantec's Ca:np, the English FLet, taken from tin. Thai et ma Dertmouth ftizate, 1,0 ah of Loch Foil, Walls of Loiiilei.:;•gry,intoveiting Representation of the Prig.lle and Two Ctore Ships, ll , ealli; the Boon,, rid, giving provilions to the starving ; otit,7 'Walls Of the Tywn, liaising the ;In d A.ie: o rcc et . Artily, Kittle of the Bocce, Forcli:; vi Paailt of the Duke of S.:immix rn, tt ho, with hi:. Ler-. , 100 ic the River; .4;eneral auack,.nut Triumph. 114rsemanship by the 10 N .11: Stli. 1A N, %%id- Bridle ! Ex•raor.linary Dancing and Equilibrium' on the Tight P.ve. .A Comic Three-part .:iedley, by Gianil Pr-imp...line Exercises, Val:king and Tuniblio.,;,l•y VI. C:ve ...nequaiied Equestrians. To condo:le with, by particular desire, for five nights longu, tlle Comic l'antoininie ut 11.111I,EqUIN AND AIIGUS. l'Yxcs 4c. l'it 6.illery Is.—Ooors open at Ilalf-east Fire. re,,,tu at stx.—S.:covi Price at llalf-Fast ;lice , to b.: ;akeu of Mr. liiillocb, at the Box-Older, from To.: ii.t Puia: o'clock. Er,inistrian Tuition from Nine tM Three. for Thonnui and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. This day was published, Svo. price Ss. boards, G ENERAL VIEWS relating to the STOMACH, its rAmtic and FUNCTIONS. By T. C. SPEER, M.D. & c. Late Physician to the Dublin Gener.d D...;r:usatcry. I.oudop : &Id by Longman and Co. Cnderwouds ; Call..w ; and Burg ess ar:d Hill; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Cum- Dublin. This day was published ? In: three large vols. Faith. price /El lls. 6d. in boards, or in three v:os. royal livo. price r. Si& in boards, a new Ealiticur, lh•ing the Four th , rrvlsed by the Ai Th or, of 7M/IE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Ac c.:ssion of King George the Third to the Conclusion or Peace in slie Year T( TliE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAME, AND Omer/Armes, TN consequence of the decease of your late highly respected Direttrir, Sir',Tom Jaussom, I am induced, con :m-114111y wi:!1 my Advertiserrivrts dated in August, 181 - ., and Augur:, IRV), respectfully to. offer myself a CANDIDATE to succeed to the Vacancy tliereby occasioned in the Direction of your .I.iruirs. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F.S.A. * Printed far T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood; EdirEntivh. • Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, The Political State of the Leith* Empire ; containing a Ge neral View of the Dontestic•and Foreign Nssessiops of the Crown; the Law..; Commerce, Revenues, Offices, and other Estahi6h meats, Civil and 111ilitary,ln four largo vuls. svo. price L'7/ boards. MILNER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This day were published, In Eight large Volumes, Octave, price 124 ifs. in boards, with a Portrait and an Engraving of his Morument, a new and CHANCE WITHOUT RISK. FOCI: PiIIZES of i':30,000, and 58 other Capi t in Money and ConscOs, in the Wheel. :.10&E OF ADVENTURE, 111' tit HICH Vaal I 't:ac.ll:.E.l.it is siz.cultED FROM LOSS ON Nk.XT DAY OF DILAWINO, TUUILS.DAY, Ist JUNE, As every Ticket or Sloe bou3ht between inch May and Ist Jut:e, .if diAWII on lbw stli.T, Ist June, whether a I;lank or Frac, may be exchanetl, 1: ce et expense, for an undrawn Ttzket or for an undrswn Sh.tre, or the Purchase-many will be it-qui:ed. And die holder of every T'seact or Share c a1 .. g . 1 1 a s a1,Ku5...i.1), if not drawn on Thursday, lit June, :nay .o , :v.re the l'utrit.ts,..-mor.ey back. fur such undrawn Tiatt or :.:ear?, balic bt• Ll:landed on or befure Tuesday, 13th ; tLerzitre, whoever buys bciore Ist ,tune, :' , llsY GAIN, AND CANNOT LOSE, h:. way liEf.P THE - 1111ZES if he likes, and IiETURN Tli l: IILANKS if he pleat*. State of the Whet —Only Two Days More : TOL:It - Prizes of - 4,30,000 1 . 0 1 .71: - Prizes of - VOL" It - I'rzes sot F I for - Prises of £4OO, d- . ..A.t0 &c. making, in Money and ConsoLs, Zixty-two Capitals yet Uadrawn. Watrar.ted 'indrawn rickets and Shares re Selling by CA R ROLL, the CONTRACTOR. No. 19, CoroLill, and 28, thrord-street,Lontlon, who Slated and Sold, in the hat few Months, 2.137 - ,C)0,000 7,003 - is,ooo 01 - 21,000 2,226 - 2,000 1,345 - 20,000 &e. &c. &e. , CARROLL Shared and Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that Wert drawn the First Day, 27th April. SPRI'::O ADVICE. EXPERIENCE has fully established the policy of taking, at this season of the year, an aperient Medicine, that will not only act upon the Bowels, but also upon the Liver and Constitution. Such a Physic is the BENGAL A NTIBI -1.10V.i PILLS, which, by carrying off Bile, and purifying the Bhuid, will , effectually prevent Eruption and other diseases of the Skin, and protect the System against thin complaints in the Bead, Etc. which occur during Summer and Autumn. Dr. Busman., of Paris, in his Treatise on Apoplexy, highly recom :needs these Pills as a most effectual remedy for relieving the Dead, and preventing Apoplexy. As a corrector of Bile and the Organs, long experience in the East Indies, and in tins Country, under the direction of an eminent Physician, has proved them to be an invaluable discovery. To prevent imposition, the sale of these Pills is confined to B:lnger, ISO, Oxford-ervet ; Ur. Hurl= corner of St. Paul's C hurch-yard ; 170, Pica dihy, oppulte 114 cl-street ; and the Idmitc.tl flail, apposite the Church, in Brentior..... Ample di re,!uons accompany each Ainx. rtio COUNTI:IIACT the many attempts tLtt are j ti , impose cu th. unixazy s SPI:HfulLi tt.:?ill'ez.iTiON, L.:4,.. , 4 of the t.; N. ti LNG DAY and thvy la.va :.::opted a new ulti.:h their addre , a, • 97, I i IGII I 1. cs.r.r2lcnously placed in tiac .a.ey t, - ;;;t ay. a: ten atal the ti:l.renc. r: 'he :yr; , wh:ch .s ni• like .otter '••••! at detect :Irr:ob,it:•)!1. iL2.11 Ja-)an •N. I 1.;, and '!..l,•lesale by Y a. i M 97, lli g li i ; anti :eti...etl by the iwolutiongers, Pr iulters, Da,c-makets, E. . Li tl.d iiingdont, .n livttles, Is, and Is. tid. tacit. . I."Eit 1'11F.A . ;.113:1 7 ..D AT Vs - ATC.IILOO. " 5:..." As Ivonaded ire!, t the -Ittie was raging, 1.0n'.1 Waterloo, a Fre..cil Cuira.sier conic; • M as lifted, my dtath-biaw presaging, but to d.r, tho' I nu: in sbaii.e. Eat • the blow of my foe s..en-i'd ...rrested, was the cutute of his eager c..rscr ; C..• • amaz'd—tor a filo:nen: every symptom of world:: and f-ar. !" be exclaimed, " see my brill:L.:ea sail spirit, " ciase at your feet, And protea.a you from I..armr a.. ca my, sure you're no stranger to imrir, " 'ILA not rite, and his brothel. disarm." As L.: o? Lis s - -hr - -1- 4 . The shade is contented, " I Le co.t:Litued, " he fat:urns no more ; " I,e ;hue: to mu as that fiieiid I've ianyerit.d, Let nlc bear ...lee far iseitee from the cannon's load roar." o szf 1,, sitortly ▪ in trie that my Boots Old display'd, V... ki.N . s Jet Liaek, ke'd his agure di4aover d, ;tr.: t... '.,.an mistoo< fur his dead brother's 'la.:a. to toy wife. and my a - LIM I reuried, WA:J.I:N: the credit be given to you; fart for yutir Jetty blacking my Gez.th they had mouro'd, - The thanks of trey heart, oh! rtceive as y,. ur dot.. leis car )• Stifling and brilliant I.4.acgiso, pre} axed by . / 1" Lea - 67/r i'ili/Z 4,V) 50, STRAN :), ; Avid sofa in every Town in the Linclorn, Liquid, in Dottie's, at tid. 10d. 1.41. and i:id. each. Also Paate Ilk:eking, in Nits ud. 1::d. end each. .a Shillir.e Nt of Paste. is (Nue! to ?nu t Shilljn g Beg ri ft s of LiVel, Kr Ask for WAILULN'a 14.4;kins. Should 1, through your kind patronage, suececd in attaining the situation to which 1 aspire, 1 shall bt animated by every• feeling of just pride and „rati►t:de in perforiring its duties to the utmost of try ability, with vigilance, rectitude, and zeaL I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faitlifltl ruld obediart servant, Portland-place, litLy 19, 1& O. All?.1. WELLAND. 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The memorable events, whose his turf it embraczs, belong to all time ; aid a record of them, like the present, in which it has been endeavoured to anroach the greatness of the subject, must always possess a P:oPorttariate claim to noti:e.--CoLduit-street, This day vas published, A Second FAlalon, with Alterations, the whole of the Plays beim! altered on the same pri..ciple, in 10 vols. royal 18suo. price L. 3s. board=, T SHAKSPEARE; in which nothing h addt.d to the original Text: but those Words and Ex-. pre,sions are omitted which cannot with propriety be read aloud in a Family. 13i THOM .kS DOWDLER, Esq. P.R.& and S.A. 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CASTLE TA t'E N, AL;(.; A.; F.i‘ PAL:NC 'al.: i lira. JAMES wEnER, .sTdeeply impressed with sense foigraCtivlc for the very liberal he has in .t nitla during the ttri... cf ten 7ears he has ke;t.: ihe above! otti,., rcspectlui:y Ins leave to r.f:er Lis hear:felt thanks to his hi and the Pui.lic iu generi:l, Fist iiii:dtiess towards assuring them that his House has been pat into the most ejete ortkr thtriwthett ler the coming Sca6on,'ni it no eaerticn on his part shall lie wanting to ri-ontoz... eor.•(.rt of those who may continue to honour him wi:ii th,ir which he hereby takes leave earmst:y to coudinialice of, and at the same time, wi,h trot::, -to state, and Spirits are of the very iirzt been highly 2pprovi d of. J. W. having long laboured under immht•-nt disadvantages for the want of Staiditt;: iind a C.> !ch-house, has much satisfac tion in now mating L known. that he is w:11 Fru., i4ed with these very reouisite ilee.e:miti,tiation* near the hou.it. N. 13. The Telegia;.:l, favet:rit,:::cd well-conductea Egin Post-• conch, to and from London every day, and A:ariiitte Co4eiies every hour dt!li:T :Lc seas :n. • Neat r.st-t:ltabata t (figs, and S:ddlrllurra, at the shortest notize. Ta MrL JOIINSON, Proprietor of THE ANIERICA N SOOTHING SYRUP, -- N 0.91. Newman-street, Oaforri. l treet, L:endon. I VEADAM Having _ expel ienced . th e I)lessed AL elects of your Syrup en two of roy children, I beg you to insert the case of one, an whom it had the most tx traorelinary ellttts. fly chi'.', who is two years and a half old, has been sehiring under every ci:ecies of debility ever singe it was sit months old, owing to the extreme difficulty of cutting her4eeth, so mue It so, that a total waste of flesh and distortion of the joints, rendered the child incapable of being moved without a pillow, at the s.orse time having irons on her legs to prevent their getting more distorted; when, directed by Pimerna.ser., I recommended to apply to you for the: Symp, which, after using two or tone days, my child appeared to re ceive fresh life and strength, and however singular it may appear, atter using only oue ffatte of Me Syrup, I WAS enabled fto take the irons from her IIZ4, and shortly aft.:r .he became perfeer!y restored. Every enquiry as to the truth of the• above will he cheerfully answered, by your most obedient servant. Nu. 6, Crown. coon, Pickett-street, F. SEA GER. Ternyie-11.r.—May 4, 1820. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 91, Newman-street ; and, by their aillointntent, of all the Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Poor, as usual; at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from Nine :o Ten o'ebt•ci, by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to certif y' they are real objects of charity. ___. "EVE! D continues to br R. JAMES'S it POW DER t,repared by blessn. NLwetay, from the or.ly Copy cf the proc.ss lEft by Ik. JAMES, in his own hand-setitir.g: its per. frct itlentity with the otil i iseed, has been felly e•taliii a shed by ana lysis, L:AI its peculiar salutary effects confirmed by Bre extensive sale of the first itletlizsi Comparies in due 'Gudrun, whose Stock Messrs. Nt , -.ltonv hive uninterruptedly continued to supply. By the Deed 'of 2;tl February, 174 C, I)-. James disposed of half his beneficial Interest in this celetfrat ti Medicine, to the Grandfather of the present ;',lessre. Newbery, and, in pursu.. , nc.; ef 'the prcvisr.ns of that D.ed. not only instructs(' aim in the process of makirz the Fever l'owder, but also aa thorised him and his successors to rrepzre it for sale, if st rny time a separation of interests should make it neces3ary ! Dr. .1 A MEC: ANALEPTIC PILLS, in which the Pow.. der is an essential ingrediert, are likewise prepared .red sold by 2 , lessrs. Newbery, 44', St. Paul's, Loudon ; and 29, I/Imo-street, Dublii.: Sold also by !Ir. SanEer, Oxford-street; and . Messrs. Bayley and Bicw, Cock spur.etreet. re Purchasers an: nsuestc3 to aserre, that the Name 0 F. Nswstuy'' is engraved in the Blzals Str.r.lp, on each Bottla, Psekst, and Mx. DEBILITY AND STRICTURE. TT was the Remark of the gre4t Dr. Syeehham, IL that ache diseases are tit, punishment of Ilr.serN; bite that chronic ones are inflicted by ourseh-es. The cnnseyience et a prevailing malady proclaims too feelingly to the suffer - 4s this unwelcome truth. What situation can he so pitiable where the rnii4 glows with passion whicli the intietnities of body can, not indulge ?- I .Vlttre indiscreticsn,. or maltreatment have pro, duced rremaare debility of age in the liC1.1;:li organs, an.i where the bloom and vigour cf manhood is no longer alive to its n:-aril youthful fire ? To such Ateurs. COtil'EU and Co. Wier every consolation, and the prratise of a certain, safe, and per, manent Cure, conducted with the delicate secrecy it requires, an/ speedily renovating the lost enemies. No - r arel:heir sufferings less severe from another cemp:ait:t.-, STRICiII as occasions a total derangement of the urinary byt , tem; the nights are harassed by pain, and the illy by fruitless efforts to gain relief. Here a regulated system, in the hands of science and skill, overcomes every difaculty, and rouses the powers of the constitution to act for itself; in the success of this principle Messrs. Cooper and Co. have never failed, and Stricture is a complaint always under their controul, Messrs. COOPER and Co. ate consulted . daily at Charlotte House, .Breit Charlotte.street i Blackfriar,road, and 15, W eo d, stork-street, Bond-street; where Letter; from the Conatry, containing an is:closure, and a correct statement of Aeir Cast, will be bAutediately attended t:i, and Advice and Medicine; sent to all parts of the Wortd, rr Mechanics haie Advice Gratis, at- Charlotte Hamm, tvtry Evening from Sir till and on Sunday-Xorurigs until Twelve o'cloch...— Pt irate IJocrs at each House. 111( Ills MAJL ••---- 1115 . 's I.ht t•AI l•isf JEA liE'S GENUINE PI LLS, , ,justly lanriods for curing , in all Its tattles, tie VE.NEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill is a Sow, and the raklnir of one Box, it a rvcvnt case, will soon convince the patient hf the certainty of his speet'y recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sale, or more convenient titan this Remedy, tcr • ach 3; are obliged wc. , otsr• ours or to sea, as u uee•ls i po cortflveciciii nor restra:nt of dirt; ,arty y. ars tai•erienck (in an exit usive pr Ritter) has rrored *tit it will sift :a a Cwe'wheti re i .ma - td and n. cohost thethoris for the :curvy and miter Chronic,' I:louder - P, this titdt ae hes t rte. its pacznei. ICJ vas of SONO ptrsous of bal. se - c,ze. have bee , • ra.hcal:y cure,i oi ti.v above cruel a:towers, vilthiti4e la , ' " : .il!t V" 74 * Prl"red and Vold by the Sul.: l'rcylietors. '1'.1:1L08...n.1 FON, 11i:tub:Is of the Royal e." of s urr•eirtf,•4l. boar i (dose, Now Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s. t i. v:1. • dory •vc' , i,!••ti.-... 14. B: Two back doom I, , gr:ts in tl C 04.5;litea 103, mforti-suevt; Ms. Dishor ong le s, No. 7, they are also so ld b y T T , rpo-rar. rn ',Mr I h v. ants at the Iby Shop, rearm ci . ;:bs'te ti.c Monument ; a n d b y out Person in every cat:•idarahle 1 otvit In C.Utrtt britatn and !rein,. Ad v i ce grab t to N-cson.talsing tLs shore s or edits a elm A. rintut's Medicines. •