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• - --- , --e--2--x , 'RICE SIXPENCE HALLIyz*N r. EXCHEQIIMR Ellis OPPICE, November I I; fall. AB Exchequer Bills dited in the Mundt of December, tot 2, , TO BN PAL') OPP. THE LORDS COMAIISSIOPER6' of 1117 MA:. ask JESTI's TREASURY, &ming give* Direr:roe.; fir ta t i a r of i the Princitat of the drove mentioned Luker/et. Bilis, with the Interest . • 4e thereon, at tie Ex cheiver Bill Ogre, ii the Receipt of Exchergan , „ , Ne--v Palace Toni, Weltorin‘ike, es Wednesday, theist day of .1.4- • itenbir smiting, atkridatitat will Ix even doily ( Sondays and Hanky. t 1 excepted) anti! an d i mo lai*: Friday, the 264 truant!, fro., Tea o'Cloci ix th e M orn i ng till One in the iffiersoost, for the pillow .4 of receiving the same ; and, .fir the greater dispatch, th. hearer, et die said MX are desired to fl ace each description rf 11:as in lePojtalk Lich. (vuNch are to k okaiald at this Opt) clotting thew in the order ‘, , their respective law, sash at ars for the raw Mt 0 1011 king nuiterk44 - arranged, mid storstifing the te incite! Stems and Interest dal tkereri computed from, b u t exclia.'ing she day( on which they are respective, , dated,* the said lit day of December, inclusive, when the Interest cease; slid the said Bearers (king Holders or swat ate nu/4pm reyaired to inderte each Bill sane their wort signaterra ti mad to theneWansea did Re:Melee at the Lothar of talk separate List's eel ;m are oreover ,repired Sc to attend the Exekepor 1111 °jar fir ibere:, end to receive Ole new Bills, and give the Ros Tips fir Me show. 1 .......„.., .I . * any Flat hehlers of the foreraid• Bills shomid be desieofeefirryiitior •- . 1 . • Payment of the Principal and interest, !reviews to the said 40 day of Barmier, they may he ae:rortnodated, on dentoting the Interest ft the day fa which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fat stainination *as slay prior Memo.. Such Perioni as may k detiroZt of haat isle Botaierter Dille no w!ole or in part of Payment of Pckwiaiil, upon surlily an. Mitt, am/ rnentionin: tie awount at the loam of their Gish, Allverod illt it before the 2616 itriard; racy he atcommodated with new Britt, eafryhog an Interest of Three-pow Miyiunnyty the day, oill every Otis Honjrsd l'crands, which said Kew Bills will Leer date the tad tit day of Dr cemkr, and taint k ildiverel, together with the littered due in respect of the Bill: so desired' to be tacks:aged, on thortlay, the 4d day , of Dan comber, aid the fallowing Days. N.P. All Exchequer Bills, Gated prior to Oft..timber, 1812, Lave been advertised to be paid or, acid the Interest thereat , has ceased. ll•t: descriptions or tales oi the B 114 are as (.111 me, vfx. , Credit of Aids Ibl2, 52 Gm. 3. Cap. 1 14. J 15,000,000 .._ - . UP. 164. tAW' ALMANAC* FOR 1814. This 'day 'lfni published, price 2s. Bd. do a Sheet, or Bs. 6d. on a Pasteboard, tilt LAW ALMANACS for 1814, greatly hop:owed. • London: Printed foe Reed and Hunter, Law Booksellers, Bali-yard, paeoln's . 'i his day araspohlhhed, TO Royal Octavo. Volume the Furs, price ,El. 10s. in beards , A DIGEST of the PLEAS of the CROWN. By J. F. ARCHBOLD, En. of Lincoln's Inn. London : Printed fur Reed and Hunter, Law Booksellers, Bell. yard, Lineoln's Ins. SALES• . BY AUCTION. At the New Royal Hotel, George street, 'Plymouth, oe VelAyi t the 19th day of November mtrint, ja THE fast-sailing Lugger SPECULATOR; J. WARMAN, MUM'. Dinah MONS. Length - 66 ft. S inches. Breadth 17 ft. 2 inches. Depth • • - 6 ft. 7 inches. Admeasures, about 97 Tons. This Vessel is copper ; fastened and sheathed, and plerded for 12 guns. sbe is admirably adapted for the Fruit Trade, or in any way where dispatch is required, and having lately been In his Majesty's hired service, is completely fi tted, and may be imme diately sent to sea. She has also recently had azkexteusive repair. W not disposed of in one lot, the Vessel and Stores will be sold separately, as will be expressed in the Catalogues.—Alao, TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, The French Chasse Maree•le PRUDENT. rasselgelONS. Length 53 ft 41 in. Breadth 17 ft. 10 tn. Depth 7 ft. t 1 tn. Admenseres,6B 794 Tons. • She is Bat-floored, takes the ground well, and carries a large cargo ; would make a very handy little Coaster or Lighter. The good Brig MEKCURIUS, of the following dimensiocts: Length 78 ft. 8 in. Breadth Of whom may be had, by the same Author; A stew and superior Edition of the Cossasawro anis of Sir W. BLACIESTO.N 1, in 4 Wis. royal Bvo. pries 43. 16s. boards. a Tiii U: tSE MMILIE! rc7iditdoiA. This day was published, price Is. 6d. or 16s. a iozen: Inscribed by grinlosion to leriiyal Highness Princess ORMUZ rtz, A EXPOSITION of the TEN COMMAND ,. MEN'S, is Fiumiliar Discourses, for the Instruction of Youth CHRISTIANA. Sold by F. C. and I. Rivinron, St. Paul's Church-yard. MO' Ai b 600 D. THOSE who want to purchase PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, PEDAL HARPS, ite. • either for the Foreign Mirka" et for lme we. will find some of the most excellent of every description, and of every maker hii.ondon, At T. Wat t . len's Manofacrory, No. 5, Leioester-platie. An unusual large tiIVOII re for ready to , 4sey. All orders frniatedittely executed. This day was published, In Twin Yob. svo. price One Guinea _A N EPITOME of UNIVERS64I. PITSTORY Ancient and Modern ; horn the earliest authentic Records to the commencement of the present year. By 'FRANCIS BAILY. Sold by J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. • • This Work is intended as an Introduction to General lib., tory, and exhibits the rise and progress of the most material volu tions that have taken place in the principal Empires, King doms, and States in the World FASHIONABLE DANCING.--PrivateTuition. Mr. begs leave to return his most grateful tiv.i.ks to his friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage he has so long aperienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instructed in the most private , manner to. qualify them or the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach- Waken' Hall, Nuble-street, Foster-lane, Cheipside. Shoots atte'ded. 22 ft. at in. Admeasures, 166 17-94 Tons. • She appears to he British-built, very strong, and calculated for general purposeo—takeS the ground well, and is well found. Also, for exportation, her entire Cargo of Salt. Both these Vessels were captured by, and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Goldfinch, E. Waller, Esq. Captain. For Catalogues, Inventoriesi and fur:her information, apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, November 3, 1813. his day was published, price l2s in boards, The Second Edition, enlarged and improved, of A.TREATISE on the CHURCH, chiefly with' respect to its Government : in which the Divine Right of Episcopacy is maintained, the Supremacy of the Bishop of Rome proved to be contrary to the Scriptures and primitive Father's; i and the Reformed Episcopal Church *ln England, Ireland and Scotland, proved to be a sound and orthodox part of the Catholic Church. Compiles from the most eminent Divines. , e By EDWARD BARWICK, M. A. of Trinity College.' Dublin. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Hatcbard, Piccadilly ; also by A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and W. Witten', and C. Arcner, Dublin. WASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, X' print* tatekt, et No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square; to Ladlea.aod Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that uteomptisluliesnr, or have nnt the modern style. Mr system of teaching is capressly studied tor those to what!' it is an object totcguire.easily that fashionable requisite for genteel soc,ety privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public to^ r'iing evenings. Professors of dancing 'aught the Most alma* fancy danees, and all the superior parts of the prufes - T,Ms fiubseriptiort4ssesnhhes are every Friday. RICHARD'S COFFEE-HOUSE AND HOTEL, FLEET-STREET. • • TO BE SOLD IIY AUCTION, By EDWARD !AUER and Co. At Garraway'i, Cornhill, on 114.mday, Noventher 29, 1111 a, it unless an'accept able offer is made by Private Contract, THAT well known and rood a ccustomed g enteel COFFEE HOUSE and. HO I'EL, N•t s, pleasant and ell gibly situate on the,s , tith dde of Firet-street, late in the occupa tion of Mrs. Wundwatd, wimp for a long dates of years enjoyed the \tut.; exf.nsive and lucrative busluesi attached to these pre mises, which on Inspection prove to be of the brat coast quence, being frequented by a regular set of town and country' Gentlemen of great resperability. A+ the Furniture, &c. is nor expensive (being rather for convenience than appearance or shoat); to persons of aitout XlOOO capital, adapted her a House of lescrption, a very fair prospect of a comfortable inde pendence is presented. The present proprietor having engaged to return into the wholesale trnsi.tess lie has recently left, will eve as early posses on as may be required. Held on Lease fon I !years, at a low rent. in a few days will be published, Handsomely printed, in Oi a Volume Octavo, dedicated by per mission to the Lord Bishop of Durban', AKEY .0 the WRI I'INGS of the pr racial FA i HERS of the CHRIS I lAN' CHURCH who flku nshed during the first three Centuries; In eig,ht Sermons, mama.; ed before the University of Oxtord, INS, at the Lecure founded by the Rev. J. Bampton, late Canon et sali;but y. By the Rev. J. COLLINSON, M.A. Rector of Gateshead Durham. IJA.O Prisone 19 ItOBERTS, a r for Debt, on fined Ir. his Majesty s Pried of Ludgate, and late of the Nlitiories, in the Cty of Loadnts,ind using the name auddescrlp. tion of lames Roberts. :ilk Mercer, and former iy ef Sisbopgate. street, and using there Use name god description of James KO bens, Silk Mercer; do hereby gife notice, thlt on the 35th day of October, I 813, I presem.ed my Petidon, Schedule, and Oath, to the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, at No. 6, Carey-street, Lincolo's Ino, praying to be discharged front custody upon all process, and to have future liberty of my Per• son against the dentr.n4 for which I am now in custody, and against the demands of all other persons named or specified a, my creditors, oc as claiming to be my creditors, in my schedule annexed to my said petition ,end the said prawn, oath, end schedule, have been filed in the sit,.l Coari, whereupon tne stud Court bath or lered that the mates r "(the-said pe (turn' ;hall he /yeartl in , be *.aid (Anal, wise holden at the Otilthall of the City of Wietminster, on Tuedday, the 7th day of December rest:, at the hour co &t hief,' the Morning ; and the tau* Court bath judged fit to dispep,e with my serving Robert Matth wee, of Artns-brildit,gt, Wood. street, Blackwell-hall-tactur . ; JO:rob iordleam, t, fils ittopsgate; silk nsamsfa.-turtr; Charlt..* tkisler t Cheap/At. terrier; R. B.:thumps:et, Sr. l' . .lanin's-le-kitati.), silk manufacturer; C. sileingfieid, Norwich, bonabazien man.ifecturer ; Gaunt Elm, girbv.stree', liat•ot: Tarden, furrier; Graugar and bentfiel.', Devorshire, woollen manufacturers; Riche: d td.threy, Curotor s:ret t, attorney ;:t law; F. Tureinr, Ca4u,l.Yt-stpt Ire, actor. tory at law; W,.nt ner and Suns, Mitto•ie.,. huts r. ; Wiz. tam, Holborn, druggist; Robinson ' Great l're , e.otr-street„ apothecary; Ast.ignees of Benjamin Austin, la:e of th, Minories, furnishing ironmo g r; ilt•ittas Catherwooti, lioston, bias*. Mende: ,• Ne.emsn, Oxford-road, h.dsvird hatch, 3111noriv-, buititer ; , l'ttut abed shoemaker; -Morgan, of the Minot le+ t per u tart ; Minories, ' baker ; Richard Smith lkood-t:t eet, hosier and . laceman ; Wm. Htuley, Gotten heir, Chesputle, stilt mane. layover, Creditfts named in nty Schedule, wt)i no:ice of mp application in manner d recred by the :Ict of P.rliament in that behalf; and bath ordered, tLat Notice of the ',Aid 1'046E41, Oath, and Schedule, be in , ereld in the London Gazette, a td lie the two Isiewspapets called the ST.IR and Morning 5f which my said Credi era bercinbefore named, are 'eerejay two:ored to rake nuicc. • JAMES ROI!ERTS. . . CAPITAL NAVY 'TIMBER. TO SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARD'S of 820,000 worth of OAK TIM BER, well headed, and mostly fit for the Navy; with a lite portion of Plank Socks, sod some of very large clime,n pion, ; also rtmarkaily fi ne ASH TIMBER.—AppIy to Mr. Wtit. Ireland, at Sudely Lodge, near VVinchcoinb, for a view of the Timber; and to Messrs Webb, Welsh, and Attwood, at 'Salisbury, to treat for the same. . The Timber stands mostly in sluiations to bt carried or with ebneenieuce, and within one or two. miles of Winekcomb, from whence a cunt*. road leads to Tewkesbury, and it may l” carried from thence, on - he Severn, kc. to knit part of the king dom. be Sold in Lets; to suit thetcapital flier. fe. 411.1,41101.01111117rdealers; Printed at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, snd sold by the Book sellers there, and by Kivit:gtons and Hatchard, Load..,n. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Analysis of Hook.r's Eight Hooks of Ecclesiastical Paty. To one volwne octavo,. price Ms. rid. May be vi , •wed from eleven till three daily, and partletilars had .040 at Garraway's ; and of the ductioneers, &c. 92, Hatton harden. • This day was published, in octavo, p;ice 7s. hi boards, A PRAC I'ICAL TREATISE on the REMIT. EA- TENT FEVER of INFANTS, With Remark. on tip drneephalus Infernos or Water in the Brain, aad several othoci Diseases; and Lases and Observations, designed to illustrite the ItAzalea exerted by a cliaoideeA State'ef the Chs.lopoieric Vis cera, upon Local and Contriturional Diseases ; and to prove the *utility and necessity of removing it, In order to facilitate and es tablish their Cure. Mt tptliN and VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNII*URB, CM Wines.and Liquors, Plate, Linen, Postchaises, Post Har begs, Brewing and Farming Utensils. By Mr. COX, On the Premises of Mr. Dunhill, at the Angel Inn, Grantham, C..a.tty of Lincoln, on Monday, di! 7th darot Mara +. 1814, and the 15 following Days, Sundays excepted, CONSISTING of elegant fur-post, Camp and other Bedsteads, with silk Dania.-k, Chintz and Moreeti Hantings, bronze gold, and painted Cornices, upwards of thirty m e et -fine well seasoned Gonsecnte Feather Beds, with Dawn and Goosecore Bolsters and Pillows, thirty . common ditto, Mar seilles nett various COunterpanes, Whitney and other Blankets, Hair, Wool and l. , traw Mattresses, Turkey, Brussels, and Scotch Carpets, Oil Clozlis ' Mirrors, Chimney and. Pier Glasses In gold a 4 b rc oze frame. ' Mahogany Night Chests and Biddets, several Sets of Mukogany Dining I able. w tls circular ends, Mahogany, Pembroke, Card and Tea Tables beautifotty i d a m, mah ogan y and other • Sideboards,. Celarets, Sofas, Wardrobe s, Bed-steps.. Sets of Mahogany and paint..d Chairs, valuable framed Prints a.rd Paintings, China and Glass, pohshed :steel Fire Irons sod Fenders, Hearth Roil, a large assortment of Kitchen revisit**, about eight pipes of choice old Port Wine in bottles and wotid, 00 dos, of Madeira, Sherry, and other White Wince and Liquors; sundry articles of Plate anti Linen, fi ve Postchaises'nearisl new, Pair of seasoned Post Horses Inhigh rendition, with Harness complete, a three hortarad Brewing Copper, Cooler and Tabs to correspond, Hogsheads and other Casks, Waggons, Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, &c. acc, "1 he Sale to commence sack morn• ing at ten o'clock. Catalogues may be had at all the principal Inns in the neiih bourhuod; and at the Auctioneers, Grantham, fourteen days previous to the Sale. AWKINS's ESSENCE of COFFEE, ;mid qt IL ins Mime-actin y, No. ?a, Great Titehlteld-amet, Mary-ia• bonne, - London, and by various Grocers, Druggibts, ate. in To sad Country, in halt-pint bottles. Turkey • linurbon . Phtntatinn se. Od. 31. Cd Bottles included. 29..fid. By MMES MILLMAN COL; Y, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, Member of the M.dical and Plailomphical Society of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, &c. Sold by Thomas 'Underwood, No. 39, Fleet.street, and No. 40, %Vest-Smithfield. • A small tea•sponn full of the Essence put into a coffee-cup of tici'ling Water, with sugar and cream, instantly makes a cup of strung clear coffee. the Essenee of Coff.•e, made from October to April, will keep tur pars in any climate. told also as .above, Hawkins% Preserved Cream, which will keep good in any climate, and i equal to new Cream for enrich ing the flavour o• c.iffe and tea, price vs. 6d. the half pint bottle. Tt.being impos,Pilc to make good Coffee without pure water, Hawk!ns's Portable Filtering Vessels are recommended, pike is. and upwards. In older to give the public an opportunity of judging for them selves, Coffee from the Essence and preserved Cream, will be Ina& any flour of the diy, at M. pet etip, including a biscuit NEW MUSIC. This day was published, T. ES PETITS BIJOUX, No. 14, containing a favourPe Irish Melody, arranged as a Rondo, by J. W. bl9lder, Mug. Bac. Oxon. price .s. A tavoutite Collection of Waltzes for the Pianoforte and Harp, as performed at the Nohi. lity'a Fetes, composed lay T. Mu ban°, price 2'. 6d. or for the Plastoforte only, price Is. 6d. The Vittoria March and Troop, for the Pianoforte, compo,ed by 'l. H. Butler, price Is. Bd. Ihe celebrated Song in the rempebt, Where the Bee sucks, arranged for two Voices, trice fs, • PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED A: ST: LUNG urer, is hion and Itink Advertiser being the real Minufasi detdrniined to up every atticle cif the litgt London PtitiPshed by GditMing, D'Alinaine, Potter and Co. Manutacturt-r, *f Military N•lusTcal Instrunt. nts, lad Pub lishers, at their W',oleiale and Rea IVarelsou.tes, No. VD, Soho square ; and No. 7, Westntorelar I. stet t, Dublin FOR SrRAINS. RHEUM-4 1 I*Ms, (c. -nit. sTEEits.s OPODELDOC. From the -n great increase of duty upon glass, the proprietors of this Mtuicine are unabie to render it in bottles as b.,for-, for the smallest addition to tire price would require a stemp of nonble the value, and thus b.come a heavy Minoru consumer; they are tbsr.fore though reluttAnt.y, :o substitute stone-ware for Klass; and this °porta to Will n tutors., be sold in neat stone bottles, containing theamo In (pa. ti: y, and at the usual charge of 2s. 2d. each, duty included. s.7ouoterf.i.s of this admirable Composition are sold in many parts of lawdon, and most towns in the country ; but the genuine is prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and buns, No. 45, bt. Paul's Churc't-yi.rd, London ; and may be ascerained by having the words, • " Zuewbery, No. 45, St Patd's," engraved In :11r a amps; and with this mark of authenticity, it .bai also bo ha. of the usual Venders. MAVOIc'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY. workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklaceskanypattern kom.Es 15 61 remaking Ear-rings per pair - 1 50 1 Bandeaux - • 10-10 0 SPriii , . - - . 4 4 0 Bricelets per pale • 5 10 0 Lockets . . • 111 6 Broaches i 1 5 0 Crosses -- - • • 1 1 0 ,Co n O 10 6 2 10 0 1 5 0 • 10 6 O 14 0 O 7 6 O 4 6 VALUABLE FREEHOLD 'ITCHES, KENT. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PLY fON, At Gatraway'a Cnffee-house, 'Change-allay, Cornhill, London, some titne hi the present Munib, In three Lots, ALL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES arising and accruing from the Crops of Grain and Hay on upwards of Iwo Thousand Seven Hundred Acrss of fertile and proddctive Land, situate-ln the Parish of NOR I'HFLEE I', in the County of Kent ; and also a sub.taolal aNd convenient Rectory House fit for the accommodation of a Kandy of resp ect a bility, _ . Irkereas many Ladies and Gentlemen coneelve and believe, from the above priori, that every ornament is made of a corn tosition, or what is • commonly called Patent ?Lark, they are rAspectfully informed, that every ;trick is composed of Ortentai Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real Workman, are offered to the pnblic tad) under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco cases, consisting of Necklacts, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from X 25 to ISO per ?tit. Apply to LH. Bar low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, No.l, Grange-coart, Carey serietl Lincoln's Inn Fields. . . with all tiecfisaary attached and detached O ffi ces, Barna, Yards, Gardens, Orchards, and Paddock ; and a most valuab!e Close at Land, about 14 Aer. s, free from ail l v- ~,,, ilto,t desirably situated tor the erredon of a C;entlernaa'. P. ~•imee. ..- . FOGS AND DAMP AIR. BAkCLArs ASTHMA'rIC CANDY has for Mazy Years been proved a most effectual Preservative from' the ill effects of Fop and Damp Air, wh'ch at tills season of the 'rear are so Prejddicial to those whware afecred with ASTHMA- TiO 001110Hffind SHOR taggis of IiWEATH. Its effects are. to expel Wind, to defend :he Stoenath from the admission of TII4s i Innis relieve thou Who suffer from a ailllsaity of 2. _• 9 Each Lot lies very compact, aii4 wt is v a the go , - lily of the Soil is adapted only to a scat. of aration. Ilorthfleet is tuovt advantageously situated in a populous and Increasing neighbourhood, one mile from Orsvesend, nine from Chatham and Rochester, and 20 from I rinteo Particulars are preparing, and will be ready r very 21 days bai.re the Sale, on application to Mr. James New Paso/ell-court, Jaticoln's Inn, London, where a Plan Of the Estate may be seen. - - 4,77,t-- .. . • • -.•.,., • • 'irlf .. - 79.1' 4 - 1 . - ' ^. ../ .. -.- . .4.. •A. i • ' • If - - .. ~ ... . 7:77 .. . .0* - iF• • ~. •.• • • eie il ;'. • '%4111.11.' '4:. . 4 , -.- ... . ... _ Ai .. . . ..... , • • -.4.... ~ ‘ a,.:: to ~ s - •• i , • - ' , ''. r.' , • • • . - ..: .. ~. I . , , . . .• -.-. , • . - 1( 4 v '. ' ~ ... _ .. • --. .. - tigp f -..,..,„ .... , . 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I ...,,nusteteb • "-- R 0- 2 - • ti ..../ Metall % I. - , ..gati NO- 9 {" •i , - en of , MSS It U • I ate' ads se • - . • This day was psblisked, closely printed in I Bmo. enibellished wi.h an Has . orical Frontispiece, designedby linrney, price Bd. in extra boards, or elegan.ly printed on fine:Royal Piper, 6s. V°!Hine the First, of • AUNIVERSAL HISTORY, ANCIENT and MODERN: comprehending a General View of the Trans. acrions of every Nation. Kingdom. end Empire, In the World. from :he eaeliest Peritx - • to the present time. By W11..1.1141 MAVOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Rector ~ 1 Stomach!, &c. Sec. Cos. air to valuable I.Vork will be uniformly printed in eerily I elm. on good paper, and completed in Twenty-five Volumes (9 Ancient and i 6 Modern), price 45. tid. each; also a sup. rior edition, printed uuifurna with Dr. Mayor's Voyages and Trav• is, on fine Royal raper, price 6s.—A Vblume *ill be pub lished regularly on the Firstbay of every Month, and will be illustrated with an nista deal Frontispiece, designed and engraved by an eminent artist, representing some principal event ; and the whole will be accompanied with a valuable Set of Maps. London : Printed For Sherwood, Neely, as* Jones, Paternos ter-row t and sold by all Booksellers. The Luglish langarge has hitherto been without anylopular view of Universal History. It will be immediately confessed by every competent judge, thatilossuet is at once too short, and un satisfactory ; that Voltaire is too gay, and desultory; and that the great English Universal History is lather tp be enn.ulted as a Dictionary, than to be perused as an Analysis of the subject to 'which it -Metes. What these writers have not done, has been at trnsp'ed by inn Author of the present work. He has been soil diets to avoid the extremes of prolixity and brevity; and to be distinct, pleasing, and comprehensive. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. CA.is: .6. • READ AND INQUIRE., YOU CANNOT THEN. hii A SCEPTIC. 1%41. It. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York•street, Bl ac k. 1 f:iars'.;rtiad, when servant toldeests. Hodson, :: , d Cu. Oilnien, Lifintir Tharues.atteet, had a cask Gil from a t..ii his kale., April 4, I Mi, which rendered him incapable cif service, sod be aprli•d:o Me. A.tley Cooper, as I am informed, who recommenced hits a plaister, which was used agreeable to direction for one month, with....t scc..r.,s Was then recommend ed by Mr.Orme, Distiller, Sr. Mar jart.4.'s-I.P!, Borough, tatiurrey Divensary, and a•tended there-regulaily tir t!..ree months, with out receiving any beu::fit : was next ainakti.C. into St. Thomas's Hospital, on crutchtt, ant: v as immediately ordered to hed, where be continued four month. under the care of Mr. Surgeon Cline,. jun. who diligently atien.led him, and I do believe that be did all which was ro..ible for a Practitioner of the old School to accom plish. but without the Patient receiving any rePef, beim, so our. rounded with lassitude and contractions, as to be incapable of walking bone on env:lies, at same dine attended with extreme pain; yet no disgrace can attach to this Gentlent.ui s this said Pa. tient having pass td through die hands of Mr. A. C. Veto Is un doubtedly the best l Acing Surgeon in Condon. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having Informed himself re- • specting the Case (85) of bis neighbour, Mr. Howling, was tak e s to Mr. Guest's, not then being capable of waikirg alone, on crutches, with his knee and ancle so contracted, that .ev e ral gen tlemen sehtrhapperu:d to lie there at this time did believe, with • Mr. Guept, that these joints were both sissifie.l, but found them selves agreeably disappointed, fur in one hour he could move them a little, and walked home on crirches, without any oth e r assistance, his pains being completely robeved; and he was desi red to take exercise, (Tell at the cxpence or a bide pain. ten days he left off one crutch; in three weeks he declined the use of both, and- walked with a stick; at the end of seven weeks was completely eared, being quite upright, and enabled to wale as • usual—Witness the Books at tt.e Dispensary, the Boults of the Hospital, Jetta 3vll, and a thousand others in the Parlab of ,Cliristcharoh, where he reniles. • (Vasa a 7, in a future Paper.) and sold wholesale apd ret.ell by bane et-market; and te:all br allrerelk‘ri Of Medi- COuntry.—Observe the nvw of : Barclay and: WESSEL I . S JE4VITS DROPS. nuine JESUITS bROP have been tong nd esteemed a safe, chbap;•effeittnal; and tiften an ra for. Stranguary, (Meets:. Weakness of the .id r; and when taken on tie first attack of Venerott Al inCallbl. acconiOtA the desired effect: should be far Measlier], Irwin be accessary to take the is,DT ttithe Jesuits Drops. to 1k iftehdtd t`o T.,' that Purelaseiri shentd tiMtt* Ile svue anttgonuink koreaaratfops as4tbe un rous.anum• clefts attempted to be foL ed 'on the tolate TAliehnocl, are' so ndinefous,ibattihe Pro. it Matti Purchaser to ask fo, 14'itastl:s. loonies —The genuine Wisszi.'s Jesuit's Drops ire in k stamp, with the following engraved thereon Proprietor .from piracy) E. LDRAILDS. Sue etsel, 66, Si. Paul's pet bottle,. and tat large beilleib. coinalplng tea pox iiiiitACH-tOPAVLAINTB, R. (Author of the Maxims of I/ Heat Is) TOW POWDERS and DROPS have been pre scribed fur intligeadon and its effects for 39 years with astonishing auEa s. ......... ~ '1 hese admirable medicines. taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digesTim, invigorate the nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel win I, pro duce an appetite, and correct acidity. l'hey also cure diseases of •tilt liver, And tiro-e incident to warns climates, or too free living. N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove bittreetititts, lissen irrir abh itv, diminish heat, carry off fv'ver,cure .i.he head-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in- Illsatiatory gout. Jibe Powders 2s. 9d. or 6s. The Drops lis. 9d. or 6s. sold at the late '1 utt's, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, 269, Higle-areet, Bo rough; Mitchell, 2, Charles-street, Soho-square ; and the Pro prietor (from Soho-scpfire), 99, Charlton -street, Somers Town ; 404 bl all the wholesale Venders in London. •g• Mtaihants and Captams of Ships allowed as ample dis cinust. . CORDLVL BALM OF GILEAD. THE train of trielanctioly disorders which afflict the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous Diseases, are the principal sources of human misery in the priva tion of health. The effects are but too well known, and severely felt, amongst a great portion of mankind ; for the removal of which no remedy more superior or more celebrated for efficacy thads Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD has been discovered. In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness of spiriv, hypuchondria, horror*, trembling*, weakness of high:, I , ,ss of memory, impaired vigour, tabes dorsa.is, ner vous consumptions, and the numberlesa symptoms of impaired and tottering constitutions, whether arising from a life of inacti vity, intemperance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has at taated, throughout the united kingdom, America, &c. universal and unparalleled celebrity. Another supply is jut received, and fur sale by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London ; A. Smith,. North bridge, Edin burgh; and all Medicine Venders. Price Its. each, or font in one fathily. bottle for 33w by which one 11$. bottle is saved, with the words " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. ° e s Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by Ice er, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be kick:feed, addressed— " Money Letter. Dr. bobitugu s Oilead Howe, near ilaivorp.94 Paid double Footage." 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