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. . . . . 1 .: ct ''': • . ' . •rf lonfoot -;••• . • ~r 1 ~ • ' A g la t s 4 _V• it, 11 , i l ' ~. .i• ' tr...... 4 .... • . N.. -• fil. .. ,44 ,t • . - . • . '1 C .. - A •••4. • " k , -• ..' -' li .. . ..) t " ! - • 1#4.. 1 .. ......c.„_ ~ .., r IN, . * I) 4ll l ..A li..i• T' _: . : 1.f: : - :3- - 'At:: ::: . ‘ ,l,, f'' , 1114 1 , p . ~; • 0 Ar-, - */* •S. '.; ~ . . ...." . Z ... .. ........... 1. L ,.............. ,.....A ......................... ......b ...... 1 0".. ' edi, I , t . •• .1 • r . 41•..... 1 41k. ..1 SATURDAY, JANV - 41tY 1).• 1612. "EMBER 7753 1 (PRICE SIXI READING SCHOOL. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEk T'HE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GENILEMEN educated at READING SCHOOL will be held at the FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Great Queen street, on Wednesday, the 29d instant. • This day was published, Oct Si. dd. ik.N ESSAY on MORALITY, and on the ESTA BLISIIMENT of the MORAL PRINCIPLE. 'Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. PATRIOTIC FUND. tt.ovies l Jaeodit ISIS. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMiNfrTHE for Managing the PATRIOTIC FUND. had this day g itt consequake of the failure of Mews. Boarstraus and Co. Embers to this logitutlon; .THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 11, win he performed; THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST.. Count die . Valmont. Mr. YOUNG; on Langestrills, Mr. EGERTON ; Florian, Mr. JONES; L'Eciair Mr. LISTON. G era ldine, Miss S. B 001 1 1; Rosabelle, Mrs. LISTON; Eugenia, the udknown Female, Miss SMITH. 'After which will be performed, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN .AND PADMANAI3A ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire NC* Meeic, - Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. ou Monday, ging Richard the Third. On Tuesday„, Percy. Os Wednesday, King Henry the Fourth, Part 1. On Thursday, The Comedy of Errors. Oa Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts. A new Orand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation, 'sad will be inunediately produced. MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. , r . rliE SPRING COURSES OF LECTURES wig bells et this Theatre de bleedni 'January 20, law. Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Medicine are de-. livered by Dr. Pow ELL. 'On Anatomy and Physiology, by Air, AiriN ETUY.,- • 'On Surgery, by Mr.ASLRNETUT. On'Chemistry, by Dr. Ha. Oh Midwifery, by Dr. !nay N NZ. The Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. LAWRENCE. For fordier particulars apply to Mr. WuLEL E R, at the Apo4 tbecary's Atop of the Hospital-. A 'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY for respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square. Dandng evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms £l. Is. per quarter, from nine to ten, or £2. 2s. from eight to ten; or on Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and Instrumental Music in general on Monday and Thursday, Xi. 11 s. Gd. per qthrter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2. 2s. without. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays ,et. is. entrance, except young Ladies in town for school vacs dons, who pay £l. Is. for the ratmth. Private Tuition at all ether hours Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi derably under the music shop price. MONEY TO LEND. PERSONS immediately supplied by Mr. DRUM- Acta and Co. 29, ittasell-mews, HowLuid-street, Fitz roy-square, by Annuity, or on Notes of Hand, or any other manner, for a short or a long period, without exposition or delay. The applications made to other Offices are generally at last brought to Mr. D. whose power to raise Money is paramount to theirs.— Those who at once apply to Mr. D. have a decisive answer, and avoid esposition.—Heirs to Property supplied; but nothing at tended to under X3OO. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. 'THE superior kind of texture, which is the exclu i- sire privilege of this fabric, renders it the most pleasant, comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet manufactored.—lt washes beautifully white—is warranted for derabili:y equal to the best Irish Linen, and about Half the Price. Sold wholesale, and by ,i,hiSs ;piece 154, Cbeapside, near St. aul's; Harding and Co. 811,, Pall-M all, and no other House in London. -t The last three yeas saiiiko Sele-lms fully pvissretl the utility of this manufacture; sat*. Patentee pledges himself, that it will be found to poems every advantage for which it is recom- 'I. IA rich alr l atili near Cefr her* _ :e ID adi 1411-BLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching, instantly removed by WHIT-E - '1,1S1" , By- Mar at Cr- * * II RAISTESSEN7I: ".S a; " MTS . TATD " , " uss — iv - ersa — l - ly -- eitetsWetifor *extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism , , Palsies, Gouty Agee- t e• ...tea, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain so‘ remedy has been unknown, and neglected, the chilblains have '‘wiially broke, wHn EHP.A.D's FAMII. RATE will ease la b pain, and very speedily heal them. red and sold by I.• . ▪ hkiit.ton,Apothccary, Greek-street, Soho, London, the li• ?aerate and Pills at 2s. 9el. eadh—the Cerate at Is. lid. Sold sy every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The genuine has a black ink stamp, with the name of R. . 14▪ l aston inserted on ir. • 3; VDU HOARSENCS7 I / 4 7 -- " — " :0 . THE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S tea LOZENGES of TO LU, after liby years trial, proves their rity as the most pleasant and effect teal remedy for aU coughs, wmenesaes, sore throats, and delluxions on the lungs, healing the 01 'limes' and soreness of the breast, and - affording relief in short- clU Lea of ht eath, asthmatic and consumptive c.omplaints. The ge- Coe only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers are coun terfsits.—Th e y a re pr e pared ard and sold by R. Ibywa, ce 4 7 soar to T. Greenough, the inventor) ; and sold, by his appoint- :et' tt i , by Newbu r y a nd Sous, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard; Dicey and Ai on, Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Mew, Cockspur-street ; Asa, Royal Exchange; Ward, u 4, Holborn ' • Clarke, 2610, tltiEb; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclay antlSons, Fleet Mar- -4 .• "i Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vatic, Combat ; and Venders uf Ge- ne Medicine'—Price 1% I id. mat box, FRENCH SPELLING-BOOK. This day was published, price e.s. PERRIN'S SPELLING•I3OOIC, French and English ; a new Edition, revised, corrected, enlarged, and improved, so as to class with that popular Author's other School Books.—By M. GROS, Editor of Perrin's Grammar, Exercises, &e. _ _ _ _ London Printed for I.ackington, Alen, and t'o. C, Law, J. Walker, ticatchard and 1..-tterman, Crosby and Co. Diablo' and Co. Boosey, Darton and Harvey, J. Harris, and Sherwood and Co. This day was published, price only 6d. ALETTER to the Eail of FINGAL, on the CLAIMS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS. By the Right Honourable LORD GRENVILLE, Chancellor of Oxford University. • Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Also, price Is. 64. Hints ott the State t.f the Country, at this momentous crisis. This day was published, is Sao. price 95. boards, a 2d Volume of ERMONS on Various Subjects. By DAVID la lilt !CHAN, D. Minister of the United Parishes of Dyke and Moy, in the County of Moray; late of Artillery-street, London.—Printed for T. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had a New Edition of the First Vol. price 9s. " We shall frankly introduce this performance to the world, as deserving its favour, and assign it, with out hesitation, to a high class among the Sermons of our language. The elevation of his style is supported by a closeness, maturity, and dignity of senti ment, that we have not °fie(' witnessed."—Eclectic Review. LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW. This day was published, price Qs. ed. THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, NUMBER XVIL Printed for E, Cox, St. '1 homes -street, Borough; and Thomas Underwood, 40, West Smithfield, London. The Publishers respectfully inform the profession, that the • • - 11= Medical Rayless, eentakung a summary of every ins- Publication connected wkh medical science for 1808-9, and 11 ; besides a great variety of interesting cases and in• nce, may be procured of them, in 4 vols.svo. price XV.. 2s. or any Volume or Number separately. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. This day was published, price sts. 6d. bound, with a liberal allowance on taking a quantity, ETON LATIN GRAMMAR. .By THE • WILLIAM MAYOR, I.L. D. F The• advantages which this Copy possesses over the various common Editions of the E:on Grammar, are numerous and im portant; it s printed with such extraordinary tare as to have re stored the text to the. purest accuracy the paper and printing are of superior quality, and numerous useful and explanatory Notes are distributed through the whole, which while they assist the Studies of the pup.l, very materially abridge the labour of the Masttr. London : Printed for I.ackington, Allen, and Co. J. Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, C. Law, Crosby - -and Co. J. Richardson, and Gale aad Curtis. EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL. Ms day was published, containing Eight Sherts of Letter-press, and an Engraving, price 3s. -• • 'THE EDII4I3URGH MEDICAL and SURGI CAL JOURNAL, exhibiting a concise View of the latest and most Important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Phar macy; No. XXIX. containing PART I. ORIGIWAL COMMUNICATIONS; Observations on the Nature and Causes of of Certain Accidents which sometimes oc cur in Battle, by Mr. DanitlEllis ; History of a Case of imprac ticable Labour, by George Keine, M.D.; Case of Diabetes, by Mr. James Murray; Case in which a Metacarpal Bone was suc cessfully removed, by Mr. J.'l'. Gregson ; Case of singular Tor por, by Mr. William Cooke; Case of Inguinal Aneurism, by Mr. Goodlad; Case of Erythema Mercuriale, by Mr. J. Nicholson ; Case of wounded Diaphragm, by Mr. Alexander Boyle; Case of Chorea cured by purgative Medicines, COMM). nlored to Dr. J. Hamilton, senior, by Hardwick Shute, M.D. • Orrvations upon Venereal Disease, by Mr. J. Peake ; Case in which the beneficial Effects of Friction were strongly Ural- Observations on the Occurrence of Small pux after Cow pox, by Mr.'lluntas Charles Haden; Case of Hepatitis termi nating in Spitacelus ; The Inquirer, No. XXIII.; Observations on inflatnnntion, Medical Extracts, No. VlL—Part IL Critical Aualysis, 'Fwomy on the Diseases of Dublin, Millar's History of Medicine, Wollaston on Diabetes Mellitus, Crowther on lava nit y, Christie on the Small pox at Ceylon, Hey's Practical Sur . gen', &c. &e.—Part 111. Medical lotelligence, Quarterly Report of the Carey-street Dispensary, a Table of Diseases in one of his Majesty's Stoops of War, Pharmaceutical and Medical Observa tions, impositions prac tised upon the Editors, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme and Brown, Pater noster-row, Loudon,. and A. Constable and Co. Edinbur gh. Of whom may be bad, The Edinburgh Madiesl and Surgical Journal, from its cam ,lttencement in January 1805, 28 Numbers, price Ss. each, or done up in 7 Vols. boards, £4. 35. tid. THE MOST I'ERFEC AND USEFUL BOOKS EVER PRIN FED. This day was published, illustrated with forty-six New County Maps, price Xi. 65. bound and lettered, or .Cl. 11 s. 6d. ele gantly bostnd, and the Maps coloured, A GAZETTEER of the BRITISH ISLANDS; A 1 oraTOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of the UN [FED KINGDOM, containing full .modern Description 4 from the hest authorities of every County, City, Borough, Town, Village, Parish. Township, Hamlet, Castle, and Nobleman's Seat, in Great Britain and Ireland. By BENJAMIN PITTS CAPPER, Esq. Of the Secretary of State's Office, Editor of the Imperial Calendar, of the Population Returns, fitc. &c. This Volume proudly and pre•eminently forms 4 library of it self, or part of the library of every Englishman, and destrees, by its great interest and indispensable utility. to be foiled io even' house in the Empire. It is not an ephemeral producdos, but a work of vast labour, research, and expense, and a winding au thority on all the points of which it treats. CAU'flON TO GENTLEMEN. COUN'T'ERFEITS of PACKWOOD'S un- Printed for RICSARD Pniatan, at his Wislairtools No. 47, L u d g ate-hill, turd to be had of all Booksellemomplalealgrs in ualled STRAPS for giving a keen edge to Razors, Pen , books, in the United Kingdom. i town and country—on the labels of some the maker talaely, in . knives, and Surgeons' instruments, are selliug at massy shops in 2. A Cos Stoma*. Di c T Sonnet' ;or Counting-house f.,Ostary, c o nt aining full and accurate Information relative to all the details both respects, says, formerly Partner with G. Packwood, and of the 'Fred., Comeserce, Productions, and Manufactures e/ the Manufacturer to his Successor. whale world; with the Commercial Laws °CEng's/id, and the W. ADDIS, successor to G. Packwood, respectfully acquaints names of all sq. tea modern By Thomas $ Ogadcotee, he alone is put in possessioa of his Recipes foe now mortimer. 4;4 , 4serii laa ,:c unaut at 0 pr i ce Li. ti c ; king the Composition so celebrated for its wonderful effect up= ' bound and lettered, Or 7a elgantly' hound. . Stec!, a knowledge of which was confined to Mr. and Mrs. P. S. The UNIVERSAL BIOORAPDICAL, liIsToRICAL and Cane* 1 lee Strops, Compogition to renew them. and Warr . ..wed no t ooscat Dm meteor, inctuding thirteens tholls;nd lives of Town-osade Rosters, are sold, wholesale and retail, at the old eminent persons of all ages and p'arlo'r, the succession of Save- Shop, 16. Gratitharchstreet, London; and by the principal' reign Princes, and above tweolT•b •e tbottiand dam. revised, ; Perfumers and Hardwmemcn ifs every temp.—But oboes vs, no larged, and brought down to the present time. By Irks Warklas, hue, or Boa orComposidon, is genuine, wbicb has not the sig. Li .. D. price 19 s. boun d and lettered,or it elegantly bound. nature of W. Annie on the label as a farther guard, see • • Orders foe the above from country Bootleggers wig be there is see of his gimp Bills with esch article.- -if you obtain the rite;sted on aavainveca , weal am thistrest 9/ mob gins to real, you Willie= be convinced of their superior elect above all Alse dosea. others, WWII tbe must* and Mat In the wear •F' STLWAR Ds. RALPH MANI, Esq. MARTIN PICTILIR, Esq. T. A. SIit:ITER, Esq. MARTIN CoLR, Esq. B. SIMNIONDS, jun. Esq. I. G. Atinitaws, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock. miurmtv INSTITUTION, CHARLTON, KENT, NEAR WOOLWICH COMMON. MR. HOMMEY, la:c Messrs. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY, continues, with proper Assistants, to in strnct young Gentlemen designed for the Army, for the Royal Artillery and Engineer, la the Royal Military College at Mar low, and for the service of the Honourable East-ludia Company, in the various branches of a Military Education. The plan of studies consists of all such parts of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy as are connected with a Military Profes sion; also Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Tactics, Plan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitering, with the method of tracing Works on the Ground; and the Principles and Prac- tice of the French Language. For the plan of studies, the terms, the rules and regulations of the institution, apply to Mr. Hommey, Charlton, Kent. The usual Coarse of Studies will begin, after the present Vacation, on the 20thl January. EDUCATION. AT the French Academy at Lewes, in Sussex, Young Gentlemen are genteelly boarded, and expeditiously taught Trench in its greatest purity, Greek, Latin. English, Wri ting, Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of the Globes, by V.A. RAYMOND and proper Assistatits. 'fermi as u,ual—One Guinea Enttance. French is the only languag e allowed to be spoken among the Scholars, whose health, moras, and liberal deportment are particularly attended tin he School will open again on Mon day, January 20, 1812.—Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Bent, Bookseller, 55, Paternoteer-row ; and at 59, Sr. Martin's-lane, where the Principal may be spoken to, and references had, if required, to respectable Families, whose Sons are now at the Academy, or have there completed their education. Stages to and front London every day. CLASSICAL JOURNAL. Just published, price Six Shillings, CLASSICAL JOURNAL ; No. VIII. containing a variety of CLASSICAL, BIIILICAL, and ORIENTAL LITE RATURE. CO/darts. _ . _ Biblical Criticism—Originality of the Classic Writers—Lyrical 1 Metres of Anacreon—MSti. Collatio " De Amicitii et Senec ttee " Ciceronis—On Dr. A. Clarke', Bible—Oratio de Ling. Arab. Utilitate—On 10 Numerals in 200 Languages—Persii et Catonis MSS. Collatio—Carulo 11. Deditatio Walteni—On Sir W. Driammend's Egypt. Names In Old Test.—Oxford Plize Poem for 1811.—Sophronis Mimorum Fragmenta—Ozford Prize Essay for 1811.—On Hebrew Numerals and Notation—lnscriptions— On the Prometheus of fEsehylus, and the Glossary to Blom- Edition.--On Rev. F. Wraagham's Sermon, " on transla ting the Scriptures."-- On H. Stephen's Greek Thesaurus--Cam bridge Latin Essay, for 1809.--Homer Illustrated—ln ./Eschyli Cantus Choricos 'rentamhtis novi Specimen—On the Vulgate Bible of 1450—1 40.—T0 the Rev. Mr. Mawiee on Pagan 'l'd nities--Spechnen of an enlarged ed. of the London Polyglott- Bible ; with Castell's Heptaglott Lezicon--Noticc of the Ap pendiz to Dr. Valty's Sermons—Letter from Lard Gee:milk, on " H. Stspheits' Greek Thesaurus".--Letter front the Rev. J. Tate to the iditer--•On " Illustrations of Homer "—index to Vole. tn. and IT. Wkh nint4otkes Class. Bib!. and Orient. matter. Sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster. row, LondoB, and all other Booksellers.---Tk seven Pint Norther, may ,till he had at 6r. each. Communications are solicited from every part of theworld ijn English, Latin, and French, and to be sent to Mr. A. J. ligob : pr,. , Took's Court, Chancery Lane, London. • THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE: This day was published, containing nine sheets of tertii pies., price 3s. - rrl-IE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a periodical 11 Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and R ural Affairs. Published quarterly. No. XLVIII. which cwopktes the 12th Volume,and contains the following original Conunanicatioas : Account of the Island of Bute, sad agricultural Improvements lately introduced there—Letter from a Laird on Farm Buildings —Account of Improvements in Ayrshire, with a Recommenda tion of Iron Gates—Letters between Mr. Findlater and Mr. Johnes, M.P.—Letter from Mr. Alton ois the Origin and Qualities . of Moss Earth—Observations on Grass Seed;—Remarks cOll - the Husbandry of the West of England—Reply to Stric tures on Greg's Hasbandry, and Answer to the same by Mr. She riff—Letter from George Rennie, E-1. on the 'fbrashing-machine —Dr. Richardson os Spriuy Meadows—Remsrks on Flax Hus bandry—Letter from Mr.Veitch on his Plough, with Remarks on the same by Mr. Baily—View of East Lothian Husbandry in 1808 and 1810—Review of Henderson on Swine, and Aiton's Ayrshire—Agricultural intelligence from the principal Districts in England and Scotland--Letter on the effects of plucking off Potatoe Apples—Obituary-.Deat it of Mr. Wilson of Peelwalls— Mr. Meikle, Inventor of the Thrashing-machine, and his Son Mt. George Mtikle—Notices to Correspondents, &c. Printed for I.ongsnan, Hurst, Rees , Orme , and Brown, Pater noster-row, London; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, The Farmer's Magazine, from its commencement in 1880 to the present time, 12 vols. price £6. 3s. in boards, or any Number or Volume separately. ••• Communications for the abo v e Work are requested to he addressed to the Publishers. This day was published, Handsomely prince) in two vols. Svo. with 2S Engraving., Pr.ce 2s. in boards, PETRALOGY, a TREATISE on ROCKS. By JOHN PINKERTON,Esq. Author of Modern Geography, .ta-r Printed (or White, Cochrane, and Co. Horace's Head, Filet •strett. This day was publl‘hed, In Octavo, prie.ass. holards , the Second Edition, of THE VISION OF DON RODER ICU: ; and other Poanss.—By WAL*I ER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for I.engsairt, Hurst, Kee., Orme, and Brown, White mid Co. aad Gale and Co. London ; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. 41 . 6 This Post also appears in the Edinburgh Annual Register fon 1810. CHRISTMAS VACATION.—TO SCHOOLMASTERS ezclu-itelyi--Just publish. d, fi,A,TALOGUE of DICTIONARIES, Gram otiiiti Greek and Latlsrellialrr, add slier noised Books, together with a Selection of the be.t Works, adapted for the im provement and Instruction of young perions, as presents or prize book., which are now selling wholesale by Lackington, Allen and Co. l'emple of the Muses, Finsbury !quart. THOMSON BONAR. Esq. In the Chair. Read a Report front the Trustees appointed for the manage ment of the Fund, by which it appears, that the Balance of Cal at the Buskers, at the time of the suspension of their payntonta. W. 4 £4,a7.5. 1 s. i 1 sl. That the Interest accumulated OD the Mabry vested in the public Funds amounts to £57,034. That the profit arising from the sale of £220,009 3 per cent. Consols and Rau duces! Annuities, is .£11,637 ; making a total increase by intuit* and profit of £78,671. RZCOLVED UNANIMOUSLY* That it appears to this Committee, that the balance of Cash at the Bankers, was not greater than the current demands on the Fund, for gratuities previously voted, buds warranted and re quired : That the 'Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Trustees for their unremitting 'attention to the hutarests of this inetkatairs. 1. P. WELSFORD, NEW STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE, No. t, CORNHILII. pi DDING and co. return their grateful thanks for • the put favours of their Friends and the Public, and tespixt • fully olicit a continuance of them for the NEW YiAß's TERI', which will be drawn 21st of TIRIA MONTH, aid con tains numerous Prizes of £lo,ooo, £6,000, ae4,000, !2.;u0, &c. &c.—lt is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre. sent I o rrar Act diree:s that the Original 'ticket, of every Number divided into shares, s'aall be deposited with the Receiver. General at the Stamp•ttifice, and is liable to b. detained there until the Mailers of the Slures shall have been paid,—it is mani fest tlit re is now the sante security for Adventurers at a New Oct.ffi as at my of the Old ones, and it is obviates tits re is Pre. eisely the :ante Chatice.—That being inditputably the fan', abet as no ended% ours are omitted to give sat:staction, l'innamo's will (by considerate Persons) not be thought less entitled to their Preference, when they are infarmed that it condeces to the Be. nefit of P 's large Faintly of Ft Children.—No. 1, 'I'HE gre4t and unrivalled Success that has for mar years attended the Old Oflkes of • 1 ' SIR, JAMES BRA - COMB and Co. . No. 37, CORNUILL, I Nu. 3e, HATNARERT,, No. 11, HOLIDURII,_ No. 2c9, STRAND, AINI l New ONee, No. 141, o:roan-eraser, Having sold In one year, eight Prises of £021.000; in one Lot. tery, £102,000 out of £900,000; including three Prises of Jego,ooo, and No. 2,570, £40.000; also in last Lottery, No. 1,153 (A) AtialCO No. 1,74 5 (C) £l,OO O 1,745 (C ) 1,001 Besides several of 400 4,025 (B) 1,,000 &c. &e. In the latter part of width many of their Friends wets dial)• pointed, obliges them to mitten an early purchase in the •Maa one of 12,000 Tickets, all to draw the 21st inst. containing 2 Noises'of .ClO,OOO I 2 Prises of £4,000 9 Ditto 5p0u4.2,404, .Ctrl) up to i,OOO Capitals nearly equal to r.otteries that have had twice the number of Tickets. 1.-tiyEwRIGHT, Sole Surviving Partner. Who reilee tsefil pleasure, he long since 'worded the roadie against the dove use of their Inn. Ills cowers tor thosewho suffered by not attenditig to it obliges him to renew the caution. To Mr. DIXON, ::S ii SZR—i take the earliest to acquaint you that I have received the most hese& Irma the use of your DIXON'S AN I'IBILIOUS PILLS, which I ear. rigid with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom 1 Mari. buted .Seni have experienced the same salutary benefit; they do. Clare them to be the best Medicine ever used In that comilry s ter Bilious and other complaints. The fotluwing animus of wee. ral Ladies and Gentknien who have received the utmost rake from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills ; --Charles Taylor, Esq. Jr. males; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Smarm la Mar, ditto; J. Smitb,Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allmon, Bee. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Martins, ditto; J. Nathan, laq. Sak River, ditto; Mr. hlullens, ditto ; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; 0. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kinptoa. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodrig. Spanish 'fawn ; with many other persona of the Sra respectability.—Sir, your asst obedient servant, THOMAS HARROI.I), of the Gauges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4„ Corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Belem, h ; Jones, Weston, Albion, and Mallory, Portals; Hall and halm. son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness • Peck mad Rout, and Turuer, Hull ; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and GB. pert, Plymouth ; Knott :std Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Dir. mirtgliani; Billinge and Lathbury, Livirpool; Staines sad Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Later; Smith, Mandertan, Raiburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M•Donaid. Glasgow g Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co Norwich; Sub. fen, Leicester ; Edwards arid Puny, Liverpool; and retaß to at Country Medicine Venders, is boxes at IL Id. sad (a. each. NNT HEN Men of Education and pro/tinkled skill use persevering endeavour. to discover the moat sal and certain method of treating a new ptevaNng Dhows, the ancosot ful result of their experience is aloe best proof elf osperiority • . 1.• Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surpass, have be indisesd to the cote of the following thy obblit of their pardelar study, a certain Disorder, frequently Mewed in a snaltant of Intel& cation, and its concomitants Strictures and oho.. 1 . 1111 : 16 . by an improved plan, are speedily and effestatl7 awed ; as she dp• bility, whether arising from Bacchanalias 'diatom, loog dente in warm climates, or a secret dart vice, 11911 dial sir happily pursued by the youth al bob sums, is the NW amiss sterility or barrenness and in the NW a amopwas Mit al NIP VOUS diseases , which, if not dimly rameasa, undpeil hp. potence and 6unsumptlon. In that di ants we deficiency, whether the consequence el l = bibs, or arising from any other cause, by whi which dha pawn alai lad. tution become enfeebled, as replisrly othatatalameMeil aril jtau• dot, they offer a firm, safe. aid speedy rest -don to smash mpg vigorous health. The result of a lose and extensive trade* has enabled than, by a superior method, to remove venereal complgatts ' however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases where an early application Is made on discovery of the infectioti e they frequently perform A cure in the .fort space of two days The unprecedented success of their node of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance in a pros• doe of IS years, during which period many thoussod persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injor.eue methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. reclusively professing the care of these pentode"; costaphtissts„ is order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno rant empiric, t hink it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been property educated and Wanted into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the moat ,reticent Physicians, they have to oat vines any inquirer), that the suceess resulting from char enders yours first induced them to quit t..a practice of the general Pta claimer, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a Yr ground for the unprecedented confidence rich which they have, by the public, been so lbw rally h.inoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the parasitism of their case, age, aod manner of living, lacking a Bata Nom, 'for oleic, and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to &WI part of tse kinplens..-403S and Cp. 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