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/4i,:: 4 i 4' .4.. ... . . • v. ,- n:3 ~ 4 ! • . 1 . ~ % ~;1 vs:. • --- • • • c, ..... ' ' •X ' • .rs • ."*".. 4 - ' •••••• .." •• ° A...-' Aff C " : " .:.P•• ... 1. 1 • • 11 k- • $ . .i'. l l • . • . . - . (~;, .. .....—......_...... dir " • 14 F . .;-• 4 4 ' " . ••"""' ' t 1. 1% i '. i11er... 4 '. % 4 .. . . . • ;:,. ' .:" • . li° ... IL/ • -. (Z P • iillt pf P le , 1•10.1 mm.. 1•11. m....... . I .-...... irs/ . . T NUMBER 7759: SATURDAY', JANUARY 18. 1812 • • - • • , • ' . •. • . fPit ;CR SigPIENCE-KALPPlettlar THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY IS, will he performed, THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. Count de Valmont, Mr. YOUNG ; Paron Longueville, l M c r. EGERTON ; Florian, Mr. TONES; L'Eair, Mr. LISTON. G e raldine, Miss S. BOOTH; Rosabelle, Mrs. LISTON; Envois, the unknown Female, Mies SMITH. After which will be perforated, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. On Monday, Cato. Ou Tcesday, The Knight of Snowduun. On W'tdae.day, The Revenge. On 'I hurstlay, The .S:mngt•r. On Friday, The Comedy of Errors. On Saturday, The Merchant of Venice. A new Grand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation, en j will be immediately produced. LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY, IVHDDLESItX HOSPITAL. DR. ME RR INIAN *ill eonmeacepis nett Coarse of LECTURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of NUDWI}EitY, and on FEMALE and INFANTILE DIS LV4.7.j. the Middlesex Hospital, on Monday, the 20th of January. at Ten o'C lock In the Forenoon. Particulars may be learnt at Dr. Merriman's House, No. 9, curzon•street, May-Fair; and of Mr. Clayton, Apothecary to the Hospital. LECTURES ON SURGERY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY. R. A. CARLISL E , F.R.S. Professor of Ana tomy in the Royal Academy, and srgton to the West rains:er Hospital, will begin his COURSE ut LECTURES on the An and Practice of SURGERY, and the Sciences connected therewi.h, on WEDNESDAY, January 22d, at scour o'clock in the Evening, at his House in Soho-Square. The Introductory Discourse is open to all Professional Stu lents, and the Subject to be continued on Mondays, Wednes dris, and Fridayi, a: the same Hour. '1 he Diseases and Accidents allotted to the Province of Sur trt will be amply treated of, and illustrated by Cases from the I.rvtur,r's Esperience.—A compendious View of the Animal Economy will be adduced to illustrate the several Processes of Thiene, and of Recovery. The Operations of Surgery, and the Anatomy of the affected parts, a-e to be demonstrated. VIAZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-Brokers, ; speettuty the Public * that Ticse ra and Sfintes far Life en.inag Lo.z-ny, are now oar 3cle at their Office, No. 93, wider the ROYAL Ere ti A NGE, Loudon. The SCHEME contains - - Prizes of - - 420,000 • 2 - of - - • 090 2 - - pr - - - 4,000 6 . of - - - 1,000, &co The whole to be Drawn the tist. et JANUARY. M Letter, post paid, duty answered, and OnJons from the Constry,accompanied with Reminauce; attended to by return of iwt. DIEU MiI_4DAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY iviENTY 1 HOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE DFAWINu OF THE s FATE LOTFERY BEGINS AT NINZO'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING. ONLY 12,00/1 TICKETS. £2l 5 0 a will Gain - 1 . 20,000 10 18 0 - will Gain - 10,000 SlO 0 - will Gan - 5,C00 216 6 - will Gain - 1 , -,500 I 8 6 - will Gain - . 1,1150 B.BISH solicits your immediate commands at • No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARINGCROSS, and hues to be equally fortunate to adventurers as it, the Two law Lute:les, wh:a kc sold the following 'rickets in Shares : 1,19 a - Class A C 16,000 1,853 - Class A - 52,000 :.343 - C 15,000 1,833 - B - 5,000 3,263 - A - 5,000 2,025 - C - 1,000 71 - A - 3,000 1,852 • A - 5000 &c. &c. &.c. . NEW STATE-LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORNHILL. pIDDING and Co. return their grateful thanks for 4 i the past favours of their Friends and the PO lie, and respect tally solicit a continuance of them for the NEW YEAlles LOT TERY, which will be drawn Llst of THIS MONTH; and con tains numerous Prises of sEiO,OOO, x 6,000; £5.,000, £l,OOO, f5OO, &c. &c.: —It is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre sent LOTILLY Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every ' lion her divided into Shares, stall be deposited with the R ivrr- General at the Stamp-office, and is liable to be detained there aril the Holders of the Shares shall have been paid,.—it is maid an de re is now the same security for Advestorers at a New Office, ts T. any of Vie Old ones, and it is obvious there is m oldy the dame Chanre.—That being indisputably the fact, and all Co elideaVOl:tEare omitted to give satisfaction, Pi DOING'S (ACC 1V11(by corsi,lerate Persons) not be thought less entitled to their Frei:Tyne, when they are infwrmed that it conduces to the lie '4' of P.'s large family of •I 'RN Children —No. 1, Coes:KILL T HE great and unrivalled Success that has for many yvari attended the Old Offices of MR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. No. 97, Coantitti, I No. 38, HATMAIIIKRT, No.ll,llotecrt4 No. 2b9, STRAND, Ar.d a New Office, No. 141, Osroan-sTwerr, Raving sold in one year, eight Prizes of £20,000; in one tot iir7, t!02,(.00 out of .E 200,000; including three Prizes of af.20,000, and No. 2,570, X 40,000; also in las: Lattery. Be. 1,99:1 (A) 42,000 No. 1,745 (C) Zl,OOO 1,745 (C) 1,000 Besides several of 500 4,025 (B) 1,000 &a: acc. In the latter part of which many of their Friends were asap- • pctinted, obliges them to request an early purchase in the small clie of 12,000 'Tick, ts, an to draw the 2tet inst. containing 2 Prize. of :C.10,000 I 2 Prizes of £ 4,000 2 Ditto 6,000 I 2,402, .e . 20 up to 1,000 Crei.4l3 nearly tetrad to I.overies that have had twice the number et 'rickets. J. SIVEWPIGHT, Me Surviving Peruser. Who reflects with pleasure, be long Since guarded the Public lialas the deceptive use of their firm. His concern for those who st.fiered by ant attending to it obliges him ta renew the caution. MIDDI.ETON, Pocket-book andßlack Lead • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Origi na l Manufactory, No. tnt, Strand, opposite Newcastle 'net, begs leave to recommend to 'the Public his GENU IN F. BLACK 1.L.1D PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than fifty years universally acknowledged; and Pencils for.bacing in colours, of a late invention. To distinguish his Nude from Counterfciu, the mark which fleas batmerly only Moldleten, is time; changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, Nn. 162, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive assortment of Poeiet-books and I hread-cases, elegantly mounted goldoi;ver, and plain. The Poll.° and Royal Repollitolllll, L l / 4 c. and all the different sorts of Alstscaacks. A complete atiortment of 'Eravel'ing, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentle mea's pocket Commodes, containing every article for shaving and dr`l'sinS; portable Writing and Dressing-desks and Boxes, in mz.nozary, satin wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra cane pens, Sae Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of stnionsty ; potable and Counting-house Letter-copying Met thi,,es. 'these machines, by which writing may be expeditiously a.ul dearly copied, are brought 'by N. Misklieton to the ut-nost perfection, and cr.mptiscd in a mahogany case, Which forms a complet e desk; sonuso small as to be old* grestest convenience to those who travel; *thou of a size and form to SOIWCT the pur poses of a complete Seeretaits. A large asecemeog of g a ga "' alid all kinds of line cutlery. OFFICE AF ORDNANCR, Jaime, a, 012. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• JEST?", ORDNANCE, do hereby sive Narks, That Proposals will be received at their Office in, Pall Mall, oa or before Monday, the 27th day of January Instant, from such per sons as may be willing to undei-take the Supply of ACCOU TREMENTS for Service of this Department, for, a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one Year, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be .viewed upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pali Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mouths delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Accoutrements;` but no Proposal can be &d -oubted after the said 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall'attend. By Order of the Beard, R. E. CREW,Serrttary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jaamary 3, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER4I OF HIS MA- JES77"e ORDNANCE, it kir* ewe inner, Thai Proposals, win be received at their Office, in Pall• Man, on or before Monday, the 40th day of January instant, from such persons u may be willing to undertake the supply of HAWS and CAPS for service of this Department, for a period of tbree years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be knows at the Seotetary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deliver ed, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Hats and Capes but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 20th inmost at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CR.EW. See. - ORD VANCII4FPICII, JaastarylS,,lal2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS e HIS MA JEt77": ORDNANCE, a herd" eve Mare, That Proposals will be received at their Office In on or before Monday, the 47th instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COLOtilkS end PAINTS for service of this Department, for a period of thtee years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Samples of the Articles to be supplied may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the CioNtract, mat/ be known at the Secrete y's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any dsybctween the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro. posals for Colours, &e. ;," but no proposal can be admitted after the said 27th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tenrlcr be , noticed unless the party making It, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the.Boerd, R. H. CREW; &aviary. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, At the Castors' House, Harwich, on Temlar, the 41st January foment, the Sale to commence at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, v 6 Foreign Gold Watches '5 Ounces Silver, cut in pieces 15 Yards French Cambric S Masts about 96 feet long and 9 inehds diameter lcwt. 2qrs. 2 odd Thal Ends 23 Deals 681 b. Vif Tea 1 lb. of Pepper 12 Bottles of Riga Balsam 91 Yards of Nankeen 39 Sugar Hogsheads 1200 Lappet Shawls 24 Ivory Billiard Balla Dozen of Knives and Forks, and ditto Spoons, of cu rious manufactured ore, in a Morocco Case For Exportation, Silk Shawl and Tippet 84 Pair Foreign Leather Gloves ISA Yards of Foreign Silk 21 Foretn Silk I landkerchiefs 6 Foreign Silk Shawls 28 India 'ilk Ditto N B. "Tha Goods must be taken away within ten days after the Sale, or the Deposit Money (one third part of the %%Otte of each Lot) will be toreited. No Notes will be taken but those of the Bank of England, anti a Messrs. Bridges, Cos and Co. This day was published, . ' • 4. Handsomely printed 112 a 1 a 4• price las, in boards, hot pressed,l" ; •• • 7 MATHEMATICAL TRACT§, • priscipally Arrionosticat and Nntrrunt. By JOHN COI4, ' 'octet or nts I•WItS I V.l !Alt raiment'. Consisting of Srtar.ottetticisstray, O' the 14ctilite a Tit illegal Said Abgles—being a Sek4te parallel to Spherical .friga noinetry,aad adapted to perform on • plane with plain triaugh s WI, all the anto:tomical aad geoarapisical prvt4em, usnally dyne with the ctereographic prOjectious of fiphe!ical triae;gt a. sylilication to Astronomy and Dialing, and the flurions elite ativtral parts trilateral solid angles. To which is added, ime. at ay and Magnetic Sidlings ; the former 'hewing how the Lee way made by Vessels a; Sea, is to be accounted fur by the pi it - e1p1..% of the composittin and resolution of totes—And the tan- r shows a method of simplifying the method of correcting Dead Reckoning for the variation of the Compass. Slid by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Loon; and all other Booksellers. Soon will be published, in two trots. with Plates, I)EBRETT'S NEW PEERAGE OF THE UN! I'I.D KINGDOM. A new Edition, corrected to the da) of 1 uhlica.lon. Printed for J. Harding, Sr. James's-street, 4:1.1 the other Book sellers. ' "ibis day WAS published, la two vols. tivo. rice 16s. board., a uew Edition, corrected and amended, of 'THE HISTORY of the GRECIAN WAR; in Eight Bo.dis ; written by '1 hucydides. Faithfully translated from the Original.—by THOM.Vi HOBBES, of Malinsbui y. Printed for Longman, I lursr, Rec.:, Orme, and Brown, Pater naster-raw ; and Robert Bliss, and Munday and Sla• ter, Oxford. '1 his day wa. published, Price 10s. ed. boards, a new Edition, with Supplemental Notes, and a Pri lace, Biographical and Critical, of THE CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND; or, an Account of the F.nglis , i Government, in which it is com pared both with the Republican Form of Government and the other Monarchies in Europe. By J. M. DE LOLME. Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Rabinon ' J. Walk( r. G. Robin sou, 1. Stockdtle, Longman and Co. Cadtll and Davies, Lack ingtos and Co. R. Phenvy, R. Schaley, J.Fiardiug , IBooker, and John:on and Co. FOR SALE, At the Custom House, Hasting, on Wednesday, the 22d day of January, 1812, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, FrHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Private Use, About 1132 Gallons Geneva--411 Gallons Brandy 227 lbs. Tea, io small Lots. 103 Gallows Vets Brandy of legal strength, for Dealers The Goods may be viewed the Morning of the Sale. Twenty-five per Cent. Mill be required as a Deposit. &AMWAY& To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by PUBLIC AUCIION, to the Went Blare, ' By Messrs. DYASON astd SON, On Wednesday, the 22d day of fanner'', 11112, at Eleven o'Clock in the FUIVIIOO/1, at the Spread Eagle tin, By Order of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, the same baying been condemned In the Coen of Exchequer, ALL that valuable Ship JOHN DREW, 275 T ons Admeasureruent, as per Register ; built at Nnrth Carolina, America, in the Year 1804, sails remarkably well, and c arries a large Cargo at an e as y draught of water, ;s well calcu hued for general purposes, may be sent to sea at a smaU txpence, being well and abundantly found in Anchors, Cab es, Sails, and other Stores; most of which, with her RiNing, are nearly new ; row lying in the bacon of Ramsgate Harbour. She will be Sold with all her Sails, Anchors, Cables and Stores, in One Lot. Also, 24,..4r Gall ms Geoeva, fir Priratense 93 Ditto Rum, of legal strength for Dealers 56 Ditto Sp'rit, of Brandy 331bs. Tea—lo Yards of Silk for Exportation. A------.—„--. •DVANTAGES of prompt Payment verified, A. &n Nether Reduction in Prices.—The f o llowing are d ie Ready-money Prices at Glasou's, Woollen Drapery and Fashion able Apparel Warehouse, No. 183, Fleet-street, near Fett ae er-lane Very best Spanish Ifirool Superfine . s. d.' Cl o th Goats •• - 3 6 0 . e 2 10 0 Ditto British Wool - . Good Second Cloth Coats - 1 3 6 0 Very best Superfine Kerseynicre Breeches - 1 10 o -1 4 o Ditto DJuble - mill ed - • - Bat Double-twilled Cord oli o Ladies' Riding-habits, Gesdentets and Ladies Great-coots, and ill other articles, in the above branches, on siruthlr terms. The `best workokn arc era i do y ed, and the fashion, cloth, and ma:e- Oat- cannot be exceeded. It may he pecessary to observe, no G ar ments are kept rcady-snade. UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE —For I 111 t—l 2. Phis rizry was published, price Is. 64 ACATALOGUE of an extensive COLLEC TION of BOOItS in ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SUR GERY, MIDWIFERY, CHEMISTRY, PHARMACY, &c. New and Second Hand, including an Assortment of Viduable French Works on the above Sciences, lately imported. Sold by Tbsomas Underwood, West Smithfield, Lon Jon. To which are addsil, Tables of the Pay of the Medical De partment of the Army, Navy ,and East India Company's Service; a Complete I.ist of the Lectures delivered in London, with their 'terms, Hours of Attendance, Etc. ••• A Dissount of Ten per Cent. for Ready Money, from the Modern Part of the Catalogue. • ?JAL MMEPTAR r•PR9CREDINGS. l• - . HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. it. • Mr.LWHI)iG lON hrooiht up the Report 4 ibis Conuolttoi 4 the *hide Stow ooltiv Dlstdlotlon iit'O rain, the. Ludo** of "thigh weir agreed to, and a WI cethsedaetOrdlnktv. - The Sept ExPare 11 1 11 was real a third time sod passed. - ' . .HOPULATI*I). ' ; • ' • Mr. MITYO RD presentdd returns of the compare: live population of the different pa, ;she' in Great Bri tain in 1810 and 1811, together with the 'name at diminution in each. • • • . , Mr. ROSE took this opportunity to allnde to the increase which it appeared liad.talsen place to °reef 'Britain within the last tea years, which amounted to 1,609,000. This increase had t:Lilo place in the pro. portion of 14 to 1(Y.) in England, 1 t in 100 inWales. and 10 in 100 in FeAland. This was a circumstance highly sa.isractory, but as the .incto.rsed populating required extraordinary means of support. it became necessary tq a uossider from. what source that menu* should - be supplied. Mr. R. ellsChd to she Immo sum annually paid for the importation of com p amounting to not less than four millions and a half s the advantage which would result from reducing 'his i importation must be ebvious: and to accomplish that object, it would be desirable that all the land I which could possibly be applied to the growth of corn should be cultivated. But this alone would nut (lo; I au.l he should advise in aid of t, enccuragieg the growth of potatoes, which might be cultivated oss any 'ant. Another source of supply would be the encouragement of the fisheries, which might easily be ace( mpl'iled, if Gentlemen would give attention to tit—of this he was satisfied from his uwn exeerience, Ifor, by purcha s ing . herrings at an vdvantagiotii marker, and cultivating potatoes, he had beeh toe bled, at a time when the quartein loaf was at 18d. to sell to the poor pecple round him, 2'4lbs. of pot*. toes and nine large herrings, for fifteen-pence. He concluded by observing, he thought it his duty to call the attention of Gentlemen to these subjects. • Mr. BROUGHAM acknowledged the weight these arguments had ;to his mind, out, at the same time, observed, he did not consider the Muni now laid before them, was a correct criterion to go by—. he was persuaded the increase of population had not equalled what it appeared to be on the face of them. Prejudice, which had existed in the public mind when the population was taken under the first Ceases Act passed, in 1801, had caused numbers of persons to withhold their names, who had, under the last Act, come forward, and this occasioned tee seeming increase. He did nor, however, wish to de. preciate the useful labour of the Right Honourable Gentleman, in bringing forward this measure... as the contrary, he could not avoid expressing, his warmest wish, that the measure should be extended to Ireland. Mr. HERBERT wished to see the measure etc. tended to Ireland ; if it was, he eras persuaded the r I Population of Ireland would be fuuad tomcod what was generally imagined. 1 Mr. P. MOORE said, that these papers stated the ' Population cf England, Wales, and Scotland, at ' 111,000,000, and the Right Hon. Gentleman took this as a criterion of the strength of the Effipire. Why I , had he not included Ireland r Did he mean to say that the population of Ireland formed no part of. the strength of the Empire. The papers were then ordered to lie on the table. HIS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Resolutions of the Committee on this subject, when— Mr. CREEVEY observed, it had last night bean stated by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that any arrears of the Civil Liscshould be in future, as they had before been, paid out of the Droits of the Admiralty; he had also stated these Droits of Admiralty as the private property of the Crown. This property had amounted to eight millions, and he (Mr. Creevey) could not consent that they should be doled out by Ministers as they thought proper. It had also been proposed that £lOO,OOO should be granted to the Regent. He did not oppose the grant; but if the Crown was thus to claim the Droits of Admiralty.... if any corrupt Minister was to advise his Royal Highness to seize American property before a decla. ration of war, he might thus possess himself of mil. lions. Another fund, claimed as the property of the Crown, was the 41j per cent. Leeward Islands duty ; but both these subjects would come before the H ouse soon. It was not the property itself which was of so much consequence to the Public, but the fund it af forded, from which Ministers were enabled to enrich themselves and families. DR. PARKINS'S YOUNG MAWS BEST COMPANION. 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The Vanzetti L BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CHM). noLOGICAL Dmricits *lv, Including thirteen thousand lives of eminent persons of all ages and nations, the succession of Sove reign Princes, and above twenty-five thousand dates, revised, en larged, and brought down to the present time. By lehn Watkins, LL. 1). price 19.5. bound and lettered, or Li elegantly, bound. •,,* Orders fur the above from country Bookseller> will be executed on advantageous terms ; and sit rtsengivtn to the dozen. Mr. BRAND could not consider the Droits of Admiralty as the property of the Crown. He thought i 1 establishment was settled on his Majesty. wi t h re they were given up to the Public what the Civil Li s t oil NG'S Patl'EN l' Wok 241 LOZENGES. I spect to the 41170,000 additional which it was propose . WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar- ed to add to the Civil List, he must say a few words. dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss The allowance of lel 70,0;.0 for the support of his Majesty's Household he thought 811011, moderate;— but it had been stated that 4514000 a the Prince's they bring an convulsions; they affect the grow t h of t he bod y , of appetite, a paleness of the coloor of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with vio l e n t p ains ; appropriated towards the ' . ' 40,000 also be appiopriated to the Civil List, d they prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both 1 income was to be appmp Civil List. " as a preventative and cure of thew alarming contplakits, the above i'l'his left £70,000 unappropriated. Why should n o t excellent Medicine is countrylled, on the testimony of tke this although it might still remain en der highest characters in this , toth in rank and Tespectsb,. thy, to hate no equal. Their public approbation, given to t he der the appellation of the Pr i nce' in ozne ' teadtaking Proprietor,-from a personal knowledge of its wontkrful success s c , ins of an additio. to the!: own families, stamps Its merit beyond' crmpethion, and nal irlesooo from the Public ? uutlther : sioNnl ) 4l ‘ Cresthea4 I. w ou ld . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of child, en, said gives a sanction wit, of which no other Mediclue of the kind the additional expense which would be incurred dit la. the additional 5e7 0 , 000 was i rmilted to *Orpl• should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whew- .• 21131 t of the King ; the £70 , 000 left to the Prince ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, ; which it will always be found to relieve. ; the Civil List expenditure, by the separate establish. n'sciacor:Le-11448;frns.' 'ain't'. would incur in his character of Prince of odsoe,tl.l,owndohontes.li:; sharp p uil an rei d ail ße . a i t am eti , ln i f o a r i t id sm ß o be appropriated to the additional e Allthot and Mallory Porsca; Hall sad Johnston, Ossport; t u "." Xpencs wmco he H ,flourable Gentleman ( Mr. Creevey), respect' It Wales. With respect to whet hAd fallen from the h f .i rr per th c e ent Dro . iund its , O h f e A co d u n i t a ira o tr y wat u• y d io t ia t e C itu lle it n : a ll 'n oriand and 3 , a goksv b:S o hee rtl r s;, els Net ; :w ec o k N a and n4 G R il o b w e ' rt a s na PlT T : l2 t e h r , d as Kn crl t .a ul di d bu lie ry, ri Liv ilind erpool w ; in S n tai rY si a r n s 4 aß C d o. 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