Star. — London, England, 1812-03-09 00:00:00

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Tooterrow and on Saturday, Julius Caesar. "On 'Thursday, Th e nee of the Sun. 473,130 $ 0 7 S 0 A nvvtnt vivertissi . - Par:' , of Al 'Miry, per Rev T. R. Burnaby vie 1.1,n, per Mosses. Pereeval and Son, of N II arty .41 . . .. P2:i.'t of giletOrtl, Devon, per Messrs. Ley, Winock, al Ve). - - - IS 5 Pa , WI of Wyly, with Deptford, per Rev. R. R. Smith 5 IS Subscriptians at an Assembly at Rasen, per. Mr. N. Main - • - • 22 6 CIRAND and NOVEL S rATE LOTTERY, of ‘s- 41 only 12.000 Tickets, will be all dawn so early as the 30th APRIL. 'I bc Capital iirizes are increased—more varied In tLeir value, and offs a trouble chance to Adventurers —Film great length exceeds the limits of an advertisement. The CA itsming is an epitome: Prizes of £20,000. £1.5,000, XlO,OOO, X. 5,000, p!10, and £3,000; 2 4 6 . . . 30 Prize.; c)f ,C 2,000, to .C 400; Acid 2,386 Prizes of ,C3OO to ILI. Tickets and Shares are se'ling by EYTON, 2, Cornbilr; and 18, Coventry-sestet; at which truly fortunate Offices the fol lowing Capital Prises were sold in 118 Shares in the last FOur Months, viz. 3,343 3,343 2,504 A 9,504 1 A 4,025 - .. 1.000 1,684 1,090 223 .. .. C 908 A 8r..:. &c. Ste. bhould I be to fortonato as to upeceed..l trust I shall, is rag degree, merit your favour. by nortintriog iteration m the bud. nen and Interests of the smutty, by a km ottoduoem to them rolidcal principles whilt have been se frequently avowed by the FrerLuiden of Perthshire. by my pardeipatisn of epee see* meats of devotine to our happy Courittntos. and er Wait/ to our tinvereivt, for which they have aver ban aeaspiestuns:" My family is wall known ye; and; akhoogb erten. raw, concerted with my private have letherapreenk4 me Iron% b-ing much in nay nate* tmentry, awl from basis It in my power to cut cite the persoupi aoriaiotanes of pun et those whose favour I now sotiett. l Weft that any abjection as my pretetwieus, sliming frost that cause, will be very aped* removed. LAST WEEK BUT ONE.—ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. AN WEDNESDAY next, March Ilth, will be per- V formed a GKAND. SELECTION from the conapos'tions Jibe most (murk. Authors. In the fir4t Act of Which, Ma imeCatalani will sing " Verdi prati," and a new Duette " The T oes Thunder shakes the Ground," with Mr. Braham ; and in as i t ard Act the grand bravura " Gratias agtmus tibi." Mr. law" Loan remember David," " Deeper, and deeper still," i nt o g oe,t , o . :l'hou of all the Sovereign Lord," slid the Duette ter/Ober let us range the Fields," with• Mrs. Dickens. t h e cenunevemuent of Part the second will be performed p pm L a w s :ans." Jraila and the grand thonasses " He . . Others Ironstones," " From the Censor," and the Motet" Oen Irma time appearest," will be introduced. EOM the second Part Bach's Concertante for Violin, Oboe, iphb, sod Violoncello Wpm; by Messrs. Ashley, Long, Veoua. and C. Ashley. On Friday, the i Ws, for the last time this season, the Sacred , Oriterio of i;e MESSIAH, composed by G. F. Handel. For further rarckcsion see the printed bills. boors to be opened at bit, and commence at Seven precisely. in 7s. Pit se. sd. Glittery ns. Upper Gallery is. Pisces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ur- BfSce fn Hart-street. Mr. Hawkins, of Wellingborough, Northampton 1 0 0 Mr. Gibbons, of Ditto - - - 0 10' 0 Mr. Gellarwood - - - 1 i 0 Parish of Clatford • - - 6 11 0 W. N. B. Garrett - • - - - 1 1 0 George Barnes - ' - - 1 1 0 Parish of Parlysou Gower, per Messrs. Poekllngton and Co. - - • - 2 6 9 Captain Joseph Moore R. N. per Nugent Ackland, Esq. go 0 0 At Hase!bory Plocknett, Somerset, per Rev. .t. Allen 7 9 3 Thomas C ckhurn, Esq. - - - 10 10 0 Midsowtr Norton - .. - - 7 15 9 Pacelton - 2 18 0 Farrington, per Rev. Wet. Wright - - 2 8 3 Stanton, Harcourt Pariah - - - 6 0 0 South Leigh _ • - _ - 010 6 - _ _ 1Z ICHAIDSON, GOODLIJCK, and on. Gm tractors with.Covernment. respectfully beg to sack the patronage of the Public towards the SCHEME of the present S TATE LOTTERY, which will be drawn cost the sods of NEX MONTH—APRIL. SCHEME. 1 Prize of ,C.!0,0•0 is £20.000 1 - 15,000 - 35,000 1 shall irnetfdlately havrtbe bower at redraft th you Is roman, and I hope oho period h not Astro. Mate be enab'ed to fix my, terltherato in a enemy lb Midi 1 8118 811 stroogly attached by birth and by eau alto. 1 blue the lummox to be. Orrtlensuo, Your most cabalism and humble sesmok. Stratbaßan, Feb. 28. iBl2. JAME., DRUMMOND. Parish of Great Bowden and Little Bowden, per Mr. H. Shutileworth a . - . 815 6 Parish of Honinison, by the Rey.'ll. Roper . - 111 6 ---- Hepworth, by the Rev. Mr. Uppkby 2 0 0 - Chevington. per. Rev. John What: - 5 0 0 .--- Wichhambrook - - 12 0 6 ---- Dinham per Rev. J. Hooper, by Mesas. Oakes and bo n - - 2 It 6 TO BE SOLD BY AOC !lON, at the.llUng's WarehotAi*, NA I Ramsey, on Tbuntday the 12!A J Mar, JOIE, &VD,* o'Cloth in the Afternoon, I THE FOLLOWING GOODS, 1 - - 10,000 - . 10;000 1 5,000 - - 5,000 I - - • 4,000 - - 4,000 1 • - 3,000 ••• . 2,000 2 - - 2,000 . • 4,..`00 4 - - 1100 - - 4,000 6 - - 500 - . 3,000 $ . - 400 • . SA 0 10 - . - 3,000 12 - . 200 •• • • P, =OO vo - - 100 - - 1,..,e,0 50 - • 50 - . 2 ••;( 4 ) 70 - - 40 • . 2,300 100 - - so - - 3,100 124 - - Igs - - 3,100 • 2,000 • • 15 •• • 30,000 Pariah of near U dderssetd, Yorkshire, per Rev. E. M. Wan - - - 7 14 0 T, C. . . . - - 1 0 0 The Reeript of a Dan at Lincoln, by Mrs. (Mold,- non and the light Wiseshipful the Mayor of Lin coln City, received Lincoln Bank, per Messrs. Vern, Smart, Baroo, and Co. . . . 89 2 6 Parish of Redstone, Salop, per Rev. I. Rogers, Rector 3 8 0 0 - Lhodigian, Anglarey, per Lord Bulkeley 6 0 - Battle, Semen, per G. Hearty, Esq. 23 7 6 Cabe, Wiltshire, per Rtv. Thos. Greenwood, Vicar 13 IS 0 Town pi Southatu, per Robert :Nate, Esq. - 7 10 0 The Ministers and Churchwardens of the Parish of Farnhurst - - - 1 0 0 _ .. . 210 °Moos Spirits of ISr. 119 Divto-Geseva, of legal Swag* (r Delia& 111 Dino dine, sot eisbuo. • if Dina Rd WWI Which asap be viewed and tasted 90 the winkle et the el st Twesty-Ave per Cams. a deposit wlebe repheL NOR SALE EY PUBLICAUCTIOIIII. •••••••••••• _ TASHIONABLE P.ANC4NG, by Mr. ALLEN, 1. privately taught, at No. 19, Sherraril-street, Golden-squaro, td Ladies and Gentlemen" of any age, alio have never learnt that accomplishment. or have lutt the modern style. Mr. Axi.tia systtm of teaching is expressly sttidicd for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for taut:Anxiety expeditiously, privately, and ina superior style of grace and elegance. Those v. bo do not want private teaching pay ham is small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on *public teaching evenings. Ppa'es..cas of dancing taught the spit elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles- The SabscriptiOn Assemb'ira are every Maar. At the Loudon Timm, Feeiseit-tesest; nreeestk, es lidday, the sos Mardi imam.- 1 NEW hiIUSIC. • hst Published by Gouldingt D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Music Sass and Musical instrument Manufacturer", No 20, Soho slum, London; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin. THE Overture, Chorusses, Quintetts,Duet s, Songs, ice. Ite. in the Orand Melo-Dramatic Opera t,f the Virgin cid* 414 as performing with unbounded appLetise at the 'Theatre Corent-Gorden, composed and arranged fur the Piano forte by H.R. Bishop,price ltis. ; the Overture, Duets, and Sono My be had separate, price lts. td. ; also the Cho. uses, Ece. price 71.6 d. ihr Banks of the Clwyd, with Variations, by T.l om- Ses,ts. Six Canzoiets with an Accompaniment 1.4 the Piano Rile or Harp, by J. 11.uss, price 7a. 6d. Four Songs, with an Ateampaniment, for the Plano Forte, by I. A..lones, price 54. Sweet Lillie" of the Valley, a favourite Song, arranged with V.- *gime as a Lesson, by I'. Smith, 2.4. A Grand Due', for tyro Plifornstis Oh the Piano Forte, or Harp and Piano Forte, by litSctith, St. So Sweet a Kiss, thg Words by Sleakspeare, COM• prod as a Diet, by M. P. King, 2s. tid. 14:dway's Murm'ring Meter, taloned, by 6 1 .4 a, i+.44. Meloiltsus. Birds oing. Ma drigals, Glee, by do. Ys. 6d. Fair Moira, Glee. by do. St. 6d, Airen4km , of Sheerness, a sum paid to him by G. M. of ditto, to stay proceedings in an action on behalf of his S:ut against G. M. for an assauk cone mitted,by him on Aaron Moss's Son - 5 0 0 R. B. per Drurnmonds and Co. - 76 14 6 Pat ish of Worksop. Notts, per Rev. Thos. Stacey 65 1 0 Astley Abbott', Salop 5 I S 0 _ . Captain Blake, Bristol .1 0 0 -, Joiits Fry Edgar, EA. Ditto - - 2 2 0 '1 he Cengregatiou of th? Chapel of Blackwater, St. k roltIJI , - - - 9 0 0 Transmitted per Messrs. W. H. EracebriJge and Co. Banker;, Warwick : Rev, Herry Wise • - - - lo 0 n - Mi.; Saso-ra - - 2 2 0 - Mrs. Sarah Ruding - - 5 0 0 Peri Thee of Salford tiad Bt.:ford, per Rev. H. Holyoak 18 6 6 :I Collection at Kirk Newton, Nurtlatrnberlaid, per the Rev. John liouiber - 5 19 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. 3, George -yard, Lombard-street. FEBRUARY 27, 1812. SI.IIISCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the °a WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MliN lately lust in his Majesty's Ships S'l'. GEORGE, of 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE. of 74 guns, and SALDANIIA, of 36 guns. The Committee chosen for the Management of this Subscrip. tion, In order to make known the extraordinary claims and mag. nitude of the cal:unity r.quiring raid, beg to state, that the number of live's lot in the :Note-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2::00, and much exceeds ti e number of those in either of the great I of the Nile, Copenhagen,4tr Trafalgar. '1 he eollowing Gentlemen are chosen as a Committee ; The Right Honourable Admiral Lbtd RaDiTOCK. The Right Honourable Admiral Lord GAMBItR. Vice-Admiral Sir JAMS: SAWA AREA, Bart. Sir Wu...TAM LEIGHTON, Knight and Alderman. J. P. Anderdoo, l q. Woodbine Pariah, Esq. hn Julius Angerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. Geo;ge Blackman, Esq. 't•horttait liowcroft, Esq. Thomson Bony., Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio Clagett, Robert Shed Pen, Esq. Wm. Henry Hoare, Esq. Hask , th Smi h, Esq. ' - Thomas King, E.g. John Heaton Ti it, on, Esq. Gerroaht Lavie, Esq. John 'firtino Pegg. George Munro, F-sq. Vaughln Esq. Subscriptions received by the Masters of this House ; at Messrs. Hoares, Fieet.street ; Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevan and Co. the Hon. Simon Frazer, Peering and Co. ; Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smiths; Meisrs. Witlis, Wood, Percival, and Co.; and all the other Bankers in London. Subscription. already advertised. e 2,749 13 6 List of his Majesty's Ships and Vessel., 011ecra and Men . . . LaTee already subseribcd 'lwo Dary.tys I loud* Hyperion . Crala er Bellerophon • Alert Fllia BePnns . Solcbay Phi:the N‘' arrior Chanticleer Victory Defiance ?win Jason Fucieuse Utile ... Fisgard Porcupine Redbreast Argo Briseis Thresher Royal William Hazard Egmont Ariel 14.02 3 rd Cell%oT Niobe Pyramus Vixen R,4..e. Norge Acute NEW pAri ERN LIEGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every information, and see the Patterns established by the Commander in Chief, at Snow; and Son's M'litary Establ;shment,New-street,Covent- Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Regiment in the Service, a: twelve hours notice, and from 15 to!) per Cent. under he usual credit charges, fur ready money, srAgents accept:net s only. • LOWE'S PXIENr ru. THE superior kind of texture, which is the excln sive privilege of this fabric, renders it the in ,st pleasant, cinfortable, and economical iltscriprion of Shirting Cloth ever manuiactured.—lt wasl.es beautifuEv—is warran•cd for dura bility equal to the best Irish Linen, and abnut Hal the Price. 5014 wholesale, and by the piece , 154, eScaplide, near St. Paid's , • Harding and Co. 89, and no other House in p don. The last three years extensive Sale has (nay proved the utiii') af this manufacture; and the PAtent•T pleitig himself, that it will be found to possess every advantage fur which it is recnni melded. •IRISH LINENS. THE BELFAST COMPANY, determined to sup -1- pert their d&•pendant Mechanics by full einpinyment, are now Bening Will Linens :Ind Sheeting. considerably under the factor's prces, is hopes that same opening for an import trade any hereat er reward theft exertions to keep the poor from want. Thcy reivertfullf incite the public to inspect their va! Ilablc St , )ck at sn, Great Raisell-street,Blekunibury, oppos:te the Brit i th Mu "am; the only house in London where the Mill Linens and Shcetings, of the best fabric are sold, warranted hl. ached on the Mu, without any chemical acid. No other article told, and not his than a piece. The company's prices are full ..o per cent. be any other house. Cash for Irish NOtt3. Baoaes, Bitten, lad O'nt ewe, Agents to the Compswp;:so, Great Itussell-strett, kastrishury • THE NOBILITY and FAMILIES of this NG tropolh, also Toiettsnd Country Drspetrt, ate;-rtepoctfulty 'Prized, that the entire STOCK in RADS of the MAN CHESTER, SCOTCH, and WISH EACrOItS,..No. d, Pickett- Preet, Temile-bar, opposite St. Cleinent's Church, Is row on the whole of which, amounting to Et ;,Boat. must be lin- tnetliately cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. S4ll - PERKIN s, one of t:te Proprietors, amongst which the fol- wing articles will be found paractdurly Vf ot thy of attention, Tie. ; 1 :ale quantity of grass-hkacbtsti Irish linens of known celebrity, '‘ nitia art.! Lancashire sheetings, dowlmses, and Suffolk hemps, i. so * pima of India 'and British Jarmo s, ninths and cambric. 1 4 2 111 Ittlles's cravats sod ladies dress's, 500 plee• sof Indian.lretus, 2000 nth, imitation, and wove-'n shawls, 50 pieces :_ . zielt printed bed-fornitttres, counterpanes, (piths, tlatilzets,. rtfilen, &c . with an assor mut of printed cambric' and luau s , Plekett-street,Temple.bar, the large corner Shop, with ~Collen telt:ern in front .—Asa st,k vas Wanted. . N.& The aboe t I Pr • to be cl , :posed tif.' e MS VC r MliteN .The Royal Exchange As. Merc - s. Down, Thornton aut ante Office 105 0 and Co. t'.l 0 The Lo don Assurance V.c.-Aeliniral Sir Edm. 0f11.4 • 103 0 i Nag'e • 10 10 Commisairiner Paget, Thomas Elliot t, Es q . 10 0 It. N. 10 10 Wm Agnew, 1i.,,q. 5 5 The Engli.h Copper . AdmiralSkaington Lut- Company '3l 10 ridge 10 10 Wm. M ilberturce, Eaa. The MercersTompany 100 0 M. P. 5 5 Sir J. R iggs Miller, Bar. :1 0 ,W. B. Clontitikh, Esq. Schutsc, Kohn, andCo lei us 1. Belle tiou:so. 1 pping 5 0 I. Oom, Hoolhorue, rCapt. W. o:anger, R. N. 5 5 Fenton, and Co. 10 10 i Thee. Maude and'Soos lit 10 The .Proprietors of the ON SpRINO DIET. ' ' Antten . y t a tbbs. Esq. 5 0 !teLtrnitig Post .5 0 tut lit . is . it Spring (ohs.' rues a celebrated Physician) that coustie Th. T rio F. Eyson, Esq. Jos. ph Hardcastle, Esq. 10 10 ""al diseases come into action ; snit if, at this season. people ' ivgepul . ' 30 10 E..rlof Duckingbamsherelo 10 Rit e to t.io pt e an alterative diet, much human misery would be Wnt. Oxvuford, Esq. sr. Charli s Page , Esq. .5 5 v • niei IHF. NUT of the SASSAiRAS TREE is 11 ' . ' et I'l be Right Hon. Earl Per , 1 ' heße v. H.B. Harrison, 10 10 of Euglaroke Rectory, may very nourishing and 1 tto th e ala but le ' Etoord Hol!notts E`q• 1 0 l 0 NonhatoPtoo - 2 2 p casin y re,amp - ttPtrien ce has proved it to be morel efficatious is c orrectin g the : 10 Capt. D. Woodr , ff, R.N. 5 0 141 4011,.011 ^ Rear-Admiral Hope 10 ,_ . . ...sid purifying the blood than the Li-boa Diet 1.. r nk I. - LLOYD * . COYfir-uovst, 1114/RCR 7. .esartacc e ot a . A Ger.eral.hfeeting of the subscritiers wit be held at the p ,• ; y,....7% . !_:!tbject to eruptions of tt . e skin, and such as are of Merchant Ocantotte Office over the RoyAl Exchange, on FRIDAY ;;:Is iii3ous, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, Will find the 1 . Aber, the VIM Ibitaifir,,gt Twelve o'clock precisely, to take Into - 1 4 L -ts Coco., i most invaluable terrier of diet. • so: sideratlimg.e.prafpligef alowitig she Widows and Families ist a, " 4 ,_ Prindkal works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and of the O ffi cers and men. wisitzlicrt to his Maier y's tote Fun -brig it -,v_ R ' l .7:opted by k vet at erlintrt the - same Physict2lls Fewer, ea 12 guns invn, to paqicipaie in the Subscrip t,,l". in a r , und C:ate for boiling (tn "' t tisPnee °P 6d. • .., .. • Pee round, by *. Wilscu, c:t occr, No.*::n, ' Telt, had lost al the same tin: -. re 7 a irz . sattiftusu the tomtit y must be 'I HO NIAo FERGUSON, Secrstal7. accompanied we.h a 1 . No.:, George yard, Lombard-Areas 14000 'Pickets. set go,noo The Ticket, in this Lottery are of difereit Manahan; and the wilL.lc Lottery will be drtet alined in one (1.•••• Tickets and Mures arc sellieg by RICLIAAr•..4, GOODILVCIE, and Co. at their Offices, the curner o• Bank Int Idiolg , Carahlll, 0 and facing the Mews, Charing-o.s, where in the last Lottery, No. 34r C, a Prize of I was Sei.iltljit hares. NV -ANTED, a MENSMAN for a Ittgimeot of I Dragoons t home. lir mtk b. abk tog vtt I:.d•splosable references as to chArlcter. an.l Gu licatint.s tl,Tty to Meares. Westley and Parri h, Booksell• r., Strand. LAYING OUT FAA ANI3 FAR M-111/11,1 4 INGS. Dedicated (by perni—sion) to the Pii•ice On the 10th of hisrck will be pubdoolet.l„ in one Volume, Int- y pi flat sto iLustra-ed with Forty Mit a, DESIGNS for JAY INC, ou - r FARMS and FAlthi-131.111.D1NGS hi the Scotch Style • adapted to England; indud ng an Ac•ount of the Introduclice of the B• ckshirg.Hushindry into Oxfordshire and Middle-ea„aml e silvathats nn the General hnisaraticr of this system to dm km picrtinert of lauded r cry in 11;• t c:.1•1 iy 1. C. LOUDON. Publist,ed for J. !larding, St. lautcs%-vrect. • • I.OAD BYRON'S NEW POEM. 1.1 a . few days u iP b- yuhlkhei, handt. , :rele printrd in Qnaro, CIIILDE HA ROL D'S rl LC, It 1 MNGE. A Poem: wtiven during the Author's Travoi in Portugal. Spin, Alltankt. :yid soma of the most ititerrstin e t PAI t of Greece; with Notes. To whieh are added, •a few nti-c-I anew is Poems. and 'lraneat ions of modern Greek Songs, writ cn chiefly abroad ; anti a short Appentlit, colttainingObstrvrions on mo.l.•ra Greek Lituature, with a 'brut Catalogue of Ramat Author s. By LORD BYRON. Printed for John Murray, s 2, Fleet-street. London ; W. Black woo i, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dublin. WILLIAMS' EVERY MAN lIISOWN LAWYER: This day was published, in one large Volume, tern. trice lls boards, or lus. bonnd is calf and lettered, EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER ; or Cow/Lyre Law LIBRARY. t ontaining the Laws affect. I•g Sheriffs, and their Officers, Coroners, Parish Offi:ers Cor porations' Executors and Administrate.ri, Guardians and Wards, , Landlords and Tenants, Masters, Servants, Apprentici/s, and Workmen ; Farmers and Graziers, Innkeepars and Carriers, Jurors and Witnesses Husband and Wife, Panne and Child, Arbitrator,, Trustees , Partners, Auctioneers, Sportsmen, Coestrq Genikmen, Etc. Sec. Etc. To which it added, the Laws relating to Elections, Usury, &c. &c. &c. with an Explanation of the 1 ernes of Law of most frk Tient Occurrence. Tbe whole form ing a faithful and comprehensive Summary of the Winks of lib.cLatone, Burn, Finer, Bacon, Comyns's Digest, and Jacob's Law Dictlonary. Commie/teased in the most pleasing and fami- In.r manner and adapted to the plainest understanding. By T. WILLI AMk F.sq. Conveyancer. 0, The Jaws of his Country are the first Science of an English. man."--Ctsuores LITE. London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, J. Walker,' F. C. and J. Rlvington, Longman, Hurst, and Co. I.ackingten and Co. J. M. Richardson, J. Richardson, Crosby and Co.; and Wilson and Son, York. igy. The Z uhlishers can with confidence recommend the above to the Public as the most useful Wcrk ever published. It wilt also be found highly u•efnl to Practitioners, as the whole law on the Sale sod Purchase of Estates and of Goods, on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes, Wills, Legacies, Bankruptcy, ythvs, Mortgages. Annuities, libel, &c. Is compressed within hs Lamits , together with numerous Precedents of leases, Wills, Deeds of Partnership, &c. down by the most eminent Counsel. Jun published, Tie Eighth Edition, enlarged, price 10s. 6d. boards ' HE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the the of the Clergy, Heads of Families, Seminaries, and Young Prac titioners in Medicine and Surgery, containing the latest Dula. varies in Medicine. By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Ste. " It describes the nature of Diseases, and the best modes of cure, with perspicuity and distinctness. By attending to its instruc tions, the Master and Mistress of a Family may be enabled to rens*e the complaint of a continual occurrence; and the Clergy man or Resident of a retired village may, in common cases of illness, be enabled to do much good at a smill expense. Considem eel in thit light, Dr. Reece's Kedical Guide is a most valuable performance. It is more judlnious than the Domenic Medicine of Dr. Buchan, wbichwe have okodoubt it will entirely supersede." ',Critical Review, April, 1807. " It is an advantage to have ii work so judicious as that of Dr. Reece's in circulation, for the purpose of continual reference:' • British Critic, April, 1807. " The directions here given are drawn up with care and accu racy, and perfectly intelligible to those who may have ocaa:on to use them."—Annual Review, 1801 " Dr. Reece particularly designs his book for such families as I are remote from medical aid. To those persons We may venture, from its intrinsic qualities, to recommend the publication.' • Eclectic Review, October, 1807. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Ovine , and Brown, Pater , noster-row; and sold by Burgess and Co. 24, Itedford-struet, t.:evaitlarden, and all Booksellers. ABOUT 1100 Quintals COD rird,• new os board the it bowler Esitdostia, Gloaceatet. Weed • tato s b lardy detained sad seat le here by hie M+ era kbip Della Pinr, Chedis Diabase, Qptais, sad Dryad, Liansd gal. way, Esq. Ora n and as Psist. Fee waves. "wifurtber biKswisassa b apply to Meows. Hamm and Su us. Merchants, Plyipssth. JOHN LUSCOIC4BEs &dm Immcd'at.•ly afterward% • Abnat WOO Quintal% COD FISH, now ea lama the othedwer Ahtgo , l, of Nowb :ry Poet, Valet Stites hely dstibed seat In here b bis Males y's oh" Nis are, OVUM Mg U. -elnumr, Bert...ed est:dentatd in Prize. vit:vilin sod Archer 10 livraw Ina vett* Ilierb. Haman •limt :kr vs, piterchents, I losootath Plymoirlt. March y. 1 Pl 2. 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A Free' tad capital rich Meadow, a short Ciirar.ce frees J. con ,A rl i ag I , ,,,Lided on the Wed by Om Alva Otttr, and ad)otnirg to the lauds of the Corybratkie titbe free, and lard tax rtdetnie•'.. 11ze !.ands are In excellent euitivation, fuming a very eligible Property f. r occupation. or to invest money; the whole in pis. session of Mr. Rkharl Mlles, tenant from year to vrar. May he viewed by applying to Mr. Miles. at Cooties:minter. where Partieulan may be had, and at the Hone Shoe las; at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon ; Argei, Stilton ; Wheat Aleotibury Hill; of Mr. Kendall, SePritor, Cambridge; Use Crown, Caxton ; Feathers. Wadi Mill; of Messrs Windiss.flon. Hukaway, Solicitors, Southampton- befidings,( binary kne et Gangway's; and of Mr. [Lifts, Warwick-street, Gddetr , square, where a Plan may be seen. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE few a sin.tll on. reel Fatailr, whh mo-t charming prospee-. 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P ddock, at 4 1 th ree 1,00,„„„ of rich Arable Land. The Prtinises ate in good repair, well bop. plied with water, and contain in the wito:e near 90 Acres, all contiguous and Tithe free. Further particulars may he had of Mr. Leeward, Sirwiyoe and Land Agent, in Clispal-Court. New Butlingtowstreet, Lowest. PUBLIC NOTICE. - Reigate, Februarys, ISIS. MR. RYMER having recived mAny Letters from Persons labouring tinter PARALYTIC AFFECTIONS, SC. acknowledging the.great benefit they, receive from the following Medicine, and that they cannot do without it : that it is not to be had in some places, it , e 1 'sr other its purity is doubt'ul t and, that its price bean heavite rpun them, &c. Mr. Br at tat hereby • gives notice to all such stiff-rers that he wit grant them a liberal allowance upon their respective orders and incLosurra. RY ats MAJE4TV'S ROYAL LETTICRL YATLICT. Granted unto James Rymer Surgeon, Reytate, S u rr e y s Inventor - and Preparer of the C ardiac and Nervous Tincture. CASE IV. To Doctor Resent, Si a—l have been troubled for a long time with a very relaxed State of Boly, Loss of Appetite, l.uwt:ess of spirits, Nervy as Tremblings, and ,Numbness of Hands, owing to a Pit of Pahm, After various skilful means being tried without success. I had re • course to your CARDIAC and NERVOUS . 1 INC I:RB , whites happily has had the desired diva, and restored me to perfect health. In justice, therefore, to your Medicine, I shall think my self much ob'iged if you w ill make the above bath know.. I am, Sir, &c. JAM . FS SMI I H, Whetstone, April 17, 1I 1I . Bates, at% laming:, Middlesex This Medicine may be had genuine at Mr. Morgan's, No. 41, West Smithfield; and, wholesale, of Meters. Dicey and CO. Nes so. Bow Chuma-yard, London ; au.l, rnatl , nf every Wear el their Medicines in the psinvyal es ns, i.s.kretties at is. Pd. ke. ,o , km bY 341. II log r.. 1. 'U.. Ut ivai lay I . rie• his 1 aye ote In • et Etli 'IS. dir• vas ;OD-. Into pet belt tta tte ,ud tu• ate the o of itnt Lid eti es at .urat iedie • 601$ i rh. ~.•. WO) t die f Po AMP nun► I VP 430 reg . sties 0. • stal • - IL S