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4 ) , .- 110 F, "ry --••••.ani;l„.•""ek 0, 4 li/. 1 ().:7 4:‘ En 9378 FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1817. • PRICR S VVN- PENCE. 10 TIME PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S rooi. I,Aotas AND GeNTl.lllllltie, T"' 'Env datterinr and kind reception 1 have met with iu the course of my amen for th e h ems , of nw iyitig the vacancy in Poor Dir,ctlon, demands the eitoression my most grateful acknowledgments. boccessful progrhs I have already made, authorises me to the most sanguine hopes of obtaining the object of my taihmon 1 a • not, however, undervalue the activi•y of my opponent, rep -t interestsengaged in his support; I therefore feel it incuos• wit upon nit to . mint my friends to pc? brvere In *tat line of tnweatied seal which they have hitherto so obligingly displayed; , gd that they will confer upon me the additional favour of an t oy arrndance at the Eaq India House en Wednesday nett, the tech Instant, the day of Election ihave the honour to be, Zadies and Gentl?men, Your much obliged and faithful servant, ROBED I* CAMPBELL. g, Argyle-street, March 110, IBt 7. SUPERB SPRING LOTTERY. JSIVEWRIGHT, Contractor for the ensuingl V • Lotterke, In deference to the wishes of the Public, has de-1 tenwtned to charge only the following very moderate ['Aces for Tiekent and Shafts in the SPRING I OTIERY, which kilns Drawing the 90th of APRIL, viz. A Whole Ticket only la Guineas, A Half . £9 19 0 l Au Eighth £2 11 6 A Quarter S 1 0 Sixteenth 1 6 0 And the following Novel Scheme is submitted wi h great confi dence that it cannot but meet with universal ap,u , ohation, tor, hough] of containing 4 Blanks to 1 Prise, a, late I.ntt-ries have chyle, the present contains more than 2 ( ) die. to 1 Slztik : SCHEME. Prizes of 4120,000 Money X 40,010 2 90,000 Consols 401 00 2,000 Ditto 4,000 SALES 131 AUCTION.. ONE HUNDRED 110 ZEN CHOICE post . r.wrsc AND FORTY DOZEN nurtouNDr. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Rooms, No. 97, Pall Mall, near the Ordnance Once, On Tuna {DAT next, t7th March 1817, at One o'clock, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF CHOICE PORT-WINE, of the Vintage of 1804. in bottle nearly Six Yeard; Eighteen Dotbeu Burgundy Yin de Nuis, and Nineteen Dezen Ci.aniherton Burgundy, of a very superior qua lity, lying in the &rand—the Props rty of a Gentleman Samples may he tasted en tile Morning of 4ale. CatAlognes at 97, Pall and of Mr. Robins, Warwßll. street, Gotdel-tquare. In a few days urth be published, Hatulsorn printe4l in foolscap lieu. price boards, THE BO WER OF SPRING, with other Poems. By the Author of the Paredhe of Coquettes. " It Vex et Venus." ..... HYI)E PAItK. 'FIESTA A 11 1 . •OW NI MANSION. With Oakes, Coach houses, stablro,&c. (xi an appropriate !ale, CONN.WOHT PLACE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrsway's Coffee-house, Exchange-athy. CornhW, oti TasußsnAr, the 19th of April, I 817, at [we've o'Clock, 'HE Capital EirgAnt LEASEHOLD MAW SION, situate No. 1 I, CONNAUGH Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme and Brown, London. Speedily will be published. by the umc Author, a new Editlen of the Paradise of Coquettes. I ••• ••• o,noo 14uney *WI ••• MOO Consols ...... 000 Ditto ••• •• 1100 Ditto 100 Money ••• •• Money 4,000 4,000 3,000 ;000 A T a numerous and respectable MErI'ING PROPKIETORS of EAST I N STOCK, held at the city of London I avern this 14th day c.i March, 1817, RICHARD CAMPBELL. BAZET I, Esq. in the Chair, T_. legswing Resolutions being moved by Enw. FLETCHER, gaq•sod.reoaded by Tuomus Wr..eiNSON, Esq. were unani mooly vo eti t lar, Thai Mr. ;tomtit Camearch It, in the opinion of this Meeting, well qualified to supply the vacancy occasioned in the Court of Virervirs of the East India Company by the resignation of Culimel lobo Al :antler Bannerman, whose valuable sittvicea I s that Coital have been so generally acknowledged. 2dly, 'lhat Mr Campbell's residence of 2R years in India and the general knowlt.tge and experience he thereby obtained of the mums an character of the Motets of that country and of the lowest. of the East lu lies Company, particularly those interests c meted with commsrcial ohjoets. combine advantages impnr toat to the sums.stul execution art the duties of Director. 341, That Mr. Campbell's entire free;:orn from ether pursuits and his habits of business; his industry and diligence, graced on so aulmpeacbable character fur hiihnur and integrity, are addi timal motives with this Meeting fv: promming his Election. 41k, 'Ulm Mr. Campbell's very considerate conduct at the la refraining from offerii,g any opplisolon to a rival Candidate of pre-eminent quablicalisnis, attd !.is manly avowal of Mr. Luntsslen's superior claims to re i:rs.ncr. are honourable and satisfactory testimonies of his con:mentions regard for the wel fare of the East India Company, and merit oor unanimous Ye. commendation of his interests to the support and favour of the Pityrieturs uf Eas. India Stock. (Siblied) R. C. .47,1:. rll r, Chairman. 1,000 1,000 In the Press, and speedily will be published, In 2 Vote. gym with Maps and Charts, HISTORICAL ACCOUNT to DISCOVE. KIES and TRAVELS la AFRICA, from the earliest Ages to the present Time. By the her JOHN I.EYDEN, M.D. Completed and enlarged ; with Views of the present Sts e of that Continent. By HUGH MURRAY, Esti P.R.S.E. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Lou. don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. 40 2,000 21 Monti lithinney i.coo 24,000 Prises of a Ticket meth in the Melt Lnitsti. OM its be drawn the lith hoe% erbkb may be soldi 96,000 toe ifilt suit - . overlooking Hyde Park, and commanding fine and ext v endvi Views al the Surrey Hills and Country. Planned Cu, the across , moilaiion of a Family of the first distinction; containing on the principal Floors, sparoua lofty Apartm. nt • of large dimension,, finished in an handsome style, with suitable Beiteitambers, We ter•closet, Ste. Servants' Apartments, roomy elegant prin-ipal and secondary Staircases. Basement contains excellent Offices of WI descriptions, planned foe the convenience of a large FaMily.s— Detached Coach-houses, and Stabling for eight Horses, and See 'ants. Rooms over. ....... 10,09$ Pfigfe. 4,502 Marks. 14.100 Tickets. Grua Total Xiso,ooo • The Lottery to be drawn on the 4th of JUNE will consist only of the 8,000 Tickets given as Prizes in the above Scheme, and will contain 2 Prizes of LI 5,00ta 4 of £2,000, besides others of £l,OOO, £3OO, sCsOO, &c. &c. all of which must be pined by Adventurers in the present Lottery, who have the ortino of keeping their Prize Tickets, or selling them to £l2 each, any time before the Ist of June. This spleadid Mansion has been finished at a great metre, and is the princ•pal Iteddence ib t►e place. May be viewed ►y Tickets. on application to Mr. Thomas Cuff. Half• Mono street. Piccadilly. Particulars at the l'hatabed House Ewers, St. James's-street ; of Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, 14, Atundel-street, Straud ; and of Mr. Itobins, Warwick-sired, Goldetwsquare. Spe.dily will be published, in . ltoyal 4to. ANEW GENERAL ATLAS, constructed from the latest Authorities. By A. AItitOWSMI rH,• Hydrograplier to the Prince Regent. Exhibiting not only the Boundaries and Divisions, but also the Chains of Mountains and other Ueograpkical Features of all the known Countries in the World; comprehended in fifty-threw Maps, from original Drawings, engraved in the best style of thif art by Sidney Hall. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reet, Orme, and Brows, Lon don ; and Archibald Constable and Cu. Edloburgh Tb. First-drawn 1,000 libnks entitled to aCI9 each, and every Prise above leiLS entitled, In addition to stab Prize, to one of the above WOO Tickets; so that a Ticket or Share may not only pin a (lOW Prise in this lottery, but after that may gain another Capital in the neat Lottery. rickets and Shares are now oa Bale at J. SIVE WRIGHT% (the Cootnetor's) Others, No. 37, Corolla', No. se, Haymarket, No. 11, Holborn. sad No. 141, Oxford.etreet. _ _ . VO rEs FOR THE COUNTY. FREEHOLDS, CHARLES-S I'REE I', PARLIAMENT• 5 CREE', WES FM INS IT.R. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Allay, Ccanhill, an Taut vi DAT, Aprll, 17, 1817, at Ewe's* o'Cloek, In 'I wo L.ntr, AN Eligible and Improveable FREEHOLD Es l'A FE. iancy Numbers ehould be applied fur without delay. lire day was publisbed, price in ►oards At. 7s. A New Edition, the Four Volsints handsomely printed is twee, being tbe 'third, of SERMONS ON PRACTICAL SUBJECTS. By SAMUEL CARR. D.D. Late Prebendary of at. Paul. • Rector of Sr. Andrew Under *haft, London ; and of Fincbley, hts,ldlewg. Painted for F. C. and I. Rhin/ton, No. 65, St. Paura Chsrelo yard; and T. Hamilton, Paternoster-row. I.o'r 1. A BRICK•BUILT DWELLING HOU•E, situate No. Is, Charles-strest, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, Wesvalit. ster, in die occupation of Mn.s Yeatts, on lease for an tines p;red term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Day. The House is three Stunts high, two Rooms anti a Closet on a Floor, two Parlours on the Groiniti floor, Kitchens in the Basement, Vault for Coals, and 'lard at the back. Th. Chairman having-quitted the C.h.dr, the 'l..tuks of the Meeting were propoved,by OROS GI HART WILL, Eli. VI Dr. MactralN. and unanimously voted tu Mr. BAZWIT for Du able conduct to the Chair. Mr. Carapbelrs Committee will sit daily at die City of London 'tavern, until the day of Etre:ion, which is fixed for the stith itstaat. has day was published, In Ivo. price Ss. In boards, and l• lento 3s. bd. in boards. New Editions. of THE RISE avid PROGRESS of RELIGION in the SOUL: illustrated in a t aura of Serions and Practical Addresses, suited to persons of every character and ciranstance; with 1 Devout Meditation or Prayer added to each Chapter. By P. DODDRWGE, D. a Printed for T. C. and J. Rivington; J. Cutbell; Searched and letterman; J. Otridito ; John Richardson ; Dirtoo. Harvey, and Darton ; J. M. Richardson; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Laclungtoo and Co.. Law and Whitta. tor, J. Mawman. R. Scsoltry, Ealdwia. Cradock and Joy, 011ie and Fenner, and Walker and Edwards. LOT 2. A BItICK•IfiJiLI' LVEI.I.ING-1401 7 37, .ituate N 0.15, in the same street, on trate t. , Mr. Cuattowice, for arC urearlred term of fourteen ran. The House is planned in a bun 'Aar manner to ti.e foregoing. _ Just published, Ins Vii Es. Its. 641. boards, AN APPEAL TO IHE JUDGMENT OF MANKIND. ICHALLENGE the World to produce , if it can, A Blacking that's equal to TVlttitlei Japan ; Par like chrystallt shines, while it softens the leather, And snakes your boots proof 'plan the wind and the weather. Why the praises of Twinge!, Japan should I tell, When those have used It must know It so well? • 'WM should coachmen sti:l bi ush et old harness in vain, Whew this blacking can give it fresh lustre again? Bezvertigint sts.'ond Matti I can Pradaha 4 7 none That you'll see ft adopted by Foot and Dream:to ; For you wanly can tell, when drawn up on parade, WHO glisten the brighten, lie boot or the blade. l'lse Oentletrev, too, who would boast their attire, And feel for ri erect so profound a desire. May hear the fair Ladles. if Toast les the, uw e Cry, How charmingly polished his manners andshoesl Ye authors and poets who gladly engage . To instruct and reform this degenerate age; Use Tying a's Japan end your fame will ra ke root, Theo your genius will shims as well at your boot. Though Davy and 1 - Lime have astonished the world, And the Chemical Volume of Nature unfured; Yet lu Chemistry sorely there something was lacking, Till I vaunts discover'd his wonderful Blacking. Who does not feel pride in a WiLuttotores name, When the whole of the Universe rings with his fame? ' So am I' and Was-clown' so famous afar, One the :len, of Mocking, the other of War !! Oeotisusen may observe, that dais composition, when used for their Gig or Carriage Harness, after one er two applica! ions, will produce a brilliant, rich, glossy, black lustre, and at the same thus act as a preswverof the leather. Sold retail by an respectable Shopkeepers within the circulation of this Paper, is. Stone Boalet, at titl. is. and is. Gd. nob. No. 114, London road, Southwark N.B. Ask for Tu a Nut's Blacking. To he ♦lewetl 'ill the nose of •ale, No. 13, by apply:ng no the Premises, snil No. 15, by application to Mr. Ctta.lt'•irb, bee, No. 9, Chaste.; street—where Part!cuiars may he ha.:, of Messrs. Whitninr?, itomieo, and burtiett, No. 9, New.acinate, Lincoln's ;at Clatramay'e ; and ut Robins, Wamick-rieet, t;olt i-square. THE GRF.EK TESTAMENT; anew Edition—Containing copious Note. from HARDT. RA. nth ICTPlets Scaesvtlnaa, ROSISMULIAR, &c. lb familiar Lttia; together with parallel Ya•saires from the Classics, and with references to Vigerve for Idioms, and hue for Ellipses. OCTAVO WI I lON, being the only one edited Ey the R. E. VALPY, U.D. Motor a Norwich School; and Chaplain melte &snot of Sfeawsca. RICHMOND, TURKEY. CHO! MINDELEY•TERRAcE. _ _ Eltsact ITAI.IAts: VILLA, PLEAsURE.OIiOUNDf,S4AI. DENS, Ste. an exctllent FAMILY CO I OFFICESe GARDEN, &c. range ot COACH HOUSES, STABLES,Ittai Ily Mr. ROBINS, • . . At Cotrawer's CoWee lanww,•Cbange.Alley, COSIAIROSTISHIIS • DAY, the 1 sib May, lei 7, at Twrive o'clock, in Rive Lote, Lot I. A N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA, built Ll of free -stone, by the !ate Sir CHAS. Mont, Bart. now the Residence and Property ot et ;Tin co K r r., Est]. held under the Crown for a lung term. A most ' , insularly beau. Wu! situation, CHOLMONDELEY • TERRACE, RICH. MOND. SURREY, on the Batiks of the hame.; comprisinr, au exceUent Family House, with °likes of all de,criptions, Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Gard e n, walled and planted with choice Fruititree.; handsome ornamental (heetta house, Hot house, Vineries, &c. treble Coacb.hotwe, and Stables for ten hones, with Rooms and Loft over. . . _ _ _ Tu WHOLESALE sod RETAIL DEALERS. e f Ibis Most taedsiolliiiaWaW kw duo mar of do Umlaut la e.thitt,. • A few Copia, large Paper, pr. M. Noted by A. L Valpp, and meld by Longman and Co. &kiwis sod Co. and all mbar Booksellen. . Just published, hound to red, price se APit RCEL. BOOK , for the Use hi Porte r s, lbs. necessary for aft Persons accustomed to send Goods by Coaches, Waggons. or any other conveyance; wherein Is seen at one view—to whom directed, at what plate, by why conveyance sent, wberttfrout, at what time, by whom taken. with the signa ture of the Book-keeper; whereby an &mutes are prevented In case a Parcel is lost or miscarried. To which is prefixed an Ab stract of the Act of Parliament respecting Parcels, with the Rates of Porterage. Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave Maria lane, and mid by all Stationers and Booksellers. Also, by the Same, FLEGANTIA LATINA, or Rules :nod Exercises illustrative ut *pelt Latin Style. Pr. es. 64. as Edit. . This day was published, very handsomely printed, Peen a new Type, cut foe the Work on fine Paper, la two large Volumes, quint., price .C 7. 7s. boards, jOANNI6 SCAPUL/E LEXICON GR/ECO v., LA nNum ;ex Probed* Auctoribus Locupletaturn, turn hadidtms, et Gruen et Latino, elicits et eorrec.ia. Additom ;sec tarians Dialternrum, in I abutas vinipen.liose redactarom. Acec. dant Levees Etymologicutr., cum I hentatibus hives. igatu Dim inioribes et Anoutalit; et Josnnis Meiirsii Gloasariont contrac tem, humans &•ideratorn. Editio nova, in qua, none printout, Vltalkada ex Appendiee Askorviana secundum iitetuutu *erten' beeniater. Oloegosi Ezeudibant Andreas et Jacobus Duncan, Academia lypegraptii; impends I. CutbeU; Longman, Hurst, s, Orme, it Brown.; J. Nunn, R. Priestley, I Booker, law et Whittaker, Lackingion et See. S. Balmer, G. Ginger, J. Mawman, Baldwin, CVadock, et Joy, T. Hamilton, Gale et Fenner, R. Saunders, et kodwell et Martin, Londini. Lot t, (*mists of a desirable Family Cottage Residence, lately altered and improved at a considerable expense, with excellent Othees,Coach•houst,and Stables; good Carden walled tound,hca Lot S. An excellent Gat den, ssalled round and planted with choice Fruit -trees, situated adjoining the Cot cage and Garden. Lot 4. A capital Piece of Garden-ground, .nrroat.ded by lofty walls, with a productive Peach-house and Vinery, planted with tbe choicest Fruit-trees, &c. and adjoining Led S. i of 5. A Valuably Property, situate in the Old Palace Court s and adjoining Lot 4 ; consisting of a range of Seven Coach-houses. and .'•tables ler Thirteen Horses, with Lone over, let to respect.. able Tenants. This day *as published. a new Edition. • • With Additions and Corrections, price Ss. ed. bound, REY to WALKINGAME'b TUTOR'S AS-' SISTANT, containing Solutions to the Questions, with &inferences as they stand in the last Edition of that Work. By T. HEW! I"V. Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman, Law sad %Flanker ' Longman, Horst. Rees, Orme anti Brown. J. Welker sad Co. Damn and Harvey, F. C. and J. Rivingtoo, Baldwhi,Cradock, and Joy. and J. Black. Where may be bad, price 4s, the only genuine Edition of The Tutor's Assistant • being a compendium of Arithmetic, and a coimplete Question i3ook. By Fruit's Walkingarne.—Noqe are genuine but what ue signed at the back of the Title-page, " James Scatcherd." The whole forms ONE COMPACT F.STATE, and may bie viewed by applying at the Niciblon, (I.ot I), where Patticulars Isar be bad, and at the Castle and tie Talbot Inns, Richmond; Brillion, Hounslow; Castle, salt Hill; White Hart, Windsor Pigeons, Brentford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Ro►id., War wick-►treet, Golden-9one; where a lira of the Estate may be teem THE Pubhe at large are most respectfully CALl ?mem) against noxious counterfeits; composed of delete. Timis ingredients injurious to the Hair. The Original and Ge. swat I4ACASSAR OIL is ROWLANDS', which is recomill mended ou the bask of troth for renovating and beautifying the human Hair, and prevents Its being injured by fevers, accouche. Meets, violent meek', travelFng In various climates, &c. Each genuine Bottle of the Oil is signed on the outside label in red ink, " A Rowtoun and Son," with a little Treatise enclosed, and the prke is 31. 6d. is. 6d. 10s. 6d. and one pike& per bottle. Alto each guinea bottle of the following ankle ingaed on the outside label the same: ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, Which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, &c. to a lienitifel glossy and permanent BROWN or BLACK, imitarirg the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Wier or Gentlemen may Aye thek heir with ease and secrecy rite it 7s. 6d. and 10s. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro. Floors, A. Rowland and Sen, corner of Kirby.street, the first umiing on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, London; and, by appointmeor, by Meters. Hendries, Titeliberne-street ; Berry, 17 , Johnson, I IS, Greek...street, Soho; Smy'k and C 0.117, Gatti( and Peirce, 57, New Bond street; Newberry and Suns, 45, St. Pail's Church yard ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders la Town and Country. Aho may be bad, a pleasing and entertaining Essay on the Ctirloss Structure of the Homan Hair, worthy the notice of Pe rms, Proprietors of Schools, &c. Pelee Se. THE CAT AND THE B 001; OR, AN IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS. AS I one morning shaving sat, kor dinner-time preparing, A dreadttal howling from the cat Se: aU the room a•staring ! Sudden I furred—beheld a scene I could nut but delight In, For in my boot, so bright and clean, The cat her face was fighting. Bright was the boot—its surface fair, In lustre nothing lacking; I Dever law one half so clear, Except by WAIIIM'S BLACKING. I that name shall last as long As beaus and belles shaU dash on, lenmertal•zed in every song That chants the praise of fashion For, oh I without bas Blasihit. all Attempts we may abolish, • To raise upon our boots at all The least of Jet or polish.) Surpried Its brilliancy I viewed With silent adinira , ion • The glass that on the tabl e stood Waxed dimly on its station. I took the boot, the ;lass dliplac'd, For soon I was aware, The latter only was disgraed Whene'er the boot vim near. And quickly found that I could shave, Much better by its bloom, Than any mirror that 1 have Within my drawing-room. And since that time, I've often mill To think how pees was frighten'd, When at the bon she tugg'd aid toil'd By Wanasies Eleseiog brighteled. The above laminable BLACKING is prepared by IMPOR I'ANT ADVICE. ••••-.---••• SI quid niorhiti r c esios Caodidua Imperil, 81 non his utere mecum.—Hoc. TO reguitte the human pas . eions, not to destroy them; to give them a proper direction and a due force, In stead of vainly attempting to ersibc.i.e them front cur nature, or hisolubly and impiously pretending to divert them into new chan nels—is the business of a rational dictated by the pre.. septa of the purest Relirion, and countenanced by the condos :on. of the sounded philosophy. It is uenucetsary, afier al4 that hap been written nn this subject, to J. t:-.be the symptom. which in dicate those disease. that are brouglit upon the Ivirnan body aed mind Ly 10 t verso is sexual pleasure., add paractitarly by perseveting is a pernicmus habit too often aegis red at Fehool. ' It move comet ns the private hawinet.s of individuals and the general prosfer:ty id [L.:country, to announce to :he Public, that Irons a long and extensive practice in ars particular branch of or re‘kence id hot the Profession, we can with the rrearest conEdence assure all Parents awl Gliakii3lll of Youth, and those persons who labour under general or partial eletnin. , and derattrements . 1 i t h e .biritrotith SYSTll34,lVhetileepro.ttic;elity !his habit, by inveterate P‘ to ra li t t e u i ry i , ll E " y immoderate crib!, c S i v i: r a t a l: e t.:: b r y c tt e ec nse tioa a . p b o y ic i at in i ,r n or by excesses of any kith], that we have q in our power to offer an entirely new meand of cure, without the smallest use of MLR cu av, which In all the varieties and in all the stages of these complaints, has continued to answ,t the most saogulue (spec:a, dons of Patients of both Sexes. _ _ Tills day was peblisbed, Well printed with a large Type. of a cuoverdest *lse for the Pocket. price Is. 6d. is commas siding.—As is'erior EAU. HICKMAN'S DIUUIIC PILLS. THIS celebrated Medicine, by numerous and most extraordinary cures, has suliciastly established ha reputation as a reme dy for t he Gravel, and every disease Mar .fond by s vitiated action pf the urinary apes, to as 'unties recommendation. By combining ebsaliedlf ri Z e the fterced fluid 64 strengthening the vessels, it beat dimelveasnd !units away the gritty matter already formed, and prevents bs %titre geesracou. Airing es these pnociples, Hickman's Pill• ye rectal:naided whit confidence to every patient Aimed end. Il l i orderb arising trots the. Kidneys and lils..dcr. whether as Gravel, Lumbago, Pales in Back or Loins, Stoppages of Urine, ttill "ltvee other ferns they sway mums; and they possess the advaLrage of requiring neither confasement nor restraint of dkt I hring .heir use. foil ur hours at Q.S. 941. 04 1 1 is. (by APPobnilahl) by R. ;Wet al, Chemists, Nee, Cbeapaide , co r n er of Si ears ;-, inch lard; Sanger, 150, Oxford-serest; Wright ant . .act, li'Xh nree,, Bea 4.1:% 4 1. ; duct t., rhv princigiuditouksel ht. Uhl iiiiiggior ugly City and I o 1 :.4 We King dam, Lion, pries is. ACOMPANION to the ALTAR; 'hewing the nature and necessity of a Sacramental Preparation, in order to our worthy receiving the HOLT COMMUNION. To which are added, Prayers, Mulitatioos, and Hymns; with an Hired*. tury Essay so the Origin, Num, sad Tendency of the Lotto's Sapper. Chiefly selected from the Writings of HUGH BLAIR, D.D. Printed for Scateberd and Longman Avg-Maria-lane; gild sold by all Booksellers..—iWbors may be tad, I. The New Whole Duty of Prayer ; containing aftrsiz Po. rally Prayers, suitable for --of and Evening for every Day in the Week; and a Variety of wilier Devotions and flunks Outage for particular Pomo, Chclunatanoss, and Cbiessioas; pow 41. a n boards, 11. The Deily Companion , with Christian Supports seder the freebies of this Worldprke is. honed. S. ha Devout Soars Daily Eaglets', in Prayers, Costietopio dons, and Praises. By R. Parka, D. D. Price is. 4?Diving Breathier ; or, A Pious Soul thinttog after ;USW. price in PARALYTIC COMPLAIN MUSCULAR CON TRAC 'HON or tb. Limas, DIBTORTSO6I, and CANC.BR. MR. OLIVER, lac Surgeoh of the Roy%) Y. rk Hospital, Chelsea, fee the Tromment of the *ewe Coin. plaints to air Array, begs to Inform his !Wends and the Public, that be has renswred to No. 1 I ' Belize', Termer, Pimlico, where tie continues to remove Actions of the above miters, by • midi which, bg is happy to say.* sanctioned with du ipproal or the first Profesiiimui Charmers Ie the Couotty. Mr. 0. may be eonsuhed * home oo Monday, Wednesday, en d Friday Mornings. from Tau to One .'Clock; or by Laster; poit-paid,hulesivg a ter. wo more _Ladies of the highest respeaahiSty, wile have iately been cored of CSUCit by W.O. Ws Madly Ole fonnb' ' s:ua to icier to *tau ais REMOVED TO No. SO, STRAND, LONDON. And sold by most Bootinakere, Orocen, Ironmongers, Brush. meters, Perfeutnies, &c. in every Town in the Kiugduin, i n sou battles id. iod. and ie. ad. each. N.B. Ask for IVA MIN'S Dbakig• The earaestntss anxiety with which the world has long ooed great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. meats k polished aced enlightened age, as that of men of !liti taltuts, and irm-gray, dtvoting thems e lv es exc l usively to 'hese d,, c a t es, is ii-vtriced by the eager application s for advise and me dicines which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the world. lu iitight and recent cases of Syphylitic Infection, a per nett cure is completed in the short period of two days; Lod these of the utmost Inveteracy, where other Practitioners have tailed, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment," patient a sate and radical cure. 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