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Prr dent , . . .. • , . • . .••••• • - -7761* 0L . .. : . , I', , ) '.:. j r ~ , `c , , . . .. • gli i S ilo ,. '.> Ab ...4 -• . FI( • •,:4 '4,...'7, I • ,0 "44 -t i • f (0 je .-. 4; ? o ks O k*l.- Zllll f A i r : 4 ......p., --..., 4,3 A: Y *1 •. 4 . •,• ' :5 ..1 40 . or; ---`, . IA . PI • ...." 0111'tumm , J.,. _____ I cfrvima 9320. MONDAY, JANUAItY 13, 181 f. PRICE S EVEN- PFNCE. ST. THOMA:i'S HOSPfI'AL, IR. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY CLINE will WTI their Coorqe of ANATOMICAL SCRGICAL LFC lAMBS, on Monday, the 20th of Ja ire, at Two oCloelt. SALES BY AUCTION. PRESERVATION OF MEAT. Report continued, on the advantages of the use of Messrs. DoNKIN and Co.'s Patent Provisions id , preserving the health of Ship's Crews, &c. sT. GE C OR W: MEDICAL, CHEMICAL, AND HOW RGICAL SCHOOLS. COURSES will commence in the fol lowing order : e n euggery, on Saturday. houary 25, at Seven In the Even the Theatre, No. 49, Wiudmill-s•reet, by B. C. Bitomt, At.;s . al‘t Surgeon to Sr. George's Hospital. e. On ti !e Laws of the Animal Edam - tiny and Practice of t• o -stst .9, George.strttt, Hanover-square, on tvlonday, :!;,sary to, at line its the Moraine, by Grottos Peitftsou, Sentor Physician to Et Georee's Hospital, Ste. .7. On C.tonstrv, at the Rapti in•titution, on Tuesday, Feb. Nit.c c a the Morning, by %V.. 1• BKA N DE, PrOfeSsOr of Che rcm. R. s. Therarttics, with Materia Metlica and Juris rudence, p V.n..day, February tO, at Nu. 9, Gt oree•strect, Hanover c re. by 6101:61 PEARSON, M.D. F.R.$. &e. and W. J. F.R. 5 .s. Str FYI.RARYI Dome w.'d give his Surgical Lectures at St. g e om.% iluspi•al w ay. , Ptiplls gramittsmly. PORT OF PI.YMOUTH. TO BE SOI.b BY AUC TION, By ord.? of the Honotgrable Commigginnerg of les Majesty's Coy-Agog, no 'Tomer, February 4, 1017, by Tea &Clock in the Forenoon s at th e Custoug-bouse In this Port, T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, VIZ. _ _ Th's day were pohltshed, In Two Vats tlnto price 12e. in boards, SRIPTURAI, ESSAYS, adapte d to the Holy days of the Church of Busload; with Meditation oh the prescribed Services. By the Author of " Letters to a Young Man," &c. Printed tor Longman, iiura, Rees, Chute, and Brows), Parr- SUOstrr tow. Copy Of a kttcr frotd Sir JOUPIII BANES, 3arc• K. B. P R.S &C. Soh•Aqulreduly 15, 14p. Gentlemen—l have the pleasure tolnfurm you that the einhter of roaued fillet of veal yon son- rue on the iSth wf Jamary.lflells and which appeared to have been put up on the sth Deeernber* 1612, after remainin; in my posiession two years and al: montha y . WAS yesterday opened, and declared ty the unaniesnus voice of . the party present, who pariouk oho, ettusioine of six Chttulemen, besides myself, to be in a perfe-1 state Of presereation, and had not lust any elks nutritious qualities. The entail bottle you sent of Concentrated Consommé Wei . boiled in atint of salt water (agreeably to the directtaus on the bottle) and was also declared eazellent. • I feel much pleasure in communica•ing in favourable a result after so long a utak which, in tray ofniun, fully e-tablishes the el: tPseacy Sir year pewees, and l aboutl be much gra•iti d t.. h e ar that your provision, are allowed to tbe AMISS hiaj !SI kifipe, conceive it would be the means of promoting thew general bout% and adding to their comforts, without any increase of public** pea &um For the sick and convalescent it most be considered as a most valuable store on hoard ships, and wonla be the mean', or tiSN the lives ttt many of his Majesty's valuable subjects. (For Payment of Duties and Charges), tVine, Spirits, and other Goods; contained in casks and eau* landed in the names of Naval And other ONeers, froth his Ma j»uy's , hips tir war, the same hiving lain in the Custom Ware house blond the time allowed by Law, arid bill remaining en• cleared. . Ot whom may he bad, written atm by Mrs. Went, 1. I.ntters addre4,rd to a Young Man, nu bin F:rat Entrance in , o Lige In 3 vnin. 1 Sth E.:it 2I !. boards. 2. L e van to a Young Lady. In S vuln. limo. price £l. Is. boards. Fourh Edition. N.B. The einotis ablate-mentlnned will be set up in several 1.0 t., and to the highest bidder. Atte..dat.ce will be given at the Carnm.bonw. afore(ahl r ffrr viewing and tasting the same, three days before the day of sale only.—Custam.house, January 6, 1617. MADAME DE GENUS' NEW WORK. lust pubBritc4, by 1-1 Cot.IURN, Coodult street, in Two Vols. CAPITA!. FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANSION, PARK, and FARMS, in the COUNTY of CUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the George km, Pearith, on Thursday, Feb.l:o, 1817, at 12, In Eight Lou, I THE ITONFIELD ESTATE, in the Parish of HZIKET. and County of CuasscatAna, Mae miles from Paw asTr, and nine from (Lumina t consisting of a very lir- POSTANTandUtreIIIeyVALUAIBLIC FREEHOLD PROPERTY, _ LIBERAL EDUCATION. rIOSPOIZT ACADEMY will be opened again, Jr after the present Reces., on MONDAY, the 27th of ANUAkY, 1817. ii Seminary has long been establii.hett and the Plan or liberal and asters ye, combining all the advantages a Ofilltliar School with those of an Academy. The Term are now only 32 Gnus. as per Annum, which in- Ws Board, Lodging, 1,1.1 the afferent branches of Education. Puce 7s. _ES BArrUECAS.—Par Madame DE Germ% • L I.cs Bailin:lna are the inhabitants of a beautiful Valley in Sp. in, •utruunded by ituccessille mountains, who, according to Muter' and other Historians, livrd for ages in this asylum without any knowledge of or coromunicaVon with the rest of Spain. " Since the Siege de la Rochelle. Madame tie Geniis has pro. doted no work that will be read with more delight than Leo Battui:as." , —Journal des Debate. I consider the process you employss one of the mg* Important discoveries of the age we live in; it has, in the experiment do. scribed above, entirely prevented even the first stage of put* faction for two years and a half. That the same principle will continue to act longer, cannot be matter of doubt; where thee can be the dilleuity of supplying all the seamen and soldiers, whd now eat smiled provisions, with fresh meat 1 We know by the ex perience of our own bundles, that the time whies salt preserves provisions from the commencement of putrefaction Is very short: I ►equest you will send me some of your Concentrated Con. earned for my own use, as I consider it better soup than I gene. rally meet with either at home or abroad.—l am, Gentlemen{ your very bumble servant, JOS. BANKS. To Messrs. Dunkin, Hall, and Gamble. Copy of a Letter from Was Assess, Esq. F.R.S. dte. &c. Just published, In 3 V015.Pr..C.2, 12s. 64. boards, containing together nearly • TWO THOUSAND ACRES of fertile Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, principally Titre free, and within a Ring-knee, bounded by fine Roads, particu larly the Road from PaNalTu to CACLISLI, and on the South. West by the River lye. The ESTATE is subdivided into several FARMS, called HAT CLOSE, COLT CLOSE, ITONFIELD, IVIOILL Town HEAD, HILL-TOP, BECIAOPIELD.HOUSt FARM, and BROAD/111LO New INN, with the several Farm Houses, Barns, and capital Outbuildings, and excellent 'tenants upon each of them. Also Becht:meta HOWE MANSION, erected within a few years, in a modern anti elegant style. perfectly substantial, anti replete with every aceemmodation fur a Nobleman or Gentleman ' with Offices of every description, Pleasure-Grounds, and Park, Huntsman's Dwelling, numerous entines, Woods, and Muta tions, In a Country abounding with Gout and the Sports of the Field. forming altogether a most Cost rtevz Pa* 'say y, contigu ous to the beautiful Lakes in Cumberland and Weumnrelaril, and not more than ten miles from the Lake of Ullswater. The .re sentt Rent•roll, exclusive of die Mansion, Park, and Plantations, is TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum. The Estate may be viewed nt any time,upon application to the Tenants; and Particulegi lad, twenty days ;odor to the Sale. a! the Coffee-house, Carlisle • Bates's Hotel, Liverpool; Bridgewa ter Arms, Manchester; King's Arms, Lancaster ' • King's Arms , Wigton ; Red Lion, Whkebsven; Queen's Head, Newcastle: upon-Tyne: Crown, Randall ;King's Head, Appleby ; of Messrs. ?Aachen and Watson ' Land•Surviryors, Low Mins, nine Peo rith ; Mr. Lowden, Solicitor, Clement's huh London; and of Hinman and Phillips, Old Droad-strat, Royal Sachems, London. Particulars may also bit had at die Place of dale. E DU CATION. ON ONsned after DAY the , / c; ie 2 Christmas srt i t a ce n U s A il T I 4: SEIMSIIN7ARWY;II be for a 4tlnsl number of Pupils, Vullin's Row Islington, conducted by Her. JOHN EVANS, A.M. and Assistants. No Entrance. }any Guineas per An n um. There is a pleasant mons lined up sith Globes. Charts, and Maps, for elder Pupils finishing thew saKatiut. Itrference may by made to the Rev. Dr. Abraham Rrn.K nes Road; Mr ! Hildbcb, Silk Mercer, Ludgate-hill; Messm'Cr.acher and Son, Paternouter.row ; Sir J. Perrin; and Co. with +stews. Grosvenor and en. 'Cornhill.—See an Essay on ht John Evans. A.M. Fifth Edition. • rrHE GREEK TESTAMENT; anew L Edition—Containitig copious Notes from HARDY. RA• KYPICC, Scut:Atm:am, Rossumutz.ra, fcc. in fanillar Laths: together with parallel Passages from the Classics, aaa with reins cues to Vigertis fur Idioms, and lies for Ellipses. OCTAVO EDI I lON, b-iog the only one edited By the Rev. E. VAI.PY, B.D. Muter of Norwich School; and Chaplain to the Buser of • NORNICY• '; This Work is chisfly iutended for the use a the Student in Iltvinity. A few . Copies, large Paper, pr. £4. Printed by A. I. Valpy, and sold by Longman and C.. Baldwin and Co. and all other Booksellers. Alan, by the Same ELEGANTIZ IA f INAL, or Rules and Exercises Illustrative of elegant Laths Style. Pr. 48. lid. Ilds Esteemed Friend-1 happened to recollect the canister of beef which had been ha my possession for more than a year. nitro Dr. Hamel, of Petersburgh. Dr. liabiegton, W. C. Ptpya, and STATE 1.0 1T ERY OFFICES, No. 7, CORNFULL, and 24, OXFORD - STREET. a CARROLL has the pleasure of taking the t,ll. earliest opporunity of acknowledging the distinguished r e ference with which the Public has honoured his Offices. It therefore wish feelings of the highest gratification, that he con stamina his Meads on the eminent success which attended their P.:-chases a the last Lottery, what AU the following Capitals mre Sold by him in Shares t No. 7,7 45 - a Prize of • £30,000 12,530 a Prize of - 1,000 19,810 a Prize of - 1,000 1,366 - a Prize of - I,COO 4,801 - a Pima of - 1,000 11.020 - a Prize of • SOO ;600 - a Prise of . 500 1060 - a Prize of • 800 The present popular Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickets, will commence Drawing 31st of THIS MONTH, and contains Two Prises of 20,000 Guineas, and More than 40 other Capitals, otill in ktilmg Money. Ihe amount At the smaliss Prize is 'M.—. Onlers from the Coualry punctually nttended W. T. Brande, were dining with me, the canister was opened, and the beef found quite as good and well tavted ac if it had been cooked only the day before; it appeared to have lost mine of its peculiar flavour, and was pronounced excellent by the unaulp mum volce,of the company. I remain thy sincere Irked, To I. Brandon. W. A:.LEN. This day was published, price Xt. Ss. In boards, Vor.ll. Part 1. illustrate:4 by Engravings, of TH E SUPPLEMEN 1' to the ENCYCLO- PsutA J:R I I'Attlis. ICA. Edited by MACVEY NAPIER, Ebq. This Pan Is enriched midi a PrehMnary Dissertation on the History of the Mathematical and Physical Sciences, by Priiteseur Mayfair, and with contributions by John Darrow, Esc Francis Jeffrey, Esq. Professor Leslie, James Mill, Esq. Dr. itoset, Dr. 'Minus Thomson, and ocher well-known Writers. Edinburgh s Pri nted for Archibald Constable and Co. Sold by Gale and Fauna., London; Thema. Wilson and Sons, York ; Robinson, Soo, and Hulthwisrde, Leeds; and Juba Commies, Dublin. Of whom may be bad, Supplement to the Encyclopaedia Britannia, with Erigravinp, esecuied la the Ent style at the L consiating,of Two ractsonice 21.4/Leech. • • 'fa this Volume there is prefixed a Discourse, exhibiting a antral View of the Progreso of Metaphysical. Ethical, and Political Philosophy. By Dusald Stewart, Esq. F R.S.L. and Z. The meats being cooked, and without bones, tl.ey are rendered nearly equivalent to double the qulntity in the raw stale—for it should be particularly noticed that the waste in cooking, and the weight of bone, is about eas half.—Thus the fresh mess beef, with or without vegetables, supplied at ls. 9d. per pound, is, when the same is calculated in the raw stAte, bat 101 d. per lb. the expense of the canisters included. The Meats are prepared in canisters of 41b. to 201 b. *eight each.; the Vegetable Soups in quart acd pint bottles ; 1,441 c in pints, se. ; also concentrated Gravy Soup, prepared in small bottles, for making quarts, pints, and two-thirds of a pint. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. DOREN, HALL, and GASIBLIN Blue Anch«r•road, Bermondsey, South wark ; or to Mr. I. BRANDON, at the Odice, 93, Lombard -street, London. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together or in Lots, THIS MONTH, On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, Lottery begins, GYt I EBB demos it his duty to point out to his • Friends. end the Public, the superior advantages which those persons will possess, who snake their purchases in the pre. sou Lottery. BEFORE THE ABOVE DAY. The China of the EfGHT First.drawn Prins, among the Heiden of 'hid, 3,700 Guineas will be distributed, as folio* r , lit Drawn Prise will receive 1,000 Guineas, in addition. 31 sad sd ditto ditto SOO Guineas each. in addition. 4th and sth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Sach,le addition. Its.7lhat Isaias. ditto 34,0 Guineas each, in addition. Saida which, the FOUR GRAND CAPITALS of 20,000 GoIaNIN I / 2 and 6,100 Gairwu, may he all Drawn the First Day, as they ale use Fixed, but all are Fluathig in the Wheel ! and the 4 dint MO !limb being entitled to 25 Guineas each, will afford any, whose Numbers may be drawn early, an opportunity oil bereft their Chance, withott additional expense. Au early yeachase is there're recommended at ebb." of WILIIITS FORTUNATE OFFICES, 3, CORNHILL, or 17, LUDGATE.BI REST, Where N.. 325, the last Money Prise of asq,ooo freer drawn. Wag in Shares; and where In the last Eighteen Months, Three Frites of £30,000, Two Prises of £lO,OOO, one Ihi" of IMAM, Ite, have been Shared, Sold, and Paid en Demand. TO OFFICERS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. JH. BARI-0 1, Agent for a Sheffield Plate • Manufacturer, submits the undefined' Eamon Dinner and krukfast Service, for OEkers Tablet , - Soap Tureen, with Stand and Corers, '1 262/ P 6 ' 2 ' .. ,614 14 0 2 Sauce ditto - . 11 11 0 1 1 Dish nd Cover to go in Tureed 6 IS 0 2 Pair Salts, dia. - - 11 2 0 I 12 Meat Piste., Sls. 6d. - la In o 4 Soap ditto, 116 a. - I I II 0 1 Cruet Frame • - 2 15 0 I Soy ditto * . . 2 0 0 6 Beakers In a Nest • - 4 14 6 6 Wine Bullets in a nest • 2 12 0 1 Pair Camp Candlestick. - a a 0 I Tea Pot, Sugar Eason and Cream Ewer 11 14 0 1 Weir Salts, gilt Inside - 1 1 a 2 Egg Curs, ditto - - 0 15 0 ? Coffee PIE erer, to az ow the Tea Pot 014 0 1 Pawn Toast Rack .. 0 111 0 97 - 1 - 7 . Z Subject to 20 per Cent. Discount - 16 10 11-74 S 7 Prompt Payment on all Goods, warranted of the bait quality. A lie of the whales* prices ',revery article made at Shvifidd and Birmingham may be hail by applying at the Warehouse, N 0.15, Leicester-place, Leicester.square. 1W NIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETT.ERS PATEN I'. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous .. for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEA SE . One small Pill is a doee r and die taking of one Box in a recent ci,e, mil won convince the patient of the cermiat;of his speedy n covety. Nothing can be better contrived, more sale, se more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go joor• Mrs or to s e a, as k needs no confinement nor restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will tffect a Cure when repeated zialivation and all other lmbo& avail nothing. For the *tiny and °inv . Owen/cal Dieseders, this Medicine has pot its pupal. Upwards of 40 1000 pencils of both sexes have been radically cared of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight pan. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T.TAYLQR and SON, Member of theitoyal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. Rs New *na gi - street. in Buts of only es. 9d. each, duty included.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights In the Pm4sc s et night -.- They are also sold by their appointment, with directions, .1 oy Shop, 103, Ozfeed.sueet ; Mr. Dieberongles, No. Z . trect.kili, mealy opponse the Moslem's; and by otct son in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Aial, gratis to persons taking the above, oe whet of the Pro I pristor's Medicines. On Saturday, the fifth of January, 11117, will be published, price 'is. to be continued regularly every Saturday, and seat by doe Newsmen, (free of Pottage) to ail parts of tne Kingdom, diet First Number of `l - 11S. Lt TERARY GAZETFE and JOUR .II. NAL of the 11F.LLES I.E I'TItES ; expressly designed toe the Polite Circles. Annuli nuateroun other subjects it vita com prise; original Correspondence, between the Literary end JCial• idle of all Countries—Critical Analyses of new English and Fo reign Works, with copinis extracts—Review of die English, French and German Drama, the Palian Opera, New Mime, dm die. Memoirs and Remains tit Peron. of Literary liminestee, or subetwiae distioguiebed by their talentssand Orr merits—Pro. cording' of Universities, Public Societies, acc.—hketelies of io giety, Manners and Morels, Domestic and Vueeign—Verietles on lall hishkins comecreA. with Polite Literature, such as. Original Poetry— 1 be Lissi%.:ll and Liberal Arie- - -Dinenveries end improve.. ineme—Phenomena sit Nature and Minti—Pliksephical Re. marks—Eural Economy—Sclentlfic invention—Miscallanenes Article: of Literary intelligence, Announcements of New Publi cations, Worts of Art, /cr. &c. Such is the outline of the. Contents of this Weekly Journal, which by communicating the earliest inteliaenee on all ma ton relating to the state of General Knowledge, must prove of the greatest importance to Men of Letters, Public Somers and ler; mitutions, to there wbo are hittersed in the Commerce e Soaks, ur the F.ncouragtment of inventions;. and proportionably, so to the Public at large, as exhibiting a dear and Instructive picture ot the Moral and Literary improvement of the Times. The mode of publication will tend much to gratify public cu riosity, and ensure a. rapid circulation. It will be printed on a large slaw Sixteen 4to. pages, and sward, for the purpose of being franked by post, like a Newspaper. • An lades of Contents, with Tide, arc. will be given at the end of each year, and thus it will form a complete and authentic Literary Register for general reference. • Communications are, tor the present, requested tope addressed to Mr. Colburn, Conduit-street, or Mr. Valpy, '1 ooke's.court, Chancery lane, by whom orders are received, as well as by all looksellers, and Dealers in Newspapers. fr is universally acknowledged, by the most respec• JL table part of die professioo, that the Medical Boards, estab lished by theiceltbrated Surgeon. of Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, and W oodstock-street, Milord-street (a few doors from !loud-street), are the fountain bead for advice. It is a feet, that, by the united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Si: 'limo iand Pat cots have bees cured annually of obstinate Disease ; many of whom had bees disclosed from Hospitals, and hen dreds bad been improperly treated .by persons Ignorant of an im portant branch of the protesslini. Messrs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CC); are consulted daily by all ranks of pepple, at each of their Establishments; orby let teas from the Country, stating their ease ' when Medicine and , Advice are sent to all parts of the Kingdom.—There are side• doors at each house, and private rooms tor females. Direct Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. Rowland, Hill's Chstpel; or Woodstock House, near New Bond street. 11R. FOTHEKGILL'S NERVIOUS DROPS .11Lr This bitalcme has been known more than Half a Century for its efficacy in every description of Nervous Disorders, and their minus affections, as Lowness of Spirits Head Mites, Loss of Appetite, Indigetiiou, Spurns, - Hypecisoodriscism, Languor, Ansiety of Mind, Fainting Fits, and tor every kind.ef Debi**' or Mambo ; whether hereditary, st occasioned by a long re sidence its bat or unhealthy Mittel ;• the Sedentary a Life. in close application tot Study ; excessive Care or Gee, ; Dbsli'a s,los, oft ether causes. To the.. afflicted, is particularly re commended a trial of tale lavalualite Medicine, free* wind , they may be assured of obtaining almost immediate relief, nor after a reasonable perseveranee in taking it, the complete re-csta 'blishinent of their health. Sold In betties, at u. id. ; it.. and ifs. (by Appeinunest) by R. Bader and Seas, Chemists, No. 4, Limpid*, corner of St. Paul's ; Sanger,,l so. Ozford.street : Wright r d Co 20, kigh-street, BNeagb ; and by the principal Beamil and Dreighis is may City and Tows Is the United Marks. SUNDRY VAloable FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at BuchnaU, in the County of Lincoln, in the several occupatiens of Robert Tebbutt, Joseph and rhesus Codd, Ro bert fisiarpe, and William Howcroft ; and several Cottages and Parci Is lit Land held therewith, in the several Tetures of nlel Wynne, Julio Barton, Jowph Ottu i and Jo , epli Aldridge. The whole of the said Oremises are he ld at rents amounting together to upwards of A 790 per Annum, subject to flit YAW &dominos for Land fax, &c. The respective Tenants will sheer the Premises, aol further particulars way be had on application to Mews. Still, Saw i, and Rackhant, of Limoha's Inn, Luothati i or to Messrs. Peuruip, of SleaforJ, Lincolnshire. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Prepare& by Dr. &townie, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, price eleven shillings a bottle; or the quantity qt four in one lividly bottle for SSi.,ou which 9s. are %awed, duty included. rHE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is .A. universally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward isim:inci, loss of appetite, indigedion, depression of spirits, tremb'ing or 'baking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the Wood eases Mr most Violent pain. in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perpiratioa. By the military and gentry this medicine i. mush admired, being pleasant: o the nine and smell, gently as -trilling the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper teniky which a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish the conoltution after a mammal debauch with wine, he. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the Nan and West Indies for nourishing aad invigorating the nervous system, and acting a general restorative on debilitated constitutions, arising from Mous complaints contracted km hot climates.— [ho e who have the care and education of females, the studious as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the meniory, and cobra's the imagination. _ _ _ It Is the most absolute remedy for tai diseases as are attend ed with the following symptoms, namely, a great straitness of the breast, with dilliculty of breathing; "iciest patitatioos of the heart, sudden flushes of heat in various parts of the body; at other times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them • dying pains in tile arms and limbs, beet and belly, resemblin g chose occasioned by the gravel; the palm very variable, some, times uncommonly slow, at other times very quick; yawning the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a seem of suirocatioo, as front a ball or lump in the throat; alteamte fin of crying and convul sive leeching ; the sleep unsound; and seldom refreshing, and the patient often tsnubkd with bored dreams. Much has been said sty interested indivkluals against medicine that are advertised; but there is is very impostant observation to beinade respeedog the Cecilia' halm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and cicadas, k could pot have obtained the tutelampled lemand It hes acquired; for, as it has comfy the gnat adiansagel of a persuasive advocate at theme of the papent, so nothing but his conviction M kiwi:ma:by Its salutary effects, can induce per -everance, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most re etisslte to suable even the happiest combination of the sod k galsoiak to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudisr rim to beskli. ' Its well known ekweeteristie of pekintodag longevity has been Moog malateined ; for by iteoping the aminitudea, as it were. in continual repair, it Fannies the body in health and vigour, and prevents promaters decay. It respires no partlador eonliamorsi :ow attention to diet. secirity against Coenterfeks. Sold by Samuel Leigh i llt, Strand;, Bacon and Co. 4 SO, Os urd-street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and at. Nobel*, Venders; price cis. each, or fuer in one Foully Boole ar Us. by which see lls bottle is saved, with the wo.ds-- , Sans!. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the man". • Dr. Soloman expecte, When consulted by letter, the swat compliment at ail name to be Inalnisd, addresend, " Mussy ismer / De. Sulanaao, Mead Howe, war Liverpool. Yaw Moth polega's AMERICAN PAPERS. R o y a l Eh:yam Giulia had been received at Balti more to the 27th October, which menticm the arrival of French Cornmiasioners, who had returned without doing any thing. Private letters add, that the sable Minister of State was much offended at the dispatches coming addressed to " Mons. le General ChristoF lie," instead of "his Majesty the King of flayt.7in con sequence of which they were returned unopened. ANOTHER IN I'ERCEP FED LE PATIIIIT OFFICE, lies. 5...+1111 WO Ming is the last intercepted letter we have in our possession. The Spanish Minister and his'4 adored manes" appear to be much slimed and distressed for the late of their provinces in America. • Extract of a letter from the Spanish , Minieer to Don Dais.. dated Madrid, June 5, 181 . 6.—"-Undet date of 17:tr May. the-Secretary of•the Department of Finance writes-me as follows • • " I have this day informed the Viceroy of New Spain and the Inteudant of the Wand of Cuba, that the King has been esteem erd of the deplorable state in which the Miniver M,she United States, Don l.uis de Only, is placed in regard to funds and res pources, rendering him unable to meet the exigencies circa-lasted by the situatissu of Mexico, and to preemie for Ms Ui.is on I !a tom:malt ; exposing him to the altemative of with& swing from his asissiop, ,asnl, subjecting the neguriatioos wth wino, he i 1 charged to the risk of an unfortunate turn, in con Ac...i.:he el the arrival In that Republic of a Representative from rue Insurgent Congress of New Spain; the pacification, rile pul rival aria tens, and the good harmony of those dominions expet;encirg new obstachs, instead of a soiccessful aticootplishm-nt. A nd the royal 'shod being deeply all cted by thole cirem.statnes, h Is his will that the Viceroy, With due terarcl to the motives 'as -ivied, (greet that the atrOye object be satisfied, Without any - excuse or pretint, in pr.:fern:se so every other Mil eation nut of imperious justice, giving me a prompt punctual account, to be 144 .betore his Majesty , of the tulfilling of rhi, Ma sovereign determination, to which effect 1 entrust the InLisilant himself, charging him to apply with all the efficacy and dispitai which this serious twitter deserves, the means reqoisite so stuppfy he Urgent' necessities of D. Leis de Onis, and to prcveut the crass. Lion of his intporrast and thin-ate functions; all of which, lay royal Order. I communicate tor the intonuation of yCue Eleri• I leney. in reply to your note of the 10th inst. (Nigned) " Senor D. bass Onis. " ft.Dito CtVtt.LeS." With the above were two other letters, dates! Ma drid, June JO, 1816, from 1). P. Cevallos to D. L. de Ouis, written in cypher. BALTIMORE, DECEMBER S. Senor Thomas, arrived in 14 days from St. Tho mas, reports, that several drngers which had gone to La Gioia on account of the lta)alics, had rLiumed, Plinding the , place in possession of the P at riot s . • Flour still continues at a high price in the United States, though in Baltimore it had fallen from 14 to 10 dollars. On the 3J December, a ire AIM lire broke out in New York, wiled) consumed 30 houses, and stores. The wind was very Ligb, and flakes of burning shingle were.. di even oohs the . root. 10 4 great distance. The , damages were its= ,Ccd AC i4J0,900-dollars. 'I his day was published. in Rem price 5.. Wants, A TREATISE TETANUS, illustrated by a number of Cases. By JOHN MORRIgON, M.D. / Aw ay o f the Colony of Demerara. Pritood for I.o:,entan, Hurst i litre% Orme. anJ Brown. Lon. don ; Hodges and M'Arthur, Dublat and Consubk and Co. Edinburgh.