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'ait CO. ; .. of, the took), wmigiodhita dadimakik.4:44•orti at ,Lyinlit s . tub, in the tuniernsanstonan cnipigi, and Wand, : unt Y " -- .7.m0. nnvi P"''' '''.l cb! a t s **. and Sy- - , , I toil. hi /Amoy sesicistettet lir: rk filighdieborwMik, had two auto( rend% tom that, if you slite - tifirat fit thAelegate time g r gord, Essex (weeblive of Norfolk, that len( filaPorfant trust, it sluff he my WiStain Study td Ms- ' 4 ' 4 " lia r IF1 . 1 ” 61441 1 11 11111. "* H144. 1 ' at a ll " 04r 7Wril l i A 7 4fa li t4IfiY 4 Z PL ltn i e " ink. (inchtding the Tilbury rortj, Northampton, ST' 1 4 MIMI *pen dee it? .E;r. artOlNTritE ,u ob , . iri efg, ;.. • Jr. , ..,;`-‘e. • 1 " s chnispigtedstica of it with . wereostttiog zeal iio fidelity, ie - .. v . Ales • wwisedi ' ifillelAttireligiii6lolfigN #ciatri 7 Town of Hunger- Gloucester (imbed- Northumberland, neMaidally to those round principles upeii the Civil 04 -' • . TA . ___l., sr. .A... , INlyt wish. 4 .0 6.4 . ),Im. bear meths Abins. , fora), lag the Qty of Nottingham, Sielaleitkal Estsblisbnients Of our • don are • Yollll4imily R. leaeranasel ) . l ' IRA milk 1114 1414 iiissicidiFoim e . -) Y. Wil li ' ' l litas. iniagn ienvkk, Bristol), Oxford, A ni s e & - • •, -; -.. - 1 , , •.1 Ii- '' • , of Mu illayori••S, Great' I. Loadosk ~rmil . _rears. 1744 it'll. . • • ti jr,..gsgr rialli! Bucks, Hants, Rutland, . She Ike listallir iblibtligit • . 011. 4prits. "4"meni .81" '1 I. Tx : weIV ' 11;;14114 : ___________lll4. : - ri-181 .1 0 1, 1: ‘ 11 -:-. ~ '%l 1461411"4"ii1.164: 17 414"" " a11 t,,... fgh4bh441 :::(7 14 : 64.1 :. , Z Zam" : :# "N .; : d 0i1t40 1 " ."1-r :Ii"-Intunis4".".‘711116411168 0 0 0 1 4 04: rt: lie °r t am bridge induct - Hereford, Salop, Your loss • leg the Town of Hertford, Somerset, ' ' • - 0.1,4. 1 14 4 . 11 t1 'IX 0 - ' • Jun • Newmarket), Hunts, 1 34010.1 - gsggio, MIL 2., ll' • Alt !. iLi . . 11. .. . illbsokipf• ' 4111111. " .4.41"e1e flosoll Warik • abut/wake Veal . 17”0. . ' • Chester, . Isle of Man, aiffnik, r 4 iitittik •,. - AVER° DE LON. N.B. , A -Lady, ethnic ma7l-1..d . name teed el tneisecar, Wye- Domwall (includipt Isle of Wight, fibtreY, .111412311 - IN BRIM race lova • ' ' Tel raga* regident at No. 4), Witent-plate, Latisbetkrisitt yid i d et the swim titureli Scilly), tient (including Til- Sussex, • LE" , Pilidiid fry 1 • 424 " ) " 110 Hill% No* Owirk,'la 4 Rdewlis • *lt is preorried that this publication WM prove a highly . ee , ` l 2,,l l „a t i("` ''''""" Yea" ate ' 14 e l arter . n thy Lone day as Nis.. and Mrs. Downing.... ... - 7arnberland, buty Fort), Warwick, Paternoarije-rovi.. . sail/table present from persons havinferierids in Spain sr .kinerici. Isrh m .,,,„ e wilket o mo i to i r.ite to • Mr. 5te ,,,.... ionc ",, , slot Derby, Lancaster, Westmoreland, I. THE . SPEECHES of the Right Hon. HENRY •; : Ahm ltn B tA Is 140 4SAnkr, . . . Coltepe Gardens. AlAcrmanbuky; or to Mersra. Gregory and ! GRATTAN, in the Irish. and in. the imperial Par: . Its 'Polo Vohnuol; rice E 1 10 c• Soo, Solivitors,Was disandlere-lidroluformesion of *e . above. Devon, Leicester, Wilts, liament.-Edited by his Son. In 4 vole . o . vp.. vice ,62„ ea. • Aideseriglem elite COlTtialFs., h . laaaltax, *Bre. of the Arias, Co.r.4:6l4atev, or *her Mr them, thallisenalwrfhVlLo4llWll34. o 3 )orset, Lincoln, Worcester . boards. Nartoadf the itcastaw n it w it s. &mi nt . the gi t h Divhion of llewartl, b-..shits the psualtFee. . And .say -peisoe tar *vier , )urham (including Middlesex, York, 2. The SreEcsie% of the Ripht /fon to3iviku Buses, in the the **nit.. mi Mt"" " ln'ar. who was aelitt:theed wPit • the said NllHant Ha yovi.-qe_ Jolla Holy Island), Monmouth, ' House of Commons and in Westmirktet ILI Handsomely RUNDAiLL'S HISTORY OF RNGLAND. -.. I Downing and Mati r ldiwire, in - their life-tine, h ropitipoipd to In the several Counties of North and South Wales , printed in 4 vols. Rvo. price . C 2. 16s. boards. ..... . I communicate - with the' shoire. •; - i ' - * r 1 - *jeee . taCkai ' iervikk, Backs. ilmbridge Cbesur, Cornwall Aiiieberland, 10 16 1. Donee, Durham • Thia day was publiThed, . Li One thick Volume, 12trty. with Fort)•-tivo Rniravinp. price 9i. in boards, StikIBOLICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE HISTORY OF ENOLAND. " • In the several Counties of North and South Wale% And in the sevetal Counties in North Britain. That the deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of )larch next ; tbat Proposals in writing, sealed up, and 'narked •'fender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, se or before Tuesday, the 25th day of February, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must he made separately for each County and Island, rto•Tt for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender ; as also must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must lore the Leuer which is annexed to the Tender properly filled sp, by two persons of known property engaging to become /sand with the party tendering in the amount stated in the rioted Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; trd ro Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Ten der, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it en happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops shauld be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Sumps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the - first instance by As Contractor, will be reCundcd to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office, between the hoursof ten and font. printed 4 vols. Rvo. price £2. 16s. boards. • 5. A GIIXISINII and CORRITTIM RI , PORT of the Semtents of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM Pt r, in the House of CoMmons, in 3. vol.. Bvo. 16s. boards. 'Third Edition. 4. The SPEILCUILS of the Right lion. CHARLES JAVVII Fox, in the House of rommons, • in 6 vols. Bvo. (with an .Introduc tion by the Right lion. Lord Erskine), £4. 41. boadt. . • 5. &mimes in PAIILLIAMENT, of the *obi of his Wiunassidt to which is prefixed some Account o his Life.--By Thomas Amyot, Esq.—ln 3 soh Bvo. price El. 16s. boards. _ caNDt.Rs.:::-To tiocsaKEEPßlkk.`.. rULI, TWENTY PER CF:N.T. IS S i tTliill.. l . A LAttGE Stock of fine MOULD CA NorstS • of AA. a superior quaiiity, at nit. per dozen ; also, fine Store Can.: dies, for fine working branches requiring a bright clear light, on equally advantageous terms, at G. RUSSELLS, Tallow-chand ler, Old Compton -street, Soho, one door Inuit Dean-street. v. ` By M. A. RUNDALL, (Late of Rath) Author of " The Grammar of Sacred History." Second Edition, with Akerationa, Additions, and Thirty-nine Palma Ings. • r Rioted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, AveiNkokieisse. HALL'S PATEN r STARCH, for getting up Lace, Muslin, Linen, &e. of a beautiful colour : . and Pre venting their turning yellow. This new and auporiir Article form, a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind of Starch, by its brilliant whiteness; and, when prepare.' for use according to the directions, is considerably - stronger, and consequently more economical.. Its greatest excellency consists In being very fluid and transparent (notwithnuntlineits superior strength), resembling a thin solution of fine Gum Arabica thus alvtsted of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is worthy of remark, that the latter is so defective in colour, Sta. that the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, kir order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is nut re quired with the patent article. • Sold in cotivenieut Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131, Wood -street, Cheap tide ; 147, Strand, London, warranted ge nuine; and may be obtained of every rearectable Dealer in Starch, in Town and Country. This day was published, price 51. half - bound, ADVICE to PARENTS and TUTORS for con ducting the EDUCATION of CHILDREN. • By W. JILLARD HORT, Author of " The New Pantheon," Bc.c. CONTWXVI : —lntroduction.-1. Care of the Body.-4. of the Mind—Religious Ideas and Feelings—Benevolent Mise dons—Cultivation of the Mental Faculties— Judgment—fovea • - tion—Teaching to Read--Memory—imagination—Taste—Hia- % sou—Abstraction—Reflection-3. Course of Studies. Printed for Longman,Hurst,Rees,Orme, and Drown, TANIdoo. Of whom may be bad, Uort's Course of Education, 22 vols. in a Case, Ati. 13e. 84. Thii 0147 as published, rice 6s. id. in board*, TZIOGRAPHICAL CONVERSATIONS on tne mo4r eminent and Instructive British Characters ; inter spersed w i th Alkeedotes Illustrative of their Lives and Actions, and of the Times in which they lived. ". By the Rev. WILLIAM SINGLET, M.A. ELS. Printed for . Harvey and battens, Oraceclutrch-street. Also, lately Blngley's Conversations on the molt endiosat 'Cozen, price Is. ed. and on celebrated Travellers, 111.31/1 prehend log distinct Narratives of their perm* -.~. This day was pablialied. . _ I, ALEI'PO-ANTIOCH. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for Ma naging the Subscription for the Relief of the Survivors of the EARTIIQUAKF.S in SYRIA, held at the City of London Tavern, the 6th February, 1823, NIVEN KERR. Esq. in the Chair: RZSOLVZD, That the COmmittet offer their vatefulacknowledgments for the contributions received, and renew earnest solicitations on behalf of the wretched Syrians: That although no recent oom ; rcunications have been received front ALEPPO or ANTIOCH, it is certain that disease and wretchedness must have greatly in creased, both by the severity of the winter, and by the impossi bility of recovering the property buried in the ruins, from which the survivors of the Earthquake have been drivel by a pesti , kraus atmosphere That the amount hitherto received can be but of scanty aid where whole Cities have been destroyed, and where so many thousands of the Inhabitants are the victims of such an almost unparalleled extent of desolation. - £2 66 9 9 0 This day were publi shed, in Syn. price 161.6 d. inboards, D ISCOURSES,chiefIy Doctrinal, delivered in the Chapel of Trinhy College, Dublin. By BARTHOLOMEW LLOYD, D. D. S.F. T.C. D. M. R. LA. Professor of Mathematics in the University, and Chaplais to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Chinch-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. " This Volume possesses much Interest to the theological Student. The Author's researches have taken a comprebon. sive range, and his arrangement is clear and perspicuous. He is fully acqnainted with his subject, and in earnest in enforcing his convictions; whilst the object of his undertaking is constantly kept in view, to produce a preservative for minds not as yet in fected, rather than a sanative for those already tainted with !ter ra' ian,errors. We have little doubt that his efforts will be ac cepted as of Much service to the cause he has espoused."— Monthly Censor, August, 1822. Vise amount already advertised, including 4500 Yrom the Levant Company, and 000 from the East India Company - Received *ince : ors Winson (Farling barn) - se2 0 Mr. Alderman Brown 5 5 Manfield, Esq. 5 0 John Searle, Esq. • I I J. G. Geller, Esq. 5 0 W. licthwell, Esq. 5 0 Adam Norris, Esq. 5 G A Friend to the Syrians I 0 Anthony Molyneux, Esq. 2 0' 11. 2s. 6d. Messrs. Howarth Jew ell, and Gibson 30 10 Colonel Henry Wortley 5 5 J. A. De Rtimer, EA. 2 £ Behj. Bayley, Esq. 5 5 Dr. Richardson 2 0 Anonymous (per Drum monds) 5 0 Mrs. Wrah Wright 5 The Misses Mello 5 0 J. M. 1 0 The Worshipful Com pany of Ironmongers 21 0 Mrs. Dorothea Whit more 8 0 P. P. 5 0 Robt. Barclay, Esq. 20 0 1 0 J. Hambrough 20 0 F. Bipnet • 2 0 John Christie - 10 o t Bewley, C. Corry, and Co.. - 10 0 It Morrell 5 0 B.' G. 1 1 11r. Waid 1 Ph. P. - io 0 I V. ' 5 0 Capt. Ar. De C. Brooke 5 0 N. N. 10 0 Rev. J. T. Fenwick 2 2 John Capel, Esq. 5 0 J. and W. W. - 5 0 A. 13. 1 Rev. H. H. Smith 1 0 Thc . Hortble. Nrs. Hut chinson Messtl. Smith and Co. (Knaresboro) 1 0 Rev. M. Noble - 1 0 Some friends, per ditto 513 John Wilson, Esq. 1 1 W. J. 5 0 L. M. 1 1 Capt.Eck Hawker 2 0 1 0 Johuldicklethwaite,Esq. 5 5 By N. R. A. 0 10 Moans Shepherd, Esq. 5 .5 John Cowell, Esq. S 0 • Sibactiptkos will be received by all the Bankers in Town and Cowry; by J. T. Daubtm, Esq. Treasurer, 2, New Broad strset; George Liddell, Esq. South Sea House ; at the Stock adonis; at Lloyd's and at John's Coffee-houses; and at the Ca? of Landon Tavern. W. H. II YETI, Secretary. CARROLL'S GREAT LUCK, REMARKABLE as CARROLL'S Offices always -IX have been for the Sale of Capital Prizes, they , were never Aare conspicuous than in the Lottery just ended, when he Slued and Sold TWO out of the Three £20,000 Prizes, and ONE out of the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, besides Twelve other Vilna's, viz, 8,425 - - - R 20,000 16,522 - - • 20,000 1 ko. 584 - - - 10.000 . 17,109 lb - a 1,000 6,382 - - ,£SCO 541 - 16,615 - -30 f) 1,341 - - 200 6,266 - - 200 6,829 - - 200 9,131 - - 200 11,049 - - 200 13,609 - - 200* , 19,117 . - 200 19,997 - - 200 ;the present Small Lottery of only 6,000 Ticket', with Prized ° t i se 42 / 51 ; 00 0, P 164000, £l,OOO, t. t'. ite. will be Drawn all in A,TtII:.SD A It', the 25th This Mouth, Tickets and - .ores dre selling at CA KROLL'. fortunate Offices, 19, Corn- 14,104 2 6 1 Olford-itveni, This day was published, In Two Pole. tivo. price XI. Is. inboards, the Fourth Edition, sof ACOURSE of SERMONS on the LORD'S DAY throughout the Year; from the first Sunday in Ad vent to the twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity ; including Ser mons for Christmas Day, the first Day of Lent, Good Friday, and Ascension Day; adapted to and taken chiefly from the Ser vice of the Day. By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, Archdeacon of London, and Vicar of St. ‘lardn's in the Fields. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. By whom may be had, by the same Author, A Course of Sermons on the Fasts and Festivals of the Church of England, Bvo. 12s. Aho the Rights of Sovereignty in Christian States defended in some chief particulars, in a charge delivered May 94, 1821, with Illustrations from Hooker, Bishop Warburton, &c. &c. Bvo. 9s. This day was published, in evo. price Ws. 6d. CONTEMPLAIiONS on the LAST DISCOUR SF,S of our BLESSED SAVIOUR with his Disciples, as recorded in the Gospel of St. John. By the Rev. JOHN BREWSTER, M.A. Rector of Egglescliffe, Durham. I' The ettracts will demonstrate our good opinion of this work. Books of this tone and spirit are highly_ acceptable in these languid and lukewarm days, to excite the ardour of true piety distinct from enthusiasm, to bring religion home fo the heart, to familiar and endear devotional exercises, to inform the mind, as well as to improve it, and to make men pray with the understanding."—Alonthly Censor, Dec. 1822. ••• For an account of this Work see also the " Christian Re membrancer," October, 1822. Printed fur C. and J. Rivington, Waterloo place, and St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, .by the same Author, 1. Meditations of a Recluse, Bvo. 9s. t. Meditations for the Aged, aro. 9s. 6d. 3. Meditations for Penitents, Bvo. Os. 4. Reflections apes:: the Ordination Services, Bvo. Ss. NEW TRACTS awn OTHERS, LATELY•PUBLISHED. Printed for C. and J. Metonym., St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place. VILLAGE• SERMON on the NEW MAR - A RIAGE ACT. 4d. or 3s. 08. per Dozen. Lerizas between Thomas Steady and his Son, an Apprentice Boy, on various subjects (first printed in the Cottager's Monthly Visitor), W. The Peszon Totteen; or, the Advantages of Sobriety, Pru dence, sad Piety (extracted from , the same Work), id. The Uvulas' Awls ; containing the Dialogues of Ralph Rag ged and KUL Wise, &c. By the Rev. G. Davys. 9d. A ColEsear DIALOG:A onVaccmatioo. By the same. 2d. • 'A.tionsyrax Gems to PLALIe NOM& By the lice. John Miller, M.A. 4d. Toommys for the I..aeonator. CLAiin 10100 F CaIIISTIANI ' • to help them towards Comfort in both Worlds. By the same. 4d. A Lrrrest to a Tottoo Penton. on her quitting one of the Pa rochial and National Schools, and entering into Service. 6d. Vit.trat Coulon. for the Poole. is. The Lnoene of the Cnuect. of F.NCLAND, explained-in Quo tions and Answers. By the Late Rev. P. In:monger. A CATIOCVI,O2 on the Evosexcx of Cummtverre. 6d. The Damen Motives, or History of IticitaidWatson. ed. ilislone of the Domani FAUILT, eserciplifyirg the good effects of sincere and constant Prayer. is. JonoWII ncoosx, or the Evils and Danger of Poaching. 9.1: C/IRAe liaruslTOKY TILAILTN 31114441 to the pment . Tint.s. Is. 6ds Prier Sa. bound, chi; Muth Midis, enlarged, of 4 R IT H M ETIC A L QUESTIONS, on a New Plan, intended to answer the double purpose Of•Arishmetical In strUctiOn and Miscellaneous Information; designed chiefly for the Use of Young Ladies. • By WMU A M BUTLER, ' Teacher of Wridng, Accounts, and Geography, in Ladles' SelsoCts., ". in a Book of common Arithmetic we did net expect to Sod that variety of information which this Work contains. The Au-' thor's reading has been very extensive 'and his risearches seem to have been directed with a particular extensive, to this Piblication," •—Monthly Review. - • s.l • . • • - • London : Printed for Datum, Harvey,and Dorton. Grace church-street; J. Mawmin, Ludgate-hll& and Al?glis• the corner of &. Paul's Church-yard. This day were published, . - Price 7s. in boards, which completi4 the Series, TRAVELS in ASIA, from Momtax with Remarks and Observations ; exhibiting a connected View of the Geography and Present State of that Quarter of the Globe. By the Rev. WILLIAM DINCtEY, M.A. F.L.S. Illustrated by Twelve Engraved View*. Also, just published, prite 7s. each •VOhltlle, TRAVELS In the Scrum of Ruitorr,'with 15 Views. Ta.sects in the Noarn of Enaorx, 15 Views. TRAVELS ill AFRICA - - 12. TRAVELS in NORTH AMERICA 9 Views. TRAVELS in SOUTH' AMERICA 9 Views. The Plates may be had separately, price ss. W. boards. London; Printed for Harvey and Darton,Gracechurch-street. THE unprecedented Succe-s of Mr. Li(NUM'S NTISCOR Kyrie DROPS, in totally mikados every Symptom of those destructive Maladies, SCROFULA 'and SCURVY, has raked them to a high. estimation in the public mina. Their operation is at once wild and effectual, in the first instance bringing the stomach (that grand' fountain of We) into a healthy state, and ultimately renewing sad invigo rating the whole system. ULCERATED Soll t il T.rGS. .: • • . Giisgow, 11th Ss.ptenahtr, 1822. Canytoessrs—l consider it a duty I owe bothyott eild the Public to make my case kin:MM.—For five years I *As IPAPereli ;Aided with the Scurvy is both my legoa truss the busses to dal angles : it was attended with considerable pain♦ anslywadered my life miserable. I had the advice of .several Atedical Men, ,and tried for Intro, 01:Attar:na l Lotions, 'and Internal Medicines, wbhout any effect I also tried Sea Batting, but it made the complaint wore. At length . I. e.dled on Mr. Robert Nielson, Surgeon, &c. at the Cross, *Dewed him my legs, anal stated the course I had pursued: be advised me to make trial of your ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, as he had known many very had casts cured by them, and others greatly relieved ; accord. ins!) , I purchased a 4s. ;41. bottle from him, which eased the pain, and by the time I hod taken six, I was completely eureell and am now a, ovll z ever [ was. If the above i.tcts wi:l be of any use to you or the Public, yea have my full permis , ion to mike what use of them you pleaie.. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, • . EDW.IE.I2 MAIN, Publican, Uk i ll.strect, Glasgow. Awes - fed by Mr. IL Nelson, Surgeon, &c. at the Cross, Glasgow. To Messrs. lAgotim and Son, Surgeons, Manchester. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 2s. 1)1. 4s. 6d. and Ils. by Mr. Ligaum, 65, Bridge street, Manchester; and by Messrs. Butlers, tin:mists, No. 4, Cbgapside ; and 214, It. gent-street, London ; tb, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; .1. and C. Evans, 42, Long lane, West Smithfield ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Flyer-market ; E. Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul ' s Church yard ; and . Song,r, 150, Oxford -street, London ; F. New 'lien, and Sons, 49, la.nt-street, Dublin; IL Scott, and J. Bai ter, Soutb-bridge, Edinburgh; R. Nelson, Surgeon, and J. Bax ter, Italian Warehouse; Glasgow; and the principal Medicine Venders in every Market Town. Of whom also may be had, Er. Lignum's IMPROVF.O. LOTION, for all S:.irLititic Eruptions, price Ls. Psi. duty. included. . Carpe them— • Ile promptly wise. • v llEN hi Scien f ce m b . egi y o, sh n e to .yr lore iT the n tangled cern pl i i t cat l ea byriudi k of itiy,tei iota confusion, from which hztellectlial verance alone eunincipated her. Ignorance hod empiricism, however, still oppose their venomous hostility, and thearejudice. of weak mindv, in some measure, encourages their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood—so may our public statements be com pared with their unqualified pretensions, and to etpose - the'r fob lades, we have nut h:sita:ed to avow ourselves as practitioners In a class of 1Y Mites which endanger the mystic evolutions of Natrtre. To be brief: we are Members of the London Col loge of S urgeous, can establish the integrity of our Character upigi the succe,s n( Twenty Years practical experience, and an. lIUUUCC the grateloi testimony of those in whom long suffering had nearly estingufshed every hope of relief. . - We pledge ourselves to the removal of Syphilis, from its latipiesu symptoms ,to — the remotest sillies, characterized by • piny doubt and .whatever malignancy. The Intricate - and winch nesk•cted diseases a the. lirethra i hay, been easefully and ettisliously coosiderect, as.huve olio guase del4csts.and.importailt sympathies which refer to the .F;:matt Sex. Thg iisfirni‘ics of gis ility have berii eqieCially tint/eta, ivisethei as arising front the deli:heating tyranuy of a tropical atiaolphere--tlii , nituril bias of constitution—the imprti dguce• gaiet y--orthe More alarming results of A propellSity j0 . 114.-CtIOCII " which IhNlLthlt light ;'.the progress of which Is niaritid by a gs.tdnel dereGcLititisi,Jvt,lnk mal powers. To all gho are thus circumstanc!d,. atyl r nigre - pleastires„ er f: eir-cially to such as are airpirabts fru • connubial ueptorstkstaF eu....inetitaties. !It, lYie .Lesisejt,./Y, 1 f , 4 - the age &t ; or, / 1601cialwas ezeloavriT raw Fernald:4 ; the p,rut 20J,0f which wait. props be 40 ci;4/ mescal Irappiness. • Theme l 4 lad at u /l l lJ l ,S,usrisoster. • roof j• :04; AI, Piccadilly ; T A :ince..street; Sdha ; 40, W, • tap_ ; ; NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK. Thit day was published, the first Two Vols. in Syn. containing a Fac-simik and four Plans, In French 245. English CSs. NAPOLEONS MEVIOIRS of the HISTORY of PRANCE, during his HF.IGN, DICTATRD a* ST. H ELF.NA toenunts NIONTHOLON,BERTRA N D.GOU GAUD, &c. and published from the Original Manuscripts. CORRECTED BY HIMSELF. • On these sbeets are traced events that will never he for gotten. portraits that will decide the judgment of posterity. It is the book of life or death to many whose names are recorded in it."—Opinion of Las Cases in his Journal. Printed for Henry Co!burn and Co. Conduit-street; and M. Bossange and Co. Great Marlborough-street. This day was published, in Two Parts, Wm. French 113 s. and English 21s. C 4OUNT LAS CASES' JOURNAL of the CON -0 VERSATIONS of the EMPEROR NAPOLEON at SAINT HELENA. From the original MSS. seized, and antil lately retained by the British Government. " Of these conversations the Count observes that Napoleon invariably speaks with perfect coolness, without passisn, with out prejodice, and without resentment of the events and the persons connected with his life. lie seems as though he maid be equally cap:Able of becoming the ally of his most cruel enemy and of living with the man who h:s..l done him the greatest wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it had occurred threr . centuries ago; in his recitals and his observations he speaks the 'Arrange of past ages; be is like a spirit discoursing in the Ely sian fields; his conversations are true dialogues of the dead.— He speaks of himself as of a third person ; noticing the Empe ror's actions, pointing out the faults with which history may re proach him, and analysint the reasons and the motives which might be alleged in his justitkation." tkc. &c. Printed for Henry Colinua and Co. Conduk-mmet ; and Dos. sange and Co. Great Marlborough-street. . . . PARSONS' HOOPINO COUGH POWDPRS. FEW Diseases •have been found 'more perplexing. than the Hooping Cour,h, and the Medicines usually ad. ministered for this alarming • amplaint having proved tautly P- ' I. after ineffectual, Mr. Paasoss severil mars expo. tierce of its efficacy, to offer his. Alediciae s tis tise public as a • , _ safe and certain Remedy. ' The Patient will soon be relievrd from that rOnettliFie affec tion termed Huoping ; and by prrseverbig urictie according to the Directly:ls, two or three l'aebets t are almost ism:Altai:7 been Altai(' sutEcient to effect a certain Cure._ -It ! -at may lie a'fr • 174, 41'4 Ftw 7 4ttelt3 en 90, ministered with perfect saft tv to Childrin a the 'most tender side; .4, C;lthertne.street, Leodoo; latscs e r; 3•9 4 :0.;x , age. as well as to thirst at s mOreadvatlieed-periad: 4 • • •• • ter--Y• c.wt, 1):11.110 ; Teas, i17,..1*.r00g0t0. Glasgow ; ikokszo i t Prepared by Mr. Pa nom% Surgeon, West . 44alltrigi-Weirt, and :te A-witty . N ;it wick ; ktctk, irtwich ; *kat . mid in Packets. at 2%. 9d. each. .by I.t!i•Ts: Btort.rie l / 2 ('hrmistc !rat 2.111 lisadk7.,l„,fa s; ' No. 4, Cheapside, Sr. 'Paul's, and 4:o,ltegent-strtri (r.v4r „the ;o w by .111,1i9.4k,a-cfs.e . . Argyle Rooms). London; tit.. Waterloo plae'r, I:4Fl).;r;ft,• R.Fir... kiie;. can 6 reffn"Varaad Nany part of the t> t- Sackville-ntreet, DuhH:l ; ar.d by the -pAtitipai genitive tieits visitinithethe sox,. seat Ora.* to essciaseis atat; /Avow Venders throughout the Inked Kingdom. •r• • - Z . ' • Atfiadtrilte krisitow tar coujialtatioa . • N.B. Ile taretulto ask * Pawn. graveglslopin & rgogigga,, AfttPaali , owl 04) . lurgtolia• No. 1.1. • PoometiMO - treat, md to t.hsorve tits Gocersborent Stio . •eiliattlaftyonliijkAg s _tt. .11 .4 .4,40ra oi!oi So. -da'aoyis.otrytt,A, fogii • Vr o ia u d, I Chtspside," ungraved ou it. • , A -tit" . 4uor ruruid.74.: ••• • "" • . .21117.1.._?_1•4111111%,.... - :11,17