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NUMEER 865'2. This day was published, In One Volume, Bvo. price Bs. 6d. in boards, riIHE TRIAL of COLONEL QUENTIN, of 1. the 10th Haim, br Ontst-Marital, at Whltebillon the 27th or October, 1814, and subsequent days. Taken in then band tsy Mr. W.D. GURNEY, abort•band Writer to both Houses of Parliament. • • • . Londom l'oublisheny Oak, Cards, and PB6llltaiterpoitar , row; and Egerton, Whitehall. THE PAW'S - MET/ER, NO. VIII. This day was pubEdted, price es. 6d,. THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. VIII, Or, IMPARTIAL RECORD of theOPINIONS efICE LEBRATED MEN:-.-CONTAINING, I. Mr. StRPLANT ONSLON'S SPEECH on the Ames:Tice BILL —S. LIFE Of TOUSSAINT LOUVBETUILE-...3. OBSERVA• TIONS an the REPORT of the COMMITTEE of WEIGHTS and' MEASOk4S-4. JUDGE XLIITCNER'S CZLEINEATEO CHARGE--.•• 6. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY'S Sea ocu on the Slat vs Ti An On the BRISSIAL RETREAT Of the SwALLow-7. human o f M. At 'TALLITRANDS. MT.•tiAresivra on the CORN LAMS 9. OBSERVATIONS on the PUNISHMINT of the Pfizoar-40... Way ARE WE STILL AT WAR? Si, •EssAYs en the Aossalc•se QUESTION. rejected by the public papers as nepepolar. 661 d by Gale. Conk, and Cwt Bloch, Peron and Ce.• Rod well, London : Mactedie and Co. Echnburgh ; anti all othq 33ootsellers. This day was published, Very neatly printed in 2 Vols. Svo. price 4s. in iSoards, A New 'Edition, of • T HE TItAGEDIES - of EURIPIDES , trans. lated by R. POTTER. Oxford: Printed by W. Baxter, for J. Mawman ; C. Law; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne , and Brown ; J. M. Richardson • ft Barrer; I Otridge ; Cradeck and Joy ;T. Handl= ; Oiles: Daman, and Cochlea; Gale, Curtis. and Fenner; and I Walker and Co. London; J. Cooke, J. Parker, Oxford; and Deigbton mid Sons, Cantbridge. This.day was published, in 4 soh. 2tuo. price £l.4s. boards, CHRISTABELLE, the hIAID of.ROUEL A Novel, founded on Facts. 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Thi: day were pubilsted,fh Sao:price P2s. boards, DEVOTIONAL . EVERCISES and Ptt AYERS, for the Private Use of Rerlecting and sineeis Christians, front-the German of the'Rev. G. 3.:ZOLLIKOPE.R. By the Rev. WILLIAM.TOOICE, P.RS. Printcd for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater •noster-row.—Of whom maybe hid,hy the same Author, 1. Sermons oil the 'Pitts that are in Ilse WO/11; •the Yd edition, in I volt Sso. Xt. Is. in boards. Q. Sermons on the Di4tiity et Man, from the German ; in two large vols. Svo. r ice X t . 1 s. in to:int.-40e the ldrhest chiratter. of thew Sermons, see the Mom hly Review for February, •I'Bollo. the Veitiest Revco/ for December,. I Mit, &e. &c. &c. S. Seamans on Prevalent P.trors ant-Vtees, and on vat isms other. 'dies; its 2 volt svo. vice 34:41. boards. 4. On Education. 2 vela. Bw. vice .Cl. Is. boards. 5. Fenisais awl Fasts of the Church, 2 vok•Ovo..el.,tii. Thus day *as poblfshod, in 2 V oh. vo. p riee Li The Second Edition'!ilftn-trated swath upwards of 100 ' 1 a Engtairsete) of ,& SYSTEM cf OPERATIVE SURGERY, 'utnided eon ttge" Dit sis :of An-a:rimy. By' 'HARLIN Surgeon. This Edition inehtdes a. Dhsertarinn ou Guit-shot Weatids, by , tte setae Author,- illustrated'," f 7 Ettgravorngs. -As. addi tional number is priofted editor she-accuataatedation of purchasers of the former Edition, prise ins. Gd. boards. Printed for Lor.gman, Hutu, Rees, Orate, aid brown,-Pater natter-row ; mid Cadet, and D•Mls, Strand. Of whum sway be htid t by the same Aathor, . • 1. Eagravlogs from Specintetis of blorbid Parts, Imperial folio, tel 16s. sewed. 2.. Logravings of :he Brain, 4to. IE2 2s. boards. s. Nave', 4to. .1 . 1.1110. Atterie-,'155.d0. Dissection,„ '2 vole royal 15mo. 17s. do. 6. 7. Anatomy of Expression-in Painting, ito. £2 2s. do. The Anatomy of the Hunan 'Body, by Jobn and Cbsrfes Bell, Surgeons, in 3 voN. STo. 'ft. bot.rtls: httesavings of tire Bones, 4tn. by 1. Bell, £1 1 Ts. 64. boards. Prir,eipits csf Surgery, $ v•;14.4t0.ty 1. $eH, JEII I is. baards. • I his day was published, prim' 11i. dd.lannds Fourth•Editiott„ of A GENERAL PRONOUNCING and EXPLA NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENOLISH LAN UAGE ; to which is added, a Vetobtslary• of Scripture Preper ames, kc. ly O. Mk. rot; ilsBl G. KNIGHT, Authors of a Pronauu ctag,Spellittubuolt. tat point of no:ation, quantity, and syllabication, Mr. Fulton's system is, in our opinion, decidedly superior to a:.y which - has yet been adopted Spellieg.booltsitel Inethnraries, fur it eons. hints the principles of VAyntoiowy aud Otthespy . whichWere folded by sh,lt4an , With.ali the real improvement, of Wagrer,, seduced to a degree of simplicity and practical fa'ciiity, wilt* neither the ore nor the other ever attained. To such as wish W see more of this system, with a complete detail of the 'method hi' which it Is communicated to learners,/te rftotnintsd tine perwalt Of a small tract, composed by Mr. Fulton, entitled " '1 he Ordusupp of the Esal sD Language simplified," which was published 4 Edinburgh two years ago.—British Critic,teptembur 1813, pages 211,and 212. London : Published by Gale, Curtis, and Taw, Pitgruersttr am rand Peer Hill, ItZinburgh.. Where may he had, by the same Author, A Pronouncing SPELLING-BOOK, price Is. rid. The ORTHOEVY of Ott ENCLESN. LANGUAGE limpll. led, price lc id, . . .. .„ _ • ..4.,,i •I AN •ip 1. I a*,' Or e . Nili- 111 : 1 1 . . 111 .. 114 111)q,44 - M • 1 /1( 0 , *. , . ' 4 1 rya_ . _ _ - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1814. • CHARTER-HOUSE. 'THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the NO BLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at CHARTER HOUSE SCHOOL, will be held pn MONDAY, bac. 12. STEWARDS. _ _ Lord Tuna Lew f ROBERT WM. HAY s Esq. 'Rev. JAMES CURREY Rev. C. ROWLATT JAMES CAZINOVI, Esq. Rev. JOHN FISHER. PREACHER —Rev. CHARLIE RICkA RD FANiIIAWR. Divine Service will begin arlialf.past Otte °Tina. Dinner on Table at }rive o'Ciotk.. MR. LUNN respectfully informs the Public, that, his CATALOGUE of the CLASSICAL LIBRARY, In ° -SOHO-SQUARE, in Few Parts, price Sc. in bards, k now entn plated. The Fourth Part may be had separately, price is. and the whole will be found to contain one of the most choice and jargon collection of Books in the learned languages that were, eves' Offered for sale in Europe. • f • A List of Books published by W. H. Lunn may be had gratis. • STATE LOTTERY 0 8,000 TICKETS ALL TO •BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 30TH 1 1 10VEMBER, 1814. SCHEME. of . . 616,000 ire ar39,000 3 . 000 6,000 1 .. ... . • 5,000 4 ...... 1,000 4,000 500 6 SOO 10 200 1$ ••• • •• ••• 100 00 ...... .•• 50 ... l,OOO 40 25 1,500 16 11,600 Tickets. .1130,000 TIGEITS and SIAS ate pbT RICHARDSON, GOODLUCIi, and Co. "Jontractors for thetotrervar their Oftties,the Oener of bank builiing., CnrnhtU, and facing the King:a.l:elirni;,,Chaigne7Crost. ONLY G: II NE AND trami ntra.z EAU DE COLOGNE. JEAN MARE FARINA', incontestably the snle • possessor of the secret of preparin the Genuine EAU DE 'C I CILOGNP, ilriviteged to supply the Conrt3 of Frante, Pruntia. f aerstrany, Italy, &c. &c. declares that hi. general and only U.p..t 'for all England is N 0.169, Strand, London, kept by his Partner • De Is Cour. Printed directiuns are given with each bottle., I Price . di. 6d. 'SELECT ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. ESSENCE of PEARL and PEA RL. EA. DENTIFRICE, which nee), both inelegance and efficacy, every other preparation for the Teeth and Gum., price is.3l. e 'ch. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and per ' pins who have the care of CMh!ren as the gree - esr pres-rvative' of Young and tender Teeth. None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley ftel Blew, Cucksimr•street," en graved in the stamp. canliAllMi.vN WATER, 'for. the general improvement of ?the Complexion, the cure of all taltaiieen,disordef 4, and the b tes nod stings of venomous lined& Pints 7s. Id. Haff-pints Is. Q. SAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS fur f taking Ink spats and stains cut of lace and Linen. The genuine is signed " WASayley" on the Box and Wrapper. Also HIS SCOURING MON:, fur takrig.Crease out of bilk, SA4, Wool- Ileir Cloth, Bce..price Is. each. Veritable.POMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. std the glass. Sold Whciesale aid Retail by B.tvt.EY and }hew, Perfumers, :andllanufacturers - 01 Dressing and Wetting Cases, Coclespur. street, London ; Whyte also may be had, Cadnian's incomparable' 'Me m Strap; ibe best and most durable one Over butanitied tip rtoi ptice'tik. and 10s, t d. each. , fiIOST Authentic i'roof of the eel,' superior efficacy of the tray Genuine GOWLAND's 1.0 I'ION, (prepared by Mrs. VINCENT, Suit Proprietor of Dr. Gow- LAND'S original Recipe), in a letter •frouu W. Dear rots, Esq. Sion Hill, Bath : " To Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, •Davlea•street, Grosvenor square, Lorrio.on. " Msnass—l Should think thyself deficient in duty to society and you, were I to withhold my pe.blic testimony to the great efficacy of your GOWI.AND's LO which I have seen per-. formed by the admildstration of if in a case under my own roof. " A young gentlernati, aged about seven years, son of a Colo nel in the army, was afflicted with .a virulent and sort eruption, accompanied with an intolerable itching in the wrists and insteps: the complaint resisted various applicetious from the united con sultation of three physicians of eminence, and continued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when a lady,. who had re ceived a cure of a very bad case of Scurvy to the face, of several ,years standing, by your LOWLAND'S recommeaded . a trial of the same remedy. - It was 4pplied under my own in-, spcction—the disease gave way; and three quoits of your Lotion liertotmed a radical cure of a disorder, which fird been of Ahura' tow years duration, and had baffled the skill of Serena physicians eminent in theirprofessims. " From my conviction of the above cure, I recommended ;your GOWLAND'S LO I'ION to a Lady, whose face exhibited a 'eery &saveable eruption, (even large pustules, and as nail died away another aypeareiL) so much to as to prohibit bet go. lag Into company: a pint of your CO WLAND'S LO I lON and *hole IiOW ff5X4410411 eruption. " I am, Madam,* &c. "WILLIAM DRAY ION." Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street. Grosvenor-square; • and Bacon and Co. ISO, 0:A*1-Street London; and by all the teSpectable Venders in Quality dis 64. i Pilits is. 64.; btsV.pibti , Is. 64. `1 • . ~~~ 'wcz SIXPENCE-HALFPENN Y. BIRCH. MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chaos. her of the Guildhall of the City of London, on 'l'hur.day, the 24:13 day of November, 1814, Resolved, 'f bat ft appears to this Court, the Bill presented to the Honourable House of Commons, in the last Session of Pa. Lament, for preventing Mock Auctions, &c was withdrawn merely on account of some it.formality, and not again irtre• duced, and the Committee appointed to prosecute the said Rid were unable to learn the cause thereof, or even to obtain aoy re medy, or assurance of a remedy, for the grievances consphined of. Resolved, That it is become highly necessary for this Court . 0 renew their almlication to Parliament ; and this Court do earnestly recommend the Manufacturers and Traders in general again, to petition Parlialuent for a remedy fnr those great and in creasing evils. W 001) tHORPE. BIRCH 'MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chain ber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Thursday, the 44th day of November, 1814, Resolved Unauisstously, That the Tbauks at: thus Court be given to the' Right Hots. Sir Wm. Dosams.c, Dart. late Lord Mayor *of this City, for the distinguished propriety with wfilels he discharged the iwponeut duties tat his high offico, during * year of with eveu:sul mem.- rences, as sylliVarpetuate the splendour of Lis Mayoralty and the houourot this City. Ft.: the great,punctuality, ability, and humarity, with which be exercised the daily judicial functions of klaiet Magistra'e. For the hospitality displayed by his 'Lordship during his Mayoralty, and esiedally in the Entertainmein given at the Mansion-house, to this Coors. and City ()racers, on the day of public Thaoltsgtsing in connuemora: ion of the Pe.tce. For his polite and affable deportment on all oecasinns to Ms Fellow Citizens ) and particularly towards the Meddlers of this Court, over whose rittiates he presisLl with the strictest into. pity and impartiality. ,„ • For the very dutiful, reypectifiti, and dignified manner in which he received his 'Roy.il IBA:less the. Pir.ce Regent and his Ma jesty's Illusrriotts Allies anti Visitors, l,is finperial Majesty Ake. ander, Fennel:lw id all the Resales, and his Majesty Frederick William 111. King M Prussia,.. accompanied by mans , idustnous and bighly-distinguished Personages, at the Entertainment .;iveit hy this C.ty, on the t eili of hue last. in commemnration ut 4lorious Si ecesses of his Majqty's Arms and 'thine iit ills :lilies, by which (ander the blessing •: Liivues •Paovin stint) ate Iran. stuillity of Eurppe was eifeetad, end Peace restored, after a sail. guinary conflict of upwards of twenty years (an event which his Lordship, on hie election to Us °ace, stated to the Livery to be The wish dearest . to his h• art); his Lordship's conduct, un that memorable occasion, white it afforded a gratification to :as Pets low Citizens, was, in a peculiar manner, honoured by the apple:is batjon of his Royal li,giinees the Prince Regent, who, es a testi. loony of the same, was pleased, at the instant, to comer on bins tike rank of a Baronet, in a manner singularly honourable to Isis lairdihip,and highly flattering to the City of London. • • . WO qDTHOI(PFtO .P 410,4 ciaardAr PROCZEDINGL HOUSE Mr LOADS, NOV. ?.4. The Malt Duty Bill was read a second thne and ordlred to be committ:i. Mrs. Reim+Ples Legacy Bill went througk a Committer., was ordered to be reported. Tie Seamen and Marinas Pension Bill was read the third Cam and passed. LORD WALSINGIIAM'S ANNUITY. • The Order of the Day being read for taking in' o ;consideration the Message of his Royal Highness tl.e .Prince Regent, •recommending the concurrence of (their • • 12 dig ocher 443uae .64 P-rliSacaanty • • in taking.measnres to enable his Royal Highness to settle an Annuity of £2OOO on Lord \Valsingham, as a compensation for his long and meritorious vices during upwards of twenty years in thedi.charge of his duty as Chairman of Committees. _ _ The Eirl of LIVERPOOL rose, ald observed, that after what had already p. ,sed upon the sulvet on two former occasions, and knowing, as he did, the common opinion of all their Lordships relative there. to, he should only be consuming the time of the House to say many words on the occasion. It was evidently in consequence of the Resolution of that House that a Message had been sent trent his Royal Highness • t . le Prince Regent to the other House, recomm.nd. ing the measure which was then under their Lord ships' consideration, a Resolution which had been imintinsously passed. He should, therefore, content himself with moving, that as humble Address be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, assuring his Royal Highness of the cheerful concur rence of their Lordships in the measure recommended bi his Royal• Highness. The Duke of NORFOLK could not satisfy him self with giviog a silent vote on the occasion, when. he recollected the long and meritorious services of the Noble Lord, in the arduous duties of his important office. Never was a vote of that House on any simi lar occasion more justly merited, and never was there displayed a more diligent and conscientious regard to the property of individuals as well as to that of the public, than marked the conduct of that Noble Lord in the execution of his office. The motion was then agreed to ann. du. PHOPSEITY TAX. Upon the motion for the second reading of tie R 12,500,000 Exchequer Bills, The Duke of NORFOLK rose to offer a few words. He had observed that printed papers had been distributed in various parts of the city, intima ting, that the Property 'fax was to be continued till the 25th of April, 1816, as well as 1815. This was a consideration of very serious and alarming import, and which called fur an explanation on the part of the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool). Before any such measure was resolved on, it was surely incum bent on his Majesty's Government to show the neces sity of it. The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, that the subject was rather prematurely brought forward by the Noble Duke. It was manitest that the Property Tax could not be extended beyond the date pre. scribed by Parliament, and that if any necessity for such a measure should occur, it would, .1 course, be submitted to the Wisdom and judgment of both Houses ot Parliament. The Bill was then read the second time, and or. dered to be committed, as WAS the Exchequer and Aids Bills. The Duke of NORFOLK, previous to th! latter Bill beiug read, adverted to the disastrous and la mentable state of warfare in which the country WE. involved with the United States of America. As far as the quarrel rested on the original and legitimate "'rounds on which it was stated to have commenced, • " - 4-ii.•l .. . .... . 4 ... •.. . .• , c •:.„.• ~•, ..., . ~. 0 1 .... • ill! ,• i„ , .. . ..... 4 . - t• a • 1 . ~. • •. . . --.....-- -.......... . • diDMIRALTZLOIEWA, kovessber 10, 1614. NOTICE whereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer wad Goal Ddivrry, for Ms Trialef Vatter teinnitted on du High Star, within Mojarisdiction ofthe Alonipaity of En:land, trill do held et Junky Hal!, is Ms Old Bailey, LettlifuouTue3day, the 13th of December anti, et right eded is tie iteriger. J. W.C4(htai. Tic TUALPNG OFFICS, NOP. 23, 11114. THE COMMISSIONERS G. for PICIVita4V HIS MAJESTY', A'AJrr, do herthi zive ltetiet, That on 1 IiURSDAY, theist of December neat, Mr. t.tAst itttlC s, their Agent at Posit:numb, will be ready.to.re ceive seakd 'adders, 'and treat for One Thovsand Qttirters bf rlwe dried AMBER MAUI', for the service of his Majesty's Depanmeut at that Putt; to be answerable to a' Sample that will be exhibited at his Office; to be delivers:a iu one month ; and to be paid lor by lids payable with interest' ninety days after date. No regard %dude /Ind to any Tsrdsr in which the act de iv:riled in twos& et tss , rth, or that :hall not be kilter's/I:fire o'closk VIS the said Thus ssisy, the lit Decensder next, nor 'mkt: the person wht, Noakes the Tender, ter tone person ea his bchalj; wends, to answer who' eagedfrs. The Curidliions of the Contract may be seen at the Victualling Portsanuttilt. VICTUALING-0 FfICE Ng. In 1414. T . HE COMMISSIONEkS for FIGTIMLLING MAJASTra NAVY,* Mei, g ive Mita, That ea YUSSDAt, the 6th Decedent nest. they will be ready to receive 'feeders, in writing. sealed up.and treat fei "abet HOOSHEAD,'HARREI. I KILPERKIN , FlitKIN, Long a ri d short Pink and Stout Ilasel-wood HOOPS may be dentan'ded for the Service of the Virt nailing Department at Deptford and St. Ca therine% fur one year hoot the date of the eftoteatt ; to be an bwerable to Samples to Me produced with the Tenders ; and to be paid for by Bdls payable with interest ninety day. after dite. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Ns refard . ‘eill be had to any Tender in which the price shall not it in tertedin 'work at I mxtb, or thJt shall not he del:cured to the Board before ttr o'elna cm the sa:d Treulay, the Rth December next, nor unless the person who makes the Taukr, or seat person as his &half, attend., to ansues when called for. Each Tender . must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by t wo tesponsible Persons engaging to become Weill w.;11 the Party tendering, in the penal sum of X5OO, for the due peeler .mance of the Con met. TO IRONFOUNDERS AND MILLWRIGH I'S. THE coma of DIRECTORS of the EAST tNoiA-pocK COMPANY hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive Tenders for the Plates and other Castings necessary for the formation of a CAST-IRON WATER CISTERN, to be delivered at their House In St. lielai.-place, SO or before FRIDAY, the 2d December next. The Plan and Specification of the Cistern to be seen at the Dock-house ; and no Tender will be received after eleven o' ,:look on the day mentioned for the Tenders to be given in. ALLNUTT'S mutt. LOZENGES, Pot Cog* Sore Throats, Hoarseness, &c. pttperei by S. ALL NUTT, Chemist, Portsea. 'THESE Lintilges, having ben sold: by the Pro . 11, prietor for sonic years, during which time be baslad an. nitrous te st imonies of their efficacy, and "tbatting the demand for , them even year to increase' far .lityoutl. his expectatiene t he is :stew Induct(' to glee theta gri6ater,publfirti,"persoa2orthat 10.4 only a trial to ensure them a still more extensive sale. In Sx•e-tl.tor , they have becti particclarly useful, the acid (which fruit the Wadk currant) tending greatly to allay the in- Dant nettion. In hard dry coughs they are iskewhe very beneficial, as ticy vtontore a free txrectoration. They are periecily harm kw tn. th.• must delicate cushtitutions. Sold wh.desale Mews. Barclay and Son, Fleet-market ; and retail by Mr. 1. Sanger, law Bacon and Co. 1.50, Oxford skeet, opposite New. Band -street, London, in Boxes at ls. lid, cacti, et biz Boxes for 6s. PALSY AND PARALY TIC AFFECTIONS. THE following if the Copy of a Letter from the Rev RIinARD JORDAN, Vicar Of Hoo, near Rochester, • Keht, tO hitags Rrwsa, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey : —(By the Kings Patent) YMER's CARDIAC and NERVOUS •I:INC TURii, for ihrorders of the liras'. stomach, and bowels ; gouty, bilious, and ucrvous complaints; debility, palsy, spainis, angina flecturil, Ste. College Yard, Roeheccer,'Sept..ll, 11314. Dear Sir—l continue-vastly well, and am a striking evidence of the b e neficial elircts of your medicine, in Paralytic Affections. Luse it now occasionally only, and that chiefly in cold weather, when 1 have been in situations likely to give me cold; such 2$ phis hi church in a wet day, &c. &c. and it is worthy of re tet..7 have never once taken cold, not even the slightest, sAtce ['have been in the habit of taking this method of preven don- Yort obedient servart, RICHARD JORDAN. N. B. Mr. Jordan's Case to Palsy, and Certificate of Cure, are * No. 17, am! 34, In the pamphlets put up with the bottles • Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Iqm:es appointment, by Messrs. Suttoii and Cu. (late Dicey and Co) No. 10, Bow-church ' Yard; and retail by Fred. Amid), No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford -strut; F. Newbury and Son, 45, St. Paul's Churchyard; J. Harris, the corner of tudgate-strcet; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines In the United Kingdom, in bottles at 4s. 6d.95. 17$. and ln pints, at 335. by which there is a considerable saving. Of whom may be had, Rymer's Pectoral Medicine, a specific In bad colds and coughs and as a sure Preventive of Cunsumption df Ike lung., in bottles at 6s. and 11 s. each. ES PASTILLES MARTIALLES de MON .T -7 PiILIER; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of S are a discovery of the first imPortanee to khe pr..sent and suc ceeding ages, their happy effects being equally sodden, certain and permanent; so diffusely 'salutary, that While they. give tone to nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they intpart a ge. vial heat through the whole system, and exhilirate the animal spirits In such a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate mature; for those diseases occasioned by debility, relasat ion, pros leaden of strength, or want of tone in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps, ever can be discovered by the researches of science j they act not *as a temporary stimulus, or by Irritation, but by gradually and effectually strengthening and 'renovating te? constitution, ex citing the healthy action of, and ImparthyPitncreased energy and vigour to . every part of the human frame; they restore this lan-, gulf!, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and vigorous health; when aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid countenance indicate approaching consump tion, the delicate female will be restored to health and society by the benign Influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity unequalled in the annals of medicine', and massy persons who have gone there front this country, atiribute their recovery more to this invaluable preparation than to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Seddon, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, MrGifford, i Su, Strand, London, in hazes at 7s. and _us. aeolt. alio by Davison's, 1, Parliament.- street, Dublin, (Agents fair Ireland) ; Baxter, Edinburgh ; day and Co. ()Ilford ; Meggy and Co. Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and Meyler's, Rath ;,08rxlie and. Co. Salisbury; Lansaw and Ce. Shetboroo ; Treiviatau, Exeter t • and must Venders of Me divine in the Kingdom. To prevent imposition, each box is signed by the Proprietor (I.P. Seddon ) in his own band weiklat t without which none on tdiligbly be genittne. THEATRE R AL, DRURY-LANE , T HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties* Servantswlit perform the Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Loricourt, Mr.ELLISTON;.Letitia Hardy, Miss WALSTEIN: To which will be added, THE WOODMAN'S HUT. • To-morrow, Macbeth : wills Jean de Paris. HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Tragedy of ISABELLA. Eiroo, Mr. YOUNG ; Isabelle, Miss O'NEILL. To which will he added, THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Lingo, Mr. FAWCETT; Cowslip, Mrs. GIBBS. To-morrow, The Maid of the Mill ; with Timor,' the Tartar. D ISH sold in the Lottery that finished last month,; the following C'3pka) Prizes : • , 4,158 a Prize of X 20,0410 • • 10,775 - - - - • 10,080 • , 2;712 - - - - 10,000 ~ 3,643 - • - - 1,000. Tickets and Shares are selling fbr the Lottery that earl* an. *sten NEX 1' WIIJNESI3.kY, the 50th * of tills Motith ; and ail:Priset sold by BISH ate'now raying intuit at • No. 4, CL/aNfiILL, and 9, cIiARING-CROSS. ___ HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. respectfuliy inform 1111 the Public, that TicscTs and SHARES for the Ensuing Lor Tzar are now ou Sale at their Mice, No. 93, Rorm.- Ezell A Gc, London. 'the Lottery, consisting of only 4,000 Numbers, .with Two Tickets of each, will be Drawn on the flOth instant, anti contain., 2 Prizes of ' Xlli,ooo Each • ••••••44 3,006 2 .. l,OOO 4 • • Letters (postpaid) duly answered, and Orders from the eet . ntry,-accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to. Gotersiment and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. TO BE SOLD FOR SEVENTY-FIVE GUINEAS, ~ A dtpted fin- any Clima*r, A MOST 'EXCELLENT . FibRIZONTA GRAND PIANOFORTE; with . Mx Ovivts, Three Pe- dab, -and -every otter' rettObite • • midi by the first Manstfoi turer in London, WAR chtisen'bi a 1 1 4;abiiietsf emiueSCe, s for a Person of distinction • cost .6ioo l.'s° Meath's iirter.—Alho, A-CARIN PIANOFORTE-3g Guineas, cost 60; and A SQUARE PIANOFORTE. with Drawer , and every rather • 'requisite, as good as new, by NVatlen ; 28 Guineas. To be seen at No. 5, Leicemer Place, from Ten to Four o'clock. (One I'roperty.)