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COURT of DIRECTORS y . the UNITED COMPANY of .77:F.1:eldzi A NTS of ENGLAXI.) trading k the EAST INDIES, d.) hereby give Nutici,. . That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be Shut on TUESDAY, the 4th March next, at Three o'Clock, a Opened again on TIiqUSDAY, the loth April following. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, HANOYES-SQUAIe, LONDO%, FRS 8 , 182 3. • THE SUBSCRIBERS to thi s INSTITUTION are respectfully informed, the Elections for TEN BOY and TEN G 1 It LS, to be placed on the Foundation of this KCa demy, will take place -at this llouse, on Sx.ruanay, the eth . of March next. The Ballot to commence at Twelve, and close at Four o'Clock precisely. Lists of the Candidates, with taststuctions as to the Form of voting, will. be sent to every Subscriber as early as possible. 7.. Subsc:ibers will have the power of voting by proxy. New Subscribers will be allowed to vote, provided their sob scriptious be paid before the close of the poll. By Order of the Committee, • J. WEESTER. • .4,---I_ - _-.- - - 1 - - • SHERIFFS AND CORONEItt• • • • ' • ..• • • . • • • • • . •. - PIZETSAIGI/Tfils , - ~ .. '44 O . This day was publishruj o in rseirulcilcalt/tra. 41.0. boards, • - . 1011 S4LE ay AUCTJON. , . 1 I illE PRACTIC4nf ,tbe - PF.FiC of ,S,KERIFF ' A l l ri mit edir c o tiiscoom 4itil t e st ,t in a '. l , s l 7 l r hii di t. mi rt 9 f.t y ' ll u 'lle D 2 e r le.4 the m i t t 7: 4t , F• ,JL • and f./NDliiK-kHERIFF; their re'weis and Duties;, the ~ M a n ner of Appointing the High, Sherlif, and Under-Sherigfai'is ' " Elibirjar*"264.:llt.T*47'ft"eCh"sat:liThical.i...' and Deputies • Election of Sheriffs of London ant kiiddleamtb• :T4' ;EQ440 h WING FINE • liAafA9-AILING with the liii-I;Vis 1 ibe City% the Nature of Actions bj and CIJTTEIZS.:• •. • • ~• :n ~, against Shereirt; including tint Modern Determinations sad me- . . REPULSE, of 125 To n s. ' oessary Precedents of Returps . ;9 Wits, AC. MAO,. TheYlll.. " ... .• . ' ROEBUCK, 110 ' tire of the Ofilce of &sorter, with the Poore!' and * buires .of ;-• ,; :',,• ,-- • ?ABTA it,. ''' • 103 - ' ' taking Inquisitions, end • Made of holding Count. :• With use- CAllitl-MN, 75 . .. , .. ' ful Precedents. . • And, at tbe•CEISTOIi-1110USF., WEYMOUTH, •By JOGS! IsMPEY, Inner Temple. ' .Oa &rumbas-, the gad February, 7823, at ' Twelvfeetiock at Fifth Edition, Corrected, with .Additions. N oon, the ' CUllat • • • Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Poitu- • LION, of 107 Tons; , • gal -street. -4,ately-in his Majesty's Itesiettue Service, together with their Meets, Bowsprits, Yards, Standing and 'Running • I{l./j3g, Sails, &c. as they now lay in the respective Harbours-of l'oits mouth and Weymouth. Inventories may he had in due time of the Colleltors of the Customs, Portsmouth mid Weymouth: and the SUrveyor or Sloops, &c. Customs, London. - . • 'lle Vessels anti Stores • May bo viewed at any time, befo:e the Sale by applying at th e respect i ve C ustom-I : oases, Po: ts moutataLd Wermitirit. • • .. • • ,' -• ' . That a Q,C.ARTERLY•OHNTER.I.I. COURT of the said Company will be held at their llonse in fßadenliall-street, oa WiDNESDAY, the Eith March next, at Ecven o'Clock in the Forenoon. 'i . 'flat a GF,NF.It AI, COURT of the said Company will be held at their House in Lezdenhall-street, on NV ESDAT, the 9th Apra next, from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Compaily fi+r Four Years. . Anil that the Li.t of the Members of the said Company will be ready to be delivered at this Douse on MON DAY, the .24t1i,March next. JOSEPH IM!►l', Secrciary. : ,• • rf e. ANNO QUARTO GEOUGII IV. REGIS. TO PARENTS AND OU.ARDIANS. I,I,'YANTED..as an AI'I'RENTICE to a Whole safe and Retail Chemist and Druggist, a 'steady, active YOUTH, of respectable Connections, about fifteen Years of Age. As be will be treated as one of the Family, a moderate, Premium will be expected. • Just published, th; Ergbth Edition, grvatly improved, price 295. 'bo.trvis, or thss. hauchomely bound, GFFO D'S ENGLISH LAW YgR ; er, Every Man his own Lawyer : containing a Summary of tire Con stitution of England ; its Laws and STATUTIS, particularly those gigabit to 'Arrests.: Balk r aptcy 11. , nert Societies rill-PATY-SEVEN Capitals in the last Lottery, JL No. 4,C00, the Crand £30,000 in the previous Lottery, aril several other Capita!i, Were shared and sold by 13IS(J, whoa,. stand pre-eninent for the sale of Capital Prizes, al /fel, the only iillice-keeper who ever sold TWO Prizes of ztio,OCJ, TWO Prizes of Xio,ooo, and SIXTEEN Prizes of X. 10,000, besides Prizes of £L!.3,000, £20,000, &e. too t . ..rivrreits for heiertioi:, amounting to several Millions. Rieintors and Admi ni.trators Guardian and Ward lder and Servant Nuisances Parent and Child By orthellisumi*lonem. Wi). DEI.AIe.I7 Apply (ii by letter, post pail) to 51r. Cole, Druggist, High Holborn, London. • This day weal published, In Four Vols. 8r). price 2f. 12s. GI Irrtrds. AIiisToRY of -the BRITISH EMPIRE, from the Accession of Charles I. to the Restoration; With an Fhtroduction, tracing the Progrsss of Society and of the Consti tution, from the Feudal Times to the opening of the History ; and including a particular Examinatiott of Mr. Flume's State ments relative to the Character of the English Government. By GEORGE BRODIE, Esq. Advocate. Prtited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-' don; and Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. Bills of Exchange Husband and Wife I Parish Officers The Clergy Insolvent Dcbtors Saving flanks 1/Lltre<oses Landlord and Tenant Tithes 'Ph: Game Laws Libel I Wills, &c. &e. Also, the CRIMINAL LAW of Eva r Axis; embracing every snecies of Public Offences, with their Punishments. To which is added an Arrtantx, containing the most approved Forms of Agree ments,Leases,Wills and Testaments, Notices between Landlord and Tenant Contracts, Articles of Copartnershif, &c. &c. Also, A itirit water, containing thelateise Laws, the Customs' Laws, the Assessed Taxes, the Stamp Duties, &c. &c. The whole carefully digested from the best Authorities ; and the Sta tutes and Term Reports brought down to the 4th George IV.— The Eighth Edition. • . FOREIn 'PR A DM - This day was pied:Wiwi, in One Vol. Octavo, price a Giliaea Its ipiards the Eighth Edition, of THE NIERCI.I.I I NT, SHIPOWNER, askj 81-1:P MASTER'S cusToli and EXCISE GUIDE; (rr.- prising every Specks of Inform:4(in relative to the TR A DE between tile whole of thp British Dominions and all other Eats of the World. Including a GAzgrrEER, aceonipa.aied MAPS drawn and engraved expressly f-jr tht Work. Brought down to Novi:miter I, 182.2. By bIIARLES POPE, • • Controlling Surveyor, &c. F.e. Bristol. Mr. Pope appears to of to h..ve performed his task well."-- Monthly Review. _ - . .1 st.:se State Lottery, consisting of only 6,000 Tickets,.yet cont..ir.in Prizes of ,E2.0,0e0, £16,000, &c. &c. all itloney, and all to be Brawn In ONE DAY, 25th of FEBRUARY, 13 sow SELLING • • Stoek-Broker, 4, COItNHILL, and 9, CHAitING-C ROSS, And by his Agents in the Country. 41 .° The Prices of Stocks are affixed. hourly, against Bltsfrs Offices in Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluttnatiour This day was published, in two. price 14 3. THY 2., PHILOSOPHY OF MORALS.-By Sir • CHAR LES 11ORGAN, hi.D. Fellow of the Royal Col lege of Physicians of London ; and Author of The Philosophy of Life. By JOHN GIFFORD, Eig. Lonion : Printed for A. \Maier, Mitre -court, Ely-place, Hol. born ; and iokl by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. " Mr. Pope.has performed his task with great perspicuity, diligence, and talent."—Anti•Jacohin Relieve. London: Published by Bald.vin, Crudark, and Joy ; and sold by all Booksellers ESSENCE OV SPICES. T. WRIGHT respectfully informs his Friends and IP, I • the Public in general, that he has just received a large supply of that most valuable article, and is now selling it at the following priers: • Nutmeg, per bottle is. 6d. I Cinnamon, per bottle s. 6d. Cloves, per bottle- Is. 6d. Carraway, per bottle is. 6d. Ar 174. 6d. per Dozen, at his Warehouse, No. 24, OX FORD- S f MEET. corner of Itatbbone-place; where may be bad, all setts of Teas, Coffee, Cocoa, and Chocolate; Spices, Foreign Ynlits, Sweetmeat+, and Preserves; Chocolate Paste, Strict:- last, Prepared Chocolate, Prepared Barley, St!. eka all of the best qualities. _ BRITISH MANUFACTURE, Patronised by Lis present Majesty,their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, ti , e Duchesses of Clarence, gent, and Gloss . cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, Lice. THE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society promotes the general encouragement et national industty, and urges a bold competition with other cotustries. The predi lection for foteign articles of taste and fashion consequently de clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of ihuse it : ho profit by such hurtful prejudices; this has been exemplified by the high degree of gerkction which HILL' NG's 'LACE .atained, and the increasing demand for It since 1817, when the Patent was granted to prevent imitation. G. F..URLING and Co. have also ob tained a PATENT In FRANCS for thilr Lace, on Reintroduction to that Court, and It is well known mpay a heavy duty in Rngland as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who ere thus itnposed upon 3c double the original price„--,BorJered and flounced Drones front 3 to 10.0 guineas, with every novel and fashionaSle article in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods, with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash clearer than any foreign Lace —Whoterlele prices for ready money. Warranter! gen Line vt 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and et no other ;hap in London. . . OBSERVP.-NOW ON SALE, OLD PORT Vir.tage 1817, `36s. per dozen: Ditto -strEnttY,zcs. (Dials y Solis); CAPE MADEIRA, pier doz.n. A liaropor of one dozen each of the above Wines, - Bottles, &e. ihcloded, will be forwarded on receipt-of £1; or one dozen Poo, and one dozen Sherry, Bottles, &e. for £4 ; or two damn ('ape Madeira, Bottles, &c. fur ilia. All other Winos and ,Spirits in proportion. • Madeira, Vidonia, Tenerife, Lisbon, Cskavella, &c. an per dozen. Ull Coglilac Brandy (Otard Henesic), Ms. 6d. per gallon. 011 particular Jamaica Rum, 16s. 6d. per gallon. Shrub and Cordial Gin, 151. per gallon. last landed, CHAMPAGNES, Rouge et Blow, premiere 'polka, in •brilliant condition (I'rix Soleaux Avize, grower.), AL. 4. :per dozen. Claret La Rose and St. Julien. 635. per dozen. The Trade supplied.—Fresh emptied Wine Pipes, 17s. each. .. CHARLES WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to his Royal High ness the Duke of Cuutuce, next to the King's, and opposite the Haymarket Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, Louden, wise pledges his honour and reputation that the above Wines see genuine as imported; and assures the Public his is the only Establishment where excellent Wines, at 44.1% unprecedented low prigs, can be obtained. A single trial is solicited. LOOKING GLASSES AND FURNITURE ' c, I IEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES, 11 / 4 -7.ge now on Sae, at Coovett and Sox's Mantif ictory, Bishopsgate-street-Within.—Some of the larger sizes - are admi rably adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant dr.iwing-ronnn. A lcrge assortMent of rich finished Chimney, Pita-, and Chtval FraKati, with New Glasses of superior colour artd briiliency the prices reduced beyond all former precedent. Plate Glass for Windows, Carriages, 8 0 .e.—This article may also he manufactured as high as 130 by :2 inches, 120 by SU, or to any given dimensions. noblemen, Gentlemen, Survey;;rs, Proprietor.; of I fotels aid . others, will find this V7archouee deserving attention, from its exteostve variety of excellent Cabinet and Chair Work. Th.: Upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of pecu teatnesp an t i viesance, with the still greater advantage of r CiPlorav in that charge. Furniture cf.:Leered to ply part of the Country; without risk ociajory or expe:ise of p.l..kitig. J. C. and Son irt particular direct the attention of the Public newly-invented Wash-Nand-Stand, containing cenain '° ll nlicncies (especially useful to Invalids), in which ail effluvia u carefully prevented. r/ A consilerible assortment of Turkey Carpets ; and all vt . ect Cariseting on the same reduction. RII EL: I.ITIS NI, &c. ilt. C. TRO WA RD (under the Patronage of the ' 4 • 14 - most eminent Medical Gentlemen in the Metropolis) etintinuesto administer, with unparalleled st:•-c‘ss, 51.11.P1111- 'EDt7S FLINI I G ATION in the Cure of the various-Diseases that affect the F.:kin; as also in the wort ease* of Rh:lama:inn, • 1 4ribago, &C. aixistaily experience proves this peculiar treat .t to be not only very superior to any other in effecting a • tetrly and radical Cure, but Llso much lir:s expensive. A -ihort Ifeatise en Sulpiii.reons Fumigation may be had gratis, at the Otigins: Fumigating Baths, established upwards of flee years, 1 11 S, Ned Lum-square. liolbern. Mr. C. Trinv;u:si has Portable Fumigating Baths, with *bids he attends I'4:ierits at their own Houses, and has also Arsommoslation st his tstablishment for Persons resirlinv in the r l.°lrT,desir.ans of itch% beuAted by a.Ceurse of the Maths. '1 In one present state, the operations of the mind so far de pend on the right tone and good condition of its instrument, that anything which greatly contributes to preserve or renew the health of the body, la well worth the attention of the mind." Bishop Berkely. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduh-street. - • This day was published, in Bvo. 145. A SECOND VOLUME OF TABLE TALK. By WiLtIAM HAMA:CT. Contninitir S orenteen New Essays on MEN and MANNERS. We are acquainted with no other living writer who can de pict the intricacies of human character with so firm and masterly a hind ; who can detect with so fine an intuition the essences of opinion and prejudices; or foltow with so unerring a skill the subtle wirtlings of the deepest affections."—Edinburgh' Review. Printed tor Henry C.lburn and Co. Conduit-street ; of whoa, may also be had, the First Volume, containing 16 Essays. This day was published, A New and Improved Edition, 51. 641. of THE YOUNG ' MOTHER'S ASSISTANT.- By Sir ARTHUR CLA.RRE, M7ll. Mc. " We can safely recommend this Work to-thoee for vrhose use it is itnendesl, 23 a Talu.a.le compendium,of health fur the Nursery.'—New Monthly. hlszazine. Also, by the same Author, An ESSAY OM BATHISO, , Fifth Edition, 5%. 6d. An &vas. on Diseases of the SEIN ; with Ob9ervations on the ETects of Sulphureous Fumigations and several remarkable Gd. Printed for Henry Colburn and. Co . Conduit street. This day was published, In one handsomP volume Bvo. with a Plate containing nearly 50 Autographs• of celebrated Persons, price I ss. extra boards, ELICS of LITERATURE. By STEPHEN coi.I.FT, A. 'Art " Good my. Lord, bid nini welcome ; this ie the motley-minded Gentleman."—As You LiAt. London: Printed for T. Boys, 7, Ludgate-bill; and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, and all other Booksellers. • . This day was published, Ta Two Parts, Bvo. price 11. lOs. boards,u New Edition of A TREATISE on ASTRONOMY, THEORXTWAL 2nd PRACTICAL. By ROBERT WOODHOUSE. A.M. F. R.S. lluve of Gonvilie and Caius College, and Plumian Professor of Astronomy in the University of Cambridge . • .. . . Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, London . ; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, A TREATISE on PHYSICAL ASTILOSIOSIY,IIIIO. price I as. boards. • • A TIMATISII on PLANS and SPHERICAL 1 IMONONZTRY. The Fourth Edition, corrected, altered, and enlarged ; Bvo. price 9s. 6d. bo.rds. TIIE ROPE VAULTER ; OR, A COUNTRY EXCURSION. LAST Barthlornew Fair on a Monday be g an The mar►et had clos'd, when bestfseing his horse, Through.Sinithfield a Yeoman *2,irected his coufso, In haste to a booth as the ~ ,nittliude ran, • lauttitlt where a rape-vaulting Monkey display'd His skill, in appropriate costume array'd. ilis agile performance and antic grimaces Created a number of risible faces. " Encore!" cried the Yeoman—the Monkey turn'd round, And casting his eye on the Yeoman's bright Boots Suspended, in wonder, all other pursuits ; For there by reflection his image he found A! if in a mirror 7 -attd judgment to show, As),isted his dress by the fine jetty glow. The crowd highly prais'd this new Amateur's taste ; Whrn, Presto, begone ! Jacks, sprang up behind, Ard throwing bis arms round the Yeoman's broad waist, Th.: horse the Old Bailey rased down like the wind, And Blackfriar's Bridge with velocity cros s d, All eyes while these mystified riders eogross'd. At home when arriv'd, what but terror prevail'd, The Yeoman as seen by the dal! " The devil?—'tis one of the Blacking's attracting," The Yeoman replied—while the 11onkey the act 411 Of settling his dress, to the bright butts again Resorted bis amateur taste to su.itatii. *Reined to his home, to prevent like disaster, A toilet for Jacko is found by his Master, ' In chaste and resplendent reflection not lacking— polisli'd by WAS111:+ . 11 knettag. This Easy Shining and - Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by Y /21;,z,z. zo, STK.-% ND. I.onocksi At*l sold ill ever;• 'room In the Kingdom. LTQL I II), in Bottles, CA. 1011. 12d. and lad. each. Al.5tY PASTE BLACKING, ip Pots, Gd. 12d. and iGd. A Shilling Pot of Paste is acrarl to Pour Is. Hottiraof Ask 1 . ,.)r WARREN'. Bucking. . HOW ISON'S CANkDA.—SECOND EDITION. This day was publicised, Beautifully printed in One Volume Octavo, I,os. 6d. boards, QKETCHES of UPPER CANAA, Domestic, k-7 Local, and Characteristic ; to which are added, Practical Details for the Information of Emigrants of every Class, and some Recollections of the United States of America. By JOHN HOWISON, Esq. Second Edition. The volume before us - contains a good deal of accurate and instructive information, whicitsannot fail to be interesting to those who meditate emigration ; and is particularly adapted fOr the guidance of those classes who are moot likely to be tempted to seek an asylum in these settlemetits, the day-labourer, or , the tray) of small income and increasing family. Mr. Howison passed two years and a half hi Upper Canada ; and Whatever he communicates is derived from personal inquiry and observation, and is obviously quite candid and Impartial, and free from the exaggeration and flattering colouring of. the interested land jobbing speculator. His descriptions of the wild and picturesque scenery of the wilderness he traversed are given with very con siderable spirit and effeet."...-Edinburgh Review, No. 73. • Besides this flattering notice, Mr. Howison's Work has been reviewed in a manner equally favourable in the New Edin burgh Review, Blackwood's Magazine, Edinburgh Magazine, Monthly Magazine, New Monthly Magazine, British Critic, Eclectic Review, Literary Gazette, Litetary Chronicle, Scots man, Examiner, &c. dtc. &e. Published by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh kead G. and \V.B Whittaker, London. HENRY'S CALCINEP NIAGNES)A continues to he prepared with the most scrupulous care and atten tion, by Mcssrs. Thomas and WILLUOiI iltaiar, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. it is sold in bottles, price 2s. 2a. or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot he genuine, un less their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle. Of 'most of the vendcrref the Magnesia may be bad, authenticated by a similar • Stamp, Ihtstt's AP.OIIATIC Smarr of VINRCAK, the invention of Mr. henry, and tho only genuine preparation of that article. DISEASES OF Tun EYE. . • PERSONS a ffl icted with obstinate CHRONIC OPTFIALMIA, or INCIPIENT CATALIACT, who have not been relieved by the usual treament, are rocommended to apply to Mr. MARSHALL, Regent-Street, Vincent-square, Westminster. A CASE I T I HE ANTISEPTIC BOTANICAL TOOTH- A. POWDER possesses' the peculiar and unrivalled excel lence of cleansing the Teeth from all tartarous incrustations. without injuring the enamel. It imparts.a healthy freshness to the Guts-2 balmy sweetness to the Breath, whitens and fastens the Teeth, even when loosened by mercury. The late unfortu nate Queen of France (for whom this Dentifrice was originally prepared) brought it into the highest repute with the Beauties of tile French Court, and amongst the higher circles in that country it still continues to be universally adopted. In this king dom its use has hitherto been confined to the Nobility; but terms having been made with the I)assessor of the recipe, it is now offered to the Public by J. V. S; I MPSON, No. 2s, Henrietta street, Covent-garden, in Eotes, a t ss. 9d. each, duty included: At the same Wallehouse may be obtained, the ROYAL ELI X Ili of LIFE, a complete restorative of the animal func tions io kleaticed Life, and in all cases of Nervous and Consump tive ;kbility ; it is sold in Bottles, with directions, at 11 a. each, easy in:twirl. Also, at the above Warehouse may he had, the ARABIAN 'VEGETABLE PILLS, a never-failing Remedy for Bilious and Liver Complaints, Spam of the Stomach, habitual Cos tiveness, Flatulence, Loss of Appetite. Headache, Giddiness, and all cases of defective energy in the digestive organs. The rapidly increasing demand for these Pills, especially since the frequent recurrence of fat:tl accidents attendant on taking salts, has induced .1. V. Simpson to appoint Venders of them in dif ferent parts of the Town, for the greater convenience of the Public; and they may in future be obtained at his Warehouse as above, and also of 'the following respectable Venders r•—• Messrs. Stradling, South gate, Royal Exchange; Dinhefetd, 155. Cheapside ; Brennand, 156, Bishopnote Wit bout ; Sequeira, 103, Whitechapel High street ; Ward, llolborn ; Prout, 229, Strand; near Temple-bar; Pal.ae, 5, St. Martin's -court; Sanger, 150, Oxford-itreet ; and Hawkins, 11, Old Bond-street. 'These Pills contain not a particle of Mercury or Antimony, require no peculiar caution, and a single box will establish their infinitely superior efficacy over ever/other description of Pills now offered for similar Complaints. They are sold in boxes, at ls. I id. and. 2s. 9d. each, duty included. None of the foregoing articles are genuine, unleis the stamps are signed by J.V. Simpson, Acting Proprietor. Highly deserving the attention of the Public. To Xs. CA NHA M, Proprietor of V El. NOS' V IsiIIIRTA DIX SYRUP, 52, Berner's-streei, Pxford-street., 3 cis Noveinhei, l lB22. SIR —I sheitild have done mysel the piektsiire of waiting on yon, to thank you fur :he benefit I have receiv,d by raking eighteen bottles of your VEC3 ETA nu; svßu OF Dl's VELNOS, but at present I am not equal, at my ad wr.ced tge, to performing the iourn,,y. Give me leave briefly to inform yea, that 1 was afflicted with a terrible scorbutic cons plaint for many years, so exceedinAy had, that in the-year 1817, I was tinder the necessity of retiring from a public situation at that period I had been under various medic-il men, without any material benetit, and continued in a miserable stare of existence till a'imit the year 1861, when I was induced to try your V.-- getable Syrup as try last resource. At Otis time I was 'ln a most deplerable and wretched condition, frightful to see; free I have the pletisure to add, that bi a contiuuatiott of use yegethble Syrup, bad as I v. as, it relieved me from excruciating pain, by heal up all my ! area after a plentiful discharge, and perfectly eradisated the disorder, even at my advanced age of 61 years. Mrs. Barton will id() herself the pleasure of calling at you in the course of a few days, p:•rhaps next wean, when she WI te plain anything-you may wish to be informed of relating to my case. In the meantime lam persuaded this letter will be gra. tifying to your humanity. ' . And remain, Sir, with all possible respect, • Your obliged humble Servant, GEORGE I3A RTON, Mr. Kerby's, the corner of Mansfield-place,Hentish Town. The Syrup, which is a safe though a powerful substitute for mercury in all cases, and removes those evils which an 'none cesstul use of that mineral occasions, is prepared, according to the recipe of the late Mr. Swainson, entrusted to his immediate Successor at;d Nephew, Mr. Canhans alone, by whom it is sold at his house, No. 52, Berner's-street, Oxford-street, at 13s. a bottle; it is also sold by Mr. Canham's Agents in London, and in every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and the Concentrated, fur warm cbmates, by his• deputed Agents in the - East Indies, viz.—Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta; and Messrs. Forbes and Co. Bombay. SPAIN. • - Extract of a priv.Tte letter from Madrid, dated Feb. 2 : " A change appears to be effecting in public opittion, front which new and very interesting combinations have resuite.:, whereof the most important is an approxitnation between the s Moderates and the Com:ouneros.. This ails thee, which is on the point of taking place, and of which the conditions are at this moment negotiating, will have for object and result-i-1. 'Dm dismissal of the present Alinistry. 2. 'l'l replacing it by a • M. nistry formed from the party of th e M o d erates an d the eon. muneros. 3. A negotiation which the oew Ministry will imme diately endeavour to open with England, having for basis certain concessions that the Government here will make forts:ace, and consequently some modifications in the existiog Constituboa. " You will be s urprised , without doubt, to film! the Com mune-ins acting in this affair, hut you will agree that it is ex trcmely foruaate, as without that it woold be impossible to bring to a good termination any negotiation for peace-dependent on changes in the Constitution. The Society of the Coninauneros is powerfally organized, more numerous and influential than all the others. The late Municipal Rlections have all been front that party. In is are found the most active, the most stirring men, and the most powerful declaimers. ' " Their union with the .1L *rotes will have the further advan tage of detaching the latter frarn the Masn ns. who will thus be isolated and divided among./ themselves; and 'a neat party also begins to bet enetrated by the necessity of making some ciin cessions to preserve' peace. The patty of thi s why of t6ir king will be very stron,;ly stip?orted, and tbentiw:AiitAstry,fieos o i ng to the administration,of public afl'airs, sei gm on the . p r inc.j... LAKES GENUINE PILI.S, justly faimotts for - Ileof a negotiation. fo L r pe a ce, and csm 'seqiiently that :ni ne sao . P. oiticatioois in the Conssitothin.onsinalearsalalet will enter oh curing, in all its stages, the IiT.NRIIR AI. •DISEASE I office With the cintainty of being shpoortral.by-all. uteht.s.ee One email Pill is a dose , and the taking of one Box, in a recent l o f the Gialsettiantit s ; iitfote: feiderswoold; - at' thie tapir, he it ease, soon coneinteCise patient of the certainty of his speedy ac with the,now4linll,44i • . 1 .1 recovery. Nothing cad be better contriv e d, more saf e , or more I t, Public opinion Is already ea fandfitirimid with the gat convenient than this ifemedy, for such as are °W •t ed to go jour- mation Of the t ie d * dial' withotit sar i :, nits Or to sea, as it needs no con fi nentent - nor rearaint of and sixty years experience (in an extrusive pr.stice) has proved Diet ; pronounced the nanwa of to 4 the ffie that. ; of Pizarro' hod liaflastero ) . As present the compos.iti nf .a that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all tither new klinistryilasegociitingonsifiteeeraleonihMatist i s iiase hre-p inethoils avail nothing. For the Seurvy and other Chionical ounce consideration. That sub" is sa i e k,.., Alolifihtitt.hy the Disorders, this Medicine has. Kot its parallel, Upwards of amentniteros cantaglithe names of--- . -rizarto x fOr ycrri a lti Affalts; 40,000 persons of 'both sexes hive been radically cured of the js tel , , !mot o r ; yaudiolt,'W.sttets; atya;.Perbz,titafltiottier aboreernel disorders, Within-the last eight years. rret;:ircei and :ll.Kkratc, War ; : Another .flioderaue to 4k., hiatiatrr ritoatoille sold be the sole Paiprietors,- T. TA Y LOLL and SON, klenthers and j„th e Arrieta, Colonies ; and Wear N 0.9, New ,- Marine . . o toe of preseut-.Ministry, ii appears that they have deieisahii:teonist the College of Surgeons .at their House, 13riet4e-street, in lleeers of only vs. 9d. each, duty i ncluded.— ' bs t i t ii;a: the want of alit-sto iiiparjoistj og .th c f ai rk ki N.ll. Two back doori, and Lights hi the I'dsA %vs ,at to a fproach the c.ilsital, w knout taking any. peeicaptionsxterl Tbey ire alto sold; by their appointment, wi,th copious dime. • - then), hos rained cliataeierteveii iLitihotEtij r sie * lf( A l. Dons, at the Toy-shop, :03, Ox Cm d-street Jr.:% Disburough's, • Clue o i , t a t s n tnteaeurltsvf d hy new..434wrytitiodimmitauitioy L jt,; ‘ ,..7„ tu:arly opposite the Mtsinonent ; '4 7 a dvocated by the Cobroluiteros, will be the f4.riust - iou - clag Army , : Ofte Person e v e r i coes id cra bh : 'sun is C.l , !at Britain and of d u , evitre,lhe command of whtzh wil! givei: to Batas- Mvice gratis to Persons taking the above, utlaer of. tei,r. i th . arco va ti u hhi chief of the the Prni•riitut's Medicines. I • . • • r .