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f ' • 4. 4 40`i Num BE It 7375) , _*144444843A-Y. OCTOllkilt , /ST • _ 1. irmmorn-ROYAL, COVENT.GARCIPILT . rprp rfOZIORItOW EVENING, OCTOBER wifl tie artsd a Comic Opera, .called THE WOODMAN: Sir Waiter Warirg, Mr, BLANCKARO ; Word, Mr. INCLEDON ; Captain °Tonne), Mr. TAtLOlt." rairtor,, Mr. BELLAMY ; Bob, Mr. EMfkY. E m ily (with an additional Snikg)-Mrs. rnexoNs- Miss Di darkit, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Dolly, Mrs LISTON. A Davcr incidental to tie Plecei,br the Corps de Ballet. wLich will be added:the Malo-D*e of THE BLIND lIOY. - Dimond, Mrs. H. /PIiNgTON ; Oberto, Mr. IsIOWCZTT; Rodolpho, Mr. TAUNTON ; Mellitus lX Mr.j.WrON, • Lida ; Miss CRANFIEL - - - - - 17 •DXCHSQUIMIII.L 047X10E, 048317 11, tem Aft Eichepter Bill, tithed Eh the: ?Kant ha of November and December, igh.N TO BE Pellll OPP, TLORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Itf4-• .871-, TR F:ASURT,, IssOLig rFoot Dire‘tiosuftw paying' yr 'll4 iiiiteripal of the ahve mediated Bxelteitter 'frith the Ixtereet' die Merton, at.ihe Exchequer Big'Ope, Ia the Reedy of .Extherteri: Zlrix PaleleeTord,Myininster,ox Aftnday. s th;. itk days (Nero : miter. 110111....."Ittesdastsi willk given daily (Spodayr dad Nolikys excePtail tratilstadin.ladin; Madly, the 29a Oett3er, lislo, from Tex o'Cloa in • the One in 4g; Afterhaire e jer the freirpoor of mars in &St .sane; and, for the greater dispatch, the traits of the . s.rid B:llt . :tre dab ed to brim:ll4: thereof, ett:it.;inio; ilso•NasZere is nreserieal order, *c.:ording to the &gee of the tail Mi.-and ;01:Cietutamat q literests troth the per bid/0d &its awl Merest Ire thereon, ~pad frost I, Iwo ez..liog the dayt wfdik Iks are respectively Ate!, to el 0LA63 9 -FLINT GLAIR, and BOTTLII GLASS Woastiteit t either Inters k or Outwork Mani:T.4n And employment from theTo t as a rtn Gt.*ss►flnUS& COMPANY, at the very best Wagcs,:and the !Altheet esicapragemont for °Jar. ,wort. Every reasonable allowance for travelling expences will also be made for the Worktnen s:OI their Fantllies.—Apply to William ClealJes, at tha Company's Works. at Leith, Scotland. . tRESEBNA I'ION FROM DROWNING. This day was published, price 14 in•boards, THE HYDRO,AiERONAUT, Or NaVirittet , LIFE BUOY ; sheering by new Experiments, on Principles vrellinown in Natural Philosophy, that without any particular precaution, almost every Ship at Su has _within itseit easy and effectual Means of saving hi Crew and lia,v , enzers in rases of . Shipwreck t with a variety of other important inforniaton. ' Printed for I. M. Ricliardiens,Vo. OS, Cornball.' -ad Hatthard, .Piccadilly. CUSCE OL? S I ONE Ajai ciijw44: Pg)i.kt, Surgeon, SOutipansprourreet, IT& Moona.lburrkuare, Proprietor of ADAMS'S.SOLVEaI ':zooid yjt rakeiCtivei Cure of t'• I ONE aid b.-,tV4,L. in the BLADDER or Kin:kb...VS acquaints Puhlic, that!** bas for -41 v years devoted his whole protessional attentions's° lb, to He may he .comoulteri at his own Want 081 Widow the SoloeSts to bOtte•eil Boxes 7s. Seen;il 3 rioe,3l..6d. Pit 314 &J. 1 4 , 01.4 Price Y 9 lover Gallery cs. Secolad Pficssls . . Um; csallecy_ Is. Second p r ice 6d. This F.vening—The gosmeakieersi m o o li t [ ie Escape. Faturday, King J° ll n., A49:64 2 79 El% lA* dui IVovertber, incitsivc,;thiren the Inttreit Itql cease, t ilearers lialskr,t or sotkure isAi l zeuiL4 required to iU sill •tot7ii their wad tigeatuYe. sod to write doer Napa sod at the hottest ff Melt lid; sat 'lir prw epersotgit tram! B". o ra° Mti... 0 1 it 4; 1, 14 0 06 tult eachil • saftive Rroith . fir ifhe avec . •• ..- • , gassy Pke‘c4ler,s jar eforuziJ Bi ll atheold Az loirosi Permed of the Priscipat eat Leered, presages to the said Ulf dali wril.No44 • ' i n One Volume, seta lecke "Itlos, 64. hoards, cE rt. MONS. •• 131 -the td...P.OLVZRELE; u Vicar of Mannaccon and Of St. Anthony, in Cortwalt; and Author of the Histories Of Devon and Cornwall ; Puente, &c. &c. printed f o r Longman, Hurst, Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Pater perprow, London ;,.and Rees and Curtis, Plyttunthe . Newsier, they ovev he aemounadatel, an computing theauterest mike la's os which they wish to he paid, and le.:vales the sail Balm e XJINi • xrtiiG one clay prior thereto. .Id,ef iteri,..is es may be desirous of having new Exehegser Bills In' whale or in part I'asinent of Principal, upon marhin: new Bills, rat meatiosiug the amount at els hoitonsi their Lists, de;inered on or brine( llifonday the 29th of OetUlier ,181 0 , unary Ge die 111114 dated with new Cdlll3ißfr an Interest of Three-peucr by Mtdi:bon every One Hun dred rounds, , nhi‘h sail ,New Pills will hear date the sail Itth lap of Nov:mber, and . will he deliver:dos Thrroliy the 15‘6.4e November, end tliefoilonvin: Day,. N.B. AU Exchetitter Bills, cLtted prior to November, 1809, have been afreei tised to be plid or, and the laterest thereon bas eased. This tay wag published, price 2s. AFUNERAL DISCOURSE, occasionea.byshe Death of the Rey. Dr. I3AR.NES, preached at Cross-street we t ting House, in Manchester, on Sunday, the 16th July; Ittto. By lOHN SATES. Printed far Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; "obi num, and Heaton, Liverpool; and Aston; Manchester. ALVESTON 140 USE, NEAR STRATE6RD N. AVON, • - 'with isnottedlite Posoeosion. . To be SOLI) by AUCiaoN, by 1061.1; - 1 ROSINS, . . _ _ . IMEAs.ES OF THE This day were ptiblitilled, • Handsomely printcd in octavo, and illustrated with Six Plater, pricalgt. 6J. boards, 1 ETTERS CONCERNING THE DISEASES 1.4 OF THE URETHRA.—By CHARLES HELL. Printed fnr John Murray, Fleet -street, London ; and sold de) by every other Bookseller in England, Sew and, and Ireland. - • T a General M eeting of the SHIP-Qwzit RS . of the Port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, •cooreued by public Advertisement, held at Carr's, the Northumberland Arms: North Shields, this iGth day of October, 1810, to take into (4)11Si• deration the expediency of Supporting or Opposing a Bill now venting in PArilaniett, (introduced by the Right Hon. Groitot Ross), entituled, " A Bill to iucrease the number of Persons to be bred to die Sea Service," _ Shortly will he published, In one Volume, quarto< With a Portrait of Lord Chartemont, from at original Picture, a few Copies on Rtsynt Paper), UEMOIRS of . the POLITICA L and PRIVATE A LLFE &JAMES CAULFIEI43, EARL of CHARLIA. 140N1'. X. P. By fRA! , :C..I6 HARDY, Esq. Member of the II eased Commookin the three hest Pertiaments of Ireland. Primed for T. Paden find W. Davies, Strand. S i Ast ttsl A brc Int thn Wil De 1 Tli 41 F 7h t • tie/ . • • r if 'l l 4 .10 tb I • I . 111 .r I II It ti ii t. I s. a 1 1 •Shortly patilished, T..Garatt.t. and W. Davit., Strand, Degantly printed, la 6 Volurnea, Octat wLh a Portrait of Mr. Miami, from in drisinal Picture b; Dahl (a few coplrs on Royal Paper). T HE WORKS of .. tote •Rigin Hon. JOSEPH ADDISON ipty Edition, will) copious - Note t. By the Lee Richard Hurd. D. D. Lord ilishw of Woreetter. T 1 day were published, is tau Volumes, with a Portrait, after a Ymiature by Zinek; prke .14s. in boards, a very f w copies 00 larger per, pric.rsel ear', edition, being the third. of THE LETTERS - OF .MRS. ELIZABETH MONTAGU ; with some of the Letters of Fit theiPledr,;tontalning Mr Letters frntrian rally toille age of ge. • Published by MATTHEW MONTAGU, Esq. M. P. Her Nephew ,and Executor. Printed for T.,eadell and W:Davie% Strand. ly 'whom shortly "Ail be published, the Second Part. This. day was plahlishesi, in S large vols. Svo. IPuskrited by Por traits, price Xi I Is. 64. in hciards; a few cipies.on royal paper, price .E9.'es. a New Editlot;, being the rhird, of s• 'HE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Ac ' cession oflsing George the Third, to the conclusion of Peace 1 . tie par A 739." —By ADOLPHU', Esq. F.S.A: Printvd for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • 4 .° This sicult; with Mr. Humes and Dr. Smoilett's Histo ries, forma a complete History of England, from the earliest ac •Mrina to thg year 1763; printed in an uniform sae and manner - . Viiii!lay were published, elegantly printed in one large rot 4to. price 42 Es in boards, • PHILQSOAIWAL ESSAYS. By DUGALD STEWAR'I',Ant. Xdinhastgh rEtneritua Professor if Moral PhiloSopllVin•the University of Edinburgh; Honorary Ai Tttlii r of the imperial Academyof Sciences at St. Petersburgh ; tad Metnber of the American PhilosophiCal Society held at Phi 444Phia, . . . Rtinted (or- T: Cada pad. W. Davies, Strand ; J. Murray, . 11 . 0 4trrei Constible, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Ludgate itreet, Londeut and for' W. Creech and A. Constable and Co. •felinburgis. •Of 'horn maybe had; by the same Author, ' ELESIISITS Of the PHILOSOPHY of the HUMAN MIND; third 'Eilition, in one large vol. Bvo. price 10s. 6d, in boards. • Shortly- will be published, in two butte Visiones,. *dm, a New Edition, heiuithe Third, ist • .riiscoußSES 2ind DiSSEKTA'rIONS on the A- , SCRIPTURAL tocrittNEs ,qt ATONEMENT •And SACRIFICE ; and on tlielrintipal Ailments advanced, and the mode of reasoning ;ettiployeti t lip the Opponents of these Doctrines, as held by the'AstabUshaff-huich. With an Appeo tint, contaniug some strictarlli on Mr. Osisharn's Account of the Unitarian. Seattle, ill *liSi Review OF Mr.liirfiberforce's Treatise. • By WIIIM/1M MAGEE; D. D. &War Patsy of Trinint Cloltsge, nod Professor of Mathematics in sloe Univer•iti Dahlin. Printed for 'l7;.Catlcll and W. Davies, Straft4, • • This day *as published, in 1 Vol. 800. price*. E LIFE of the late BEILRY PORTEIjS,. BISItOP of LONDON—his Opinions, Last Wdl, Ira Character; in wldilt are included Anecdotes of :hose with *limn he Ilvekand of many living and deceased Divines. . , Ey a LAYMAN of Merton College, Oxford Being a tribute of affec ionate esteem to the Memory of treat and gpod.M.an; whose Diseturses, intoned by the corres ponding sanctity of his example, have rendered all those wlsQln they have reached at once better and happier. • . Printed for I. Davis, No. ;,8, Ems-street' Stroud; and to be !lad a( all Booksellers. This day was publish.. 3, 'I Three Vohnnes, bemire), a New Edition, price...el. 4s. hoards, THE NIETROD 4 'II.I.ACI-11NO;and .STU- t - a- DYING the BRLLES LEriltES ; or an introductlorA so I 7-3 .enares, Poetry, Rhetoric, Marry, Miami PhdosophyyPhyints, t.e. with ltufisctiens on Taste, and Instructions with regard to t ht•ELNurti,:e of the Pulpit, the Bar and the Stage. The whole whit passaps from the t i nt famous Poets and Ora tors, daltient aiteMadtru; with critical nareaseks on them: De signed ramie Fikt-Licu:mly for Stnextsts i 2 t tsr3'4lllasity. 4iy W. ROLLIN,. Late Principal of th e University. of Pacis, Profest9r of Eloquence in the RoTatCollrgc, and Member of At : Royal Academy of lescriptiens and lablAiltrie. 'ft:toasted tresnelleFreneh. Printed fee Orrelpe mg Sets. F. C. and J. RivinBteo Weikerd, .Sesui, (.:41:1ae11.., v_ =not, nowt and Sharpe, Damon and Hu atTsA• Lest W. Cl4rke and Sous, Lackington, Alien and Co. G. Robinson, Law, Cadet and, Davies, Longman, Hugs, seer, Orrie4wod Brossene.S. Ososby end Co. J. Rickard inn; J. M. k 414..40 E4 twa t , Parti sauLlciegsleiry, 3. B. Seticr, j ' l4a4 -1 1 \ 411 ".44wiandi s eigti, J. Zooter; W. Raines, J. Lilack• lock, and Xt:elit stati AT, Ob. ,• u se •_ ,„ . • • dr iga. /. ••..• • A • • , - .i.ttilfE . . t • k . ' ,l l 2 4; 17: • ^ ••• 1 4 qtr; • r • t • wt. I • . ,d ••• •"• .. * '''.••••••••• 44i • • • •. , • • 14011101100' .- ' 440' • Er a!CE SIXPENCE-PIALS-PENNS. WANTED. at at Ar k Adt i fs' AI L 111 ti s t el fi D. raauu:s NERVOUS CORDIAL DR01I: 1 L R nit IrHE latent c.iuse of Nervous Disorders Lei in•an 1 .7 Impure state of the animal Juices, which instead of llourish ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and deranzethe uervou. fibres; this produces various complaints of a related habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondrine iris! Hysteric ail teams arise, and from this diseased state of the blitml procee,i the various maladies that embitter lite„mar every paiktit enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature detay. For thesediorders . Dr. FoTIIIRGIL . S N aeon s Coaoz Dior* have been-fount the best retr.edy, the most powtsful restorative, and reanimating medicine ; it has been proved an infallible core for those whose health has keen injured in warm climates, or bll close attention to business, and a sedentary life. he powers have been fully confiroted in rouse infirmities which attack the young of tither set, ausl too often prematurely produce old age and all the weaktteters connected with It. No medicine moor, *nth general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every eass of Ike cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by theta thedindas acquire fresh *leg; the exhausted veins are filled with lab and healthy juices; the spirits drooping sod languid, become revived and exlalltrated, the dia.-eat functions of appeti and eliestiell arepromoted by it, a d the whole censtitution receives new lie and strength. This grand restorative of health c annot be recent. mended with too much eagerness to the female se; in the deli. tate and highly nervous state which Is knore tosucteedchildbeil, and those peculiar indispositions et the set, which by anent of It. ten: iota, are apt. to produce the attest fatal and lingering diegetaa, mid even death itself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Olicapap . corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter and Co. and Seatk, Fellabingh and Glasgow ; Behan, Portst i noothl Neveberp and Son, Dublin; Peck and Timer, Hull; Hoxland and asydps, Plymouth; and most Booksellers and MealcioeNendere, toevetf town, in bottles at 45..6d.an.l Its. each. Of whom may be had, Dr.varmsaoit.t.i's FSMAI.II PILLS, price Cs. 9d. a box. At the Whitt Lion Inn, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, on Tuesday, the 20th day of blovimber, )810, At five I + L that Capital FREEHOLD MANSION, • called ALVES CON .HOUSE, deli;:htfully situated in a most fertile•and richly oenamented Paddock, on the Banks of the Avon, an extelknt walled Garden, and an exclusive right of Fishery in the hover .Avon. Afso, In Lots, a considerable quantity of Arable, Meadow or Pasture land, of most superior quality, lying rear to the Mansion. Alvoten adjtins. to an excellent 'Furnpike-r,hmi leading from Stratford on Arun to trene,bourn, is distant only two miles front ,Stratford, and Mr. Cocbett's celebrated koi Hounds f six miles from Warivick, and 9G front London. Particulars are preparing, and may be had in ten days at the White Lioff,:kratiord on Avon ; the Warw4k Antllly Warwick ; and the principal inns in the neighbourhood; of William Vszard, Esq. I.tneoin's ttmn, Londuo ; of the Auctioneer. Birmingham . and of Mr. Lander, or Mr. 'flotillas, Solicitors, Warwick. AEVERSIONS.-SUSSEX. TO BE BOLD BY PRIVA l'E CONTRACT, THE REVERSION rtf TWO FREEHOLD ESTATES, called FORDEIWOR. and Min:HALL FARM, and LIMLIE PAM, both iu the I`arisli of Rod:a ft:Ad, in the county of Sussex; consisting of a Farts-House and Cottage, acid about 140 Acres of Land. Fordbrtiok and JidebaU are in the occupation of Mr. Jolts Card, an.i Litklir is in the oc cupation of Mr. Samod Wickens. The Estates will fall in on the death of two unmarried Ladies, one about 5'2 yv,ars a , Kithe other about 45 years of age. 'Ube Reversion is subject to tl.e ctlance of &dux of the Ladies having a Child who Stall tiv% to &filo 11, but independent of thew age and the improbability of their mar rying anti baying a Child, the Purchaser will be secured from any Loss, by the investment of the Purchase Money for a certain Term of Years. SJCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the touridation of Socha . Happiness, which is often disturbed through. the par** "float form the union not taking now precautions which would los core them the enjoyment of that great domestic blesskg. Peoyk of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but winks the constitution has been cannot' by disease, Or &Weems, by a certain habit coutractra at an Lefty age, a renovatioit of stalsifsty previous to entering that stare is insitopensibly requital* tl? ft . t I the slumbering sparks of life , aud to reani mats the * r nein: °r 40 disorders have contributed more essentially to destrOrnmea neat happiness thin those which are the t onseottence of aliguisiled lire- 14 vie4s this entotideration whias iotloood Mewl. CI ititlE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dirtm tAsir woo dies andpractiee exclusively to the treatment and care of,sfseVea nereal Disease, IA the disorders:irking tla;reftont; as abolo tbat dtrangetneut of the syeern, produced by the desire t i habit of the inconsiderate school.buy, wb.ek brings on them diskeisiog ...„1.11 Debilities anti Deficiencies that prevent pr andilinttr AP sil4alci moniel state. :Ilse successful result of their plan, give!. them • additional ardour to oppose the ntasges of these ce.hpJaatts, which are this matt Insportain in the catalogt:e of htunla tillp• mines. .It bedtimes eve: v person who has indulgedinthli' add= tory vice to seek relief by soesalting Professional tiprtk of ends aeons and honour, to which Messrs. CUItItIE and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted farts.. In professing the cure of these esiteplidnts, they hold out no inducement to vice.; hut sensible as an ' Mtge Mitt he of the existence of melt calamities, tbey ,offer, th'ir assivanat as regularly' educated Members of the ltoyai Colleges of Surgeon, of London and Edioborgh. Slight and . r.veent eases of Syphilitic infection ire 'radically cured in the shirt space of two days. Those of the most obstinate dormice, suds as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pain's of the home, beets. Ate. are permanently and speedily cured. : 4 eYet,tl NOltlentan and Gentlemen of.the first respe:tability have liven under the estWe Pr Messrs. Currie sad Co. for the removal of complaints olds. albs Mrs, strictures, etc. and having received a ratil'al and permanant cure, request that ref.:reoces may be mask to them aaestlarapaory , .evidences of the decidet superiority of Messrs. Currie and Cites plan of treatertelit. Many of these gentlemen had strictsitaskom I(i to 20 years, and wore under the care of Messrs. Home;. Hem.. elside, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the appletation ut . the Imur caustic, without sumo. Nlcssa. Currie and Co. hay • selectud tire following letter frets the many they are icily receiving front gent lenten returning theta thanks for their restoratiina to sound and vigorous health. It VMS scot to them unsolicited,from the eon of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under ibis diseressing and painful malady for tan years t be had been smiler the care of several surgeons of -professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief ; bi.t front the atiperier mods of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he rechived a radicel Owe in the Ada space of one month. " May VS, 1830. " 'En Dr. Camara, 107, Hatton Garden. " Lord --, feels great pleasure in communicants' to Dotter 44 Currie the petfect resyttablishmcnt ni his health, in consequence " of his mild and Sailltil able trewment of Strictures in the Lore. " thra. lir may add, that be has not lie many years enjoyed as " much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entestaine no " doubt of his bavitig obtained, throuTh his skill and attention, a " perfect and radical cure of that hinted complaint. its he was nit " a strangest to the manner that others treated the complaint, he " has it hi his power. from a fair trial and a just comp.wlMo, to " p.v that nitotte of applause to Dr. Corny which ha sensibly li feels, and Shell ever be most ready aid wifinty to achnoirledge.` By an early appiicalon to 'Messrs. Currie and Co. the metal will :.cape the okn, danger, and esproce of a len end tedious atteoilaooe upon lees earrienced r actidoners. . ' h141041.1,ED WOMEN, who have ierg bran that fed ill their rapt c.ations of a family, Maybe insured that in most Iss *antes such deftcts are euratde by . medical altdl; aud altitausli alsa removal oteuols nnpechruerre be an ol4aet 'WASIAK and Wire- Welty with .pshcrs, yet the cure olr such &ryas, by sissoadual progress of resovation, Is the acquirement efelsekreeperleitce. Messrs. currie and Co. may be coustonsa by Fathom efl Sex, with the great e st secrecy and honour, at their holie o i lkt 1.07, Hatton-Outlet. For further Particular, aiTly to Sweet sod Stokes, Solicitors, No. 6, King's Bench Walks, i'vniple. • • Pathsl4in she Cuusty, siescriblos particalers of thfir its4e. age, aud 'gods:yr living, inelosia4 a rensittance for Advice = isot . tines,"th*sasue vial be given or seat to any pay si the. To insure that secrecy as otwattal to cloak of kWh 11%Ay bs &MIA ;• Ike likeglll+ ll lo. . , . • ' 1„, `•••0-'•• • •;. ' • A • UPHOLSTERY TRADE. . AVALUABLE Opportunity for any Party &sir- ous to enter into an Extensive FAtablisliment in one of the first and largest Fawns In the Kingdom in the Furniture •Prade, in full gushiest', from which the present Owner wishes to retire, and in winch '1 rade he has secured to himself, with much honour and xespectabiiity, a handsome Provision for himself and tinnily. The Purchasers may occu:by the present eligible issd.eonvent ent Premises for.any Period they may desire, wherein cite:Wee ant valuable Trade has lung been carried on in Ow Town, and Country adjacent, and which will no doubt be- c , mtinued with equal success, by a Person possessing sonic Capi:al And a good classical taste (so ess•Aitially necessary to modera Decoration), combined with industry and integrity. Any Party de.dring such an Establisincnt, and having not less than Two' or Three*Thousand Pounds, a.i.l wit can give Secu rity for several more, may purchase the present valuable Stock (laid its with Ready Money) at a fair Estimate, with Two-thirds of the present Business, or upon equitable terms have the whale transferred to them or him. • Such an Offer, with the advantages attending it, seldom occurs. Letters post-paid and from Principals only will be attended to, directed to A. B. at Messrs. Hankins•an and Burls,,Lotlibury ; or Mt. Henry Buddy, Strand, Loudon; and who will refer to the Gentleman offering, on giving a proper explanation of the Views of the Person or Persons applying, and necessary informa tion of the Respectability of the A rill:cant% . HARVEY s SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, &c. ELAZENBY respectfully informs the Nobility . and Gentry, the above,admired Article is prepared only at her Warehouse, N. 6, Edward-it reet, Portman.square ; and (by appointment) maybe had of J. 'Baater, F.dinburgt ; belt, New castle upou Tyne; Gregsons, Liverpool; Cetty, MaAchestir ; Terry, Brighton; Lamer, Southampton; Elliot and See.lhaht, Bath; Jeirerys,Saliibory ;AAster,Swansey ; Steplams. Bridlington Quay, &c. &e. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle has Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. E. 1.. at the same time begs to teeommend her genuine Essence of "Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sizes, for family use aude;portation. TO THE POOR, WHO HAVE Ckitt i DßEN AFFLICTED . • IN CUTTINO 'TEMA .Air RS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking. -VC& through the different Streets in working Neighbourhoods, numbers of Children reduced almost to Death's door With the agony in Cutting their Teeth. and whose Parents (hardly able to procure Bread for themselves) are under the painful necessity of seeing their Daises stiffer. not having it is their power to purchase a Bottle'ofche AMERICAN SOO tHING SYRUP to alleviate their misery; and having met with such universal success in the sale of hut-Medicine, during the sore of three years, in restoring several hundred Children who were thought past recovery, by only having their Gums ruhbvd with the Syrup, it being as plea sant as efficacious, and gives instant relief. She, therehue, • ing to evend its uwfulness, andcaking compassion on tW rising generation of the Poor, intends to . distribute among thens{cnts -rts) One Hundred Bottles woehily sax. 5) nil Tuestiash and 54) con Saturday, Turnings, (from 'Ziiise to Ten o'clock') at ber HOlUie., No. Newinsn-street, Qidord-sureet.—"Try are re quested to bring a Phial. Mrs. I. hopes, at the same time, that Prown who can affonl to purchase the Syrup will not injure the Poor, by obtaining What is iittensiedica their rclieCalonc To he had of the Proprietors, J. /Amon ansi Co 94, .Ne4l - Onford-street; and itetallett by esildity,;, Cr:thin; Mrs. Itlehardson, Manchester • 'Jones, Perciva,' 01.ints • New ry, Dame... Am-at, aublizt; *i d alttbe pV•hitilpoit liodkise Venders in Town and COvissyleat ios. vd. a isttla, ter rr-tiq money only. V. Vs kilitkitai+Jer ktiegi'444llCOLClS *O4W *OW. Sir cuTHBURT lIERON:rart. in the Cll.Ar, Resolved Unanfmonsly, 4 That the intantleil Bill, whose Provisions require that every Ship shall be furnWsed wits a certain number of Apprentice, accordieg to the Towne under certain peotities, cannot be ears tied into execution, and will impose a heavy burthen ppon, and' materially injure the Ship-Owners, in as touch as they at present feel the greatest difficulty in procuring Apprentices .for the Sea Service, tietwithstanding they pay very extravagant wages, and a considerable Premibm besides for them ; and were the intatalsd Bill to pass Into a Law s its manifest tendency would be, toles. crease the presewt-high wages In a most tawniest' thegroe, goys would knew the urgent wants of the Ship Owners, and ., would demand still more exorbitant Wages, soon learning that the Ship-Owner could Rot dispense with them. It would also Operite most oppressively upon the ;hip-Owner, who, after using every exertion without effect, to procure the re. quisite number of Apprentices, would see with feell.igs of mord.. citation, I.is pniperty laying by the wails, unable to navigate it $ and he himself suffering for a finitnot his n /tn. 'pat a Copy of these Resolutions be transmitted to COKRIMI Oct,, Esq. Collector of the Cu'.toms, and be publleu.ll in tile Loudau arul Proviucial PApers. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Quash; for iu► proper conduct in the Chair. Oigned) C. HERON, Chairman. ADVICE. ANTI-TMPETIOIN.F.S, OR SOLOMON'S DROPS, ~ . . . Without Mercury, or any deleteriouh preparation, fur the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders originating In in impure state of the Illood. THESE admirable Drops strengthen the constitu tine, purify the blood, and pmmtite the circulation of rbe fluids, to effect which is evidently the work of time, and steady perseverance in the.use of medicines adapted for those 1121 U: ar y purposes. Disorders of the blood are generally many years in acquiring that strength width renders them almost insupportable to the constitution. It cannot, in their operation, end alarm in , therefore, be reasonably expected that a single bottle of any int , dicine will operate hke a charm, and change the *hole system, so long impregnated, with deleterious muter; neither should ;:a tient* be disheartened, if, after taking twta or three bottles, they should find °mins:lves in their own apprehensions rather worse; it is a predicant.nt freqdently caused by the moving of malignant matter, and isi in fact a very [avian:dile symptom. 'lliese Drops are gradual, gentle* and almost imperceptible in their operation ; ' the best substitute that has ever trien discovered for that gl:iger ous mineral, Mercury, sweetening the blood, and stimuli:nig It to repel ail mottos* and Impure juices giving strength and tone to the. waves, eitli vetting anal invigorating bosh body and mind per sons entering up..n the 61,4 state of matrimony, should consider, that ii where the fountain is polluted, the streams that flow from k chant be pure." The King's Evil, Strains or Scrofula, are hard, sairrons, and , 'often indolent tumours tbat affect the glands of the neck, under the chin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms and wrists, and most cont. rnonly are seated in the neck, and beneath the tars. 'l'o remove these obstinate sympsorns, the whole Materia Ateclica has been tried, with very little success, acid the unhappy aufferer left to drag on a life of misery 1., Many are crawling along on crutches at this moment whims the ANTl.lldri TIGINIS would rewire to health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directions given t with tack bottle are plain, and hi appliCation is atfended with little or no trouble. Hail, rain, or snow 'tan be no ol''taele to any persod taking this medicine, is no. earther precaution is ne cessary than such as is usually taken to prevent coalman colds; and they are taken with great benefit every Spring and Autumn as a purifier of the blood, and the advantage resoth9t. from their use Is equally striking during the practice of Sea Bathing, by these troubled with the I.eprosy or Scorbutic Eruptions. it is well os• i tablished as a fact, that an impure, or scrofulous savor, will remain iu the habit for years, nay, for genoratitins, undiscovered ; and will invade the noblest organs of the human fr,mr„ before th-- patent can is e 'atvare of his danger. The Anti-Impel Ones strikes at the Root, not at the Branches ; .OWI with this peculiar edam tageoeffeets a cure when other medicines fad. Sold in bolting. price 103..6d. each, or tour hi one fatally bottle .for $3 nit which, 9S. is saved, duty isicluded. ' To be bad at Gilead Houso, near Liverpool; of Mathews and Leigh, No. 111, thread; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; I* 3acon and Co. Gxford-atrset, Landau ; ansi ditudie, Dowling, and Lutford, Salisitairo ; Marlin Keene, Colkseiteett„ Dublin ; Haley, Cork; Magee, Belfaat . 4 and of every Patent Medicaw lfead‘r is thy Unite Kingdom. i With each bottleis given a copious billof diveethins;said select s of its elfiessey•.an the fiknrewatient mew issagravat "fond. f9.10004.4. 1 !trpa1." .yo Fa viiiiao is r-a:..... •• ~ .. •: • SHA&ESPEAR TRAVESTIE. Thh 'day was publilbcd, price Si:rn LTAMLET TILAVES7'IE, ill- Three Xcts, with 1 - 1 -•Annnwatons by Dr. JOHNSON and Gi.o. 8 Esq. and other Commentators. Quantum nuttatot nip Igo. Virgil. .e..—+Oolninentators.cach dark pa gage shun AAA boa their Nation candle to the sun.—Young. London: Printed for .1. M. Ito:hatches, No. 23, Combat, oppbsk the ßoyal tellaglar• • • • -.-- ' • OCR S? . kiIbTORY of BONAPAR'rP..--TIiIRD Aprri4N, • . • This day was publi+lred; .• *. * -...; . , • 11100risilaiVe Voltam, Mro..pette 14 4 . f ss b o l ux u,.r • , 1711 Z, AdEraitEM HISTOILIE .01 the CA 81NE.21 : of BONAPARTE,e4n:lutliug his. Peivr.e Lifl, Character,' Domestic Atirnini3tration, and hii Conduct to F.orsigti Powers; together with Secret Anecdotes of.tbe different CObr us of Europe, &c. &c. By LEWIS GOLDSMIII-1, E'q. Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Corntill; and J. Hatch avd, Piccadilly. The Anti-Jacobin Review for last month, speaks al .14 work as follows i-Al No writer of modern times Ilas readereil more ea... sandal service to Europe in general, and to his country in parti cular, than the author of this production, who is Ilistilleildollably entitled to the gratitude of the public."