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Secondly, Indigestion, I .011/1 of Apvite, T3ilious Crudities and Retchings, Yellowness of rhe Eyes and Skin. esstsileace, Pain, Spasms, Heart-burn, Hiccup, Griping', Colic. and' Costiveness. Thirdly, For the Goot in the Stomach and liead. Fourthly, For all such Affections of the Nervous Spats Sni at!eDded esith Depression of Spirits, Paralytic ani Apoplectic D.:positions Prostration of Strength, Timidity, Tremont, Start. , ings. Palpiraiinns, and Feinting+, or Fits. Fifthly, For bracing and s•risvgthciting the whole System, to States of Retaliation sn4 Debility. Sixthly, As a pnw.srful Antiseptic in Case nutri+Lßile , and for countt.ra7ting Infection, or preventing t ;ng Putrid. Malignant, anti Pestilential Fevers, Sore 'Flrroat, s Cyvanche 11tialigaa, &c. prevailing Li Prisons, crowded fairy Places, Hew pipls, Ships, bde and unhealthy Climates, &c. Wilond g e t ; o4y ri r r A rv AeglAii i t - • Messrs. Di I ,l b. tail by Frederic Smith, N n . 29, H a y - ma rk e t \; R andall, change; Bacon and Co. Ottnri-street ; F. Newfsery and Sons, 45, ttlt. Paas Churchlmrd; J. Harris, corner or Lodswe- street ; Ward, Holborn ; a nd by eve ry Vender of Patent Medicines Jo ' tLe Kingslom, in bottles, at :4.94 6ds 14s. and sis Pi m at 274. by which there is a auhsiderable saving. MATRIMONIAL naLicrnr. • Bat happy they, the happiest of their kind." Such is the lay. page of .he immortal Thomson, when speaking of Is themiar- a riage state ; but to insure tbat happiness it nere , as , Juvenal observes, " Mena sana in corpore sanc." to e 14 A sound mind in a sound body." Henc e th e Indispe . nycessity of every person, ere be enters into that (lose alliance, to pay a due respect to his health. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularly educate*, Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their attic tion fur these last fifteen years to the study of those, disorders whicig so frequently imbitter, and too often prevent, chat inesti mable blessing, Matrimonial Felicity. The unrivalle l patronage that they have fihherto received from persons of the first ffiatine lion, and the uniform success atteuding their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, iitiluce them thus puishdy to oder their assistaxce. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whether resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of a fashions.% life, the unbounded indubeence of hhertinism, or a secret, soli. tary, and deranged** habit. which weaken the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, arch, impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To those who, from such complaints are pie.. vented entering into the marriage state, and, ashamed to-seek relief, brood over their infirmities in silende, it must be consok ing to know, however difficuk or ineffectual the cure maybe deemed by other practitioners.titat by a renovating and infaltib method, they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of in discretion, and every species of syphilitic infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically renege . ed, wirho it restraint In diet or exercise, by Messrs. Goss sad Cs., as also Strictures of the Urethra, and Gleets, which they are en abled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful, dangerous erects of the Caustic ; references of which can be liven to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured, after Waring laboured undcrierictures for many yeam. To Married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of cc nnubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that, in most instances, the impediment is to be removed; for sat* Las been the efficacy of their plan, that many ladies, who had given up all hopes of pro. geny, have been agreeably &appointed. Maus. Goss sad Co. exclusively professing tir cure of these particular complaints ' In 'order that they may not be muted, by a mistaken few, with the opprobrium so justly attache:Pee tbe ignorant Empiric, think it e but jastiee to. themselvs to sate, 'dug have they ha been properly educated and Initiated into eerea,hranah.uLthe profesaion ' (cer tificates of which, from different lisispitak,aud testimonials from the most eminent Phisicians, they hair', to convince any inquirer); that the success resulting front their endeavoiirs first hawed them to quit the practice of the ipotesi practitioner; and they presume that their pretegoefoos constitute a fair around for t h e unprecedented confidence with which they have bent by t he Public so liberally.bonoured. Patients in the Cnigntry are requested to state the par:iculars of their case, age, and manner of 'Mug, enclosing a Rank Note, and Melee and kfalloines will be Immediately forwarded to every part of the Kingdarn. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by Wir e by either Sox, with secrecy, delicacy,and. attention. GOSS and Cu. 12, liouterle-street, Fleet•wwt. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. - No. 9, WWI BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON.. • 110140UAID sus, f BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yese • 1790,; had been afflicted with the Imes Venerea ; which, &a its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several' severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, wild little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate w e r e e i. In die spring of last year my disorder had got to such as nearly to put a period to my existence. 1 bad a large ulcer on the crdwn of my head, one on each arm, and my legs *ere broken out in sa frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ',deal:ion for the last seven years; my left had also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive nte of rest ; in this lamentable state, .1 was re commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so gresr a cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pilb, which Y began to do on the Stith May ; in tb l y eour.se of a fortnigh I begin to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and at were soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my • leg healed also t leaving, however, considerable discoldura• than in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invalum ble Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining itsnatural but, and the nocturnalAains gradually going off-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my former complaints—have recoverrd my former spirits and strength, and am became jolly and fat, in alt. b statehating cow. tinned many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I. ant at a loss in what terms CO express my gratitude, but beg you fur the good of otter suffering mortals, to make this My case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing yon will greatly oblige, Sir, ythir Aratenil obedient very humble set. rant, - - - ALEX. MIDAS sit. NORFOLK MANORS AND ESTATES. To BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'WO very eligible ESTATES in the County of Norfolk, one consisting of the. extensive Manor of Wm:- ham with Salhouse, with the Royalties thereto belonging, A modern. built Mansion House, caged Wrotham Halt, delightfully situate.!, with various attached and detached Maces ' and Out buildings, Lawn, J hrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive Plantations, altogether forming a most elegant and convenient Residence for a Gentleman of fortune. Also three large Farms, suitable Houses aod Out-build ings in Wroxhant and SaMouse, in the occupation of respectable Tenants, whose Leases ate Dearly expired. Aud several small Farms, Cottages and Lands contiguous to the rest of the pro perty, width consists in the whole of upwards of eleven hundred Acjte lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the Hos. pita! Faro. Wrotham Hall is 'situated between six and seven miles from Norwich, in a genteel• neighbourhood surrounded by excellent roads; the Estate is bounded on one side by the Navigable River front AyMinna to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining piece of water called Norton's Broad, and in part of another piece of water called the Iliidge Broad, there is an exclusive Right, of Fishing. The Game of all kinds is abundant, and there is plenty of Merle on the Premise., for which there is a constant ready Isle to a considerable yearly amount, The other Estate consists of the extensive Manor of Necton. Haase, tolled Necton Lodge, sufficiently commodious tar a .Sporting Residence. Also four large Farms, with suitable Houses-and Out-buildings in Necton, in the occupation of re spretable Tenants, whose Leases, except one, are expired. A U'ood of about seventy-one Acres in the centre of the &tate, with other -Lands adjoining to the rest of the property, winds ekogsther consists ot about 960 Acres lying completely in a ring fence. Nectou is situated on the Turnpike-road from Norwich to Swains*, distant from the latter *hoot four miles, and in the ft porting part a the comity. - Startqc and full particular* are preparing of both the above Estates, and i, the !Ilan time the same *ray he viewed upon ap plieallon to the Reverend I}autel Collycr, of Rai:Juno, nvar brt eitighourne in Kent; Thomas Make £,. Norwich; Ntessrs. Crabarn, idudurley, and Doinvilk, Lir: .l mites Inn, I .0811011 ;Tiro. -WA. Clover Ewen, q. And Mr, Sant oci Mitcpell i .Lagri Agents, Norwich; and John Oupsoce, aghans. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. 9, Now Bridge -street ; wlwr(, after a constant residence fox more than 40 years, Ina practise particularly directed so that Cure of Venereal Complaints, and cheat Incidental to the Pans of Generation, with that intiolalek secrecy which meat of his profession should always obseive• in such cases he flat ters himself, the advice and assita:ico she gratultQuo 3y adrrb sisters to persons taking this Medici^e, will be'esteimett, i dis cerning Public, as an advantage idiom; &taint%) Ind by of all ambiguity. They are also sold by his appointment. =eke Perfumes, Nes . 35, St. Albau's.street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop„,,No. ford-stioet ; Mr. Dlsborougles, No. 7..rith-sureec fruit gcs:te the Monument ; tone pi rent e town Li Enghetd,ice. in bates only its. lid. *radii uP :411111 ° Miami plain directions, ashtray petlonStinighandinglillesallo themselves with woe and secrecy t • .... PLUMSTEAD, KENT. VALUABLE X.F.AS,EIiOLD OR.CHARD and GARDEN GROUND, PRICK IvTESSUAGE, To be SOLD by AUX by Mr. FARRIS, At the Crown and Anchor 'Cavern, Woolwich, on Friday, she 2Gth day of October, I t'.l 0, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, by order of the Amignee of JoitN GR ATWICC ' an Insolvent Debtor, subject to such Conditions as shall the y and there be mentioned anstptodutrtf, r I NE undivided MOIETY of and in all that brick MRSSUAG' or TENEMENT and grewhouse Shed, _Garden Orchard, Piece or Parcel of Ground and Premises, pleasantly situate (and adjoining the High Road) at Plumstead, in the County of Kent, containing by estimation ere Acre aad a half, more or less, late in the occupation of John dilatwiek, Wheelwright, held•on a Lease for a 'Penn of 61 years from 11.1 i. chatinias, 1799, of which .50 years areajet unexpired, at a ground rent of £6. os. ptr annum. Land-tax and Property Tax to be deducted.—Possession can be had at Christmas next. The Premises may be viewed by leave of the Tenant, vid far ther particulars had at the Office of Mr. &Wester, SoUcitdf to the Assignee, (or of the Auctioneer), Sheerness; and at the Place of We. •~-. • - xr3IBER 7374] . •••• NEWTHICAIitEiIIDIAL, coviirter-tmlwebt. ~1 .MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 25, : • • • lobe acted the Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian., Mr. KEMBLE ; Vi id, Mt. BRUNTON ; Bulcagin MuleY;Mr.E9/iRTON; Aolte, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Lope Tustin), Sadi, Mr. 111..ANCHiAg.D.. Zorayda, Mrs. HAMERTON • TErarahe, Mr 3. H. JOHNSTON ; Agnes, MEsi talk , which will be added the Musical Farce a 1 THE POOR SOLDIER. Captain Fitzroy, Mr: BEt.LAMY . ; , Dtrinot, 14r INCLEDON; Patrick, Mr. TAYLOV3 N on !), Miss BOI:roN; Kat Wane, M,rs. The doors will be opened at half pas tuns, and the nip .bin t ristirpa-t six. plats for the Boxes to be takee of Mr. Brandon, at the Titisw t e poillee in Prince's Place, Hart... Arm, from ten till four. Ibis Evening—lnkle and Yarico ; with Oscar and Malalna. :Yriday, The Woodman. Saturday, King isslin. Monday, King Lear. Tuesday, Isabella. Wednesday, A Cure fir the Heart-Ache. INCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE. This day were published, la Twenty-five. Volumes, royal 18a o. embellished with En. r avings, price .66 i6s. Q. and on fine Paper with Portrait* a d Proof Impressions of the Plates, price ,CIS extra boards, ►rHE BRL'rLSH TREATRJ or . a COLLEC 110N of PLAYS, which are acted at the Theatres Royal; pkwy-latie, Covent-Garden, and, Hay-market. Printed under it:Authority, and by Permisaio* of the Managers from the iipxopt Books, with Biographical . and Critical Remarks. By )IPS.INCIIISALD. A Collection of Farces and other After-pieces, which are acted j oke Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent:Garden, and Hay oft t, rrinted under. the Authority of the Managers, front the p om p: Book. Selected by Mrs. IN CH BA LD. lu 7 volt. royal me. price LI. 15e. boards, or on ilne paper, with Portraits,. pia XY. I 2s. tiet. boards. • Early in November wilt be pt.s.llished, The MODEIN Turarer., or a coll6ction of successful Mods•rn ib%s, acted at the i'lleatres Royal. Landon. Printed•from the 'Mann Books, by Authority of the Mank;ers. Selected by Mrs. 1 1 11,1L1). In ten vols. royal ißino. to correspond with Inch lekri British Theatre and Collection of Farces. • Tbis.d.w. was published,' • In Octave, price les. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition, of WALLACE, or the FIGHT of FALKIRK, A MEI RICAL ROMANC.:4-13y Miss HOLFOOD. bated for Longman, Hurst Rees, Ornie, and Browns:, Paternoster-row. On reading aver the eitracts we have made, we feel quite saified that the voice of. our Raider; will eonam our decision isfavour of the poetical genius which must have dictattA this ma. The objections, whith aryl, in some degree to all the works which we have read in pretessed imitationsof the ballad eers, are less freqt;settly to he drawn front the Poem num before tAn from atly of its precursors : while, in our opihion, its lentil are more mental, tr, sentiments more exalted, its moral diet infinitely awe sublime and 4ttr4et'*e." _ _ _ Critical i;tview, rt:h. 18j0. Poems by Me ircolfura, in one volume Bvo. Unihrm with Wilco, are nearly rely LABORDWS VIEW OP SPAIN.. %Is dry was publisbeddi. Ere Volumes Octavo, with an Atlas of the Roads of Spa*, and other Mao of the Country, &c. ;rite A 93. 13s. 6d. Nardi, • AVIEW of SPAIN comprising .a descriptive Itinerary of each Province; Xnd a general Statistical Ac. met of the Country; including ito Paouituion, Aviculture, Alialifactures.,Cornmeace and Finances ; its ‘..ivemnteut, an 4 teoiesiastical Establishments ; the State of the Arts, SOruntils atiLittrature ; its Manners, Customs, Natural History, &c. By, ALEXANDER DE I.ABIDaDE. Translated from the French. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater !Ker•row ; and R. Dolan and. Co. Soho-square. The publication contains a vast accumultision of important details, and is the most comprehensive and satisfactory work on fir neicct."—Eciectic Rey. Feb. 1810. This day was published in Ope Vol. small Soo. price Os. boards. THE PHYSICIAN'S VAITE-MECUM, contain. ing r. he Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and treat ises! of Dieeasrs, accompanied by a Sekct Collection of Formal/lb lads Glos.,:ry of Terms. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. Lb:lnitiate in Physic of the University of Oxford, and the Royal. College of Physicians of ' Ando:in ; Physician to the St. Mary li.bonne Infirmary, and Lecturer on Medicine. Printed fc.r John Murray, 32, Fleet-street. London; and sold dishy eery Bookseller in town and country. Of whom may be had, lately published, 1. Hooper's Surgeon's Vade-Meaum. foolscap evo. 6s. ---- Anatomist's Vade•Mecam, foolcap Svo. 91. 3 Cooper's Dictionary of Practical Surgery, Bvo. ISs. 4. Thomas's Practice of Physic, Bvo. 14s. EIGHTH BDI'f'IO N. This A TRACT da po w n DYS PEy as publisbed,PS.Prlee uY, or INDIGES TION, and the HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE; and span the Inflammatory or regula* Gsaitt, and the Atonic, Irrnia• isr, or Flying Gott; with various eises'of Nervous, BiliouityPa udytic, and Spasmodic Affections; Diseases of Relaxation and Debility, Broken Constitutions, Habits impaired by intempe, nee', Climate, &c. ' !together with the koecilication of the Me dial Virtues of that extraordinary Paten7Medicine, the Cardiac aid Nervous Tincture ; and of the various Diseases and Corn pleats in which it is administered ; and of its Doses, Effects, &c. By JAME:i RYMEIt, Surgeon. -- Video, ut pallidus omnis Ca..ua dtsurgat dubia. Victus tennis gum quantatite seam adferat,—Hoß. London Printed for the Author, and sold by Harris, Sue-. tenor to Mr:. Newh ry I tut at—s•rpet BLAINE on the. DISBASJZs of HORSES and DOGS. Earth Edition, with very large' Addition% in lemo. tis.boatds, • an entirely new Work, torming A COMPLETE DOMESTIC TREATISE on the DISEASES of HORSPS armi DOGS • in l'wol'arts- Part the First contains a clear Account of the Diseases of Horses, tud their various Lamene:sts, with the proper Treatment and Recipes fur the Cure • togeer ait h copings Detail of Stable Duty, as Gromning, ' Feeding, Islana.einent of tlte feet, getting into Condi t i on , & c. &c. t. enabling 'Gentlemen sum f ifolly to learnt° on their own Horses.—Part the Second contains a full 2),..scription of every Disca , e to which Dogs are liable, and the Mode of Cart ; the beet Mode of Feed)rg, getting into Condi tita, and pre.erving the Health ; together with a hall Account If the Rise and Progre Is of the late Prevalency of Madnestantoug bogs, forming a complete History of that dreadful Malady, with its nxious Appearances, and an unerring Mode of disen.guisiting If front other Affections; with the Detail of a successful Pre venire for it both in the Human and Brute. , This is th e first Work that has e v e r . app e ared, in theßnglisli 4rI PI!'7. on the Di seases o f D ogs, anal Is the resu l t of mug T e •le diligent attention to the subject. 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By means of the Printed Tables and Instructions contained in this Work, any Farm Servant who caw write, is enabled to keep with accuracy and ease, the accounts of a Farrel. The great utility of this Publication to Farmers, Stevan's, - Bai liffs, and Cultivators of every descrirtion, is now fully Fovea, by its encreasing circulation throughout the kingdom. And it is recommended to the notice of every gentleman who wishes to know how his land is managed, as it contains a daily account of Labour rerfori..ed ; of itterekse and Decrease of Stock; of Re ceipts and Disbursements, a/id in fur, formsa complete Journal of every thing done on a Farm each week throughout the year. London : Printed for 3. Harding, 36, St. lames's-street, and may be had (if baspoko) of victory &atelier, Stationer, and Newsman, throughout the kingdom. This day was publishes'. IP TWO:you, avo.. prita, in beards, 17a the S.cond Edition, revised and corrected, of 4 A GENERAL and CONNECTED VlEWofthe• A. PROPHECIES, relative to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and Future Glory, of tho Houses of J minis &Wilma tL the Progress, and gnal•Overtbrow of the Antichristian Cottfede• racy, in the Land of Palestine; and the ultimate general diffusion of Christianity. By the Bev. GEORGE STAAILEY,FABER, B. D. Rector of.Redmosahall, ig the County of Durliani. -.Printed ter F. C. and J. Rivirgton,No. 6S, St. Paul's Cbutth yard; st.ld also by J. liatchard, No. 00, Piccadilly. Of whom may bu hid, bribe acme Attither, A Fciurth Etiitwti, correctod,.4 a Disistuir.tliesi op ettit , :ristaus, that have been fulfilled, art Dow. fulfill*, or Wide k berafter, be fulfilled, relative to the groat period oT su6o iyears ; the . Paral and hfolistnnietinn Apsistasles,, the Tyrai.- nieal rritti of Antichrist, or this infidel Power, lanklisikflecoss..; Muli of ilia -kook Is OWO• IRO& pits, ittiloixdl4l. laa ocroll J,R 24, 19.0 TRA IVPSORT 0 FFIC B, Sltenskr 27, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT sEßricE,for tahisg Care of SICK and WOUNDEs) SEAMEN, and for she Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR ; do hereby give Nellie, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 13th of November, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be witting to contract for victualling Prisoners of War in Health at Plymouth, for six mouths certain, from the Ist of January, 1811. • - re Testier will k reeeiva 1 after aw e'cloek *1 the day frefilj, air MI, Mad, "alai the party, sr as arat for hies, perseaellrattruds. Each Tender meet he accompanied by a Letter Pane Inv* reefrettable Pergola, ex . Tagistg to /wetter 6o:rad v oith th e P. resit tendering, la the new of £2OOO fee the dye petferrr. ?ace if the Contract. fierther pal ti.ul err ne ay he lounge Sy cep/dying at thin OSINT, II Captain Rozre, Plymouth. 7fReINSPO.4T OFFICE, Sep:mother 2 ; 1 810 . THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS 111/I.IIISTre . TRA NS PORT SZRYICE, for tal4 Care of SICK and MOUNDED SEAMEN; andffir tin litre tad Ctstode of PRISONERS q Will, do keret* , give Melee, That they wall Lt ready at this Office, on Thursday the llth of November, 1 810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat wi:h such Persons Is may he willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War, in Health, at Porchester Castle, Hants, for six months certain, from the Ist of January, 1311. No Tooter ou 11 be reuived . after one °Wad a: the day of treaty, nor any naked wilds the party, or an egad fir him, personally attend. E.:ch Tender mud k maompanied L, a Left r from two respeetail • Per , ..:, engaging to become bowed TVA the Person tendering, in the Sono of £2OOO, for the thse performs:we of the Contract. Farther pdrtiemlars may he In,wn, by applying at this Opt ; or t• Caot. Patersois,Purehester,or, Cap t. Woodrif, Artois, afar Gosport. CUSTOM HOUSF, NEWHAVEN. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At Seaford, on Thursday, the f..`Ah day of October, 1810, at • Twelve o'Clock at Noon, By order of the Ifni. Cammtvaioners of his Majesty's Customs, Al;our Sixty Bushels TOBACCO ASHES. The aboVe Geode may be viewed the Morning of the day of Sale, H. HARISON, Collector. Oc!'ober W, 18,10. .1. B. STONE, Comptroller. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuso4l4y, the :30th October instant, at Noon, For the Benefit of the Concerned, and to pay a Salvage and Se pairs, Ike. on the Ship, TrHtindred and Ten Bates Georgia Upland OTTON, part of the Cargo of the Ship Brutus, recap tuns& hen the French on her voyage from Nets York to Ton stingehr..for viewing samples and further loforniatlon, apply to Capcaiss Goodrich, at the Three Crovenc‘tavern, or to Mr. JOHN IWIOEIt, Merchant. Afterwards will be SOLD, in convenient Lots for Comtners of the neve ctiyi Artlaese About 30,000 Feet very superior A,i Oar Rafters, from 111 to '24 feet long; 10 Hogshead and Barad Staves, and 80 Piecus of Lath Wood, just landed from the Schooner Bolin; of and from Bqston. Also one Log, and suudry thick Planks of very superior Hmidaras Mahogany ; se►eral fine and very large Cedar Beams and Knees, from the Roots of Cedar Trees ; Plank, old Ship Timber, &c. and some large pieces of Savors Wood, particularly e,eninmended to Joiners, and Cabinet-makers, all of which may be seen, on application at the OM Prison Yard, Cosaide, and furcht r I.articulars at Mr. Hawker'. Counting House, Briton Si►}e. In a few days will be pult,lishcil. RTNCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENTS. By WM. CUNINGIJAIVIE, Esq. of Enter!tine, North Britain. " The discordance of the Opinions entertained by the ablest men on the subject of National Belit7, prover that the Principles of National Order are involved in great ob,scurity. Ile, then. who should endeavour to elicit those Principle s f t outthe dark ,lies, which surrounds them, anti evhilsit them. with troth and' :perspicuity to the public, even if tho• attempt were attended m ith partial success, would desarve to be ranked anions the.benefactors of mankind."—Monthly Review May-1 bOO, Vol. 113. p 34. Printed for 3. Ridgway, Picgnieily; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. s s e s es k, :,.