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.4 •- . • . . • . . • . • - .. . . 4 - - 1 ..... ' • rb Ilk .. . . •, . . e l:" t • . ..\ k ) C ,. ) . • •. . i • . • _-46, -- " , , .....A- ~ ir r 4 Ir. V", .•, . s•.IC Pr : 4 40 rt„.. "' ' • - .',\. ' 0 ....,—;—:........._. - ::- .. , - .. . • - - • t 7! . • - i4 4 MONDAY, MAY 7, 1810. Nt'VßEit 7231 s 1 . 4 . ; [1 RICE ~ ~, This day wa* published, price Is. 6d. the Second Edition, of A LETTER to the Right Honourable LORD VISCOUNT MF.LVILLE on, the SUMO!' of his Lord.hip's LETTER to the Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAL, respecting a NAVAL ARSENAL at NORTH FLEET.-13y the. Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 1, AND FRILEHOLDLikIit - Thisiday 4,014 t)oblished, in Ttibtscairevo. price 4s. 6d. boarder SACRED . ALLEGORIES ; or ALLEGORICAL Pocus,ilinstrative of subject., Mora and Divine. To which h added, an Anacreontic on the Discovery of Vaccination; with an Epilogue to the same. By the Re 4. /WIN *ILLItAhrg,M. rithatitirgtrond, Giciueestetihire. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Ries, and Drink, Paternnstet. row; And T. Witllams , §tatinneve court. This day was published, 11 eg an tly printed by Beasley, in One Vol. post Bvo. price 7s. THE GENIUS of the THAMES, a Lyrical Poem, in Two Parts. By THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK: • Printed for T. lity)kharn, jun. and E. 'l'. Hookhint, No. IS, 6141. Bind-s•reet ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. VITVTt; •• Nov THE.vi RA ROfAI., 4.IOVENTAIARDEN. ;-• Nett week Will be PubHs tl , . O.ORROW EVENING, MAY 8, 1810 , Iris* with a Porttait of the Author, en ved try Heath, M • HE LADY of the. LAKE • a Poem, in Si will be acted. he Hionrical Play of •,• x 14ACI3ETH. • .• *ALTER SCOTT, Esq. Dar'!" Ki gof Scotlan d , Mr. CRAPMAN. „Mloted , korAilegpion, Hurst, Rees, anti Orme, end William ' ,ll .ote. 4044,1184400411!-,411140aimlaitl Co. Edinburgh. Y om, N.r. CLAREMONT; DonaiLain, Mr. MENA G E. Macbeth, Mr. ICEM BLE. Martial, Mr. C. II EMBLE ; Banquet, Mr. MURRAY. Lam, Mr.E,,WELL , Mr. BRUNTON. 'La C dy ß Macbeth,Mrs. SIDDONS. Gew i e w,,man, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. Hecate, Mr. BELLAMY. • Aldan. BLANCHARD . , FARLEY, SIMMONS. To wh i c h will b e a dd e d s eis c Musical Farce of THE POOR, SOLVRIER.. p ef i c k, Mr. TAYLOR ;* Dermot, Mr. INCLEDON. D at iv, Mr. MUN,DEN ; Bagatelle, Mr. FARLEY. N 0r ,,1 1 , Miss BOLTON ; Kat.lslape, Mrs. LisTom. yvi s Evening—Hamlet ; with Harlequtn Pedlar. rut, for the Poses to be talt en of Mr. llak.aboN, at the New :n prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten nil four. A i t er 7.1,,,k31 After-Piece, caled 'rhe. lndiana ? is in racer- ot an d w A be produced. This day vras ptiblithed, in octavo, price ss. bound, CIREEK IDIOMS, exhibited in teleOt passages N--." from the liesrAuthors • with English Notes, and a parsing Index. To which are addekflbservations on some Idioms of the Greek Language. • By the Rev. WM. NEILSON, D. D. M. R.I. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ' Paternoster-row. I Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1 GREEK EXERCISES, in Syntax, Ellipsis, Dialects , Prosocly b , and Metaphrask, (after the manner of " Clarke's and Mair s Introduction to the making of Latin," adapted to the Grammars 1 of Etch, Wettentiall, Moore, Bell,' and Holmes, -Fol-sohieis is I Ipyefixed a concke but comprehensive Syntax. The Second Edi rtion, with Improvetnents.•lnoneioluthe ervo.-price ss. in boards, I atd with the Key, Rs. • In a few days will be published, in octavo, 'SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS, PART,' 11. on ' the Origin and Treatment of Ps. uslo Syphilitic Diseases, and oit 'Diseases of :the Urethra. EY JOHN A BERNETtIY, F. R. S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. ' Of Whom nssy he had, Part I. On the Conv itutional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Arnnirisni, Price 7s. boards. . : Under the Tisk: of iurgical (Shservations„ will be re-published, in succession,`Witli conskieralde !filthily's', • ' Part 111 . Conrairtio Observations on Injurie4 ue the Head, and 'Miscellaneons Subj....cis. Part IV. Observations on Chronic Abicoses and Tat incurs ; which are is tke press, and in consi elori•b:e funidrilneis. . . . . SALISBURY TRIENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL ITT I LI. be celebrated' on TUESDAY the 10th of Y and 'wo...teilowies. Laspb ea the same Gran 4 ei turner ve. re. • • Prh,c4r:llPerfotreeis arealfr Ward are, - Madame CATALAN', Mts. ASI-IE, $. ;,• Ur. BELLAMY, Mr. c r oss, and Mr. BART,L t EMAN. Viciliinctilo, Mr. I.INDLgt." ligv!t.s of tl:e Band, (which will be numerous aad seoviete), Mr. CRA ER. .kSHIONs-,181.0E tA.Ncisp.„by,Mr . LLN,. privntely : taugh!, at No. 19, Sherrard-stfreet, Gpldv?-square t C el attirs and enletnen bf any age, who hVie karat chit oni.trlYnteet, or have ttot the clo..lers , style. !.Ir.Att.rs's system of teaching is expressly studied for those whin it is an object to' acqtdre ettilly that fashionable requi pined society expeditiaosly,pairatidy,, and in a superior. u: b vace and elegance. TiTsc•syho do not want private may lettrn at a imsilito:nee, with a respectalde se• nl out the public hushing evenings. Proftestra of slankine t::r most cleptit fancy dances, and all the superior parts of ' The gahacrlplon A tiemblies are every Friday. s This day was puhltshtd, in three'volumes. octavo. Printed by Ballaatyne,. price /21. t6u. extra boards, the Fourth tr, . 5,(116 of HE MtNSTRED Y QF THE SCOT'FISIi BORDEti 4 manisicst hit Historical.and Rinstantle ;*collected . .itte-ISouthern cottrities of Scotland ; with a fee/ of ditiodern date, lomat...rim local Traditions. With an Introduc 'tiositusd.Notee by. the Editor, • - - • . , . ,• WALTER scorr, Esq. '; • SEA BATHING: . • • • -Printed for,l l tingroan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, - Paternoster-• Tab? LET or. SOLD, sod entetud odimmed'iately, ,rote ; and Archibald Constablayand €o..ttditiburgla. NEW erected BATHeiG , HOLt4E,,cattt4 7 , , Lit whom. may tc.,Ltd,.bi the iiatne '4l ing the necessary apartmenti fora umalli family, with two bI. The Cayl ;of the Last Ininatiil, eio, t 05.44. boards. mt. us Baths constantly'sopplaiwith salt water,Xmatreasirgs 1. 2. a a n a dsaad Lyrical is diet: Is. 6d. boards. • • iraadjoinitg, with i farnace, pipes and apparatus for a warns • ,•j hove awes Work; may be bad together, in 1 vol. 4to. ' la. 'the stove prtmises are standing by the waterside. In rice stw.l. 2s. sit7ort royal paper, Lb*orth ILrboer, near the plemar.t town cf Finstvcr.h; . thty 1. • btr ,1 ciarein; X, M.-. ricatßontance Bvo. 15s. boards. ea ....client repair, and much frequented ilatiil; the 114 MUM. 4. 14afinloic. or the Battle st F!Odden Field, Syn. 12i.boards. isr (unlit r imitate of Mr. Hatfield, Emswortli; lan Ars. J ar.d W. Butler, Solicitor", Havant. • y -. :RECENT TRAVELS •IN AMERICA. 1, This day Were publish :d, in large vols. Baia. iliostrated by nor , mrrous engravings, price Li I Is. 64. in boards. 'TRAVELS through the UNITED STATES of tit A ME,CICAi from Canada t• Georgia, in 1807,1665, and 1609; Containing accurate accounts et the present s: ate of slat vast cenribeat, and interesting Gni:edema and sober particulars of the leading puddle ttaractere ha the UM:ell:States. 8y.1014N LAMBERT, Esq. Printed for Rtc•rax u •Ptilturs, London; and to be had of all Df witont may be had, lately completed, he Lire of GeV tit ACWA47IINOTON, compiled from his pa pers, and poidislied by his family, drawn lip hy Chief Justice Mar shal, in .3 vets. .4 , 1841. r iot or so lux. rice 46.. f ul DON'it LADY, and 'her two ' Daughter ' s, *bum with to oiriite twa ramtry'it ihdhat4de fortwe4Ost re:s. 'I he , F.tmly of a ClergymaarwoOkt be preferred. :the ya roparable reftrenees. we.: be Liven. ) ,and t is , boped,chat sv bur ixrinis whose connections are pr!... ase to ditect iTotst'ped)• 10 A: B. td e ca,:s:!l, No. so, ludgatc-street; Loudon. •r r, t, • • MONE'Y. • NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen; &C. Ire . respectfully ithrnril, that they may be supplied with Money, to an/ evil, on Ittie.s equal w mortgage, secured on Freehold,Couy. Lesieheld Lad, or Ilmtses, Money in the Funds, Mar ine ,iittlmr.r.ls, Widows Jointures, Clergymen's Livings • or a 7 other purely; yers.4is of respectability may be supplie d du in: prrsonals, arity.orly. Get tleintu will 5n3 every liberal. accommodation without de. by; sp; , :ication ;roe' twelve till two, or letscrs (post paid) acl ivirl to Lam. Tibia:id Co. No. 4D, South -street, Serkeley- Ppm SILK STOCi..iti6S---Sellkng utiCoinntony Cheap. . Cbrapsidu; an immense Stock of all kinds of Iliwkry, flinnel , , Dr.v.vers, Ladies Dre3.es, all in nor, Ste. Shop -22!! those wanting to buy largely, will find a greatml wq 'by In early hippecron of tlie.e articles. A ..,tctr...ity of tl.ck ilk , .ss. 61 r.e bet quality equally cheap ; stout tttvast7nill..., ar ts. per pair; - tsem hue Is. W.; siiper ha. Gd. f.)e boot. , t a 90. ; fine cot ton, 24. stel ; a Ta ney '.,,frum per pair; and other fiesbiohahle txLztro .to to mention. • A RI LIGI9US SChOOL BOOK. This day was published, illustrated with nUmerous Engraving?, I price 3s. cid. hound, A N- EASY GRAMMAR OF -SACRtD HIS . -I- -IL TORY, belt:g a plant and practical In!roduction. for the use of Schools and Young Persons, to a kticiwledge uf the Eveirrs and 1)oc rates o* the 6/ 1.0 and NEW TESTAMENT. ' 13y MARY ANN RUNOALL, Percy-l.ouse, Bath. Titcse words which I command thee, than shalt teach dili gently to thy children''--Deut. Chap. 6th. Printed fur Rseu.sio Puti.tira, Loudon; and sold by all Booksellers.• Of hom ybe had, .2 . .A( W ma ;KAND2AR of IJ Nieltittm. liirrostir ' Ancient sad Mo de: Li : - the Rev. J. Ro'..)inson, price 3s. r bo und. 3. SCRIPTURE LIOGRAPUT or Lives of the most considerable Personages recorded hi the Old and New Tl:stament. Bribe Rev. J. Watkins, peke Bii. bound. . ita- to obk r;:e --- tlkey are at RADFORD's Ilosicit Wars.' it -v. NJ. :).4. 3 Cheepside, TWA' BOW.Cllllrel. . ........_ FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CII.4I4CES. SWIFT and Co. are Selling the 'Pickets and Shares s; the NEW STATE I.OVILRY, consisting of 5009 Nuns , . lo,t%:.:tviiiie to be drawl on tire nth of JUNE. This i.ottery Ille usual•Prtzes i Four Eatra Prize , of One Hun ts tact , by ~ v.hich a th ane,` will he otaistertof a larger lithn e'er was gained by a *nese is any, Lottery. Swtr have had the satisfaction to eivide antonetliertitilie in the late Lotteries. Fifty of the great Prize:, at their Offices, Poe.try (cs•abii,ted :n 1759), No. 12, Charing-erwis ; and I,. 2 oe.gate 11th-strict. --- This ray was,publi,betl, iu fon% price Lt. l Is. Gd. ~ILETCHES in 1.. ; coositting of I , Six dates, caluarWl, to reeemlik Drawings; accompanied ith Lettvr-press Illustrations, diseripfive of local Scenery, CO,- Willi, and Occupations of the Inhabitants of the, Principality ; Drawn and engraved by J. W. HARDING, London: Printed for J. Harding, No 36, St. Jainces-cirti and Arktr. nnin, In the Strand. Where mny be had, Tbe 114111.1111% DIR LC Mar • or, Clammy Sketches of North and Sundt With a cha rt, comprehending at one view the adriteabli rout, best Inns, distances, and objec , s moat wor thy Of atttntinn. Fourth Edition, in a pocket Volume; price snld TWENTY thz Two 1410: ei o 4. , and LASE' I.o.l'll;.itY, CAPITAL PRIZES, in in Sharrs, at 9, C Alt INC; CROSS; I LATE LA) Drawl' a.mtinv's Day. • hru%ry, :z: of Jei 2 3 20t1) Oct 'be :0840. Prizvi u< XZO,OOO 5.000 1,000 300 1.G~ , r I(M ~' ~ =V~'~ls. 8 Capitals. .:ares for the SEW LOTTERY, iehlikbegins ,th uf June, are now selling is above,. 6 chtme abour.Lis with the usnal'oumber of Money Krir.es, 5 which the Contractor gritS,•,... lIXTItA PRIZEi OP 400 WHOLE TICKETS. .::11 0 .1'.ch a sit pl c Ticket may gain upwards of .Clikt,ON, Ana 2 !tc::h. COO Gt.ilteas. Schernts to be had, with pirticulars, CORNHILL, and 0, CHARING-CROSS. RANSCOMB and CO, Great Lac succesh I.ottery in 'S Sh are s In tit -c preceding I.ottery 0 • 3,71-1 Xio,ooo No. 2, 618 ae*PO° 1 ,654 ' 343 : IPO O of each , ... 0,500 3 o f X5 OO eac h ... ares calmost every Capital therein ; and in Last ... V .6 4r. Ph, ••'.l of 420,000, and Capi•als'to the Amount of .4 4 250,000, 3.ll_'2tithe First zin,oon, the Laat £ 25,000, and ON - LT X 40,000 "'r S!iced; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all. , r, t 'lent: are now selling 'rickets and Shares in the NEW , 4 J I IRV, to he Drawn Bth JUNE, in which there are Four g •ta Grand Prize 4 tlf 100 'rickets each, which may produce to !kid ttno.ooo, and to a Sixteenth, upward, £ 6 , 00 0 B kANSC'.)MB and 01.. again guard the Public against the bPtion set forth of th e ir firm and Clatms of die sale of the 7tit and Last of Extra Grand Prizei so given ; the FACT Is, I' l 7 Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers ea;h 7.nt.d £ 1 , 5 47.161. sel. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lou.. ; 37 1Coaxititt ; No. 98, HAYKA RICZT ; No. 11, Ho Lao ; and No. 269, SIR A N D. Tley will never falsely assert they divided a Capital orbit it vas 141$oiatly Shared and Sold to the kublic as above. - ~~i~ Ir":~ 6 5,;r t' FOREST TREES. This day were published, New Edition" improved. of 1. PONTEY's FORESI I PRUN ER, and Tim nEa oW,ir RII•A NISTA NT I or, A Complete, Practical • I 'rat ite on the Traieing and Management of Barrisu TistaLit Fitts, whether intecdtd for use, shelter, or ortuunent, including an Examination of the Properties a English Fir !'lamer, and mew *stem for the Management of Oak 'Woods. Oleo. with Plates, price iCs. beardi. C. PaN i'LY's PROFITABLE PI.AN'TER ; a Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Planting it every Description of Sell and Situation, particularly those which are mod difficult , as ele vated ocite",•Barrea Herbs, Rocky Soils, &c. including Hints on Shel:vr and Ornament. With a Plate of Implentems for Planting, invented by the. Author, Bvo. price 9s. board.. I London : .IPritned for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's.vreet. AGILICULI URIRENDER ED a BRANCH of EDUCATIO N. This day was-publhhed, price ss. illustrated with numerous Engravings, A GRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of ' Auatcui:ru ILE, intenittql as a Branch of Education for TOM% Persons, who are likely to pasa their lives in Rural Occu- ; pations, as Couutry Gentlemen or Practical Farmers. By R. W. DICICSON, M.D. - Author of Practical Agri cniture, Honorary Member of the Board of .Igr•culture, he. #llco . :'.• r ••• The Definitions, Fact, and Principles e )ntained in this small Volume, if committed to trrininy during the period of Education .cannot failto be highlynicful to young persons likely to pass their 'Bees in the county; and narreate, hi due time,•rneral and ens lightened views on the steoject of ruralimproveuatots, among that class of the community who It:we the means of ina'alog them Printed for RICHARD Pati.urs, .Bridgssatraet, London ; and to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Dealers in Books. Of whom may also be had, PRACTICAL ACRICULTLIRL ; or, A System of Modern Hus bandry, by Ur. Dickson; it, '2 vols. 4to. price E 4 141. 6d. hoards. The Ps estates liatatto a, econtaittlug the busl-essou all kinds of Icrms during every niotula tel the year, by Arthur Young, Esq. 12s. inboards: * • • • t S Z~ r 14ris day was pubikiied, very handsomely printed, in One Volume, Post Octavo, pt!ce gs. in how*. 1 . 700 AL POETRY; or a Select Collection of V English Songs. TO which is prefixed a new Essay on Song Joi-IN AIKIN, M.D. Printed fOr J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul'i Church yard. Dr. Atkin understanding that. a new editkn of Essays on So m. Writing, with a Cillertimi of Songs, Ste. has just been published with his name :InneKed, by Mr. Evans, of Pall-Mall, finds it tie fesfirr to declare that he has never been cnnsutted on this repub lication, and bas no concern whatever in it. •ah I '1 Walla/ wasytibibitcd, "te Two%Volumoi,eearry; with It Pn'rtrll!ritaf the An tor, and two other Engravings, price lii Wards Its. • • HE WORKS of the Rev. THOMAS TOWN -IL SON, D. D. late Archdeacon of Richmond, one of tht Rectors of Atalins, Cheshire, and sometime Fellow of St. hi:zry Magdalen College, Oxford- which is prqiised, an Account of the Author, with an introduction to the Discourses tin the Gospelsoand a hermon on the Quotatio:is In the Ohl Teatanteat. By RALPH CHURFON, M. A. Archdeacon of St. David's, Rector of Middleton Chent;y, Nor thamptonshire, and late Fellow of Brazen Nose College, OafofiL Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivii:gton, No. G 2, St. Paul's yard, and F. Payne, P 1 hos Jay was published, • - Handsomely printed in one volume wears; price in boards, I s. 1 . with a Porttait of Chaucer, copied from an illuminatid Mattes wrist of the Ciatettauff Tales, in die possession of Ow %hie. of Stafford, and With Engravings of the Tombs c,f CO , and Chaucer as they now stand; ILLUSTRATIONS 'of the Ljtfet'and IkTril r arg c of . . 1. GOWER and CHAUCER. Collects:dfrout authsej , aseati,—..by the It %v. J. TODEI, M. at. F. 5:42 .. • Printed fur,F. C.. and Itbrington, T. Parap e Tcadell and • Davlo, •411414 t. • • ... • 4. A tcw Copies are ptitgeil in Quarto, site e similar to the Oxford Edition of the Canterbury, Tees, in &mils, Attls •CATHOLIOttIEiVION.. • . • This day was published, Ls ofielkil 'quarto, price 101.114. boards; WO MEMOIRS. upon die C;;.THOLIC QUES, T 'FION . ; with au Essay upon the Ililtary ant Effects 9f the Coronation . Oath, and also an Appendix . 111 * JOHN JOSEPH DILLON,:of Lineolt4lnn, Barilster at Law. • - Nadi: . Printed and sold by Meyler and Son, Abbey Chitref yard ; and in London by b:Robinsou, Pati4rtoster-row ; J. Rik : - way Piccadilly; and E. Booker, No. s's , Neiv Bond-Ereet. " Tn Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, laborious, judicious, and even a courtly advocate, and we cauuot either wish them or the empire better than that the whole body should be animee.i with the same ipirit which is breathed in those pages; since it ' temper such as is here displayed:will more effevuaily Etre:halt than the most iliwtrious advomte in the Senate"—..Dllion on the Coronzzion Oath.--Alontnly Review, Vol. Si. . - This day was published; - - In Volume 1 v.mo. price only Sa..6d. in boards, -; The Fourth liolitinn t of , THE O no of GLENBURNIt ; 'Pale for the Farniresingic-acek. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON', Author of the " Elemen:aty Priucliles of l.4ucation,"" Memoirs of Nlod rn Vhd , soplters;" &c. Printed for T. Cullen and W. Davies; ..-.:trand;.aud W. Albemarle-street, Loud Jll ; and Mantua% and Miller, Eduibuigh. " We have 11,e met with any thing nearly so good as this t idice we rad the Castle katikrant and the Popular. Tales of Mi l s Edrzweytis. This contains as admirable a picture of tisk &aittish Yea+antcr, as those works do iif the Irish ; and 'teals them, not only in the general truth of th e deification', arid in the c heerful: nest a nd practical good aerie u) the lessons which they convet, :main the nice discrimination of national cliaract er,. and the skill with which a dramatic re; rest n; ation of humble hfe is salted front caricature and alourdity.—Edinburgh Rev. No. 24. page 401. 1 CASES at IValuin on the Hal t Epson), bum*. Lucy Kan) , was four years afflicted with Scorbetic Ultert. ations in one leg, and Speedily Cured by Spllsbure. Patent _kith scorinitlc Dri.ips.—tibrubeth Mfthews; aloe cured of= ulcerated leg, - by taking seven small b. aties.,--lenas3 Skelton, aged 26, re. duced to great weakness, a ith the loss of 90piecas a' bone, re stored to health and a laborious occupation, though the loss of hi/ r leg was thought sercessary to save his life. 'lle genuine Nledicine has the words, 4 By the King's P.Oent, expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper and the King's Dtity.is punted in black Ink. Sold at the Dispensary, IS, Soho-square, London, in small bout/4 of Ss. dd. ; double bottles, 10s.; and larger t 11. 2s. . Compound Esence,toallay unpleasant irritsaion. Ss. • WHITE HANDS have ever been esteetiied a personal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts Of Europe arc essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the most requisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in cases where the akin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardn..s., and worsoness are effectually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeed.Al by a smoothness, fair ness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired• by any other means whatever. It is by experi e nce übly t h a t all y one can form an ad..quate idea of the superior excellesce . of ;bis Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bean, Wil liam Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Tempe-Bar, I.onden ; and. the Proprie ors, as a further security, bug client to be particular in noticing, that the name and address of the Prictir, E . Sprstot, No. 27, Bow-strvet, Covent-Garden, i s affixed to be bbel and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Countryiprice is. each cake. But it r, at all times necessary to be pirticubtriti obseuing the above caution, winzhwill be the means of prevens in^ the impositions which have of late been practrsed. . . GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUVIDAGO. HICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for. - the Gravel and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Ccrtuplaints tit *lie Back and Loins, Kidneys, aid Bladder, Lumbago, &e. 1., • Of the varheis complaints incident to Abe human frame, spate are note more dreadful in their nature, nor inure alarming in tl: it c , .es,equi.lit.ts, than the'Grovel atfil Stone. They are cont. , phifit i to which every person, even she most abstenilotts;is liable, as the air we lweatise atad.the water wwdriiik are impreg nated with p.tr.ich* which nut only. cause these excruciating its . - tures, but are a foundation for every other spec 'es ut disorder. Hic K AN ' S Original &impose - 4 cr the niust'innocent In .gredients, have b :en %anti of singular effiCacy, not only strengthening the vsesels contain.log saw urine, boa happily de stroying 'the petrifying laality of it, Jr= which proceed the above complatms, Ste. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and bani,hing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, with out conftnernent. Sold wholesale and retail sc. Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Baltcr.antl.Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; &tarn. VOClSrlioUtli NcWkri and Son, Dublin Peck and Turner, Hull ; rioxiana and Haydon, -Plymouth ; asd most Booksellers iu every tuwn, in B.)se• a k 94. ' *41•• it • TO THE CLERGY, GEN t t......._ Or THE COMITY Oil G1.0tii..7.611.:iti . Gen rseattn, THE sense elf duty I ow Country e to my and the Public, at this critical Itt.icture of affa ri, on the Continent, , and feeling at the same time tbe inipossibilry of att.guling .9 my duty in Partiantent, owing to my profeisissital ava.ntions and being hicapa @ b:e frina the nature of the service to,ka posUtlff, my returtt s i venture to offer to my Colwitsien•• thi.. A4iresi.-. Having been repeatedly honoured with the t ti.i.i.alg•lislieti •• • 444 your approbation, and f ee li n g no l angua g e ii a d equ e e Ili • My thanks or describe those•sensations with which lam itiipassowl• •• —happy Li the reflection er.at, during a period of many yeig ir 1, .. have nut in a single iii.itancd bum unmindful of, or deviated from that promise which I made when I first solicited tpe honoui of' - being yourßepresemative in Parliament, I trust I ' tve not failed. in a zealous discharge of naidury, in an earnest endeavour. to pro,. mote your Interest, and in Imaintainiug • an honourable indcpen.: deuce. The Moment, however, is arrived, when i feel I should ill repay your kindness to me :f I were ion-er to rontinur In that' im iter situation it has been my pride to Go. '• ideal free of this kingdoia, requires that every nun a t hi. p os t, mad the-. - hopes-duo I:kith:rations of the So ,be as cluiely wisefjoill to as the, more Ettlig ! .-d pm ::(It leis • -tiutits of the war.—... Dilder thee '.tiptessions, I feel my raigiallon becomes a duty 1 '.t• 4to city na!iv,.: counkey. " f • Gentlenien-oir was mon rho. ma of te. z ;. , ,t . 3.a.h,a.corinwctioss with • at:tier the ganc:!0:1 of that ntniv, shall carry to my grave, that I fist ventured to o er myself to :your pollee. 1 understand that my nephew, LOrd Dursley, will offer himself to yo::r attention to stunted me, and-I troy:that la willnot be deemed prtsamptioa fit me to wish hhturitery too. ,cess, and to Icok forward with co:flaellCZ to him to fulfil thine, duties towards you which my present i sof,*.a.mat Ctuation pre. `etUdesmt frons'doidg; and should he be ...tents allilionoured with your *choice, It will cot only soften the regret I feelln taking leave of you, but will strengthen the obligations cantered upon me. 'lf the events of the war should aver permit my return, I shall &envie an hadisperanide part of toy duty still to watch over the interests of my native couutry, with,* aNept. a zr3l as whoa I, , bore the distinguishedtide of its Repres.tntative. Allow me to assure you again of those sentiments of respect and sr cachous; wtth watch I subscribe myself, Gentlemen, YOur most sineete Vrieud anti nerves:P(4d humble • .- . Scream :. - oEoa'a E CRAtikikLl) BERKELEY' , Ifmhfidelteo ollip i3viictsr, &VI 2„18 to. TO OLE Pig thrLiSitiat, CL LlWltiukN R EEI - 101:DE4 411:344114AL1M:K0P ULALLItaTEkL - IDENTt.amot. _ - wr y thick; ViccAcinrwil Befkeley, having from th, most diiin:yrested and piarintic motive', rea;gned thlt honour orrepresenting the County of Gloucester, encouraged by his recommaodatioa- I take Elk liberty of offering !myself as a C. did:o%loll4moms' him; should it bony good sot-tune to La placed thruNgh tour fainsar to that etalfrd 'tattoo, it shall)* the ADO' of my h 6. by a zraltuis: indePeinlent,and attentive &dory , of my public dudes;, to prove the gratitude - and attachatest whicat must ever inguence the condbct or, Geadd lint Your.mott faithful autobvaient bumble Sartask, , . Spring parilvus,. krd 89. DI/ LEY. • .k9kt..a..leli AUCTIuN, At the London 401 1 F-oak°le-street, Plymouth, on •1 Uesday, thy, 15th d.mpf,ll4, at 12 &Clock at Noon 'precisely, THE AVE KLAN SHIP - MENTO R.-,ii Leurliori Deal - - -S4 Ft. 4 In. " 'Breadth abOlf. i .• 24 Stt Depthiq jlold - - - 14 et Admeasures - - tO4 44.94 roils. This Slilit is as beautifid a vesoll rklms, Is American beat s about S years old, etippilred and copper-fastened, and is abuts found -in. rotes; her accommodations are very superior t they are fitted entirely with eitahoi.aiy, in the best stir .for the,. Packet service, wherein she tics been enirlay.lil in America, and for which service her very extmordlnary properties:4a fast *lke rendir hir peculiarly eligible—she. was captured by his .114kettg4s.. ship the Mecktsa, the lion. Dinecossist ?Lavinia. Boovama, Commander, and his Majosyy'll-Ship the Unicorn, At.cr o utzote. Roiutar. KERR, F.iq. Cut:inlander. Also, the American brig RECOVERY, about &TO Tem.-a • This veiSel is three years old, built undcr particular inspiredtlll for the late commander • is well round; is a barthensome scud. and will take the ground; is capable of stowing about 230 tone, at the sane time that she rails fist ;1# quite ready' for sea. Coo• demised as prize to his ajetty's Alp the Medusa, the Has. ' DUNCO . MBIE PLEYDELL PAWItCRIE. Commander. • After which will be sold the French brig privatetz L'HIRON. 1:/13L LE. nissausioNs. 'Length aloft\ 78 f. 6 in..l.lepth of Hold 9 ft. 44 Iv. Drtinith above 9l 7i I Admeseirres 112 72-*4 Tuns. This Vessel is quite now, copper bottomed, sails remarkably fait, and iweboandritly found in stores. Coodenined as prix • • jia.Majesty'sahlp the Medusa, the Hon. Postcoital Paavuaas. Cosineuider-7one concern. • Andsfor • Sale-by Private Contract, a beautiful fast-sailing sops per-bottomed and copper fastenedirlg, adinfreary adapted for a Letter `of Marquel"tbir vessel, posacssing the property stowage as well as sailing. She is new and well found, and w be soid free. of duty to the Purchaser.--Th z mins. Leng.ll - - 9s F. Int In. Breadth - s 7 ti Adaseasuree • 994 6044 Toss. Foe Inventoriea. view, and particulars, apply to W. P. Sled* A K . Gesegwetreet, Plymouth-Dock; or to JAMS SLADE. in Plymouth. ...~:f • GLOUCESTERsteIig;:- . VALIJABLE PAUL --• TO BE SOLD Sr AnCrION, By Mr. WMYg, as U 024 ' '' - ' • At the Bell inn. at Fraroptos-aoon-Ssvern, on Wefts* 0. ititb day'of May inst., between the. hours of 'lltennoldlPhe In the Aftrrao(lll, iubject to spch conditions as dila be tiles produced, A VALTTABLE'FItrEtioLD ESTATE, Tithe 4., ' l6 Free, LamPtill'ot the prim* ti part redewaskthe tbs property of Mr. Heitry - Carter, deceased, eligibly situated in Qs populous and Ilsurhiting paii.lt of '.trliactuta, in this -County, ittrougla winch the road to the intended 'I unncl under the Rivet Se+es ; and consisting of a newly -erecteaand immasadiatis Meat Farm-Flosse Barni,* &Ales, Yards, and' requisite Oungst anibitoo A cres and upwards of rids Arable, M. dow, anJ Pause Lanti,.and prime °retarding ; which welt* • put up together, or in the Lota hereunder, mentioned, as may las agreed it the timer°, Sale, 1. Lot I. The Farm klAti, Yards, Oitilens, and Buildings be longing, together with lhree Cottalts, sear thereto, and die folictshig Lands: • . A. I. P. Four !Omura): of rids Future, planted with choice Cider'Prpiit Trees, now Pt thekr pups ? epist.tining to- i v O W - - . - .. • - .. • 14 0 0 A Meadow Ctirrland; tiled great Kat*/ - •15 0 0 Two claws ot Meadow, called Woo-Marsh Meads 91 .0 0 Three incititure• ut At iblu Laud, sear the keen Ditch - - - - - 21 0 0 . . An incloinri of Arabic, called lionecroft - 10 2 0 . ~. .?i 51 1 0 Lot L A Piece of Pasture, called Ilse Rises . 6 g 0 Lot 5. Two closes of Meadow Pasture, mid Or chording, railed Killinserway. - - - - IS 2 o For a view of the Eirate, apply itibe Farm Hume; and for further partici:Ars, to Mr.. Taylor, ut Culver House, pear Newn - ham ; Mr. blatliamel liiiwkaus,)lturised, near Monmouth; Mr. • G. 3. Cottrill, No. 1, Small-gran, Jsriscol; or Mr. Blozsatue„ Durbley.' N. B. A part of Mei:midis,. KO my May Malin on Mortgage of the Premises, and immediate ptimeslioir thereof will be given. Arliughain is pleasantly situated bri the baster° banks of the Severn ; distance I mile tram Newnham, from which place it is separated by the course.of thaebeautiful rls'er; tO miles from Berkley s 10 'frau Ashley; 10 from Squad; iusii 10 fens . Gloucester:" • • 1. - • • ;41 yr • . I . )30 4 a 0-4' uh.cais -- .