Star. — London, England, 1823-02-03 00:00:00

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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Fleet, Orme, and lirowu, Lopdou. ;. ,'i'''..; Intaitkrihnif,?, thetift . t .. 6 4 • * * AT.:I s;*.a. t•./.• . been IT" "danICCS tbOt the Meg his been . Oemitee point the Right Honourable Sir ilet . ary Wet . • tb be his yeipty'stAisttitioritt Jib a" tr 4blF , Oltigirit Bit MOWS bead* - .C61111. iU WitgAlAto., l n • 'Peat ?4 4 16Pf1at 1 _ 44 V".1 1144i444. tier eP (Adar Y %%IVA ri f • • waritinta intwitipp.ito Saivatts r ry ltdootort. r Coothitrof-Sligo.a&Tfie Honourable c Is the retina of Charles O'Hara, Elq. deceased. BANK IFV/i*ltilt o f : . •.: r Christopher Allen.- Waisted. • Woollen . dn Ot t s - fram-Vetgliffull itAinkrail - 'arr di...Court of Commisdouers of fkankr ts, ilasing/uilkilantet. William. Titer Heath., - iitioad-atrette,•Merchant. from February 4to 1 at sweive, ma 0013arbie . sioners of. •• Bankrupts & Paplogkilizstfroats :4 • • ,1 • • Itched Prn i ntget: late bt.** ll ll l adiky t ymop r ikalor t . kreitid.r: t . ,5itted91.1%.at.4114 tbititalketi..st Ark at • -the Angel Oaf, R Walt,. 'Ananias, Mssrs. blaitgand ford4Out; opr-lifir... Maims. '...Wriftttets4lasettt,.. . . . . :• 1 : 3 r. tr e. - • Th 4P l l4 Wlll4ol4oollKrandifatitVaititidtitbieef PObluarfOta at six. 12,' at elcveit, and March 15, at twolveoottlitgßastto and Ball Inn, Rath,. A statilies,lllcouleillakaniatio, Walbrock. katr.of • Brixton, -balte4; Mower, It, qi.Pater March 15, at one at - the Court of Ceamissitasereof tlfsnkd rapt*, Basingliall:stnar. - Attendee, Pessrs. Polppkidall ‘Yallnp, ..Great :Qoalen.street,. Lineal**, Ina-6W. s; or klr. ChippindaU, Leatberbead. -•-• - Page. Mitchell, Busigny, 9ulfutk;'7stationer, Felittlari S, 15, and i March 15, at °nu at ;he Coin s.of ( Costimlssioners of Batik ' rapt, Basingtiall.wyeet...Altorniet. Xessra.l4ippindall sed Ya. 114, .Great Mien-street, ! Jun Spencer, Rule-`smart, Red lion-i g n ite , keeper, Februaryi, :15.. and Mania es: at rey, ut teat blurt of,Cpounissioers of Bankrupts % :Bidet ttellittreet. Attorney, Mr. Shirr - if; Salisbury-street, Strand, • , . . .. Daniel lebnwan Fehnirt.ido.lit tWar midi • 15,. at tee Olfirr qf Messrs. Fullestoq and Elwood, Natetwichr and lards 15, at ilia Crown inn, Nantwich, at eleven. . At, earths ' MA Wilds. Chancery-lane ;or Messrs. &Reston* and Elwood, Nantwich, Cheshire. • Joseph Bowman, Salford, Lancashire. - Febriary 57;04' and klatch 15, pt ten,• at the Coaci: . and;Honies, fJemagatee Manclaver. Agonies, Alcssrs. Appleby and..Sergeant,Gray'r Inn-square or Mr. Whitt:lead, Magchvitez.. George !hair and William Plinipton Lower . Tiiimes.strect; imcisilarn ' February 8, 15, and kiaich IS, at twelve, at the Coact of Contsuissianens of .Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.• tonics, . Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, 'fling mor ton.st reet. tat on THORSDAY, the 6th of February next, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be - willing to Contract fur supplying his Majesty's Yard at Sheer ness, with Four Thousand Six Hundred BEECH PILES, from flf; to 30 feet i:i length, :nal from 111 to 13 inches diameter in **middle; 650 loath of CANADA YELLOW PINE TIM- )RA in lengths of 30, 40, and 46 feet each, and from 12 to 13 isches square. lIUDSON'S gollting TO T .tOWD AND . . TINCTL ta i .1 THESEwhich -.lOlTe bor.)) Jg,), y troniied, which have.s6 nanth..atsrauted the attetatiell.,of the learned, and excited the jealousy of Interested opponents still continue t o b e Imit ate d i n .e at i Ous Wille eat' tliinfi: son's . ,Tnoth - Powder," and omit thet_word Botanic -% others sac Botanic Tooth Powder," and omit the napse Unsleisit; ,the Public' is therefore desired to observe, that the.../eniebtel•al! signed!' Hanson and Co.". aed sonotersigsed by dwir Whole sale Agent, JAMES ATKINSON: . _. , • • These Dentifrices, if ettended-to' seporeeddithe.neteasity of a Dentist; they are reme di es foe all distsedeoe-of-sho.Movels ; they not merely cleanse and beautify the Teeth: but preserve thunt from der.4 to. the latest period of• life.; they make Teeth white, fasten such as are loose s prevent those decayed growing worse, remove the tartar,, apd‘.cure the Scurvy in the Gums, leaving them firrn.arad of. a healthy redness ; and so certain andunacviating Fe their etracts„tjait. there sever was' Ai instance' t :any person who regularly•used^drem ever hewing the Tooth-ache, or a Tooth decay ; silty possess the same pro perties, and troy be used'alone or together ; hut the Tincture acts more speedily in fastening loose Teeth ; and It is an infal lible- remedy for the Tooth-ache, price 2s. 9d. each, and an allowance on taking half a &seen. • Sold by the Proprietors' Agent, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho squkre,. London ; also by . Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; .Gattie e 57, Mgr, 35, New Bond-street; Tate, 41, Johnston, et, Coie hill ; and by Most Patent Medicine Venders - and Perfume f. This day.was published, In 18mo. price Cs. 6d. Lag-bound, AN ErrromE of the HISTORY o f ENGLAND , .1 equally adapted to Domestic and to School Edutatios. • By W. JILLARD HORT. Printed for Longman, Hu tit, Rees,Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may he had, Hort's Course of Education, 82 . Vols. in a Case,. 23. 1,35. 6d. Out-ball of the above Piles and Timber to be delivered by the 15th of April n?xt,and the remainder by the 30th June next. This day was published, . in Two Volumes, 18mo. price Bs. half-bound, A GENERAL VIEW of the SCIENCES and .Cl. A RTS, equaUy adapted to Domestic and to School Edu cation. By W.JILLARD HORT. Printed for Longman, liurst,Rees,Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad,. Bores Course of Education, 22 Vols. in a Case, X 5. 14s. Bd. Forms of, the T , •nders may be seen at this Office. So Tender will he received afterpne e'Ciock on t'hc Day of Treaty, noranrnoticred b unless the-Party or an Agent for hint attends. Ikvey. Tender must be accompanied by s Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, en gaging to become bound with the Person tendering in the suns of £l,OOO, for the due performance of the Contrait for Beech Piles, and .4bioo for the performance of the Contract fur Yellow Plne•Timber. This day was published, in lerno.prrie 6s. half-bound, AN INTRODUCTION to NATURAL TORY, illustrated with numerous Wood Cuts, evally adapted to Donrestic and to School Education. By W. .111, LARD HO BT. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, Hort's Course of Education, 22 Vol,. in a Case, £3-. 13s. 6d. CANIH.FS.-TO HOUSEKEEPERS. FULL TWENTY PER CENT. IS SAVED. A NEW VOLUME OF " BODY AND SOUL" In the Press, and shortly will be p u bli s h e d, i n smal l Bvo. B ODY AND SOUL. . Volume the S e c on d.- CONTINTS Filial Affection—The Suicidc—Philosophy and Ittligion—The Recovery—The Excursion—Pastoral Visits —Grace—The Rector's Death—The Penitent Worn n . Also in the Press, 4 new Edition of Vol. First. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Or me, and Brown, London. A LARGE Stock of fine MOULD CANDLES, of a superior quality, at Bs. per dutch ; also, fine Store Can . - dies, for fine working branches requiring a bright clear light, on equally advantageous terms, at G. RUSSELL'S, Tallow-chand ler, :9, Old Compton-street, Soho, one door from Dean-street. WELCH MUTTON. This day was published, In One Vol. Bvo. Second Edition, with Six highly-finished Coloured Engravings, price .e.l ss. in boards, A SYNOPSIS of the DISEASES o f t h e EYE, A and their TREAT Al T; to which are prefixed, a short Anatomical Description, and a. Sketch 'of the. Physiology of that Organ. By BENJ.% TRAVERS, F.R.S. Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, An Inquiry into the . Process of Nature in repairing Injuries of the It:it:Alt:es, illustrating the Treatment of Penetriniug Wounds, and Straugulated Hernia. 19 Svo. with Plates, price 1.55. boarda. JOSHUA THURLING, Dealer in W e l c h M utton , 29, Red Lion -street, Holborn, corner of Prince's -street, wishes to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Tavern-lceeprrs, Sec. that he has on Sale a constant supply of real Welch Mutton, from thc•most esteemed Mountains of Wales, which, he pre sumes, cannot fail to please, it being.killcd in Wales. SPnt to all parts in and near London free of expense. OBLIQUE AND CABINET PIANO-FORTES. irOltN WATLEN, of Leicester-place, M a k er to U the Royal Families of France and the Netherlands, and Dutir;s of Clarence, informs the Public, that the Inventor of the above PIANO-FORTES is •at the head of his Manufac tories. These Instruments are now bron;ht to the greatett possible perfection with respect to touch and tone, standing in tune, 8:e. ike. They arc sold at a reasonable prier, and may be seen at 15, Leicester-place, from Ten to Four o'Clock. 'This day were .publisbed, 1. A N EASY Gil. 4NIMAIt of the FRENCH U AGE . ; Price - . 45: . Exercises adapted to the- Grammar of the Frank Lan guage ; sd. 3.. Key to the French Exercises; price 2s. 4. Elements of French Conversation, including familiar Phrases and easy Dialogues, each Subject baug preceded by a Vocalstiary ; price 4s. 6d. 5. Le Nouveau Leeteur Francais, a (*Usage des Mires dr Fa mine gull/eidetic instrulte lours E.tifans j, et de taus eui qui $01?& engagdi leeks r,46 ed. • . . By W. .J IL L A LID BORT. . Potted for Longman , thirst , Reei, Orme, and Brown, Londoa. 01 whoa , ' mav belted, Ilort'sCourse of •Edncatiun, ~ s Xgls . ins Case, IS! 13s. ed. • N. B. Several Seeonel-Iland Piano. Fortes and Pedal Harps, always on sale. A very fine Cabinet, for 18 Guineas, worth 60 Coinaas. SILKS-SILKS SELLING OFF.. • • A)SELM SllEARS,grateful4 impesced with Lilo favourswhieli, inr fourteen ?ears, he has received front the Royal Family, Nobility, and Gentry, respectfulty informs them,' that in comequence-of the Lease of his House havlog expirediat Christmas hw, he is compelled to SELL OFF' the whole of his valuable STOCK, comprising not only an immenie variety 'V fashionable Silks, Poplins, Cachmords, Norwich Cras s ertiesle'• N iples, Ducapes Florence Silk, Shaded Sarsnets, Shawls, ScarTs, &c but those new and beautiful patterns kt-prellettt weaving in the looms, all of which must be sold without- the leasieeseelit. The Looms contain several thousand yards of Striped Silk rets, for Drawing-room Curtains and Furniture, at tts:.3ct. lieryart, usual price I I ' No parcel can he sent or patterns cut.—All per-1 sons indebted to chi concern are solicited to make their paytnents. Alms& 811/LA ItS, 11, Heurietta-stftet, CoVentlarirees: INIATURE- LATIN and ITALIAN CLAS . SI eS, enth.-ItiAivil with Portraits, and dedicated, with permission, to Earl SOncer. HOLIATIL OPERA, -UMW. Ss hoards- VI RGILL,I OPERA, -}Bmo. Bs. boards. Cititlid de OLPFIGIIS, Cato' Major et Laelius, 48mo. Ss. TAW, L a Gerusalemrne-Liberata, 2 vols. 48mo. 10a. . PILTRAIWA,unetti c Canzoni, 48mo. 6s. boards. DANTE, La Divin;t'Cornmeillx, 2 Arai. 101 bds. just TILRENTI I Comedhe Sex. 48mo. 6s. bds. 3 readP This collection of favourite Latin and Italian Classics, beau tifully printed by Corral!, with diamond type, forms the smallest Edition ever published, being less than the Sedan, Elzevir, or Louvre, which it will be found to excel in purity of tvt, literal accuracy; and typographical elegance. Front their portability I thee: Miniature Classics will recommend themselves as cone. nient Manuals for the Scholar, the Traveller, and the juvenile Student. May be bad either collectively or separately in every I'variety of binding of the Publishes. - PORTRAITS of the SOVEREIGNS of ENGLAND, Ifrom William the Conqueror to his present Majesty. George the Fourth, engraved in the line manner by W. H. Worthington, from the best Authorities. Part If. Containing Charles I.— Queen Elizabeth--James I.—Henry Vll.—Edward ILL—and Richard' 111. Royal Bvo. printed on French paper, 12a. proofs; `royal 4t0..e1. is. proofs an India paper £l. 1:s. 6d. This Series of Portraits will form a most desirable accompa niment and illustration to the histories of England, by Rapin and Tindal, Hume and Smollett, Dr. Iknry, Sharon Turner, Lingard, and others. The work will be Comprised in Six Parts, each containing Six Portraits, engraved in the first style of art, to he published every Throe Mouths! trALL'S PATENT STARCH, fat getting up .11. tact, Wolin, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre resting Vicir taming yellow. nit. new and superior Article forms a rriking contrast, on compapsou with every other kind of Starch, by its brilliant whitenrss ; and, when prepared for use according to the directions, is -considerably stronger, and consequently more economical. lts greatest excellency consists In-beiag eery fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior strength), pisentigingsi thin solutiou of fine Gum Arabic : thus divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is worthy of remark, that the latter is so defective in colour, &c. that the manataaaer - usually adds a portion of blue to it, in order-to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re quired with the patent ankle. Sold' in - erinvenfent Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131, Wood -street, Cheapsicte ; 147, Strand, London, warr.auted &- nulae ; and may be obtained of every respectable lle:aler in Starchy- in Tamaild Country. REMOVA L. HART, the ORIGINAL IMPORTER and Ai A LM/INISTRATOR Of the DRY SULPIITIREOUS rumwAiuto hat th• honour to announce to his numerous Met/teal Friends and the Public that tie has RE,- alovED fttfm to No. 7, RID LION:SQUARE. The success attendant on Dr. Hart's personal and peculiar sta.. flagmen - tilt/lose Baths, .for upwards of ten years, makes this alinnuneement of his Removal a matt' r both or public and per sona/ duty. • Dr. Hart, from long experience in the administration of those Baths, in a variety of case, , , and particularly in diseases of the Slid and Itheurnatistn, is convinced tlir.t the commixing with different disorders is a PubliC Establishment, must be prejulli-' nal to the system and tv the rare of the ',adept ; In the first in mate, the risk of cor.tagisn arking . frOnt promiscuous or hbs rtitioate.ese of Public Beds, &c. &c: necessarily attached Ind iadisptvisable to the luTus; and iu the t.econd instance, the rrsk of a too sudden sixposUra to the action of the open air, or the danger of a damp carriage. Dr..klart, with the view, there f•ce, to obviate every ev,il and many well-founded objectionsin ciarnoi tolhe indiscriminate use ut Public Daifis, has invented ORTA DLE I.P tit 7 HEMS FUN! I ATI NG astilti, the appearance at eiegant pieces of furniture, which can, vith the greatest ease and facility, be conveyed to the patient's u'vn bsd-nosen, where'llr;..ll. *IR afford his personal attendance' 'en me satr.e toms as werefoiti at his late l'ublic k.stablislnenti a"d Ore Roth Las no occasion to bir removed from the patient's zendeoce until the curet is performed'. • Particular care has been also: takes" to sender • this. Bash 4i !!X,lfortable and convenient. to the -patient as pussihly can be, t. `ag in aA parts so secure and: comriact •as to prevtnt the t4 -peof the sulphittic gas or vapour. Dr. nut r..ittst s himself that this improved metheri•of crest t, •.:t will insult him the increased and continued patronage of medical and other friends, 'and' will be highly gratifying to 4,1110 has ataiii advanced another step towards tbe mare iaotly curing those baneful diseases usually termed Cutaneoits. Dr• hart's Ite pository of the l'ortahle Fumigating Batik is day fur the inspectiod of the Public, at Net 7, lied 7anquare. Self.admiristi ating Baths, with eve: y necessary Qininsteue- T , Inky be h a d tot reasonable ter its. And also she Crinaclisptra m' tment, sold at tae place, only 2s. 9J. and is. 6d. :ra„ . , . .. 'John Wighton, BatMghall-street, wooften-wareholiser6i, }k-' bruaty 3, 15, acrd Akin* is, at twelve, atthe Court ordeis: o • mifsioners of Bankrupts, Ilasinginell-street. Attornies, bluetits. Kniglii and Fysou, Kisingball-atteat. • --• , ~ .. .:, - • •s i. JoiePh Steiebs,Newtate-street, carpet -wartihemeMrelizteris .11; 15,- ant March t 5, at ten, at th e Cohft of niitsloners - • of Bankrupts, BaltreghaU-strett: Attefeney, Vit. Pas:lmre; Warlitins7cotu - N 3plogrnertan.street. ... o • -..:. . .• . • 7 henry Oaborne, New lirentford,.fidmionger ' February 11, i 5., ar.d Illareh 15, at one, at • t h e C ourt o f Commissioners or. , - Banked jigs, Baaingliall-itteet. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lorn- Edwardilalis, .Citaucesy-lane victuaSer, February tt, Is; •ar4 Nklich .1 1; at elevens .11t the . ' Court of,lCo of liaek•r rept,: 'Elasingliall-isreet. vat's Inn, flelborn. ' • Attorne y , - • • • Rickard Scammell; Froms-Selwond, Sisnliime s ienlier, February : 27. 2s,.and Match 15, llerlevea ' it the Meat Sheabes Inn, Fromt-Setwood. Attoeibea, hie. Williams, Bed Licwisquare; or :lir. Messiter, Fronit t ., Thomas Smith, ViailidgcstreeL'iMealsonietnan, Febniarr 8, 15, - Lo an i llan uai ii rsd k iis ru tip ar reet p p c n o b u ,.:Basin e. s : l4.lit a g li hltil-s '`'es: treft. 4( 64 .4itt; eaa rrey rt :It a lr. C lk oln a m ok i l sid o g on e, Lmta-ri of Beams el plorens nr:;•-.---1-Inik Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasieg wife. • rtelly and justin Darie, late o(.Finsbury•- . cou me n rc o h f a co nts n , l F a e i brutry___B ., ls,tnd•blarch 15, at twelve, QOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en- • liastughail-street. 1.3 raptured his ,auditors with the subject, that the manic,' • a m Att u tt a hoz re enie Ai ,;!ni0u...,,,,. Ba nkrupts , men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hMtened to be wedded; a, emirs. sid e an d Co. Cothige-hill. and " The ' . tutor " has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the •• ; most r..lreeable and delightful riame in nature. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASI NGIIALL-STREET. • The sacred Institution, then, of ma r riag e , compasses the de- Feb. 25, J. Merchant, late of Maidstone, carpenter, at twelie.• sideratum of our enjoyment; teenling not only with happiness Feb. 2e, S. A. Bennett, Worship-street, cough-manufacturer, at ; on earth, but dispdaing the soul haw to h armo ni ze with blisa twelve. Feb." 22, S. Rucker Old South Sea.house, B cl. , Bro a d-- hereafter. -. . hereafter.. . street, merchant, at eleven. Feb. 25, G. Bingley, Piceae.illi, • Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation. milliner, at eleven. Feb. 15, W. Rudd, late of Broadway,; - • it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passion', w eem . stves hi ze . Imhoff, at eleven.. Feb. 22, J. Witdiesth, but-to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which Worship-street coach-master, at el e v e n... Feb. 02 i W. flide; L Iftiars, merchant, at twe l ve . F u l a . 0 2 , Stephen . the freedomof. unreetricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. Earl-street, BI T o t h e neglect of atich attention are attributable many of those Thwaites,Staplehurst, Kent, tallow-etandier, at eleven. Alarela ' 1, C. Croaker, Crayforsit Kent, f a n n e r , at twe l ve . F e b. 22, • h.aeless install - it% wMch, while they excite the commiseration of the tholdetTaligitild also. impress him with . the fear of self- 'l'. IL itudkin, Charlotte -street, - Winston, maltater, at clever.' reproach. .' . ~ • . , Feb. 22, G. Taylor, Barak-4, Kept, papernatairer, at ten. March Luxurious habits will effeminize the body-a residence in the. 1, W. 'f. Sherwin, Paternoster -row,• baulaselter, at ten. Feb. ropica•will relaa.thp.elastle fibre--but more especially does the 4, J. C.- al' Leod, •Iluntley Hotel, Leicester fields, merchant, • premature infatuation of youth too f requen tly compromise the at eleven. Feb. 22, J. f.'"ulie, Ile-gent-street, jeweller, at ten.- natural dignity into a state of inanition, froln whence the ago- Feb. 22, S. Porter, London, stationer, at twelve. sized suffereemore than doubts the chance of relief. • To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope-energy-mus- DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. cular strength-felicity ; nor will our advances appear question- Feb:24, R. and R.Sutherland,Blrmingtilm, gun-makets, at ore, able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty at the Royal Hotel, Binrungbani.• Feb. 25, Sir ILkivabani incl.'. • years successful experience. Bailton i Manchester, *merchants, at one, at the Bridgewater , • Th., easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the Arms lno, Manches t er , Feb. 25, •W. amber, T. Bury, and • suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial T. Cochran, Huyton, near B.ackrod, Lancashire, calico-printers,. wrestn....for the female habit is often ronstitutipnally weak- at 3.at the Bridgewater Arms Inn,ltianchester. •Feb. 24,T. mon.. • yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into sey, late of Burgh, Noxfolk, fernier; it pis, at the Black I-Ann functional power. Tavern, Great Vermouth. Feb. 24, Jeremiah, Jobs, and Job-, • In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every re. miab Sister, Yeadun, Yorkshire, scribbling,millers, as tell, at. taxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to the CoUrt:house, Leeds. Feb. 25, W. 1- e lfrey, I liuch w i c k, cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitouus to expel the l i Gluuceitershire, fanner, at eleven, at the hoyal Hotel, Chelt.-n. unfeeling empyric from the position so presuatmtpously taken. ham: Feb:11: - W. Wood, Wecherhy, Yorkilire, cattle-jobber, up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and at 11; at the Old Sand lkill Ino,lork. . Feb. 24, I and T. Bat- • confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the man, AlikldWrpiWestmoreland, spiriygierclusits.aurteven,pt the Celloge of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either Cross Keys Inn, liinthorp.. Feb. 28, J. Titualpfton, late of sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to Mappleton, Derbyshire, farmer, at half-past ten, at the Kit g's . our house, wbere - clagy -attendance is given fur personal con- Aims tavbrn,•Derby. Feb. 25, T. Goodman, Witheriry, Lei tultation ; and letters from the country are immediately an- Cestenhieseateleven, at the.BOU Inn, Nuneaton, Warwickshire., swered ; these must contain a remittance For Advice and Medi- Feb. 24, .H. Wisfiill, aSheflield,..file-maker,, at twelve, at Ike. eine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, how- Angel Inn, She Feb. 26, • J. Hodson, Liverpool, timber. • ever . distant: GOSS and Cs. bl.. I. •C: Surgeons, Navy, bierchant, at one, al tie George Inn, Dale-street, I.lverpool. Jerroya4trect, St. James ' s - ; and . No.ll, . ' li : - t 'CB 1 1 FIPAT4S- . . - quil- 2S. . . • Bouvene-street Fleet -street, Londstiv -• • • -- • - Just published (Tenth F.dition),l4ie 4Egis of J a de. a fentj- , ne T ay . up llo - se lat , e C b a f fe .m ß ant oy h al est e, et ße w gen toieu t-stre k et .s ,_ r vri imer lte . -01 .ix ercha ,Duu nt. twi r.. t . karat:by, *Mist ul, boot! liar commentary on the above Osevses. Ily G bss and Ca. Al ,„ - - - dresse d to the Youth and• Maturity art both &bar flay be bad •"°rwic ' ll , vetecialltsurgeon! g••€-Le•eo .... * ......... _IN_ -FILL 'N justly Lunous for !l el :, p • . • .4 - • I. D r u ic -,,.., • seller. ,G. Wingfield, Wortlaing.hulkeeper..., ~I• ltaininal, Pork- T . EAKE I k 1; II! 1 -'4.1 1 g stsruoster.rnw ; J.... _Al f : Aki. ■, ,s ''" beation, Yorkshire, eltatkije.s.; A.. Mainline, Cheltenham. dealer, .1.1 curint; in all Hs liages; ifil.:Vß• N . :FAH - AL DISEASE - -"- Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 40, Wan San • Id; and of all Bemis One email Pill lel dash, .indsffie faittntid *filis aoi;4hyrsctlnt, ire . .- Fi ll . - . ~ .. ._- at! fs. et 51. - in•stated. • 11.'Slebene',Sotillisry, Bufka, - dslltYmUn: J:Woocr; ease, wilt soul convinee•the patient a nit cersglity•!o ki s s - speedy „...4 "liiihneisgiie- attest Without; *eleven • ..ks.!a Ilt sfilliainsa;.enarki- . recovery. • Noiisiiii can i ne biterreinfiri , Kil; more safe, or inure] -''"" --- " - " -1- "T" -- "" -.. EJ,lllia,tig ;GLaloeHaa, %. * Xining ' Be, &C TIK Noe .P re • t4 ' nic3ll4"iliaciaCi7Dwiii* : . 151: `‘ .4 *...": 7 : . 4.. conveknent•tbatPtleitifirMetPf;f6eAdAS are iils l 4ietild init.; p ' iliti 'and` :Gen " tit • . as . e ! j uv;ie - ciFo inspec ; toe : ' lii:S.4ol:llTibilVbi r`AWriPoeslliiiit. • .--- ; , Meant to Sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint cif _ _ --- -- • _. . - end siker. N i'llevfivetwti reeckek sec and sixty years experience (In an extensive practice ) has proved , r oimbi vt eolirth - init .- SO * Vd; tlisflOpssitofatrung • i illowt h_,_..__ ?, , . , c ....t..;.. _ 4. .._ Hut- it will 'effe'dt 2- Gureilebeireepezttir Sitlieliteb‘kniPail-taer l Witliin, where is 'exhibited an assottroant. of newiftul; 7 t ini.t ' l'a —°..."'.7 -•- 1. . ... 4 ' . "f ;S : dritrir i "eitieWatii , .. ntetheds avail* nuthing. For the Seers:) , and . inam e rs.. fitimivusas •aoss_ , . grogtok •.. Vele , • u n l*ir g ir ° l A 9 L-11 - eti)&1:11a1X1 Plc teTilaisekoadeiserilatNiitti toAirttY F, 4 ttick vd Stowe': oeti Nasielsestslriesittr 7 Seastofectunta.4 Dal, ,• Disottleta;lliii' lledleilie !East int cis p . arallet. Upwards of •- . . t fi e -_ ciesctipit'eFt . q . 4l . ats jpg . A . iit .. nin . s t rpoNs,„ jn !,.17,c fur l ... u m, aittf 04W iclis . A l th"P l e t " s4 Pi etl i dWOti sc4,l4aca-ritatio -103000 Of bOtlrsehesthave'beed radieilhoritred . `ot iliove cruel disorders, ivi thidt he last r ight. yrAis. Prewresi" sad : lit.o re creEaftmcpt is 00Plif 'Sea evevyjew a n 4 rie::•fattuttr.. • ',ltlls , a'd 4:4).., .inrentatl4, .niutaii..4 -1,-,4i, e . and Cs. Horwieh, Sti." 2l ' &Kg: ON ' WM*** nit • r .:: it It di Ter sold by die' mie Profrirfiirs;'l'. TA V LOLL and .SON, alentliera_ g afi t areiae a uptiolite.., ‘•cabii,et - ;-. • - chair-ikinti' . 05 ,.... a . d.urea ... vi . „„u, s ,d" pr e o. . ,3 . 9gris ••• . ... ilatiut .. t Of tiie• llorti•ebilege•df Surgeons '..at tiitit 'Udine,' Nat 9i Keir g A t i e r-,;ri.is:l-31, . -.2.A. ,ircr1 7 a6 ---.. ted'acea . •to 'suet). A scale 'Of , - - - lai It SS * -ekaitsE Siv--"-- - .ane, insurai.e...- o era. .. ' Brickx-street, in Boxes of only 24..9d. each, deity incitaletkv.-• r,L it he - 0 .4 - tr.,sSfs , N. it nv o ist e k . ihwii . % . ind-vglit, in the' p:,,, g ,.., I t „.. 1 / 4 1:,:_.., -ettin . otnyin td atttatt - and enstat 'the Fir.roliar.,44ll. dress - makers, &milt l am and Co: ,3l afictseitstee s • Setavers. warp, They are also sold, by their applaitltir,WkZAkitli eoplotia (Mar% FililiK In'a r . l - • .faglieiLv—Ainung ib4: coy eitie ~w ill ~be, and' klco , • 7112 ' 1 1 ) "''''' I n i "aii . '"* 4- 1 1 rtifillkt!it * `Lase ;KO - - • • WU' JJt v s ti• . • the 'O - I ht • 4 •et • .Nt Olt rtiti Ws, 1011;4 n - newi . A ii , limited_ . ...c .. lta . mb . r : con . v . eni . e:, , i , xceAr.,p;••: v , ik e.in nk t at ,'. 4 B44 H G .;', d i a . b r e ,,t rnt i ., . 3 • 1 4 11 44 7. 04 Ain . 1 t i c m0u ,'" -:AP " t l= 7.4 tiona.,• at Toy-'drop, .4, tin 7 str.. ~ „ i .0 ... g N 'I . . 't ( - • - ' - ' • "-• • • •. ' . - sitial . ~. 0. Fish- feet-lull • neailli opposite,he Monufnent , arida ,. :milli U to Ulla s ,iti Wilkli • AlirAtivilt t c - t . p' 'Ai Wilt -7 ' • tifiote-islf Ili - -' ml , WIl;'lli!di N!csea‘sishMs- Ill'ilwr?! 1 : 1 4 • * one Version' M etery dosisisPitibiktbsni 'ln Greta tritiTlK • ' • _k qtilittui4iftitV.e" " 1 - '7114 / titfitr"d' I Pt7ti g rie 1 ' ...,„, u 4 4 „ ; 44uoa,iibiidw,...,e.i,.. sicebr.-1:16. Dill'. .mad Ireland.' Ativiee grAtis to Persons taking theaßott, Ur %Abet 05..„ .. , P. :A • ...,.._ , _r7 . _, 1 1 1,._ c.- . . - --• •. - • ~., .._. • ._ . . . • i the ktroprittor's "aliteliemea. "• , übs4 gresay reimacca .pt ,- •,, ~ I • a • 1••,• • • ... t - A,ay,, ..vai.a IL::, c."...1....t.4. - volt COLD; COtIO . HS; ASTII4IAS, rill E PECI'O It AL ELMIR. 7 -Experience during .1. a very long period has ineeintestibly proved the sOperttire' cacy of this •:Nkdicine in ail 1:4S:13 of Colds Cough*, end Asthmatic Affections. By promoting g;:nile'expeclo! L acion, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight.oi I e.. , ient Odd; and a few dosei are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has tutclered more confirmed and obstinate, ana whieh'are.accompanied with cough, spitting of blood, in& biltriiiiribils stint/intim Its'pecii iiar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness and altay_the irritation' of the lungs, in cases of caugityandinisthniatic . affections it asaists and giVes freislotii to the isrAffir.": • S.ild in Bottles, at I s.• As. SI by ' . Butters; Chethists, •4, Cheapside,' Sr. Paid's; and - 0215,31e0iit-street (near the Ar gyle itontns)/ Londaii ; 1, 20i' AiliaTitioViStel"f:dinticrigh r 34, Sack v ille.streer, Dighli ;.,and •by . tlie jirinctandediclarVenders throughout the United kingdoin. N. B. lie taieftA tit ask for BoOtiVeffOlintiAttas. to observe the (ioverrnitent &sinp hos the voids " Butlers; '4, Cheip,ide.” engraireit al ie. - - • - 7%414 ii>ti flotilla s& Pelee le. , Vat ; or, -Tait Jkltifi4i. A P 1 y, in Five ACM as DM performing at the Thum 'loyal, Co- HE ANTISEPTIC BOTANICAL TOOTI:I -, 1.. POWDER vssesses the peculiar 'and unrivalled excel lence of cleansing the Teeth front all tartsrous incrustitions. without injuring the enamel. It imparts a healthy freshness to the Gums—a babuyaweetness to the Breath, whitens and fastens the Teeth, even when loosened by mercury. The late.unfortu nate Queen of France (for whom this Deutifrice was otiginally prepared) brought it into the highest repute with the Beauties of the' 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 pouestsor of the recipe, it is now peered to the Public by J. V. SIMPSON, No: 28, Henrietta ktreet, Covent -garden, in Bites, a t 45..9d. each, ditty inctu&d. • At the same Warehouse may be obtained, the ROYAL F.I.IXIIL of LI FR, a complete reetoratiu of the animal basic tient in advanced Life, and in all caul of Nervous ar.d Crinsurnp tine Debility ; it is sold in Bottles, with directions, at 111. each, duty included: ' • ••• • Also., at the above Warehouse may be had,. the ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, a never-failing Remedy fdr Bilious and Liver Complaints, Spurns of the Stomach, habitual Cos , tiveness, Datulence, 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 fatal acticlente attendant on taking salts, has induced J. V. Simpson to appoint Venders of thetas in dif-, ferent parts of the Town, for dm-greater convenience of the Public; and they may in ftutite be obtained at his. Warehouse as above, and also of the following respectable Vender's: — Messrs. Stradling, South gate, Royal EsAange Dinneford; 155, Cheapside ; Brennand,ls6, 131ehopegateWithoitt ; 159, Whiter.hapel High-street • Wsgd, 524, Holborn; )'rout., 229, Strand; near. Temple - bar ; .Payne,. 5, St. blattin'e-ervut; 817 r, $1,0„ L Oxford-street andjiiaveltins, 11, Old Ile...d.etreet. ee Pills contain not a particle of Mercury or Antinuatly, require no'peudiar caution, ana asingisibox will establish their infinitely superior efficacy ever every other description of 01111. stow offered for similar Complaints. They are sold in borei, at is. t ed. and is. 9d. each, duty included.. None of the foregoing articles are genuine, unless the stamps, are signed by J.V. Susehoe, Acting Proprietor.