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rte. :7r.n 9-i55. liv Intricate le• ire, the 313ett Dwarf. ;‘, ()VAL AN:PHI 11-1 ATM% (ASTLEY'S), WEST MINS] b.R.-sit I DOZ. Veda the Patronage of Oen. Royal Highnesses the • PRINCT RIGKN'T and 0/1 YORK. , /1111 IS and own following Ert.ninga. various ex !, tro rdor.ry Peat% entitle I Novo) lane° Cartbbiano, by Sig hlni, VilerCUlr it , main, whogr pet forniatices to be ho- , oured tn.; n cc,'..nted applause. The po. Eitte.ttisn c.. 1 1 ,11 URA:MA, tEe st of the S FELL CAS I". E ! —HORSEMANSHIP. : Cow:., Mr. Disvoio Antonio's .I.o.,rfrion•l..lCord Ro Vokte. A Comic , t . . 3t} To Cu*.*:l..il r O V t• C ea.: new u mantic Melo from the ptthiscation o: Take of my with new 11:745% :'eenery, Ures , et‘, Chorussee. and t. riled THE 'SLACK DWAR;: ; tr . , The River of :ice 2t Half-per Eipht. r or r i 4,. pi Ys . Got Is . ['faces cannot be retained after Half-past 3evt.n. : i ••• e rotice will b‘• given of the nert representation of i• e 7,;•::tarer."—Eq . ..ei!eiJn :'t: _''.on from. Tee to 'I brow OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jun 6, 1117. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hi: NA JES77"9 ORDNANCE die hereby eve Naas, That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on IHURS DAY, the 116th instant, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon pre eisely, Sundry Lots of OLUand UNSERVICEABLE S (ORES, consisting of Blocks, double and single, Powder Horns, Standing Viers, I ents of Sorts, Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks, Tools, va. thus Bedding and Clothing, Saud and Saltpetre Bags, together with other Articles, the whole of which nary be viewed on appli cation at the Principal Storekeeper's in the Tower until the day of Sale, at which place printed Lists a the Lots will be delivered to those persons V/.10 may apply for the same. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Seeree2ey. SALES BY AUCTION. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. PORT OF FALMOUTH. By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's CLLIIIIIMS, on WtDNI'SDAY, June 93, iBl7, by 1 en o'Clock, in the Forenoon, at the CUM0111•110111e in ibis Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.- 381 lbs. Raisin., 11 Bottles Pickles and Cayenne Pepper, 5 Puts AweetrAeats, 269 lbs. Foreign Bak. NOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE IS. Connwl were heard in part on the Scots Cause of Ste le Steel; to proceed again on Monday Their tordahipti tiler adjoin-tied for WM* time daring plcastrii. On O.e resuming of the Monti., the Husbandry Carriage Toll Hi.l od;:ne through a Ct.:no:lute at the whole House, and ortkreil to b - .• to Lord C wr:e3rer'. .;nnuity TIM, the Salt Exporri.'on, •he Fug.ae 11.1)turieA, the Yeorna,-y Cavaley, the Scout Offices' Alma. fition, the Irish Insurrection, ^ni the Vennles' Whipping alboli ti.m BM: ' were brooch! ap ;Join th e Common.' by Mr Baoc. Dls, S 1./ANIES C ANI, nrnentl'llthe t. tun, and other Oen.% tICRICII, seal .1./erally read the i!rs, gate. The Farms Ito. entry •va; returned from the Commons Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Anict:Jrrems made by :bat House thereto. 211 lbs. Tea. 429 ... Cheese, US ... Sugar. 78 ... Arrowroot, 341 ... Tapioca, • 74 ... Tamarinds, Abs.the farelgo•huilt Schooner NOSTRA SENORA DA BOA PASSAGEM, :9 55-94 1 ons, with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture ; aiso, Two open Boats, with their Materials; also, the broken-cp Hulls or Are Vessels and Boats, togethet with their respective Matcriab 'fbe Goods, &c. may be viewed two days preceding the day of bale. The Watch and Ward , and the M.niny 3iily we:e read •he third time, ana passed. surTENcInN oP THE HADEAE C.IRP•74 ACT. Viscount SI DMOUTH statf:3, thp.t in the. ab sence of a Right Rev. Prelate (the IliThop of Ches ter), he had a Petition to present fznin a rumerons and respectable Meetil)g held in the City of Chester. which he shoved should now be re.id, which watt ac cordingly Anne. The Petition txeressed the conviction of tflc Feti• tioness, that his Majesty's Government world not have proposed the continuance of the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, if the 7 were not strongly impressed with the necessity of so doing; the Pr.t; tioners therefore prayed their Lordsnips that the , : might not be kit without the protection afforded bf that meaopo. TR!AL OF wArSON. o k•-• l'resi, and wet-edify will he pobliihed, to Twe Vole eve. Iz'TRIAL TAL cfJAMES WATSON fa HIGH TREASON. Taken h Short-band by. WILLIAM BRODIE OLlRlarr, .1-mrt4) , .!d V r to bolt Howes of Parl;a:neot. , (11 ' ) 111.R...twortb and Son, Fiest-street; and Fenner, Pa- EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Jul: 18, ISI 7. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED co MPA NT of 2111 RC HANTS q EXCUAND, Mu% eat-EAST INDIES, do hereby :kg , intim, That a General Court of the sail Compary will be held at their House in Leadeithail-street, or THURSDAY. the 3d July next, at Eleven &Cinch is the Forenoon. for the purpose of inking into consideration the Report frees the Committee of By- Laws, laid before the General C .ort this day, daring By.l.aws WELL SECURED DEBT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MUNN. At dill Auction Mart. I. Gnaw. on WZDNISDAY. July 2, 1817, . , at Twelve o'Clock, tti Lots, APERFECTLY sate and WELL SECURED DEBT of &early TWIDITY THOUSAND POUND'S, payable with Interest by half yearly instalments till the whole is diseharged, due from the highly respectable Proprleton of a very massive and profitable Colliery. It is secured on use Colliery and the Engler', Vessels, Waggons, Implements, and used therein, and is farther a:cured by four aeversi Judgments of Fan, Thousaod Pounds eats, and rn Preehold Estates of very considerable value, so as to ruler the ultimate payment :virtu:lot the least passibility eta doubt. The Debt is the amount of an speed valuation of the Shares of two deceased Partners to the present Proprietors of the Colliery, and is stipulated to be paid as above. - - 'lli% day was publldied, In Quarto, prir.e C 2. 12P. od. is: boards, ANC E.— I.AI)Y MORGAN.- 4. juur de ma Vie tat un lrciile dans r: an Liere." tuuMA3. :ta Ir Ilenry Colburn, Conilalt.:Areet, 'clnnover•square; and .1:t 11.tok%elli.r may be had, by the same Author, : a N.vional Taie ; Third b.dition, S vols. els. It: the l'a•••, and will in a Sew day - , be published, lr A NG 1*()N, ; and 0 ktblf)ND, a ?1. lair. in 1 line Volonra, duodecimo. Ily Mna evuto.v..lß EH, M..110r of Conti , Dramas, Araks of Fashionable Life, fee. PrOted fir R. I tomer, sucevasor to Me. Johnson ; and Bald- Cra,!..ck, as,d Joy, iu no ct on.„,,cr. row. Cheerer 3, Sect;oo 4. Chapter 6, Sections 5, 6, 7, 16. and IL Chapter 7, Sections 7, ati 6. Chapter 9, 12ection t. For repealleg By-Laws— Chaver 6, Seetioo 9. Chapel'. 7, Seetinn 6. Chapter 10. Seaton 4. And for ordaining other Laws for the fetus Govermert of the Company. Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Scott and Boa, Solicitors, ot. Mildred% -court, !'outcry; at the Aucden Mart; and of ar Muun, Walbrouk, neer the Royal Exchange. The Petition was, on his Lordship's motiol h or• dered to be laid on the Table. The Order of the Day for receiving the Report of the Suspension ContinuNnee Bill being read, Viscoant SID:v!OUTI3 moved that the Report be now sp.reed t i by their Lord.hips, v..hich being done, the Bill was orii..r..d to be en7rossed. The Noble SLCIt ETA l' of STATE gave no. lice that he should move the third reading of the Bill tri-mormw, and moved that the L•trds be summoned for that day.--01Jered.—Adicurned. tbe above-mentioned Report is now printing, and will be ready to he delivered to the Proprietors at this Moose on MON DAY next, at Twelve o'clock. FREEHOLD COT'T'AGE RESIDENCE WITH LAND. PLATS IOWE, KEN F, %with immediate Poeseraim. TO RE SOLD BY AUC I lON, By Mr. MUNN. At the Auction Matt, London, on Wanstenar, July 4, at MOCost L'6 NEW 1 1 01.111 —SECOND EDI I'ION. T.'. .lay (Second Edition), in ito. price .Ce. es. 1 1.1. A ROOK EJ, an Oriental Rotnance.— Ry MORE, Esq. reser. for Lutiguaan, Hurst. Rat, Orme and Blown, Patcr -7....4giquw. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Twelve, by direction of the Assignee, AFREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, delightfully situated at Pklitowe-Green, tea moles front London, and within cne mile of the Market Town of liromley, on the high road to 1 oubridge Wells containing seven Sleeping Roans, two Sitting . Rooms, a neat Entrance Hall, convenient domestic Mei, dry Cellaragr, with detached Offices in a large Stable-yard, consining of a Th ree-stall and a Four stall Stable, a Harness-room. a Chain house Forage Lofts, Cow-house Pool. try-house, and Piggery, wkb neatly disposed Pleasure and liege. table Garden, and nearly Twenty Acre% of superior Land lying immediately contigeoin within a ring fence, divided into eight Indentree t a part at one of which is laid out and planted as an Orchard. PURSUANT to a Decree. of the High Court of Chancery, made in s Cauw wherein Charlotte Hunter an infant, by her neat Friend, is the Plaintiff, sod Grant Allan and otheis are Defendants, the Creditors of ELIZABETH GORE i IAM, late of Greenwich, in the County of Kent, widow, (who died on the tenth of April, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts before FRANCIS PAUL STR A 7 /ORD, EMI one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southamp. inn Buildines,Chancery-lane, London; or In default thereof they Wallas -udied-M the benefit ill the said Decree. A. Goa 00N, Pits. Sol. Old Broaffstritet. NOWT. (F COMMONS. Also, just puhl....bt .1, an 4to. pi ice 41. Ls. !Iv:rations to the Poem, ci w,t.osecl by ChArlcs iicatb, from pc •,i.gs by P. %Vestal , . 111.1. The Palliate Whippinz Abolitiou Bel was read a third tinse l and passed. SirJO.IN NFWPORT moved for an Account of all pscreedo logo in rho Cu-:.tins Department of l iverpo..l, relative to the re. fits3l to admit, end o.tr ore of, Wicmllcia Yam from Ireland, with the norrto of the Officers who acird therein.—Urder,•d. 'llk day v.'s runlEhetl, In Three Vat. I goo. inicc 16'. 6J. briards, THE WELSH MOUNTAINEER; a Novel. By CA•I'HERINE HIIITON. MINN' far Longraar, Hurd, arcs, Chow mid Brown, Pato,. statr-uw. Mr. itOBIN.;ON presented a P.:china from persms lo London and Westroln.ter, againit the use of Mattahrty..+ if. Pad. and ordered to ur on the table. May be 'dewed by applying on the Premises, where Patricia. laps may be had; also of Mr. Mernote Solicitor, Great Sur rey strati, Blackfriars ; at the White Ha;t, arosule7 ; the Sauer Tavern, Tonbridge Wells ; the Rose and Crown, Tonbridge ; the George, Battle; the Crown,• Hastings ; the Auction Mart; and of Mt. Munn,Walbrook, neer the Royal Exchange. Of whore may he had, by the same Author, The Miser !Warded, in three r i2m o. ['me 15ts boards. This day was publik,he I, 4 " In Octavo, price Ids. bd. iu hoards, (I N the PRINCIPLES of the CHRISTIAN V RELIGION, addressed to t . ^r Ilitt,thter ; and oft Maim. Sy Mrs. LUCY HETI CI lINSON. Suitor of tl a " Memoirs of the I.!td ut Colagel Hutehtnesii, Goeerror of Nottitighafts Castle anti *i own, - &c. hinted for Longman, HArst,Rtes, Ohne, and Brown, Pater tssier•row. This day were 2ab'eshad, price Z 2 .'boards, CHURC I-1 V A RD'S CHIPS concerning SCOT LAND : !icing a Collection of his Ple‘ea relative to that t.wrrry, with Hvotirical No. ices, and a lAN s f the Author, ci.:ainanted with Churchyard's Arms and a Fao-Sindia of his 'irgil% and Signature. By Li E 0 OE CH Al. NIERS, F.R.S. S.A. Printed for Lon3nian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon -4 t; apd A Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day W•l4 pu:,:i.herf, price 6s. THE EDINBU RG REVIEWorCRITICAL JOURNAL.. No. 55. Coutsans, Arta. Causes and Cure of Pauperism. ft. Agriculture sad %tildes of Italy. S. litsto-y of the Al.truis. 4. Goethe's Me groin. S. Foreign Policy or England. ti..toulaalParliaments and tinlatnal Suffrage. 7. W.:t 7 }'le: and Mr. Southey. 8. Truman that of the Geological Some.... 9. Talcs of My Landlord. Primed for Archibald Coale and Co. Edloborigh; and Loarman, Hurst, Etre% Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom m3l- be had, The Edinburgh Review, front 1:3 viunnoncentent. This day was published, in 4to. price ,ft. IN. boards, AVELS in BRAZIL, from PE RNA BUCO to SEARA; beeides occmfontl riccersions. Also,a Voyage to Niaranam ; the whole ezhih.ttrz a Pic: see to the State of 60- Oi.s during a Residence of SL Yeers .s.:l that Country. Illuatrated ty l late, of Costume. By HENRY KOSTZ.R. Printed fnr LOOlrlinfi e Hurst, 'Reel, Orme, and Brown, Pg tanctrer-rew. Of whom may be flak!, 'lte History of Brazil; Vol. I. in tto. rice .e!. Qs. hoards. Vo.ll. with a Map of the Country, price #2. 10s. boards. 14 Reim Southey, Esq. 'llsis day was published, price 4% bound. L Es AVENTURES de TELEMAQUE. Tils uhne, par Fenel:) , • ; precedees du Diseourssur le Poenke 14 cue, et opiates d'un Izire de Mythologie et de Geo-, hie. Nouvelle Edi•ior. . no • easement revue et rorrigee stir 1 41:qon Stereotype. Pa' C. US. i.cndoc : Printed fur Law ar.l Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane; L• and J. Rivington, W. J.o :nude:, : • Sestaberrd sod C. Letter- LE, G. Wilkie, Wingrave and Cothigwood, R. Hunter, Long. Hurst, Reri, Orme, and Brown ; 1. liairts, B. Reynolds, i tuner, and W a lk e r and Rdwards This day is published, Pr. 6s. Id. THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. XIX. tQuarterly3 containing I t. StrICR of the tie. Hon. U. CAN NINO, on the Motion for a- Aealress to H. R. fi. the PSINCI Rzostar. il• Oa the OD: 021;itIS PARTS 0/ the 4..IAML LAWS. By lit „ atEtrosn, Bart. Lao the ('muses of the Hica Pales of BREAD. By the "..• lice. C. I.ONO, M.P. &c. (.;:a the Poos Laws. B 7 J. C. CT,RV:VI, MP. V. A Larres to the Earl of Live le root. on the Nay'. COIN •:. By T.Bllllllll. STATISTICAL TARLIRS 00 SCOTLAND. By the Rt. Hun. I I :'t:c cLAI a. Bart. M.P. VI An ARGUMINT shewlng that a STANDING ARMY Is in aalent with s Pass Government. Pripeted 1697. V !IL 111111 ORATORY; with It, LacCts 011 CATUOLIC EMAN• • G tltoo.jOrkiNst) IX ' X. XL On ME SUPPLY of EsartormeteT, &c. for the i ..40D1111/0 CLASSES. By sir T. BERNAMI, Ban. - ill. JOURNAL Of 10 ENOLIsIi TRAVELLER. XIIL An Amass to tbe F/11:1)00LDEK, &G. 0I: the CORN Leas.y u s- u Rl.si on, Esq. ra. l'. cld by Penner, Longman, black, London; end all other Sigel/en . *l.Olll may be bad the ',needles NUnthers, either st.,,a -.'17 or bm.. 1, in Nine handsome - octavo volumes; being a ` °l •e and Impartial record of the opinions of she mot: cni '4l ta.en, espressed on subjects of Pout tea, Rath:lota, sad Jti. , . the five last 'vats. . • ;ag . ; f.. 5 .1- 4•- '' ,C l ": I ' n o'f • :I,› ...10ilf i s re 4 1 '' r.. % (17. illil"A(1 • ' ''' 11 V . . 1 • %.9, 1 11 k IF. ir . THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1817. Prucr. `EVE V - PINCH: • 1 • I 1 i I 1 1 tl 1 , • • I I ' i , 1 , 1 . 1 . •* i . i. • , I ; „. i , CARKOLL, Stock.brolter, cannot announce V • the drawing of the present GRAND LOT ThRY, which begins on the 9th of lid z.v. without expressing his most lingual'. tied approbation of the unprecedented adeantages which the Scheme :dor& w every Purchaser. Among the Capitals are. . 4 of ....... ........ 2 Besides others of 24003. 2300, 2300. £2OO, &c. Two. Thirds of the Lottery striate ileasm ship Aral o, lY,,July 9, when the First-drawn Pr.se will retetre 210,009 in additte*, and—Every Blank will either receive 210 it Mosley, or become a New Ticket, to be drawn on the 19th JULY. These are a few of the advantages attending Adventurers In this Rich Lorery..—Tlciets and Shares of which are Selling at the tollowtog Prices, viz.—. Mr. ROIANSON shoved, that the farther proceelings ora thi Atrican Trade Bill be postponed to tbls ds, two months. ltsi re.twal lie at; ed was, that there were doubts whether the trade of our r.ettletnents on the Wettem Coast was not sufficiently re. gulated by the general laws already in existence.—Akre rd to. The Itt-lt Election Laws' pa. awl throuib a Coffithittee. Report to-morrow. _ • Sir i.BURIDE r r presented a Petition from King's :min, against the renetrod of tire Suspension of the Habeas Gorpus Acts *sad, and ordered to lie cm the table, and be printed. Mr BROINSWAM postponed Ms motion which stood for to morrow, relative to the Septennial Act, till to-morrow se'nnighlll Sir N. ROIVIIIoIoY (MT notice, that he should move, to-,nor row, for k-aire to bring in a WI to amend the Act rtlauve to Vexatious Arrests. Ticitt - Xl*. les. HA! - 49 19 0 I Eighth - .t 11 6 Quarter - 5 1 6 Sixteenth 1 5 0 At CARROLL% Fortunate Offtes, No. T. Curdslll, end VS, Os• tord-itreet, London, w Imre the last Prise of £30,000 ever drawn aas sold is Shares.—Schemes gratis, and all Business in the Public Fends transacted. FRAUD PREVENTED. "O counteract the many attempts that are daily made in impose on the unwary a spurious composition in stead et the Sitimine Blaming prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a rew Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, la placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike :di letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Kcal Japan BLACRING, 'mac by DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold In Bottles at 6d. Is. sod It. 6d. yach, and a copy of the label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN. 97. High Holborn. THE WAGER. LORD B—, who in cock-fighting took great delight, Once awed this wager to lay— That when pet down togethcy the cocks should not fight, Box run From each other away For that he a greater attraction would being Than they to each other wonlikprove, A charm so alluring, that round the wide ring They should follow where'er be Mould move I - The wager accepted. the cocks trintined and greed, (What a concourse encircled the ground!) And they were no sooner upon the turf plaed, Than each cock tuned suddenly round. They viewed not each other. but made a short stand, Then swift at his Lordship they dews (His boots were by Weems A's let Stecutito Annul i And surprisingly shone to the view!) The secret was nut, but the wager was won, For the image of each was displayed, In the high-polish'd boots that so brilliantly duce, And each cock attacked his own shade! Then shouts of applause echoed loud front dustbin's:, 'ro his LardshiP's sagacity due; But if pi ise to his Lordship's invention belong, WARREN! what must be given to you f For without your jet BLAtKINO his boots had not Acme, • Net have had such a lustre to boast, 'rho buttonr had failed, he the bet had not won, And the sport of the day had been lost. Bach Nobleman present then quickly decisr'd . WAKRIteII BLACKMER alone he would use; And rash one to WARREN at quickly mated, lo'bay his japan fur their shoes! Tbc above truly inestimgde LAC KIN Gis prepared by ~~~~ No.•So, STRAND, LONDON. And said by most Bout-makers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Brush w..kcn Perryinere ' ice. in every Town in the Kingdom, in h Eurs:itlles, 6d. tad. and is id. e • N.B. Ask for WAsaine's • STATE. PRISONERS. Lord FOLKg I'ONE said, he rose to make the Motion of which he had given notice some days ago, and he could not but regret the present state of the House. as those Gewlesren who ought to feel inte rested in it were absent.—(None of the Ministers had yet arrived.)—But as the time was arrived for the commencement of public business, and as they made it their uniform practice to postpone their attendance without consulting, the convenience of the House, he hoped lie should stand acquitted of precipitancy in thus bringing forward the subject: It appeared to him that his motion was one of th e most serious im portance. Its object was to procure copies of all in structions sent by the iiectstiry of State for tte Home Department to pvrsosis who had the keeping of jails in which prisoners were confined, charged with offences against the Government, by which such jails were taken out of the visitation of the Ma. gistrates. The cirCulnistances which called for the motion were these :—Three persons were confined in Reading jail, under the late Act, and the County Magistrates, of which he was one, were prevented from visiting them, which they were by law entitled to do. This was in direct violation of a clause of the Act of the SI st of the King (1791), by which it was made lawful for the Justices to examine all psi sons, and of their own accord, as often as they throe t proper. The House might be surprised to hear, ti,ac the Jailor of Reading had refuted to admit hiin consequence of orders .from the Secretary of State; and that the Bill of Rights should be thus set aside, was worthy of the most serious consideration of the House. Any precedent that could be adduced for such interference with prisons, previous to the Act of [791, would be totally inapplicable to the present; case. At this time r by such interposition of the Sr. cretary of State, every jail in the kingdom was made the King's prison ; though formerly the Tower was the onl)rison to which persons were committed who were charged will: offences against the State, and County jails were never considered to be State prisons. Were we how to be told that this was done ander the King's prerogative, and that no Act could touch or afFect such a prerogative ? He was willing to admit that there was a role by which the prerog:t tive was not to te itlF cied, toll•ss specified hy worsts in an Act ; but this rule w 14 nut of general effect.._ He found, by the opinion of Lord Hardwicke, that ;.e was doubtful the King fee's not bound by the Sta tute unless it was expressly made so, and therefore he had his doubts of the rule: The Noble I.t:rd pro. ceeded to quote other paisages from Sir Edward Coke to a similar purport. From these, he argued, that it was enacted by a Statute that a man convicg ed of perjury was declared intanems, and that infantj WAS not to be got rid of but by the reversal of the sentence; so that this affected the King's tire, although the Kt, g was not expressly n. the Statute; theiehae, it such an Act was not ed for the iliac 1:Ite to Iv prrroga. lamed in l not p" 4 ,s. [not for JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT. by HEATII. HIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant -w 1t let Pleaulemake. Caw, awe Cheney Paine in the et sets and bowels, Indigestion, hysteric., nausea attendant on pregustacy, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, want of appetite, Injuries from inclement weather, and in the spastnodie alketiou of the stomach and bowels, so common to tatains, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Funny Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition.—Es= once of . Peppermint is so well known ass valuable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous coun terfeits, which are .prepared by Druggists, Ice. The only cau tion J. P. Heads can give Ls, to see that " J. P. Heath, Notting ham," is engraved on the Government stamp. Pried us. ed. sad Is. 'ed.—Sold by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath) 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and also by Sanger, "Murd erer! ; Tutt, Exchange; Ward, Holborn. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Pre<ident. Solosou—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the amyl College, London. Govaameas—Earl of Egrement, Earl of Leitrim. Hun. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M.P. A. HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN sTri• LI nom, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, an order to Insure the benefits that have ranked from it, selected Mr. Kier. ma as its Surgeon, (standing high on the bat of the Royal College) from having directed his chief attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a pan of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published la February, 1616. as the only sure guide, and that no assertion el persons assuming such tides, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. "The an nual reports of the Liacli Dispenary will prove that some of the most dtegerees eases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed laturable affsedons of the Generative Organs bare been here ra dically and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his House, 11, Lower Chariotte-street, Bedfurd.square, where let. ears from Town and Conutry are to be addressed, and the neces sary.advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any pen of the United Kingdom. Just published, price es. ed Edition, Practical Observations oo the above Diseases, by F. Kiernao, and may be bad at Nu. 1: e, )lest-street, 10, Paternoster-row, and 10, Crown-court ,1;oho. FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon falls an easy vitthts. 'ro - re -1 move n,* Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and expert• epee, and we mist that thirty years' successful practice In this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superiority over every ot her Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic Infer. tics, a peeled cure is completed iu the short period of two days, and is those cases of a more complicated nature, where other practitioners have faded of success, a proper perseverance In our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishownt. To those who are labouring under a general or bat Debillty,k will be consolatory tolinow, that the Medidoes we prescribe possess the inesdosabee power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the Indiscretions , of your h, or by a residence in but or unhealthy climates, too seden tary a kite, or too tlose an application to study, excessive grief, in judicious use et mercury, acc. or should it proceed from an globe teal tendency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we oiler lasting Health, strength, and Spirits; and even to the aged and infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by gently and safely invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer. rain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding item this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to seuod and vigorous health. Patients of either Sex may consult es with the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at oar house, No. 107, Baotou Gardeli. Patitsagn the Country, •describing their ease, and eucto.ing a remittance for Advice and iVledminee. the same will he seat to tollparts of the woad. CURRIE and CO. Sungeon., No. MI, Hatton Garen.