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• TIERS., II s: a Packet. 5, CONVULSION, lds of FITS radically cured pwards of sO Years establish : Powders in the above distress,. ably proved by the numerous the Public, trout which the r r - , A y: • • /qAoy - ,izi 'qc .4 52 .111 e Atm& r , • 4). _et) f• \ -,..).", b• • ) aired b y "at g %Sr gr• , establishei. t %v4 4 .. t . • • • ~,. •• • ,:t.O . J.i :.• PRICE SIXPENCE-TIAI,PP!inT,.. SATURDAY, J ULY 2, 1814. NUMBER 8527. nstone, E , sex, sixteen years ith; ad ; but, uyon taking these Pow. cured, and now enjoys perfeet the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister d thanks to the AtintouTT, in , nsher ; also attested by Nir. ny; Mr. T. Rhodes; and Mrs. pared under Ole patronage of Ma v. of King's College, and is sold dace, Whir • road, London, and , in with*: is et:closed a Arca nwe-inentioued Diseases . I%ered, and the rowdeis sent to I country whenever roquirett. IAYLOR, ESV. pu, that ever since the year h the I.ues Venerva, which front tie of medicine prescribed hy t he t, and undergoing several severs scharged frointhe Hospital, with A . the west inveterate nature. ha der had got to such IS held, aj tence. In this state, I was re. In, (who rectivesi sorest a curs tke's Patent Pins, wbidal begasi college of a fortnigh I hegan t than a month 1 bream., .by re, perfectly free iron my for. I my former spirit, and strength, n which state tiara% cosithsing lent of all who know me, I am ss m) gratitude, but beg you for rtals, to make this my atse as :v(1 , occasion—ln so doing you teful obedient very humble ses. ALEX. MU RKER. dlnburgh. de Proprietor, Thomas Taylor; Surgeons in London, at hisisoti.s Antment at the Perfumer's, No. ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Os. No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nealyop me person in every tonsiderablo only Ss. Dd. each, sealed up with it persons °frith.' sex may cute cr. Britain is sealed up with a stamp 'lsolators, is printed at the Stamp Bridgeostreee." ly the subject oiTsst II destitute of the elands, of the elves as candidates ler piddle pa ir.. For the purpose of dolts Jer ald experience, and to preveat we t empirics wh ose impudent pre society, been too favourably re to the liberal and enlightened, s is aid acquirements: it metliral education, as the pipits , whose lectures and practice we and Surgeons of the LassiLa Hoe students in that juitly celebrated ts, the Royal College of Eats * different branches of Anatomy. Lice of Physic, Chemistry, Mid , those. eminent Professors, Drs. ilt.n, Duncan, and Rethefoord. Id presumptuous in saying, that as at sot inconsilerable. Having VENEREAL CO lid PLAINi,a BILITff, the particulir object of we hope, be allowed that wakes', of their treatment out care M don, a perdue resstablishimmt two days. and in those of the r practitioners have failed of sue onr'plan of treatment ,iinaores Ire. ty of sliso.rciers Whisk are that ef. nhappily pursaed hgtha.youth of alarming or mire distressing that, which frequently prevent ar ent• 'o such persons it must he a eon icy may cow, by a new and infal reed to that greatest of an human rigorous commits ion. In all cases arieftsmo well as in every site. nay be consulted by patients of recy and !wooer. Hours of 'on line, and frost sit in the evening inestall.to state the partieulars at It of living, rice. krdesing a itaric when the same will be gives or L To enure that secrecy so es. °sage of letters may be added to ens. No. 107, H*ttoo. Garden: A ctor auon ass prinesstamil Watt ..i ors to discover the meg* andl r prevail's% Diseases, the success. - P 1 the best proof of superiority. regukw Members of the Royal t n, gave been traduced to mile legit of their pattieolar study. vii. s.ntracted In a moment of imoxip trictures and Glens, which, bp Lod electuaßy cured; as also des chanaltat indulgences, long real. tcret solitary vice, too eVen un- I both sexes, in the one causing e other a n umerous train of new. iy remedied, terznimstein imp*. t distressin g state of •delillity or 'ace at each baneful h a bi ts. or i wMch the powers of pie constl larly educated, Suigeoos GI Loa speedy restoration to sound am, t ely professing the cure of these that they •may not be, by ii obloquy so justly littachsd to t justice to themselves to sotto traced and initi ate d into every i' 4 , i ts vet of which, from elifft:rene n the most eminent Physiciaos, rev) that the success resulting td them to quit the practice of 4' presume that their pretentious unprecedented confidence with een so liberally honoured. lee practice has en a / 3 1e.1 them ( vsnertal complaints. howevest .. t subjecting the patient to titer and in recent easel where at, * very of of the infection, they free' t space of two days. The ur.: ,f treatment (which has never 1 stance in &practice of IS years: nd persons of both sexes haye d injurious methods had bets lout .effect), indices them to' Its of either stir, with secrecy, from the cownry, containing 4 manner of holm, toclosing nJo - _ . nitverte..trrin Tisis day was published, price ss. THE REDUCTION OF THE FORCES , with the IF ull and Half?ay, civilly and politically considered, in a Letter to Lord Palmerston. By Captain !AIRMAN, Author of a Pamphlet on the Expedience of allaying Wine to tr. Amy. and on the oecessity of Increasing the Military isub.istenee, &e. In the above Letter will be submitted a permanent plan, for the immediate employment 'of the disbanded troops; at the same time distinctly demonstrating the dangerdus policy of an exten sive reduction. Printed for C. ChOPPeis Of whom Mayas° be had, Captain FairmatemillorTlOntas A OREAT Variety of new-invented, useful', and prcwefl GARMAN° Ih4PI2MENTS, recommended by rho Moat eminent Nesserynten in the neighbourhood of the lVirtropettrti eaimliasag so give (milky, ewe, and 'dreamt* in the above Science, as soil as to considerably looms the To be seal only at tins tfordeuhural Repository, 9 $ Otstei, Leicepter -21 A;rlZi KV. Puma ottbs Averruacator. WTISK WIPIES,CYDER: and BOTTLED BEER HOUSE, 66, PENCHI: MO.I-6110AT. NVILLIA.I4 SLADE'& catrated F 81:717- vitas, so highly esteemed by the Public last summer fen superior strength and richaess of ilavalar (particularly the Greet Gooseberry and Red Comm Wines), see Dew on We at the above Warehouse, it7s. per deem, ee IQe. 6d.. 6 :rz Wien; also Remdme Darted, Welch , Zdinhopgh,. and other les. 6d. per „dozen; fine ripe Double Stoat, 85. Porter, Ts. fine strong Ale, Be. Pale draw, 7s. rich Coekagee and Golden Pippin Cyder, 101.6 d. per dozen, delivered to any parr al London. N. B. The above rarities are warranted of the best quality, and the money returned if notopprosed.—Orders from the coun try to be sent through a house• in loam, or paid fog on delivery at the Inn. . . . RIITRI3 PAINT MANI.IPACTOIti,No. 6f. QUPt.N. • STRUT. CHRAPSIDIL 114 1 .11PritI b RABLE PAINTS `AND COAL TAR BROWN. rr.FTON and Co. (late of London Wall) most respectiully informs the Public that the Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being ground in Linseed Oil, may be applied withadvantage to all purposes of useful painting, both insides and outside, where a handsome appearance, Vttrabi- Sty, and economy are considerations. For Park Palings, Stucco and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out-buildings of every desctiption, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an astonishing degree, an a cure for the worm and dry rot, and will sand in hot climates; they are of the following colours and prices, via. Invisible Green 5455. per cwt. Dark Green 766. and Olive Green 2123.—fine deep Green Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead,. and Stone Colours 5(4. per eat. Chocolate 525. Red or Brown 425. and Mite Paint Cits.—Prepared Oil to this them for use, els. Pt gallon. Tha Cool Tar Brown is of two kinds,-Iviz. common tB% per ewe. and refined Tar Brown 225. per cwt. They are both applies, 1 , lie to the covering rough Fencing, Porous Tiies,Weather Board. 14, Sluice Gates, Wood under around or Water, particularly "She re fi tted Tar, itteing perfectly insoluble in Weer ; the worm r will not penetrate whets it is used; it is also of a good colour, dries very hard, and iceasily applied, requiring oily to be heated, and laid on with a common tar brush. •." Painters' Oft and Colours, &c. fee. Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on liberal Terms. JOHNSON'S DIC Edited by the Reverend Mr. TODD, On the Ist of August will be published, Part T. of .HE DIC'CIONARY oft ENGLISH LAN GUAGE ; in which elst•Words. are deduced from their. Originals, and illustrated in their different Significadons, by Ex amples tram the best Writers o to which are prefixed, a History elf the Langtiage, and an English Grammar. By SAMUEL JOHNSON. I.L. D. With stameroua.Coterctions, and with the Addition of NW • thousand Words. Dy the IteinENRY J. T(YDD, M. A. F. S. A.' Chaplain in Ordlnary to his Majesty, and Deeper Of thitzlikaehv' bishop of Canterbury's Records. London t Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees. Orate, sot Prowl], F. C. and J.Rseington, J. Walker and co. W. Lowndes. Bracken% and Letterman.. G. Wilkie, T. Egerton J. Cutbe.l. Clarkc and Suns, R. E. Jeffrey White Coch rane, and Co. Lea C.`l4e, B. 'and R. Crosgyand Cu. OM and Davies, Lacking. tan, Allen, and Co. T. and A. Arch, W. Stewart, S. Booster, J. Pdurray, W. Phillips, J. Booker, Block. Pew?, and Co. J. Rich ardson, J. M. Richardson, J. Hatchard, R. :,clsolcy. J. hfrentat4 R. 11. Evan, J. Asperne; J. Bouth,lf: Bald Win, R. Ployev, E. Cox Mid Son, J. Beim, J. Faulder, Cradock and Joy, Gale, Cur. and Co Reed and Hunter, J. Johnson and Co. R. Sauederst' and Wilson and Suns, York. Upon this Work the attention of the present Editor has bum 1011 11 eciPloYld• 1114 ~ hject hat bees to select teem the Whinge of our best and well-known Authors, and of others who have 4.. caped, but fighly desyrve notice, a mass of useful and impel. .svre words, which prove the wealth of our language, and demand /lit it place in a Dictionary of It ; and to correct numerate etyma whi.ll are loam* in the Dictionary of Dr. Johnson.-- Oglier e.idences of his attention will appear in a rectification of some mistaken references, or imperfect eitadoes, which Dr. 2 (Almon has Riven; and in the production of examples to wary words which have wanted eves. a slogle instance MU*. 'ration, as well as to others *inch require additional atu . t le these labours he bas derived assistance from some co cations of importance; which have been mule to him with Se. rainy, and without solicitation; and which have enabled him, his BROMPTON, Width% One Mile of Hyde-Park-Corner, on the Fulham Road. To be LET for the Summer Months, or by the Year, AIYESIRABLE FAMILY HOUSE, elegantly Furnished, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentle man's Fatally, with bonvenisot Onkel, Coach-house, Stables, AOe The situation remarkable for the salubrity of the airy-Immediate possession may be had: To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. SALES BY AUCTION. •alm/M•N 0 CATHERINE.STREET, STRAND. Remainder of the Steck Ist Trade, chiefly the unreanerietured past, entudstine of fine wide seasoned Spanish Woad,. Rose weed, and other fancy Woods • an extensive assortment of Brass Work, and the usual Articles nekeasary for carrying on the Upholstery and Cabinet Trade ; also, the remainder of the manufactured Stock in Trade, the Property of Mr. 'f stomas BuTt.aa,retiring from business. By. Mr. ROBINS, on the Premises, Nos. 13 and 14, Catherine street, Strand, on Monday, July 4, and Two following Dap, tTwelve otiock, - HE UN MANUFACTURED STOCK consists of very fine dry seasoned Spanish Wood, is boards;ptanks,' and veneers;' Honduras boat, fine Rosewood, Zebra, Kiug. wood, Sattn.waod and Coromandel-wood, Work-bencher,Turn ing-lather, Vices, Screws, and Clamps, &e. Etc. an extensive Stock of Brass.work,andthe usual assortment of articles necessary for carrying en the benumb in the Upholstery and Cabinet line. The remainder of the manufactured Stock oh Upholstery and Cabinet Work consists of capital Patent Bedsteads with • ma hogany pillars, Sofa and Chai4 Beds, Swing, Cot, and Crib Bedsteads, fine Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes, capital and well-made Soil, Card, and' Writing Tables, inlaid with Brass and Ebony, handsome Sideboards, Sets of patent Dining Tables of fine Spanish wood, Mahogany Chairs, Music Stands and a variety of Cabinet Articles. To be viewed three days previous to the Sale ; when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Golden-square. BERKSHIRE. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithc•free, and Land Tel redeemed. WINHURST FARM, contiguous to the Town of WALLING- P.M% ands short distance from READING; nearly One Hundred and Twelve Acres, in Lots.—By Mr. ROBINS, At the Lamb Inn, Walingford, on Friday, July 8, at One, - A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, XII. tithe-Wee, acrd Land tax redeemed, compridng WIN HURST FARM, condgeaus to the capital Market Town of Wallingford, its the 'County of Berks, containing nearly One Hundred and Twelve Awes, of rich faable Land, with a Cot tags, Parapheuse, Garden, Orchard, Barns, Stable, Cow=houses, Cart-abed, and other Out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Pewee i 'emend with*, for the convenience of the inhabitants of Waliingaord, will be said In small Lots. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Prater, of whom Particu lars may be had ; at the Lamb Inn, Wallingfold ; White Hart, Benson ; Dear, Reading ; Star, Oxford; Bell, Henley ; of Messrs. !belies, Langford, and Walford, Solieitors, Southampton•street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldeu-square, where a Plan of the Eskate may be seen. HEREFORDSHIRE.—EYWOOD MANSION and PARK. ELEGANT FURNITURE, large GLASSES, ORGAN, and other MUSICAL. INS TRUMEN'I'S, CHINA and GLASS, TABLE end BED LINEN. MATHEMATICAL INS TRU ' MENI'S, costly TURNING APPARATUS, a fill-stied BILLIARD TABLE and BAROUCH, a quantity of IRON FENCING, large Cellars of Choice WINES, SPIRITS, a quantity of All, BEER, CYDER, Ike. Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Monday, August I, and Seven following Days (Saturdayand Sunday excepted) at Eleven o'Clock, THE splendid FURNITURE, of all descriptions, capital PLATES of GLASS, in rich Frames, choice DRAWINGS by WES FALL ; fine PRI N l'S, Damask TABLE ' and BED LINEN; sets of Elegant CHINA, in DINNER, DE SERT SERVICES, &c. sets of CU I' GLASS, a CHAMBER ORGAN, an upright Grand and other PIANO FoRTES, by STODDART, &c. a full sized BI I.LIARD FABLE, MATHE MATICAL. INSTRUMEN I'S, for Mechanical Power, capital MICROSCOPE by GARY; reflecting TELESCOPES, au ELECTRIFYING MACHINE, and various I.:strunients; French and other CLOCKS. BRONZES, Su. choice WINES, of all descriptions, SPIRITS, ALE, SEER and CYDER, farm ing and garden Irnpleeplets i and various valuable Effects. At the Mansion and Offices, Bywood Park, between Hereford, Pres trign, Klilgton, Worcester, and Leominster. The FURNITURE comprises suits of Elegant Drawlurroom,' Library, and Parlour FURNITURE, two Capital STATE BEDS,.In VELVE I' and TABORET, FURNI TURES and WINDOW CURTAINS, variety of CHAMBER FURNI 'TURF., in Bedsteads, with CHIN TZ, CO I" TON, and other Furniture', beautiful Carpets of different manufactures ; an ex tensive assemblage of Cahinet Articles, of all descriptions, and superior workmanship, numerous Servants' Bedsteads and Bed ' ding, and an extensive variety of .ndicellaneous effects. The principal part of the Furniture new within a short time, of ele gant designs, and first style of workmanship. May be viewed on Monday, the 25th July, and to the time of sale (Sunday:excepted). Catalogues on the Premises, at 2s. 6d. ' each, without which ho pawn can be adinkted; at the 'Howl, Hereford; 'William Handy, Esq. Worcester; Mr. Adams, Up holder, Oxford ; .Iging's Head, Gloucester; and of Mr. lobins, Warwick•street, Golden-square, London. HEREFORDSHIRE, EYWOOD-PARK. CELLARS OF *API AL CHOICEW INES,S FIRMS, ALB, • • BEER. CYDER IN CAAKS, dr.c.--ily Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises. on Monday, the nth of Ming, at t 1 o clock, T' CAPITAL STOCK OF VERY CHOICE 01.1) WINES, se EY WOOD MANSION; comprising about tSidosess of ezpseiorlioe very chains old PORT, great pin Is MAONUIttd; abase dcoirs - ol line Savoured CLA" ' , RE I' • Odom° capital MADEIRA, TWENTY YEARS OLD; • 114-dospts stares OLD HOCK, 15 damn fine HERMITAGE; 11 dozen rURGDNDT, 14 doses WHILE HERMITAGE, Is dozen CHAMPAGNE, several dozens of YIN DE OitAYS. MOUNTAIN, old - SHERRY, CAPE, AARSAC. lie. old BRANDY, - A RRAGE, RUM, a quantity of CYDER in cask* and bottles,and Pant capital Bar and Alain casks and bottles, Bca large quantity of empty Wine and steel Bottles. The Wines ntay be tuna on the morning of ult. Mr. Roams Informs the Nubility, Gentry, sod ocben, the Winks are very choke, of Ike fun quality, and th. whole senuine property. Catalogues may be had as described is the Furniture Sale above mentioned ; apd of Mr. Robbie, Warwick-street, Golden quare, London. • , HEREPORDSPIIRE. BRAMPTON BRYAN MANSION AND PARK. ANCIENT FURNITURE, STATE BEDS and TAPESTRY HANGINGS, OLD MARBLE TABLES, stew Painting, old Armour, a capital CHIMNEY CLOCK, by GRAN I , a PIANO-FORTE, CHINA, CLASS, LINEN and WWI effects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Prefab**. feramptea Bryan Mansion and Park, near Ludlow, on Monday, luipat IS, at Eleven &Clock, T HE Ancient and Substantial FURNITURE, tat old State BoOstead and 'Tapestry Fur- Bedsteads, with cotton and other farni• Carpets, Cabinet Articles of all descrip- Nesoluou Kitchen uteu.us, and and Saturday preceding the sale; at the inns Ludlow, Kington, Leo ' Woreater ; and of Mr. Robins, L 0114014 44 wanner owing, triclosing n to d advice and Medicine for- though indeed they are no: very numerous, to admit into ilk THE Ancient and Subu volumes emeedations , and additions, as we ' ll by antagonists as comprising a capital old State soverte..rer.. by friends of Dr. Johnston ; • by'Mr. Malone, Mr. Horne Tooke, attune, variety of other Bedsteads, and others : of all which the Introduction to this work will give tures, Window.cunalns, Corms, ( BR !DOA 1 0 •MOkk w, a more explicit account. In these labours also, it may am bete dons, Pier and Chimney-glasses, .5o minutes atter 1 ' be omitted, the " PLAN" of Dr. Johnson has been respectfully var ious Effects. i 5 rninmes , her 2 followed; and if It shall be found that, in glie coustrac ion of tbs. May be viewed op Friday and 1. KIN l', Pieket t piact; s present Work, the Editor has been at all suctesafol; he must grate. ca tal o gues on the Premises; at t h e liar Cake. Temple Bar. luny am doge his semis lo haying built upon so noble a tow- allover; Hereford; Mr. Handy, dli t ien• a Warwick-.oat s Golften-.gears, L L 4C Isar P ASS PORTS to Any part of chi , CONTINENT. by application to Mr. WALLiia, No. 1, New -wart, &. 4wkbin's-lanc, Lombard-street. This day were published, In Man. pries es. boards, , ETTERS from a LADY to her SISTER, • .4 during a Tour to Paris, in the Mos& et April and May, laic Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, NW- Ilioster-row ; and at rbe British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of wham also may be had, A Voyage to thr ISLE of ELBA. Translated from the French : . . A(iswnNl TIiILZAUT DZ Beats [ADM In Octavo, Flee 2s. 6d. boards. BY PRIVATE CONTRAI -TO BE SOLD, SOMERSE s AVALUABLE FREEHOLDESTlinicalli prising the MANOR. of MIDDLEZOY, and DI stirofi One Thousand Acres of excellent Land, situate In thelleiglONlr• hood of Bridgewater and Taunton. For particulars apply, post-paid, to Mr. Tyndale, t °licher. Lincoln's lon Fields. MANORS AND EA'A I'ES IN WARWICKSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRAC AHE desirable MANORS of SNI'rER FIELD, otherwise SNEFFIELD, in the county of Warwick, with ' the Rights, Royalties,-Chief and Quit Remit of and belonging thereto • together with the Mansion House, Paddocks, and the very thereto; and compact Farms, Messuages, Cottages, and Estates within and belonging to the same; now In the occupation of John Hawker, Esq. Mr. Wm. Baker, Mr, Thomas Hirons, Messrs. Wright, Mr. Thomas Horseman, Mr. William Horse man and others; with the productive Woods (well stocked with thriving young 'Umber. for which they are admirably calculated) called Snitfield Wood, Lingy Wio4, ued Luscomb Wood. Also the adjoining Manor of Bearley, with the Rights, Royal ties, chic( and quit Rents of and belonging to the same; with the Woods called Bearley Grove, and Perry Hill Wood. The whole united, forming a most complete property of about 1473 Acres. Also a Moiety of the Corn Tythes'arishig from 155 Acres of Land belonging to other Proprietors iu Snitheld. The Estate is most eligible, and constitutes a complete property ' for the residence of any Nobleman or Gentleman of fortune; is situate in one of the most beautiful dry and healtby parts of the county of Warwick, in the widway between Warwick and Strat ford-upon-Avon, about three miles from each, and 96 from Lot don, with the conif , . , rt and accommodation of excellent roads, and communications in all direcdor:s; and, from the extent of the manors, the nature of the son, and situation of the woods, is well adapted for the protection and preservation of all description of Game, and the whole of the Estates are Freehold and 'lythe free. For furthest) particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Mr. Motion* Abingdon, Berka, with whom a plan of the pro perty may be testi.; and, for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Wm. Horseman, of Snitfield. SELECT ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. - i_j EME 1" s ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL LI. DENTIP RICE, which excel, both in elegance and Olney, every other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price 2s. td. toe). The Essence Is particularly recommended to Parents and per sons who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative of Yrintrg and tender Teeth. None are Genuine but what have the words, " I. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Coclupur.street," en graved in the stamp. CATH AR MIAN WATER, for the general improvement srf the Complexion,the cure of all cutaneousdlsordera, and the bites and stings of venomous insects. Pints 7c. 6d. Half-pints 45.6 d. each. BAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS fur takin Ink spas and steins rut of Lae* and Linen. The genuine IS sig "W. Bayley" on the Boa and Wrapper. Also HIS SCOURING DROPS,for taking Grease out ofSilk, Stuff, Wool len Cloth, &c. price is. each. Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price Ss. 6d the glass. Sep Wholesale and Retail by BA lair and Btew, Perfumer', sad Manufacturers at Dressing and, Writing Cases, Coclupur. street, London ; where also may be had, Cadman's incomparable Razor Strap, the best and most durable ace over submitted to the pudic, prior 6s. and 10..6d. each. GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul', Charch. • yard, inform the Public, that the Priers of their M.:di ctate with the late Duties, are as follow ; and that the Num bee of their House Is 4s, the third from Cheapside. e. ii. Dr. James's Powder s 9 I Analeptic Pills 4 6 Antibilious Pals 2 9 Dr. Austen's Chalyb. do. 4 0 Daisy's ( . 'carminative 1 9 Tonic Pills 9 Law range's Powder 4 6 The Cephalic Snuff 1 14 Unless the name "P. NE' Stamps, the above cannot be get Dr. Hooper's Cells 1 14 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Essence of Guises. 2 9 _ , Cheltenham Salts 2 9 The Eau Mediansle 11 0 Greenough's Tincture, 2 9 Tolu Lozeuges 1 Soothing Syrup 2 9 Ipecsotanha Lozenges 1 11 Ample allowance will be Medicines of repute for expert s.d. Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc tt 0 Convulsion Oil 9 6 Camomile Drops 1 9 Essence of Col-sf. ot S 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Lozenges of Blois 1 if English Coffee 2 9 Pate de Jujube 2 9 A'BEItY," be engraved. In the uine. Henry's Magnesia 2 9 Strong Tina. of Bark 4 6 Huxhgne. ditto 3 6 loglislt's Scot• Pals 1 1 i Maredint's Drops 5 6 Sp4lbury'4 Ditto 6 0 Grant's Cough Ditto . I 6 Welch's Pills 2 9 Dr. Sulander's Tea 2 9 made upou these and all other CUES lONIAN MEDICINES. MR. BARNETT GUEST respectfully informs the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by Messrs. Newscar and SONS, wholesale and retail, No. tall, Dame -street, Dublin ; and those that wish to see the salutary efficacy of them may receive that informlion, by perusing Ir. " Guide from Pain," price is. sold as above; or by examining the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me seller, or La Belle As se:abidei where they will see that these chemical preparations have been established in London for more than twenty years, by relieving the following complaints in less than one hone, and by curing In a reasonable time, all sorts of Gott, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old t;p-ains, Bruises. and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding from repeated I arus. vows of the above complaints ; Ursa ise Head aches, rooth.ach es, Face-aches, and Earaches I 3000 patients, after they had bee,. emitted into the Landon Hospitals, continued there a reallonable time, and returned without being relieved, have efterwards been restored to perfect health by the use of these estrratives. The success attending his Antibilions, Asthmric, Nervous, and Con. semptive Pills, are so great as almost to seem incred.ble; and his To lb Powder, if once used, will always be preferred. N.B. These Mrdkines are sold wholesale by all the re:l;sec,- alVe Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro prietor, B. G MIST, No. 9, Great Surrey—trcet. TN the various complaints incident to the human 1 frame, there are none more dreadful iu their nature, nor more alattning In their consequences, than the GR AV 1.1. and S'I'ONF, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM • BAGO. They are complaints to which every person is liable, and are a foundation for every other specks of Disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy. In not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to these disorders, without ' confinement. From a con,cioits sires of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by- a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, comer of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Belem and Sharp, Ports mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport ; Alloutt, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookwortliy, (31i.tt ville,Gilbert,and Holland, Plymouth; Newbury ,Dublin ; Bat ter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Rea burn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross & Peck, Hull; Gregscmi Edwards and Penny, and Mange, Llvorpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowes, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingha m ; Gregory, Brighton; Whitt, Brighton; and most Medicine Ven dors, In bass at SOM. gab. • BY PA r. UUILDINGS F.4CED with BATS STOPS A. at law than half the ripener of common Ashlov,its sett' It manner as to make the walla perkc•iy weer proof and keit them inseparably united veth the s:one. Ai - Meese &drool Of undertaking thia work ntay be supplied wi•h Marcel& and In. art-actions by PARKER and Co. Banktide, where, and at No. 10, Tothill•etreer, Weststaintor, Roman Cement way be had as maid on u low terms as at any of the new establishments; or at Mr. Charles Carter's, No I, Dun-street, Soho. who is pre. toed to undertake the Ittnri o( wok above des cribed. SLAVE TR/IDE. Yesterday a Meeting of the inhabitants,,of South. wank, Friends to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, was held at the Horns Tavern, Kennington. Mr. H. THORNTON having been called to the Chair, read a letter from Mr. Calvert, the other representa tive for Southwark, excusing his absence. He said it was the wish of those who had convened the Meet. ing, that he should state some of its principal grotteds and objects. The friends of the Abolition of the kg lave Trade had been sometimeracceied of being led away by enthusiastic and romantic' notions. This owns not the case. They were actuated only` by the teeing: of common humanity, and of strict justice.— Neither had they, at any time, proceeded on specula tive or imaginary principles, but always on sure prac tical grounds. Mr. Wilberforce, to whom the Hon.' Chairman paid a just tribute of applause, did not, when he first brought forward this question in Parlia ment, propose the immediate Abolition of the Slave Trade, on the general plea of its inhumanity and in justice, but persuaded Parliament to go into a de tailed investigation of the facts relating to this traffic in human flesh. The result of this inquiry had been to establish the nefarious and mischievous tendency of the Slave Trade, beyond what bad been supposed possible. The slave-ships did not merely carry off t as had been pretended, criminals or cnptives taken in war ; but crimes were created, and we're weie oft& to supply the slave-ships with their unnatural certain. The demand for slaves by the African 'Captains MI not in proportion to the supply ; but it was the des mind which created the supply. The miieries io- Mcted by the existence of this traffic on the interior of Africa, were it altered the whole inter. nal state and cecotionay of that country. The whole face of the country was often laid waste. In Sierra Leone, whole towns bad been left standing, without inhabitants, who had taken refuge in the mountains. The principal modes of recruiting the slave-ships were four : by war, by kidnapping children, by con victing persons of witchcraft, and by seizing on pri soners t.,r debt. The Chairman illustrated the extent to which this unprincipled system of rebbery. fraud, rapine, and nierder was carried, by relating the cir cumstance of a Governovof Greet, who, while he was entertaining 150 African guests at his table, was, in the midst (if the festivity Applied to by three slave captains to seize and send them on board the vessels that were then in the harbour.—The Governor indig. nantly resisted the overture, when. the others replied —" 0 ! it is common enough in other countries." In speaking of the light and information which had been diffused on this, which he thought the strength ef the cause—the wanton, the gtatuitous, the unqua lified and unbounded mischiefs which the Slave Trade originated in Africa—time Chairman paid a high compliment to Mr. Clarkson, who was present. as having done more to promote a spirit of enquiry into the subject, and a' feeling of sympatby with the wrongs of Africa, titan perhaps any m.ther person in this cram. try. A celebriated author, Dr. f' elev. had said, that the social affections were the priocipai source 01 human happiness. We in this country had also the I-got of .science and the higher consolations of religion. But to the poor Afric in these were unknown. What havoc then must not the Slave Crade make in his only remaining source of comfort. Isis domestic happiness, his social affections !. Mr. Thornton they` alluded to the hopes entertained for the success of the cause from the highly favour tole state of Europe, and the senti. meats of the Allied S ivereigns ; and lamented dun the return of Louis XVIII. alter a long exile, to the throne of his ancestors, should have retarded, instead f accelerating that object. This he, in part, attri. buted to the weakness of the new Government, to its desire to conciliate all parties, and among others the West India party. He feared that this retention of the Si ire Trade in the neighbouring colonies was only a preliminary step to the renewal 01411 the horrors of civil war in St. Domingo, and if possible. the re-esta blishment of Slavery there—a country from which he had expected better things, and horn which he had hoped to see the example of free laiscur among black men spread to the other colonies. He could not un derstand the clause in the Treaty on this subject. It seemed to arise from the adroitness of Lord Castle reagh on the one hand, and the adroitness of Talky. rand on the other, the forma insisting on not giving up the general principle, and the latter being determined to qualify the general principle by the actual practice. This was no party qui:snon, but one in which every religious ant moral feeling was concerned, and it was to the prevalence of religious and moral feelings in this country, that he attributed the necessity of the exertions of the friends of the abolition of a trade which vielated equally the laws of Con and the laws of men. (Mach illiklause.) Mr. MACALLEY said, he had witnessed the horrors o' the Slave Trade for many years, and had contem plated with no ordinary emotion the concentration of human m:series in the Zvliidle P. ssa :e. The Rev 1):. MIDDLETON proposed several Rev-. lotions similar to those passed at the Freemasons' Tate: n. Mr. BARCLAY seconded the Resolution% which were t .en read separately and carried. Mr.Su,sw r a s a a Petition, which he proposed to be presented to Parliament, and which was seconded by the Rev. W. MANN. question. and I.:anlNd stiw pok e e eti at tio so n me hav l i en ng ir b h een on ag the reed gesse uhlieti ra the Thanks of the Meeting having bets voted M Mr. THORNTON, as Chairman, the company Woke op. • • • • • le is : 11 1. It at tt ,o at ae is of ly of x• :h ad , BRITISH CRITICr-NEW SERIES. Thls day was published price Its..6d. SHE BRITISH CRITIC, for the Month of June ; being the sixth Number of a New Series :.contain ing a Review of the Beauties of Emanuel Swedenborg, Copleston Pralectiones Academics, the Law of I .ibel, lkoleadiey's Life of Algernon Sydney, Med.cal Transactions, Baroness Stasi Hol stein's Grrmany, &c. ds a e. . Primed for P. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-, . _we Of whom tray Dolma, Cdrvitlets*ts of the first Series, or arty stogie Number.