Star. — London, England, 1817-02-17 00:00:00

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Priotra for Lonimiati, Hurst, R.-es, Ornte, and Brown, Lea- -1 - I rc hihald Constable and Co. Edinburg h. 'This day was published, iti two price 56. in boards, the Second Stitlan of it LETTER. on the DISTRESSES of the CoIINTR Y ; addressed to his Royal Highness the Duke NT, in cousequence of his Motion respecting The Re- a Trade, and our sudden transition from a system of ex- ,.ire War to a 'taw of Pe.ce."in which the alpposed influence , , r Debt and 'razes upon our IViatudactisess and foreign Trade b_vocii;atiol 13y JOHN ASH TON YATEs. ?tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pa- lust published, In large post octavo, price S. 6d. in hoards, iIORNING's WALK from LONDON t o /I ; costal/sin Moral, Political, Hi.torital, and Phil& Observations on the 'Condition, Maimed, Literature, poem, aid Errors of the English People. 'By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS. To be lad of John Salter, P Ma dtatern se oster-row ; of Ridgway and Pi c cadilly:of ail llers. PAROCHIAL LAW. This day was published, In 2 Vcts. Royal Arm prim ofti 12s. Ad. lo boards, dedicated, by permission, to Lard Sidinuoth, IHE JURISDICTION of JUSTICES of the PEACE, and Authority of PARISH OFFICERS, in relating to Parochial Law, with Pracdcal Fonts of all Proceeding.... The adjedged Cases to Michaelmas Ton, leiS, and the Statutes of the last Session of Parliansent„ 014.-41 y THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. of the isser Temple, Barrister at Law. laden: Printed for W. Clarke and Sone, Longman and Co. rimer and Edwards, T. ind G. Wilkie. 1. Cadrell,Laddagton est Co. I. Richardson, I. Mawman, J, M. RhAardien, aid Torybie and Marshall. Jet published,in law rice shit. band, THE BOOK of VERSIONS,.or Guide tO,Preseh Treaded's& and Condereetiam. By I. CHERPILLOUD. his boa Is Intended to facilitate the trandaden of rail* Into French, and to sonoth she WM to the Conetroctits of tie ; Eh lapse. The want df sea a week has bog been hit for, esupdog die camas. 45esounatical Itureimee, there las not hitherto appeared asp easy Guide to Mod the Scholar, in nectar pedaled, to the -desirable eird—the Castroesien of the langsage he is studitinfs Neves at the Weal of each plies lore been combined, to effeesrevery necasory aid in soestruetion Thicb the learner May walk In addition to his. revises kaolin le,le of the most laspertast mks of the Greawaer, as well as so tot.• a continual camper SS between English sad French idioms. lie contents are partly demo treatise bat Preach acid a, wind bare been carefully trasidated end sawed to the learner's otpoae; and, la , the selection of the subjects, pirtiadoroare hos isms taken to coinait the haprovement both of head sod bean, Painted for lobo Seater, N0. ! 1, Pannseelisturows' Of whom oily be had, CoLififiries VICAR Or WaltTletD; lotorreedi 17 1, A. Wash% Fourth tEdithisweollsolliked with Evros slum ; I amp. pier " We may teennunend Ms as thebid; Wealth Tradition Goldmith's Vicar of Wakefield. M. Voidieleit has not out/ woo L'tted every passage with laudable fidelity, bet has metered into the sprit of the eriginal."a-Monthly Review, Anon toll. See she hemsitory of Am 'for less, Lau, sand vs. British Critic bi tidy, lilt. This day were published, • In Five Vol., arm peke se it. tbs. In boards rOMMENTARIES and ANNOTATIONS ea %.) THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, within loafearedeo mead link, and copioes Prolegommia, Mateltire flnny Weal Dim outshines no Biblical Subjects; to wMeN ate added, the vi des loadings if 'key occur, amirdpriale Maps, Wass, aft. EOM Rev. SOHN HEWI.E rr, S.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to th Royal Highness the Felice Regent Morning Preacher at the ?dandling Hospital, lice. Many of the Noses, on &Scat and intsfrestleg alibied% oat the rest ate delved hoot every weirce Of cliticisdstba was agessible to the Editor. - They hail been, taken (rods time Claims Fathers; fries the Jewish Rabbis t . frosts Renieloai thslie Writets'; from the many liberal and leaded !Mose of Ni own Reformed Chins* ; and, on Subjects alcollnimed ,w4tl .ssential Points of Doctrine, from Proleitaatamisibsystibms every denominstivo. • • -9H-4+ 4 , 4.4. We are compelled to pass over abundance of loidelegilli Ally Instructive Notes, attested from Writers and Dish*. en% Egbest eminence. We cafinot forbear, however, in the gages 'manner, to give credit tsi the learned and labarious Editorfor tb store tiiiitormarino he has provided for his Readers; informs nos of the gra importance, anti, as far as we antsble to Judy most choice and coirect."—Brisies 'Critic. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; P. C tad 1. Rivington; Lackington. Allen, and Co. J. Mavens= bierocied,Neely, and Jones; and Wilson and Sons, York.. 0? whops may be bad, The Husk %ate, containing the Old and New Tomlinson err! the Apocrypha, with Critical, Philological, and Explam tort Notes. By the Ike. John Hewlett, S.U. With Maps, an JO Ell:ravings, from pictures of the grdat Masten, hi three lug vols. &sty, ,ell. is. Of Lauds. stead Oa royal paper, £l4. U. al 'without. Kim, 411 i. A SAVING -OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR . • TiIASHIONABLE and most Elegant COAT:. 2 Cut and made in's Superior matter, of the bast Somas ' .1 ' 411 , for g 3 I ts.--Waistooati, from as. to I es.--Dcsubh-nll skimere Breeches, LI os.--Paonloons and Cossack 'flame c.e.-.1) in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Numb 1).i.13; aho hoe. Curricle, atol Driving Coos • and, far the at vas nee of Gentlemen uavellhas a variety is k ept; ready ilmidos suit made in four hours. Servants' Liveries aft lea. am e• The business of chi* house being erbody done with met . I, y, enables the Props inters to abaft the aboveadvaamosso the Public. No. sg, Viensetreet; fear doors east of Chine.. ! .: 1 Merchants at tailgate wanting help 'wooden, w • great advantage by applying as above. Ale FOR C DOHS; 140AASANESSES, Jlw . 11 R. C ItEENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEI •• GI.S of Tokti ; the Got dlounad fed A !ears trial, prima than a - sopeder remedy for allithold i tNISCIICII , IOI, SUM TIMMININ Alth inati e idd C urviallitt. Ile genuine mask bats itirrwm; • " , 111 , , by whom they are prepared, as eetteeetitcwill "•ii,uough, the tnventor. .Tuts. ot RI boxes at Is. s td. each by Ids eppeloaftwa.l, l l4 l P **lv atol lions, St. Pail's Church-yard; Swim mid Co. ''lrcu-yarst ; Bayley sod paw, Cocksper.arese ; Nis, Royal • t!tge ; Ward, 3g4, Kasai Liorkg, WIN NireslV Jog Odutd street; litalfs;- Si, Pkeaddly; Mar* so Ino bi-ket ; and the Venders of poufs. Modidnee. 'there also may be had, M.. Gleansoush's ealdwate/TRI for preserving the. Tads and Oeassake4lld I fn Whined bottles it lid, sick In i vii each stamp. • SALES BY AUCTION. ;boss then • FREEHOLD HOUSE, ST. MARY-AXE, I.EADENI4ALI By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Comb,ll, on Tnuits• NAT NEXT, the 20:h Febniat y, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, A- FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 88, on the East Side of St. Mary• Ale, ost Lease to Mr. I.OOAES LITTLE. The Premises are Three Stories hl h, Two Rooms and a light Cloyet on a Boor ; a Grocer's Shop on the ground-floor, in the occupation of Mr. Jonas ; Private En trance, and Cellars in the basement. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom Particulars way be had ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.. @trust, Golden-square. :ET. 17remie a, )11* also be o aft h 'tat COMPACT ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, CRAVEN-S MEET, SMAND In excellent Order, with immediate Possetsion. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house Thange-alley, Comfit!, on Timms- DAY CIT, the Qv h February, 1817, at *lwrlve riOnek, itDESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,', comprising a Compact eligible Dwelling-house, situate Vale, on the West Side of Cmllen-street,- Strand ; recently re. j paired, modernised, anti lined-up at a considerable erpetwe; and St for immediate reception. Con alfllng, on die Upper Floor, ' Three Sleeping-rooms and Uoutemahrslioset • Second Moon, Tiro airy Bed chambers, • Dressing-room, Closets, &c. First - Floor, a Madame Drawing - room in front, windows to the Boor, folding-doors opening to a back Drawing-room coNespoodently Mud-up, and a third Roan; Ground Fkior, Entrancegball, litinfirroons, Library, Inner- room, and Strong-room, and Water !We wed Yard; Basement, Kitchen, water hid on: Beck kitchen, ficellery, Area, with Vault, iltc. • 1111 be viewed try 'lkkets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at Garraway's • and•of Mr. Robins, Warwick-itreet, Claidemoisare; of when; Ticket.; for viewing may be had. MONTAGUE-S TREET, MONTAGUE-SQUARE. COMMODIOUS RINIDENCE, overhinking Montague Car; dens, coacu.ilousE and S TABLE, &e. By Mr. ROBIN. At Gerraway's Coffee House,!Change Alley, Corn!" on TIVIRIDAT wear, February 20, tau . at Twelve o'Ciock A . VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; 'eavaprishe a Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 17, Montague-street, Montague-square, overlooking the Gardena of Montague-bows, adapted for the accommoda tion of a Fondly of Distinction: late the Residence and Pro may nt a Neblmao t Contaigiag, on the Upper Floor, Four good illeeping.rooros.'Stwand Floor, Three cheerful airy Bed. t bambire, a Dress4g-roons ant IVater-closet ; First Floor, Throe handsome Drawing-46ms, communicating by inkling• doors, wallebsodsomely papered, finished with gilt mouldings, elegant Cornice and Marble Chimney pletas Windows in front opening to a Baloney ; Ground Floor, Entre ' oce-hall, Yestkbule, Stone Stair-case, a capital Dining-parlour, walls 'tumid, Li brary, Gentlem an's Dremberroom, and Watcr-closets; Base meat, Housekeepseream, Serrams'-hall, Butler's pantry, Wine Cellar, Servants' Water-closet, and Seeon.iary Stair-case to the Upper Storey; Detached Kitchen, Scullery, and Laundry. A ImuustaU Stable sad Coacb-housit, with Loft, it c. over. The whole bold for a Term of nearly Ninety Years, at a low Gseund Raw To be viewed by Tickeei. Partkulars on the Prentiss. ; of Messrs. Burley, Moots. and Lake, Llucolies Inn New-square • at Castaway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gulden: Kw% of whom Tirketafor viewing may be had. . COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSES and GROUND•uNTS, . ST. THOMASIMQUARE. kiACILNEY. By Mr. ROBINS, 'At °areaway% Colke•Hourti. 'Cbanp-Alley. Coribill, on TiVZIADAT MIXT, Fi IM, IRO, at Twelve o'Cluck, in Lots, TWOWO LEASE H OLD E STATES (held under St. Thomas's Hospital), situate In St. Thomas's-square. , Fab& of St. John, Hackney, prodeting an. improved Rental of upwards of OM HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE POUNDS P6R ANNUM. lAT 1. Comprises FOUR NEAT DWELLING-HOUSES, situate as the East Side of St.Tlionuts's-square, on Lease, abd In the ectapation of Mr. thief, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Walley, and Me. Whites and ONE CAPIrALLWEIINO.HOUsE, ou the Nerds Side of Cie Square, in the occupation of Mr. Fox. Loy S. An ENCLOSED MEADOW, situate at the bad' of Lot I. en Lease, and ha the occupation of Mr. Davison, till Lady Day, 1811. Lor S. An ENCLOSED PIECE of GARDEN GROUND, well planted *lib Fruit Trees, situate adjoining Lot t, out Lease, aad in possession of Mr. iv sots, for the same fermi. Lov 4. A t4EAT DWELr.lNG.HOUSli,situate at the Smith East Censer of St. Iltomas'osquare, in the occupation, and on Lease to Mr. Burkltt. ._,lll l-1 4 A Ditto adjoining Ditto, in the occupation of Mr. 4,01 4 lane till Lady Day, 1112% determinable as thereto i e . i AA Ditto, adjoining Ditto, in the occupation of lira. ,10tie, , e ).ems till Lady Day, 11149; determinable as thetitin , I ttted• I' t a forsining Lots are held under Leases till Lady-day, 1241, "glib Infer Lands, containing between Three avid Four Acres, wharves several Houses are bulk, at a rent, per &nouns ;tl4. The apportioned Ground.tents payable iu respect of tb; . foregoing amount together to £l2. per annum. Particulars may be bad ea the Premises; at the Mermaid Ta -1 vera ley; of H. Tenser, Esq. Sicitor, Percy-street, . Ratlaione•plime; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick stew, Gulden-equare. . WARWICKSHIRE., • CAPITAL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Eligible Detente.House, Offices Farm-Housts, Out-buildings, Cottages, At. an d 'winds of NINE HUNDRED ANDI SIX I Y AC w it it r Of fine of Water, abounding with Game, and iii a fine SportCowry. A very eligible Property for investing Money. By Mr. ROBINS, At GerraWay's Coffee.bouse 'Change-Alley, Cornball, Lollies, oit'tnoesoas, the Lich March, 1817, at 1 weirs u'Clock, in Uwe Lot, A-VERY Valuable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE. situote in the Parish of IPSLEY, in the County of WAR WICK, abounding with Game, and commanding delightful Plait** , Views over s rich fertile Country, in the centre et Field teams comprising a su)istandil anti coinotoilious DwA Isipboose, with suitable asteched and detached Offices, Slims, Iva" and Out-buildinp ; geed Gorden, Tine sheets of Waosr,, *ad opisords et NMI HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Moodow, Pastels, Arabi*, Wood, and Coppice Land ; Wog coolait.beeeidolly Svorsiled by bill and dale, 44 di hied into 'Eligible Emus, with Farm honses,Soros, Stables, and Out-Wild andsundry nest Messisges, with Gardens, dtc. bounded oe„ the East Side by the River Anew, within as miles of MCCAW, ieeell of ikewhistrre, 14 of Stratford-opowAstxt, and ts of dip uda sod within three Wield the Worcester and 1111111ing• CB,l4=eall r of the Cosocry, with pad roads la -- Property SALES BY AUCTION. SPAC!OtTS FAMILY RE,SIDEN CE. FORE COll LAR GL GARDEN, COACH-HOUS4 S &c. CURZON STREE r. MAY-FAIR. By Mr. RObINS, WI rHou ANY RESERVE, On the Frmaises, on THURSDAY. the 6th March, 1817, at One o'Clock, AVERY DESIRABLE ESTATE ( LondeTox Re.kented), hell for a Tirm of upwards •.t Niue Hun dred and Twenty Yeats:—Comprising that :;parious Maso.lon late In the occupation of LADY READE, deceased; shisate au the North Side of Curzon -street, May-kair • a most eligible sh us don for the Residence of a Nobleman ; et;ctosel by a Wall and Folding Gates; Lodges at tie Entrance; a lore Cuort, planted with Ttees, and Carriage Drive to the House ' which contains, on the Upper Stories, Ten Bed-Chambets, Dressing-Rooms, Water Closet,fite.; en tEe Ground Flour, a Paved RAI, Veld. bule, Stone Stale.Casst, ladies' Morning Room, Library, Oxn- Senates Dressing-Room, 'fwo capital thawing-Rooms and on excellent Dining Parlour. hi the East Wing, a Range of Servants' Aping: e its and Dontestic Offices of all descriptions, secondary Stair-Clisesi capital {itched Cetera, for swine, beer, coals, fcc. an excellent Coech•hoese, Stables for Steen Horses, with Skep- Ing-rbonts and Lout orir; a large Gatden .at the bask of the house planted wkk Trees. Tu Premises occupy a frontage of One Hundred auffThirty. two Feet, and a Depth ofthout 'two Hootire4 and Twenty Feet. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at the Subserilnion-houses, Jonu,'so.treet ,• at Ginll a way's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, CorubtU ; and of Mr. Robins,. Warwick -street, Golden-equate. TO MB PUBLIC A LARGE. COLCHESTER OLD BARRACKS. TO .BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WI I HOU r RESERVE, By Messrs. HAWE' and FEN I•ON, Under the Authority of the Cuntivroller of the Barrack Depart ment, on MONDAY, the tOth day of March, 1817, andlivo following Days, riIHE Whole of those Substantial anti Well Tim bered Buildings, of two Stories, calcalated to wombs 2,400 Men% with Officers Accommodation, denominated the OLD or LOWER BARRACKS at Colchesta, in the County of Essex, divided into IS? Lots. 'Catalogues may be had three days prior to the Day of Sale, of the Auctioneers, Colchester; at the Chief lons in the neighboaring Towns; at Nib Ancdon Mart; and at the Barrack Office, Sprioglardens eondott. The Sale will begin each Day at Eleven o'Clo ck precisely. SOCIETY FOR THE DISEHARGE AND RELILF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEB I'S. Craven-street, Strand, Fen nary 5, 1817. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE POET, viz. £ a. d. Ann. 3 3 0 Ans. 4 0 0 Aun. 2 2 0 Ann. 2 2 0 • Ann. 1 0 0 2 2 0 . Ane. 2 2 0 Ann. 4 0 0 Aim et 0 0 Ann. s 0 0 Ann. 2 2 0 • L,O 0 Ann. 2 2 0 Ann. 2 2 0 • 10 0 0 . Ann. S 5 0 10 6 0 1 0 0 Baroness Felletssch - Mrs. Pegs-lope Wheeler Alma Clementina . - .Ino. Whitfield, Esq. • Mr. I. Kearnell • • Mrs. Dickson, Cevendisb-sqoaro Geo. Cummins, Esq. - i 1 Mrs. Worrell • Miss Worrell • . . Miss C. Worrell • Mrs. Pen. Martin, per Hoary Mrs. Corbett, per duo • Mr. P. T. Hi nt ka • Arch. Hamilton, Esq. - M. M. and E. M. (Letter-boa) E. R. L. hef. °L I- 1. V. á& Ss.,--X..Y. (Letter•hos) ZS I Found hi the Letter-boa . 62 7 0 Diethersed sad relieved [roes various Prisons, 69 1./axon for the sum of - . £299 Id 7 .....ea. the Cases of 11l Petitioners; A?proved 89; Referred for Character 4 Petittoas; and Rejected 18. • The Commktees at a former Meeting, taking into enneiders tiou the Distresses of the Poorer Class of 04:Nuts, lip. ed the hi lowing sums to be upended In the Article of COALS fur the comfort of those confined in the under-meatiened Venting ; Carlisle • , 6 5 0 I Leicester - £3 0 Carnante ii 5 0 1 Lancaster • 7 0 1 Chewer . 5 0 Northampton . 5 0 Dolgelly . 5 0 anthill . 3 0 Exeter • 5 0 Sheffield ' 5 0 Fiche wn -Anger 3 0 Presteign • 5 0 rtfurd • . • 3 0 Worcester 4 4 . • • 3 0 ngdon - 3 U York . 5 0 - SO l st. And to Dover Two Chaldrons. . liiithedses are retraced by 3. Camden Neill, Esq. the Tres iffrer,Citeyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Measrs. Herries, Farquhar, sod Cu. St. James's-street; Hearts, Fleet street ; Chatteris, Whit bore, and Co. Lombard-street ; Sidduipli, Cocks's and Ridge, Claming-cross; Distrito and Co. Finch-lane Con:hill ; •Ham eurnileys,Palimall ;• Vera, sod Co. No. 77, L ombard street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7,Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where t h e Society meet ou tile first Wednesday iu retry month. VsVas - l at. - elt i t t e t ztia• part of tbe Country, with gOOO Invesmaw, .. prmeadng a very capital Property for ting may be bad of tbs Residuum% ate duo principal ' ga Laud may be had at,Ladyklay am. _ t: *mats way ba viewed by applying. ai Groff* ladin g, Ra * Lodge House. hairy ; of *boat pankulata may be bal ; of Mr. , and MON% Spotter sod tillable lligdlons ac do Han mod Mame, sad Cask, in Birmlagbanal LleNteld; ADO, Akages ; Cloldwieram,Bromegrove: Lica, dahatford.apcm-Avea ; IRMO Head, Gloucester i sad Wkbanle Na. Iv Gray's lara; Marers. Am aka and li C " rigke„, No. No 1114 . 2asda Walld, Tompiek it Clarreiray's • • and Of Mk , It Warwick-wee% (Alden- a u t sge, Loma i.mbare aMa Miliaria may be mew. • ' reVitA falleft HICKMAN'S DIURETIC PILLS. - • _ THIS celebrated Medicine, by • numerous and most extraordinary cures, has sidSciently established ita reputation as a remedy fur the Gravel, and-every slista.e occa sioned by a vitiated action of the urinary organs, to require no lumber recommendation. By combining chemically with the • secreted fluid anti strengthening the vessels, it both dsNolves and carries away the gutty matter already formed, and prevo.t. it. ' future generation. Acting on these principles, Hickman's fills ate recommended with confidence to every patient am cted with disorders arising from the Kidneys and Bladder, whether as GI avel, Lumbago, Pains in Back or Loins, Stoppages of Urine, or whatever other form they may assume; and they possess the advantage of requiring neither confinement nor restraint of dirt i during their use. Sold, la boxes st 4s. 9d. and I is. (by Appointment) by R. Butter and Sons, Chentiws, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; Sanger' 150, Oxford-street; Wright and Co. 269, High street, lioroudtb ; and by the 'prineipal Booksel lers and Druggists In every City aid Town ha the United king dons. ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD. 4 N consequence of the extensive prAcrice at the Medical Beard at Charlotte House, Blaektriars Road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and €O. have, for the accenimoslation of Pat lentitesidlog at the west end of the town, est4hlished another Medical Board in Woodstock-street, Olfordtstr&l a few doors fr o m Hood-street, wiseie a Physician and surgeon , ' Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years experience, con steady reside. That many thousands have bees restored to per fect heath by their malted talents Is indisputable, many of whi,m had - bees great sollbiers from being Improperly treated by persons iguana of the poellidom Irepokim as the beet, Ms sod body, ulcerated throat,, swelliods oikthe seek, nodes MI the shin.boues, cancers, Attic. tures, basks, pains in the boatload limbs, and nervous debility, are the'etinaegtiencet of &cared contagion, and which symptoms trespaistly impeermars of sod destroy &made laminas. Ileum deeper, Meortte, and Co. are mostdted daily, at both bomb Noe eight , till dew, oc by letters from the country, stating partienlara, whets medians and the best advice will be sent to all garb piths 'kingdom. flees ire aids doors et Act house, sod private roams for fe nl°llllllP gear very mordni dd. ma, and on Sundays milli twe s o'clock. . . k I' ritOkt IHE LONIX):1 uazarrk, SAI I. IDAY, FrIIIP.ItART S. 1117. " FOURTH LOrrERY t'r 116, In be drawn as ST. DAVID'+ DAV, istof MARCH, 1317. SCHEME -1 Prlse of £15(.00 is sels,o(xv 1 ...... 2,1 , 00 ... 2,0 0 . I,OCA) 203 310 ... 1,290 290 . 1,200 109 1,000 50 ... 1,0C9 10 5,600 10 .......» 10 56() ...... 3,000 Tickets. M 1••• Fab. a, 1817. Xio,noo T. BIiH, 4, Coa sulfa.. After our hearty commendations, hating considered the afore. said Scheme of the Fourth Lottery tnr the Year ISI 6, to be drawn pursuant to the Pravisions of an Act, passed in the Fifty sixth Year of the Reign of his prei.nt Majesty, we do hereby signify to you our Consent and Appr•thation the-reof. Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, the ith day of February,lBl T. N. VANSI 'TART. I.4W'I•EIFR. C. GRANT, Jun. To the Managers and Directors of the Lottery." Ti:kets and Shares arc st•lllng by all the Agent. , and bT.tbo Contractor, TT. BISH, Cornhill, and 9, CbaringCross, Lou don, who old Twi.nty-o.ie Capital Prizes in the Lottery fast fini.hed. the whole I.oetery will be drawn In ONE DAY. Ist of NEX M 0141.11. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in stead of the Oerroire lilacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their addrets, la, High Hi , lborn. • Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all ktter.press, will enable puroltaskrs at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan lII.ACKING, shave by DAY and MAR'IIII, 97„ High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 63. IL and IL 6d. eachosits copy of the Label kit with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. • • WA REN'S -" • • kunl4TivE LIQUID BLACKING. WHEN HlVeitY records in her wonderful pap MI the wonders produc'd in this wonderful age; - When she classes each Science, each Art, and each Trade, Each Improvement for use or for ornament made ; While her eye beams delight, as the list she surveys Of Inventors all orally met iting praise ; — , While doubting.wbom first from that list she shall name, Where a West,.or a Davy, or Congreve can Ono, She for &mice decides.—But, says F.131110:1, not ss; I've my fav'rite, there's Wattet::, his barite you well 1:100I. HI, Illiaii/t MI brilliant, in th' annals of Fame Has long time been Incelrds—there he shi,:s the first name. What though kozs decks the Heal, giving youth to old age, With wigs of all colours—yet he cannot engage fu poli.'t those h..ad4 where oft vt.a.loilt 1.. lacking, As WAILItt 71 Id: Feet As promoters ut cas;e, I'm indebted, 'Os true s the Taylors—their genius deserves pra'se &am yen—. But no cur of a coat (sl make ;otlvlete Units, WARREN . * Jet DLACIVNG 3144 to the feet. • Only view its effeet!—Can meow -urposs This Pelishf—r4teethlg yoer face like a Om? Not only its Polish—it so strengthens the L.--.ei , ee*, That the Feet are prestiv'd from the damp wet weather. His merit, quoth Hitery, I now understand; (ROBERT Wall RILN, you s;:y, has Modred to the Strand;--) • An Invention so useful deserves its reward. So Inc your sake, dear Fashion, his name .*.l roc - ord. • The aboste inestimable 'SLACKING is prepared by ,J7Z liiEhAOVED TO No. 10, S'TRANO, LONDON. And sold by tuost Bout Makers, Grocers. Ironmongers, and Perfuturn in every Torn in the Kingdom, in stone bottles, std. MI. and is ad. ends. A— I ESSRS:GOSS and Coe Members of the Royal College of Surgeons ip l.ondoo, have sedulously devoted their attention Air These last 17 years to the study of those disor ders which so frequently embitter, most too often prevent, that in estimable Minarets, matrimonial felicity. 'the nunterotts app.. cations ttsey have hitherto received front persons of the first dlett tlnction,,infi the uniform success attending their superior modes of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting tram the too frequency of participating in the gale , tin of fashionable life, tke sinbouuded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind„ and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one: sex, and impotence in the oilier, they offer a sate and permanent cures To those who, from such complaints. are prevented entering into the married state, and iviramed to seek • relief brood over their infirmities in silence, It must be consoling to ksow, how ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by e d ict Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be restated to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted iu a momer.t of indiscretton, and every species of Veuereal4ntectien, by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also 34 rieti.res of the Urethra 4:1 Glees. which they are enabled an cure in a -hurt period, without recourse to the paittfuldatigerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given lo several Nublenten and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very ahott period, after having laboured under strictures for snarly y. art. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be pleasing reflection to know, that by a pri..,ver perseverance Ira their remedies, the general health la renovated, and the inmedi mew sre moved. Messrs. Cuss and Cu. exclusively professing th cure of the:e particular complaints, iu order that they may not be marked by a mistaken ftw, with the obloquy sojustly attached :o the ignorant empiric, think it hut justice to thentseas to state, that they have been ptui•erly educated and initiated i nto every branch of the professiwt (certificates of which, from various hos pints, and testintnnitils from the 511,littst professional anthorities, they have to convince any inquirer). lhat a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as In other parts, emboldens them to .acre, that their researches having been con. irked to diseases already enumerated, they held nut a cert.inty xi renovation to such as may labour ureter the detilitat.rg effects of a life passed under the-torrid zone. And fo• that having . had Opportunities, in their professioual•ctia city, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the con stitutional habits of *video Mg persons, they eller to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success rest& tug from their endeavottisNst induced them to quilt the practice of the general Primitionhr, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, beets so liberally honoured., To be consulted at their house daily (per,onAlly, or lot letter,) 'by Padents of either sex, wtth secrecy; delicacy, and:attention. Patients In-the ciientry are regorged to state the ()articulate dads% calo,aga, and manner of ilvtug. enclosiola -rant:ant-a , fee advise and medicines; and the .retred.cs wid be siren or ferwarded as any tart of the kingdom. 't DOSS and Co. Sargeon s, 1 3, Bony ele•stmet, nett-street.