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. , . ..,. - . :,,,r.:,-• . 14::.libtto . . . - ~ zN.." At 4 t. .4.7 t.. I xit • ti. :4, .4-• .:. . '-. *- • I -' •4: ..r -.-LT 1• ' - . . 1 , i ye t -.,"*"....,• L , e..... 0,;, ,4 , 4 1 , 1 4 .. '4 ‘,. .. 4 ' • .lla • -01X9E z) i . ' : I • 11 P "....; ~,,, ih..- ' . / - ‘., 4 1 • / (2 : • • ....,,,... ;).. . 41*, k ti. ~,,.... .,/ . t 't .....• ... . .. • r ,_ It 74051 rt 1 S 'AV yIOV 29, 1810. [PRICE SIXPENCE-1 GENERAL POST-OF.ElCE.,Noveiraer 21, 1810. 'AM 130 WEN, a Two-penny Post Letter ,cr, being strongly suspected of FELONY, Whoever :Id, or cause him to be apprehended, will irntnefil -I;.eward of TWENTY POUNDS, and the fur- THIRTY POUNDS, payable upon his Conviction :t of Delivery was Suraerstown, and he lodged in :tett. He absconded on Monday the 12th instant, 'Clock in the Afternoon, with his Wife and Child ,lonths old. Hi* Brother-in-kW, loam Emelt, in , d to be a Working Jeweller, accompanied him.— Coach was taken from the Stand at Battle Bridge to Somerstown, or the Neighbourhood, and they took Zie Coach three Boxes, one of which was painted PROPOSED NEW BRIDGE FROM BANK-SIDE, SOUTH- VICINITY OF YORK. MrARK, TO QUEE'N-S FRE,ET, CFLE:II.)SIDE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by 4.4 r. LUND, THE PUBLIC are respectfully informel, tnat At the George Inn, in the City of York, on Friday, the 28th of Books for receiving Subscrir :ions for this undrr, - ...kinz, are December, 1810, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, opead, at the Banking-Houses of Mesots. l'aytre. and ' A COMB GRANGE, otherwise RUFFORTH Smiths, Mansiot-house-stieet ; and Messrs. Rantshottoms, New- GRANGE, situate in the Parish of Raiford], within two Alta% Ramsbottont, and Co. Lombard-street ; to whom a de- ! miles of the City of York; consisting of an ancient Mansion posit of £2 10s. per &tar.- most be paid at the time of subscribing. I House, and aSoet 500 Acres of Land adjoining the same, now By Order of the Committee, ! let to Mr. John Jolly, whose tenantey will expire at Lady-Day THQ, and W. NE ITLESHIP J Solicitors next, with a thriving Wood of 25 Acres and the Royalty of tke Grocers' Hall, November 15, 1810. Grange. Printed Proposals may be had of Mr. W. H. Wyatt, Beek- The Estate, which is Tithe-free and exor.erated from Land seller, Picket-street, Temple-Bar. Tax, lies within a Ring Fence, and forms a most rlesirabk per - chase either together or In parcels, the Land being of superior quality and capable of great improvement Without extraordinary expellee; and the same will be sold in Nine Lots, on.: containing 140 Acres; and the others from 70 to 20 Acrto each. The House is roomy and in perfect repair, and may at a 'Mail expence b. made a most comfortable residence, b.-log very plea• sanely situated, and 45 Acres of prime Land are :hotted with it; • and the other Lots are-very aptly arranged for the co::veaiencv of Purchaser}, who may have at a fair priee a considerable quan- I tity of new Bricks, now lyingxe the laryo.3: 1 or. Persons desiron; of viewiog the Estate *nay apply to the Te t /sant, or to Mr. John •Fek;!, Land Surveyor, York, at whose Office a Plan of the Estate may bentont,. and 'Voted Panic's:l-s (witiwa reduced Plan) may be had tliete, and of Valentine ingman, Esq. Carton Dusthwalte, not. York; and Messrs. Pare., Miles, Alston and Miles, Solicitors, I.eicester ,• affd also at the principal inns at Donrostar, Ferrybritige ' Shcaeld, Wake fi eld, Leeds, Think, Northalletton, and N:ilithy. GRAND Ott LOITEIit NEXT TOESDAY. December is the GRAND CITY Lori-ER will draw in Coda.* laindon. Thu Capital Property, situate in Sktnner-strt•et and Pickett-az In amounts value to upward' of Ci 094100, and is the teat tunity the Public can ever have of obtaining a Imitable I-reels/aid e laind•Taz. redeemed, for sta. I.ls. Thera ua tweiitydivir Capital Prizes. Pelee of a Ticket • • IIS 0 Half - Al 12 0 1 Ell ghtl - 4 • Quarter - - It • 7 0 1 litteent• - 019 • Tickets and Shares are sedlus at N 05.13 and sa, skinner-Sate j 7, 9nowhilt; 13, PitActt-iittwet ; 6, Aidgate, corner of Hounds. ditch; 419, Ox fairti-sti ; 110. riasid : . . CHEAP WATER CONVEYANCE BETWEEN LONDON, BATH, A 'ZD BRISTOL. IRSH 1.1111i):31 S(X) I'CH, 11t1514, A m 1..) , MADF, SHi.ETINCIB; HAM Rita' AND SCO'relt DAMASK AND D. PER TABLE-LINEN AND NAPK 'NS; &c &c. &c. • WILLIAM BOWEN is about 25 Years of Age, thin .5 Feet 5 Inches high, thin Face, dark Eyes and lie was dressed in a blue Coat, dark great Coat, .teo..t, dark Velveteen Breeches, and lived as Waiter 1100'd House last Summer. is about 9.5 Yeais of Age, wu dresselin a Straw a new preat . Coat of dark green with black 'f ickniy Coachinjus who took them up at Somerstoven ;onnation where be set them down, be will be re 13y Command of the Post-Mas:er•General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. HE WILTS and BERKS COMPANY inform •a• the NH c, that they carry Goods with care and expedition front Brook't Wharf, Lower Thames -street, Loudon, by the River Thames, to Abingdon, and through the Wilts and Berka Canal to Sythoey Wharf, Bath, from whence they are regularly conveyed to Bristol. Shrivenbam, near Faringdon, Nov. 17, /sin. IDDLETON. INNES, and JONES, corms at phauccri lane, Pleet-strvet, have Iu it: t..e hat buss. trier'; Bleach a catka.lrrable qoantaty of the above linens, wisk -every other kind of Houselst.la Listen, which they recomtnin. with corfidenot to those who are fanning new lildablishnients, and Fatmael io general, a. , the hre Goods of their sespol&i4ll a.:(1 at Prices panicalarly tameable. lri4l Liren, and irony other Liaens, late . ykl"Pletet 4 conslderable reloctisn in price, ant! importing their tarn themselves, they cut offer them antes lower then the Messing,* espy charged.—Freoch,Scotch,and hush Cambrics. (some of the* wids (orders) much lower tlun these &sticks' hay- item PROPOSED CA A L FROM BATH TO B:k1S1OL, AND OTHER WORKS RELATING THERETO, Intended to pus or be made in or through the several Parishes, Townships, or Places of LTNUOMBIL sad WII1fC0:42111C, SAINT Javiss in the City of BATH, TWIRTON o therwise Twivzs- NtWTO:I, ILORSTON, §ALTTOIOb, and KLYNSHAI4II, in the County of SellititlLT BITTON, OLD-LA ND, HA NUM'S, . . . Sr. GEORGE, and Sr. PHILIe and 'wens, in the County of 1 . Gtoocesrast ;_and Sr. PRILIP and Meta iu the City and i A CARD TO THE rEMALE SEX. County of the City of BRISTOL. R. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of 1 PILLS, for di ff erent complaints incident to the Sex, at va the LAND HOLDERS through or in whose property the I rims periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women, paid Canal and other 'Works are Intended to be made, held at i snore than the other sex, may be cnnsideredin a certain degree as the Crown Inn, at Salford, In the Comity of Somerset, on Wed- inval:ds ; they are subk-cted so a variety of diseases, from the na• nesday, the 14th day of November, 1810, pursuant to Advertise- cure of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perform.; ment inserted In the Balls, Erlstol, and London Newspapers, to which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruptlen of take into consideration the propriety of such measures bring car- : those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of vied into execution, ; health . To act on Ole constitution of the female and relieve this The Rev. Dr. THOMAS FOTHEROIII in the Chair; I obstruction, no remedy has been known to of:ewe with such cer- The Price ;A fixed urn every Arti;k; ail airy Goode purdiased at their House, Dm found to anstvci the design oldie buyer, Mil be excitant? I, or dt• money returned. Every Article for :vteut‘nint, in rest variety, and widow ail advance in price. FINE ARTS. ,y was publiihed, in one thick volume 1214. • price 10s. 64. boards, 'TIONARY OF PAINTERS, SCIJLP ;, ARCHITECTS, and ENGRAVERS, ccmtaining Skeches of the most celebrated Artists, from the c to the present Time; to which is added, an Ap arrising the Substance of Walpole's Anecdotes of 1 ngland, from Vertue, forming a complete English BU rLER's CELLBRA I 1..1) VF,GF.I ABLE REA 1 (MAUVE POWDER. *I3EAUTY nt Cotuttemutre t And regularity or Fea ture, are allowed to distinruish Ole rrltisb Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER'. Tool i.cowngit woold bej'hiali24ry . to remind his Country-women U. the lustre or their trees half its intim:nee where the Teeth Ire discoloured, or shave a rotten and unkalthy appearmtce--thh Is Hui more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords tUe infedltde meant of every b'-fmish of the enamel, and Is safe I Its appileation, "" A composed of Vezet -Met _ _ After the Advertisement of the intended Application to Par liament to make the said Canal and other Works was read, and Copies of the Plan and Reference Book of such Canal and other Works (accurately taken from the originals left with ;he Ckrk of the Peace for the County of Soniatet), had b.en inspetted by the Meeting, and the contents tally explained; It was Resolved, That it appears that the Line of the i?tendc.l Canal runs in the most tlestructive d.rmion for the Land-0 r 1. cue most populous part of the County, in:taw-cling ',. -•.en-en's Houses, Pleasure Grounds. a:id r'lantatton, .a.:toi:es, e'''arls, and River-sick Property ; cubing c:1 Fat r.s and Hunk etatis frum their domains, and in ev, ty resits.. I . ;:tuotu i„iivax ainty, quicinew, and saf. -y, as Dr. Pothergill's Female Pills—it unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of relieving fullness, oppressinn, and these other uneasy symp toms which arise from too ninth blood in the Fah:t ; they are the most certain cure for nervot. - ., hysteric, and flatulent complaints as well as the various other spasmodic afections so common to the sex. Dr. Fotl , ergill's 1..111, as a family medicine, should Le in possession of every moth.a- and other guardians of the young, who have f...males entn sted to thttr care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsitle, corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and :Smith. Edinburgh and Glasinw ; Hoxland and Haydon, Plymouth ; Newberry and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Nfalory and Jones, Ponies ; Printed for Gale and Curds, Paternoster-row ; and !ook.ellers. day were publifhed, Two Volume«. Octavo, price 21s. boards, EN . TS OF CHEMISTRY. By It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clesdai away every imperfection, either in the colour, or t h o dok,of the craniacran, of the Teeth, as rendering the 13resah sweet and &Iwo,: bk, and making the Gents of their relive shape and vennillieli hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No coat position of this kited ever ',brought fllnvard to public met such universal aprrohetion ; and the Proptletar to that It is 111 daily use of Royalty itself. old, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butter, No. 4, corner of Ptaernouer-row ; Smith, Murray, Cargllamid born, Edinburyit ; easter ar.d Co. alarm ;.Newbarry aid. Dublin; Treventan, Ezeter ; Coeltirsithy sod Holland, mouth; Billings and Greven, Livermpl; • &doe tad L Manchester ; Peck and Ross, Hull ; Wbenon Admit, Pat=, Pn and Jones, oces ; Crtuwell an 4 Anus, Bath ; Bev s, ; and by most Country Medians Vendee. and Parapets, la boxes at ?S. 94. each. I. MURRAY, Chemistry, and on Materia Medica, and Pharmacy, Edinburgh. int. Longman, Hurst, Ilt-es, Grrno, and grown, and c,od, London ; and for William Creeck, John Ander- B ohgate,Edinbuigh. -1) , published, by the same Author, c. Chemistry, in 4 vols. Bvo. price £2. Bs. 11,1ateria Medics and Pharmacy, us 2 vols. Bvo. t • Sharp, Portsmok.th ; Cargill and Scott, Edinbargh ; loggat, • ; Trewman, Exeter ; Ctutwel aad Lions, Bath ; ; Brown Bristol; and most Booksellers in eviary corm, in bouts, 9i at 2F. I d. and 1I a. Also, BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAI. LOZENGES, For improvirg the noire, and for coughs, cold+ ' aatlonas, and can • .umpi :on+, in bores at i 3#d. each. 1.. This day was publi4ixed, ithotnely printed in Oztavo, by ballantyne, price Mi. in Loards, the Sixth Edition, of LADY cf the LAKE ; x Poem, in Six Cantos. By WALTER scarf, Esq. fnr Longman, Hurst Rees, Orme, and Brown ' and Minix, London; ani fur John Ballantyne and Co. _ _ Of whom may be Lad, by the same Author, 1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Bvo. 10s. 6d. boards. 8. la.lads and Lyrical Pieces, Bvo. 7s. Gd. boards. l'he ;:,..ave_ksycb t Kcirks may be had tegether„ is 1 vol. 4to i,e £2. s. or, on royal paper, £3. 13s. ed. 1. 'l'he M.r.strelsy a the Scottish Border, 3 vols. flio. £l. 4. Martnion, or the Battle of Flodden Field, Sr o. 2.1. boards This day was published, price I*. 61 FEFLECTIONS ON MORTALITY ; suggested 1 %- by the GENERAL MOURNING : a SERMON; preached t, Flasbury.square, and at Leatiw:.lane Chapel, Ealhor:, November 11, into, on the decease e: Her Ruy.;l Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA ; with an Account of her leer:tient, and an Appendix on the Resurrection of the Dead. Ey JOHN EVANS, A. M. --" Thrize welcome, DEATti ! " 'l'hat after many a painful bleeding step, " Conducts us to our home!" Sold by Sherwood anal Co. Pate rnoster.row ; B. Crosby, Sta toner'o-court ; T. Wiche, No. 12, Beech-.Areset, barbican ; and L. Baton, High Holborn. LIFE OF SIR JOHN STUART. Co Saturday nest, December Ist, will be published, price 28. 6ile embellished with a most ably engraved Portrait cf Sir Jour: Srener of Alaida, by Cardon, THE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE; NUMBER •Fli E SECOND. The Contents of this Number areas follow : 1. A detailed Me noir cf the Life of Sir John Stuart. 2. Continuation of the Life of Lordy.'eliington. 3. Account of the. Management, interior Mode of Levy of the French Armies. 4. The detailed Mili:ary Topoeraphy of the provinces of Estremaclura tad Alentejo the s..at of war in Portugal. 5. Account cf Sicily. f. Law of Courts Char. 11. 7. Course of Tactics, Lee uire IL R. Original Military Correzponduice. 9. Gazettes, Fo ()FAA Doe:mien:3, Promotions and Ohirozry. Pr:;:ted for J. Day.s, No. ;i3, Essex-street, Strand ; arid to be of all Boukiellers. `l'li;s clay were published, Tn Two Volumes, 0,-tavn, price Tits. braards, Ri.S of Cif. LIFE and WRITINGS of 44 - 1 - VIC FOR ; writtcn by Translated frora rho Italian. Lottion -- Printed for Henry Corourn, C ,, ndu;t-street. " It is impossible to perose tit* , rne.p&rs of such a man as without sonsr inter.: .t and gratification The traits of and originality that are diclos:d through all the reserve ld gravity of the style, he:„ct a continued expectation and euri ,itY; and even ;hose parts of his story which seem to belong ,t'oer to his . youth, tank, and education, than to his genius or , :char character, acquire a degree of importance from cond.. 'ran.; how far these very circumstances may have assisted the 'rmazion and ohstructed the desilopement of that character and aius."—Eilln. Rev. " Perhaps the history of litvrature does mit present so extra creinary an instance of the enterprises which :rind alone will ant:4llst, unassisted by art and unimproved' y instruction." MontLly Review % No. 41, SKINNCII-STREET. PRIZE-BOOKS for SCHOOLS, and HOLT DAY-I' k 1.1(.1 , 41 S for YOUNG PERSONS. - - iltt Extensive Assortment of the nr:.t useful and esteemed A'eliors has been prepared iu both elegant and plain bindings, as l'reler!A for the ensuing Season. Also, a great variety of small Eo ,, k-Caies, or Libraries, ornamented and plain, to contain , Eeleetions a: Ilt)oks. To be had of • M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Librzry, No. 42, Skinner -street, Stiowldll. • e s" A Poetic.:l Class-Ennk (price 51. bound), containing se st:•4l hundred hztrams, of precisely such a length as to occupy a few tn:utnes each in the reading, without imposing upon the teacher the task, of joining several together where they are too short, and dividing them where they are too long, and at the %me time so chosen as to he expressly adapted for the use of Mature'r Pupils, as well as for the studies of all persons who do sot chute the expence of a collection of the English Poets in iclenti, is just published, by W. F..bitylius. Aithor of the Junior illus-Book, First Book of Postry, Distiousri, &a Stu 1 Csrtic anrchril , of District .11.1ddisex-str toot One o'l .out nine 'rho is suppos Hackney C o. ;pet Path, 'th them in ty blue. The said II gale, about Ilow Wald Harnsey V i. His Wife i et and a If the Hsc FI T give lufc rudoiL • 'Phis da , , • DTCI TORS, iographic..i! list Ag. s cox UIu:AT in I tt foes 1. : I lit in . all 1 L E lt,:ti.rec on Friuteel Co r : and R.?. A System A .'Cc._.. Is - Handsome: HE I. Prattad fn :Muni Mi ;t Lurgh. Of 1. The La 2. ladads • The id,ov ice _E.:. as 1. The 111 birds. 4. Marini F EFLI Ly the sr tl'orsitiF:- ' Highness tl divalent, gp . Sold by toner'ri-cou ;.). On Saturrla embellish p STV ART I'HE The Con noir of the of Lord V.' detailed M . tad Alente E. Law of i hire 11. R. Pr:;:ted 11 - 4 of all 1, Tn E 7.1 1 1, aMi ' t VIC frora th,. I. • 1 .04.1/ " It is it i wit srdaiir Ind gravity t '' i tY; and tether to pest:liar ch. ek.r.n.; hov henna:ion " Perha ordinary atttaupt, uI p RIZ I Extt Am hors as ?resew: small Ecoi teltetions To be 11 tkinneresti I. A *oral howl few intim/ teeclos.r th abort, and tame time Matures p sot chuse paeral, is Usa-idoel ptoperty. That it does not appear that any public benefit whatever would result front suck undertaking, As the River Ave.t is at present a ivigable betwee• .he cities ei Bath and bristol : and pa. ticu lady as an Act ot Parliament was &mined iu the ye,,r i sea, by the Proprietor; of the Kennet and Avon Cane!, for making a ?-ice; se ToWing-path to awl improving such keiver Navlgazi , n; and wlech it appears, front the Report of an able Engineer ens aloyed by the Proprietors of the dads River Navigation, and read I ADVICE. to this Meeting, nay be made 'effectual at a very snial expense. I WHEN Men of Education and professional skill That this Meeting folly trusts the Legislature will . out sanction 1 use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and a project, which, without affording any public advaatage, will y certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success occasion an irreparable Injury to Individuals. A nti to a iov,it un- l i ad reselt of their experience is the best proof of superiority. ' necessary •expence and trunks' speculation, the Lead Owners , Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and ini deem it incumbent on then to declare thkr determination to i dated Into every branch of the profession (certificates of which exert all legal an-. 1 justifiable opposition t aereto. : from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent That the followieg Noblemen and Gentlemen, Lord Temple, ; Physicians, they have to convince any inept(rer). have been la- Lerd Newark, the Rev, Dr. Thomas Fothergill, William Uora.j duped to make the cure of the fothe.ving the objset of their par- Langton, Edward Lvne, George Edward Allen, ErancisNaish, 1 titular study, viz. a certain Diaord.:r, frequently contracted in a Richard Sheldon Colheott, Humpliry Cheswiek, Robert Leung- 1 in , ranent of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures und ton, Thomas Frampton, "I :llamas Pannell, alla - " Gm " 14 " w " I Gkets, which, by an !!nprovA plate are speedily and era:cm:My Palmer, Esqrs. be appointed a Committee to conduct the Oppo- I cured ; as also debility, •ei!leti.v.fr ....rising 1,001 Bacchanalian indul sition to the proposed measures ; and live of whom shad be a quo- gences, long resitletice in warm Anates, or a secrei s:rtnary vi: e, runt. And thatsuch Committee may add any other a:aide:man to I I too often unhappily pursued by the youth of bteh sexes, in the their 'nmber. l one causing sterility or harrenneis, and in the ether a eutnerous 'Chat the Committee be requested to solicit a Subscription, to I i train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedies!, ter: .i -be immediately entered into, which shall be applied under the nate in Impotence and Corisemption. 1 direction of such Committee. the restet of a long ar.d ext.e-rive practi• e ha= enshled clam, That the Committee be empowered to co-operate with the art space ot , by a superior method, to remove those cot:me:lee however in- Proprietors of the Ida t h River Navigation, and ad other persons, t in opposition to the scheme; and to enter into sesuchßesoluton. least restraint in diet or rieteiee ; and iii rece Venereal Cases, with them, and take such steps us shall aprar n. cessary to op 1 where an curly:alibi.. itien is eia.le on dieeee..ry of rile iafec,ion, pose the carrying Into effect the proposed Canal• they pledge thetas( 'ryes to ptrterrn a cera tt the sl 'I bat the Members for the Counties of kumerset and Claw veteran or complicated, we bout laying the petient under the ut r ii i two days. The unpre,:ealented success ot their mode of treat crater be requested to assist the Committee in opposing the :none (which has never been known to fail in ore sitig'e instaeee 1 proposed Plan, and in supporting the property arid interest of :n a practice of twelve years, d• ring whi-ii ;tried marry persons their numerous cons.ituents on the intended Li. eot Camel. l of hot!) sexes have h• en cured, even after severe real iejurious That the Committee appoint such Meetings of the Lardhol- , methods lead been pursted by other PructiConers without effect), ders es may be considered necessaty to carry the Resolutions ut 1 induces them to firolliublicly ewer their advice. this Meeting into effect, or for tuck other purposes as shall re- , Mews. GOS4d j idifJo. may ha consulted daily, personally or by quire the same. lett er,by either sett; s wirhinvioleble secrecy,delicacy,and attention. That Mr. Thomas I:osier Saunders be appointed Solicitor. That the Chairman be requested to sign these Ite,olotions on i Patients . in the country are requested to describe their age, liet:alf of this Meetirg, and to cause the bailie to lie prieted in mariner of living, &c. s luelostue a Bank Note, and the same will the Bath and Bristol Meets,. and the STAk, Sur, arid Courier i be duly attended to, and advice and medicines sent to any part alternately, until the next Meeting of the Cummittee ; and else ; of the ktalicee.—l 3, Beuverie-strer t, Pleat-street. printed and sent to each La• d-owner and Occi.pitr of the Line. THOMA:t TO I HERGILL, ta.airman. The Chairman having left the Chaii , the . 1 i aatias of tee i Lc,. ing were unanimously voted to him for his 01 Bing a:.d prof er conduct therein. NAVIGAFILE CA NAL PROPER Y.-MON 1. 'l'n be 1101. D by AT:C . I'IOV, by Mr.: C Cl', On Friday the 7th of December, at Twelve o'Ciwck, at the Matt, London, S T ' A FFO RDSHI RE and WO . RCESTE RS in RE CANAL : A Share in this valuable Concern, dividingi.Nn pPr ••11:.re dear per Annum. Coventry Cir!al ; three Shares in this excellent Concern, connecting the Grand Trunk with the Oxford and Grand lunation Canals; the Dividends are 3:%;t4 prr Shat.. clear per annum, which by the recent arrangements, and the prosperous state of the Concern, arc expected to increase considerahly. Warwick and Naptar, Monmouth, Rochdale, Lancaster, Eresmere, Grand Western, Basingstoke and Croy don Canal tiliaos, and a Croydon Canal Mortgage Bond of £3OO, bearing intei ••st at £5 per Cent. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at tit,: Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge street. SY Hls MAJPSTY'S ROYAL LETIERS PATENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for their superior efficacy in curing every de7ree and symptoni of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, etc. without confinement of restraint of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, and 'secret man ner. Ore small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation impercep tible, and r.:quiring uo particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly restoiing health, the pa tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of being so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so gtVat. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to the compl-eining part, and enter into contest with the dreading matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They'are decla • red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well Ai a resto rer, by takieg only eight itingh: Pills Spring and fall in every year, in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to them. that whatever he promised himself from them, they were sure to fulfil anh exceed, as though impatient of Immortal and universal fame• These Pills are moat worthy a place in the cabinet's of Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they will keep goad in aU climates any length of time, and that they have now bon the test of near 60 years, with increasing credit to Themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they have ratlivilly cured upwards of 40,C00 per sons, many of whom had been discherged from Hospitals where salivation had been frequently rtipeated, and all other method, made use 9f without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TH04.1% TA T Lot, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-stmet ; where he will give advice, without a Fee,to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pat i eats Let ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases tlte most inviolaye secrecy, no patient's name or case hav;nc been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 40 years, that he his had the con ducting of an estensive sale of the above medicine, and the pray tice arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 95, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, nearly opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every considerable town in England, &c. in Boxes of only us. 90. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either se= may cure themselves s‘ith ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britaio . h sealed up with s stamp, In which, by favour of the CommissioserAls printed at Ate Stunt- Office "'l'. Taylor, No.g, New BritiolLeaas,"tas imi tate w hi c h Is felony. gad all oaen are umaterbko FREIMIAN'Ii GU rrA SA I.u.r.mus nHE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so bong proved, that nothltly of the present day can bear a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it effectually turns and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the paintta feehnErs sod exposure that attends salivation. without debilitating the constitution Pa any degree, or even requi ring confinement from lanAiness, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these Inestimable. Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than 30 yea's. In all the debility of both setts, they prove a rioter failiog restorative, whether the debility isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleaseres, or the el le cts of a warm clinwae to travellers, and those going abroad.— T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure in tell old stubborn Gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs ctf urine. Dy isa efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholeettle and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapslde, cor ner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. 'and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Hoxland and Hayden,Plymouth ; Newberry and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turner, Hull; Matory and Jones, Port sea; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargill and Scott, Edinburgh; Joggrtt, Taunton ' • Trewman, Exeter; Crowell and sinsa,l3orli; Brawn, Bristol: and most Country Medicine Vendors, i bozos at 16.943. See and SS% radii GENUINE MEDICINES. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's A • Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dante.strset, Dablatt, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and alter vabsable tions, inform the Pubtic, that in consenueuce of the new lir,• price of t'. , at hiedidne is ts. 3d. per iNsek.es, nr XI. Ss. Sd. per Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bettie, Lt. 41. as rude up for theArnty and Navy; but ol..ervethat the words • 4 F. Newbery, No. 414 St. Paul's," tre engraves' s :in the Stamps. The follow lag are the Prices of Mei! Meikines, duties inciadect, but those who purclase 64_, or more, will b» allowed the Stamps trati: : c. d. L _ _ br. Jam - ce% Powder 2 9 Daley's Carminative Ditty Analeptic hits 4 6 D:t:o An , isiiious Pitfs Y '9 Dr. Au•tins4 thel).4te 4 0 Dr. tizrerif Orot '-''. 9 Ditto Convuiskii rail L 6 Ditto Camornil? Drops 1 9 Es,cnce of Cal afoot S 6 1 9 Stroi:t Tinckure •f Bork 4 • Mr. Spei.ce's Ile;itritice ~ 0 The C.plialic zinuff 1 11- I,ozengrs of Elvis 1 li 61.vs's Magnesi.t 9 IS Lees Liniment 6 0 Hinh,:st's u;tto 30 Cue 2 9 lissrn:e of nee! 2 9 Ing ;cots I'ol2 I 1i Charm Lam Saks 2 9 Iptcacualilia I,ozenges I 14 _ . _ 17,r. Sohinder's l'ea 2 2 . lenry's Magnesia 2 6 Ida redant'sDrop! 5 6 spilsburft Ditto • Grant's Cnikkb Ditto I 6 Aqhntstic Balsam 29 I Grisenough's - ilactures llt Tonic Pills 2 9 Ditto lulu Laseingeo I Dr. H:mper's Pills I . 1 15 Soothing Syr*, 2 2 Altll e allowance to Merchants, &c. fur exportation. CHM:LENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE ahci Co. Surgeons. late - in his Majesty's.:Nervice challenge the vrnoU World to prdve a dngle instance where their Medicine Ind method of moo hove failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years is tins particular branch of their profession has net given rise to ono unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies td the treaunerst and sure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernteinus and wasteful effects im a habit lung and most unhappily pursued by the youtlui et both thetesi in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by 14,1 f.. tressing state of deliiiity, which, if not Untidy remedied, terminates In impotence. Thecae are its renure and ultimat.: of while cos.- su raptions,loss of raw•cular power, and ea Hoes nervent endoplasm. usually character:se the curlier stages of this sot:lm.y trice. Of rr sons languishing under the elisoeders incident to sack a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsoecessful, to the cour:e of a long, laborious, and much extended -practice. In the most oheittate and complicate.l cases of venereal lain:dee, mch as obstrections in the urethra, es excrescences, hard tu& moors, callous ulcers, eruy.tions, sentinel weakness, giants, as also S nue ruitEs, Whetber recent or of long duration, and whit% have boded the skiU amber Practitioner. ; are by t heir prevent improved plan of reatmen t, elven:Al and permanently cured, without the pitsent suffering the cleric's:tug pain and alarming hemorrhage whicht often follows the applicadon of thr latiar caustic. in the course of 20 yekrs extensive practice in :hit. metropolis, numerous eases at strictures have been and are daily under their are, the total eradication of wid th are e ff ected by a safe, certain, ei elpede• thous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. "The wuakoe-s, relaxation, and debility pruceeding Imes this complaint, Is speedily removed, and the patient re.tored to wand sod Vs. gorutis health. But where the ilebiley has for ytan existed, a proper perseverance In their restorative ram-Like, atter the Atm% tore has been destroyed, is indispensably recpilsitt to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Censtittutoe. Sereralgohlemen and Gentlemen, of the brat respectability, have been under the care of WWI. Carrie aud Ca for the sr moval of comidaints of the Urethra, Strictures. &c. and, haTtag received a radical and liermaaent cure, ropiest illat.tuferepc-s may be made to them a. satisfactory eviiinices of the decided aw periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mawr of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to SW"TY ye ar and had been under the care of Messrs. Hump and H e eei s il,... and otter surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the anslicatien of the lutiar caustic, without ittledeel. Messrs. Currieand Co. may be consulted by either set with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, a-ifi homier, at their home,' No. IA Hattoa-Garden. ratlenti la the ccantry are requested to sts.i. - - the particulars of their intiosing a remit will bs even or ' dam case s , age, and gl4eral habi of liaftwit,c, met Sae adrift and auglielre% *km die lam Sat le any part of dw kitties* . .