Star. — London, England, 1810-03-19 00:00:00

Pi • • of -,:..-...----- 'lB9l Ni.l. l ' THE kTRE-ROYA 1., COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 20, IWO, will be acted the Melo-Dramadc-Opera of THE EXILE. Count I.7lrick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON ; • Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; ?iron Alltradoff, Mr.LITION; Ccant lm M Caar, Mr. BELLAMY Daran. r. YOUNG. Patriarch, Mr. CRESWELL ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT . 1 Ile EiIIpICSS I...;izabetli, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Sedona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Alezina, Mrs. FL JOHNSTON ; Katharine, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN-LONDON. This Evening—Kiug Lear; with Harlequin Pedlar. On ThursdaY, King Henry the Pima,. Part L with Paul and Yuma —On Saturday, The Confederacy*. A New Comedy, In five Acts, Is In rebeiisal l inld due node* , s z b e g iven of its first representation. Pllcts for th,. Boxes to be taken of Mr. ERA itnow, at the New fox-Mice, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. . 0 RATOIIIOA, NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, bOVENTIGARI/BN oN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, vrill be performed A GRAND SELECTION prom the most favourite Compositions of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Bach, and Arne ; h which Madam CAT ALA NI will sing, " Verdi Prati," " Son Re;ioa;' asid " Hope told a flattering tale;' and Mr. MUIR AM " Gentle Airs," " Deeper and deeperi still," and " The last Words dlklarmion." For further pa-ticulars see the printed Bills. Ind of part the Second, Bach's Concertante for Violin, Oboe, Viob, end Violoncello obligato, by Messrs. Ashley, Ling, chaloner, and Charle dakbme s ,klCA'FAL AN ey.—Principal , er Performs : Mal Miss GRIGIIETTI, Miss BOLTON, And Mrs. BLAND. Yr.ERAHAM, Mr. G d OSS, Mr. PYNE, AMY Mr. W. TAYLOR, ',n Mr. BELL WESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE, BEDFORD-STREET, Removing to KING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. • . March 16, 181 b. Ctfully informed, that the Directors of this Office will on and after the 26th instant continue the Insurance of Haulm, Goods, and Stock in Trade from Fire, -at their New Office in King-street, Covent-Garden, opposite Bedford-street. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. WANTED. ACLERGYMAN, in Priest's Orders, wishes tb purchase a Living, from Three, Four, to Six Hundred a Year, with immediate or nearly possession, being turned of SO. The Counties of Yorkshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, or iu or near London, would have the preference. Letters (post paid) addressed to Sir Richard Phillips, Bridge street, Blackfrlars, London, will be duly attended to. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 1, Hies MR. 10FIN SMITH begs to inform his Friends and the Public, the final Dissolution of his Copartnership with Mr. J. N. Roo:Num having taken place on the 28th ult. that he has purchased the Stock and Premises of Mr. George No, 24, Broad -street, on the Point, where he intends car rying en the business of a Ship Chandler, Etc. and will open in the above Trades on his own sole account on the 20th instant. J. S. begs to return Isis sincere acknowledgments for the past favours, and trusts, by his assiduity and ,attentton to business, to merit the confidence of those who may commit their commands to his care. from . Om Critkal.-1 for OXFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL MANORS AND FARMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, early in the Month of June next, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), THE MANORS of SWINB ROO K, WIDFORD, ASTALL, and ASTALLY, with sundry valuable com pact Freehold Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, all lying together, and situate in the several Parishes of Swinbrook, Astaa and Fullbrook, in the County of Oxford, upon the Great Road from Oxford to Gloucester, about one rade from Burford, five from Witney. Tenders for purchasing by Private Contract, to be made to M'llisrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, • Plan of Ni DAY; MARCH 19, 1810....;; - : ... . ' THE QUARTERLY R.EVIEW.—Rusts*V I . T 1 - • will be published'in a feW aays„ " In a few days will be published, the Second Editiotsi, greatlyimproved, of ADVICE to YOUNG LADIES on the Itnptae.. ment of the MIND, and the,CONDUCT of By THOMAS BROADHURST. ." t; 1 Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme,-Stallilitilmq This day was publishedifieconoladigol3iprice es. e A LETTER on the _GENIUS and. DISPOSI TIONS of the FRENCII GOVERNMIINE, .inchscihta View of the taxation of the French Empire. . • Bt AN AMERICAN GENTLENMIII; • Recently returned (root Europe. - • Philadelphia, Printed.—Repriert u d lbr Longtnatt,Thietageo4 , and Orme, Paternoster-rbw. i ^774' This day wars published, In Two Volumes, °snore • price aei. ls. - boards; A rm: JEMOIRS of the LIFi of PETER DAWTEI HUET, Bishop of elkyta!icbgs ; writhin by Himself. and ..- 1 , Aki4 ,, N 44 1 4 %01tt W 0 449 113 '. -4 . • li4lllo4ol_Patallaiiiiieo CAMPBELL'S ILIFiriitUDE OF W' MIND, Etc This day was published; the Second Edition, in Paolaitap bru ERTRUDE oWY OMI NG, and MISCELiw LANEOUS POEMS, amongst which are 0 . 0611X001 CHILD, and other Poems never before published. By THOMAS CAMPBELL, Author of " The Pleasures of Hope." Printed for Longman, Hume, Rees and Orme ; Vernor, Una, and Sharpe; and I. MurraycLondsm. This day was published, in it vo. with plate, price 71. 6d. A N ACCOUNT of the INTRODUCTION of 1 - IL MERINO SHEEP into the different Countries of Earope, where they are now naturalised, with Observations on the great importance of this Race to Agriculture, Manufactures and Corn mercr, and the various modes of l're.vtntnt which they expe rience. Translated from the French of C. P. Lasteyrie. By BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Esq. of Nottingham. I -irLD r f i .Iwr [PRICE SIXP-NCE-ll;l4e3PE:itlifi. ,~~. _ . #14104#411 BILL OFFICE ' - - 1 2 .1 1 ,441 rim) wismarrsrei. •• ' ).4. ,-- - ...:, ? .:.• .: . 7 ..- , • . . Marsh 14, 181 p.. : THE kiPli ' SS OF COMMONS having, on the rilP , _ tawdopptiotosne'to the following Resolution: 4 It s liii'iviTt reedit luteriatailtsi or 'entitled nuto any to- I' he4iter• MI or Bilis; dated betwebd rise Nth dey of Pebroary, UM, *d ' th#. Mai' &rt. of March, 111% *Whig a interest 1 . 4 the 'rate' Of - Thilaiiience4SaltperitrY'idi Cifiglins per Diets. . . ili,hilufairoYirie:iliiiii- to tim Office iii tgoivosalateit at 1x... - - ;liiiipiiii:the sots_i and •27th dlifiltiflareb, birth :'ithediut:eiery person interested Viii . oelittftil nuts , lift liitatequei lit).* beefs;dated as afOreiltid, 'bearing an' bi. '. tarea r i it the rate of thri4disCe . One fafthhig ' get cenuant iiiir Wein: who shall esty ille'liinteio the iald office', betvrt'ien the 1 22d and•rith dive istchilanfite month, both inclusive, (aids ii " AIM a:flotillas - Ai sillist'sitillions' sterling prineliiii'4 al . '7 said Bipi.utib;ii.4.4.ciii,,i.; Shall be Paiffibit tllt shall-become due Ilikellectivety to 'the Vitt Off dit Aprli. LBlO, and shall have in eichaitge, for such BM or Nth, a Cer• : • tificate or tertlfic.ezes to the GoVernor and ` htnimitay of 'the Duni' 4 of England, expressing the principal sum contained in such Billo s t 4 Bills, which Cerdieeati 4 Certif i cates shall enlitipji , ch periati for_ Oily . One Hundred Pounds prliselpid tim4Y:4l- 3 • ...- " . .. • thelefn a io„Qiilifinnared and Three to:in& Mile 4hilibii7 Calltil Stock' hi:Aimtad:es, after the rate of illey:Pri . it pet;' l ; Ontuin per .4%Onisiii, to be added to andMacle a ? est oi e rst WA ... . at;, With the Five Pounds per Centnm Annublea, ' ~. Joy_ i made in the 24, 25, 54, 35, 36, 37, 48, iixt.4)*•;l4. L : present Majesty, for granting Annuities to satisfy.. iiektahalionf Victualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance bebentures,atut f.xChe7 quer Bills, and the interest to commence Crain the 44 day of January last, which maid Annuities are to:be. redeeMable at the same time, and in bilkikotatilier as the said Aniiilities. already eats, Wished are now ieelieniabie by Parliament, and to be charged upon, and made payable out of the Consolidated Fund of Great 4 . NI- Theleeqser Sills bearing 1141 Interest-et th i rett-iience • ong farthing per moan per diem, can be received- at the Mat t , _ , • . • . .. • . a V I ..„ . 11 ; , r i • it : • , . Tr.• ••••• -. .• .r le ••••• ; . l b . " . - • / .1L \ - , „ ~. • vQ/Pr A 0 . . - • . .- kinXl . 1)Alr Xi At? V I-1 . inl Limn '' '' .• ' ' a --. -...— ' .-- .... ' '''•• "--- - ' And Mr, BELLAMY. Mbeters. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, where a Plan of not 92.141 A/V11.84 TIiOMPSON, Esq. of Nottingham. - ir ri -- ; -.-,-,- -- '-` -- -- - - ------ -- - ''''rr'' • - , Lnler of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. the Estate may be seen. 'With Practical Notes, by the Translator. • . THE PAYMASTERS OF EXCHEQUER DILLE dolaillltr t . "i London : Printed for J. Harding, 96, St. James's-street. To commence at Seven precisely. . give notice, that daily attendance wili be niece at thekt , Ofiled . ' # Places to be taken of Mr. Brandon. PORTSMOUTH, FE:3RUARY '2B. "IP suhol.! sower the Direction of Messrs. ASHI,EYS. JAMES NEWTON ROBINSON respectfully in. n This day were published, in Octavo, price .10.64. OBSERVATIONS ON z INDIGESTION ; in from Ten_o'Clods. in the Morning to . One o'clock in the Arteri. -• Rutile accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical Orchestra forms his Friends and th e Public io general, that the final V whieh is sadstiectorily shewn the .FM , ssey of Ipeemuan, in Imes (Sunday excepted), front Tuesday the 110th, tung•Ttunderi ' 1 viabe added to the Pit. Dissolutice of the Copartnership of Mans. SMITH and Roil N- relieving this, as well as its cornmeal train of Complaints rem- the 27th inltant,.both inclaibre. for the parpeurof receiving the • Pees For the Boxes to he taken of Mr. BIANDON, at the Box- soot has this day taken place, and that he intedds in future to tier' to the Leeenne of Life... T slated from the French Memoir Eschequer Bills, intended to be fundedeeparsuatit to tbar abate i like in Prince's Place, liart-street. carry on the business of Ship Chandler on his own sole account, of Mr. DAUBENTON, Member of the R.. Med. Soc. Paris. • • kr Toe Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora- in the Shop and Warehouse in Beth-square, Portsmouth, where Third Edition, with Additions, by Dr. BUCHAN. ' , Resolution; sodehe Bearers thereof are desired to brieg-aqmsestie a tree the Partnership Business of Smith and Robinson was carried on. Loudon : Prieted for 1. Callimv, Medicalloek CrsirlM tits of the Bills, bearing Interest at the rate of:Abrasively:44M, • , .. - penny and three-pence one farthing per • eentum • perdieae‘ sikik t I LACI7 LOTTERY, LATE LorrEitY, lASI ES NEWT° N R.OBIN SON takes this oppot•tunity of returning court, p • +. l ,. st t, suixo. IWhere AM' he beets late*Pubilsbedi . _,,-: ._,___,_,':.- -!'.. his grateful acknowledgments for the preference in Business con- the amount of each specter of the raid Bills, cm:taking dons:W. - -• • nth F ebruary, 11310. 20th October, 1809. of xzo,ooo ferred on the late Firm of Stolen nod Robinson, and trusts, by 1 Int te of X 20,000 2 Prizes A Treatise on *the Infamile remittent Feler. VI *Winn assiduous attention on his part, to merit a continuance of it to Bu , M .D . second Edition , pri ce , is. ~ •:-, ..1s • ‘ hers to numerical order, and /hewing the auttoeuitsathep 1 5,000 I 1 5,000 himself in future. . I . - 1,000 3 --• 1,000 ~ ... 'le e et,* emu oontained therein, the times of comeseiseenms - el ' a ...-. 500 2 500 This day was published , Thin eq. were Pnblinbede.Felen 41 -boards, - • • :t WO the ameent•that wig be dm theme', (which will be *dila -. TNESULTORY . REF,LgCTIONS OA BANKS money), computed to the 9th day of April, 1810 5 on which day $ II fMuls. I 8 Capitals. Handsomely printed in Quarto, price £3 . 35. in boards ; a few co- If • in GENERAL, and the Systetn of s: in a false Ca- the interest oa the ndd-Exehequer Bills will cease ; and they are Ca- pars on imperial paper, price £4. 14s. 6d. the Second Volume of pital, by AeConiniedation Paper, so-much resorted to byMono- . - • e • - be -_. i_ ~.; 11ISH s old the above TWENTY CAPlTAL * desired to state the amount of cap i tal stock to crested, us h " FRE gES in the Two last Lotteries, in Shares, at CA LEDONIA •; or, an Account, Historical and pasts andSpecularon, divided into three Parts or Essays, and ' respect of the principal sums intended to he funded, atid id write e Ni 4. C ORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS ; ropograplee, of NORTH Brell'AlN, front the most sn- dedkated ( without permission) to the Governor and Company of • Nflert Tifse is and Shares are selling for the NEW LOTTERY, cient to the present times. the Bank of England.-By DANMONIENsiti• their nausea' and plates of abode on their lists, and to bettairee their '1 to lt dawn . he Bth of June. The Scheme is the same as the By n GEORGE c C on H d A v L O I I :I n E: p S r , O F c . e R e . ds S. an to ci giv S.A. its iopo. " lieque, extra necessitates, belli prmcipium odium pro." names on the said Bills. „ The fi rst volume gave, in ample detail, the artiest History of Cie to. ~. • keen the I :ontractor makes a free Gift of North Brita , " Tot rebus Iniqufs The Bearers of the above-mentioned Exchequer MU arelier- VI, sUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS . graphical History, in a 'sequence of - Shires. The locality of each " Patrolmen vial." LUCAN. tieularly requeited to write their Christios Arasass still. les*, emit t to the Hone, •• of the First-drawn Prise above 415, by which a attire is submitted to the public in eight sections • the first treats Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster- single Tide. may gain the immense. awn of 4100,000, and a o f,i ts name ; t h e -4 4 , o f i ts s i tuat i on an d ex , ent ; t h e 3 d e o f i ts na - row, London. se glass the said Bills accordist to the several etsis g e- larliasvatt Seder Sixten.th £6 /00. tural objects ; the 4th,* of its anfiquities ; the sth, of its establish- 1 Sevres, 1 rah particulars, gratis ; and the fortunate holders means its a `hire ; the 6th, of its civil history ; the 7th, .of its age- • AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, - aret:. •• • " t ". The days far payMese of Interest and for delivering Certffilintes te of any Shares of the above Twenty Capital Prizes, may receive culture, unasufactures, and trade; and the sib, of its ecclesiastical Works printed for Longman, Horn, Rees, miff' thine, 'Pater. : i n estr he uge , w ill be ad.vertised in the Pehlke Inners as Catty u c s the money or, demand, or exchange their Prizes for Tickets and history. - . • - . • •• , 110Stef- row. . . -- m.... Shan in the 2le w Lottery, at -: Printed for T. Cadet] and W. Davies, Strand; and A. Constable posniblo. • . - ~TREATISE on tfie CULTURE and MA.; ' , a. a " 7 , 1 a. nar . _., 0 , 1 ....._ 1 ,..,* N 0.4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. . and Co. at • Edinbeiigh:ilf,niliom may be had, the First Volume. l• A NAGEMENT of ERUCT-TREES, M Which- a" bier' '''''''""*'• - -cliegmerliiiis bftrillt be " ll3 ___ e _ t,rest __ - '''....... ........... 11 - . Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. Ti Wilda °no t artuiag P er e en tee '• Per diem, an received at t he uel.'s ' r. pylrT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, A LIBRARY OP VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. is added, a new and improved Edition of " Observations on the beforerhe -2 0 .4 instant. • . V 1 . ) that* ey have on Sale, the Tickets and Shares of the This day was published, in l_Ntrenty-eight handsome and closely Diseates, Defects, and Injuries, in all kinds of Fruit and Forest - . • ' NEW LOTTERY, printed volumes, royal iletno. containing each about Four 'Trees ; with an Account ofa particular Methodof Cure" Pub- WHEN Men of Education and professional skill Mich st ill begin and finish Drawing on the Bth JUNE. Hundred Pages, illustneted and embellished with upwards of lisped by order of Government. By William Forsyth, F. A: S. '). t , The S c h ; me is on the same approved _Principleas the last, One Hundred large Engravings price Eight Guineas in boards, .. . and F. S. A. late Gardener to Iris Majesty it Remington and St. use persevering endeavours to discover theneost silte and . I: . I hating only .. 5,0(#0 Numbers, with £lOO,OOO in Prizes, among or Ten Guineas elegautfy boun d ; and the VOYAGES in i Mr- e • • effectualstnethod of treat i ng a few re i gn i n g D isease seems,- James s, Member of the Economical Soci e t y at St. Petersburgh, - - -e ... which are teen Volumes, or the Taavzes, in Fifteen, may be bad sepa-ful result o f their experience is the best proof of euperionme • &c. Ste. In one volume BYO. the fuuith edition, • with thirteen . f FORTY CAPITALS ; . rately, after the same rate, folding Plates, price feet. boards. • ' Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, being regularly elecoitel In I ge addit ion to teem the Public are presented with Four i kCOMPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES 2. A Review of the RLPORTS to the BOARDOf AoItICULTeRIt, every blonds of their profession (certificates of which from dif.. 1 EXTRA PRIZES and TRAVELS, from the First Voyage of Columbus, in from the Western Department of Englaod; comprising Cheshire, ferene hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Ohesi- 1 of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the. Adventurer has the the year 1191, to the Commencement of the Present Century ; Flintshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire , 'Worcestershire, Glouces- cians e -they have to convince any inquirer), were induced to snake e - Ono of, ;Pining Four Primo of £20,000, by the Purchase of a tinle rick n. The fallowing ' Prises have.been Shared the principal of them printed vethatini from the best e diti on of tershire, North Wiltshire, North Sornereershire, &c. By Mr. the treetnunet of a few prev ! eleut Diseases the object of heir par- amt Sole at their Offices No. 11, Poultry ; - No. 12, Charing the original works. The whole selected audprepared for the press Marshall, Author of various Works on Agricalture, and other acute study , and continue to confine * thelr attention to thoeure r e Cross; and Na 31, Aldgate High -street. By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. branches of Natural, Political; and Rural Economy ewhose Sur- of &Cattle Disorder frequently contracted -in 'a moment.of l•ie- veys and Registers, relating •to those subjects, are the Prototype brier?, as also ha concomitants, whether recent, or. of porch aura- Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stonesfield, Chaplain to the Earl of their improved plan of treatment are speedily and e c ,791 ••• --. ... 420,000 4,099 .. ... ... £5,000 Moira, I - louorary Member of the Board of Aerlenhure, Author and Ground-work of the Reports to the Board of Agriculture. Wm; ulikhin y "21 .. • te ... V 20,000 : 2,025 .:. ... ... 5,000 In one volume, Soo. price In. boards. effectually removed. The can affirm that they have beeeVemially .. . vat refa hi de g n tli ce e in Sy w st7 rm , a w i h m i a n te te:a:g a ed sec e net ithe cteetru r,br .. in- s n letne of the Universal History, British Nepos, &c. la.c. &c. - ••• ••• 20,000 231 ... .. ... 5,0 0 . s ARC . ... This new and =lamed Work consists partly of a reprint of a By the same Author, In Soo. price 12s. boards, - successful in reuo •.• 20,000 19,247 ... Loa* • •64. • 5 s o ° o • • 93i2 .. ... ... i 0,000 11.5 A Similar Work ; comprising. Extracts of whatever is peen- temPerancellong , 3 , 5 amilar Coaction made by the same Au th or, which has fora A 111 • " ."" ''' """ * s ' o,o ' a coasidirable time been out of print ; and partly of new matter, liarly valuable, and Corrections of what is dangerofilly erroneous tive habit which reduces its votaries too miserable state of debility. Many years experience in this excluseve branch of theprofeseigti has ••• ••• ••. 10,000 20,439 .... in tbe Reports to the Board from the Ne7rthern Department; in- le raw , . 9.- • ... ' comprising the voyages unabridged of ANSON, BYRON, WALLIS, eluding Northumberland, Durham, Cumberland, Westmoreland , enabled them, by a superior mode of treatment, even in .lora- ,„„, " ••• •• 10,000 7,951 ... ea ... 5,0 00 ,-, a -to. - ... .„, 10 19 sf}s ' . 5 000 k-AItTAR ET, and COOK ; the T rave l s unabridged of AoutsoN, Lancashire, Yorkshire, and the mountainous Parts orDerbyshire. ble and complicated cases , where the general practitioner has ~ I. 23,521 .. .• ' "" ... " ' MONTAGU, and SMoLLET ; and of abridgments of many value- failed, to ensure to the patient a restoration to sound and vigorous • .. 10,009 13.984 ••• . ... ... 2,000 With SO Introduction; shewing-1. The Origia and Progress of m 23,124 .. ... ...,, ble works published subsequently to appearance of the former the Board of Agriculture. 2. The Plan and Execution of the healtb.-Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily, by either 1 10,000 1 ri.112 I 17,612 • - -"' ' 6 " edition, and bringing the Collection down to the present time._sex, with socrev, delicacy, and honour, personally, or by letter _. .. •.. 10,000 11,199 ,000 Reports. 3. The requisite Qualifications of a Reporter. 4. The s 20 ,14 . • - -• e ''''' '" . 2 - Printed for Ric HARD PriILI.IPS, London ; audit be bad of aucontaining a Bank note.-No. 13, Bouverle-street. Fleet-nreet. ' - •• 10 ,000 17 281 ^ 000 Plan of the Review ; end the Advantages of proceeding by De- e, 2143 ~ ' "* " 1 - ""' the Booksellers in the British Empire. ••• ••• 10,000 753 ... .... ... 2 , 000 td 71'7 c 1 ? 1 .,' " ..-• ••• ... 10.000 ...e p i t h 1,-- .. .. - • THE ARITHMETIC OF RE.e.L . LIFE.BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. , e 1 / 4 -simus were Skated and Sold at their Offices in' 3. A TXIEATisi on FO4/411 , 40, IhtfILOVING,AI4 MAS!ADISTO the last Lottery. 1. The Tables of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout, Coy:crier 114.1.01DLNCL3 ; and on the Choice of Situations appro- WITHERS' BALM of QUITO, price 2s. 9d. is r, -----..--,..._: priate to every Class of Purchasers In all which the object in the best remedy in the universe for Nervotmplaints, a , LUNDY Foors IRISH SNUEF. • .- and adapted to modern usage. • _ 2. Obsolete and unless rules expunated, and a much larger Tor- clew is to unite, In a betiet manner than has hitherto been done, the most powerful restorative and re-animating Ba lm Life and zu LUNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate die tion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities , Discounee, Rever- a Taste founded in. Nature, with Economy and Utility. it. con- Health, and the safest and best Medicine in the world. It is not daculties which those in t he Tobacco Trade have Whiten lons, Toflemes, Banking, Insurances, Brokerage, Chances, Ee- strutting or improving Mensions and other Rural - Buildings ;so pretended that this Medicine can arrest the progress of Nature; eßenteted in obtaining , their SauX from Ireland,* beg leivieto ' s ehanges, &c. &e. ss "t 1 ed by the Brokers and Commercial as to combine Architectural Fines with Picturesque Effects, and but it ie asserted and proved, that it will restore bplth even where prat . S x., 2 iL m. l '.4l ,., tirm and the I üblic in geseral, thee they have opened Companies of the City of London. in forming Gardens, Orchards,',frarms, Perks Pleasure Grounds, the constitution appears to have been irreparably Injured. Those ie, of , Arti nti ... ! ale teahouse at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said 3. More Examp l es u nd er ench Ride than are to be foandln -any Shrubberies, all kinds of midis' asset - deeeradve Mutations, an d who have impaired their health by a residence in bilk and nnheal.• its it' ne had, and where they are now taking orders. .ind other Work. • .s.• : dee. , ••• every object. of COrratreetnee Of beautregenkar to Country Seats; thy climates; the young of either sex, whose in fi rmities threaten . ennundneouti te loi u tu p erf resz l t vi i t n h te an ntion y to relinquish the Retail tbelinf, 4. Logarithms applied to Cakulations Of Annuities, Compound according to the extent, eheracter,, or style of sitoatiom, and the premature old age, a life of misery, and an early dissolution ; and er- hi* other artiste of saidTiad4they Malt Interest, dote. • . ••- - '' Rank, Fortune, and Expenditure of Proorietors • *from the Cot- those more advanced in years, whose tottering sapless frames ap- This day was published, a sew edition, price Me 6cl. lecellod, with rage to the Palace. witican'Appendis. Pry John Londen, Esq. pear withered and almost worn out, are the more Immediate ob- i:* __ rn ,_ request that those who may honour them wlth their the full allowance to Schools, F. L. S. In two volumes quirt°, illustrated by thia - trewoEn- jects of this soothing Balm, the benign influence of which Weir his u 2 tj in_. 7, l t will retail it as.received from them in its original ; 1 2! to bi g determined to affisid the nsOst liberal encourage' SYSTEM of PRACTICAL . ARITHMtT , . . Lc gravlngs, price three pelotas in extrabeardse ..• e .• 1- e. be extended to the whole class of Valetudinarians ; for in all cases to_ y a in all ages, where 4. A Simmer ..Tasartax en several ImproveMients rented and en hose who buy to sell again. live I to Cases • Aappitratile to the-present state of Trade and Money Tian- . By J. Laudon , octavo, price 19s. freboarde. tion has received a shock, or is by any means debilitated, tide re. of Snuff have just arrived at . No. 50, Y wt . stn. sections illustrated by numerous Examples under each Rule, ma . 6 . l4ln l l e ,"" ha e utel _ Nerve, S. The s..OIgri.KTIL Fdlltiltity or GZNIKAL DiCTIoNART of Locative and re•anintating Balm of Life and Health will produce set chie fl y adapted, to the use of Schools. , AGIICULTUAD and HusioNnar e comprehending the most int-- the happiest effects; the cold and tremulous nerves will be bo• ----......4„.....,••••••••••••••••• By the Rev. IS JOYCE. ' ' proved methods of cohivatien, Alt .diffcrent modes of raising warmed and steadied; the relaxed fibres will be braced maven !ger GRAVEL AND STONE. lin ITICKMAN's PILLS for the GRAVEL and m on 'ibibetic is Intended to obviate the complaint that Timber, Fruit, and Other Trefii:P l 4 tielenodern Management of dered firm; the muscles will be invigorated ; the sinews will be his leaving SehoOland entering into the,Cbunting Live Stock, with Descriptions of the most approved Implements, strengthened, the emaciated . limbs will be covered with firm flesh, l b _ i every ouch , tn, a3 B" „,..? T NE,!_. leen certain cure for that most al .-s, pis the Stone and Gravel, learnt re to actual Mtchinery, and Fartn Buildlnta.' Fifth Edition, enlarged, In two the exhausted vessels will be replenished, the ImPovensh.d watery 1 r bal , a nd excruciating painThilts'i painful and dig • Ilouse has mere to unlearn than he has .. . 11. -'elo in all Its various forms, calcule ' thius °flat tapes*. Every Rule, and eve:tie/ex ,Et &sewn large quarto ' volumes; the fifth edition, wholly re:written and en- blood will b ecome rich and bed le, and its l ang eid circulation restered to the sanative Impetus which is the true criterion ef ees otta is proceed f in the bowels. This disease Is from real . practice in the various branches of T , and useless largest, containing ICM Engravings, price. 46. 6s. in boards. h 3 2 . 4 . ~..s , _ the b weakness X O l with from a faulty secretion in th e kidneys, con- an d n menete 'bites, which have hitherto disfigured e e ßoteks of 4 '.` It has belie the particular aim of the Editor to present the health; the languid drooping spirits will revived and eebdarat. d - of theirs/easels. The use of Hick-Reader with a full explication of the numerous tsrms of the art, al ; digestion will be promoted - in-spurt , the tone of the nerves a .:_: t ' c e a l h by t. racine these organs. restoros the secretion of the of real life. Arithmetic, hay e given place in the present systeitt,' - usiges and at the same time to afford hi rt a view of Modern or Ins- will be restored, and by these means the whole eenstiretion will Ono- za ent .. y state, and prevents the farther production of Printed for 9.lenoao Putzzlis,leoudoo oak_ , . ~ gsapoeslof all proved Practical Husbandry, so arranged and methodlzed'es to be renovated. Feebleness, lassitude, antiety, melancholy, and a _ t cr which forms stone wad gravel. It is from success in Booksellers. be capable of ready reference; a point which he conceives to be the deplorable symptoms of disease, will mulish ; and strength, q 4ractice •,• woe i o , , and at the strong reconu nendation of numbers Also, a Ket to the doom, containing all the Anreggiii,epd most of the utmost importaucc to pr,actteal Farmers. . iembsur, serenity, and every evidence of renovated fiealth will be le _ t . e en c u redthem, WS kligtb* for the reference Of Masters, 6. A TaitActsa of the Col.rsras of the Vint, exhibiting new the happy result of taking this inestimable Della in 'due time, 111.•!,c and • it that they :are brought before the -, of the S olutions, woe ~ . n ki,, :enaexperience will convince eveoy one of their urn price 2s. 6d. and advantageous Methods of I'l'l+onm - ins, ("Wayfaring, and aecordeg to the dlrectiobillm use which acemmlany each bottle. . i", 1 ,111 eY atainst this fatal disorder. • - the e o loopioemorke, necessary In a Wayne of Conemer- Training that Plont,ao Its to render it abundantly fruitful. Togo. s e * Th e b a b a ad le prepared an d a dd by w . Withers, Vi. OP ` 4 Phelts. l l t eme retail , e . they with New Riess on she Formation, of Vineyards in England. C hem i st, ste, s attrnoster- ' • at Mr. Buhr Fs, 4, Cheapside, corner cla p Edueatiort:..- . , ,„, ~_,l _ •.,_ iseildhe; gets' by Latbbawy, LtverpOel; An n „ row; I etc, Royal Exehan re ; Clark, 069 Bo h ... 4 Boron , 1. IAD CI OMAR]: OrTIADt and ellagi.T. 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