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. M "?4 , N) • , b •. elt\ S 41. ek I .IA 1 tit A- ro far BEIt 9601. CI lA.It FEE-HOUSE. SATURTYkY, DECEMBER 6, re, PRICE SEVE N - PENCE. TUE FOUNDER'S DAY will be observed, as usual, on FAIDAY, December 111. Preacher, Rev. THOMAS GILI•PIL ACKLAND. OrS'or, EDWARD CHURTOIII. STEWARDS. ~, T h Green ‘Valford, Esq. I Alexander &Elle, Esq. ;,to Forsely Palmer, Esq. Thome. Getty. Esq. Soert, Esq. Rev. William Poynder. Divine Service will begin at a Quarter put Four. Diener precisely at Six. In the rem, and will be pubd,bed is Deasnaber, TRAVELS fro= VIENNA thrmigh LOWER HUNGARY I with mote Amount of Vienna daring the Cowen. By RICHARD BRIGHT, M.D. One Volume Quarto. with Ursa's,. Printed foe Archibald ibmCable and Co. Rillsbergla ; sod Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Leaden. MONMOUTH, KENNET AND AVON, THAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL, AND COMMERCIAL DUCK SHARES. To RCHI WILTS • 'MIN V 4; AOl • TO 116 SOLD IT AUCTION, By Mr. SCOT r. On Teams? the WM Dwannbcr,iti fleck', at the Mare, unless gjeelousily disposed of Private Costner, MONMOUTH NAVIGA I'ION. Ten Shares: the hair yearly Divideni now declare.: is iC4 per Share I Kismet and Avon, Thirteen `Owe.: Thames and Medway Na vittalinel•TWentg Shares; Commercial Dock, Ten shares, dirt. ding 44 par Sharers Annum. Pardo:limn at the Royal Hold, Birmingham ; Michett's Hotel, rkcaddFn the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge sifest, London. A LL Persons •iin to lend 1. \NS foe BUILDING • NEW GAO!. an. , H of CORREC nom. a. Fi.hrrt.n Ar.,;:r, In the Colony ot Wilts, containing se : •ar cn.timr places of ern.fin.ment for at leat lindeweil or:touts Of Clrrte•ior Pd. st.ners, and 30 Debtors, haw ne r. gird to clagratm them acent to their ets.es, and .he na ure of th.-ir r , sptctiTe trims., an.: ,tro. Titling convenient tof clas..ing an, .1 r eft 0101 new of Nile committed tor nsrd lanour are retort e.I to .en.l the -acre, with I.statnatita sad rropotab. for carry Og to Mr. John Sway-e, Der.ty Cerk . f h« "rue, WI on neat' Salisbury, Witte. on or hefore •i•e I .ty nf Derentber ext. l'wenty-fire will he paid A • I...nnra• to the person ' , roan% the P!a.,, Zat.. wh eh -hall h. . ,pproye4 Or; h{l; this c .ntiwnsan•.t. ~..t to be p.tid in cat it.* person setidmg the Niau , &c. shall b. afterward, employed ih eatstutioi Ow .ante. Thb dy was published, . In Three Ws, rim 11. U. In Uwe, MANDEVILLE ; a Tale of the Seventeenth Center, in England. By WILLIAM GODWIN. " And the waters of Mar fountain ware bitter; and they said, Let the name ot it be call.d Marsh." —Exodus, Chap. se Printed for Archibald Censtalde and Co. Elloborgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rem, Drawled Brown, Load a. Oa Monday, the !2d instant, will be publiebed, Ira Tbree Vol.. I Brno. 111 HE BACHELOR and the MA, RRIED MAN I J. or, The Equilibrium of the " Balance of Comfort," a Novel. rriietA fur Longman, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown, London. IS To be SOLD by PRIVATE C ON' ON 'MAC or LET on Lease, By Mr. SCOT l, AVERY comfiirt.able RESIDENCE, and com plete FARM of SIR FY ACRliii of Freehold and Copy hold eacellent Meadow and Arable Land In high eulioration, in a very plea ant, healthy. cheerful situation, aniveotently i mar to the Market.- Fawn of Braintree. 411 miles from Lundini ; com pact, bounded by two turnpike road+ ariver, with d..mestle Othries, Limo, Ga • turnpikeens. aiol ill i robberrwalk leading to the farming-buildings; completely adapted, at a great tapelike, for conveniently num:ging the Firm ; all in good order, well sup• plied with waver, with Immediate possession. Apply to Mr. Al ! :ar, Mace N , lt• ly, near Braintree; and to Mr. Scott, New Br dgewti eel, London. ••••••-- Titls day were published. Nes.ly printed in Two Vols. live. price 411. Is. boards, SANIONS, CHIEFLY ON PRACTICAL SUSHIC rs . By B. COGAN. Printed for J. Nlawntan, No. Ledpteltreet. This day we Fungal. inforatstion as to the intended eft* of the Building, and other particulars, may had on tonlication to Mr. John twayne. Wilton. near . altstture. Oct. t 3, 1817. It is the general %kb of the County that the Caul may be built in a subtdatinal and plain manner, with the Ivan possitte expense; and that • here may be no diffiailty contracting with persons Ikea, cure the wink, .Irchitects are requested to be particularity Even lye aml arcuraze to fortning their rummies. A rchitt cts are requegted to form their designs so as to admit or en , argentent and addition in tare it may hereafter be thought advetable. .t :VI BR 1 DGE UNIVERSITY ALMANACIC. TLI day was publisbeil, peke 4s. ed. elegantly owned OR as imperial sire, THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ALMA NACK for the Year iota, containing a correct List of the lita , :s of Colleges, University Olken, Professors, Terms, Ile rark.ile Days, &C. fkr.. ornamented with a View of.the Great Covt of Trinity College, taken for the purpose. ?rimed for Drightoo and Sons, Cambridge; sold by Messes. Lov;n.an and Co. London; and all other booksellers. This day was publl.thed, rice Its. id. A N EXAMINATION a the FOURTEEN A vgkas, selected from Scripture by Mr. J. BELLAMY, as a specimen et bis Emendation of the Bible. By CHRISTOPHER LEO, Tether of the f3ennan Language in the University of Cambridge. Cambridge: Seldby Deigtuon and Sons, Nicholson and Son, and T. Barrett, Cansbridee ; F. C. and J. Riviagton. and 1. linchard, London; Mil I. Parker, Oxford. On the lob of December wUI be published, le One Wean eve. in boards, price Ss. INSTRUC "[IONS for the Use of CANDIDATES for HOLY ORDERS,- and of the Patochial Merv, as to Lirsuces. Inetlteoese. Collations. Indectsoo, Die. with Acta of Parliament reiatlog to the Residessce :he Clergy and Maio tisane of Curates; sad to Martpses rues of Buildings and Repairs; and also to latcheages o f 'oases sad Glebe Lauds. With the Pomp to be wed. By CHRIS I'OPHER HODGSON. Smeary to his Once the AreAbiabop of Canterbury. fr.ctad by Eyre mod Straiten, sod sold by F. C. and 1. Ri. -on, ee , St. Paul's Cborebsyard kingbird, Piss TRIALS AT DERBY. Tla day was is Two Vols. Pm. Flee 41. is. ki emus bawds. tE TRIALS OF JEREhfIAH BRAM DRETH, WILLIAM[ 'mama. lii4Ac LUDLAM, 1 1 12191111111411,61 , HIGHTIRILIMIL Wits hi ftert-bind By W11.1.3AM BRODIE GURNEY, Shert-hand Writer to both Nooses of Pediment. by Butterworth and Son, Fleet.rretd; and leaner, Pa. ~t ter•row. Of whom may- be had . Ow few retnainis Co. tt of the 'Fria of Lewis WATSON, price Al. is. i.ho, a new Edition, being the Fourteenth, of Brachygrapby; Au Improved Sparta of libort•band. By Joseph Gamy, - ze half a guinea. _ to the SHOPKEEPERS la the METROPOLIS. .taTLeacass, 'ERE is an old and true proverb, that " iobd __ no bush." if the same dimaliabiadon were ex exterior objects o' taste. it would be economising ng wisdom. Unfortunately this isnot the Pee, e friend of maaltind to point out those bass arts are deluded. I do put address myself to those who . as to live by a species of swindling though K is to be .ee are net impervious to common sense. There are who Impose upon the Public th-tr nostrums, and would btlieve in their superior efilcuy. 'fnese decrptive who arr at war with fair .'saltoi.sodin alliance with &minding are deserving our pity.— I be object of to guard the Trade against them Quacks who City, and sell what they call SLIMMING IS, ie. Ike to thedosen, of a quality and at a price that part aide I rade will not buy it. lam informed, prary, that they always enquire for my Illbekinz, which sale, is fall pot bottles, at mere *lbw per dozen per cent. dismount, fee =easy, and whisk le of an superior as to and no further recomemedadoe. am, Gentlemen, year% eery *rely, IItAR TURNER. Masking Manufdetery, 114 1 Lendoonaid, Seathwark. ' 1 save so much Foreign and Country Trade, an I keep so I runnier, because dealers well know tie way to my AONIZED by tbeir Royal Hi ßhneeses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Beau Majesty the Emperor of all the Buda% Na dame se Duke of Brunswick. kis Ezeetteeey die Deis del by disk especial audieeky. ItOWLAIW4 kiIACASSAR OIL. composed .1 Vegetable tagredikom from the Island of the last ladies, ane asprecedested for preventing tothng of or turnip, grey to the West peeled of life; the weakest hair, and produces a luserient growth It pieces; she an inimitable natural 'Curt, which It in damp weather, dm 'produces whiskers, eye-brows, perfectly innocent, mad may with safety he applied to at infant. Resehadh Treatise on the Hair inclosed genuine bottle. Price as. 64 tbs. ed. and sel O. per Abs, ROWLAND); RSSINCR of TYRE, diatdy sod effeeteally 'Amiga Rea or Orel Hair, ;rows, Wkskirre, facto a permanent sod {Mosey Brown or liming the enact word colour—washing Mahal ibis c durable. It is perfeetly Innoctnt, and Ladies or Oar may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price A% and sos. ed. and One Guinea per Bessie. Sold wholesale, retail, and for esportarinn, by She sole Pro. •, A. Rowland and Son, Corner of Kirby-street, this brat • the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn. leaden; and went, by Maul. Hendee', Titchborno-strew I Mr. :yth, 117, and Gattle and Peirce, 57, New Bond-street f Bayley Blew, Cockspor-street ; )iewbery and bola, 45, Edwards, L 4 t. Paul's Cboredyard ; Berry, 17, Johnston, IS, Greek.. tet ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Vender" threogisout m•re. Caution.—Ask for Roseland's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and 4- .:hat each genuine bottle of the above articles are signed on vutaide label in red ink," A. Rowland and Sots" AU oboes : Counterfeits. Alto ma 7 be bad, an Interesting Esiay on she curious Streeter* *Ate hunk= Hri7, price Ss. Dedicated to her Royal Highness' nieces* Charlotte of Wide. and Salt Cubourg. ". Ert 96 TIIE FOUNT usual, Preacher, Re' Ora•ur, Elm ~,s, G r een Walla ;,ha Forsely Palma ::bar Soca, Es+ Divine Basil Oa Monday rrHE BACH/ IL or The &pail) Priweifur Luagmee Neat printed i S'z:R MONS, Printed for L.t:VIBRIDO 11:1day was publish ITHE CAMBI A HACK fur the Hors of Colleges, U rarkJle Days, &c. CO!:t of Trinity Coll ?tinted for Driest Lov;n , an and Co. Lc This dal A N EXAMII A VIIRSEFI, octet ai a specimen et bie E By Teacher of the Cambridge: Sok' b siva. Barrett, Cam lincisard, London; a On the Sib In One INSTRUCTIOI for HOLY ORE o:dusalion, Licascsa pen•ations: wish Act of :he Clergy and M, in cases of Buildings Tammy Houses ani By CH fl aetary to his Fr,cted by Eyre a rioron, 032, Sc, Pet 71. b day was THE TRIM DRETH, WU tai uoacia.virsic By WIL Shirt-hand Ws f.!l by Butterwori s:er•row. Of • I el of the Trial of 3, 1.150,a new Mks 67, An Improved Sy ;:t:c half a guinea. LETTER to the S Gery:Amass, [HERE is an A wine mods no b • • on exterior • and practising , d it behoves it•e frh y width they are del so mesa as to live • TILT are not noes who impose t s make us Inhere ii • - , who arr • ty, notwiikszat • • Address is to gu ambulate the City, • even h 5 bottles t 4 be respectable part u •• the coo , rary, that t eller to sale, is full • 10 per cent. dirges as to need lei lam,( . Biteking Mai:afar e I have to myth I own I reveller, be efactsey. ISATKONIZE Princess of We h Maje st oses the Duke y mu, by that • BOWL • singes composed Laamar, in the BSI hair biding of or relegthans the wee • the baldest places yes ID damp eri kV...it is perfectly youngest Infant. with each genuine be lade. Also, RON Width Immediately 40 Brows, Whisk/el black, tmtati • • ng the rye more durable. rseten may dye du '1.6e.. and los. ed. a • Sold wholesale, re Pretest, A. Rowland taming on the right 1 . bY appointment, by Z'ryth, 117, and Gat Blew, Cockspur L‘t. Paul's Cburc rreet ; and by all Pe Lure. Caution.—Ask for i•rve :hat each g e n u i ~ •'.e vutaitle label in n ee Counterfeits. Alto ea, be land, t *he huutza :c t'tincrsa Cbation Handsomely Flitted in s vols. No. price it Is. boards. rt trruNas of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; %.! being Heads of Lectures &Moored in the University of Bdiubergh. • I By JOHN PLAYFAIEL, F.E.S L. & E. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh. With Plates. Second Edition. •.• Volume II separately, price to.. 6i boards. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Long. man, Hurst, Bees, Onne. and Brown; Cadeil at d Davies; and John httarray, London. This day was published. In Geo. price 7s. 6d. boards, the Second Ed tion, of OBSERVATIONS on the DISTINGUISHING ST MP TOMS of three different tpeeles of Pulmonary Con sumption, the Catarrhal, the Aprotematous. and the Tuhercu least wtth sons, Remarks oa the Remedies and Regins,n best fitted for the Prevention Removal, or Alleviation of eack Spe cies. To which is added. an Appendix, on the he. station and Use of Laetocarium, or Lettuce-Opium By ANDREW DUNCAN, Sen. M D. F.R. and ASS. &.. Phytitian Extraordinary to the King, and Senior Physician to the Prince Regent for scutlatid, &e. Sce Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Loogasaa, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. ilia day was published, in tivo. With numerous Tables and Plates, pries las. in boards, Aii.ESSAY no the STRENGTH and STRESS of 'LIMBER; founded upon Experiments performed at the Royal Military Academy, on Specimens selected from the Royal Arsenal, and his Majesty's Doch.yard, Woolwich. Pre ceded by an Historical Review of former.' berme; d Expert. mints. Also, an Appendix on the Strength of Iron and other Materiels. DT NITER BARLOW, of the Royal Military Academy. Pabilibed by JoispbTaylor, at the Architectural Library, 59, High Holborn. BILIOUS MID LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS mild and effectual Remedy for ail those vita orders which originals in a vitiated eaten at the Liver and alloy Organs, namely, Indigestion, Los at Appetite, Heedeches, Heartburn Flatulent:in, Sous% Cos Jones., Al. lotions of the Liver, lie it may be wetted with the atria. est truth, that DLit:ol4l ANTIEILiOUS PILL+, have met with mars general approval, and particularly by the Medical Preibellee than - any other Medicine whatever. This ant d. tone awl* recounsodedon to thillietiee el every hadleitlesl Said with the slave suesplahles. Ploy U* *very reamensaik. &Oast of oUd operation with successful Jot ; and requiring aeresuaint or eendooswat daring their use, are to particular a moo valuable and convenient Medicos): for the t reveller, whether by sea or land. • in tropical climates parilcuLuly, whets the cot wore of redunden• and vitiated Bile are se preys. lent old alarming, they are an invaluable and ellickat prose den. They are likewise peetiliarli calculated to correct disorders athieg from excesses of the table, to restore the one of the steasseb, and to remove every eumplaint occasioned by Irmo oily of the homes. Sold is hoses at 6s. I is. and MO by R. BUTLER end Sows, Chemists, No. 4.Cheapeide, warner of St Paul's Lliarch. yard, Landes; nod 34, Sackvillostreet, Dublin also by tie prin. 'Opal &Daimlers, Druggist , * ' end M ed ians Venders in every Pownlereughout the UnitedKiogdent &Odd Won. near Manchester, Oct. id, l et S. SIR --A sou of ours IS years of are, about S 4 media sp, wbilst I. :be employ of .lldr. !loom Wilkie. Si., was In the kaiak, daring die summer, of bathing to hot and cold water aksrossery , lo the reservoidof a atom engine ; wow weeks afterward, be was eased with dolliculty of breath leg, end his pascal keakk beams se as to tinder him unit tor hosimess be van eselined, apparently in a dying state, fur to weeks, baring seven large mate Worsen the beck, Mow, and bell j le this *eons .he tweeleted, unrelieved by any of die be bad ressures se, trio a fellow-sense (Jobe Ituds.l on) who bedews a wieder glee aired by yea Aranserbetic Drop. anade a Wholes to redoes a bottle toe the youth, eau k its se wee es weeder/4 baton be bad lionised one small bot tle, the good sestet evldeetly 'bone font., and encouraged a per leverenee. The emits are be la perfectly well. the Ware are hided, ads derthrldleiekklipod, and Ite appears coestkedessUy re-aside sods. Weary bar, year Omits:it servants. OEOKOZ AND ELLEN LAWSON. We, the endeselped, do hereby certify, we wits/lied 'looped Wino et Mr. Lipson Dives le she ease of William Lawns, as sieve lassie. Taseutl Watatesestaxtployer et W.Lawase. Issas Steitlwrastats Deak-ksolue• To Mr. Mite Llama, Serves, PAlumbinter. Time Drapes,* Night madded sperm bottles, at 04.mA Hs. .(esse tee. bottle is opal to three da. seek Wholesale and Rend by Str. Lipson, Methods" t else by 1. SUM sod nee, dft. Learbefee, West SedtbSsid; Settee sod Ce. Den Charcblenl; may and Seas, 95, Neet-inarket; Edwards. IS, St. here Chercb-yard g Sutler and Sens, g, Cbeapaide, mod by one armor. principal Mediden Verdes, le every teethes tow. OM Wiwi 'rte NORTHUMBERLAND. VALUABI.E FREEHOLD F.iTATE, nearly Trr et, DELIGH TFUL RESIDENCE, MANOR, FIaiDAY. and other valuable Appendages. TO BE hOLD BY PRIVA I E CON TRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, THE Valuable and we; y desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, nearly •Thke Free, with the Manor or Loobtop of BR IN K UR N ; comprising a capital Mansion-Houte, adapted for the accommodatioa of a Family of tie Est respertabilitr. with SPlCriitat °MU/ Gardens, beautiful Plea.ure-gruailds, anti upwards of I ONE I•HOUS.IND MOH r HUNDRED AND cinirur ACRES, Of which rwo Hoodred and Forty-four is Mnor Land, the re mainder rich Mealow, Pasture, Arable and Wood. The River Compel, which abounds sri.h Trout andorher Fish, fi :we throuLit the grounds. 1 he Manor is +tucked with Game, presenting a mug eligible situation for a Gentleman food of Fishing and Field Sports, or for the iiivrinment amour The Lands are d.vided into Eligible Farms, with Farm-haute. and Out•buildings. to the occu, ation of respectable • inane.. Also, a valuable a:OLLIE Y sad LIMbKII.N S. Tbe Parochial Chapeiry of lirtakbutn be im+p to the Istate, and the Proprietor may appoln• tie Clergy man The situation beautiful, the Gromids highly picturesque, and ornamented by the noble Ruins of BRINKBURN PRIORY, Which are smoldered amongst the finest in the North of England. Che Estate is about one Mile distant from the West Road leading from Newcastle to Edinburgh, about nine miles from Morpeth. 10 from Alnoick, le from the sea port of Alaraouth, and 14 front Newcastle. Coaches pus daily. A person from the Mansion-house will chew the Premises ; and further information may be had on application to Major Hodoon, at Estekbern Priory. Particulars of Mettles. Graham, Kind/May, and Domenic, Solicitors, Lincohes Ina; and of Mr. Robins Warwick street. Golden-square; where a Plan of the La: ate. and Elevation of the Mansura and Priory, may Ise seen. ea Eliot 4 logivoiv wag& VIAMILIES who Are patina to RENO" and i . EHENI:111 WINES, to assegai of their receut residence as the Ceettnent, are respectfully informed that they may be lerniebed with Wines of the best quality at the fultowhiß iea Wl:i. able Prices, at the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE C.M. PAWN 51'OREI, No. to, %kitinet-street, ur the Company's Order Odes 340, Oxford street. i'hr Ccinpany's present Stock at runs* a nd Rhenish Winos. nimbi,/ of 120 Hbds. of Full Battled Claret, is Duck, at £3O per idul. COO Hiatt. do. of the finest Chateau Alargut, Li ghts aad Chantilly, of the first growth: 50 37 Hlios.uf -auto:rue auJ Vs a de Cr.,,.. audio Dock. so 1,300 Dos tit full ho lied Claret, eil Growth. 6.is perdue. 110 J do. of big I flavoured Chateau Margot and Leine, do. 100 s. 170 do. of high favoured Cote Rotl, do. 103 s. 150 do of Sauterne 755. 112 do. of Via de Grave • 655. II a do. of very OW /luck pOs. 9 .turns of Moe ilti:k, Vita: •of 1770, at £75 pet Awe. NAL' A. th.se latter Wawa lie at the Company's Scores, at No. so, Uentlemess who can make it convenient are respectfully solcited to tan 111 Okutner•street. Nun tic .Kure •ed •a!ere •[ta.—MAITIAL. " Life is only Life, when blew with Health." pHE fines system of E tilos .1 to cwnhue within due A. bomb', and thus to regulate the PASSIONS; unrestrained and insuhoplinate they impetuously destroy thus. !unites which ftelign n and Moraiity have Made sacred; to curb but not anni hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, beet calculated to limit , heir ellerrebeence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promo:el when Prof. ssumal men (disregarding the suggestions et the en violas and interested) devote their studtes to the treatment of those complaints generate I by Imprudence, and the ebullition of she yes:ions at an unguarded moment. " I The strength of a na tion cunnt•ts In the health 01 the people;" but it is meleneholy to RAW on the daily sacriffce to the Ignorance of onfeelmg empyri. si.ns, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering humatut y, the result of our own experience In the r various dtse:wis of I)theittr. unwary victim of solitary vice, (early acquired' at school, before Reason has asserted her right over the wind), wilt. in eoutemplating hispovrerless state become se-cepthw of enlivening lemmas, la knowing that the most compiles ed state of exhaustatm may be roused into manly energy. lutes's* study.--:mnioderate anaivy—long residence in tropical climes, and many other maws, will frequently derange the is sa voys serrate ; in such eases we can held out an assurance of re-' animation, by remedies which have loos answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both sexes. That baise w lonian happiness Loaf IttlitilLA can now be treated feariessly, the improved state of Medleal BClence Laving divested its antidote of these distressing proper tee that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring ender this malady, that's Sew days wily are required for the rrnovai of early symp toms; that the meet ftweserato ewe vest• yield to cur remedies within a swath, and that in a perm who wily suspects himself injured, the disease may he proveatedakesetber front appearing; and* remark %piles to many other derangements of the gene rative system, as weakens, ofterations,fte. especially strictures, °bottoms eases of whisk medal*, removed emboss' the use of mu ftis or stionulants. dew peculiarities welders' to the softer sex have sot escaped our attention; in which mildness combined aid: .meaty has superseded the means unary adopted. In fine, our quern is unique ' peeellatly energetic, and eminently successful. ideated in this our native shy; schooled in our professional attainment by its splendid seedical character.. and having been able, penonelly, to compere with &bowmen the British Surgical practice, with the continental, our pretensions to superiority (to a breech we have selected) we matured by esporiewis, which is 'dead by the daily applications we receive, even from distant elteetrue. (Mad and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. Borivorkrotreat, Flast-eireet, London. ••• Foe the poen' accommodation we do oat Walt wireelves ' to mood pada& of maetke, but may be Cestelted at all reason ' able bear,.—Ceuntry Panama are reerawited to describe infinitely their symptoms. ikc. wise° medicate, witb advice, will be imam sliatdy forwarded to soy part of es kingdom.-4A Banit-ao, eapticttd 0 amumpany it* cam ROY.•IL ACADEMY: Thursiay evening Mr. CARI.MC delivered his 4th Lecture upon Anatomy. 'rlie commencement of this discourse was principally devoted to observations en the appendages to the bones ; part:cut:ray those of the joints. tot the purposes of power, extension, and d.-xion. The hinge joint occurs most frequently, and is Moat MlllllOll in the extremities. l'he ball and cup .ints have the po er of descrdiiiil a complete cards, and are generally placed at the grand cimmencentents of the principal extrara ties, as 0.. shoulder, hip, &c. The eating% hones cornpostne the spine have nojoints. and are cies ly united tar the purpose of preventing tile thing intervening, as the spine contains en elan. Ration of the brain. The Professor next adverted to the angles the 'farina; b mes form at the joints, in the d fferent degrees n: betiding, and added the particuhr measurement of tliofe angles. Mr. Culisle then took a general survey of the wlio!e of the skeleton, coma mencing with the brain wsiiett he remarked was :nun.: on every arsailahle siJe ; the senses are placed • in its immediate vicinity ; the spine 'is variously curved; at the commencement (which forms the Reck) it is eonver, for the purpose of better support. l ing the head, (the principal weight of which lies ift the front ) ; it then becomes concave to gore room to the heart, lungs. &c. and again convex, to support Ithese ; the ribs extend round, to guard the vital parrs. The difference ,af height in the human Egnif in the evening, (the Professor remarked), was no more than the efrect of weariness upon the mustiest `tha.i...ays always remain the same.• The bones of the feet, which support the weight of the body, are placed in continued vaulted arches, resembling the stones of a bridge. Quadrupeds have the spine considerably straighter than men, and are deprived of the bill and socket joint. In a general -1 vivo/ of 'he skeleton, we perceive that nature has must carefully avoided straight lines, the obvious purpose of a hie, is to break the force of percussion ; a blow. upon one jaint, were tile skeleton diferently sh'ike the whole frame. The Pm• fe,,,,r concluded with recommending the study of the skeletio, pitticittatly to the S!udents, as it is the grand and principal regulator of the proportion,. '1 AFRICAN LXPEDI7 THE LATE CAP FAIN CAMPBELL. This valuable uffi.:er. from whose talents, seal, and ensi rot acquirements, much was to have been ex. - pected, fella saciitice to the severity of a tiopicali clint.ue, and to the fatigue, anxiety, and privation to "" which the whole of his party had for some time been expos. J. The expedition was ihtendvd in some degree, to trace the route of the lamented Park, proceeding by the shortest course from the coast, across the mound tains of Emig, and southward a the Moorish pop& lations, to the upper part of the Niger ; and descend• ing that river to form a junction with the maritime expedition which had previously entered the Congo. The command had originally been intrusted to Major Peddie, an Officer of rank ai,cl enterprise, but who unfortunately fell ill, and died on the Ist of January 1817, ere the party left the river Nunez—and about the same time the expedition lost a valuable Offiere n Lieutenant Macrae, who had joined only a few days. Captain Campbell after wards proceeded by land about 150 miles farther into the interior, to the river Panyetta. and Rear the mountains. The King of Teemba. in whose territories they were, was thou at war with the Tendoo country, and declined granting permission for thee , . to pre . ceed farther, at least, until the end of the campaign. In the mean time, the rainy s2ason set in, and Captain Campbell, having lost many uf his companions, and the greater part of his beasts of burthen, found it equally impossible to remain or to proceed. He resolved, therefore, to re. trace his steps to the coast, and, 41ter undergoirg great privations, arrived at K ikundy on the Bth t f June, and collected vessels for transporting his men to Sierra Leone, until the expedition should be re. fitted, and a more favourable opportunity should per mit its prosecution. He was not, however, destined to fulfil this intention. The severity of his sufferings had reduced his frame to a state of extreme debility, and the disappointment of his hopes had deeply preyed upon his mind. On the 10th of June be was taken ill and confined to bed, and on the 13th he ear pie. J.—Captain Campbell was a native of Caithness. He resided for many years in Dublin, of which city an excellent map, from actual survey, was made by him. To his friends he was endeared by the mild. nets of his manners, and unassuming merits—and from the pains he had taken to qualify himself in every way for the task he :ad undertaken, they ton. fidently looked forward to his distinguishing hi mse lf in the elucidation of African zieography. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. 1/101 all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach .11.: and Bowels, Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, Bilious or %Lk Heed Aelt. Pains and Usetessiess of the Bowels, Sickness at _Mama* Habitual Costiveness, &c. &c. HALLAM'S AN 11- BILIOUS PILL& It may to many be satisfactory to know that these Pine are the composition of a Medial Gentlemen of very extensive practice in the present dm . This safe and elegant pre partUee is justly esteemed tor it. agreeable and certain operation, by which It di.. tea ty r. a.l ttlACtiUll or obstruction of the stomach and huts* Is, whether arivng from bile, indlgestion, Sates limey or ad. sicknm , a stomach, rad-acts, Sic. It operate, by ditiletkieg am id O. or other crudities. retained in the incepts ad canal, and sal as an a; .rative to the ,ystrin generally. Free from any andisonial or mercurial preparations, it Is at all Mahe safe; makes been give.. sub singular good eLct during preg nancy. Ira aetiou is p :rticularly adapted to persons of bilious habits, and these of sedentary lives, where a sulEctent action of ' the bowels la not kept up, and monde, retained in chose ersatu are frequesily producinx pains and distensions, bead-ache, lan. guar. and giddineo„ or a sense of weariness or oppression. 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