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• an, tpt hit nt, a•«! If a NI , MPER 9374. I'a ler EXTREME DISI iat AND id. Several applfrarlons Ws e -- . l!:irg %cline Clothes sl infortted, that any al II: No. 53, Brick-lani - ; k rig. _ b je ' . e• - "7!• - • 4 . A b r T 4 14 > - . et) •• • f 44111 c% /- / , V4 'k4;l ; & . V 211110) I z 7 , • MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1817. PRICE S " r. ? V (`F. TRESS IN SPITALFIELDS AND ITS vicit.mr. • basin been received by the Conunittee should be sent, the Public are respect. articles of Clothing sent to the Soup de, be carefuily dram'- ', :el Sch,criptions already advertised, £4`2,7411 11 3 IbTJUNC (lON. • Lately published, price Its. hi boards, PORTT D'ctionarium lonicum M • Orteco-Ladnum, plod Indieetit in comes HERODOTI Idhros continet, cum Verborum et Loeuriorium in his observatu dignarunt accurate Destriptiore, min varies lonten Litwin Proprie•ates, Regulasque diligetitiulme notate, et Herodotehi Exemplis illustrates, demonstror. Printed fort. Parker, Oxford, and Messrs. It'vingtnn, London. The extensive *ale of this Work having Induced Mr. Natha• thank! Blits to prinr an Edivien without the permission of the Editor, by whose labours it hasher's rendered generally useful to the readers of Hrrodosus, Booksellers are respectfully informed, that the Lord Chancellor has granted an Injunction against Mr. Bliss% Book ; and they are therefore warned of the consequences of selling that or any other surreptitious Edition. THAMES NAVIGATION• GUILDHALL, LONDON, March 8, 1817. THE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into 1 Execution the Acts of Nriiament lately passed for the fin prnventent of the Navigation of the itiver Flumes, Westwar , i of London Bridge, within the jurisdiction at the City of Low fon, will meet in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, at GUILDHALL, London, on T/lURSDAY, the 47th day of March Maur, at Twelve u'Clock at Noon precisely, to receive Proposals, in writ ing, sealed up, for the purchase of Bonds, under the Seal of the Corporation of London, for any sum or vents, not less than xioo, nor exceeding ,89800, hearing an interest of ,85 per cent. per annum, to commence from the xsth day of March instant, and issued under the authority of the said Acts. WOODTHORPE. A T a nnmerans and respectable MEETING of LAI I / 4 . PROPKIETORi of EAST INDIA S rock, had at thst City of London I avert, this 14th day of March, tit?, RICHARD CAMPBELL. BAZETT, E. in the'Cbaii, - - The foll4vving itesedntions being me4rd by lbw. i:Ltressis Esq- and weeonded by 1 uomAs Vert.tmos, Esq. were Wwwi. mousey voted: Tht Committee beg to acknowledge the rectipt of the follow. ir; Dorttions : M. M. from Clapham, .58 Shirts, &c. various siva 18 Gowns, ditto 80 Caps, d.t.o and other articles. Frem Mn. Wright, 3, Ci.arles street, Berkeley-square : 24 Shirts and Shafts, each 6 Children's Shifts 24 Flannel and Linsey Petticoat" Bedgowna 12 Chsck Aprons 12 Shawls. £4 Pair Men.' and Woman' Stockings. 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Is. and is. 6d. each. No. 43, Gerrard -street, Soho square, London. ALI APPEAL 'l'o '1 HE JIiDGAIENT OF MANKIND. I CHALLENGE the World to produce, if it can, A Blacking that's equal to Tint N ta'! Japan; For like chrystal it shines, while it softens the leather, And makes your boots proof 'salon the wind and the weather. Why the praises of Tuavtit's Japan should I tell, When those have used it must know it so well? Why should coachmen still brush at old harness in vain, When this Blacking can give it fresh lustre again? For, without second sight, I can prophecy soon, That you'll see it adopte d by Foot end Dragoon • For you merely can tell, when drown up on par ade, Which glisters the brightest, the foot of the blade. Tie Gentlemen, too, who would boast their attire, And feel fur respect so profound a desire, May bear the fair Ladles, if Toot, ea's they me 9 Cry, How charmingly polished his manners and shoes Ye authors and poets who gladly engage To instruct and reform this degenerate age; Dee Tua WM'S Japan and your fame will take root, Then your genius will shine as well as your boot. Though Davy and Hume hare astonished the world, And the Cheinkei Volume of Nature unfurrd; Yet in Chemistry surely there something was lacking, Tell Tuarraa discover 'd his wonderful blacking. Who does not feel pride in a WIILLIMOTON'S name, Wawa the whole of the Uniyerse rings with his fame ? So are Toasts& and Wettt oculist famous afar, One the Hero of !backlog, the other of %Vat !! Gentlemen may observe, that this compositioo, when used for eheir Gig or C.Arriage Harness, after one er two applicatious, will produce a brilliant, rich, glossy, black lustre, and at the same time act as a pgeserver of the leather. Sold retail by all respectable Shopkeepers within the clrculadoi of ibis Paper, in Stone Bottles, at bd. Is. and Is. 6d. each. No. 114, London road, Southwark N.B. Ask for 'loan les Blacking. THE CAT AND THE Boor; OR, AN IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS. As I one morning shaving say For dinnertime preparing, A &main' bowling from the cat Se: an the roan &staring Sadao I tara'sl—beheld a scene I could not bat delight In, For hi my boot, so bright and clean, The eat her face was lighting. Bright was the boot—lts Barbee fair, In lustre maim lacking; I sever saw one half so dear, Escape by Wass tit's BLACKING. ! that name shall last as long As beaus mod kites shall dash on, Immortalized iu every song That chants the praise of fashion: For, b ! without his all Attempts we may aboto,h, To raise upon our boots at ail The kast of jet or pullsh.) Surpris'd its brilliancy I view's* With silent admitation ; The glass that on the.table stood Waxed dimly on its station. I took the boot, the glass displae'd, For soon I was aware, The latter only was disgrie'd Witene'er the boot was near. And quickly found that I could shave, Much better by its bloom, Than any mirror that I have Wallin my drawintroom. And sines that time, rye often smll'd To think how puu was frigliten'd, When at the boot she tugg'd and toird By Wattattes lilathirig brighten'd. The above Inestimable BLACKING is prepared by 7. - - REMOVED TO Ns. SO, STRAND, LONDON. Aodetshlby most Boot-makers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Brush ntakers, Perfumers ' Ste. in every Town in the Kingdom, in sit/oohing'', 6d. lOd. and is ed. each. N B. Aik fOr WARISN'S 4th, Map Mr. Campbell's very considerate conduct at dad last Election in refraining fmm offering any opposition to a rival Caistiniste of pre-eminent qualifications, and his manly avowal of Mr. I.umsden's superior claims to preference, are honourable anti satisfactory testimolies of hi. couscientious regard for the wet. fare of the East India Company, and merit our unanimous re. commendation of his interests to the support and favour of the eroprietors of East. India stock. R. c; ii Chairman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the •fhanks of the Meeting were proposed by a sox ue doe r %TELL Esq. seconded by Dr. MACQ [EN, anti uhanialously toted to Mr. //hat IT he his able conduct in the Chair. Mr. Campbell's Committee will sit daily at tbe City of Londoi Tavern, until tivi ,lay of Election, which is fixed fur the el./bleat& IT is univvally acknowledged, by the most respie:; rs table part of tt.e prote.sion, that the Medical Boards, esteem fished by the celebrated Stop-oils of Charlo.te House, illackfribre Road, and Woodstr.ck-street, Odors'. street (A Li/ doors ftbm Bend street), are the tounts:n head for advice. It is a fact, :hat; by the united tatems of these Gent c.-:en, Si, sand Patents have been cured annually of obstinate Diseases ; many of whom had been sliA.l•arged from Hospitals, and ben duds had been knpropetly treated by persons isa.gant of saint portant brands of the prole-Ana. Mmes.,. COOPER, NIUNROE, and CO. art consulted daily by all ranks of vetide, at vac's of th.-lr Estabitst , mentet orty let ters irons the Conotry, st.,ttng their ease, M-dicsre and Advice are sent to allio.rts of the iiink,coos.—There are side doors at each house, sod private roams tor females. Direct Charlutta House, opposite the Rev, Rowkind Ales Chapel; Or Woodstock House, near New 13•34.strett. 1 1/ lt. FOTI-lERGILL'S NERVOUS DROP& Tills Tlelicine ha 4 been known more than Ilse a Cantu, for its efficacy in every deFrripTion of Nervou:tx•crdeiti ' and their va:ictis affections, !:14 Lowness of Spirits, Haul Aches, Loss of 'Appetite, Int:lg.:won, Spaint4, Hypocbct.driacittn, Languor{ Anxiety of Mind, Fainting lit% aced for every kind 'of.DebiSty or Relaxation; vel.en her hereditary, or uccaiioned bp a long re sidence to hot or untie:lllly Ciirnates-; ton Sedentary &life, or close applic AIM to Study ; excessive Case or Grief ; Dinka. tint), or other causes. 2 0 those afil:cted, is particidarlf re commended-a trial oft s invaluable Afe.titinra thin itidob they may be assured of obtalniog almost in ine la a sipg{ { 4 an d I alter a r.: howl& perseverance in taking it, the com2leterc-esta. blishmentof their health. Sold to batles, at Is. tid.; 1 ts. and Us. (by Appointrarm, by R. Butler met Son=, Cilissii.ts, No. 4, corner ci St. Pavl's Church-yard ; Sanzer, ten, Oxford•str,..e: : frigkt »ad Co. 269, H•eipstrt et, licircwri; and by to. r' , .- , iva! nzoksr"v't and Dn anus in ever y City and Toren in tilt limed Kingeolris i.OLK AND SURC:CAI 1 1141 , ENSARY. Nip Naval lifrhners tt e Dr:ce •..* YORK, Preriiiiiit. _ _ p r Itli;roati,Metutxr of rt.:* ft oyalCotleip, I. ox of Egrement, Earl of I ,eltrim. hos. I. Barry, - M.P. J;shn Latoxcite, THE Royal and Noble PAtrons of the -above IN- S lair the exclusive Treatment of vr.Nr. EAL COMPLAINTS, and the!: slans:eratts consequences, In order to insure the berteiltc that heel, re: tram it, %elected Mr. Kier min as its Surgeon, (:raiiding !lie% or. Ole list of the Royal College) mum having ii:ts•ciod :orrentiuti to timist &leases. Mr. Klernr.si cdticeiets at a pa:: a: , his udicial ...try to caution the public, by pointing to Ilse:Liss of the Royal ::•.11e4e, pablished in February, I lii, as the only sore goi?e, and ••• nn assertion of pentnns a , suming south tides„ and r.c!rmaing them, without bc:ng sanctioned by this Ina, are to be creditel The an nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that same of the mcnt dangerous cases of Stric - ut eK, De.nlity, and other supposed lacurahle affections of the Generative Ori i ans have taut here ra dically and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may Le coasulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his House, 21, Lows r Charlotte -street, Bedford square, where iro. tens from •fown and Country are to be addressed, and the neces sary advice ]aid medicine will be given, or tent, to any part of did United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. 2d Ftlition, Pract'cal Observations 00 the above D!ssaws. by F. Kiirrmin, and ntay be had at No. i7a, Beet-stress, No. 20, Patemoaer-row, and No. 10, Crown-coott Soho. IMPORTANT ADVICE. .---- Si quid nevhd reales rails Candidus imperil, sl non his utere mecum.—Hoe. TO regulate the human passions, not to destroy them; to give them a proper direction and a due force, to. stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them front our nature, or 'foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into new ann. stek—is the busintis of a rational morality, dictated by the pre cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the cnncluslons of the soundest philosophy. It is unnecessary, after all that has been written nn this subject, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those dtseases that ate brought upon the human body aid mind by indulging 10 excess in sexual pleasures, and particularly by persevering in a pernicious habit too often acquired at Scheel. It .nore concerns the private happiness of individuals and the general irosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, thr.t from a long, and extensive practice in this parrictibr branch of the Pro'ession, we can with the greatest confidence at$l2TC ail Parent. and Guardians of Youth, anal those persons who labour under a general or partial debility and derangements of the Naavous STIITE m, whether produced by this habit, by ineeterate SyrutLivie Infection, by intemperate Irving, or residence in hot clima.e., by intense application to study, by immoderate lOW, or by excessts of any kind, that we have it in our power to otter an entirely new m-shod of cure, without the smallest rise of Meacuae, !rich In the varieties and in all the stages of that complaints, has continued to answir the most sanguine extrecta dons of Patients of hoar Sexes. The earnests( as and anxiety with which the *414 has lens hooked for so great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. menu of a p..h.hed and enllgldened age, as that of men of skill, talents, and in.estit7, dmainrgceit,hienn:sferc:nti eevseerlyttalieuaeirytetreofq:p4es diwa.es, is evinced by the eager applications for advice and me dickies wide!' we are de:ly r world. In slight and rem t CAE, sof Syphylitic Infection, a per fect cure Is completed in the ,purr period of two days; attifiture of the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners have fatted, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to• the patient a sate and radical cure. Strictures of the Utethra, fams tea to twenty years duration, are by cur enperior method of cure, permanently removed in the course of three week.. Patieuts of either sex may consuls us with the grea:est honour s secrecy, and delicacy, at our beast, No. 10, Hatton•garden.— Pattcnts in the country, de.crihlng the nature of tin-:r ease , s'd it:dosing a remittance tor ,lace -ncl n:etheines, the same tall be suit to a Parts the CURRIZand CO., S:egt No. 107, Hatton-far4o. .A