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i~ Q . . .~. . :T - 1,!91 f„ F,77 ic 1 .604. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, Instituted 1774. bulk RECOVERY of PERSONS APPARENTLY DROWNED or DEAD. PATIO'S, ;rise KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY PARSITILNT. sit Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. K.G. hiHE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be preached on SUNDAY NEXT, the 18th February, by Bight Rev. Lord Bish o p of LL ANDAFF, at Grosvenor jO, South Audley-street. pone Service will commence at Half-past Eleven &Clock. Several Persons restored to life by the means recommended if t h e society will attend. The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held on WED yEsDAY, the 48th Much, at the Qty of London 'cavern, in si s hopsgate-street, is Grace the Dukeof NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G. in the Chair. besets for the admission of Ladies into the Gallery to die PreCtiiiol% of the Persons restored, and the Presettation d t h e iimnorary Medallions by the Chairman, can be had only d the Stewards. The ne. us Gentlemen will receive Honorary Medallions: tduryat, R.N. Captain Earl Mt. Jai Mann Mr. C. J. Laisne Me. Ida Gray Mr. Cox. lb. Ilia *Win Mr. W. A. Parkes. .RTIN. M.D. Nev. sod See. JOHN NA: SATCSWANSILA, WA R W ICK and S OU RM ROMAN, KENNET sad AVON, CANAL, and ' H.WARK SHAWLS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. SCOTT. dt the Mart. on Faintr, March '2. at Twelve, unless previously disposed of, VEATH CANAL, Five Shares, last Dividend 11 LU sad a Bonus of £5; Swansea Canal, Ilia Shares, 4nt per Annum; Warwick and arngimea, Dividend ; Lon sad Avon, Twenty Shares,Divide n d lnc Southwark frid g e. Fourteen Old and Twenty-five 'N'ew Shares. Paticslars at Hatchett% Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and the Mee of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, nd STRUNG.— Tile Advertiser, being the real Manufacturer, sells every Ankle, of the first Fashion and Workmanship, at the following km Prices, vats. te. s. d. Ls. d. Pearl Necklaces, from 815 6 1. 43 C 010 0 Isr.rinp, per pair - 1 3 0 9 0 8 6 Bandeaux - - 10 10 0 " ° 111 6 Tiaras or Sprigs - 4 40 3 :; 1 10. Bracelets - . 5 5 0 r .73 ti 010 6 Lockets - - - 111 6 T- . 4 ' 015 0 Brooches - - ISO N . P 0 7 6 Crows - - - 1 1 0 "" 0 4 6 Noy Article is composed of Oriental Pearls, from the Pinks of Ceylon and Persia, which being manufactured and anag by J. and H. BARLOW, No. 9, Lamb's Conduit -street, (1111 of Grange court, and Vero-street), are offered to the Public awl under their usual charges. The utmost value, in ready money, for Diamonds, Pearls, Met, Emeralds, Old Plate, &c. &c. Ladies' valuable Pearls strung at home. BRITISH GALLERY OP PICTURES. THE above Work being now completed in both Series, the SUBSCRIBERS are particularly requested NI make up their Sets immediately. The undelivered Numbers cannot be retained longer than the 51st of March, when the whole of the remaining Stock will be converted into Prizes for TOSIKINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY, which by Act of Parliament MUST BE DRAWN before the End of. JULY, and probably much sooner. As, by the Act of Parliament, the Copper-plates are to be destroyed, Sub s:tillers' Sets, when completed, will become very valuable. 54, New Bond -street, Feb. 5, 1821. THIRD EDITION. This day was publi.hed, without Note or Comment, With " Crouching," a Cut, price 12.6 d. THE SPIRIT OF DESPOTISM. —Edited, and Dedicated to Lord Castlereagh, by the Author of " THE POLITICAL HOUSR THAT JACK BUILT." " Let willing slaves in golden fetters lie, • There's none can save the men that ammo: to die. " Yet some there are who would not tamely bow, " That fain !ould break their chairs if they knew how ; • And they from these inspied leaves may see, ' 1 How they choose bondage when they may go free !" The Right Divine of Kings to Govern Wrong.--Book I. Printed for William Hone, 45, Ludgate-hill.—Country or ders, with remittances, will be punctually executed. Tea Rion: DEMI or Kass yo °ovum Watusis, will ahnost torawliatety fallow. TAKVERS'S DICTIONNAIRE DES VERBZS FRANCAIS. Tlas day was published. price 7s. la boards, A DICTIONARY of FRENCH VERBS, showing aa. their different Governments and Influence en the varkise Pets of 4eecb. To which is prefixed, a Table et' the Impair Vail, and some Remarks on the Tenses Odic Conjugation and Article.—By J. C. TARVERS, Professor d the French Lamp. Printed for Jong Sour ar.,..at the School Library, 76,.81. hare March-yard ; of whom may be had, 'he BOOK or VERSIONS; or, Guide clothe Taarmarten Ird Censeaecwore of the Fasaina LAscuaae. By J. CHER PILLOUD, French Professor at the Bird Military College, Swelhutst. 4th Rditien, price Ss. 6d. bound. 2. PARTIN FRANCOIS du Livre de Versions: on. Guide ifs 'Production de l'Anglois en Francois ; by the same, will be eye, price Ss. 6d. faitzrrsta, quatrihie edition, traduction par in one neat pocket' volume, Ss. 6d. :EW REVIEW. .a, 1621, will be published. Part I. price New Quarterly Publication, to be called \I'VE REVIEW : including the _dies of Literature and Life. 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E SE% EN- WE, the undersigned Proprietnii of Shares in the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, db hereby, in punosaswe of the Wide =Wen by the Act of Pa:demerit, pa end for making and maintalnlngthessid Canal , request that a Special Assembly of the Company of Proprietors of the mid Canal may be held at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN in the STRAND, hi the County of Middlesex, on FRI nAY, the nth day of MA Rai NEXT, at Twelve &Clock at hoon_preelsely, for the purpose of appointing the Honourable PHILIP PLEY DEL I. BOUVERIE, one of the Select Committee Of the said Company, the permanent Chairman of that ConUnittee, and for appointing a Clerk thereto, and for appropriating an annual sum for those purposes, and for the discontinuance of the Office of Secretary to the. Company. Witness oar hands this 9th day of February, 1841. Bridgewater, Ceo. Sul. Harter, John Sullivan, Lyndon Evelyn, W. Digby, G. Parkinson W. Selby Lowndes. G e orge Jackson, Thos. Cotton Sherpard, S. Y. Bairn, W. T. Praed, V. Fano, 7. Spranger, W. Newcombe, S. Toone, W. Agar, Thomas Greene, John Heil, Charles Harvey, John Alexander, Thos. Reeve Thornton, G. W. Marriott, Samuel Mills, R. S. Appleyard, Gil. Blanc, Rich. Pack, Charles Piesehell, John Soane, Wm. Mitford, W. Praesl. This day was published, In One Volume Bvo. price 15s. boards, the Fifth Edition, care fully revised, of . EH PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY.-By j . JOHN BURNS, C.M. Regius Professor df Surgery in the University of Glasgow, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author Popular Media's' for the Treatment of the Diseases of Women and Children, in Bvo. price 9s. boards. MIL MONTGOMERY'S POETICAL WORKS. This day was published, in 12nso. price its. boards, the Second Edition of G REENLAND, and other POEMS.—By JAMES MONTGOMERY. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, The World before the Flood, Sth edit. us. The West Indies, and other Poems, Sth edit. es. The Wanderer of Steinerland, nth edit. Ss. Verses to the Memory of B. Reynolds, 2s. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1821. On Monday, the 26th inst. will be published, in One Vol. Ilyo. METRICAL LEGENDS OF EXALTED CHA RACTERS. By JOANNA BAILLIP., Author of " Plays on the Passions," &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. At the same time will be published, A New Edition of " Plays on the Passions," in three vols. Biro. Just published, price ls. 6d. ONSIDERATIONS sur h CONSTITUTION C ESPAGNOLE. La Constitution promulguee par les Cortes le ip Mars, 1811, est-elle &teatime, parce-qu'elle &Eta- Wit pas. une Cbambre des Pairs hireditaire; et dolt-elle etre re visee, pour l'admission d'un tel corps? Aux Cortes de l'Espagne. " Discite justitiam moold."---Vtautc. A Londres t Published and sold by R. &odart, 81, Strand. This day was published, in 12nto. price 4s. 6d. THE MOTHER'S MEDICAL ASSISTANT; containing Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of the Diseases of Infants and Children. - By Sir ARTHUR CLARKE, M.D. Ste. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. Of whom may be bad, A Fifth Edition of Sir A. Clarke's Essay on Bathing, ss. 6d. SENTENCE OF SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. AT a most nume r ous MEETING, held at the Crown and Anchor, on Monday, February 1121, for the purpose of tilting into consideration what conduct it is fit and proper to pursue respecting the Sentence passed spas Sir Fanners Bosom, for his manly and patriotic Address to the 'Electors of Westminster, on the Manchester Massacre; JOHN CAM 110BHOUSE, Esq. M.P. in the Chair; It was unanimously. Resolved, That Sir Francis Burdett, in writing hii " Address to the Elec tors of Westminster; ' for the purpose of inducing them to peel. don for redress for the horrible outrage committed on the Peo ple, at Manchester, on the 16th of Auguo, 1819, when lawfully and peaceably assembled " to consider the propriety of adopting the must legal and effectual means of obtaining a Reform in Par liament," did, as he has himself stated in his affidavit in the Coat of King's Bench, " nothing unbecoming the character of an honest man and an Englishman." That the instantaneous and eloquent declaration of Sir Franck Burdett, which the unparalleled barbarity of the attack upon the life and liberty of the People induced him to make, excited the admiration of his Constituents and of the People generally ; and we regret that even a Special Airy should, in any English County, have pronounced a paper so honourable to the head and the heart of tltr Patriot—a Libel. That the prosecution of Sir Francis Burdett, by an es-officio Information, in the county of Leicester, where the Address was not published, Is a serious infringement on the Liberty of the Subject, and on the Liberty of the Press. That when, for complaining in, the energetic language of our forefathers of the open violation of the rights of the People, and of their dispersion and slaughter by an armed force, Englishmen are prosecuted u for the commission of crime, there irbut ton much reason to fear that farther attempts will be made to de stroy all their remaining liberties. That there is no hope of recovering those rights and liberties which have been taken away, nor of preserving those which re main, but in a full, fair, and equal Representation, of the People in the Commons House of Parliament. That our indignation at this prosecution of Sir Francis Bur dett is encreased, when we contrast it with the protection and `encouragement given to such wretches as Castles, Oliver, Ed wards, And Fletcher, and the mercenary tribe engaged in the daily excitement of the worst passions of our nature, by circa liming unmanly slanders against the independent part of the com munity, and endeavouring to wound the peace of families by cowardly attacks on the reputation of unoffending females. That our Friend and Representative, Sir F. Burdett—the in trepid opposer of the People's enemies—the steady supporter of the People's rights—having, for his manly and excellent Ad dress, been sentenced to imprisonment, it is our duty to mark our sense of his many virtues—of his arduous and undeviating conduct, through a period of twenty-four years, in behalf of the People--of his former and present privations and abridgments of his personal liberty—and to assure him of our unalterable at tachment and support. That, at i proof of our attachment, we do hereby resolve to raise by Pell& Subscription the sum of £2,000, the amount of the fine imposed upon Sir Francis Burden, and to pay the same to the °deer of the Court appointed to receive it. That an Address to Sir Frauds Burdett, founded on the fore going Resolutions, be now read. That the Address which has been read be adopted. That a Committee of the following Gentlemen be now ap pointed, with liberty to add to their number, for the purpose of carrying the foregoing Resolutions into immediate effect . That the Address be presented to Sir Francis Burdett in pri son, by our worthy Representative John Cam Hobhouse, Esq. accompanied by the Committee. That Samuel Brooks, Esq. be the Treasurer of the sub ser4tion. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to our worthy Re presentative, John Cam Hobhouse, for his manly conduct in the Chair this day, and on all public occasions in which he has been known to the People of Westminster.- Subscriptions are received by Mr. Samuel Brooks, 110, Strand; Mr. Joseph Hurcombe, St. Paul's Churchyard; Mr. W. Peacock, Bishopsgate-street ; Mr. A. Galloway, 69, High. ' Holborn ; Mr. Juggins, 22, James -street, Covent-garden ; Mr. Pickman, 79, Dean-street, Soho; Mr. Parr, Great Russell street, Covent-garden; and by Mr. Clark, 310, Oxford-street. SAMUEL BROOKS, Treasurer. • The Committee appointed consists of two Electors from each of the Nine Parishes in Westminster, six Gentlemen from the City of London, four from the Bo ro ugh of Southwark, four from the Paris h of St. Mary-la.bonne, two from St. George and St. Giles, two from Paddingtoo, and two from St. Pancras. CATON ON DEBILITY, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASE& This day was published, price is. 6d. a New Edition, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENER AT I VE ORGANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks on Onanism, Se minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleet, Tabes Dorsals, Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Sold by W. Neeley, 2f, 'Change-alley ; and C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall; or by the Autism, as above. Where may be had, Caton on the Venereal Disease and its Consequences, a New Edition, price 59. illustrated with Cases: A Practical Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the Venereal Disease, exhibiting the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases imme diately or remotely connected with it; containing Observations on Gleet, Stricture, Mueal Discharges, the use of the Camas and common Bougie, Cutaneous Erupti ons, Imaginary Veocreal Diseases. &e. &c. comprising an elementary Work for Students and a Guide to the general Reader; interspersed with s t ies; Prencriptiona applicable to each division of the Disease. LAW INTELLIGENCE. An action was yesterday brought in the Court of Exchequer agalust Mr. Hoar iluev (now a prisoner in Ilchester pot) for having established a manufactory of Radical Coffee, made fn. trt dried rye, and ground like coffee.—The SOIJCIIOII GINZEt. A I. was beard for the Crown.—An Officer of the Excise stated that he 'went In Febnrary last to the defendant's factpry, in Broadway, near Christ Church, Surrey, and bought 261hs of the mi.!! in question, for which he paid d. per pound : the witness was ac companied by other officers, who immediately seized an iron Lr nace, some roasters, and 206 lbs. of powder like coffee, aid 1,4691b5. of roasted rye, which, if ground, would be the same as the powder.—Mr. Fine addressed the Jury for Mr. Iluev, observing, that ft would be monstrous to say, in any country we ti of Russia or Turkey, that a poor man should go without his breakfast, rather than make it of a wholesome and cheap beve rage, manufactured from grain cf our own production, and which tended to relieve the agricultural interest of the kingdom, which it was known Laboured under the greatest distress. It was very much the same as if it were sought to recover a penalty from a man who, because be could not afford to drink wine, had re galed himself with porter. The Learned Counsel 'then called the son of Mr. Holm who swore that his father never called the breakfast powder cojir, and that he desired the witness never to call it so.—lt was admitted by the Excise Officers, who made the seizure, that the breakfast powder was not called by the de fendant, or his servants, either coffee, or an imitation of coffee : but it was held by the Coca:, that it clearly came under the meaning of the Act of the 43d of the late King, as an article which might be used as a substitute for coffee ! The defendant was therefore convicted in two penalties of £lOO each, the one for making, and the other for selling the article. At the Middlesex Sessions, yesterday, Mr. Anortnes moved the Court that Articles of the Peace might be exhibited against Sir J. G. Caawroan, to keep the peace against Mr. and Mrs. GAMMON, proprietors of Griellon's Hotel. Sir Suits, who wet brought up from the House of Correction in the custody of Mr. Anxtxs, the Governor, said, he had had only twenty-fours So- Lice, and consequently he was unprovided with Legal Advice. Ile proceeded in a violent strain against the Kum of FRANCE, and his Ambassador, the Duke de CAZZS ; when the Cwssa:ts tt interfered, and directed the matter to stand over. BOOKS LATELY PUBLISHED By Rorwata and Mametn, 46, New Bond-street i I. JOURNAL of a TOUR through Part of the V SNOWY RANGE of the HIMALA MOUNTAINS, and to the Sources of the Rivers JUMNA and GANGES. With Historical Sketches of NEPAL; and the Origin, Pro- Td Termination of the War with that Government.— AMES u BAILLIE FRASER, Esq. Royal quarto, with ge Map, price C 3 3a. A few copies on Imperial paper, price sC4 4s. llgr. Fraser is the first European that has visited some of the Scillies which he describes; as, for example, the far.famed holy place Gungottee; the Narrative of his Journey to which is, in our judgment, the best written and most impressive portion of his highly interesting and valuable work?—Edinburgh Monthly Review, November, 1820. IL TWENTY VIEWS is the HIMALA MOUNTAINS. Engraved and beautifully coloured from the Original Drawings of Mr. Fraser. Elephant folio.__ Price 4'21. 111. A CLASSICAL and TOPOG R A P HICA L TOUR through GREECE, during the Years 1801, 1805, and 1806. By Edward Dodwell, Esq. F.S.A. Scc. &c. In two vols. large quarto, with upwards of One Hundred Plates, price £lO 10s. " Other travellers have faithfully presented us with the topo graphy and antiquities of these interesting countries; but we are indebted to Mr. Dodwell for having most successfully filled up a chasm in our literature, by connecting existing authorities with existing objects, and forming, as it were, a catalogue ralsonne of all that remains or is wanting of Grecian Art."—British Sept 1819. IV. VIEWS in GREECE, from Drawings by E. Dodwell, Esq. Price £lB 181. V. TRAVELS in EGYPT, NUBIA, the HOLY LAND, MOUNT LIBANON, and CYPRUS, in the Year 1814. By Captain Light. With Plates, quarto, price £2 ss. VI. TRAVELS in various COUNTRIES of the FAST, more particularly PERSIA. By Sir William Ouseley. Vol. I. Plates and Maps, price XS' 13.. 6d. ••• VoL 11. will be published in a few weeks. VII. The ITINERARY of the MORRA; being a Description of the Routes of that Peninsula. By Sir William Gell. With a Map; Po. price 10s. 6d. VIII. The ITINERARY of GREECE, containing One Hundred Routes in Attica, Bomtia, Phocis, Loctis, and Thessaly. By Sir William Gen. With a Map, Bvo. price 14s. ANTIQUITIES of the JEWS, carefully compiled from Au thentic Sources, and their Customs i ll ustrated from Alodern Tra vels. By William Brown, D.D. 2 vols. large Bvo. With Plans of the Temple. Price £1 10s. "It is a manual to which the theological student will often have occasion to refer, and with ourselves he will ft el grateful to Dr. Brown for having placed such a treasure within our reach." —Christian litmembranoer, Dec. 1820. X. THE HERMIT IN LoNoom.—Those persons, and there are many, who have been disappointed in ob taining this delightful Work, will be pleased to hear, that a New Edition, completely revised and compressed into three Volu m e s , is just ready for publication. Who the Author of these Papers is, still remains a secret; but no one can for a moment doubt that he has long been familiar with the highest and most glitter ing circles, which he describes with an ease so graceful, and sa tirizes with a humour so genial and free from gall: yet it is equally evident that his study of the gayest ranks has not injured his sympathies for those _sorrows which are the common lot of his species, or for these errors which destroy the happiness which ' nature . o ff ers . Light and airy as most of his delineations are, I there is more real heart in them than in many works professedly sentimental ; mid he often makes us feel seriously and intensely, while he is captivating us by the prismatic hues, in which 69 sets many-coloured life before. us. As every Lottery Ticket and Share was sold before the . First Day of Drawing, the Public actually had got every Prize that was on drawn, as sell as every Prize that sus drawn ; and we therefore recommend most urgently to thoe pet sons who intend to return their Tickets and Shales, that they do not keep any - - ITALIAN SCENERY; consisting of Sixty Views from account of the numbers they return, as it would be Drawings by Mil; Batty; imperial Bvo. £6 18s. Od. bound. very mortifying to know, they h4J rettirnect one or i. Prizes, a more of the Six £21,000 Prilter baying badSWISS SCENERY ; consisting of Sixty Views from Draw ings by Itlajor Cockburn; imperial tio. X 6 16a. 6d. bound. i them for some days in their possession. This day was published, In four handsome vols. tro. with Portrait, price £2 Bs. boards, riIHE WHOLE CORRESPONDENCE OF 11 HO RA CE WA LP 0 LE, Earl of Orford, now first collected. " The Letters of Horace Walpole are masterpieces in their way that in which they shine unrivalled is their accurate reflection of the passing scenes of each day, pointed by remarks equally witty and sarcastic. A new Democritus seems to have assumed the pen, to sneer at the grave follies of the human species."—Quarterly Rev. Panted for Rodwell and Martin, Bond -street; and Henry Colburn and • Co: Conduit-stmt. Just published, in !Ivo. price 14s. boards, THE PHILOSOPHY of LIFE. By SIR 1 CHARLES MORGAN, M.D. and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London. " Sir C. Morgan has here presented us with a book contain ing a great deal of useful and entertaining information. He has undertaken to consider man as an organised being ; to explain his structure, and. how it is affected by various modes of treat. meat. To s kew the influence of climate, diet, Bcc. upon the human frame, and to connect this influence with the moral and intellectual ch aracter of the mind. In conducting this investiga tion he has had an opportunity of calling to his aid, not only the knowledge of his own peculiar profession, but the discoveries of modern Chemistry, interesting facts in natural history, and illus. traumas from general science, and the history of nations. The work contains many plain and sensible lessons on the best methods of keeping both mind and body in a healthy state." Printed for Henry Colburn, and Co. Conduit-street. UIMING'S LACE (of the real point and Brus sels fabric), 147, STRAND, near Somerset House, re moved from 392, Strand.—G. F. URLING and Co. beg to Inform the Fashionable World, that they have prepared for the Season a various and ettansive Assortment of their PATENT LACE DRESSES, from three Guineas to one hundred Guineas each, some of which, from recent improvements, they humbly presume to compare with the most perfect Foreign production's also a great variety of Veils, Scarfs, Squares. Laces, Nets, &c. of every description. This peculiarly clear and transparent ar ticle having, in the higher circles, superseded the use of common Lace, which becomes rough and full of fibre on the first washing. The Patentees respectfully apprise the Public, that the latter is frequently starched to conceal its defect. and maheit resemble Urling's Lace, which, therefore, can only be relied upon as genuine at their Wholesale and Retail Establishment in London, or of the Country Dealers supplied by them. Every article is distinguished by a seal, with the Patentees' initials, G. F. U. and Co. and the words e by the (late) Queen's Authority." Specimens, 'hewing the superiority of Uriing's Lace Over, common Lace, may be seen in Ackermann's Repository, La Belle Auemblee, and ether fashionable Works, and may be had, gratis, by application (post paid) to G. F. Urling and Co. N.B. Country Dealers supplied upon the most liberal terms. Manufactory, Buford, Nottin ghamshire. THE TOOTH-ACH. KING'S ODONTALGIC ; or, CHEMICAL Essztros of Houraanasu, the property of safely and im mediately stopping the ooth-Ach, and has the peculiar effect, if it come In contact with the Nerve, to prevent the re currence of that torturing y, its operation being the same as a styptic on a bleeding vein. In Colds and Rheumatic Affee dens of the Jaws, it will be found particularly beneficial; also in the painful Dentition of Children._ Prepared by Mr. King, Apothecary. Brook-street, Bath ; and Sold by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market, London (sole Whole sale Agents), ht Bottles, at Sts. 9d. each, duty included ; also by Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Mr. Cobbe, 31, Regent-street, Piccadilly ; Mr. Gifford, 104, Strand ; Mrs. Ward, 164, Hol born; Mr. I)inneford, 155, Cheapside ; Mr. Vade, 46, Corn bill; Mr. Burton, Welklose-square lklineries ; and by all re spectable Bookselers, Druggist , an d Venders through out the Kingdom.—Observe, none can be Genuine unless the name of Barclay and Sew are engraven on the Stamp affixed to each Bottle. 'OOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. AMEDICINE like RtitiitiTCE which has crept from obscurity, and from the cottages of the poor and miserable (where it has ever been administered gratis) into the presence and protection of the Faculty and Nobility, who have all equally experienced its anodyne effects, and cheer fully bear testimony of its superior virtues, needs no farther eu logioat the numerous and respectable medical comments in fa vour of its efficacy, place it above competition; and when it is knovnt that the profits arising from the sale are distributed, to a certain amount, in charities, there is not a Christian but will exert himself to render it more public, and extend its sale. The Proprietor refrains from saying anything in its praise, enough has already been said io the various periodical works, in luau's°. rable letters, and pertoual testimonies. Sold, by he Proprietor's appointment, in boniest is. I id. and Is. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4,. Cheapside, London, and by the principal Druggists, Booksellers, and Medicine Ven ders, in every Town throughout the United Kingdom. MB. The name and address f "Butler, 4, Cheapside," car en raved on the dessals atlatOid ft seek bottle, Se distinguish *from isaranon under similar Wm €. • k. This day was published, price Ts. 6d. boards, ACONCISE ACCOUNT of the Origin and Prin • ciples of the New Class of 24-pounder MEDIUM GUNS, of reduced length and weight, proposed by Major-General Sir WILLIAM CONG REVE, Bart. in 1913, and adopted into his Majesty's Service. With a variety of Experiments and other Documents, proving the excellence of that construction. Sold by T. Egerton Bookseller to the Ordnance, Military Library, Charing-Crosi.