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PARISH OF SAINT JAMES, WESTMINSTER. • • ~Catt l NEw THIS 1 • • . . • Du sianfuff • Tit•*hi . • dREAT M I" t the thx A GR, OF Afalitne CHOI t. H. Cat 4,e, Ma L c arler, 1 In the C Tickets 11 • bond Jti and of Freet ....row, I HEP At this Upon the • e l ickets 0 "Aryl:you kir, Dress CHI 1 private R aj!'. s an 5 r it pir gent pit cl grao on tl f. en *rot( ssil virr the Opt, the NCI ies,ll! ticket Cikhai kit I r;Tle 14.31,A DISH ~No.I LA; l'a 14th 1 . P 1 Uran! 11 10 a Ittach wh /Mk k which *end - -1 0 1 / 44, I tat Le 3,734 4,654 tit £504 Fox r, flea tt Sl2r. VTR! I 'ticket • IRAN 'and 0 9 Nix ktisid S, tit Thei• SPR P 61-1 41 :1;e1 Ttcp: I b"elt Y, • Irlkd .• 1110 • Ikt Silk 31104 ; "u %Id (4111 k t . • ' 0 v1.5 C I chieh 11tra , rntnt f disp Urs. t,lll THE ATRE-R 0 TA 1., COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, MAY 14, 1810, 4 will be acted the Tragedy of MACBETkI. luncii; King of Scotland, Mr. CI4APIVI AN. mr, A.REMO NT ; Donalbain, Mr. MENAGE. M a cbeth, Mr. KEMBLE. tc , C.,K,EMBLE; Banquo, 'Mr. MURRAY. radii Miebeth, Mrs. SIDDO NS. Oerniwornin, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. ; hickitel , Se added the New Comic Pantomime of '4IA.R.LEQUIN PEDLAR; ~ Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. 10 the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BltA N DON, at the New Prince's Plane, Hart-street, from ten till four. FREEMASONS' HALL, 111YEEN-STREE'T, LittooLN's-iNN.FIELV§. GRIGLIETTI most respe ctfully informs ilobility, Gentry, her Prteowls, and the Public in gene -I.rurposes giving • 101) MISCELLANEOUS .CONCERT VOCAL AND INS'FRUMENTAt MUSIC, . Oa FRIDAY NEXT, MAY IR, 1810, Principal Vocal Performers: COLLIN', Madame PUCI 1' l'A, Miss DARBY, And MisieORIGLIEI - 11. ICC, Mr. C. SM ITH, Messrs. W. and G. ELLIOTT, And Signor MORELLI. Instrumental Performers—Messrs. Vemta, Botts, Gat ttie, 'Taylor, Hershel!, Anderson, Griesbach, Cramer, fackintosh, R. Ashley, PosVell, Fletcher, and Gianelli. Mr. WATICS--Piaoo.Forte Mr. G. E. GRIFFIN. Course of the Evening, a Concerto on the Violin, by Master Gattie. Ms. 6d. each, to be had at Birchafl's Musical Library, end-sercet ; Kelly's Musical Saloon, Pall-Mall; of Co. Cheapside; Mr. Betts, Royal Exchange ; at the !masons avern ; and of Miss Griglietti, No. 8, Ara•• Pimlico. KING'S TifEATILE. • Public are most respectfully informed, that tbere will be A MASQUERADE • , place THIS PRESENT EVENING. MAY 14, w same approved plan as that given in February last. Dne Guinea each, Refreshments, 'Supper, and Wines, N.B. Particular Suppers will be served in the private nbeingbespoke by parties of not less than six in num 4rs to be bad in the House as usual. lONABLE DANCING, by Mr7ALLEN, trey taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that , shment, or have not the modern style. • ~ cit's system of teaching is expressly studied for those is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requt- Intl society expeditioway, privately, and iii a superior race and elegance. Those who do not want privxo tay leas at a small expenee, with a respectable set of the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing most elegant fancy dances, and ill'the superior parts of ion. The Subscr;r:ition A ssembliis are every Friday. i OUR HIJNI)KEDEXTitAtIiANCES. and Co. .:re selling the Tickets and Shares NEW iIATE LOTTERY, consisting of &MO Num ihote to b 4 .6Jr On tlicigh of JUNE. This Lottery MetitieZtlire liferEritia — Fourtittra Prizes of One litui .4tsciiti,py which aill i anee will be obtained of a larger i ever vh - V gained icy a Ticket in any I„otteqr. Swirr satisfactioo to divide among the Abbe in the airiitiries, Fifty Of the great Prises, at their OiThees, 'ash,/ (established in 1738), N 8.1% Charing-c 1 kidgate )11 sold TWENTY • the Two last Lcitte 4, CORNHILL, wad I IST Lornut,• • 'alentint's Day. t February, itilo: "rizt: of X2o,olllgt • Spy. - • 1,000 ' ; SOO CAPITAL PRIZES, in ries, in Shares, at 40. 9, CHARING-CROSS; LATE LOITEIEY, Drawn 40th October, 1809. 2 Prises of a 690,000 1 5,000 1,000 2 • ••••••••• 500 • , I 8 Capitals. otand .4liares for the NEW I.o'l - cis - AY, which begins on the Bph of June, are now selling above. :hence abounds with the usual nunilicr of Atoney Prizes, ihich the contractor gives k EXTRA PRIZES OF 400 WHOLE TICKETS, i.a.single'ricket may gain upwards of .etoo,oou, and a 6601) Guineas. Schemes to be had, with particulars, COMMILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. NSCOMB and CO.• with their usual Great Success, Sold in Lottery in 18 Sharvs In the preceding Lottery ... £20,000 No. 2, 618 A.°20,4100 ... 5,000 • 3113 1,001) SOS rack, . 2,500 3• of 1:51s) each ... 1000 Shafts of almost every Capita! therein ; and in Last Year of 1:::.13,000, and Capitals to the Amount of £250 000, he rim ./.:30,000, the last L'2s,ooo,and oNte £lO,OOO red; and in previdits Yeats,. to an amount beyond all are row sullit.g rickets and' Shares in th NEW RY, to he Drawn 8r JUNE, in W•hicle there are Four Urasul Pri4es of lOn 'tickets cich, which may ?induce to t Xion,or.o, tied tort :istetnitlt, upward. of RoOtt . ‘ISCOMB and Co.avant guard the Public against die n net tomb ut their &'um and',Cla•nis of the Sale of the Last of Latta Grand Prizes so !liven ; the PAC!' is. xtrvittli wan Sold, and the fmtunire Adventurers each £1,547. 16s. 94.. at their oid-sud wiay Offices,in Lou • ICOINIM L ; iTAYMAkeitT ; No. l i and No. 26t,, Si k A D. will never falsely assert tlitydlilded a Capind which was licluttly Shar ed and hold to the Public as above•. . ;ING EASHION4in gILK,MERMTMI scaays,. sec.. &C.-7 woofing to purchise Articles In antrof.theabove [ranches, ..ctf.diy solicited to inspect s Alit,oo94Sterk, which, for (+ quality, and reasonableness of charge, wilt not - be ex-. in this Metropolis. LOMAS and Co. beg briefly to Tt ittirk, that every Article in branch is so well manufucturied, and judicidualy selectt cl, hare the most pleasing.effecz when formed ante life costume. rich twilled Sarsuets, at si. 6d. and 5s 9d. - worth 7s. and • and other Articles in the Silk Mercery departnitin as low tollonion. Their Shawls are superb, unique, an4the closest site's of flit. real India Shawls, which the manufacture of' this has produced, from 2.15. and upwards. A very superior and "thecollection of fashionable Scarfs. Their very superior make of laronots of a peculiar texture, not to bepurchased else e. Their t rensive Stock of Thread Laces, Veils, Hosiery, nKids,22s.per doz. Fans, and many other articles, cannot be enumerated within the limits of an Advertise. need urly to be seen to be admired, and coosequentlrpur ,& Merchants or Manufacturers may have immediate pay et frt. any prime or fashionable article which they may have dispa , ,e of. k!innias and Co. have also on hand, te.tler the management of T. their singularly elegant and extensive stock of fashionable , :;try dresses, mantles, coati, corsets, &c. of the first quality more particularly recommended to Ladies or Centle kr;v-4 a v:ho h ave commissions to purchase large quantities on their own. AU sizes. kept.-193, Fleet-street, west corner MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, •Scc. are -respectfully Informed, that they may be supplied with Money, to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage,.secured on .Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Mar riage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other property ; persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. . . . . Gentlemen will find every liberal accommodation without de lay; application from twelve till two, nr letters (post paid) ad dressed to Meisrs.Wills and Co. No. 49, South -street, Berkeley square. -SILK STOCKlNGS—Sellinguncommonly Cheap. at st, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, illtuinels, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one, Stc. Shop keepers, and those, wanting to buy largely, will find a great ad vantage by an early inspection of the.e articles. A quantity of white or black silk,. ss. al the best quality equally cheap ; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair; very fine, is. ed.; super as. 6d. blown cotton, for boots, Is' 9d.; fine ribbed cotton, Cs. 2.1.; a va riety of gloves, from 10d. per pair; and other fashionable trades; too ntunerous to mention. Please to observe they are at ItrU;)FORD's Hosiery Ware house, No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow-church. TEGG's NEW COLLECTION OF ROMANCES. 'This day w•.* published, In Duodecimo, embellished with Two Engravings, coloured, No. 1. to be continued Weekly, price only Sotpe.ace, rrEGG'S COLLECTION of GO 11-ITC TALES and ROMANCES; being the most complete and enter tain:ng work . ver published. London: Published by Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside, and may be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman. • Where may be had, No. 1, price only Gd. of Tegg's Marvellous Mariner's Magazine, to be continued Weekly in Forty Numburs. Also Hassell's Drawing Magazine, No. 1. price Sixpence. TEC;G'S MINIATURE NOVELIST. This day was publi•heil, the fillowing l'olumes of TEGG's MINIATURE NOVELIS T, viz. The Man of Feeling, four engravings, Is. 9d. large paper 4s. • The Man of the World, six ditt•., 3:. Paul and Virginia and Indian Cottage, six plates, 3s. or loge paper 3%. ' 'Llizabi:th, or the Exiles of Siberia, tour pl4tes, 3s. or large paper .M. Roderic Random, two platr s, vol. 1. Is. or larg e paper Ss. N. B. A Volume of this Classical Work will be published re gulat ly every Month until the %Owle is complzted. Lmilon; Priuted for •I'hornas Tegg, 111, Cheapside, and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen. Where may be had, No. 1, of Teas Cor.ection of Romances, price Rd. ADVICE TO SPORTSMEN 4 Dedicated to 5it.31!.... Curtis, P. 'This day was published in sniall Svo. embellished with siiteen Engravings by Rowlandson , from Original Drawings, ADVICE SPORTSMEN, Rural or. Metropo litan, noviciates or grown Persons, tvith Anecdotes of the most renowned Shot 4 ot the Day. exemplified tram Life; including recommendatory Mitts in the Choice of Guns, Dogs, and Sport- Itisstraini&e,hlso Cbarac:crs, Costume, and Correspon dence. Selected tronelhe original Notes, &c. of Mumaduke Kula ell. Stc. . • " Thou shalt not kill."—Ein o za. • " A hold rhea:wary, a Country's prole, When once dAtroyecl cal never be reihrei l" COLDSMITH. IA:lion: Printed for Thomas 'rev, No. Ii t, Ch , :apside; %V. Allason, St, Old Bond•street ; Wunpule street, and of an other Booitsctivro. Where may be bad e Ter,g's Edition of Elizabeth, pith four Engraving+, 4mall paper Ss. large do. Ss. This day WAS publithed, in One Vol. I tlmo. price only 3s. 6d. in • bo.:rds, the 4th edition of T HE COTTAGERS of GLENBURNIE t a Tale for the Farmer's Ingle-nook By ELIZABE'I H HAMILTON, Author of the " Elementary Principlei of FAurttion," " Mmsolts of Modern Philosophers," &c. " Printed for T. Cadell and W Davies, titra•nd ; and W. Miller. Albemarle -street, London ; and Manners and Miller, l'.di.:burith • " We have nut met with any thing nearly so good as his, si!:;:e we read the Castle Raekrent and the Popular Tales of Miss Edgeworth. This contains as admirable a picture of the Scottish Peasantry, as those works do of the lr.sh ; and rivals them, not only in the general truth of the delineations, and in the cheerlul• ness and practical good sense of thti lessons which they convey, but in the nice discrimination of national chariettr, and the skill with which a dramatic representation oflumble life is saved trona caricature ami absurdity."—Edinburgh Rev No. 24, parze 4t•J; TM. day we; published, • ATREATISE on NAVAL. TACTICS, in which a mode is invented, wher:by every Evolution that can be performed by Fleets at Sea may he represented lo the .yr, with the time it will take to perform any Manccuvre, with any number of ship-., and at any rate of sailing, withaut any cal culation. The whole serving to explain the !teary, and deve lops. the Practice of Naval Evolutions. . By Capt. JOHN HAMS') E AD, of the Royal Navy. Price. with a Set of Figures and the Traverse Table cuutpkte Five Guineas. Ditto, with the Figures and Traverse Table,without Punc,ua time, (tl:e punctuation is for the purpose of keeping. the Figures steady,vrhich may be done without expence on shipboard) pace Three Guineas and a . Ditto, without either the Figures or Traverse Table, in board', One Guinea; N. B. The Figures represent Line or Battle Ships, &c. and the Traverse Table represents :he Ocean. 'filmed for G. Kearsley, Fleet•sfreet ;,Black, Parry, and Kin3s bury, ; and Steel, This day was publi , hed, price 3, .4, SUPPLEMENT to WIELIAMS's DIGEST • orate S I'ATITIT. LAW, 49 Geo. ••• This Supplement includes the New 'fables of the Duties of Customs. Alio, being the prece.ling Part of the above, in two large Vo lumes R -0. pries One Guinea and a Half in boards, the (bird • Edition of A Compendious Digest of the Statute Law, comprising the Substance and Effect of the most material Clauses-in all the Pub lic Acts of Pal-flame:lt in force within Great Britain, front Afagna Charta, in the Ninth Year of King Henry 111. to the 48th Year of his present Majesty King George 111. inclusive. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. London, Pripted for G. Kearaley, No. 46, Fleet-street. • • This work is a copious and distinct Index to the Statutes; • and, being corrected and brought down by the original Editor to the present Time, must prove of great practical utility as a Book. of Reference and immediate Information, not only to Magistrates and Gentlemen of the Law, but to every person who may be its anywise affected by, or have any occasion to refer to, any of the Provisions contained in the different public Acts of Parliament, the whole of which are here methodirsd, sod brought together nremer headifikilliaPbsbetical order. l'his'day Was publNhed,price Is. V. SPEECHtif tft& RIGHT HON. W. WINDH.ku, in the FlOnse of Commons, June isrh, isn9, on Lori trs kinels Bill, for the more Effectual Prevention Of CrisAty towards Animals. Primed for 1. M udd , Crown and Mitre, Pall-MAIL Of wfiont may be had, Speech of the Right Hon. W. Windham, in the House of Com. mans, May 26th, 1809, on Mr. Cunven's Bill, for better Securing the Independence at,d Purity of Parliament, by preventing the procuring or of obtaining of Seats by Corrupt Practices, prize 2s. tfd. This day was published, in folio, price Al. I Is. Cl. SKETCHES in NORTH WALES ; consisting, of Six Plates, coloured, to resemble Drawings ; accompanied with Leiter-press Illustrations, descriptive of local Scenery, Cus toms, and Occupations of the Inhabitants of the Principality; Drawn and engraved by I. W. HARDING. London: Printed for J:mg, ?10. 86, St. lamos's-street ; and Ackermann, In the Selina. Where may br bad, The EAtueealAN LtarOfoa3 p or, Cursory Siviehes of North and South Wales. With , * Chart, comprehending at one view the adviseable rJut, best Inns, distances, and objtzcts most ivor thy of attention. Fourth Edition, a pocket Volume.; price Is. This day was published, price Is. in boards, containing 21be rlt;se Vices; DIE DEUTSCHE BLUMENLESE; ein Lest. buck fuer Geuebterr ; being. a selection of Pieces in Prosl: anti Verse, from the snost-approved German Authors, to facili tate tl-e farther progress of those who have already gaitted some knowleage of this languor. As a pleasing and instreetive Miscel lany to the a.liniters of the Literature of the Northern Continent its utility require no comment. Printed for 'l. B•tosey, No. 4, Old Broad -street, near the Royal Eichange.—Where brty be had, price 3s. 64. bound, C AER'S German Coaetn.ation, new tdithao. Also, Cs s's Ettgli•he Gtamatik fur die Deutcke, 2s. sewed. SUCH Breloeca, Cheesemongers, Col Merthiinty . Grocers, Coin Chandlers, Milkmen, o,l)eali- I. Sagettiril 01 Cloa'hs, Linn) Drapers, Shoemakers, Tallisii•cbandlers, and Soap-Biers, as are willing to supply the ),Viietaisse In Pi:dand y:ea, and Parish School of industry, to Kirtezatreet, Golden square, with thelereipettive Articles for six or meal", :Sandhi from the Ist (14y of Jane next (payments monthly); may deliver ptisposals in writing, seJled Up, direc:ed to the Wiegman and Dir....ctors of the Your in the flotnniiiteiaonm, Poiand-street,-oa ' tVlidneislay, the !Gib day of May instant, at the'liaiir of Meet* o'Clock in the Forenoon pretiseiy, *here the persons are re (turned to attend. Cheeior.ongers are desired ro menticita what country their Cheese, . had Lhien Drapers to send Patterns of Strong :Iheeting, B:c.. Further paniMars may he known, by applyinz a! the Clerk's Mk:, No. 2•l,ls4ilinct-street. T/LA.i To . DELIVER FROM TiiE. Er\ST-114D14 VDU . • . PANY'S IVAREIROV ES. . ." • , To be SQL/LP by-PitIVATEPONritAct, In Lots of 9,6, Mil 9 Chests, er in Single Chests, _ L'IVE HUNDRED CHESTS of. the fi rst sort of Curzon Black Leaf Strong. at Ts. 2d per lb. 40 Chests of brit liron at lOs. 3d. per lb. 30 Cheats best Gunpowder at 14s. per lb. 30 Chews of beg Pekoe at es.'6d per lb. 40 Chests two Souchong at Si. 6d. per lb. Complete lig, lb the present prices alt Teas, also *ample, to be bad .(not less than llb. each) on applicap den to JOHN HODGSON, To Broker. Br.ad-street-bmildinp, London, Aprloo, :410. The characters and Taloa: ion of the whole of the Fast India Company's Teas, to sell In June non, will be sent to sea =OD. try Dealers as apply before tlt.: 23dt Nlay: Letters. post paid, duly aniwercd. LEASEHOLD ES PATES AND GROUND RENT, IN NI IDDLEiLX AND BERKS. TO BE SOLD. pursuant to an Order at Ms Majesty's Court of Exchequer. made in a Cane Sun* sp. Maynard and Others, . . in Five Loa , at the Chambers of the Deputy Remembrancer, lu the Fachequer Office in the loner Teeple, Leadoa (oa a day to be hereafter adve rtised,) SEVERAL LEASEHOLD HOUSES and Poe mhes, situate in the following places, vit. the Edgware Road, Bulswede-street, Mar c.ester-squo:, King's Read, amissa, Lens alley. near Finsbury--gaare, a si Pinkney s Green, in the Parish ut Cookham and County of llerl.s, held respectively for bag terms of years ; and also a Ground Rent of Mk Oldness per An• num, secured on two Houses heW by Lease tor a term of 179 years at Midsummer next. _ Pri: red park...liars wber,stif may bzb had of Mr. Philip Hard, Solicitor, i rinple; Messrs. 031 r and Sons, 13.rdford street, la. ford•row ; Mr. Mao, of Errderiek•s Place, 011 Jewry; Ind at the Clumbri is of ihr Drpuzy Rrau•mbrancer. .rE ESUU kV, C.; LO U C Lill RS HIRE FIT FOR the RECEPTION OF A GEN rEEL FAMILY. 'TO BE SOLD, a Capital FREEHOLD MAN SION in the 'Town of Tewkesbury (the beck front detached from the Town, and facing that venerable structure the Old Ab bey Church), mutating of Dining-parlour. hreakfast-room, tad Study. ou the grour.d-door; and lour toot Chamber, and Closets in each of the two'upper aeries; with Kitchen, Back-hitcher. Lawn, Daly. Servants' Knouts. C.-liars, Stable, large Garden mostly waled, and afl suitable Once% Tev:keshut y is eight miles from Che:tenham, ten from Mal• vent, and 45 front Path, in a arlightful part of the country, where provisibus arc cheap, and the nelghbourhoodre.prctable. Coaches yaw daily through thelown, communicating with Ireland, with the North and West. Of England, and with the Metropolis. It is presumed cleat the purchase must be extremely desirable to any Family wishirg to be witi.in reach of the Cir.ltenhatn Waters, but to whom the gaiety and expensiveness of that pLICV at fashion alne resat: nag!it "o.t. taceptiOnable. For partirulexietiquire personally. or by letters post paid, of Tooma , Jell Sandi'ands, ' Tewhes'oury ; or of Mr. James, Na. Grays Inn Square, Lon don. • CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsorn, i Surrey, Lucy Baily was four years afTeted with .icorhatie Mere ations in one leg, and 5it...L.44 cured by ".pllabury's Patent Anti. scot 'autic Drops.—Elit abet!' Mathews , also cured of an Jlcerated vg, by taking scum small bottles.--lanufs Skeltoo l aged 26, re. duced to great weaktieiis, with the lass of f►ttpiec:•s of bone, res. stered to health and a labotious liccupation, though the loss °fhb leg was thought necessary to save his lite. The genuine Medicine has the words, 'By :lie King's Patent, expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper and the King's Duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, IS, Suho-square, London, in small bottle of Ss. tad. ; double bottles, 10s.; and larger, 11. 2s. Compound Essence ,to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. INERVA• /1..1.10E, LEADENHALL-STREET. This day was published. in three vols. 12mo. price 15s. 'FIE HEI It 01 DROMCONDRA g or, FAIRLY Patux.--By MARY JULIA YOUNG. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. and said by all Booksellers. Where may be had, by the same Author, _ _ Roirmount Cas-k, or False Report, 3 Yoh. Elat Indian, or Clifford Priory, 4 vols. Memoirs of Mrs. Crouch. '2 1.o!s. 104. 64. - 14 0 - V 0 Also just published, Love, Mystery, and Misery, by A. 1.. Holstein, 2 vols. 10 0 Festival of Sc. lago, 9 vols. - 10 0 Arthur lima 2 WI!. third edition - - 9 0 ROMISH i'vIASACRE OF PROMSTAMS. This day was ptibliihed, in one volume uvo, with two highly • finished Plates, price Ws. A few Proofs, ou Royal Paper, £l. ls. I'HE HISTORY of ;12c PARISIAN MAS- A ti -I.CW.: of ST. BARTHOLOMEW ; eallected from un publisbed .Manuscripts and other authentic sources. By the Rev. THOMAS COMBER, A. B. Printed for Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall-mall. Where may be had, in one large volume 4to. with twelve floe Plates, peas £2. 13s. 64. a few Proofs on Royal Paper, price £4. 4s. 64. 1 . be Hli , . ORY oldie INQUISITIONS; including the Secret Transactiono of those horrid Tribunals ; with Prefatory Remarks on the Roman Catholic Question gstierally, and on I.orl Greu trille's 'Letter in pardenhar. ----7- 11 - 17fese days will be published, in octavo. SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS, PART 11. cm the Origin and 'Treatment of Pseudo Syphilitic Diseases, and on Diseases of the Urethra. By JOHN ABER R, S. Printed for Longosso. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, L'aterooster-row. Of whom may be hail,. _ _ _ _ Part 1. On the Constitutional Citiglo and Tteatment of Local Diseases and on Anenrism. Price , 7s boat ds. Under le Title of Surgical Observatiors, will be re-published, Li StleteiSiOU; With coosiderable Part 111. Com aining Observations on Irj.iries of tht• and Miscellaneous Subject. Past IV. Observations on Chronic Abscesses and Tumours ; which arc the press, and in consi derable forwordues,. 'Phis day was itSteshed, in thew, volumes. octavo, Printed by Eiathatyne, price Xt. Itis. extra boards, the Fourtb Edition of THE MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH BORDER ; consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads, collected in the Southern Cenintles of Seoslaud ; with a few of a modern date, fonahltd on local Traditions. With an latroluc lion and Notes by Ow Bditor, WAL:I'ER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Lengotan, litarst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-- row ; and Archibald Constable aisd Co. Edinburgh. • Of whom may he had, by the same Author, 1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel. Bvo. 110 s. 6d. boards. St. Ballads and Lyrical lifters, Bvn. 7s. 6d. boards. The above two Works may he had together, in 1 vol. 4to. price £3. 2% or on royal parr, .C:5. 13s. 6d. 3. Sir Tristr,:m, a Metrical Romance, 3Vo. 1.11. boards. 4. Marmion. or tilt- Nide of Flodden Field, Bvo. I 24.bnards. Tuis iusy was published, price the ',tit edition, enLrzed, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Diseases of the Urethra, particularly describing the Symptoms attend ing Strictures, Obstructions, lintialas, incontinency or Urine, Okcets, dm. To which is added, a variety of Cases sliewing the efficacy ot Daran's Medicatad Bougics, and a new and sate rtl,- thod of treating a Gouorrhcca; also, remarks on Caustic Bougie*, with extracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the dan ger aad inefficacy of the Caustic. By Whi. DUFOUR, Surgtnin. Foie Proprietor and Vender of Daran's ;VlAlicated 80ugh...5. Published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown -court, Soho ; the Au thor, N0..54, Frith-sweet, Soho; Gale and Curtis, Paternoster row ; Mutley and Co. Portsmouth; and Haydon, Plynioteh. 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St. James'r.wreet.: CHEMIS'i KY, d.e. • ' • This day was published, in one closely printed volume, (Ivo. the size of Dr. Watkins's Biographical Dictionary, ivith plates and numerous tables, price 20s. in boards, ADIC'fIONARYof PRACTICAL andTHEO- RrI'ICAL CHEMISTRY, including its application to the Arts and Manufactures,and to the explanationof the Phanometia of Nature, including throughout the latest discoveries, and the present state of knowledge on those sujects. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON. •„• This work, though formed on the basis of the Dictionary published several years since by the same Author, in 2 vols. 4to. is in effect an entirely new work, the articles being either condo dernbly enlarged, or entirely rewritten, and In every instadce adapted to the present improved state of Chemical Science. Printed for llamas!) Puu.Ll es, 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. ' Of whom may be had, just published; CHEMISTRY applied to ARTS and MANVIA.O rLIRES, by M. 1. 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P. likewise issiste.l In peepring Dr. JAMES's FEVER. POWDER, (which he hes proved to the satisfaction of the public in the sale of them 'fir .31 years past) having had free access to l every ingrehient vilr!trh they are compounded, he is enabled friint the prac:icil past of the process to accommodate medical I practitioners with the fret:ithte Fever Powder at a price worth i ly shier notice, and the public at Is. 'Pd. Op, packet. •" * A CARD TO THE FEhIALE SEX. DR FOTtIE.RGILL's kistly-celebratod Female PiLl.ca r for different.complain's incident to the Ser, at va rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that woman, more rhao;xlie other sot, may be eunaidcrei t k!n a certain (levee as invsfd+ ; they are. subjected to a variety of I :jp_ases, fr •,.: , he na ture Of the futielitis they arc destined, as mothers, to iw ef orm , which enta is upoo them reaknes., pain, and an interruption of those regular. secretions connected with the full enjoyment or liealtb. 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