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• ;. , , ir muEit 9318. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. No. So, CORNHILL, Stet December, 1316. T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of MS MIRO 1 lON held this day, R. H. MARTEN, Esq. in the Chair. ;uot of Subscriptions made and received £427,067 6 5 and the following ADDRESS to his Grace the DUKE of I.I.INGTON from the Committee appointed by the BRI-1 it I INHAbI f ANTS at BOMBAY, accompanied by a Lift • Susstriters at that Settlement, and its subordinates, for tht: fit of the Widows and Families of these who fell in the ea.. cis Battle of Waterloo, on the 18th of June. 141 So " Bombay, 19th February, 1816. 0 To his Grace the MILL of WELLINGTON, &C. &c. &C. " My Lomb, . As the splendid achievements of rose Grace have placed a flaw f glory beyond all competidon, we shall not dwell .sa a subject of which history aloqp can speak with sufficient igni:Y• " From this bright part of your character we turn to another, mica is ever inseparable front true gtory--tbat enthusiastic at- F.st to the wdforo of yaw soldiers, .wisich pve you their , en well as their hands, and enabled you to triumph over e most formidable military power that ever threatened the ace, the liberty, and the bapploess of mankind. " To such a character, the mat affecting tribute if living ad 'Oration must be the, relief that is offered, through him, to the sallies of the brave men who died for their country; and in equating your Grace to dispense amongst the Widows and Or ions of the Soldiers who fell in your late glorious campaign Woman but affectionate remembrance of their valour and dew,- isn re their country's cause, we are persuaded we month the !dap which are the meet honourable to your character. With mimeo of the Nihon consideration, ' We brie the honour to be, my Lord, .. ° Yew Grac4l most sbodiest bulesob f.. sisVant, " A. BELL, Chairman to the am* Celoolitier•N Mr. GreenkW Mr. Bailie Mr. More Dr. Ogilvie Mr. Canals Mr. Keogh& Mr. Boma Mr. Fraser Captain Morino Mrs. W. Morison Dr. Passion Capra% Stewart, Madras Establishment Joseph Arratoon Arratoon Apsar Dr Christie Mr. Whitehill Lient.-Col. Lewis Captain Hull Lieutenant Watkins Lieutenant Mack Major Keane Mr. Hungerford Rev. J. Clew Major-General Cook. Captain E. Bellans Lientanant J. Bennis Mr. Fria bus Tandy. Menai* Mr. Debkre Mr. Iroaside Rev. T. Dirt Mr. Rawer Sir A. Maratha Mr. Siamese Mr. J. Williams Mr. Dick Dr. Armstrong Major Lyall Lieutenant Bina Mr. J. &Basis Mr. Lloyd Mr. Barnard Mr. Wilkins Mr. Jones Mr. Norris Captain Robertson Dr. Gelder Mr. Watkins Lieutenant Barnwall Mr. Lumeden Mr. Henderson Colonel Ihionis Major Cox Dr. Caruegle Mr. Tod blartien Major Hodgson Lieut. Falconer and De tachment of Artillery. Two Days Pay and Allowances 169 Captain Smith 100 Lieutenant Hammond 60 Cornet Atkinson so Dr. G. Gordon tio Major Mackousehle 60 Major Kennedy 100 Mscr bullood Den Kham Bukadoor 200 FurvisreeUrjoujeeNathice YW Becusalee Manckchaull ' Rooockaud Meurchurdas Dwarkandas Aunaraw Bboo Run Hat abbot Bkogteedas Daugabhare Sibiu Brijdas Bithnedas Ferosshab Dienogashak Sarnia Byckur liesgobiadas Naabitabba• Muciesber Dlittejsudeb Captain G. Grant Dr. Persia Captain Bananas@ Colonel Eist Lieut.-Colonel Osborne LintL-Calton! Barclay Weut.-Cobeel Klemm Major Jardine Major &awards Major Kenny Dr. Palmer Captain btaaus 'Lieutenant Gainsay Lieutenant IDonaterville Dr. Capland Captain Dromnsend Captain 'Liestanasc Rose Captain Salter Lanonossm Dangedlid Or.Serseban C.attala Low Unusual 41161'6M TM Right Has. the Mi ms* %, Unto Omni Sir M, Nighttegon, &C.D. 400 G. Drown, Ink 400 A. Bak Esq. . 300 &See, Fawcett, sad Ca. 1000 Mr. Smith 300 Tilting and Co. 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Warden SOO Archdeacon Barnes 200 i Cifloost J. Grinds $OO Rev. N. Wade 200 NI r. H. O. Modals - 400 Mr. box leo Mt. Bag 200 Mt. W. A. Morgan 200 Major-General Lawree 300 Captain I. R. Lawrence 100 Col t r t. el G. W. Mignon 1100 Lie oo MajorGenoral C. Snit NW John Leckie and Co. WOO Mr. W. Minton 250 Mr. B. Malcolm $5O Mr. sod Mrs. 'rocks • 300 Liest-Coload Llowellin 100 Mr. Shank 300 Mr. Crosier ' NO CaptOn T. D. Beaty Sos Mr. S. Babingtoa 100 Mr. J. Parish 300 Mr 11. Kays 300 Wand W. Brooks lOU Captain R. H. Hough SO Lioutenam D. Wilson So Colonel W. Atkins 300 Mr. J. W. linker ilar i Mr. R. T. Goodwin £OO eq‘aus Tucker 30 Lemma Hogarth 50 Lieutenant Hardin 50 Hill Morgan, M.D. 100 Mr. Petty 100 Mr. Slitibrik ' 100 I Mr. O. Woodhouse 2001 Dr. Insularity SO ' Mr. W. Kennedy 200 1 Mr. J. D. Devitre tan Mr. J. Taylor so Limn... Colonel Boye 100 Linitenant C. Gray 50 Captain C. Keys ' 200 Captain Manwairing Iso Captain Barnes . 50 Uptain R. Morgan so Dr. Baird 200 Buyse, Kempt, and Co. 200 f:aptaia t. Adams 100 Robert Suzpitch 100 Timms keddock 100 Joseph rier on 1(0 Bauer and Co. - 250 Captain Delamotts 00 Lieutenant Orations SO Mr. J. H. Davies 200 Caps. and Mrs. Hawkins 60 Captain I. Peadoy 100 Mr. Hallett 150 Pintoeiger Bomatigee 3:4 Frain* Corsica 200 Lurseijec Coen* SO Captain Goodfellow SO Captain Dickenson SO Upton' Comae 4001 Mr. J. W i tti g= 150 Captain liallaatins Igo Cdpigin Males 100 Aeusant.Surgeoss Kenball £OO Lieutenant ,I allow 100 Luigi) Jervis SO ham* Nanerwanjes 300 Lieut-Colunel Leighton 200 Captain Bellied* 100 Lieutenant Sykes 50 Major Fallon 100 iactitenatit Burns SO Or. ibtr,k 100 Captain Taylors W taptaas btaii 100 • Liesteuatit Staling SO br. hand SO Lim:ten:tut Moot 50 t'Aptoin goodgross 160 Cieuteuent Gibbet, 5 4 ) M. Mittitilft 40 0 kir. Saadwith 100 .itr. Prankrr" SOO , i4r. mad am 200 A its. Kenn 300 NIL A gar Stn Mr& Roane 400 Ms. Soinarloil ses * 1 ! BalligOl. 2: 'tor". 100 so, 100 50 400 11.0 100 SO 50 50 30 I LO 50 50 10..) u 0 50 so 50 f((,) Rupees. SO 50 Dr. Hoye, Lieutenant Crosier Lieutenant Melville and Detachment, B. IL Rt. 165 Dr. Robertsou SO Lieutenom Davies 100 Captain Layburn 60 Dr. Gall SO I'be Officers, Nott•Cotn... missioned O ffi cers, and Privates of 11. M. 6Sth Regiment 1,110 The Officers. Nan Com =Waned Officers, and Privates of the Bons. bay En. Rest. Lieutenant H. Adams Non-Conambakoed Offi cers and Privates of a Detschaent of Artll. key SS Captain Frederick 100 Captain RebJnaek SO Lieutenant 1. O. Sod" St/ Officers, Non.comndstioo. ad Officers, and Privates of the 7th Compsny ef Artillery, wick ask 14th Companies et Las. cars attached 151 Captair Janely SO Colonel Lionel Smith SOD Captain Tuvey 200 Captain Mayne 200 Captain V. Kennedy 100 Lieutenant lames SO Lieutenant Rutt SO Dr. Phillips 100 Captain Pierce 50 Olken, Nun-commission. 701 SO ad Ofileers,and Privates H. M. Yd 56th Rest. 1,600 Captain Turner So Major hawk 10.1 Major Bathe 300 Major Stevan • 100 Major Ken, 50 Lieutenant Sherrie' SO Major M.Clintocl‘ 100 Ueinenant Gilebrlst So Lieutenant Waddington 50 Major Campbell 100 Dr. Milne 300 Major Cunningham 100 Captain Pearson so Lieutenant Stamp, SO Captain Elwood and En sign Reid 20 A Discharged Fenelble Glee 200 His Highness Anzood Row Sins !Chadian Sunni& Baader the Ottirawar 5,0001 His Highne.s Row Baba Saheb Fumy Sing 2,000 lifirtni Row ilahaju'Ettast- 4 1 jet the Dewan 1.500 , His Highness Suktjee Row the Shoo 1,000 Bhinta Sun Ker Gun- gather 1,000 Syrouba of /Cowen J. 500 srrooba of Mahe Kant 1.000 Pernoba of Attaiey 1,003 Foro.tbees 800 Mosoontdar 500 _ _ Se%leder liukdde Hurry Bhuchty Sibundee Bucklien Samuel Bucher _ 900 9,000 900 1.000 Rene*, Maneetchand 4,1300 Repot, Var.* 500 Menglee Ita Kedas I,otYJ Turnwa3y Amulet Kathie, 1,090 Myral Nunn 11,000 Raglon Rhinuew S S: I Rana Khintajee Stactterjee Shewjet SOO Vunctund Kblarjee 75 Lucks Mada• So Qevind Badjee 'so $34 Subecriptioas under 30 Rupees 4,443 . P. WELSFORD, Secretary. Ali Communications per Post, us to be directed " Waterloo Subuription."—and to be put under Cover, directed " Francis Wreeling, Esq. London." This day was published, Price las. a Second Edition of THE BOOK of PSALMS, translated from the Hebrew ; with Notes, explanatory and abide. Ily SAMUY.I. HORSLEY, LLD. Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. Primed for Ritiugtoos, St. Paul's Chnuchlard; and Longman and Co. Pateroomer-row. Of whom may be had , Emu°, Nonuser's Sensuous, is four volumes eve- price lb boards 17.. dd. Lasely•pabUshed, Handsomely printed In ave. in one salmi, price 9s. in boards, TRACTS en the ORIGIN and INDEEEN. DENCB of the ANCIEN BRITISH CHURCH. on the Supremacy et the P . ope. and thelnconsisteney of all Foreign Juris diction with the British Constitution, and on the Differences be. twine 'be ebemhee of England and Rome. I By THOMAS BURGESS, DIN Lord Bishop of St.Davld's. [ Sealed Edition, with adiirions ;to which Is prised a Man, sliming the Limits of the March of Rome at the End of the Fifteenth Century. Primed for F. C. and J. Rlvlngtos, No. St, St. Pairs Chora -1 WI This day was published. handsomely printed In One Volume, Octavo, price in boards, limed. a Second Edition, with an Ar pandit, of A COMPAR ATIVE VIEWOftheCHURCHES of ENGLAND and ROME. Bf HERBEWI* MARSH. D.D. F.R.S. t ortl Bishop of Lianas!. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtaa, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold aho by Hatchard, In Piccadilly ; and at Cambridge, Oxfo:d, Stc. N. B. The Appendix. containing same Explanatory Notes, on Church Authority ; the Character of Schism ; and the Rock on which our Saviour declared that he would build his Church, may be had tepararety, price le. ad. Of whom may be had, Marbles Theological Lectures. . 'ibis day was published, pike Si. No. 111. of ANNALS of the FINE ARTS. Containing, among other interesting matter. a Letter to Mr. Nash is his Architectural Improvements near Carlton House; a Review of Newilooks, .Prints. &c.; Biographical Account of the late Henry Monro, Wm. Alexander, and f homes Tomblin, Esc% Transactions of the Bs irsh Institution. the Royal Academy. &c.; A Deuriptive and Critical Catalogue of the Pictures in the New Gallery at Dulwich College • numerous Announce rent s of Work, of Arc in hand, and othe r Intelligence relattve to Fine Arts.— Original Poetry--Accouut of the Salt of the Cavalier • kraut's distinguished Coliection of Prhus—Names. Additions Real. donee.. and Professions of all the principal Artists reading or practking in the Metropolls—with the line of All they .profess, .Ile. &e. Published by Metre Sherwood, Neely, endless', ?sterna. ter-row • Boydell and Co. Chespaide ; Arch, Coenhill; Carpen ter and ion, old Bond - s t reet ; T. and G. Underwood, U, Fleet sited ; A. Blink. h, South Bridgratmi et Edinburghand all Booksellers. Of wheat may be had the First Volume for the Year tett, price MR. In extra boards. ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD. I N consequence of the extensive practice at the Medical Board st Madame House, Blackfriars Road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, sad Co. have, for the accoseatodatioa of Patients residing at the west sad of the t own , estabilikel another Medical Board in Woodstock-etrwt, Oxford street akw doors. from Band-street , where a Pbyeiclan and Surgeon' , Members of the Royal College et London, of tbirry years esperteice, eon. vastly reside. • Tbst Many thousands have bees restored to pee; ' fee beside by their sailed tams I. isdlemeable, row of whom had irgs greet suffeyirairom being lardy treated by persona ignerset of the pmfrOon. Erspdons on the bad,' kee, sad body, skerated throat, sirellhege on the neck, Lewin la the sidavlsome, cascara, stric tures, fends, palm M she heed and Mobs, and :serious debility, are the commences at ilhagredadttftialle sad WWI symptoms frecisiull aPPitfir Yr Alto and da l n =ll3.6 l' Messrs. Cooled, Mime, and Coin mamba • at both Muses, from eight dl or% by letters' from the ~ c ountry, stating particulars, when, medidnir and. the bow. advice win be mat to all pmts el 00,111441 w . solt_remZleare doers st 001 Medi, sod pretty mew far fa ever/ Weil* 'dr las awl itivadoir 'NM tvidreedech• 100 100 'so so so so so so . . • $64 01 F cs, 0 . .131•Cp. r. 40 1 1D c -- I> •* .1 oW f. PRICE S i:VEN- ENCL. PATENT 1 6 E A kL. -J. H. BAkLJ . Leleetter•Phee, frbm Grange-min, btr to itslurne I.adka he bas eadated his belt Mete Pearl from 7s. to MI. lid. a row ; And that he has tae sale a 11 3 hter sort fol. Comet awl gag Drosses at 1011 the dozen rows. (Mantis and Dreh-Makers akipolled with any quantity.) , FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1817. Dr. Morrison Adamant Seheler Lieutenant M. Murilo 100 Mr. W. Bruce Aentesant Thomas Jeutenant Iredell Mr. T. Waterman Mr. Aratoon Constantine SO Mr. Ara Rul Constantine 501 Lieutenant TOWN). pewenant Ovans _ to - ptainititeiland 103 Major Baker 150 Captain Williams 200 Rev. Mr. Boynes 100 Mr. B. Demon 50 Mr+ M. Browne _ 240 MINERAL P 099 OFFICE, January, 1817. HIS MAJESTY': POSTMASTER . GENE RAL will receive Tender, h Writing, on or before the Slsi instant, sealed up, to CONTRACT for One Year certain, to CONVEY his Majesty's MAILS in a MAIL. COACH, with FOUR HORSES, every day, to sad from LONDON and HOLYHEAD, by way Of Coventry, Birmingham, and Shrews bury, in Thirty-eight Hours each way, including all Stoppages. hither particulars may be known by applying at this Office. FRANCIS FREELINCL, Secretary. . GENERAL. ,1 1 .0$TOFFNE, Plaffier, 1814. MERCHANTS and Othttts having complained • to thin-Mike of the irregular, partial, and tardy manner is whkb many Commanders of Ships arriving from abroad have delivered their Letters to the several Fast Oilers; the Postmasters General desire to call the attention of all Commanders and Main tees of Ships, to the 39th and 46th Sections of the SS George 111. Chapter 153; by the first of which they are enjoined to send all Letters ow board their Vowels to the Post Olfice of the first port, at which such vessels may tooth ; the second Clause enacts, that aiker any Letters have been sent ow shore, any should he re- i 'navels tilkaottalltalls aralne Ihillatellt CSITI sengers,or in their baggage, die parties will be liable to a penalty of AS each Letter. The Postmasters General, desirous that the lien expectations of the Public to have their Letter delivered as immediately aspnesible, should not be disi;pninted, thick it n .cessvry to give this node*, that they will be under the %acridly of l uttiu g the Law in force against Persons who may otTend ber.-aGrr• By Command of the Postm.ster-General, FRAINICI a FREEIANG, Secretary. CLERK OF THE PEACE'i OFFICE, LANCASHIRE. PRESTON, DECEMBER ss, 1811. PRESTON HOUSE oF CORREC HON. _ _ - - - WANTED, a GOVERNOR, or GAOLER, bribe HOUSE of CORRECTWN at PRE% rON.— All Persons making application for the above (Mice, are to semi Testhnonials, (a wilking. of their character and abilities to exe cute t h e note to the et i lfiue of the Clerk of the Peace, at Pres ' ten.—The Oc:vernor will Zse allowed a Salary of £26 b, tggether w ith t h e ose of th e field ueOisiiog the Prison. All Fees atid Gratuities, of what desc-iptiw sotver, Arc ate,li.hed ; mod out of the above salary the rlovermr is to pay the turnki. Due notice will be given, by future .%tivertisement, of the day of Erection. E. G011.31*, D e toy Clerk of the Peace. ErtRACP from the LONDON GAZE3TE4 THIRD LOTTERY FOR ISI% SCHEME. • S ,Inssiot t',ooo guinea& a. .C44,0r0 2 a - 3,000 Guineas :. 10,SC.p S . . 1,000 Guineas . 5.230 il • .1 lao Cement : a,lat) .a a a 40't Guineas 1P,360 LO; . a stl•► Guineas 1 5;1:43 VS . . sins Guineas - RIOS 111 I ton Centeno .: 1,030 On . - So Woos . 2,5 W OSO A % SS Guinea, . 111,/..c0 totit . - . )7 Point& - gIi.SOCLi ......—db ........• lobo Tiring% .f)ttO,000 Fint-Jruirs Prite . Pint bay 5,000 °glom &EOM ditto ditto SOO Goiniest - Third ditto ditto 300 Guineas Fourth tO ditto 400 GitiiieaS ' h t ••••• r . Seventh ditto ditto WO Eighth ditto aloe sue Gut** First !Am Blanks entitled tb SIS Guineas each. nest-drawn Prise Second Day, 11000 Guineas Second ditto ditto SOO Guinea.' Thit.l ditto det•o 500 Galata, • DAY! OP DRAWING. , .. lit, lana•ety 21, 1811. 4.1, I.ouary 31, I$•T: . Stl, , Fehruary 6, 1V17: November ft, I P4 I 4- T. ntsit After our holm CODlmendations, basting eons tiered the rote: gain; scheme of the 'fiord Lottery five the yome trio, to be drawn pursuant to the provisions of , an sk.:t peeked in the 36th year of b:s Majesty's liteJgo, we do hereby sign:4 to you our Consent am! Approbation thereof. Whitelsalljreasurl Charrheta, the 120 t day of November, 1816. I.IVIAPOOL, V ANSIT tART, To the Managers and Directors the I.t.:tLry. 140 STOCK PRIZiiS—ALL 11iKLING MONEY! NINE : r• THOUSAND GUINEAS ! !! SWirt' and C. 3.: are sidling the Tickets and Stlatta 0 , the re4”.3 'loft ptipetarLeatet y, at their fortumileOdists, No. I I,Posti..r,_ . I No. SI, ALDGATE Man; CIIAILINt; CROSS; tcrittcr. The Drawing begins on the Zia' JANVA Y ; the Seised, has been formed agreeably to the 'wi.hes of the Public, and contains two Grand Prises el .20,00tt Guineas ; besides upwards of Forty other expit..is, all in (3,:nea... More ot.e.tliiril .f ihe small Prizes are i welity-five Goioeos ezch— at:4 none of Ira V2lllt than £l7 raci SWIFT and C.). hatl thepleasute is the iast !Atte:" of faille to the Public the following Capi;z 4 .e, in Shares, at tl.eir Forte nate OlEces, viz. No. 5,416 a Pr're ef ,eln.rGo 13,459 r „et ere 717 a Prize of . ' X 509 • Also, 5, - 142 a Prize of And N4l. tSs, 19 IN 1e..35114 51:4, 5908, Prizes cf rrila each, in th- :suntieriaad Beds* Lottery, drawn with the Las: ta'e Lottery, on the Slat Oitirtet.. PALSIES t SPRAIN 4, BRUISES, Situ CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormettlnt Itch!pennant!" removed. by WI!! TEHEAD'S ESSEHer OF MUSTARD. unitremilly e,teented for its entr.:erainary efficacy In ithi-fras tisms, Patsies, 6.tisty Affections. and • Consplunts of the tqu.n:..:li; but where :his ceria;n Remedy her been unknown or nigic.;:stl, 'and the Citiiblaini have athislly bruke, EZIP'.IIVa CERATE will ease the Pam, anal very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all ili•condidonoi s ore .„, Sore Leo' Scor butic Eruptions, Blotchea„ Pimples,kiniworats, shinees,BrcaLa ings out on the Face, Nose, liars, and Eyelids, Sore and inflamed Eyes. Sore Heads, and ether Scorbutic Humours. Sas &ace of MVSTA It D is perhaps the most active, pvne: rating, and efllzaa dal!, remedy in the world, curing, the severest Sprains and atuiov., in leis than halt the time usually taken by any other Lind. menc or k:mbrocationi it also heals Cuts, ,Punct , ires ham sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, etc. with inecedibla,lati lity, without smart or pain, preventing Inflammation and fester* fog, and is equally w.eful in the various Aecidents of Aniinair-as in short, it Is a Domealle Remedy of such uncommon excidldnad and utility, that no Family sensible to Its own eamfort should ever be without it. Prepared only, and sold by R Johnston, apothecary, No. IS, Greek -street, Sohn, London. The Essence and PIM at it. id. each. the Cerate at Is. ild. and us. oil. They are aloe void at is, Cambia; and may be hid of every Medicine Venderia the United random: ••• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston Inserted ma It. HAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, and been gratified by the most considerable praitim in that branch which we thought proper to select, we trust that we have not more 'unemployed our time, than Om* who, in the exten sive field of the profession, are occasionally Immersed in uncer tainty, and cannot always attain that success which is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one class of disorders. The diseases of Debility are peculiarly distressing, for they bring with them a train of coneontitant symptoms, and, by a de. prelates's of all vital energy, existence itself becomes imbittered. Whether they arise from the prevalence of iil example, the de structive habits of schoolboys, er the Tess excusaltk inds , lgc-nces of maturity, they require the most assiduous professional skill I and well may it be observed, that by the lgnorame of tiorduen ted men, the symptoms are aggravated, and the constitution is destroyed. As Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, and formed? Surgeons in his Majesty's servke, we ground our pit-re' sions on regularity of Education, and pirot's%iod every privilege to Mg ' mice, we feel ourselves entitled to that contidence with which we hare hitherto been so liberally lionnured. . . _ _ In the first sensations of I;e:it weakness, early applicntins will prevent the calamity of a debithated frame; but where the sof fetes., front a conseloutness Of the unmaidiLtskot the vice %Adds caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his family physician, and breeds over his infirmity with careful concealment, it mast be satisfactory. fur him to he assured cot only of capability of treatment, bet also of the most inviolable secrecy. 'Ally. The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life, the seeds of existence are poispr.ed by it, and posterity is injured by tin indiscretion of ad unguarded armee'. In recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to prevent' pain, danger, or distress; and Inn the most complicated casts it is She cq ulrement of exclusive experience in this hue, to tiftet a safe, certain, sad speedy re-establishment. We offer the advantage et this experience to those of either sex wheare z. s filicted with any kind of debility, or any rytoptoTris of Venereal Infection, and In all casts the terms of remeneration are stated on the first interview. • _ Patio tts In the country art !,:pitted to enclose a Dank pose, and are requital to specify their age and manlier of Heim dp well as theorising symptoms of the complaint. • • • • • CURRIII and 04). Members of the Royal College of Serpens ia Lendes aiatt Edinburgh, 107, liattoshOardetle.—Joß.lBllsl6. . _ Thfa day was pulalished, • In one hrga vol. svo. puce rt. Hu. In boards, PINDARI CARMINA, ii . txla exemplar Hernia num ; Qinbus accessetuot No ha Heyniatee Par3µl,rasis Benedictina ; et Lexicon Pintlarleunt es lame° Datnniii 01:4:re' Ethnologic° excerptuni, et just Seri r dispositum. • Digessit et edidit HENRICUS K UN I INGFORD, LL.B. COWL B. Maria Wionn. ptwpe Winton. Irwin, ••• The Lexicon Pindaricum Is sol ! stlarately price 124. bd%, Prißtad for 'l'. (laded and lAr. Davies, Strand. This day wu published, r rice is. In boards, THE TERRA INCOGNITA of LINCOLN. SHIRE, with Observations, moral, descriptive, and laiato. ✓iral, in original Letters (written pi srposely for the Improvemeut of Youth) dodo; thenurrolr. of Me 0; and October,*t Si S. By Mks liA' 1 Asubor of " Letters on the import: ace of the Fenvile Srr. with Observadosson their Mapuers and Education," and of " The Theology and Mythology of the cadent Pagauut, dedicated to the pew, of roinale Instruction." " Such studies improve Youth. t bey delight vis at home, are our enjoyments abroad, travel with t is, and are our companions in the country."--Cic o. Prieited for O. and-S. Robinson 25. Pan tipster -row. This day was ptillilishad, Elegantly printed la a pocket volume, with a. Portrait of Mrs More, price its. ed. in boards ; or in one vol. duodecimo, price 6.. in boards, a new Ed two, with Add:dons, of SACRED DRAMAS ; chirAy iutewled for Young l'ervons—the subjects taken trona the !.ibis. To which is added, Sensibility; an Epistle. By HANNAH MORE. Primed for T. Ceded and. W. Davies, strand. • Of whom tarry be bed, The Search after Happiness, 4 Patera, Drama ; and other Poems. Rissastly rimed is a pocket volume. price es ed. in boards; er in sae vol. uniform with Mrs* More's ether Works, primes. In NSW AND IMPROVED EDITION OF MORELL'S AURUS This day was published, hendoesnely printed in it°. with two highly-finished Engravings of the Foot F.ditor, and of Dr. Monett. price AS Se. 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Translodate and Construction; by 1. lERPILLOUD, lass Master of Gunge-green Academy. tilThis book le imaged to facilitate the translation ef Eagli.h Into French, and to smooth the road to the Construction of the Trench The want of such a work has long been felt; for, el l :M I : 4 ;M common Grammatical Exersins, then 1 has net hitherto appeared any easy Out& to lead the Scholar, 1 regular gradmiloo, to that desirable end—the Construction of the lin e s= A I X: efild_ying. Notes at the bottom of each page bare beat to Men every necessary aid in eoustruction whisk tho homer may want In addition to his. previous know ledge of shiniest important rules of the Grammar, as well as to ferce's emitintral colnparieen between English and French idioms. The connote are pate dawn frosr. the best French &oda, Isblat bsivo beta earehily translated and adapted to the leirner's terja; and,in the anbcdon &the sobjeete. funicular we has. ss tr e g s e i . 4113,0 de Imprommest o Ns. 1 , ;oh of head sod . 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