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; . . . . - . •-" ' - !... -.7 ... V 4 ••• ..., -?, 04, , i , gs - Ht ••. ..-..v :4,....-. a , fr . !.. . _....' iN . . - •• • 4 lb ap.)....w,.. ... ie . ^it 111 1 • .. . w.._ ‘...... ' •. ' . . , • -.„ . .. . . _ . . .. . THURSDAY, NOVIWBER 10, 1814. I MBP.it 6639. PRICE SIXPENCE-RAT F NNT. This day was piiblished, In Two Vol*. small Bvo. price Ms a Nev Edition, of ► T HE LIFE OF NELSON. -BY ROBERT SOU ['HEY. Printed for John Murray, Alhemurle•street, London. MODERN COSTUMES. 'this day was published, hAndsomely printed In 5 vols. royal Btro. Xi S. Iss. boards. .DUSSIA. AUSTRIA, CHINA, ENGLAND, AL and TURKEY: Picturelue Representations of the Dress and Manners of those NaiionP illustrated by Two Hundred and Seventy•four Engravings, beautifully coloured from o.iginal Drawings, with interesting Descricr ions o' each. Published by John Murray, Albemarle-tweet, London. 4 . BARRACK OFFICE, alehlr wit{ 1814. . SS UCHPiTsons as a'e willing to cctntrtct for ese. carting the current Repdr. at the und,r-mentierted BAR. RACKS, fur the term of Ten e Year., rommenetagnn th.• eStb of December nett, and to be determinable at the option of either party on the 44tb day of December, in The years INS or 11110. upon tht other party receiving three ntorths notice in writing a their inten•lor, may •ee the Sretificßtion for the tome, at the Barrack DiSt.e, Spring Gardens, London, any day iktweers the hours of "l'en and Four &Clock. 116 Just publithed, price 6s. ed.—continued occasionally, THE PAMPHLETEER, NO.VII. -11- Or Record of the hest PArsrut.rrs of the day, on both. sides of every leading ',object This Work is already supported by :he contributions of the following distinguished Authors : The CHANCELLOR of the Ex- Bishfsp M.LNER, D.l). CHEQUER, Dr. H. MA s su, The BISHOP of LINCOLN, Dr. PELLET, Rt. Hon. Lord Su rrric t.o, Dr. VALCV, lion. Wst WILNEDFORCE, Dr. MACLEAN, Rt. Hon. W:4 fIUtICISSON, Rev. P. GANDOLPHT, Sir S. ROMILLY, I Rev. I'. I.E Mcsuatta, Sir T. BER NA It 0, Bart. Rev. J. C. EusrAcc, Sir H. PA R N r.t.t., Bart. FRAS. PERCIVAL ELIOT, Esq. Sir PHILIP FRANCIP,K B. JAMES STEPHEN, FS+ M. P. C. MARSH, Esq. M.P. J. BRUCE, Esq M. P. Soli by Gale and Co.; Roslw , don . ; "Mac; edit and Co. Th e Prepo‘al4, g e p A rate ter !Axil trad mot be aldrewed tra " The C'ommiasioners for the 41esiti of Barracks, Harrark (Ales, Spring Caretens, wit: " Tend , r Int Itepaors rc rbs Barracks in :he I non 9i trt." marked oo the Coy , r and de upo at .he Blrrr.ck ()Irme In spring Gardens, to or bef , re Two o'Clock, on i'.urtdtv, the 11th of Novelobel lusts after which hour no Tinier wilt L • retteive.l: J.l WI LS'S PARE, I'O2'I:WAN STRRET, HYDE PARK, SAVOY, KI NSINGTON, TOWER, sad KING S FREE YORK HO itITAL, Chelsea. K NIGH I'SBRIDGE, LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF BUONAPARTE. This day was published, handsomely printed in Two Vols. Bvo price Li. ss. in hoards, with numerous Engravings. MEt4OIRS of the LIFE and CAMPAIGNS of VAPOLEON BUUNAP . ARTE, Frince, Italy, Get s ! maby, Egypt, Syria, Spain, Poland, Portugal, and Russia ; de veioping the causes, and appreciating the consequences of these stupendous occurrences; illustrated by professional and biogra phical Anecdotes of contemporary leading characters. By E. GIFFORD, Esq. Published by I sad J. Cuudee, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-row; sold by ail Booksellers. C. Bu rLER, Esq. C. Durres, Esq. I. BAYMITOCIL, FS(I. MORTpAtIIi. WANT ED, from N2OOlO to OM Isis the most ample Freehold Securiti, and paftleularly advs.' agenits to True ets, having large -woe to by out or tiiv, et on landed siteurlty.-41 liberal remuneration will b made to the peron pro curing Furils4 pain - kite's% insy tie obtained on arplierton to NG Cutsbe, Law Stationer, Tbr:adneedlo-initet, Loudon. Ice. &c. &.c. ll ; Black, Parry, and Co. ton eh ; and all other Booksellers. This day was published, A new Edition, price ss. i lus rated with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PREVENT A TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its eonsettnences, as Strictures, Meets, &c. including practical Oh ser,rations on Tabes Dorsalis, Onanistn, Seminal Wcaktitss, MUCAi Discharges, &c. divested of ail technical obscurities. TWO CASES OF I'iLOWER 4 R• , o . rs, OF SUPERIOIt qum.rrir TO FLOKISTS AND CONWIIS•zEURS. To by SOLO by . AUC tION, by Mr. ADAMSW, On Monday, Noarnbet 11 11111, ar Half past eChelt • precisely , at the Mr eon Mart. Banholdaww 1114, : URDS fif FOUR THOUSAND DlTlV ira l • L., ROOTS, coosistirg of Single Whim Wurivois's ; Primers ; Double Yelinve ditto, incomparable ; and tiltvpla Hyacinths. Blue. Yellow l and Red; Aimable Hosea.; Oral van Buuren; la Pluie d'Or, Cardinals, Mogi Orutlusi etc. Juib, quls, Early 'Tulips, Duke van Tull. The whole will be arranged in Lots, suited for the Trade IS well as privve Purciers. To be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had throe days previous, at the Mart, and of Mr. Adamson, 55, Fen church-street. This day was published, In 9v°, the Second Edition, price 7s. Gd. boards, of PARIS, in 1802 and in 1814.—8 y the Rev. W. SHEPHERD. •I'. M. CA CON, Surgeon, ro. 10, Stanhope-gr. et, Newcagleot tee:, Strand, La•c of the lsnit.d Hospitals of St. Thrum.% at.d Guy's. Printed tor Mes , r4 Sherwood and Co 21 , Pretnoster•row. lAllcre may be hail, Ca-on's Popular Treathe on Indige.gion, Scrofula,. ard Cu aneous Disea..et, 'nice 3s. 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No 55, Gray's-inn-lane, London. • MONEY. NPPLtMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are 'respectfully informed, that :bey may be supplied with Mosey to any smoui.t, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Lend, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlitinelit-i, Widows Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or lettere(post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, &Hell Otreet, Berkely-square. HAZA RD, bUItNE, and Co. respectfully infl-ro the Palle, that Ticitnis and SUARES for the eiltorig Lot ratty are now an Stile at their Unice, 'No. 93, ROYAL. EICUAN , 1.011/1611. 'I he Lottery, co:10,101rd- onh • 4,0A0 Nurnberg, with Two Tickets of each, will be Drawn on the 30th instant. and contains 2 2 .....:..t• • 3.000 2 .•• •••..." ...... .•. •GO• • . 2,000 4 . .:. • •• * _ _1,04)0, &e. •,• Utters (post-pa;d) duly answered, and orders from the Country accompanied . with Remittance, punctually a•teudrd to . Government at dal Other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Cummt‘ti - 41. . • ( l ITATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS - PO ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, • soTH NOVEMBE,R, )814. SCHEME. • acismoo re 3,000 4,000 of • are 432,000 6,000 4,t 00 1,000 500 300 200 ...... 2,000 'IOO 50 1,000 25 ...... 1,000 16 000 0 000 ••• 20 000000 40 ..... - 8,000 Tkketq. .CBO,OOO ll'rearra and SCAR RI are Selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Ca. Contractors for the Lottery,at their Offices, tie Corner of Bank buil hogs, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross. .t have died of medicable wounds !"—An IV HE Virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD are daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst tt..l most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility. • Nothing ha, tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine, as it, cer tain success In those complaints which strike their roots so deep h: the constitutiomasid are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. I his Medicine has been uncommonly successtul with young peo• pie, who hiore the appearance and air of old age; who ate pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose bodies are beCome bent, whose legs arc no longer able to carry them — who have en utter distaste for every thing, or are totally incapa cilatctl• Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the body is weakened i . paleness,hoddy decay, acid emaciation succeed, and the eyes sink into the head. Sold tiy Samuel Leigh,°No. ill, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton) bow Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. 150, Oiiford-street, London, in Bottles, price 11s. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which one I Is. Wttle is saved. The Government Stamp has the word " Solomon, Liverpool," Firisraven In Its official imi:reisionond pasted on the cods of each Width without which It cannot possibly be genniue. ***** • 0041 " Mr. Shepherd, who is well known to the literary world as an accomplished scholar, and to , he political as an inflexible lover of liberty and friend of the constitution, has, in our opinion, cou ferred a real obligation upon the common run of realers and travellers, by the public iLion of this lntle work. It comtains every where the traces of a vigorous mind, at once shrewd and bull, and of feelings an?. prindples equally candid and pure." Edinburgh Review, Sept. 1814. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. • This day Wag publihrd, price 61. T HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, and CRITI CAL JOURNAL, No. CON 7 T estrs.—Northcote's I.ife of it evmhls Correr , cntlence de Baror. de Grimm. Essai KilosiThique fur ks Pro r hatilires. Li.ianay's Voy.iv round the World. Cortes of Spain. A!ierii redly oil the Vital Principle. Lord Nelson's Letters to Lady Hamilton. Lord "I"hurkne's Poems. Alison's Sermons. Cim stitutiotial Character of the Queen Consort. Shepherd' , Piris ut 1802 and 1811. Sir H. Davy ml lu!inc. Restorations f British and Foreign School Society, Quar:erly List of New Pub lications. Index. Prisitcd for A. Con.tabie and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Ite, s, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Ludon. This day was published, THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXI CONTEN 1. Brand's Observations en Popular Antiquities, revlsci by Henry Ellis, F.R.S. 2. A Voya.tt• round the Worbl, by Urey I Adana y. Voyages and Tra.veLs in various Parts of the World, by G H Veit Langstiorff, Part IL 3. The Work , . of Gray, edited by Thomas James Mathias. 4. Sir Hompliry navy's hiquist ltrleauk' 6M164. - 2.ftestartseti.lll/ Europe. 6. Sir William Adams on Diseases of the Er. 7. Wl' verl.l or Sixty Y tars since. S. I tivenal translated by o.srles Basilian', M. 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We czit hardiy help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison has clothed so much wisdom-in 'o touch beauty, and made ti find, in the haute work, the hight't gratficatintts of taste and the noblest lossons of vlitos."—Ediabueg i t Tyintioifor Longman, Illus . , Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon ; "and ACchlbald Con.table atj 1 Co. Edinburgh 01 whom may be had, by the same Autitnr, _ . . . Eissys, nn thcZattary aid Princ;plcs of Taste, 2 vols. 6ro. Third eriie Li. 16. b,!4.1-.15. • FRENCH UELEC 11US. Thic in 12:116, price 49. bound, FRENCH DELECTUS; or, SENTENCES za. and PASigkoES collected from the most esteemed French Authors,designed to facilitate a knowledge of the French Tongue. Arranged under the several Heade of the Para of Speech, toge ther wale promis F uous Passages and Diems.By the Key. ISRAEL IA'ORSLEY. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noa:er-row. • _ _ _ . Of• whom may be had, by the same Author, Rules for Pronouncing and Reading the French Language, in I2mo. price 2s. bound. " This little volume, wi'h a title so unacsumlng, has the rare merit of perfornting more than it promi•es. We hope that 'Lis little work will meet what it d.-serve•. extensive approbation and atlrption: . —Eclectic Revi,w, Nov 1 This day Was published; hi 2 Vols. two. price Si 181. boards, ke Second Edition (elluptrated with upwards of 100 - • s- Etigtavinge) of - • A • SYSTEM of OPERATIVE SURGERY, Nitwit(' on the Daxis of Anatomy. • B 17.11,1.10.118 BELL, Surgeon. ' This l 'Edition includes a Dissertation on Gun-shot Wounds, by the -ante Author, illustrated by I 7 Engravings. At. addi- Ilonal mi4nber is printed off for the accommodation of purchaxers of the;tormer Edition, price iO4. 6d. boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater tioster-i-ow : and Cadeil and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. 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THIS INSTIT U TION, establkhed for the exclu. slve Treatment and Cure of the VIi.NER.F.AL DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, as stricures, Debilities, Ulcers. tacos, &c. has to boast the cure Ni Ile less than 2,000 Patients, an. molly, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Conorrhaa and Chancre are cured In s few days 'by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ganerative organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more suc:essfully treated than on any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, i.ower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will, be given or sent to any parr of the kingdom. Just published, price SL Practical Observations on the above Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Co, No. 20, Pasernoeter•row; and Highley, 24, flea-stress. As COM PLE FE TAR M-HOITSL LI:MARY, To he comprised in Twelve Musitidi Pars. This day W. 1.1 pubish. 1. po ice tO,. MI. Part I. of A\ COMPLETE SYSI'ENI of PRACTICAL A AGRICUL. ; UltE ; including all the Modern Improve mcnts acid Discoveries, and the result of all the attention and in• quiry which have been bestowed on th s important Science, during the last thirty Years; the whole combining and explain ing fully. extensively, rtsi completely, the Principles and Prac tice of the Modern Art ~f litt.liandry in ail it, Branches and Re la:ions; farming 'l . wo large 'Volumes in Quarto, illustrated with neatly One Hundred Engravings, ( Ilirtfot which are coloured from Nature.) representing improved Implements, the various Grasses, an!: the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from Ori ginal Drawiqs. • By R. W. DICKSON, M. 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EAT and MANDALL hive th.l honour to an- joselswlllebetly and Gent& y, they have the richest l ay dsliisd.S'lks and 'l l iasues ' Velvets, Santos, lel.h I', plias, tigiired fablitnrta, Wellington Poplitu, Mei ino i:rapes, Bonibazeens, Cubka and Cottage Stuffs, &c. P. and M. solicit the attention of Ladies purchasing the above article., and they feel confident they will be found on inspection ituequalled far richness of teititre i and IS to 2 t per edit . under the usual prices. No. 20, 11.4ford-sreet, Covent•garden, nearly opr lAN Henrietta street. PATE NT . FLEECY HOSIERY, montfactured by 1101.I.AND, WANTE.I.I., HUR I'ON, and Cn. the PAteritt e-, 31: .1 iVfanill'aeturrrs to their Majtsties, 99, High Idol• limn, who a1..0 manu'actitre Cotton, Worsted, • and Lambs' Wuol, in every artici.. , of tinder clothing, for b •th Ladies s..d ruletner. MI their articles are made of the belt ma•ena s, unit ut knowled4ed sol eriority of make an shape, and inlay be haa nt mt.,: respectable Misters In •rnsen and Co u nt r y. •1 he Parrntet feel if a dory they owe the L et,lic, to apprize Clem, that a spur , ons hind o`• Fleecy Hos!Lry is sold by some Hosiers, which can acithet wadi nor wear well. A Sovereign and infallible Remedy for preventing the HAIR Fall ng off, or turning GREY, aad for restoring the Growth. 1./Ui)SON'S titJl LE DIVIN ;or CULPEP- Pieß'd spEcirtc, prepircd from a Recipe of the famous Botanist Culpepper. • I bc Proprietors would wish to imprreaon the Public, that the Lbnve article is rot r,commeniled as an exlwrimint of doubt ul efficacy lint remit the strong Lots or ac.ual txrerier.c..; wnhout mra:tlog any MA:Vous allilsions, City pronounre it all 1140)11: 11/14AI dile tact, and can arpral for the trial, of the aist-rtion to nainterius revertible indiviluali i t this metropolis who have experienced its salutary effect, after trying • Aims other prrpa= , rations- without the slightest ativantage. It may be depended on as a sure i reservative for the Hair tallin2, off or to yin.; Grey; and whae di:: Head is actually ball, witelier arisit g limit ill ness, change of clinixe, perspiration, grief, or arty other caste (with ,he exception of actual decay - art ing from o d age, or w:iere the room of the hair are not entire•y destroyed), the Pro prietors will guarantee that it will regeoar.ite the growth to the cer ainty et sicruonstrition. See numeral's sarong cases and fur ther elucidation, iii a Dissertation on • he Hal . , inclosed with each bottle. _ _ hold, price• 71. 6J. or rather more than three bottles in one, price one guinea, by appointment of the Proprietors, at titer Agenet, No. 43, Gerrard street, Seiho.square, London; and by hi, fun her appoits mem, by most Perfumers and Hair•dresa.ra of res;:ect.dnic y. CA I/1 lON—None are genu'ne unless signed " Ruches and Co." on the label, in reef ink. NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and 11 . 1112-FREE ESTATES. Dy Mr. WILLOCK, At Ecridge's Hotel, in the City of York, ea Wednesday, the ad instant ' at Twelve °Thick, in Fourteen hots, QUNI)RYVery Eligible FREEHOLD And c!lielly ESTATES, most desirably Irma', at West Ness, Nunnington, Muscoites. Stonegrave, Cawton, and 110- vingharn, five mies front the Market Tows of Helmsley and Kirby Moorside, ten front Mahon, and Fuss Navigation at sberiff Hooton, twenty from the City of York, and an exceed. irgly good Roads :—Conti.ting of SEVERAL COMPAC T` FARMS, with EXCEI.I.EN i• FAR M-HOil DARNS, STABLES, and convenient FARMSTEADS, and sundry CO r. 'TAGES and TENEMEN CS, containing altogether upwards of ONE. THOUSAND ACRES, of Well Grazing, Mea.l.,vv, atid Arable Land. mostly Tithe-free, and in the occupation of very respectable Yearly Tenants, who are under Notice to quit at Lady'-day nest. Mr..l hinnas Skinner, of Nunningtan, will show the Estates, and give Particulars and Prins of each Lot ; they may also be had al Cie Swan, at Flelnisiev ; White HOrie, Kirby hionrbide; Blue Bell, at Scatboreug4 ; Husband . % Inn, at Malton ; Etralge's I-Pe: el, at York ; Rose and Crown, at * EIS ogseted; ((sides Fleece, at Ishirsk; Crown. at btnoughbridse; I in!el, at Leeds; e Mr. Humphries, Land Agent at Ripon; ni Mr. Sheardown, Printer, Dotwastely i Mende...D.lAm and Wratislaw, Saville place, New Burlington-street; and of Mr. Will.sck, No: 25, Golden square, I.k.ndnit. AMO3l' Authentic Proof of the very superior efficacy of the truly Genuire GOWLAND'a LOU lON, (prepared by Mrs. VINCENT, Stile Prurreetor of Dr. (.10W. LAND'S orkinal Recipe), letter from W. Dam' , MX, SiONI To idrs: VISC E N'l', No. 6, Davies street, *Grosvenor . • 4e / 1.3 e, Isuridett: " MADAM—I s i old think inyslif tl teem In fluty to society and you, were I to withhold my public testimony to be great efficacy of y nir (.OWL 41)'. 19 Ito s, which, 1 have formed by the administration of it in a ease staler my own rust " A yowig gentleman, aged about seven yaws, .Mt ..f a Colo. nel 1u the army, was sill vetch a virulent amhsnre eruption, accompanied with an inio•erable itch ng in the wrists anti inatepst the complaint renstel varsoutt ailslications from the tooted Ow sultation of three physicians ut eminence, and continued is, grew worse under the regimen pre*crihed. Vim a • lat 4, who had re. reived a cure of a very I rid ca-c of Scurvy in the titer, of several year* standing. Ly our GO \VI-A:4les I OTH tvcommenisd a trial of the sans: rentedy. It was a:tidied under my men ins *pees:ion—the disease gave way; and three quarts of your Loma performed a radical care et a dittos - der, which Ind been of about :aur rlars duration, and ba.l bafß the ,kol severalphyta ...a csans eissini ns their profession rpm; ray conviction of the aliwe rare, I recommended your COW LANUra I*o VW!'" so a I.ttely, seho.e face t a very disagreeable ereptitm, (even larA, pustules, and as ono :ied aw.ty aunther appeat d ) so much it . ) as to prohibit her p. hug o comi:any : a plat of your GO'ilt'L kNifti 1.0 11.1 N drectei a cute. an.: .ha is isovifree front eruption. •" I am, MaiLtm," .Cc. " 11.1.1.1h1 DRAYTON." Sill ley Mrs. Vincent, Na 4, Davies - street, Graorrnor sq.sare; an B a con and C.) IS.), Oidard-strert, Landau; at by Ad flat must r,•pertable Vendee of Gtvioine hird:einrs and Perfumers, in Quarts, Bg. i d. ; Pima, Ss. Ed.; Haff•pints, ea. 9d. LE.3 PASTILLES MA itTIALL ES 41+10N r- PELIER; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, are a discovery of the first importance to the prZsent antt sue. cerding ages, their happy ef f ects being equally as :den, certain and permanent ;'so diffusely salutary, that wii:le they give tone to nerves, and health and vigour to the attire frame, thestmpin age. vial heat through the whole system, and eabitirate the animal seirits in such a manner, that they may 'ably be said to reanimate nature; for dies:: diseases occasinneel by debility, relaxation, pros. tradon of strength, or watt of time in the nervous system, they are reosinmended with the utm , at confldnce, as the most agree able, safe and infal:ible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps, ever can be discovered by the researches of science; they act not as a temporary stimulus, or by irritatinn, hut by gradually and effectually strengthening and renovating the constitution, ea ', citing the healthy ac ion of, and Imparting increased energy and vigour to every part the human frame; they re.torc the lan guid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and vigorous health; when aversion to exercise, in or drpr.vity of appetite, sod pallid countenance indicate aeproacning coasemp. tion, the delicate female will be restored to heal: h and society by the benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity unequalled In the annals of medicine, and many persons % r ho have gone there from this country,oittrihute their reoe:ery mono to this invaluable preparation than to any other tati.e whatev e r. . . Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Se.adon, and sold wholesale and retail by hi. Agent, Mr. G.Mnd, 1.5:4, Strand, 'Autism, in boxes at 7s. and 225. each; also by Davison's, 1 , Parliament. street, Dublin, (Agents for Ireland) ; Baxter Edinburgh ; Mon. day and Co. Oxford; Meggy and Co. Cheintsfn.d Cruttwod, and Meyler'., Bath; firadte and Co. Saiisbbry ; Landon aid Co. Sherborne; Trewnian, Exeter; and most Vender or hie dicing in the Kingdom. o prevent imposition, each box is signed by the Propels's): (3. P. Seddon) iu this own Laud writing, without which nowt cis possibly be genuine. THEATRE ROYAL DRIIR %%LANE. T aIS RRESENT EVENING, their MAjegies' Servants wilt perform the Tragedy of MACBETH. rich a new Overture anti Ad -;vmphonies, composed and arranged by Mr. Hogs. Ilonran. King of •tientland, Mr. POWF.I.I. ; Marl) th, Mr. KF.A.N; Macduff, Mr. RAE ; Malco4n, Mr. I WALLACK; Dimino, Mr. POPE; \ Lenox, ELI; ING ; Rose, Mr. HOLLAND. 1 Ay Macbeth, Mrs. BARTLEY llt:iste, Mr. BELLAMY ; First Witch, Mr. DOWTON ; NIG HT ; J hard Wit:b, Mr.LOV EGROVE. To which will be added, the new Cnmiebrausa, called JEAN DE PARIS. • PRINCIPAL CUARACTERS : Mr. ELL ISTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. EDWIN, Ml'ss KELLY, Mrs. ORGER. In Act 11. a new Ballet, compawd by Mr. BERNE. To nvirrow, The Castled' Andalusia; Alphonso, Mr. Brabant. Saturlay, the Tragedy of M . aclteth. Monday King Richard die bird. Tuesdai , Ihe Fair Pinttent, when Miss Vaistsin, from the Theatre 'Royal, Dublin, will niche her first appear - am at OW Theatre, in the character of Cabot& • THEATRE ROYAL, 'COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS I . RESENT EVENING, will be performed Vie Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS.. Octavian, Mr. KEMIII .E ; Bulcazln bluley, Mr. EGERTON; Sadi, ELANCHARD ; Virolet, Mr. HAMERTQN ; Kilmallock, Mr. TAVLOR. Earauthe, Mrs. H. JOHNS roNE ; Zorayda, Mrs. EGERTON ; Agnes, Mrs. 1.1-TON. which,.will be alted, for the last time, Tlmuß, THE TARTAR.. I imam', Mr. FARLEY ; • •• Mrs H. JOHNSTON. • Yosmortow, she Tragedy of habella.. A twill Qpero.,tiss.tlsiag4, has heal some time in rehearsal, called John, .of • 1 4, be produced mat Saturday. ltdutteey acirtfßitil!d'}ell4.t. MAYOR'S FATHER'S GIFT. Tb's day was published, ins Vols. 12mo. price les boards, I"\THER'S GIFT to HIS CHILDREN, C.l . .Sl,l il;5!, Essays,Tales, FableP, Rdlectioth, &c. WILLIAM MAVOR, 1.1.. D. ei.or of bladan near Woodstock, Oxon, &c. Lou,: t 41 for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Paternos ter-row, wad ~old by all Booksellers and Dealer: in Books. This day was publivlied, In One Volume, Ilvo. price Ts. 6d. in hoards, THETRIAL of COLONEL QUENTIN, of the 10th Flugsars, by Court-Martial, at Whitehall, on the 17th of October, 1814, and subsequent days. Taken in short hand by Mr. W.V.. GURNEY, Short-hand Writer to both Howes of Farliament. London : r'ublialwd by Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster row ; and Egerton, Whitehall.