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-- - 14 . 4( % (....o f. 0 ~ Oi ' ... " 6 ./ VI • 4" ( z. fek_,,A„ i .....,- A Pc....v3, AVillo , 111161 A0 far t'J) ir _ , . -- __ „ N .; •i., v •,...\ • ) .4 . • 1 F, 0 -,11.•.101* ~,,_ . _ . . • . i 443 • • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1817 PRI( VEv-PEN;f•F. i ROYAL-ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. are mn‘r respeeeally informed. 'r canerinenee of the severe and sudden indlspositinn ::7 ; ,1 1 I!, a Id the impondbil:ty of satisfactorily 'applying sr stir NI.•: alta, the Performances at this Theatre • sA run NEX r. JUNE 7, 1817, eel! c rep rtrer•ed an entirely new Opeta, (altered from written by Miss JOANNA Bastate, and arrmgrel AR a ; • ;ham; wltli t h e ept.los eine et the Authniess ;, called THE ELECT:ON. 1+; :ti H. JOHNS EON, formerly co' th- Theatre Royal, wet mai.• his first srpferants in tills Theatre. : wish A t e r.miuc ed last seasun, o"ri IS E !ZA L 0173 ? CONTRACT FOR LIN'IIFO OIL. FT-OFFICE, Alf s, 111 7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS an d COMMIS "IL SION ERSof Ms AU. RSTri NAM; do hereby:lye Notice, That on WEDNESDAY, the IBth instant, at One &Clock, they will be rea,ly to treat with such Persocia as may be willing to Con tract for qi.p;•lying bit Majesty'. Yard 4 at Deptforcl, Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsm...•h. ar.i Pcymouch, with DEVONSHIRE. TO OE SOLO IN FEE. - - - A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, fit for the immediate reception of a genteel Family ; cart-inang of an excellent Howe, vrth very convenient Offices, with any par: of a Farm of ottani Twn Hundred and Seventy Acres. fins pr tporty has bag been In the ccupation of the owner, and it in very good conditiol. A letter addressed J P. No. 5, High street, Bristol, will be answered by the Proprietor. LINSEED Of!. BEAL' I'l t)Fli ANDEL., MUZAIAT, to Vt.a.tere, h. each. r riiE Aee..ers r.f SAered Music have 11 ,, o: an e-To.•unity n' 0aa1.: 4 3 th , :••e 11rArl:ge COMpellitinrg rk.• usual rico. with Pianoforte Accumpart rr..,..o....:l a:ire:int Nrt'llty and .. Gentry ar. :hat 4 :,r.l.EtrrioN of MINIC, Itatir.n Uyra. is I....Llfvhing t.n the sante el..rap and OA°, estraeta from the (Ira' d (.)iieva 11. DON GIUVANIII.--.Speetnirt.• to he vivo at T. Witliane. : . ;;;.•r Van house. aura.., Covent garden. This day were piebliAr•!, In One Vol. Drodeeintn, price 7m. In Ivords, riOr.iC DRAMAS. in Three Acts. Br MARIA iF.WORTH, Aulltor of Tales of Fa.bionable Life. '.:t.0..1 for R. Hume-, (fiercest's+. to IV:. :nioJson), 7:4 Ft. Checchi 44 d 4 aud:aradv.io, Cr44oelt, in I Joy, Patentor te•rite. CURIOUS REPRINT. RACT OF ARCHBISHOP SANCROPT'S. Ti.i day were pabli•ised, price 29. 6d. I lin:RN l'olACiESitAken from MAcionvet. 1 10. , AA, and other choke Authors. By mEv c -am ”. le. luti: Printed by J. ::treater, fur Ttsomai bring, at tho Sign erlite Ulsoftes fu tlcer•tars rt, near Clifford% 57. 11. printed tot t. C. and J. itiviniton, St. Paul's Church-yard; :al W. slsidcfmr, Piccadilly. 'rids day was pvlll4l:ed, price £l . . It. Part VIM of DR. JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY, in Quirt°. I MO by the Um Mr. TODD. tt eh numerous I.Orsectiont. and the Addition of moll non mod Wools. Printed tor Longman and Co. and the ether Proprietors. day was publitled..price 41. boards, 'lt, hoorth Edition of L i N INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRAPHY of the NEW IES FA MENA' ; eompritiog a Summary t;•: , •:l , ll. , gical and Geographical View of thy Evetas recorded re. luting the Ministry of tom ia t tut !4 hecomintnied with JVlaps, Qaebtions for Examinatiott, atol rn accettt,d Index ; princi- Nly designed for the Use rf Wong Yasuo , pal foe thesosoiay oyto ) rnent of By LA N 1* CARPENTER, LI.. 0. Printed for Lonatar, Hurst, Kea, Orme, %ud lirovra. Pater - dale weer shed, Oct 10. boards, 11-11111CilY A klYti CHIN contenting,sco k., LAND; W IT a Colltiniou of hit Fittet rtlatioo tit that Cerntry, with Hinorwal hlntictb, and a Lift attic Author, or aarmaed with Chuithya)d's Anus sad a Fac-stattic of Lis ti g 3!1:1 Signature. By cil OR G CHALMERS, P.R.S. S.A. Printed for Longman, lima, Res.., OrMe i , 5101111 1 / 2 LOW 11.3; mil A. Cottatable and Co. Lilinharsti• hia dry we rublictted, In Ton Vu'..fuolecisp syn. trice 114. Vouch, TI RMIA'rIC TA LES, illustrative of the Super. sttions and Mamma chi ay of the Lower Scotch. By the Author of " The POt. Ile MIRROR" Maud for Longman. Hurst, Recs, Orne, and Brown, Pater ewer-row ; a J. Bsilantyne, Edinpa►Eh. Of whom may be hid _ _ _ The Pottle Mirror, or the lerit,g 114i44 of Bacilli, t he s t s t qp4 tZltioo, In 1 ama. pr ee ii. Gl. bodtr4s, This day was published, in limo. price is. eLsecd, HARMACOPCIA COLLEGII IVEGALIS P MEDICORUM LONDINI:NSI3, M.DCCC.IX. Unto Abets. Printed for Longman, How, Rees, Orme, and Drown, rater- Wet row. Of whom aUo may be had, 1. A Translation of the above, in syn. 1211. boards. 9. The Original Work, in Bvo. Ts. boards. n. Medical I ransaetions, published by the College of Play. sic*, In London, In S vnla. *lvo. 81. boards. This day were published, la 4te. pr:te AI. 10a. beard', TRAVELS in BR.AZIL,from PERNAMBUCO to :LEA RA I besides occasional Excursions. Alan, a Voyage to Niussam ; the whole eshtbiting • Picture of the State of Ses ti' tYs fivriag a Reddest* of Six Years in that Country. Ulu*. awed by Plates of Costumer. By HENRY KOSTER - . Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, an: Brown, Pater. st . ler-row.—Of whom may be had, 'The Hittory of Brasil; Vol. I. In eto. ptiee #9. *t. boards. Vol H. with a M., et the Country, peke Al. we. boards. My Ram Southey, Es+ This day was published, in evo. price 121. By BALDWIN, CRADOCIC, mid 'GT, Paternoster-row, THE CQLONIES, and the .present AMERI CAN RIiVOLUTICibr. Translated from the Preach of hi. DE PRAD r, formerly Ardbisnop of Molina. 's • The Work e;hibits a General View, Geographical, Hints. tical,and Commercial, of the various Colonial Possessions of the European Powers, ircludinst the East Indies p—of tee Policy !him has been, and which ought to he, porsoed by the Mother Countries in the Government and Commerse of their Colonies, Ft It will be seen that the Rrolution which has just taco Vrte at Brum, was anticip:tad by M. Dot Frail'. In the Prep, and speedily will be published, P 7 WM. BLAcivicoD, Edinbersh ; std BA LowIN, CRADOCX, and Jolt, Lendon, in 2 Vols. deo. LECTURES on the HISTORY of ANCIENT and MODERN LITERATURE. Translated from the ' cream of FRED. SCHLEGEL. Wish Notes, and au blue by the Translator. i " The writings of these fiestriotts Brothers are distinguished the same ?ere union of the twit rofound learning, the most t'lightetted rtEectlon, and the most euthusiastie eloquence. The t7 naordirary interest wives these Lectures excited when they v'ece deltrered in the year 1812, Is still fresh in nu; rceoULetioe, "tt We rise from C.eir perusal, as front that et something &huge. :her um" , As compositivn,tbay sear the strongest rest mblance to the 71111 atic Lectures of Wildlife Auitto on Schlt7,el, hut tbtir sub. hoquesttosably one of yet more e itemise later. et, for the 11 41 or has succeeded te rend all satin have gout: before Wins Su . ^2 . ' 12 11 general view of the develnyrnient and it of itera• among the most Illul•rinus Nations both of :loch:to and 1110. Timrs,sold,above all, hi ri pluet Mg to to. Litr . rai tier a. it tts ineutnce it the ...quirt , of act ivr tm tht LAta. 0f and the general ?roams ul aices"--Luvsic *lisviess. A Form sf the Te.eler way be surf oath!: Ofier. Note ::J after Ost Cht.4 o s the _De . ? of Tree, sae da . y eloti.ed afete the er elgrst for hitt, eft:wk. .16- , ery Te Nod 6: e:e.osp.r4e.l 6.7 4 le't , r, en . ..trend tothe hoard, owe sijetei -:lss:iise Person:, or7,?±ir.;tr lefvfee Intsi tulth the Aviv! tvg.tri7, Sas! of XlOOO ford: Ate ra• f n ara •rr cf IL: Olottr tzt. ARMY CON I'ltAr.:l S. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, Treatnry Clambers, May VI, 1811. MOTTCE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to lupply 3EEF and MUTTON to Ms Mi•jestl's Land Fnrces In Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties, and Island: ISI.E OF WIGH I', SUFFOLK, NOT [INGHAM, NORTH and SOUTH WALES. As also io the Feveral Comities in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence oa and for the 9.5 th day of July nett; that Proposals in writing, sailed up and marked " l'ender for Army Sopplks" will be received at this 05ce, on K before Friday the lath day of June, (but none will be wageOod after twelve tesiock on that day), and, if seat br Post, the postage most be paid. rroposale must be made separately for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which /INK be included in one Tender: as also mast the several Coto tiecin North Britain s and each Proposal mast have the letter, which is annexed to the Tender, properly filled up, by two Per. sons of known property, engaging to become bound with the • pasty tendering, In Vie amount seated in the printed Partietilars, for the due performance of the Coutraer ; and no Proposal will be Imitated voles. rode oo a printed Tender, and the prices ex pawed la words at length; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of this Contract no Troops slAsold be supplied ,00der the Contract, the expense of the Contract and Bald, paid 4sa the first instance Sr the Coinraator, ishall be refunds to film. rarticufam of the Ceetracts may bi hal epee applitatioa at No. as, Cita* Gaorge-etthet. Westmetster, between the keen of 'levee gad Ave, and at tin Oillee of Deputy Cetaittimary-Getswal Young, - - CATON'S WORKS. • This day ens publialted, a New Edittoo, price Ss. Unmated with Cum, 1. Ak PRACTICAL TREATISE ed the PRE .I‘. VLNT lON and CURE of the VENEREAL Dia/lA/SE in both Sexes, and its tult-equerces; In which a m1141'1)4 means ful mode of treatment is pointed out„ including Observation" on atricturce,Cutancous Eruptions. imaginary Veueresd Diseases, Ike. Intended as s Guide against the dangerous effects of this baneful malady.—By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. No. 10, &ocher...neve, Newcastle-street. Strand; sod lets of the Up ited Hosigtato of Sc. Thomas's and Guy's. 11, A Treaties on Irdigestion t being as Ingoiry into the Dames arising end connected with the Functions of the Stomach. with Remarks on the Liver, and Its influence on the (Ugric System. To which are prefixed, .oategesteralOtwereattutit on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Disetses, price us. a. A Popular freadse es the Prevention and Cure of the dif ferent Sieges of the Asthma and Wager Cough, with sew and successful Instructress fee tbe ProvendlPtuad Treatment of Asti. made kits. Fourth Edition, price U. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, niteral and as quirtd. of the Geomative Organs of both nears, hseluding the 'Theory 0 Generation ate Price 3.. 61.1. - - „ e. A Practical Thinks In) Female Disown, including Obser vations en Panwition, Lectatlon, and the Disorders incident to those important cases. Istica s k Printed foe frhetwooti aternoster-row WA ' _ORD who in •Aghting took great .11,4 delight, Once °treed this wager to lay— That whets put down together the cocks should not fight, lift run front each other away s Per that he a greater artractioo would Wm; Than they to each other wauld prove, A charm so alluring, that round the wide ring They 'lseultl follow wheneee he &Gould move I The wager accepted, the cocks trinuned and grac'd, (What a concourse encircled the grourdi) Mad they were no sooner upon the turf ?bed. Than csigt cock turn'd suddenly round. They viewed not mach other, bat wade a short stand, Thin suite at his Lordship they flew gos boots were by WA 11 leg jot BI A Clump j a ps e n'd, ' And wisprisiosty shone to the view!) The secret was ow, but the wager wee west, for the image of each was displayed, Jo the high-poiieh'd boots that so hrilliently shone, And each cock attacked kis own sheds ! Then shouts of spplasee echoed loud from the throat, To his Lordship's :sagacity due; But if Idaho te his Lordrhip's invention belong, WAR Rt• whet most bc.given to you t For without - year jet lit/memo It% boots had not shone, Nee have.bad such a NSW: to boast, The burner had failed, he the bet had not woo, And the spun of the day had bees law Huh Noblemen present then quickly destail WAikajite,r 14.04. kw* stone be would nit ; And each on. to Wes atm as quickly reveled, To bey his japes fur their show! The aAte Indy inestimable BLACKING Is pawed bit and Nu. 30, STAAND, LONDON. Arid sold by most noutinskers, Groton, Iroorsorpn, Snub make, s Festumtvs, du. In every Tows In she Kingdom, lis• Root b ottles, Id. 10d. and Is sd. t3ll/1. ND. Ask for Woo,/ r s Blacking. CHESHIRE. FRAUD PREVENTED. DUKINPIF.LD LODGE, NEAR MANCHESTER. TO counteract the many attempts that are daft' y SAMUEL NEWTON. of Ashton-under-L ine, stead a lvi t ad tb e e_ t o coyote nin on ktih,egup:irwe:,a,vietili by u pa riti;v ah viiiii d x j;f a iv4 ; timi th ki e ; • in the County of Lancaster, the Messenger tinder a Com- s ere i mission of Bankrupt, awarded and Issued against Francis Dult• cd adopt tnew Label, in which their address. togDeld Astir', late of DukinfrkJ , us the county of Chester, 9t, Hi k h H lo • rn , dealer and Chapman, feel it my duty tie the Public, to give this k Placed 4) canspitmoutly, that they trust an attention to thlsy Notic e . That 1 have seized .s such Messenger, the Furniture and will and enabl e rbediiferc purchasers ot wn :he at typ ,, e r.ce w i ti n is d lt etec is t u t nit he h i e ra al l;oo l le o tt e e i r . -press, Effects adverlsed for sale at Dukhofield Ledge aforesaid, on the Ilth of June, and right following and that I shall deliver t ß lt es i.ilei l ta l .li a : pi o n :L ß . L w A ai f lie l op l ia l y el of t ut i t , twth n ee ta bei e ftbeim by ldi D efi A nt - r wt " ;.int s ht n ites d aii lVl ‘ar s ten %P. cd r re. l;sl s. , 97, o b v e e c r tio th: en sai u il nd G e ciod r th s e an uA il d Eir ct li m m ib c i ti an e s:itt a s o g i n t e b e at or i thAssiang;reeeleyuto, sad the said sale of the said Furniture and Effecti. DAY •PID MA R 11N, 97, K.gla Holborn. SAMUEL NEWTON. LOCK AND SURGIC.AI. 1111'PM:skit Y. Signed in the presence of Imo. Glamor, His Royal Hi Solicitor, Ask o n• un d e r • Li ne . ghness the Duke of YORK, President. Su a olio n—Mr. Kiezna n ,M ent h ar o f the It oyal Conege.Lonflon. GOVEMMILS—EarI of F.:aemont. Earl efl.eitrim, Hon. Colori J. Barry, M P, John Latouche, M.F. HE Royal and Nobl e I'ttr ms of the a b o v e II:. TSfl I U ON, for the exclusive Treatment orViiNBREA I. COM fil*S, and their daagtrou. conseeetentes, in ord..r to insure the benefits that have resulted from te, te..tad Cer nan a:. its :interim, (standing high Ott the list of the Rter.ll Cohere) from having directed his chief mention to three d:wates. Mr. Kiertiass coot vive• it a part of his of trial duty to caution the public, by poitstlng to the Litt of the Royal College, publ:shetfi in February. 1816. u the only sure guide, end that ro assertion of persons .I.o:tinting such titles. and publicly advertl4.!ng then:, widen* be:ng sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the most dangerous cases of Strlcture-4, Debility, and cheer supposed Incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here I** dically and successfully treated. Mr. I. ierrian may be coro..ilted at usual, by both Sete, at big 21, Lower Cearlotte-street, Itedford.square, *herr iee. ter. from Town and t'c.unrry are to be addressed, anti the neces sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price es. ltd &lidos, Practical Obsereatinne co the above Diseases, by V. Kiernan, and may be bed at Nu. 17s. :leer-street, Patiraesterwmr. and in. Crown -court, Soho. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. fRONI Tr* SARACEN'S lILAti INN. SNOWHILL, ' LONDON. To YORK., LEEDS, EMBUit °H. and all Parts cf the Ntrtlls Four iht.ide Coaches, she Hest Horses, EMI keep excellent Thr.s, By B. W. MOUN CAIN and C. rE following l'.)st Coaches, Niail Coaches, &e. set out from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow:hint 'll , e UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, t::•ly taw night on We toad, culling four Insides and tour Outsides. set: out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Livlepool next seening at six o'clock, by way of Dungtable Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Weltgrd Lottery:outs:Hinckley, Miler. stone, Litchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Lautaturd, War. lintel', and Preset*. ifs) U FHA MP I'CI N, Lyn' ington, Winchester, and Duinyt , die New Four inside Coach, at half•pad seven o'clock In the am n. log, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Souttamptnn, by 6vr &dock. 'l'bis Is a mots delitrhtful couveyance to the isle of Wight, Jersey, Gummy, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Pcot-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—huarded. ' WEI' MOUTH, Dorchester. BlandfurJ, Salisbury, Andover, and Baabigsroke new Post Coach, every afternoon. I lie Wry. p i ya r .,. as aricarimy, j alien Aid/Tile,. Sr. hArdoel,s,Jks. e u TElti Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Faisnunth, tk, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clnek, tit rough Honiton, AttuJostar, lieldport, ISlisAitord, JJasingstolie, and Earshot. ....._ . ... . - SOSFON, Spalding, Peterborough, Sdkon, and Henri:tat/on Ro Mail Coach, sets out every. Evening to Spilsby. Lomb. On y, and 'Hull. li. H and BRISTOL Flying Post-CoarheNtlifougitChirpen e ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loudon *Favern, Thos. mas-strret, and thr Swan, Bristol, nest Marning.—Coachts tO \Veils. Bridgewater, Taunt,o, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. I.EEDS new light Coacn, called the Rockingham, vets art every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes reitzrP.: ably easy, with a Cloud throughout. Passes through Stain. *.rd, Newark, Retfocd, Doncaster, and Ferrybritlge to the Cohien Lion, Leeds, nett Morning. Notwithetanatn: the wocommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the mpg .o,oet.tble and complete Conveyance on the North Road, brio, six-vaned in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW Longtown, Gretna-Careen, Annan, Dutufries s Er .wnhill,"llsOrnhiU, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cumnusk, Kingsweil, alit! all Parts of Scotland, a Pubs Coach. (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Nile. castk, anti Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guccd throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight °Thick, by Val sot Newark, Rettord,Tadcaster, Darlington, Marthaßerton, bor. Morpeth, and Berwick. Pasr.:nzers finding them-rlsts Ittigued from the length of the journey, may rest what cow pity please, and then proceed on without any additional lire. Swindon, Ranrbury, Hyngerford s a Newbury P t oach at 7 in the morning. BlitiDGF NOtt EH and Walsall New Ciiach, every Evening. CARI.V.LE,Pentith, and Whirebseen Four inside Past Ca..ch, and a Guard au the way. PRAIC! through &oath, Appleby, Grettabridge, Richmond, Catteriek, roughbridge, Witlierby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. `..ens nut every Morning, and perforna the journry with the greatest facility. Pasrengcrs detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet ulLr adv►nta,e ol their seats being secured in the nest Coacii. wAkaiEl.l) Post.a..ch, every morning at half.pait KENDAL. tAneatter. Preston, Kirby-Lonrdale, Chorley, Orniskirk, and Gar-tang ?o Coaches, every Alter. noon at Five o'Clock.—Guardtd. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knuteford, Stone, And Litebeld s Post-Coach, called The it erulz•nr, every Evening at Five o'Cloek, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dahrostreet, Liverpool.— Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Neerpngt, Whitehnrcli, Tarporley, Ncntvrlth, Nonhoildi. and Middleivich Po.t Coach, every Evening, a t Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn, new Coach, every Morning, ro the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congle:on, Newcastle, Walial, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Arternoon.--Guard r d . SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post called the Rocking. bans, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Gnard, sets eat every Afternoon, and rtscbes mat day at Noon. Paws . by Oxford, Linton, and bhiputone, to the Saracen's Head, B u ll. street, Ihrmingharn. HULL., Northeave, Norden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pismo Coach, every Morning at half past ail, to the Cross Kays, Mar. km Place, Hull. I.)ON' LH, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Carat r burr, Pavershani,Chaihant, Rochester, and Stroud New Post 4. 14. Morning, Nowt, and Night. weotions. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford and &annum, s times a u ret k, bungay, Bury, and all pans of Suffolk, sv•ry Monday. Cartuckter, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three times a week. Southampton, Winchester, Bonney, 11.ynilhont, Lyn+lngton, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wlniborne, Pool, lake( Wight, Pitney, and Gum-lacy Wartoma (Jail.) • Sunbury, Hampton aud I wicitroilsto, twice a tweak. Greehwtr.b and Woolwich, very day. B. W. ?Anon TAM slid Co. aufdaint their Prins4, sad We Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels Passeniers Lumpy, Wriunga, Plate, ice. of more than Five YoauJ+Value, ii lam, war. 1., or dantagal,tialitaa eiderrd as rook and the insurance pool for aeroi.hoi:lY. at the •-•ltec.i., VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. 'OR all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, Bilious or Sick Head Ach, Pains anti Distensims of the Bowels, Sickness at Sumach, Habitual Costiveness, &c. &c. HALLAM'S ANTI 811.10111 PILLS. It may to many be satisfactory to know that clove Pilo are the composition of a Medical Gentleman of very extensive practice in the present day. This safe end elegant pe• paration is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which It effectually removes all inaction or obstruction of the , stontac4 and bowels, whether arising from bile, indigestion, Bete. leney or cold, sickness at stomach, head ark, &c. It operates by uislixlging amid bile or other crediiies revalued in the intesti nal canal. and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free from any antimunial or mercurial preparations, ft is at all times sale; and has been given with singular good effect during pkg. nancy. Its action Is particularly adapted to persons ot bilious habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up, sod creditieseeffired in these oegeno are frequently penducinx pains and &Lien/ions, bead-ache, inn. .gtior, and guldinecs, 'or a sense of weariness or oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficaq. Fhe worst tosses of Bilious or Sick Head Ach3 are certainly rt..- moved by a sine), dose, sod in a much shorter time than could be credited, bet from experience. The Proprietor thinks k peeper so remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, free from that costive sun which generally succeeds the .operation of levities medicines. Sold at the late Shaw and Ed. wattles, le, ht. Panes Cbeeeb-yard, and by hanger, Oxford street; Wald, Halms ; snd Twit, Exchange. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of the first consequence to ascettain on whose tshrot and wispier a firm reliance may be placed in afflic tion. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. Surgeon. of eminence and high pialew)onal en ahtments, Members of the it oral Colleges of Lon -4111 aed idiaborali s present to the Public the result of SO years ewrienee in the Cure of Venereal CompLiets, and those Lehi ibriss an d neasi one i ss whist& suit abitediquommi ir prevent e• ter the N!4; ritriontal State. In the varioui gradations fr cent infection to confirmed LIMB, their treatment command y often a spetdy, and always a radical cure. In dubious casts their wig and willsarranged experience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the /;dent from being triercurialized out of existence, or having his consthetion undermined and the vital principle destroyed by a latent but inaldious disease, or a blind ' and fatal confidence in shallow pretenders. in Nervous DR ility, Vascular Relaxation, and Arany of tl , e Organs, at awing from excessive lad , insalubaous climates, or solitary sensuality, the practice gie lifellnd energy to the system, even in cases *which are v despair. stele tures and other derangements of the Urethra they remove In a mild and tactual manner. Slight and recent case. it Venereal Infection are cured in the abort period of two days. To tt e Fe male See it would be consolatory to know that they may be cured of those debilitis which defeat conception, mid sap the founda tional connubial felicity. Panama treated with candour, deli. easy, and inviolable secrecy. Meters. Currie and Co. nixy be consulted every Jay, at their blese, dr, flatton.garden. Letters front the country, s:ating minutely the case. mode of !:ring, and incloaing a remittance advicv and medicines, will be treated *oh 'Wiens attention. No. lir, liatton-garden. IMPORXANT ADvlcr. • Non est 'Were lied •mere dot.-44.1.A RMS.. " Life le only Life, when bku with Heeich." THE finest system of Ethics is to c•mfine within due hosntip, snd thus to regulate the PASSIJNS; Utlrretrvii..d and Insubordinate they Impetuously destroy those bar. iwrs which Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not anal hill': them appears the lesson of Prudence, best eakulated to limit their effervescence. Every disorgantration of the human fta.ite requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the pubdc welfare is proino - ed when fflaifesskinal tied (disregarding the suggestion+ of the en vious and interested) devote tbelr studie. to the treatment of %how complaints generated by ttnprudence, and the ebullition of the passions at an ungwirded mortisnt. " The strength of a na tion consists in the health of the people:" but it Is melanglioly to redact on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeltd‘ empyrl. (Ism, and co counteract as far as possible It+ forth+ r ravages, we offer to siatering hu nanny, the result of our own experience in the visions diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vier, (early acquired at school, before Reason ha* as.etted her right veer tb2 mind), will, in contesuplcing his powerless sta:e become smeeptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the moat complicated plate of exhaustion may be roused boo nunly energy. Intenseutudy—aimmoderate anzleiy.-Inag residence In trapt‘at climes, and many other causes, wit fresuently derange the Kea • VOUS /Tutu; hi such eases we can hold oat an assurance of re animation. by remedies which have long answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both sears. 't hat beast to human happinees Loss 'EXUMA, can now be trusted fearisetly, the imptuved state of Medical Science having divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain oar -method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal of early symp toms; that the most inveterate ease will yield to our remedies Within a month, and that In a person who only suspects hintself injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing; a similar remark applies to many other derangements of dm gene. raise (system, as weaknew, uleerationhecc. especially strictures, obstinate eases of lick are daily removed without the use of cau ens or stimulants, Sense peculiarities incidental to the softer see. have not escaped our attention; in which mildness cornhined with eacacy Issa superseded the means usually adopted. In See, our system is unique. peculiarly energytie, and einitteney successful. Educated in this our native city; schooled in opr pruaidonal aiwilsweent by its splendid medical charmers; and having been tibia, personally, to compare with admiration the British burgical ftabtice, with the continental, our pretension:. to soot/tot:4 (in Osranels Wallas/ selected) are matured by experience, which is Mowed by SW daily applications we receive, even from dissent GOin and Co. M. K. C. Surgeons. Bas lionverie.streni, Fleet -street, Loudon. . 0 , 6 Far die general aceoininodatioo we do not limit °timely's. to stated periodo ot preetke, bYt may be eriondied at sU reason. aW boors.—Ceenery Racientosre etvinertra to downbe rob!litAT l choir ayrnpuons,ine. when auditing, oils advice, win be amine. , (barely forwarded ro any part of the kilielom —A Bmk b cit In expecte dto amanita, he tan& ItAST.INDIA HULISE t JeeIe 4, 1817 THE COURT of DIRECIORS of Me UNITED comp,iNr of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND s trefiet to the EAST INDIES, ara That the Quarterly General Court appointed to be held at this House on the lath Instant, Is made Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors a Report from the Committee sp pointed to inspect the East India Company's By-Laws, proposing b the nrdnitiin, repealing, and altering, at:miry By-Laws of the Cnmpauy• JAMES COBB. Se-reterv.