The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-18 00:00:00

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I/axessate f, O la Os "elk rellradred ela ale 'ookffoldr . • t. • viimiiiilMNlMMillia" °Bl, -. . • . -.. AS; Ail Cheepestwed Beet at the Priest la not I 11:11R. WINN'S TRUE ANTICARDIUM; or, O4IW CIP HER MAJESTY. PRlNEitisEs ; but their Royal lbghtaisees latedded t . r , t -Nieedismo-ooLONDON GENUINE TEA MARE .. PARIS BLACK REVIVER, Ai limb esteemed fur 'a N eoeVitraml for ilig Sale of TEAS. PURE and UN- it good at' • .4. go to Windsor last night. , lc. • 0 ..l'itß Cr Re ' as tae• Sm . fr . ma Cr ft N 6 Lad s " " les • . . - Hlalls°°"4..ta's- •• ." , , „iteti-hitLoaffRED..IIPARROW"andiCo. Chin", In r o e . tio; Viet; THOMAS PRYCE, Oilman, Kent-mita. Lausoo, Nig irftve Thil beset; for IMO :the nation has been so long t? inform his Erie's& and the•Pnhlic that be has soldalre • - preproK 66 Letters were sent off last night teelltird*llloyah z • . a.- , ...iatere ;bases foe ttwedeitialeSprefereace given to their Tees. him et imegth taken place. The Quite and to . .O.d assure etwir Frapjfeamt tbearoblie. dint the thrill condo- vitreefor . more !bins If )4MM:tilt' i s **Writs ante Prupri i rpr . . • . Dukes, the Prince and Princess of Haeuoilliaolliek •• .• '- . • aiwke t o w we ne g e „r m ed h im -fiae - gae o urea Teas that R y e in. I ‘ l 4: .‘ ll...ec . eipt; pfLare, toe, sforr, to ask for Dr. WINN sl' .. peed yeatorday at osie o'clock. The Ballitie issued the Duke of Gr.oncerrEst, by itiei kit •• ~ ..10mailby'Nee Eastioiire Coompuisy, *MA whey are 0. 1.-mimed •r l r r.k. all tent feMitieh.of a spotioas quality Atom. ~. ~ :•... . .:. . flose ." ttomem tur .0.,1 eimintutie . 4. ialopirs •: . ,__,,,,...,;••• left no doebt of the earlir consuMmation Pries t° t wttw '' ~-, ~ ~,.:r: ... fib sell arta the lime@ Vi, Terms, for Ready Money: o , A l l i eg th esse le e , or - the opporianity to r. commend. every desersplameif - lsodte; owl Grusiemehateiell Moisten/. -: • ' lily s h a pe fate. As soon as the iatelligence of " ...-• •- . Mr. Dime, the King's Meseenger, wit the o•• .. . • r , . Prilnwing $ the hest .' '' nest at the price. via: Goad Mot mos. Silk earseaengt„ Crap... tart, m , moue., v.. ....._ . , . . . for , •Be Gneenea'-.-k. ineahong. arid fresh Grow 7s. to yes,.....Gem„ o . J ew pt,,gb , 4,. , ot to j or .ret o tp ito re ye! s • • T . 11 imminent danger. arrived is town, one sent abroad with the melancholy tidings, sed 4 ..,,,.., .. • 14. 6tf. ;,. il ls . ti wee vt•a- riso r It ar lE "d bright - roil fresh Grse° she ll ariteate•utl:ele. It remOtret:dirailma creoee s *Elie- hole **yet fljghnessee • the PRINCE RESEUT and the la one to Aix - lx•C ha P e " °- . ' , .. . • in.; . - ; I da ise eliagem4als e amsates t Agid . /rer any. length of time. One' - - Di ' ' U . - ot• Von/ ere off for Kew. They reached the St. Paul's bell, and those of all the other Cheer - „. . , ~,, inioniee • • .peolters. about Caper. 'orb. at 10s. per lb. ti tl it. i s " r it l t e ••Z ett r u l lsia t elitsrflABlurafts• toads p , Tbey tbeicarrioade to be particutir io the direction. _r. . "ea_ Bord.Bseharge; Mr. NV einim, erfumer, ale" afalialf..peartn n!ologat.• lief .I,4Aistrew was of the Metropolis, tolled at intervals thr,bightest• the -• . , .,,,.1 , . ._..: Althtleti I.i .4 ' legt ibis Sottehe of LtraVlM-aill. slew doors TricerburettOttree. ; 0 14 1 1 ,1c r. li f f i r ra r i .. rr i v o . m O i rt . al m a; . f:ric ss f i • tr ii zel;rtee n ts st ilt wok . iiii tfoi.foires,,,,o fi re wom t o t a ll y whale of the evening; the sevetal Theatvee were. • .. 'rent eakinernts.aa-new Lonny Peoek. . who en toow 811 -•,se . l d h iith i. .. ti gfilv ~Te:gegtetifilif; god propertiomf Tos, horeessaga- re 4 lik. ilasteman. Ottsaan. Borough.; Itjr..Siesdlei, eith* 4 l ies c s • • 141 4. Cod Missed ; end at one shut, end published notices tint they wont! semen ~.- .. -,; •*. • *two , ilteitemtlareet, in oposition. Itayal-fieteauge; Mr Andaidz• Chemist Pironlin." i Mr- ' . . . . ', ft... 8- Ai Cleneekainny hottecumentated wish Ineitran grt• Ilia- iilket w , ceb ing - -•a o k, , ,i li k . i tr oh e r z ,',, , e,f. 8 .. „:.._hi1t, pti.v,„,,, ,4 1' . filittlK s. . 'itsTY 'attired without a struggle.- ' * lllollod till farther notice. .. •. . .• • ~ . : • .. '-.• . - . • profit. •• .- -..- :, • ,• ' s Mratseenli. Itene.Warre-• ',., - • Aftentoon the event was officially The Duke of Now/Pets; n lieveditel ~,.. • : ): , -.i. , , , ..•• a .. .. ... . . . • .-- . -mr- ' •*• delnneenrcit Mr. tr op geod Oi/usan. at. • ~,.., -.. ,• , . . • 4 • - , Ail el , . v penotidoo. . to his Ez „, .road r ; M r. r Illa_eadlition, Wallwortaisros i d s Mr. Gis , t • • a l . s k . . - T u i ti oser d siwwwirrw I. es utte r ro ti,e-thitiitSiglend, is eapected in ton& tillis: - :2 s : ,';". -i . .. • . ....- • • 'weilloif tho - 'L l o www°ll ' kawfs ` wiw/7 P y°44 les'Tlirw Hone 0 1 4170 ' ; 6 1; F i rrY116241' 1171; Boead .ler p et 7 t , 4 ' Al t 'f ° a lei* and at nioe o'clock was pablished issue the customary recommendation far a Gerift , , ,„ l ~.. •-••• *-- Z= to. ane ittl* by auerierous Views of the . • ~ ~ . , . reale . . Addeo% a met.; .. . .., . - -I. - 18""yrisZatedati *ts.ib ral . large. wi t, of lee thy, no rleralreW e ~. merea. Oslistan.. fetter-lone t Mt. Slide, A _ .. 91 ,1, 11 t • . 4 ltala., M.. Wb• °ROM: M. 04-strvet Mr. R••-, . • -- yr . • . Mourning, to commence on Sandey nest --. -... 4... .. .. ..- ' • • • • 'WIWAWIgr it billiteti. ... ' • W, . I" ' fro s - Palms.' Oil • mei, Rieborgoeit Me. Elyse*, 0 . White., i . 1 • SeILVENT TO THE LONDON OdZEITE. List night Mr. MARIN, of the Lend Chartable' . chapel a W., Wishey. Pertasber, %ewer-4411 se. Wrioaell,, ..'.•:# ,; ` • TUESDAY, Nov. 17.1218. Office, and Mr. Faitiffee, the Roy") Underickti :-.* -. . s * : YitieTelleir-VI Ant CITY of DU BLI N Oilman. Coes-hilt, R es i her.' Mareeet, Oilotaa; . - - - . ,` Whiteloilt, N0v.17, ISIS. 4 . ; ddwelerad . 11eitrae '•' 10 tile Pr event i l l fte t c " taini ' l lr '"" rell '''" ": st • r"" te !' . ." L . l°4 11 r - v• r e V• te mov i es; i " v-• 1; 6 'This davetwise o'ciork, the Quart departed ibis life. to ts for the F. - - ileAanisle. - • . .Iter i iced History, awl Charters; V i re, Oi liest ' , Bitiektrows -toad s jar. Vice , 01.insin,„ Brea its Orem* BetAill.' Mille Rdleu, School*, tostitutibm, &e. atondsez-eqoatie;• Hayti and Wilflanns, Perfumers, 11. ions- • a loeipagestale grief of all the Royal Family, after a tedious arrived at Kew to make arrangenont , , tillrlit, Which, we understood, will for the mem rat e : ',' ''',' :•' w . fjo r eogde4,Vkignifeltid Notices of Eminent Men, street, woitough ; Ildr Harwood. Toy-maker, firstborn: Mr. eilpese, which leer Maasams bore with the moo pions fortitude 4 4,, on . AjapeodletisofimPupelotioa, Royease, Commerce, D. Sub, . Oilman, Keutilatton; ,Mr. Vaughan. (Mimeo, Pratt- so e l es t aatkta. The =soy great and exemplary virtues, which .. . accord with those of the • Cetemontal observed no 1 • ,` : J . .' • ' Aired, Lambeth ; Mr. Stockford, Perfumer, Cannon-meet; o r li fa i-r...i.. • • • • occasion of the infonaut *Munn CeitoLlNEt -•• -' . ' -- - 1 7 . distinguished her MasErte tbroughost her low • '- ' late-JOHN WARBURTON, Esq. , Mr. llainhans. Oilman, London.rond; Mr. M. N rris, Oilsmot, omer,r r , ...-.. t. *de* the objects 'if universal esteem and admiration, • • ...... ..... windmill•sneet, Fits:bury ; kir: - ItilworAs 66. St. Pissro- • - .• • dr-tbe.fteeords in Birmingham Tower, .r. -A wit h Charcla.vard ;Mr. J. William: , Oibloon,232, l 7Vl.enhero-ettort• " liataluwes of his Karen-es subjects, and reader the - The given of ENGLANINwiIIi net gotta& -is - . • • late . 3 AMES WHITELAW, road ; Mesa.. A itiosaa and en., Dilaten,3 , 2, Oeroistoweeet s . • . ' - ind die Rev. R. WALSH, M.E.I.A. • Mr. G. Reaves. Oilman. 7. Tuthill-street, Itesindfisiee; Ur. attals•lllanarl°66" teat excellent Pri*cet s " o "P elak- Splendid ur commathling endownitiotz. flee till* , f ' o tie whets Native." J r i es tur o net a. t, en C , hs mist, Parl i ament - street; Mimes. C. *NS 1. di:rill the former part of the reige of t;efung•ik-, .. ' Primed for T.Cadetiaoti W. Diaties, &mod, London; J. 145, Alderseatootreet ; Mr. This . Welt's. Oil- . Gat chattge of a serious nature in the state of • .• . • ..rielati In; sod W. Blaekwood, tit Ediubargh. ... .• , . . - ok.- two esguEEN, h i ss on Monday afternoon. ft is said , is altogether domestic, unveiled, sod truiris"..lll ...,...-; •.. . . _ Ratelife-highway ; Mr. Staples. Oilman, We.trato,ter Torn- iiifr- . }lB. .LATELYUBLISHED , - • ike; Mr. Maolory. 'Oilman. la ~ Temple - bar; Meters . Ma- tlat on Monday night, the leg from whir, the 9 colons and correctness •htve been leading e .. .. , •-' Caraell mid W. Davis , Di Stroud. thews and Cole,Cbtoni-t 2 . 57. Ne wgate-stree4 ; Mr. J. 1.. Mar • teristies of the Court of his present MA3IOIT, and r. Upper Helium; Mr. P. S. Collier, Oilman, eater had broken (as already described by us) 2.. -/STORICAjr MEUOIR% of MY OWN Mary-te-Ronneoureet ; Mr. J. S. May. Olhoqp. the duties demanded by such a Court JON. Ile.: . . •II IN 14. Pact the Piot, f 1•772 to rigo_partake Greenwich s Mr. T. Itandn3, Grover, Cbieleeme_, r, lams ; Mr. biome mortified, and her medical intendants as. -. .. • • from Janoory,l7Bl. to March, 1782-Pori the rhhds Grigsoo, Sheep street. 0 ton ;Mr J. Peters, °Tome, Brigu ti; ortained that she could not live many hoots . perforated by the QuEEN with as much IMISEMIS R " -. .1414128Ae15, 1781, to .fisher. 1784. . • Mr. S. Wifely. Perfumer, Cnelm-ford ; Messrs. Me .t. Th e _ the tiature of the thing would admit. • . ~. 4 . . ''• `, - \ •'.;. By Sir Si. iy. WRAIALL, Bart. Matellemand Co.Norsvieh ; Mr. Joke smite, snowier. 51 . 14 1 - ollowing are some of:the particulars contuse. • atottei Mr. Trencher, Cliernist. Os ford . Mr. Eirtairtf•Delle• - We are told by the public and private reentriar: , • tine, revised and correc ted, lo 3 voll. B vo. price { ) rash - tucker. Birmigham s Mr. C. Smith, Crshi,... _ rreure i of - this event :-" The symptoms, on Monday , toe times, that a suitable maniage f•tr his M.l4llllitit 41. taPte 4 howe4...,_._.• Mr. J. Vrunklill, Chemist, Datt r ord 4 Mr. T. Cuddle:. wirer, siighti•werit of each a nature as to cause Sir BANAT . a. • • iliTlTrailliffOßT of GREECE. from the verlieit Ao. I, l etrreletr, d t 'lr. F2beelogtoe. t:bateton S Mrs. E. Diet negic, was an urgent (as it wage nalural)o'iect or Stapp ri • bats! D I M S Philip . King or mareernale. He Y4ll- . -!..norLt..bayskir., torvepory! Mr. T t r . aliord, I: oronioigr u r. gytroao to write to the FRINGE REGENT, and the . tiasale itford, Sag. Nen jidltion, to 8 cub. live. price 41.45. s l ,t Mr. 1! . ( 11 9 1,400 . drulr.) , t, I: 4,lll oglteints rti a It the i - pr „,0 1 ,0 thuobae d regfumers in the metrop ..w . . , s_tat/e ... age of the letter was such as to induie the ! i cy, i mmed i ately on kis coming to the CtOwetf; be' in boards. , his known and erdent attachment to lAd• ams,AN .► . - lgenie or partici. arts( allowance to leer. .4fEakrr to send for the Duke of YORK, to accom. • a. TRAVRIS in RUSSIA, TARTAR'S'. TURK..,.. Price rostiand h LENNox, sister of the Duke of RicnsioNnotith • some . _ GREEME. EGYPT, und• the HOLY LAND. By K . U. )? `" , 414, • • Noiseneonike bat what are sired, 44 T. 'PR I" CE, rill . 0111 to Kew Palace. Their /I° Y lll Ili g hfleues manceuvres of Mr. Fox, afterwards Lord LIGLLAND Clerk,* LI.: V. 40indotseliiiticeed iu 8 vole. Bvo. wita . m. Kelm-road, Louroo." • - • ' eer Wove thc. 'Ate. price 71..45. in boards, - ; ; - / set en foot to foment that youthfol pestles), 11-astentel . 4. TDB ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY; • -- Ilii„_a) tarr hoeing recovere d from her se r i o " attack, thedesigns Of the Princess Dowager-of WALES and of einitalOog Proofi of the Authedicily of the Holy Scriptures; irMiRESSED witb a just and keener:at iiin ' se' '. of thii a Sweetie the Mom, of the Jews ; a, s ,,art et B .,tut e alr a . af• _AL earamitaas results arising from The itakodiehka treatmottiof •i • ~ „. the the* Royal Highnesses left their sainted Parent for Earl of rt It • the f the several 3°°lls of t a e t•n° an d " a* 4 C lidl. V eerie - el malady, -• •cfee le a monists; ton well , kerma* *lle_ . 'eV! Al *Sims, howetir, passed • dis 0,0 4 "rhe Princess is said to brie had in view & Niece of ~ e neis,q; . i t Ageoant of die English Trnitslatious Of the overtire comment, turd en eistailing on j onluitepY visit . .'„ ' . bet 5.a... • r _ .... Bible sor 'the Lintre• of tke Choldb of Ragland; 651 a aeries of distr./Mil elm,,; insupyrotee afilietitroVerr." ~..• . . ereF Oelreile i i •lar to what she bed fro her own, at least some Princess of the Set , l4.942tha • . .. . • . - .___ . •• ••• , •. - .... ... mie- • • • - sleeit l PSlP i;'' ''‘"'''''''' • ' fir ;77" l' ioit • lot s''' r .- " , ; - 4 0" ~...` ' • , -- er.:*.Vora 6 s, •,, ..... :, 7. vq^:-- . ._,... f _ . . . 7. 44,4 .01 1 . 14 1.0 0 . 4 "5 .kiliky • .hat Ps the 1PP.,. 1 . 9 ,1 4 _.§.! •' • ''. .'' 4 " .•• ' ' 114'.41 , 11W . . . . ' . . .- ..7 :;.. i ..i l i t ii r t r iii . s i • o' - .., , • : ,_- - .. tai.4".: . . , •• _,.. • , _Lore Mt . I_4_l lirawalli, o ff s . ,toWsic of dm. day, ;or the naui le Wr •, Oak , - ..a,g;i • - . , tod be Swett, with a cone *"..'" • 4'4 _ '''' '.... 7 14 • • '. • Urea at SU To* th'lrAlliels. bs l l wog . Ms use 4.4 ile *Ad ibe wolstost.pmmtee tea lim : -* ' P . r .' ,-.4 , , • • ''''' - a-- ~...r. .. ir_:, V. , bear*. '.' - .; • hto oar hoire.' s Dr. Eisdy waft tart pertain* Or •• tree n • :i e . '' . • '' ' '••••• ,4411 . 11 " 8° eft e l l w l ted° wish WU overrated by the Cab IPC - ' "" *. t. , • .''...-•-• ..,. 1-1 *- • 'S. RICAADI HAWERII SIISCELLAREA CRITICA bait, In every of cure, ben as far es Wolin old, lea 4 )146009 change took piece in her MaaisTY, an ' a .',. fYPIS QUARTUM EXCUart PRODEUNT es Recess- sent a confidential dependent, a iY;Otch .... •- - • - ••, .1 •:- -I va ei Mors Nods The Kidd, A.M. e Coll. S. S. Trim a certain, sperdY. amt. Pennwalt restelentioo ; 'baying made tilde 4 " Illealc6l 4" pert "Lill c" be ' llf6illie64 be Pruillieell Sr tig h t:NAT Har.ernan seat ' off an es press to the Ra- ported to be Colonel GSAKE, (who was aftie • .. •:!.. Cant. areeduotappetutiett late R. rt. Lusts% Javervilei Miltoni ever! Ileac% of RYPal,title affersaer Red Its +vies Haw etfaloe gaw p whjet4 arrive aaort after stereo o'clock at P. A. Greve Metaptirat speelhon integrum, Cu Eseerpta e easPOI me primary objects of his Itirofessloriol stertirs, - ant beige appointed to be Master of St. Catherine's, twee th t.t),•ll.lanallreScripto, ittk• tattle-mongers. In I large vol. Buttered by the troosceodesa su tr..% which WS accompiap•ed Ms Cailtue.hoese., and 'tik.etlitenrent Was en planning, • Sao. pike Pli. la boards. mole of treatment during the conne of a long we laborious Tower, an excelleot place, in the peculke gitiof .. • ptactiti, lie Is nailed to o ff er. with the fullest ranftdenee. Pre" 1a h (tiro Palate net foe the Duke of Yoax. to at. her MAJESTY,) to visit the inferior Ger). 6, THE 8 A I'IRES of DECI MU 8 JUN lUSJ U Y }ISAIAS. triainus at once the most ',operation, encouraging. 1 ..nil of AL LIDS PERSIUS ELACCUS, Tran.lated into instaoreV ran he nilduced ilitnirnsise of the tepetio.-"lnivinentr"Dbire. I , ±re d . hive in . S ti ts , otly -to accompany him to Kew.- A from f g o -- •t , , 9 anu to select amongst them a future tene or jasoira Vase . By Watkins Gifford. E. with Notes and II- liady's Ilsatem, which haa hero found to previtil, even where trim etoyas rughnesses suited at Kew Palace before ustratirms. Handsomely printed iu 2 vols. Bvo. price IL Is. em i nent in i e , n , „ m i ne d by pudic i„ i i iw i„ ms ..b„, b ee , to . England. The instructions were 'aid to his, that the io boords. • effectual. to addition to those consolatory Meanies, Dr. Eady half.pest twelve, and instantly resorted to the Chant- I should be perfect in her form, of a pure bleed. co. 7. ELEMENTS of the PH I LOSOPH Y of the HUMAN will he found equally foritionie in reviving the raimberingime ber qf their ezpifitig Parent. N.; IK D. Hy Dogald Si.wart, Nay, F. R.S.S. Lomb's, nod debilitated energies of the hotpot] rosotorition, o kith embitter. healthy constitution, possersed of eligeui occoorliek. • E.iinbarge. Sixth Edition, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. Bs. ins and if oat timely arrested, frequently reader nugatory the very "By this time, all hope of her MAJESTY'S sur- It.arthl. prifiripz!k . a)f eiistence.. Ernie thin desolating stols . of iiptaily _;_iog the meats, particularly music, to whirl, the KIN? was • 8. PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS. By Dugald Stewart, and sterility. hr re-ar ! tionting the frame soul affording toot and T" paresysin was at an end : her respiration attached , very much and of a mild and obliging dispo. elasticity to the relaxed omens. De- End, . I.:q. Thitgl Editlon, Syn. price 14s. in bowls.lo iiiioPts in enn•e_,Y was most laboriously performed ; the tension no the .he room cheering awl po-itiye a-intent/Cep that ll* offerers trr • 9. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY; rootoining a capitol* both tear* iimy tot rescued; a steady prrieverancein the steam side was painful almost to suffocation, and symptoms sition. _ account rtf all she ProperNaears sectioned in 'Swirl.; Authom, (Belated beim only required.-Dr. Eady I. ersovidsird daily, at _, loorti g co .. on Colonel G a/ftwE found the reigning Princes; a: . • witii the Value of Coins, Weights, aid Measures used among 46, King-street, corner o f d.-Dr. Dean•streei, 51,•h0, he patients of '' It had begun to manifest themselves in STREUTZ taking the waters of Pyrmunt and accom - I the fleet*, and Ramona; and a Choi Angie& Table. By J. bosh sexes,-Gottoto letters weer respectful anoint* by return the lower extremities. Every possible mode of at- puttied by her taro daughters, with little llr no %pi . ' Lemoriere. D.D. Tenth Edition, is 1 largo voL tivo. pee.- of wood post. leis. in boards. , , ~ • r , 10. The WORKS of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Knight, Non eo iivere sed 'Mere itita„-M • ItT te to and more evident, every minute, t hat a fatal termini. of communication usual at those places, end the . , hoe President of the Ro%;ul Academy; containing hi. Ltis- " Life is only Life, wren blest witilltealth." .. - courses, Idlers. a Journey to flauder& and Hdlai•ti, a .41 his lion of her MAJESTY'S su ff erings wall at hand. ready means of observation, Sm., It was no difficult ', Commeotary on Da Emmy'. Art of Painting : printed from THE finest System of Ethics is to con fi ne within ~ , •11 tensed Copies (with his late Corrections and Additions) : doe bounds. and thus to regulate the Passions ; sere- 66 Imme diatel y on the "do g of the PluNc t RI- matter to beCome fully acquainted with their she., ...,„ ~ which is prefixed. an Ace .ant of the Lire and Writings of onofted mid inso„rdiimte titer inipefliousiv destroy it , me b m .. GENT and the Duke of YORK, Sir HtNaY HA_LIMED teeters daily habits. Their Serene Iliahnesees f re. • ' :be Author. By Edw. ltd Maltose, Esq. ore of his Eartittors. riers which Religion and PA-rolity have Imide sacred ;to cart had an audience of their Royal Highnesses in the qeented this rooms, the walks, and partook of tit . ... • 1 New Edition, with a Portrait of the Author, from an ori- bat trot litskihilote them appear, the lesson of prudence, best •asol Pieties, hoodsomely printed in 3 vols. Svo. pricegreat drawing.room ; the Princess AUGUSTA and the amusements, without any distinction that should per: • • 1. 4s. in hoards. calculated to limit their erase-teepee. • • It. A TREATIP4I on the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of • • of the human frame re ow great me Duchess of Gr.oticear • Every disorganization . mei . Ea were also present ; when vent Colonel GRIME from being an unsuspected the EYES. ilium toed with Ca.es. By.Aittonio Sentra.- Moil knowledge to rci v, and the po i tplic welfare is promoted HENRY omsk:fed from the Italian, with Rotes. by 3. Biala Sur- when poifrisinuel :rl: l ( v dis t reg t fi h r e ili r og tsiug to grui t ions of the en- Sir is announced, that there was no longer my attendant on their parties.---Ifere, it seems, ..01: to the Public Dispensary. Served Edition,. emesidetably wi he itte lre r a b l t r it l in s n i hope of their August Parent surviving the paroxysm. he flied on the younger PtiIICIPH, RI best s, .. - hered and enlarged, "Pith Engravings. Is one vol. Bvo. price vines econtintillinritetsleiiereodeby intipro stu di e s ' ... 141. in broods. of the pamions at an muinded moraeot. ," Tie st .th 4 a Their Royal Ifighoesses received tbe melancholy in. cording with his matrimonial instructions. to . • nation cotoists in the health of the People ;" hot, it is molar- formation with t he most poignant affliction. The short, after all due communicetionn, enquiries, ke. • 4 1 ,1, 12 Tie WORKS Complete of Mrs. HANNAH MORE. choly to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignoraisce of unreel- j'-' . imptajmng her Poems, Sacred Memos, Strictures on the Modern ing eropyricism. and In couineractoss far as posilite, its farther Princess AUGUSTA, la particular, was so much af. - Smel; of remote Educittion, Tb 'tights on the Winners of the Om Prince's CHARLOTTE of STRELI/7 Sea Omuta to _ ravages, we offer to tmfferiag huntauity, the result of ear own • . • Cliveat, and . an Estimate of the . Religion of the Fashionable that for „some time she suffered under en be 1. Ilse consort of GEORGE Ili. &11l HANCOURT. eaperimicein the caricms diseases of Debility. .The wi n o f tactiod, World. /Nos towards forming the Character of a Young victim of torlitory vice (early acquired at schnolt before rewrote hysterical * affection. with the Duchesses of A NCAaTelt and 111151140311, . 7. 2 Prioress, Coelebe IC Search of a Wife. Practical Piety, ins asserted bee right over the mind), will, in etiotemplosing - -... Christian Montle. EsAty . oo the Character of St. Paul, &C. Ac. his powerless state, become susceptible of eolismaing seestlistes, -: - lit 18 vols. price 51. 8.- to hotrods. " About a quarter before one o'clock, the Arch- the two fittest women of the British Coerti, were • IS. 'FRAGMENTS in FICUS E and V ERSE. By Mho Eliza- in knowing that the roust complicated state of est:it:Ojos may ..• be roused non Manly energy -- incense state ass- authors of CaNTEasuoir was introduced to the Royal seat to conduct her thither; and Lord Awes a war • mat Sol& lately deceased. with an Account of her Life and iesy _i,„,, m id en , r , i f , ir „ p ie,,t oi l e r s, nli d man y other mom chamber, when his Grace administered the Holy Sa. appointed to command the fleet of - convoy see Ili ..' - ) dheracter. By H. M. Bowater. 'New Edition, Bvo. price 70. w ill r re q,;.,,ily derange the Nervous Sssitan iin ouch elms artl- la boards. . , . can bold out an as.sroace of re-onicaatiim , by remedies whielt crament to her MAJESTY. important occasion. The circumstances of the joy- . s ,14. arf,Ml)lRB of FREDERI CK and MAEG A RETT base long answered the Nringuime hopes of Po tient* of !loth Sexes, --.! KLOPSTOCK. Translated from the German. By Miss Eliza- That bane to human happiness LU ES YEN ERNA, colt Ism 66 At this time the Royal suffer er a pp eared free age, which was very stormy, the chitin's intone,. ... . firth Smith. New Edition, Bvo. price 7s. in hoards. be Invited fearlessly, the improved stare of Medical Science f rom pa in , •g . 0 c she was nearly eshaested • ; and et 20 and arrival in London, her marriage the wiefti et elie IS. An ELEMENTARY TREATISE on ALGEBRA. hosing divested it& autidote of ahii se distressing properties that BY the Re ' 'B ' Bridge' R. 0' F. R. S. Fellow of Si. Prier's so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and baraseteg. We minutes put one o'clock, she breathed her last, so ing, the successive courts, ceremoniali, Coronado . ' • College, Cambilage. Fourth Edition, Bvo. price 7s. in_ .. • boned.. best explain our method by observing to Patients tabouring on- it almostunpercei ved by those who &c. have already been matters of history, sod am • •-• 16. A TREATISE on the CONSTRUCTION, PROPER- der obis malady, that a few Jess only are required for the re- geed'', t h a t was unpercet moral of early symptom , ; that the most inveiestate case will were so enviously watc hi ng h er. need not detail them. We shall remark ,it, however; _ . TIES. nod ANALOGIES of the THREE CONIC SEC- yield to our remedies within a month, and that Ka person who •TIONI3. 111 the Rev. B. Midge, B.'D. Second Edition, thro. - ......i b• If I • red tee disease may tte. evened all vary suspects ;awe Dill • 66 The Patscs REGory, the Doke of YORK, the en pcusont, as a whimsical circumstance, that La • rice ss, it, boards. together from appearing ;-a similar remark uptA,.l . 17. T e PRACTICAL GARD•ENER; or, Improved Sys- I. to insay Ps' cess Aticturratand , the Ditches. of GLOUCESTER, SARAH LENNOX MIS among her PAAJESTIeirOM 1 other derangements of the generative system. rite est..nese, ol- to -- • -• ten, of Modern Horticulture: adapted either to large or small . ceratiosts, dic. especially artetsres, trhstinate caste of which or e were present, with the Physicians, and the Arch. maids. . Garden.-; designed for ihe *Amigos. e of those Gentlemen who manage their own asidem,, nod as a Book of Reference for the ... Noting profes-ioaal Horticulturist. By Jobe Abercrombie, daily removed without the use of caustic or Miattlitrits. Some liaritirS Incidental to the softer vex have ant escaped our bishop of CANTERBURY, at the moment of .her MA- tier MasEsTY"s figore woe Pot enpleasiegs bit het i i rention rin which mildness, combined with elite-Rey, lus. so- •, . ' connteeance, though not without attraction be Astlior of i' Every Man his own Gardener." perseded the meats tau aly adopted. In her, nor system is ;LITT s oecease. • 4 ,• Thi. Work rootaios the Laving-mini and Culture of the " The Nance REGENT and the Duke of Yens she smiled, could not boast any claim to beauty. : . I• oeique, peculiarly morgetic, and eminently successful. • • Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Flower Garden. Shrubbery, Pleasure GI 01, Nursers, and Timber Plantation; also the For the general accoturnodatiott we do am limit our- . et • - remained afterwards with their illusttioos and afflict. was, however, a well-known fact, that the Kisco - • • conntortem , and Management of the Green-Moose or Conserve- selves to staled period: ofi r praci t ier t . m b a n t t e m r r e ty be t consti tit lied et all _ sisters till three o'clock , when they set out to- stared himself satisfied with his connubial fortune. tory, liot•hotire, sad Forting Garden. The whole alphalseti • reesansib.le._laters._-_-Cvomun. y a, i i et hen medi g i ed wi th advic h e, ed rally arr , ,oge : t„ Hod preentift, its ti win-null Form,. Imo' Set - m! mitei I ' M " 66 m p i ' • of t h e Ki ng d om - gether, i s the Prince's carriage, on their . return to She entered at once upon the Royal °lifts of chi grblsisola from remit Diseirvertes in Vegetable Pbsstology; and will be immediately forwarded to any part exhibiting rte pct - cipl... relative to the Cohere of Fruit Tree", A bank - mote as e s petted to accompany the case. Carlto n - house. .. . drawing-room, with ease and confidence. It was a • • t ie in the Iteuobotion of several degenerated sorts of lost poblisbed, , " About the same time the Archbishop of CAN- &molar occurrence, that the first play she saw was .. Apple :t4;11 Peor 'frees. With Tables of Plants correspoodire THE /EMS OF LIFE, a familiar Conimentery on the • • with the Ad:ratan:leo' of }Lonny up to the present period ; and ' • - rot•tes for res,aloting the Temperature of Hot-homes, Ste. The spore . • neyte r.row ; 174, Fleet - street; ot'zdatit and Cs . _ . k . tw_l . ties ..... ...lo r iee_bi• for Windsor Castle. . ~. ~.. ~ . . Di.ea.er It GOSS nod Co. May be bad at SD, P:ltCf- UAW IT and Sir HARRY llALeolto, left the Palace the Rehearsal, in which Mr. G;AERICK, in hie inirni. • t Wood Editioo, !PO...et! with coosidtrlible Additiow, Ay Mr. table representation of the character of Bayer, kep • .1 wow Mersa, fiend Gaidater to Sir Abraham Huse , Bart. sm u 111 K l ' - ' ." g m.. " „e_ r . v ., i. ~ 9., ii, bo.nr•is. , 11. Bowyerirefteet. Eieet-etreet. Lordon. nu' I' SANCTI MIENAN remained with the the KING. t h e a:mutters. end tho Audience in a Car. i .. , . •,- . . . _ . • .