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' -,...- I ' No. 1076. TWO ENORMOUs SL.RPENTS, TO BE SPIN MANAGEMENT of HEAVY ave 4 WET LANDS, witb ONE PLOU;;HING ar I I ILT NO. 213. riec To/tut:a or gAGLII-rrllititT. TWO SEItP;OI ri or the pi•ciell termed BOA CONSTRC!TOR—or DRSART SSI AK 1•: the most compicnnes for iine sand Strength of all Reptiles— anti ccrthiely the LAR ilia r SERPENTS EVER SEEN ALIVE IN EUROPE. In JACKSON's TRAVELS IN AFRICA. lately pith lihed, is contained the fnllnnin Account of this fermi:table which segues. from the Necounts of Netterigiete, thstoriarti, and l'reeciters, to be kuowu aline in AFRICA and in A A " The BO Alf, or DRSART SN AK L, is an enorarms t• Ziegler, front horsily to eighty feet loar—and as thick as •'• Man't Bode!!!—This Inhnhitant orthe Demet is net e• venenietit. totectgh It is not en that necoant the less destrae " tire. The velocity of the ROAR is such, thnt it is imp's " silk to mope it. This Serpent will twist itself mewl so " Us or a Tsasw and Truihing the bones Is, its etiormoss • muscular ll•l44-swallows the lota of even one of these " bole ainteN site/'. II! After which it Iles for smite days " completely ..nettenl•rs, with Its body In a state of prefer " ustarul diger, thefood be perfectly dizested.— " Two of Ibex. "limiters stationed t henrel yes a tow years " Ines wewir she Rood fro a the City of MA ROI. CO to TE • Re iA,4lr—rhe were both youag--and shout twenty " areir--one n was killed—hot the other prevented *. _travel en from that(toad fur many days. There is en donut that it was a Serpent of the Itt/.1 species ivlsith far SO WO v dA• s obbt• sorted the march of tile RJltilie /rote under ta- :scat ItEtiULU 4. bear the River Dozraila, .rirsea—the shin of which, ineasuriu MO feel hi length, was emend to It. met—and it is believed to be of the species wit s t to limn.* • %nine eal.ml the AN ACO N DA, found is the Ishod of CEYLON. • The twa specitrens wow presented to the Public, were s k ke.• *s Januar• last, by noose le.liatt hinters, in the Oe sr.t 01 to ItENtiAL—the ,ourigest of tliCla was lest a fesi d tit oW, nod Lass since intreine.l with incredible alp , •!ity loth'. sir• of upwards of lit fa. t in length, and 14 mere- w cirramfere •ce—hat the larger of them was mere Man FOU '1 I.ENfret long who taken. It to thou lit by mnay Naturalists oho save viewed tliclo, that the,' wdl coutione to increase in size until they attain that enonsious bulk which is stated in Mr. Jackson's Tye:As—mid in Dr. Shaw's Zoo. lig —ant , e 3d volume of wakh a .11 Am founds Description b! this turprisin- "e • ';' t ANCR ONE. anti.usn, From Teti .s'Clork it the Morning tit: Dusk. As these Animals ere certainly so'. etwensous. and are so bonnie.: and lionleosii.• that the ~ eeper eau play w it h them Tike a t stild-1 te girt thilst Person may Vproaeh the cages in :Aids Ace ere siJl4O andieeti, without the smallest danger or appreSenslan. This da% was poblished, price 3s. A LETTER PIV:SENTED to the BOARD of AGRICIJITURE.—By THOMAS GREGG, Esq. of Hertfordshire. explaininuis System for the better Ma talleinent of the Heavy and fet Lands of the Empire with ooe Plo ughing. to the Exclusion of Sommer Fallow, and Ex are of Draining. Printed for James Ridgway, Rookaeller to his Grace the Duke of Redford, 170, Piccadilly, opposite Bond-street. N. R. Newspapers sent to all parts of the United King dom post free. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFitli;.l. Jost published, Dedicated, by Permission. to Ms Royal Highness the of WALES, In one Volume, Quarto, illustrated with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Guineas In Boards, 'TRAVELS 11AROCCO, SOUTH BAH- R. BAR Y, and across the ATLAS MOUNTAINS, per farmed, at different Periods, dirks a Residence of sixteen Years in that Cowitry. by .LAMES GREY JACKSON, E.sq. Together with a Full Account of the Animals, Plants, and various tither Natural Productions of the Kingdom of Ma meets, and an Accurate Statement, from Official D•CalagaiS at the Imperial Cu-insii-ocuele, of the COllitliaCC of MO GA 000.— . a wh.ch is added, an intr. rain- and more acto r:yr de,criptiou than has ever yet beets piibtisbed, of the Si tuation, Extent, I°lla/in:tuts, •osil Cost \MRCVS of the Gnat Eisp•riesies igf Central Africa, TIMBUCTOO. This Work also cosstaios a fu:l Account of the MOMA NNE n 414 itatintow t a Dissertation au the Arabic Language, punning nut thediffernice of Porwtsation between the Lasteru and Western Actin t am; a Geographical Elucidation of many parts of Africa hitherto almost =tame. S .14 by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Ttu: CONI.'ANN , No. otooltos-stititcr, ADCLIPIII, STRAND. t' is r quisro here to observe !bat the Gvitle- IL omen composing this Company are ail of Cie T; ade, and that they bare selected Alma the firs Ability t.• carry en the Cowers. Well keen iog Drea- w tee an Ohjert of the feat Coro this C•impany offer to the Public a Mar, by which Goal Alm maywpply themselves with the beet and most las 4 t on terns. highly alvantaxous to the Wearer. The Principle on whicis the Cowen w conducted, ersabks them tr purchase at the first .ad best 7.larkets every Ankle they renserne. Ready Mutter is paid e d rreeived by tee Covisisos. ta all its Framer-than, and t'Ais Priaeiple alone esseht r than to serve their women eat Clothes of the brut Quality and 11'orkannahip. This Essalaisamr - it having exreede.l the hest W;slkl of the Projector-, the Company have added Leather-Breeches to the Cla strati-, that :e tktiten ma see their real E %panes for Brim before they :ire their Orders. The Company has* a non bee of Men. enables theta to e senate Ordershak rhe %bowies& Nonce, and :cod them to any part of the King dom. Prices of garments not re turnable. s. d. ,nyterfine Cloth Coat 4 oit Ilreecties lisucliester Fancy Curd ditto. Waistcoats Fl .rentiar ditto 1 5 0 Nankeen Pantalaoss 018 0 Prices of Suits contracted fin film of Returnh ThreeSsits per Year 18 0 0 Pour ditto Fire ditto Ss ditto A Sot of Nasal Uni- LIVERIES. At P. d. A Suit of Livery .. 9 5 0 A Doak Jacket and Waistcoat A Rot Coat Potion Overalls Cloth Ditto by the Year, on Considera g the (1111 Ones. On the same principle Gen tlemen may Contract for C.. only. Ric Coats per Year 22 0 0 Five ditto Four ditto l4 0 0 Three litto ll 0 (1 • Fait of Clothes, not returnable . Amass A Seit of Rejlmcnials 9 9 0 Ir. and the Old Ooei to be Leatber Breeches, pe► YI ,•••••=.• Tarr Pair n f I),te-sk In 11..•••••OntlinlIreeches 214 0 Breeches 9 0 0 Ditto .. J J U Is Atte of ditto - skin Eiginditto of ditto tlcalletnes of the Army and Navy, and Cadets going to bdia. MY be supplied with every Article oecestairy fur their Equiimeei. Children • themes and I : ft* Pelisse made with eieannee of raste and waterloo( 11 orkmanship, at Prices equally low.' Likewise 10 be bad at tbe tlilife, BELL'S PATENT POCKET BOOK, which cannot be picked or loot out of tlw Pocket. He likewise informs the Nib is that Orders are received at No. 32 , George-street, A e'phi.—Uu..ncsi floors from aloe Morning till Six le the Eveninc. MATRIMONY. IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably ccrtaiti, that many pervert of both seica are deterred floin puirring 'me the natitti-d state, by which delirac' forbids tam to disk ; and there are unt a few, It hat being. already 'Parried, are • t•nriered miserable, for want or time pledge- •if mutual love, without happineat in this state i , , at least, very preearious. It has hem ascertained beyond doubt, that these rirru natives are Pei asioaed by a general or partial relaxation or weaknev3 in either sex ; tied it is equally eertaii), that the genuitie AROMATIC 8 " the hc,t, if Pot the MC remedy for this !Telles far ite;ii hty. Wien taken into tite oortinca, they immediately dif fax theniselves,like a vapors", through every pore, print:wing elects, at once deliztitful, salutar). and perinalet t. When spark of life begios to grow dim, the circulation languid, sod the f' -*typed, time Lozenges are f iund to Fite hifr _ r 4 Aliel.tiMia. l ..-10, - - . , _ . •• • Ir. • V - r.. . qv •iwfmi ..619-441r . i 11. : 1 -0•1' W . 44 PA t. e - - -. • i••!!ts si,; . ..- • • ; "pap . i 7 ct • • - •.,,,i ali ; 4::"./11.. i.i VW: Jaa irr ." - .4, Tro ... e" nto • tl.', I '.r ? _mit . .• .. ~ :I" 'VI. • , • 1 1...., i • ., 1 .r••i•• •,iil': NI Met , ..t , ,..,41 Sail .... ,a .S , . ;‘.l/11 . it! " • , , . .‘. .: • ,* • ; , a. a. • ~ . •• 411.1.1 : , Ci t„ • ' • . I . .. . - ' ,i iilv" • '•.- i a!; .• a: 7 i l. Cilir 4 • : . 1 .• . ( IA - . "giVk . • ~- - . i .... • / , % 4. • I.'ll . ' ' 0 ~ • 1 .. - 1 • . I . . ( 1 I ) , • p I ., P 1 I [ Lt(teZ i nitl' • • . . ----,............"........4.= . .. < ... 4 - • • •••01 1 4. WEDNNBII4I' .4UGUST 9 1809 , . ~ 7 --0 •••I.LA :ANTIRILIC .ADIES and GENTLEMEN tearing_ town, -ILA or intending to visit Watering Places, shoM mat se gket taking with them the RUSSIA OIL. as it pteeeafs fke general effects the change of air or saaAathhig has in tunbig the hair turn different shades. and often occaytnes its falliagoff, but by using the Russia Oil it is a sure preventive. Gentle men should not omit applying it to the whhkers after shav ing, as it will prevent them turning a reddish colour, as also grey, which too generally is the ease, occasioned b) the wet ting they receive when shaving. Th ROYAL FAMILY. and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fiuldoo, sue Russia OIL, for ruoisteniug the hair whit dressin g ; it is so great a nourisher to the Haw, a ti present it tamiag grey to all periods; promotes the growth; prevents its feting off; and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regularly for sit months, the bild places became nearly coveted with hair; promotes cbrows and whiskers, and prevents them turtling grey. Ladies and Gentlemen who wear fake Hair will find the RUSS! A OIL a valuable article to use vrten dressing, as it giver it a natural glass, prevents its being discovered, keeps the hair soft, and renders its appearance natural. The Proprietor recommends Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to benefit from the Russia Ott. to give it a fair trial by using it regularly fora short time, as it cannot bee:petted huviog the desired edict if uoiy applied at intervals. The high reputation tht' Rai-fit Oil has gained The pmerv hog rued promoting the Hair. and the great demand for it, has lately induced envloss perm" to espy the advaribowleat,..mat advertise articles for a similar purpose, which not The effect • it is particularly recommended to theibbel atheoutside a rapper of each 'snide is siguerl in ReWiaa gold ink, " Mochrritif:Ary and Priam." any without that sip,aature arp rouiderfeib. Price is. per bottle, or one bottle rontaiaing thur small, at one guinea, ur six guinea bottles at live pounds. Sold wholesale nod retail by the Proprietor, A Prime, No, 9, JohrwAreet, 011 lord street; and, by appointment, Mr. Sin)tk, Periudier to his Majesty, Neer Bead - street ; Rendrie and Suns, Perfitin•rs to per Majesty. Titchborne street i Rigg, 63, Cheapside; and by must principal Per famen or AI ed icine Venders in Coe land, Ireland, raCkolland. Country Shopkeepers sending weir orders to any ss thole sale vender tb. y deal with iu Lund J.:, w d receive liberal allowance. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, sn RA Cri'S HtiAi) 11N, The best accommodation for 'Traveller , --t;ood Reds, rt.olce Liquors, and moderate charges.— The following- Poo l'oaches, Mail Coaches, &c. eel out Irma the Snn., eu Head Inn Snow-hill. YORK aniI.ELDS New Post Conches, srt out every morn ing at nalf-past fiveo'clock ; a.rive at 's ork the next day at to rive is clock. • The ECLIPSE New Filing Post Coach, that carries Four laddes (tidy, to York. Newcastle. Sunderlawl, loci in burgh, by way of I)oncaster, Grantham, and Stanii,,cd, every Windage( half pact live o'clock. Coronation Cheap Travelling to Liverpool. tsy the New Fly ing Post Comae, .to the Angel Inn, Dale.-street, Liver. pool, daily . -- Leeds and Wakefield New Post Conch, called the Clothier, sets out every ,horning at Seteit o'clock, by teas and Co. Leech. FrSTON, Spalding, Petrrborough, Stilton, an.i Hontingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets not every eveoisig. Coaches from Boston to .ipikky, Louth, Grimsby. awl Hull. Ltrnavont, Warrington, KonVord, Stone, and Litch field Part Coach, called the Expeditinn, every evening, at five o'doek, to the Crean Len, Red-cross-street, Liverpool. • ;seeded throughout. isAra and Baisrot. Flying Post Coaches, through Chip pestilent, C.lne, and Marlborough, r:ery afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London Tavern Thomos-serest, Bristol, next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Liens new light Ciu.ch. culled the Rockingham vets sot every morning at eight o'clock. Carries four insides ;adv. and goes remarlly easy, with a guard thiough.stit. through Stamfoid, Newark, Braised, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden-lion. Leeds. next day nt nom. Not withstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is al lowed to he the Most agreeable wi at_ complete putilic convey. mice no the North Road, being unequalled in accoinmesiation by any ether. Pt D 1., Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Ldrailele; Boltati Chorley, Ormskirk. an d Garaang Post Coaches, every after- Omni, ut four o'clock s Guarded. Losigtown, Gretna Green. Aonati,rDstnifties, Rronnhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar Kiln. Cutanock, and all parts of Seutlarel, Camperdonni Coach, Daily. LOUTH, lifilsby, ort Grimsby, Spablite•, Petet boru', Stiltou, and h Bim, unt ingtfen Coach. kw e very afternoon. Mg Relieves* * Stockport, Nlacelestield, ISllntslow, Con eider!' Newcastle, Wnlslll , and Wisiverlramptun Post Coach every afternoon. Guarded. CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whilehaven. Pint Coach, fines with four horses and a guard all the way. Pares tbreugh Brough, Appleby Gretahrit'.ge, Richmond, o i tt re s e g, Boroughbridge, Wellterbv, Aberford, I)oncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every him nine, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detalaed on the road by business. or plea -"re, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats heing secured in the next Coach ( with six Coachmen +. - BRIDGENORTIN, Withal!, Wolverhampton, Kaldenniaster, Stourbridge, and Dudley Coach, every efening. Su PI ASERLAND Stockton , and farm new Conch every morning, to the &over inn, Sunderland.. YORK. Newcastle. and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Chard throughout, sets oat every morning at seven o'clock, by any of Newark, Bettors!, Darllngum, Nurthallerton, Durham Morpeth, arid ;era irk. Passenger dud Mg themselves fatigu ed from the length f theyostrney, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on withilat any additional fare. William Clark, Black Swan, Ceisev-street, York, rum Coaches to Sunderinad, Seariornugh, Whitby. and other places. ET [TER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weyniont:i. Dorchester, and Salisbury Haltom Coaches, every mortilm, at four o'clock, with a Guard, through 11. Mum, Axminster, Brittport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Is :shot. HERTFORD, Ware, Huddesdue, and clestutin Coach, evt.ry !notating. Sitsrosever, Wellington, and Shiffnall Post Conch, Re R.iyal Charlotte, every afternooa, at dye o'clia•k . Guarde.i. Su Er r nnii Rotherhani Post Cowls, caLed tiw Rock *ham, every morning. Niercury Post Coach, with a Gnar.l. setr out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day • notes. Pa.sses by Oxford, Eastoti. nod Shipstooe, to the Sa meen's-If rad. 13411-street, Birmingham. Ilk scuNseirt.o, U abridge. Denham and Redhill new Post Coach, every afternoon, by Richar d Watts, and Co. . • Post S VILLA, az LLAN, Bargees and Apat3easty - Bars St. Edmunds. THIS safe and dogma pirparation Ii jestly eq. teemed for its agreeable and certnin ouerarinn. by which it effectually removes all Inaction or Obstruction or the Stomach and Bowels ' whether arising from Bile, bal. restioa Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at Stotmarh, Head A ch, hc. It operates by dislodging raid bile we other cru• ditics retained in the intestinal catml, and acts as as ahem dye to the system genkrallv. Free from any anthems's! or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been Fisea with 4ingulnr good effect duriu , t Preguancv. Its action is particularly adapted to Persons if Bilious ilabits, and those of sedentary lives. where a istfficient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs arc frequently producing pales and distewious, nead-achs, languor, and giddiness, ur a sense of weariness and opprt•- •:iu•. Remove the cause. the effect most cease. • A sin 4c tii.ll ail' telly cooyince the "patient of their ell cies. 'Chit worst rases of Bilious or Sisk Read Achs are certainly reiu.wed by a single dose, mad in a touch shorter lino, than rimid be credited, but from experience. 'floe Pro* inkier thinks It proper to remark, they will be found nut only to act a Wiwi pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, 4ftcr their hauwiliate actin° ceases, free from that costive d l onic Which generally succeeds the oper.ition of laxative/se ic net. .ttoist Wlsol«sle and Retail Is/ SHAW sad CO... the Fc.4-wad'. No. OS, St. Paul's Lherea•yisisly 10saolwa, Ado Isl. per boy. From the LON DO N GAZEITE I Ana. S. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ;Ear-Office, As,g. 8, 1809. Commissions signed b. toe Ler I Lieutenant of the Ctinsty of Montennser... Royal Western Regitn , lit of Loral Militia. John Edwaiiis. Liq. to he Li utenuit-Colonel-Comnsadaat —dated Novensher 6. lqo9. John Hanstrrey. Esq. to be Lieniersaut-Cabnel—dated Sep tember V 4. 114. Pryce Junes, Esq. to be Major--dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ENTLARGED. Philip N -nib, Liverpool, Irna-astrrehiart, from Aug. 19 ht Sept. at ten. at Ulf Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Fr -11, rick Chines Walsh. Straad, chemist, Crum Aug. 5 to •Sept.?.'l, at ten, at Guildhall: BANK :UP rcres SUPERIK9EI). illivant wed Thomas ()Myrna, Nlarxheiter, COINS. roatinforturers. John Bai'•• Chancery-lam, stationet. BANKRUPTS. &stomp- Rick, Borv-street, St. Mary- A ve, ieweller, to sm.. r Aug. le, 16, turd Sept. 19, at twolve, at Guildhall. Aitonties, Nleors. Collins and Waller, Spital-square. Samuel Unwin, Dlsley, Chester, shopkeeper, Sept. 14.15, and 19, At ten, at the 1)o1 Tavern, Manchester. Attoroies. Mr. ElliN, Cuamery-Line, Loudon ; and Mr. lingua, Mao. rtse,ter. John Elsden, Newmarket, carpenter, Aug. 24, at lye. 5, aid Sept. 19, at elegies). at the Red Lion, Cambridge. Attorney, Mr. Cooper, Canibridxe. John Shaw, Wapping-wall, provi‘ion-aserehant, Atm. 12,19, and Sept. 19, at ten, at fkildhalL W Attorney, Mr. ild; Castle-Areet. lalrosoolkate. Cha r l e s ',c l ick, (Ugh-street, Shadwell, straw-hat-manafac tater, Aux. 12,19. and S .pt. 19. at ten, at Guildhall. At. towel, Mr. Tacker, Bartletes.bailtlings. John Allsopp. Wine:trier, silk-weaver. Aug. 12, 26, and Sept. 19, at twelve, at G uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keroot, Thanks-lon, London, 1/IVIDFNDS. Sept. S. G. Fall, Tatsiey-street,nvimilivreak. brewer, at ele ven, at Guildhall. Sept. 16. G. Fall tend J. Hutchinson, Tooley-street, brewers, at clever, at Guildhall. Sept. 1.6. T. Rands, Ilmnpstead, builder, at ten, at Guild hall. Amt. 29. E. Shiks, Di!ford, Devoe, miller, at eleven, at the Bosh Tavern. Bri.tol. Sept. 2. W. car, Up' East Smithfield, cheesemoriger, at twelve, at Nov. 7. T. White, Sotethwark, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. lti. F. G. Fisher, Brightbelmstotte, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London Nov. 14. R, Grover, Tuna Mailing, Kent, grocer, at one, at Guildhall. Luoduo. Nay.i% J. Greenwood and W. Grimaldi, Old Bald-greet, auctioneers, at one, at handl: ill. tile,. 7. W. W. Deschamps. B. S. Morgan, and P. MiTag girt. Suffolk-lane, merchants, at twelve, at GuildnaU. Noy. 7. .1. German, Alderinanbury, hosier, a: twelve, at Nov. 11. W. Morley, Drury-lane, warehouseman, to t a clue. at Guildhall. • Sept. 10. R. Fogg, Jun. New Bond-street, chiaaman, at ten, at Guildhall s pt, 5. J. Circhall, Liverpool, butcher, at eleven, ut the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Nov. 16. S. :news, B. ightheltnstone, liner-draper, at twelve, at Guilds ii. Sept. 5. C. rum s. Liverpool, mercaant, at eleven; at the Yyak Hotel. Live. pool. S-pt, 5. W. Bums. WaketiPid, bricklayer, at ten, at the New Court-liuu,e. Wakefield. Sept. 16. R. Bruce, Bartho. mew-lane, insurance -broker, at twelve, ts: t; Sept. 21. .1. t wt and J. T. Dagnall, Upper East Smith field. flac-d e-scry, at twelve, at Guildba . i. Oct. 17. Ii with, T. and J. Lucency, Mill lane, Tooley c at twelve. at 'iv! What!. Sept. 9. rt e . " Parr avid I'. C. Pau lea, Suf.lk-lane, 1130.. rave-brukei., at ten, at Guildhall. iept. Y. T. du , iphrer, Cheltenham-place, St. George's fields, horir-dealer, z 1 leo. at ('.Uild: , 4ll. August JJ. Draysoo Moore, Lennaui, Kent, late purser of UK Air Stephen Limbington, at e'even, at Guildhall. Almost .)0. T. !1011. Batt, carrier, at eleven, at the Ele- Jhant and ..'astle. Oath, Sept. V. J. Parker, Llithero, Lancaster, cotton-spiaarr, at ten, At the Browning'', .krms. Chtberti. Sept. 9. R. Heylop, Chiswell-street, painter, at ten, at Oct. l i. J. We)bran and J. Gerrard, Swan-greet, Minn de*, corn-factor, at twelve, at Guildhall. CEItTIFICATF.S—Ava I. Aleweeliaaad U. Amick. Cheapside, perfsasers. W. Fowler, Great Distal-lane, wine-merchant. Spital-squar , TRAVELS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE. This Day was published. In one elegnot Volume, Quarto, Price €1 ss. lIPRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, 1 and in the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of FIOVENCE. LAN.H.TEDOC, and the LI MOSIN, by a Mille never before performed; hemg :eon the Books of the Loire. ':•c Isere, d 1 1 , e Garonne, through the greater part of their 1. - ..speetive Course... blade, by Permission :.. the Frenr:i Government, in the of the Years !Au7 and Dios. LirotenoutAalonel PINKN 1 Y. Pobli.hed by T. Purday nevi Soo, Nn. I, P emu...ter-row. This day was paldished, THE SUBSTAN'..E of the EVIDENCE, as delivered upon oth, *tthe Bar of the Lemessittee of the Privy Cwarseil, in the CASE of rinvereor TiLOMAS PlrfON : *lea oth.n . important DOCIIMII4II laid before the said Committee, la support •If the Chafges tit ought :l A .liost him.—Left by the Inte FULLARTOff - , arc .oged, printed, and addre,ed to tie Imperial Partiomeat.-10 t Paris quarts, price 6d. each. Published b lie Hone. booksellers, No. 331, is the Striae', opposite Somerset House. Where also may he had, Price 4s. 6d. PR . :WEEDING% In the CASE of the KIND against Col Neel DRAPER, in the PrJseeutiem of the Hon. Mrs. Fullerton, fur .• I.th• I sgaimt dictate Colonel Fullerton. • CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late in his Maiesty's service, challenge the whole world to pi ire a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have faik i ••1 the desired erect. The practice of toasty year% io this 11...-cieitlar brancit of their prigession, has soteven rise to one nasucceasful Cast. They coastline to direct their studies to the treatment and sore of Veoercal Complaints. and that Derangetneut of the 3%.sent. which is the consequence of the p..-enicious and waste- Itil riles- sof a habit locos and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. in the one it s iil be found to be the ▪ ,failing source of harrow % ; the other have its ravages fa .tally develord to them h‘ a distressing state of debility, which. if not time!) remedied, terrnioates in impotence. T bete are its remote and ultimate egrets, while Consumptious, Lies of Muscular Power, and various Nervous Complaints, usually characterize the earlier stairs of this solitary vice. Of tier lases languishing under the disorders iocideut to such a habit, their treatment i, ,iiiiple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the treatment tor .1 long. laborious, and much extended prac tice. Its the mu-t ohNitnate and complicated eases of Vene real Infection, such as Obstructions in the Urethra. Spongy - Bard 'rumours. Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se I (1,1 and the fact.ties paralysed, these Lozeages are i :lola to 15.• - .. par to t h.. itertn, ex h urste the mum ; so i et „ , i m i goeme r.. xcreseenc i es. Ilar f :"lUTOUlllt:auous ulcers, Liu .row ac- .• f ... ------, - ___, ____ ___ , .. NW...ll.l'ake, Winds,pi s tal ow -sg roa ra ii.: r o silk;n f irs oe, fa m et e u r ne ctla r. ot. Vie body, and re-maim:ate the whole man. When as eision to a ttaal We tiAnet ''' eft': a ls o Heat. Nartbeave, !Lowden, Than*, and Doncaster Plat . , . STRICTURES, Coact), every asorniug at seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sull I eserci-c, los. is depravity of appetite, and palli I counte- c Vbei her recent or of long tiaration, and which base baf fl ed Inn , al ytnn-gate, Hull. J. Smith, Lvesham, Worcester, innholder. 1 same, indi ca t e a ppriaehint empumption , the delii.ite re-J. Diem, Stockport, money-scrilener. - i k'll f I ['melt' poem are, b y their reenti o d ortairtime and Ednioutrin Coach, daily, at h a lf • past f 1 I aside will he prervet,l, and re.tored to health and -ncietv, the b-t.-" nt ' er --' " ti ' ar w i - P. -- it, "' re t half - half ,lan o f trentment,.efiectua y permanehtly cared, with. eii„ .. past two . .. past four find half past seven.. clock ,! _ 1 by the benig n . influence of this medicine. When the del i- T. Turner, Birmingham. button-maker. slum a imagination, or the force of had esaniple, have aut the patient sulering ot th i eeitcatelating pain aad . ala 4 r i pizg be. _ _IV :LE !lc:A!. roinn iew 1-04_ Coat 13. calle.l the liserr, I/. m ait i„ ogot , St. J.Hoies .,_, treet. warohousewat. tempted tesivnieded yon :n into the ilaugernui lab ' riaths o marrhage ay hic k the ne y o f f o i llows the application f t e t la It ak Id, to the Stan Anna, Wakefield. A. J. Sarqui, Bury -street. inerm,ant. N. B, Heavy Weights of Lu S•Trel 114141.4:11 . V. debilitated his bil., or impaired hi- un- oar caustic. n . t ec u w . ggagr, floods, ere. conveyed n . R. Cowper, Cateatoa-street, warcliougeman. 1 " - rstaeding, then Lozenges will prote , :t him fii linger- in this metropolis, numerous asses of lr St " rtet rs u e res lcl ha ltsi v .v e e h P e rar ena lee nti the under-mentioned Waggons: 6 disease. lac infirmities of premature old age, and a are daily under their easy., the hind eradication of whichare To I)iss, Beetles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suf- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED f . r alit, and ex ittous sante of p ractice . David Hood and James W illituts Dra 'P. R inasoud, -timotreet, %retched dissolution. When by .0 satiates banquet., copiaus elreclet by a sa fe, et:. .Ped_ • folk, every Monday. painter:. i• thiamin, Paphimi excesses. . 101 ~ ,i , 6 2;4ht revel , the 5 „,,, superiar to any other yet adopted. .T . he weakness, relata- t. ...narks, Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggorts, daily, Vi in. Libel!, John Ethel!, and Time. Ethe • • . 11, Birraingham, ••• I ' l .l daughters 1.1 di -ipation have brought on themelves lila'', and dehility . pr . ins_ tisi.o tin . c p .ssuptlant,.ar: . epee - ekn . yotg goo d, an d pampagen „ ws wu , d, to all parts or „, calif t k Ilt" .4111 Cr, rl' - t he removed , id debility. relasaiina, iinbecilitY, and a Isto4 train 0!' iiervemsa"nePmdleirlin'tlitThwasil.fd t o nand " s u ted ignruus West er "g"id. Newbury, health. lint where the . t . or years est , a pr.o. asGraham Chappell, Wm. Bean, and Jonathan Fell, Notting- . ci i finnplhilas, these Lutelices vs ill re s tore h. AO and s igi.ur t 0... A aka° nouGn, and Reading, every Toes:lay their restorative remedies. after a bine- Souham. lace-mannfacturers. tie debilitated fmnic, . iud cheerfuloess and animation to the Per Pene'era nee le . is Mammon. Winchester, Kinney, Lyndhurst, Lyn' Iti c h.. Barlow and ,11 ' mind. -ain.' Isis , requisite to revive ' titre has been destroy. , tile . - . Tur. !mom 1 TIC I.OZF'„NGES 01' STEEL are pre- tlicsiumkeriog .parks of Life, and to re-animate the Consii. Poole, isle of Wight. Jersey. wad Gliera-ey ". vitriol-manufacturers. "WNW dally. Will4.llllSteyeas and Richard Arnett, Pedlar's Acre , lP : 1 PITA and sold hs the Inventor, 1)r. Senate, 3, Ludgate-bill: tut_'?" . .. . . Co. Sob WOLIN Munition. and 'Twickenham, twice a-week. Stour.' merchant,. aie.sr... (merle and c may be consulted by either set Ciaanceseaft, Abiagdan,• 41 0, by Appointment. sold at 0 een's, Itivi, OR fard--tiret.• llol liehleY , three "Mein - we" Rob. CM:idler and James 111111C4, Rediwi with the repaint delicarY, secrecy, and honour, at their saw Age. Southamploa. / foi we,. tr Dean - street ; Allen, 76, Oxford-street. opituaire the Ii ho g . 1(17, Hatton tlarden. TO tii ?Tom, Winchester , AlcestOrd, and Altuo Candi. biack.means every morning. .. , r 2"beralt Christi , corner of Sluing Garden If s mi.. 349. '. William Ferret and Stephen Clark, Clieshain, Bucks, lace- '',.ratal. nest the Lyieuin; Goidim, 4/.. Loathed: Balton, Patient, in the*Cmintry are requested . to e a t,. the partial- Unnaytion, Iver-Actoa, Southall, Hayes, and Ililleuden . a'i.al Etch ince • staid) V:. I hen wile s Ambridge, .a , tan of their rase, age, nod general habit of litong, Mc. ke. Cart, twice a-week. Thos. Dawson aistl Benj. W ultimata. Upper East Smith6el,l, I ' • p i i radiny ; w.at i . nt Hi : lsom; 4 „,,, where A r c it , Loo . eoe i,ai•g a re.nistauce for advice and medi a , p. wiles the WY. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint tlw , r i.rv • don p• • - nee 11«. per Box. Duty iu laded. -sine will be gt %am or zent toasty part of the kingdom. To ea- Friend's/sad the Public, that they will not he aecousitab:e f Juin Hover, Joshua Boacr, W ' . m. Smith, mid R•ch. Pulls . 1 • At the abuse phew way 11 141 be had. Dr. Sawite's Treatise at re that secret., so c.iential to their undertaking, the pr.. nay pared or L iteram a te . o f more th an F ire ', mod , valor- }kink . , 1 - flit . , am: puilan, Kings, .p.O , sit Female Complaint , . Price Ys. 6d. ; a b oo k w yki, ,i to uid e ;4.1' of letters may he added to the account for medicine. lam, isr damaged, asks entered rsi such, and paid foe occur n " Webster Xl. :v, and t A twin .11, J ohn Sih Jane. 1849-16, lianas tsardes,Jos. Dackiamies, Dui via r, ctuw.,- by read by every startled we um. Ivy at Ike Saracen's liedd Inn, Snow-hill, London. glats-niaimfageiers. : ' • :• • 1 • , I t • ' Tab da was pablisbed, in 1200. price 3s. 6d. bland. AN A K ILIDGEM ENT or UN I V !ASA I, 1114. TOR X i wlapted to site Use of Parodies awl Schools; being diridedlato portion calculated for each daN's Tear-- fog; to which are amazed appropriate "widow far the la. st rector. 137 the Rev. 11. J. KNAPP. Sold by Lawman, Hurst, Rees. nod Orme. Paternoster raw; C. Law, Ave Maria-lane; .1. tlarri. St. Pater Church-yard; sad Clarion and Harvey, (i.aceebareb-street. ARONIATIG SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the Origitail Invention of Mr. lIENR Y, a :d brought bv his successive improvements to the highest perfection) conti nues to be prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM II I , ,NRY. r bemists, Ntanc:sester. This agrees , , le perfumed Liquor is composed of highly con centrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and edicacioas Antiseptics. Its pungent tldour ren4ers it ex tretrely grateful and salutary to Head Aebs, Faintiugs, and in all Places of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Jos tice, fre.) as it counteracts the bad effects of heated and foul Air. 11 is also the best Antidote against the infection of all Contagious diseases. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, ander the sa tie and similar nausea souse of which are fallaciously represented as improvements, the Public are requested to observe. that the Daises of THOMAS and K lI.LIA AI Ii LNRY. !Manchester, are engraved on each stamp, and moulded in the glass of each bottle. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Price 2s. 9d. (Stamp included) is sold wholesale and retail, bJ Bay ley and 'Pew, Cockspur-street. (the onl , Agents in authorised by thej'roprietors t) where may he had. Sparse Boxes of Gold, Silver. Cornelia°, Crystal, &r. Aka HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, In bottles at *. 6d. and larger, with glass stoppers, at 4s. each ; their tames being so the stamps. L___ I 11