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On Account of the unparalleled Approbation betsnwod on the new Melo Draw, in which toe Ship of War, with her Weighing Anchor Setting Sail, is intrndaced, the Public is informed, it will be repeated every Evening. , Di OVAL CIRCUS.—Under the superintend_ ILL awe and direction of Mr. ELLISTON ; Stage. Agana ger, Mr. CROSS.—This peewit; Evening will be performed (Seventh Time) a New Mein Draw. In Three Acts called LOVE'S PERILS; OR. TIRK HERMIT OF St. KILDA. Anvotor. Mr. MAAS I'ON ; Rolando. Mr. COOKE; Captain Circuit, Mr. S. SLADER ; Count Fribble, Mr. JOHANNOr Aurelius, Mr.JAMES. Fanny, Mrs HATTON ; And Theohra, Mrs. MONTGOMERY. Iliglilaaders, Sailors, Soldiers, Are. du. In Act 111. an appropriate Stratbspef and Reel. by Ur. and the three Misses GIROUX. A New Ballet, composed by Mr. GIROUX, called THE SAILORS' TRIUMPH. TURTLES, From 4s. to 3s. per pound. QEVERA T. Large Cargoes for Sale at WILT_ SITIREI, RlNfr3 HEAD TAVERN, POULTRY, TURTLES dressed mar! Dav in the highest perfection for parties, or soot to any port of Town or Country. A '4 YTON, late Partner with Si r J. BILANSCOMB, begs leave to call the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the new Lottery, which offers a greater Chance for obtaining an honsense Fortune than ever Wore known, us the holden of four Tickets of the same Number way obtain the vast Stun of THE TAILORS' COMPA • Ho. 914., ADELPLII. STUAND. I T is requisite here to observe that the Ge n tl e - Alen-11. composing this Company are all of the Trade. aed that they have selected Meant the Irst ALllity t.• carry ou the Concern. Well kneeing Dress to be an Olijem of the first ('otelcieration, tLis Cmispaii. offer to the Public a Pl:in by which Gentlemeo inaysuppl) themselves vi tilt the best and most &shin:table Chthes on terms highly udvautageous to the Wearer. The Principle on which the Concern is cendected. enables them to purchase at the first and best Markets every Article they consume. Ready Money is paid and tereivel by the Company, in all its Transactions, and fins Principle atone enable. , them to serve their ustamers with Clothes of the best Quality and Workmanship. This Establisansem hayinz exceeded the best Wishes of this Projectors.. the Quap.my have added Leather-Breeches to Cse Cootricts. that Ge.dleineonsas see their reel Expellees for Dress before they give their Orders. The Company baying a wittier of Men, enables theta to execute Orders on she s hortest Notice, and them so any part of the King dom. Prices of Garments nst re- I LIVERIES. urvaltlo. s. d. Superfine Cloth Coat 4 0 U Breeehes- I , 14 0 MaizcLester Fancy Card ditto 1 6 0 NVaiNtcoats ... 4 0 16 0 Ilaretuirie ditto Nankrea Pant.iin ins 0 Is t) Prices of wits cotttratned foi !ANIS, ROUSES, &e. rr EiE Mobility , Gentry, and others, desirous to let, rent, bey, nr sell ESTATES or HOUSES. by Private Contract or Public Anetion; to buy Perpetual Ad vowsans, and nest Pre,entatione; to hay or sell Shares in Canals, Docks. Mine., and Pahlie Companies; to dispose of Amenities. Resvorsione. Post Obits, or Patent Rights; or In procure PARTNERS he respectable !dercantile and other Concerae. with Capital. may accomplish their views (at a very n►nderate expenec) on application to Messrs. Bmane and Co. Land Surveyors and General Agents, No. 7, Beekingbam-street, Adelplei, Landon. AU letters to be post-paid. EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS. EYTON flatters himself that the Slime good fortune wldrh has attended the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at his late Office during many past Lotiesies, awaits then at his present °dire, No. 4, CORN HI L 1., Where he shall be happy to receive Cie Commands of his Friends and the Public, assuring them that every Order they may be pleased to favour him with, either for Town or Country. shall be executed with the utroo4 Pi t ochi a tity ; and all Shares of Prises sold by him in the last Lottery, will be token, at their full value, iu for other is the emoting Lottery, which Wil l be drawn !NONE DAY, 40th of OCTOBER. FRENCH BOOKS PURLISHED BY MESSRS. DI DIER and TEBBART. No. 75, ST. JAMES STREET. /VOYAGES D'ANTENOR EN GRECO ET EN AMC levee Ems ai oases tar l'Egypte.. Grier tenure a Herculaneum. Tradait par E. F. Lauder, Redige et mis La parsec des Jeunes Personues, Par Ma dame Wautbier. 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The Boa Conurictor is the most conspicuous of all Serpents, from its pre-einioent Pit perinri y of Size and Reality of Co lour; and thom A lt it %Aries from Age, Sex, and Climate, be ELI be distinguished in every State from te rest of its Tribe, bv the peculiar Pattern or Disposition of its variegation, and binned to be a Specimen of dune Phenomena, s hich Na tant Ilistor, givrb such marvellous Accounts of their Sire and Strength. It is said, many centuries past, one Angle momile of tick specie = , near the Riser Bageada, in Alma. reigned sok master for loamy sears ever a vast Tract of Land, devouriug every tbitc; th.d dare approach him; and two to pat the Army of Aniline Regulus in dismay, the skin of which %season-tit 190 feet in leugtb. \belie gigantic Serpents have become lea maims. now. tboag they are still seen in ladis of the enormous Sise of 10 to 4.5 feet long ; and so strong as to attack a Buffalo, Deer, or soy other Animal, and swallow them whole. . JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Jtvt published, Dedicated, kg Pcr nsi Won, tip his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALLS, In one Volume, Quarto, illustrated nith thirteen Maps and Plates, pike two Guineas is Boards, TRAVELS in MAROCCO, SOUTH BAR. BARY, and arra* the ATLAS MOUNTAIN N. per formed, at different Periods, during a Residence of Jilteen Years in that Country, by JAMF:fI GREY JACKSON, Esq. Together with a Full Account of the Animals, Plant;" nod varions other .Natural Production; of the Kingdom of Mo ' rocco and an Accurate smteitient, from °Oho! Doronsvd • at the Imperial Cii.t.no-honie, or the Cour race of Alo- GADC3 I I.—Tri which is added, un interesting and Mote accu rate description than has mer yet been puhlihed, of the Si tuation, Extent, In4abitnnts, and COMMEIteII of the Great 14nportari of Control Africa, 1' I MBLICTOO. This Wiwi:AlM/ contalm a full Account of the Mon Ann l- ISO • RiatallON t a Dissertation on the Arabic Langssage, pointiog out the difference of Pitoctuat lois between the f.a,tern and I%e:tern Arah, t :u.41 n Geographical Elueriation of wont , pars of Africa hitherto almo-.1 unknown. S .111 by G. and W. Nicol, Ilol.k4liers to his Majesty, Pall Mall. The two Specimens now presented to the public notice were takes in January last. In the Deserts of Suadtharti, near /Inlet the youngest of which was etinght while iu an lafanw state, being eely a few days old, het since grown in an almost incredible manner, now measuring about 10 Feet in lengib, and 11 circumferemse the other was up wares of 14 fret long when taught, and moldered the Largest Serpent ever brought to &gland alive. These surprising Serpents have gland examined by some Naturalists and Coonoiseuri, slam their arrival in England, who state that they are of the same Species as those above mentioned. and •besseisatifically dascrtbd by Dr. Shaw is the third volume of his Zoology, from which learrird and celebrated Work the above description is partly taken ; and to which we refer for a more elaborateaccosust. LADIES and GENTLEMEN' leavi n g town, or intending to visit Watering Place.. should not ne gkct taking with them the RUSSIA OIL, as it prevents the general etlects the change or air or sea-b‘thitm has in makite; the hair turn different shade . . and often occasions its fall ing bat by using the Russia Oil it is a sure presoaks.. Gentle men should not omit applying It to the whiskers after char ily, as It pr;veot them turning a reddish colour, as also grey, which too generally is the case; occasioned by the wet tog they receive when shaving. Th- ROYAL FAMILY. aad Ladies and 'Gentlemen of Fashion, use ROSSI% Ws, for moistening the hair a lie n . dreisin lit is s. rent a imurisher to the Hair, as to prevent it turniui grey to all periods t promotes the growth; prevents its fatting off; and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, , after using the Ititssia Oil regularly for sis mouths, the bad, places heeame wady covered witti.bair ; pronsoleseybron s and whiskers, and prevents them lamb% grt - 1. ladies arid Gentlemen who wear false Hair will And the RUSS! A OIL a valuable article to use_wheadressin, * it ; gives it a natural gloss, prevents its being tihrinvered, keeps the hair sorts and renders its aptalsaoae natural. The Proprietor recommends LLaaddies and Gentlemen wishinz to benefit from the Ramis Oil, to give It a fair trial by using it regularly for a short time, us it cameo( be expected having tine mired effect if only applied at intervals. • The high reputation the 'feria Oil has gained for preserv in,T and proinut mg the Hair, and the great it iumid fur it, has . lately indneed envious perin s to copy the advertisement, and adverlie articles for a similar purpose, which have not the effect ; it is particularly recouirnmded to observe the label on the *inside wrapper of each bottle signed Ituoian gold ink, " Alochrimufsky and Prince," any without that signature arc cou.derfeits. •Prks 7i. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles at five panfuls. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No, 9, John-street, Oxford street; and, by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Perfuoter to his Majesty, New Bond -street; Ileodrie and Sara, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborite. street ; Itigg, 65, Cbeapside; and by must principal Per tamers or Med icine V enders in Euglaod, Ireland, mad Scotland. country Shopkeepers sending their orders to any a hole sale vender they deal with in Londua, will receive liberal allowance. 1 Adneittasee. One Shllllngencii, From Ti. team* in the Naming till Dolt. !4, A. As the amtipathv against lbw • ileptiirs, ifflasr4y Prevails, the Public way be an.ured tilal they are wile and bloat wive, se iftw the Keepty' can Play with thea like a Child, and Mu* the um* *esd Lady troy approach woe, without Frar or Danger. 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SIR, I CONSIDER, it bat an act of justice duo to the merits of your LEA KE'S PA FENT PILLS, to rooms ticate the following Care which has receatly been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mist, who, by the break iag oat of an old Ycuerral Complaint (attended by a complica tion of disorder, arising therefrom), was reduced almost to a Skeleton, and although be bed the best Medical Ad ice which could be obtained, and tried °variety of Patent Meditines, no thing could be procured which seemed to suit kit ease, or to do him any service; he remained in a must reduced and pitiable situation far two years, unable to follow lois profeision, and wareely able to walk, or even ti stood on his k i ts; in fact, Do she who knew binsever supposed it possible fins him to reco ver. lie nag advised it last to try your LEA KE'S PILES —ile diA no, &Pieria: strictl• to the directions given with throw—he had not taken snore than two bases, before he festal an alteration (lathe better ; this encouraged hint to proceed, and t v taking a few hoses more !se fitund lib appetite and areugiti gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any tn. - m-I knots. You are Wettollre, sir, to rear ;to per son to me for & confirmation of the above account, if it should be doubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble servant. Library, Pi/ LLD.% Y. Jul) 111, Preprirei 3nd sold by the Role Proprietor, THOS. 'TAYLOR, Member of the du j ai Collco of Surgeon., London, At his House. No. 9, New liriige-street, Where, Ole* i residence of more th.atfirrty wart, Lin prac tice partiealarly directed to the etire of Veuereal Corn and those incident4l to the Ruts of Utoeratlott in both Se lei, with that itivioktble Secrecy which Men of his Professimt should always otnerve. Ile hatters hinuelfylne Advie and Alabama he grataitesely adistoistses to per- SCELTA WAPOFTEGMI d'UOMINI LUSTRI GRECI J ROMAN), di Plutarcu Eherimiese, I vol. lento. stitched, 2. 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LT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that mete destitute of the tie metis of the medical art, base offered theinwlves as candi dates for public patronake in the proces.iiio of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, mid to prevent us from bein g lassed among Muse en s piritw. whose itupudeat pretensions have, utiforautateiy for society, been Lou favourably reeeivel,.we l,e leave to submit, to the liberal a ed eulighteried, a faithful statement of our pursuits :tad acquirements. After has mg received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. tirindat and tilixard, whose lectures and practices we carefully at leaded, as Professors and Sur-eutis of the London Hospital, we entered ourtelves stoXesits in that justly-celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Rosa! Collegeof Edin burvh, and were iustrutted in the dillirent branches of Anal s, Surgery, Ilse theory and practice of 1 1 11)m. Cite mistry, 51idwiferv, Boinits, &c. &c. by thine milliner* professors i Dss. Mon,. ( iregnry, Black, Hamilton. Duncan, and Rutherford. lie true: vie shall sit be deemed pre* sumptuous in sa)ing, that our proficinicy strut acquirement, ate not hicoosiderable. Having, for a lung series of vears, castle certain complai n ts, and the various diseases of . DI:- 111E1T Y, the particular object of our studies am! pincuee, W will, ssr hope, be allowed, that vie have arquire.l superior hallo letire of their treatment and cure. In slight titi4 recent c iniection, a perfect re estal.lishnient Is col-Timed in the short period of two dais; and in those 4 ,1 - the sii ,„„ st in veteracy, where other pnictitliiners have failed of succew, tt proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Use pirialicholy variety of disorders which are the etlei b of a hatrit loug and 'most unhappily pursood by the yomii of beah sexes. there are note more IsLirmuig or mord distressing Itehu thaw d. ticiericieo.atid dehilities which fre quently present . or embitter the 6strtmonial state. To sr is that the AN Account of that mutt eXCellent Aiedielno TIII-: CORDIAL OF t:ILLA.D, prepafed by Dr. Solomon, Gilead Douse, near Lis Tp./11 3 I and sold, aulltemik by Dicey mid Sat to i, U. Laurrti-vard; and Matthews and Leigh, IS, Strand, Loailnii; price Dalt . - a-Guinea a Bottle.; or the quantiti ot Foar in one Fantiiv Rattle for Thins-three Skillings, on hich Nine Shilti.tr are sated, l)uty iactinleit. " 0 dlessedlfoieith! thou art atiove all pill turf treasure; it is thou oho cuiargebt the soul, and spriest all its pa wei to receive instructioo and relish virtu,.. He thut has titre Isis little more to wish for: and he th u is so wretched as to want thee, wants csyry thing nab (her !"--itertte. . It Is onforitihs. that varied, disorders of the human frame arc brought on by iiisoipatitot ia.,outli.asd the grow viatation of thoseYntes Whicn prudence dictates for the preservation'. of health, and laving a foundation for a Ling asst hsippy life, with a bates and strong constitution.. The bleontits of ;maths are no sooaer lost thin painful caperien7e t,•:ieltes the inesti mable wane of it, and the unhappy patient links airoaud, two often ' alas; is s tan, fur the SCAMP Of 114 recovery. The CORDIAL .RA Lal OF G ILEA is aontemedly se knots ledgcil to be peculiarly efficacioos in all inward wast tugs, toss of appetite, indigestion, clepr,‘..i-inn of spirits, teem tiling or shaking of the Muds or liinho, ohs:loge cour.bi. sliortnesi of breith, uhd e.ithomptive habits. It thins the blood, eases the mast violent in the hea I stow :cis, and prismotes gentle perspiration. Ily she nobility and Tarr% this medicine is much admired, being pisisant to the taste mai smell, gently astringiag the Owes of the stomach, ant that proper tensity winch a good digestion require,. Nothi: g can be bett..r ad v)ted to help and nourish the comtii wino after a nocturnal d i eimach with wine, &e.—This Cordial is highly esteem:a in the East and West Indies, for nourishirg and invigorating the nemesis system, and 110112; as ngerieral restorative no debilitated conAitutitita, arising from complaints contracted in hot climates. Those who have tot e-ire mai education of females, the studious as *NI as the se deatary part of the community, should never be without tlis Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the tui..d, improves the memory . , and enliven., Cie imagination. 1,1 is the most absolute remedy fur such diseases as are at tended with the following oymptins, nainely—i great strait. tress or the breast, with dilbcaltv of breathing; villein palpi tations of the heart, sudden dashes or heat au v.triuu. pasts of the body ; at other time. n sense of cold, as if was r was. poured on them; thing pains iu the arm. anti limbs. and belly. resembling those occasinued by the grovel; tile pulse very variable, Yoliwtiuses uncommonly slow, at other times very quiet.; sum:lag. the hiccough, frequent sighing. And a sense of sutliscatiari, as from a ball or lama the . tbiJuit ; alternate tits of crying and convulsive laughing; tea sleep unsound, nod seldom srfrtshing, and the patient often troubled %vein horrid dreams. Mach filo been ..;tid by lute tested individuals against medicines that are advertised; but.„ rhere is a very important observation to be made re .peetin; the. Cordial Halal of tilead, that unless its operation wits gentle; safe, iuri efficacious, it could nisi have obtained the nit ; exampled demand it has acquired; fur, its it has lords the great advantage of a persua,ise advocate at the ear or this patient; in nothing but his conviction of its %irides, by * ma- • latary.tilfects, can induce perseverance., and yet ronsoriable perseverance i; certaiuly most requisite, to enahre ems the happiest couthiaation.of chytaicalt aid gakinicalt bt root out chronic diseases. and r es tore the valettutinari.ui to, health ; la os•ii-kuowii characteristic of promoting Inrcevity has - been lung maintained; for, by keeptug the cottoilu:too, A: it were, in coatinnal repair, it presetires•she body in health a".t vigour, Ulki prevents premnturr deep It requ i res. uo p.rti idtar con fi nement, nor aurae to diet. CASES. Extract of a Letter fr.on tar. Joseph Morris, Chepstow, to Dr. Dr. Soloaion, Cilead-iloine, near Lfrernool: Sta, Chepoow, .sth Ocioiser, ISOB I hate to inform volt of the followin; ca.e, cured by your Cordhl 1.1. d .a or (;',lrad:—Nr. Leak Williams, Palmer ant Warier. of the town of Brecon, In the clarity 44 was fur a stery lon4 time !aims -tits under extreinc.lowniss of spirits, !is in&u so that he was obliged to negleet a great part of his burin:. , . lle trent to Swansea, thinklas bathing guard hr of service (4 him; but to his gr....it cyncero, I. Naiad uu,relsef. lie afterwards ram: to L•ll4pw, his 'la the place, where his mo th er and (rinds re a d*: be cLe.l - to me how ill he rout appeared much deject,i, ta‘ing, he thought he never tA• o ell :.1y more. I lui• vFirll' • to ' - Cordial Bali --he him?' Ativsez and Amistance me grafutusaary asemorro r, lu per- usa, of woe orsitura us Coln.. L. p•aiir, v. LUC • •••• ••••••• am . • • i•itts • r• • -•• • tatiLli VH S Medicine, will bee slteatist, by a dtMentior, Lapri: J datis, by Mr. Polillori. yids. Nino. f !itched. 54 , persons it mou=4 he it rowtoltog revettioil to anon, that they riled aim to take your Cordial Balm ot t..nead--ne puhlle.asxnadvaiwaseseldota to be oht tined , nod . void ul A new ITALIAN is twit parts. Italian may ono, by a nev and infallible triode of treatment. oe re, lof in, a fire pound cost—aod his hrotter anared me a few utubiutty. an d I.l az in,a an d b l ew & n 3,1 /rattan; illu s trates with ex. stated to that t. ea asst of nil boom, ttlessin:—a rot 4, pant- ...kay.*4l) Ihnt he is now as well as ever he blew him, be. ; T'aey are ,(1., f•dd, by Ids appnirtintut. at the Perfuturer, Phrases ascii by the best Authors. Two soli is 1, ly, 3:1•1 vigorous eon-Mallon. In all Cases of erhility, film, lag titiradlisiird that it was the Balm of . 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