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I . Jig* - _ - . . . . _ • . y l` •J . : , Z‘' . . . i 1• ' , it' A ' I ' '• - 2 . 4„. 1 Nri r 9: ~,.....s 000 • . . • . ri, . . ~ r (-0 ~i [t m111.e.) \\my - _,•• 1 . 1••••• • 411111 1.1.400 46 4 *f. -40 • - T. V. • • • • • Ar l ; 1 . 4 31 4 . - Wait • t k "*. • CX 4 at „._ • - • 4- 46.. - FRONISED AY HIS ROYAL IWINESS TH PRINCE OF WALES. Invention.—A Phenomenon in the Arts, of extensive • T. RIGGE'S celebratedM AG NETIC RA- lk • . No. 119-1. MONDAY, bECEMBER 25, 1809. .. COLONEL WARDLE. taU BiCRIIIT 10 N for isideninifyingCo LON EL ►►77 WARI)I.E againstiall Lasses, Charges, and Expellees, Ise say have wet lined, or be losbk to, on consequence of his exertions in the Public beh.ilf particularly during the last &vim's of parlisoneos ; JII I p orticularly to express the sense of the Nation on its Independent, uodaunted, and patriotic conduct. Sobscriptions will he received by Gianwsel Brooks, Esq. Tre.iaber), No. L lit, Sinned ; R•ibert Waithean, Esq. Fleet. street; Mr. 11,n. Roger., Ilis, Oxford—ore .t ; Nlewrs. C. and It. Bell, 19, Orford-street; .Ur. G.oddrord, tl, Itathhoste place, 0 xfora-atreet ; and at the liar of the Crownabd As chur cavern. Strand. AMOUNT AUVrRttSCD PATRON New lovestioo.— yT. RIGG • ZOK TABLET.—The above, which Itas been deem ed by some .f our first-rate Mechanics au invaluable ha peavernent in the Arts, will be admitted (hi those who have qlsofroinannv studied every e.pedivet for prodaeing the mast nettle edge) to possess powers far superior In any precedent discovery, fur sharpening Razors upon principles decisively ouerring. and of assured soccer', vanishs ! ing the Properties of a Huse, fur whirls it is a valuable and superiM substitute, always acting emiZtly, requiring - Do oil, or any other fluid, to give it effect; also superseding the um of an elastic strop, to which it is diametrically opposite in principle, and infinitely superior. It is not liable to want repair, eves' in the most intemperate climate, is cleanly in Its use, leaving no soil upon the Razor, and produces a most acute minder edge, similar to the erect of a him-, differing o: d Iy m in its being ocli Licensor more acutely regular, thereby adttipathe pqsjtion of the Maser, during the operatic, of .s=to be laid nearly dm, or parallel with Ilia ARM, sy •bakoin sit int•et caligegthainse, very common, arising from - fife Inarcorate edge pr eery the general We of antitank strop, whicii renders it secrisary to elevate the back of the Razor unsafely. This Tablet also preserves met continues the Razor's edge in acute and scientific state of tinish—M fact, by its regular ace, it would he as impossible to produce a round edge (or in more familiar terms, with those Who are much accustomed to use an elastic strop, a blunt one), as it would be impossible, by the appli cat' of an elastic sui face, to obtain an acute Hat edge ; ono minute's impection of this invention will prove to the most iu ercdukallt, beyond the possibility of a doubt, the aztraordi nar. and desirable etfect it produces on a Razor ; and al though it acts in a most decisive way upon its edge, the mag netic surface dots not because in the least diminished : there. fore the disagreeable operation of spreading os a new cow position is avoided : the sample and andel/sating mode of us ing this Tablet, assures its mint successful applinction, nod It will be found particularly desirable to those who have not convenient access to Ciftlers $ it is commodiously portable, is surface is a dense level, and its emerald appeanowe parti ularly unique. 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Senate is persuaded that be has cbscavered the best Pectoral Medicine in the world. In some recent in statsces be has had the satisfaction to see it restore to health and vigour heti% Moats who were in the 'met il-bilitoled state, whose tottering and emaciated frames seemed to threaten a speedy ilutiiiii, and who had berm pronounced incurably coismoptive: therefore, %%idiom passim any es iggerated eo minium" on his Medicine, he earnestly advises the afflicted and their friends to give it a trial; with this assurance, that even if it sholdd net prove a care, it will certainly relieve the cough. In the early stars of Cousumption, he has not a doubt that it would prove invariably suemsful ; for hr has every reasion to beliese, that it has resolved tuberculous ob structions in the lungs; and he can positively avert, that, if resorted to in lime. it will Riney, have the desired effect, wed present the accession of the more alarming symptoms: our great advantage is, that It never ran do an in jury M any in stance, but troy be sake° swirls the utmost sa fety by permits of both tes and all ages, at any hour of the day, or at any particular lsrri.wi. It is so very agreeable to the palate, that it is taken with avidity by children, gar whom it is extreeicly salutary,as it does not clog the stomach, but is gently aperient. Dr. Senate's practice, during the last argent years, has bees priorisally cantined to the treatment of nervous disor ders mod relaxation of the ',stern; during which, many cases la:ace / occurred. complicated a lilt consumptive and asthmatic symptom.: for which realise he had been obliged to devote no inconsiderable share of leis attention to the investigation of those diseases; and us he has hero s..ry successful in many instances which appeared to preclude all hopes of recovery, he i. induced to Air his advice to patients of this Has, w ith the niesiranee that every case shall meet the mist part ien lee and umemitting attention. lie may he consulted ever day till c four o'clock personally. or by letter. inclosing the ustomary fee, al his house in Southampton-row, Bloomsbury. Si fluit ad pietus, dicatur rheuma, ratarrhus ; Ail faeces, brauchits; ad mares esio cars sit. in every svmptous of catarrh, or recent cold, this Medicine affords immediate relief; it allays the irritation or tickling sensatim which etches coughing, promotes and fhrilitntev expectoration, and by is cooling, balsamic, and ustodpie properties, preveMis or removes the most di-tressing ,yaps toms which usually supervene on taking cold, such as Istiarse 11C14, Sfirelbe's and tightness of the cites', heads.tch, fever, &c. As many persons, fr o m motives of business nr pleasure, expose themselves to the injuries of a cold ur damp atmo sphere, ss hlietbey arc under the influence of a cold ; 1 would 1 , advise such, always to guard against the danger as much no possible, by the use of y e medicated cultstance. which may I be held in the mouth, a here, by gradually dissolving, the tired may he roost:tatty tuaintahoeti. For this purpose r prepart Lozenges, on the tame _ principle as the 11:tisane of; Royes, called THE PECTORAL ItOSL LOZENGES, which I can rerointnend as a very safe RIVI active collateral remedy, very tUtlerent from the sugar-plumbs which are enainemily sob] alder variouo delis )))) i ) ultimo. Arlie clfect of these I.4ozeages ? gradually dissolving iu the mouth, 011 the larsnx, which is the organ of the voice, is truly remark. able& thes not only protect it from injury, and precut that disagreeatile ssnaptoin of hoarseness, but they improve its flexibility, and thus modulate and strengthen its tone; fur which reason they are it, the highest estimation with many public speakers and singers. The Baines of Rows, and Pectoral Rose Lozenges, are prepared genuine only by the inventor, 1/r. Senate ? Add are sold at his house. No. 47 Southumpion-row, Illooinshury, Condos : the Wilains, in finlike, price 4.. 9d. and Is. tid.t Of the quantity of sal' ,mall Illitil r iii tour fur 10s. bd.; the Lo zenges, priced& 6J. per Roy. They are also sold retail by 111 r. Sanger (late ILocon), 1. - x), Oxford -street, opposite liond.twat t Mr. Guiding, Perfumer In her Majesty. 42, Condon 4 Mr. Deck, No. 4, Ludgate...hilt s Mr. e, U ockspur-street, corner of Seeing Garden ; Mr. Ric hards, f)rutgist, 193, Strand t Mr. Green, 398. Oxford-strect,thear • lieawsireet ; and by front respectable medicine emitters in every part of the United Kingdom. Observe. that there is a label on the netside of each Box sad Bottle, signed by the Pr.opreetur, li.liciate, in his baud writing, ur they sawn be genuine. AN-AccouNT of that most excellent ME. the CORDIAL BAI.II of GILEAD, propared by Dr. SOI.OIION, (Bleed Ironer, near Live& peal ; and sold, whole-ale and retail, by I)ivey and Softly, liner Church-snot : and Mathews and Lei:h, IR, Straisa. London; ;wire half a guinea a battle ; or the quantity df roar it one Family Bottle tor Thirty-three Shilling., on which bi nee Shillings rare need. dist ti ineleded. " Tu administer to a mind diseas'.f, pluck from the memory fonterl sorrow, " Raze out the written troubles of the brain, and with .ame sweet oblivious antidin " Cleanse !befoul Istisinn that perilous stun' which neighs upon the heart.' II is notorious, that various di , orrlers of the human frame are bronght no by dis_sipatinn in youth, an I the gross of those rules which prudence dicta es for the preservationof health, anal laying a foetid/nine fur. a lung mod harps life, with a firm and strung constitution. The blessings of health 'aft en senate lost thaw painful experience teaches the inestis usable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks armed, too often idea! in vain,for the means of its recovery ! The COR.D I A L BALM' OF GILEAD is unieersally ac knowledged to be peculiarly eflicaciisas in all inward wast in4s, Ince of appetite, indigestion, &premien of spirits. licit- Isla% or shaking of the hands or limb• obstinate coughs, vitortnetn of hrenth, and comumplise ha bit Il thins BO blood, eases the ;nom violent pains in the bead and stomach, lied i srorantes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gen try this iSledfcist is much admired, being pleasant to the Nate and smell, gently nstringing the fibre& of the stomach. find giving that proper tensity which a good digestion re. spires. Nothing can be better adapted to help nail nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with nioe irble Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and \Vest - Indies, for nintrishing and invigorating the nervous system, and act !.lag as a general restorative WI debilitated constitutions, aris ing from bilious complaints contracted in hot classates. Those who have the care and education of females, the studimis as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be without the Cordial Balm of (ideal, which removes diseases Ile head, invigorates the mind, improves the memorybautd enlivens the imagination. It is tit., :Mist illonluse remedy for such diseases as are at tended with lite foilowieg s%inpinins—isamel v. a peat strait nets of the breast, with dilficulty of breathing; s totem palpi tations of the Aran, sodden flushes of heat in sarines parts of the ; at other times a sense of cold as if %sates vas poured no them; dying paito in the :Inns and limbs, back and belly, resembling those occasioned by the grilse' ; the pulse . very variable. sometimes uncommonly stun, at of her li me s very quick; yenning, tie hiccough, frequent sight tg, and ft setae of sullocation, us from a ball or lump in the throat ; al ternate fits of crying and convulsive laughing; the sli:rp un sound. and seldom refreshing. and the patient often troubled with horrid (freaks. Much has berm said by interested indi viduals against Medicioes that are advertised; lout Deere is tit very important observation to be 'made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, mule and efficacious, it could wit hate obtained the mem/aided demand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely tile great ad vantage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient, ea nothing but his conviction of its sirtues, by its salutary ef fects, can Judaic perseverance, and yet reasonable peneve4 ranee is certainly must requisite to enable even the happiest combination of ehymicals aid galenical, his root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. Its well-known characteristic of promoting longevity has been long maintained; for, by keeping tbeciastitutrun, as it were, in continual repair, it preserves the body in health and vigour, and prevents premature decay. It requires as pato titular confinement, nor attenti to diet. Au Inquest was taken last Tuesday, at Yaxley Barracks, on the bo.ly of Jean B. Tooke, a French prisoner of war, who, as he vas video. Touring to make his escape over the pailing of that prison, was fired at by the sentinel on duty, and the ball entering his back, caused his death short. ly afterwards. From the testimony of General Williams, and others, before the Jury, it appears that of late the behaviour of the prisoners has been most outrageous and insulting, whilst the soldiers have . evinced the greatest moderation and torb c . ir . mice. A child of Mr. Ward's, of Oulton, Norfolk, being left by the tiorservmaid, yesterday se'neight,. sitting oil the edge of a cotsper full of hot water, by some weans removed the cover, fell in, and was so much injured that it died the at it day. The. child nas only two years old. As the Ila , tirigs stage was entering the Bolt-and. Tun Inn, Fleet-street, on Friday evening, the coaelunan fell from the box, and broke um: of hie legs. At a Court of Request:, held lately at Wraghi a shoemaker summoned a poor labourer fur a daft of 24. 6d. •. hick the latter paid, and a ith a 9s. 2'. costs 1 The existence of these 1,.e il courts iciiils extremely to encourage a spirit of litigatiutr.soug iiilksttsr classic. Tejo nay was pahlialted, Price Is. AN ACCOUNT of the SEVERAL LIFE AR‘ITRANCE COMPANIES, P.STAIILISIFIED In LONDON; containing a View of astir respective Merits and Adsnatagr.. By FR:M . OI4 RALLY. Sold by..felse Richardsoe, Rnral F:schanee. TO TUE MANUFACTURERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOSI WU ERE AS, a Contraband Trade, to a very alarming extent, has fur some time been carried no and it k feared is rapidly increasing, by whi c h, n o t on ly th e Itevense is greatly injured, het the Interests of the British Manufacturers are materially affected, of which, incontro- Pertibteproof can he adduced ;it has therefore ba rn deemed advisable toconvene a M6KTING OF THF: 114NUFACTVREAS OF Tile UNITS° KiII•DOM. for the posrpfs-e of taking into considers( this alarming and extensive evavioa of t believe 'me Laws, and of the meamores it may be necessary to take, is order to pol,n strop to the numerous abuses whirls es let in that respect—the prevalence, and probable increase of which, threaten the most injurious cometpsences to the )lanufactar iwg laterals of the Kingdom. L.' OTICt IS HEREBY flovgv, That a Mscrito of If enwraciurert of (Jailed Ifingelon. will be held n the Lames; and ANCHOR Tavera,loo the Strand, ma Wesissawfogo the Sd day of January, nest (IWO). ja murder to rewire each Intar o ispa ad lids Impaction as winks. bet laid behint Meeting, and to take Woo necessity. **OM( fa . Parfainferttitte 1 4 1:14112Ct • Briiiik Manufatinrers apiast the verviittlarinint Trade, by witch they are so materially injured, = 4 711 a timely step be pot put to the program of the evil, be ulti mately greatly deteriorated. Communications nn ibis important Subject, addressed to the Agent and Solieitar'fior the "Briikk Mennfacturers," at the Office of Tar Sr ill:small, will meet with due atten tion. .