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I'o BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT After which will be performed. the 19th time, a New Pas- 19th January, 1812. O NE Thousand Two Hundred and Forty:five teatime. call"d OAK TREES, of di ff erent dimensians, standing in Kings- HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; In the Press, rind in a few Days will he published. 1100. hill Wood, Parish of Plurostead, Kern; also 45 Elm, 2'2 Ash, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND ELEVEN.— of very large dimensions, to East Wickham. A canuiderable OR. THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire new Music, Machinery, Scene ,, Dresses . & c. A POEM. quantity of Underwood in Kim:shill Wood. By ANNA L/EI'ITIA BARBAULD. William Davidson, at the Guy Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel- The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padanaiu t ihis ; or t . a T ube he , Printing ft.'''. Jos. Johnson and Co., Mt. Paul's Churchyard. ling, will show the Timber and Underwood ; and Particulars may he known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and 601 ,4 Pn Fi.h. continuing to he ret:eived a Oh the hig wig app Limed Agent. 3, Picket-street, Temple-bar. eilllir repeated every evening till turt her notice. W I (AAA M B. MOUNTAIN, SAitg4Eti's To-morrow, A New Way to Pay Old Debt-.—Ou Saturday, he of the r srent ......o ti M on d a y , cata.-011 Tuel- aY . li es o-1 aa, Souw-hill . Loadort . .—The best accom- Tie • mod gum for Travellers, guod , choice Liquors, an d mu TO BE SOID BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. tiv, The Knight of Snoardoutt.—Ou Waoluesdiay , The Revenge , derate charges. A LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent - . On Timrscla), The Stranger. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out CIL Manor Farm, called N A PSBURY, near St. Albans. sh hspeare's Tragedy of Julius Cmsar is in preparation, and from the Saracen'h Head liiii. Snow-hill : ‘ ,.11 he revived as soon as possible. Herb; comprising a good dwelling-house, offices. garden, EXETER, ply_mouili. Weymoath, Dorchester, Falmouth, orch.rds, and 408 acres of meadow, pasture, and nmhle land, A ceo , Grand Operatic Drama , founded on The Incas of Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning , very much adapted to the turnip husbandry . . lusasebliate pus- Hommel, and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or, The Virrin of !mil. the Sim, has been l o n g i n preparat i o n seal will be per l a ced antrSir4lrli."'BielL,'h,._.aith..a Guard . . theme . It ut Hosiiton, Axminster, session may be nrivoiro. istioughtose, WM t , earl% in the week after next. BaSTON, Spalding. Pesertieitieh, ma d m in ti ng ; 'W`f r fur th er Parlicalat" apply (if by letter, Psi paid) to 404 , --.. Murray, Surveyor and Laud Agent, 3, Picket-lime, AT. INTO MAWS IJOSPITAL. , ' 'O. on toil if elstfiht igar v y, soil Na • • Mee. a. - li. ICSTIAT - COOPER and Me: HENRY LIVERPOOL. War rington, 'Radian* Iltnee, and Litch- .• ..- " •• - - - .. Iva CLINE will belle their COURSE of ANATOM I- field Prot Coach, called the Enpedition, every Evening at . By Me.. IlikbLEtt, CAL and SURGICAL LECTURES, au MONDAY, the 20 th Five o'Clock, to Brotherton's, Saracen's Hem' Inn, Dale- At his Repositery, Gcsswell-steret, TO-MORROW, Jan- 17, awl. at Two o'clock. street; Liverpool. Guarded thrn aglout. at Twelve, BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throng!: S EVERAL clever gig, tandem, barouche, and cha- Mt I EATRR OF A N ATOM Y. Cliiiosenham, Crane, and Marlhoraingh, every Afternoon; or- ;11...7 riot geldings; in high condition, some handsome galloways, Blenheim -street, G ou (treat Marlhoezh-dreet. rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inns Bath , and the London ) summer h ack n ie s, j ourn ey horses, mail coacher*, ttc. to the THE SPRING COURS% of LECTURES on Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, next !Rawlplug. Coaches to whole 70 lots. ANATOMY, PH YSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, Wells, 11ridgewater, Taunton, &c. To be viewed the morning of Sale. via he commenced no MONDAY, the Ott of Janaory. at LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, sell out Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. Ten o'Clock, by Mr. BROOKES. Spacious apartments, every, Morning at Fight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convemenre, are and goes remarkably any, with a Guard throughout. Patios apes all *entombing for the purpooes of disseeting and inject- terough Stamford. Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry- Elegem Town Residence, near Bedford-square. ire. where Mr. Berke; ;meads to direct the Soidents, and de- twirlers to the Golden Lion, Leeds. neat Day at N . Not- By Mr. VDMUND DRAYTON, nonstrale the various . Pans as hie] appear ou dissection. The withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is iAt the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, ow W EDNES- inconveniences usually attending Anatomical invesligatious, are allowed tat be the most agreeable and complete Public Can. DAY, Jan. 22, 1812, at 12, Its oiler of the Proprietor, counteracted by an an ti s eptic princess . veystuce on the North Road, being unequalled in Accoiamoda- LEASEHOLD respectable brick-built DWEL. ti.. Pupils may be accommodated in the house. lion I.Vans. other. B a l ms, 'A LING HOUSE, eligibly situate No. 21, Lower Thorn- Gentlemen established in practice, desirous of renewing their KEND A L, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale. siotomical knowledge, may be accoisimociwted with un spoil- Mondry. Ormskirk, and Giro:ins Post Couches, every After- hnugh-street. nearDerlford-suare : containing spacious draw. moo to atisrect in privately. aeon, at. Five o'Clock.—Guarded. . ing-nioin, dining and breaking parlours, fitted with marble _ _ __. iII.AeGDW. Limetown. Gretna-Green, Anna n. Dumfries, liiinney-pieces, excellent chambers. airy attics, convenient PRICE 6ln. REPORT From the Comm= appointed to examine the PRYSICIANS who have attended his Masserv, during his Illness, tuuchiug the State of his MAJESTY'S H.alth. (Ordered, by the House of Cumulous, to be printed, 13 Jan. 1131 t) I ry~ M f' I I ~ y Lois&'in I , 4fut only % Pas.. 4 1 Elegant Town Residence, near Bedford-square. By Mr. FDMUND DRAYTON, todit- SMOKY CHIMN LYS. 4 REMEDY almost in every case, being the best 11, application now in use, and the cheapest—Such is the TIN COW IX, it being turned by the wind. thereby entirely pre venting the some from blowing down. Price Ss. &I. 9s. &I. had 1ni.64. each, of three lain,. Not answering, money returned ohm one mouth, upon being sent back, and allowing Is. for re-pawing. Smoky Chimneys of the worst and most difficult art, perfectly cured to a certainty for 3 guinea,. No cure no Pay. Deakin. 6?, St. John-street. TO THR NOBILITY AND GENTRY. VEW-INVENtED BREECHES . and PAN -11 TALOONIL—In consequence of the very area com plaints of the bad sewing nf the seams has traduced T. SUT TON, 314, on the mirth side of the New Church. Strand, to try the experiment u( making them without side or leg seams, which be has found to answer hiv most ardent expectation, and far exce:ls the former mode for elegance and rare, and are pe culiarly adapted for riding. T. S. has the pie:ogre to say he has given universal satisfac tion) those Geotietnen who have honoured him with a trial of ohm and begs leave to mare his pi/were ohothe to. bin f'rietida ad the /labile in general far the favours they have already referred upon him, siace he has opened the atiove concern, and hors by his assiduity to merit a cootiouance of the same. S. B. Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies' Habits, and every other branch of the business executed with the utmost purttuality and dispatch. J. LONGMAN'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE, 131, CHEAPSIDE. I LONGMAN respectfully informs the Nobility • uud Gentry, that he has now brought the SELF-PLAY ING HARP, which he had the honour of introducing to the Piiblir wine monthsago, to a state of great pertect ion ; and Bat ters hinw.ll, from the high satisfaction which this delightful In strument hap , eiven to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have ho noured him with their favours, that it will merit the patronage of • Inver of harmony. The SELF-PLAY I NG H ARP, by simply touching a spring, plait the rho.reet modern Air, (which can he varied ad lihituni) 'khan accuracy of performance and sweetness of tone sopa alkled. _ _ _ _ lit. B. No Instrument can be more calculated for foreign cli luta, on account of continuing long in tune. HAZARD, BURNT, and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, lio,lll Iszcbaoge, revertiolly the Public alloslitti to the SCHEMEofthe ensuing LO FTERY, Which cantains Prizes of ..E 000 of 6,000 .of 4,000 And other,: of 1,0001. 501. &c. down to :201. Amounting in the whole to 1'20,0001. Amid firth- TWELVE THOUSAND TICKETS. The Whole Lottery will be drawn on TUESDAY, the 21st sf THIS MONTH. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. S'T Il' and CO. respectfully inform the Public, Thai the New Year's STATE LOTTERY will be Draws i'' Olt '261 of THIS MONTH. Although this Lottery cousins ' l ° 4 4 12,000 Tickets. Net the Scheme contains the following Woof CAPE' tL PRIZES:- 2....0f ....EVA° - O. ...of .....€l,OOO 2 6.000 6.... .. ... NV 1 .4.000 68 of 1001. 501. and 30t. And the lowest Prize £2O. Tickets and Sharer are selling io great variety at Swift and Cb's Mikes, Ne.ll. POULTRY. No. 14, CH A R ING-CROSS. sod No. 31. ALDG &TR HIGH-STREET. 4. CORNIIILL, ant) 18, COVENTRY-STREET. EYTON recommends his Friends and the Public generally, to notice the favourite Scheme of the New Year's Lottery. With only 12,0i10 Tickets, there are Two Prizes of 20.0001. Two of 6,0001. Tuo of 4,0001. Sit of 6 P• &c. &e. Na Prize less than 9.01. Aud the whole to be Drawn 2 1,1 of January. ,Tickels and Shares are selling by Es ton, as above, who had taPpinoure of distributing to his Friends in the Lotteries Drawn nflober and November last, the following CAPITAL FRILLS, in Fifty-nine Shares, No. 3413, Class A, a Prise of £15,000 3,343, Class B, n Prize of 15.000 71, Class B, a Prize of 3,001) 4,025, Class A, a Prize of LOAM 225. Class C, a Prize of WO &c. TOMORROW WEEK 18 THK LABT DAY YOU CAN IiCY TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS TnE DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY BE !OS; AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING 'MR WING. ONLY MOOS TICKETS. • £ll 11- 0 Will (lain £90,000 10 111 0 Will Gain 10,000 5 10 0 Will Gain 5,000 2 16 6 Will Gain 2.500 1 ti 6 Will Gaio 1,250 TMa solicits your immediate commands at . • No. 4, Grabill, and 9, Charing-cross, aid hopes to be (iselly fort awe to adventurers as Is the two last Lotteries, r 6% he So' 'd the following Ticket. , in Shares 4 093 .... t "lass A...*16,000 1458 —.Claes A.... 412.000 I,.t r i . • .." ...... .... C... • . 16,000 1,853 B. .2.000 s.ls3 ...... ... A..... 5,000 4,025 . C ' 1,000 1 \ 0 . :1 ... . A 9,000 1.852 • A 6OO &c. &c. &c. GL ISGOW, Lutlgtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Thoruhill, Sanquilar-Kiln, Dominick, Kingswell, and all Parts of scotlutd, Camperdown Coach, Daily. . YORK, Newcastle, mid Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-post Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Ttulcaster, Darling ton. North illertim Durham, Morpetti, and Berwick. Passen gers titidiuk themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rent what time they please, and then proceed no without any tidditional Fare. J. tLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Y. rk, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hall, Scarbo rough, Whit by. and other Places. CHESTER and PA RKG ATE New Post Conch, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flyin, P.o.t Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle t and kWiiiburgh, carries 4 Insides only, every Evening at Four o'clock, by way of Doncaster. Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm hew Coach, every Manning, Ito the George Inn, Senderland. MANCHESTER. Whislows Concision, Newcastle, Withal, and Wolverhampton Prot Coach, every Aftertitivm.—Guarded. SHREW SBU It Y, Wellington, and 81011'11AB, Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock.--. Guarded. SII EFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach. called the Rock tingtiam, every Mottling. 1101Lrl'11.1.1i ETON. Alresford, tom' Coach, every Eretiing. LEEDS and WAK EVIELO new elegant 'Coach, Daily. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every Hunting. ToTTEN ILA •1 and Edmonton Conch, Daily, at Half-past Ten, flair-past Two, Half-past Four, and Half-past Seveu o'Clock. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Conch, with a Guard. sets out every Aftenwoo, and reaches Birmingham next Day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Ensten, and Shipstoue to the Sara cen's Head, Bull-street, Binainghatu. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Coach. every Morning at Seven &Clock, to the Hull and Sun inn, My tat-gate, Hull. CARLISLE., Pearith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Four Horses and a Guard all the Way. Passes through Brost h, Applehy, Grrambridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bo roughlvridge' Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest Way by Eighteen ?stiles). Sets nut every Nlorning and performs the Journey with the greatest facility. Passenger detained oat the Rod by Business, or Pleasure, have the pecu liar Advantage of their Se:As being secured it the next Coach. Alta. Heavy Weights of Lump, Goods. &c. conveyed by the under- mentioned Waggons. Tu I)ISS. Beceles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk, every Monday. CIRENCESTER, Abingdon, and Henley, Three Times a Week. SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a Week. W INCH LST ER, Riiinsev byttdluirbt, Lyroinsison, Christ. church, Ritsgottod, Forrlimgbritlge, Wiinbario, Poole, isle of Wjght. Jersey, Gueribey Waggons, Daily. WILLIAM H. MOVNITA and Co. respectfully acquaints their Friends and the Public, that they will not he neeinnurible fur any P.lfeelli or ite. or more than Five Value. if lag or dainagvin unless einered as such, and paid for aecordingly. nt the fißrareti't Bead Ism, Snow-hill. L.,ticloo. At the Auction Mart, Hear the Rank of England. on RDN ES DA Y, Jan. 22, 1812, at 12, b' order of the Proprietor, A LEASEHOLD respectable brick-built DWEL. JIL LING HOUSE, eligibly situate No. 21, Lower Thorn haugh.street, near. Redford-square : containing tpaciuus draw ing-rnorn, dining and breakfast parlours, fitted with marble chimney-pieces, exoellem chambers, airy attics, convenient kitchens, servant's hall, butler's pantry I wine, coal, nod beer cellarirog. with every other requisite necessary for the immediate reception of a genteel family, held on Lease fur a term of 80 year; unexpired, and subject to a low ground rent. May he viewed 6 days preceding the Sale, Com Twelve to Three, by tickets only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. Genteel Ilinviehold Furniture, valuable Law and other Books, Office Desks, and variable Effects, Chancery-lane. By Mr. W LLLIA NIS, TO-MORROW, Jan. 17, and following Day, at Twelve pre cisely, on account of the number of Lots, ALL the neat Household Furniture, old Plate, Linen, Plate Chest, elegant table and desert, a set of fins old chino, cut glass, a plated epergne with cut glass, a billiard table, a musical clock, violoncello a capital double - barrel fowling piece. a pair i pistols, a ma haganv canteen, with ap paratus, an electrical machine, magic lantern with glasses, a mahogany library bookcase, a painted deal ditto, a mahogany library writing table, capital mahogany . o ffi ce desks, barrel or gan, a bathing tub. 30 dozen of Made ira wine, a valuable li brary of Law sad other books, Is near 1000 volumes, among which are Runoingtou's Statutes, 32 vols. t East's Reports, le Veit. t F.apiones Leach's Modems amines's:ls ; Vats Trial+, Britons in Chancery. Durafaed and Esist'ii Repoos, Wood's Tythe Causes. &e. toic. The Encyclopedia Britan nic*, the Works of Lord Orford, Camden, Grose, flogartli, Malcolm, Milton. Pope, Shakspeare, Goldsmith, Rollin, Scott, Ste. Vovit ; ies, Memoirs, Travels, dic. and numerou. effects, by order of the Executors of a Professional Man, deceased, brought from the country, to No. 38, Chancery-lane. To-morrow will he Sold the Houichold Furniture, Desks, Ike. and on S.iturday, the Library. May he viewed, and Catalogues had; and of Mr. Williams, 7, at the Auction Mart. The Select Committee appointed to examine the Phy sicians who have attended his Majesty, touching the state of his Majesty's Health, since the Exami nation; of his Majesty's Physicians before a Com mittee of this House in the last Session of Parlia ment, and to report such examination to the House; have, pursuant to the Order of the House, examined the Physicians accordingly : which Ex- , amination is as foilows : Veneris, 10 die Januarii, 1812. The Right Hon. CHARLES Loss, in the Chair. Dr. MATTHEW BAILLIE, called in, and examined. 41,0kilXviatfhis Majesty ' s heatt h such as to ren der him ' le of coming to his Parliament in per. son / or of attending to any kind of public business I —The state of his Majesty's health is such as to ren. der him incapable of coming to Parliament, or of attending to public business. What is the state of his Majesty's bodily health ? —His Majesty's bodily health, when I left him on Monday last, and generally of late, has been but little disordered. What is the present state of his Majesty's mental health ?—The errors of his Majesty's mind seem to be as strongly impressed upon it, as during any part of his illness • but his Majesty has within the last few weeks been able to relate anecdotes more dis tinctly, than for two or three months before that period. Adverting to the state of his Majesty's bodily and mental health since you was last examined before a Committee of this House, are you now of opinion that his Majesty's recovery is probable, or improba ble ?—I think that his Majesty's recovery is highly improbable. Are you of opinion that his Majesty's recovery is hopeless ?—I cannot state that his Majesty's recovery is altogether without hope, but I think it is still ea tremely improbable. On what do you ground your opinion, that his Majesty's recovery is highly improbable?—l think his Majesty's recovery is highly improbable, because his illness has continugd for many months ; and hid mental health is in a alisiderably worse state than it was eight or ten months ago, because his Majesty is considerably advanced in life, and because his Majes ty's wawa indispo4ition has assumed a more deter mined form than in any of his former illnesses. Has his Majesty's present degree of mental in firmity taken place gradually, or suddenly? , The present degree of his Majesty's mental in firmity may be said to have taken p!'lce rather sud denly : he was in a much better state of mental health towards the end of June • early in July, his mind was impressed with all the errors which have con tinued since. Have you ever known an instance of any person exactly circumstanced as his Majesty now is, in point of mental health, recovering ?—My experience in complaints of this general class is very limited: I have not known any case resembling very exactly, in all its features, that of his Majesty. The only person that 1 have known, about his Majesty's timo of life, whose mental health was deranged, did not recover. At the time of the sudden change from better to worse in his Majesty's mental health, in the month of July, was his bodily health much impaired, and was his life in danger i—l cannot recollect the mi nute circumstances attending the derangement of his bodily health, at that exact period ; but the general impression which remains on my mind is, that his bodily health was not worse at that time, than it has been through the general course of his indispo sition. TO MI PUBLIC. MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE for the Prevention and Cure of Colds, Coughs, Con-uniption%, Asthenas, and Hooping Cough. The climate of England is continually producing amongA the ialtpbitants maladies scarcely Mown lo other countries. The cold moisture in which the island is involved during the greater part of the year, causes those ob structions in the organs of perspiration that frequently terminate ln consumption or asthma diseases, which have been justly termed the plague of England ! it is daring the present season of the year that the seeds of these terrible disorders are chiefly in haled, and their fatal termivatiou witnessed. The Vegetable Essence has, from unequivocal testimonies, been found a pre 'ration in the origin—a cure is the progress—and a certain re lief io the lust stages of those destructive maladies. Mr. Madden respectfully informs those who may be induced to try this sovereign remedy, that it may be had at his Dispen sary, No. 14, Gloucester-street, Qtteen's-square, on. and of a select number of the principal Venders is To w e and Coun try, at 7s. per Bottle, Stamp included; together with a Pam phlet, containing 111$ account of nearly one hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, of high respectability, who have experienced its be. neticial effet ts. - N. B. Any quantity, not less tban three Blinks, sent (carriage free) to any part of the Kingdom, on receiving an enclosure of 11. for each three Bottles. _ V EtiLT A BLE Pd El5l CIN E. ENGLISH I)IET DRINK. BOERHAAVE'S AND Slit JOIIN HILL'S UNIVERSAL REM EDY. TIMESE great and eminent Physicians, by an in n_ timate awl ;orofrounol knowledge of Botanical Science, con curred in predirrng the pors.ibility of discovering in the vege table world a remedy fur lament every !suntan malady. That the ENGLI4II DIET DRINK, introduced by 1)r. Joshua Webster into hi hledical Practice, so far back as 1745, and since administered by loinisr , :f with uniform iuccess fur sixty year, to both sexes and all ages, is a discovery that approaches nearer than any other yet made to this universal character, has, after varion: and complete experiments, been acknowledged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America ; by Drs. Aden and Sir R. Jebh, of London; and b y many other high and distinguished names, both at honseaud abroad. But (toe best practical test of truth is experience, and the many thousands that have been ruled, since its first introduction by Dr. Webster, of every de scription' of Fever, of Nervous and Hs pochondriac complaints, of See and Land Scurvy, of Scrofula, of every species of Erup tion which indicate impurity of Blood, of Consumptions, Asth- ANOTHER PROOF. tans, Drop-ies, &e. will be the most satisfactors evidence of the Richmond, April 24, 1811. extraordinary powers and astonishing efficacy of this Vegetable SIR, —The benefit which I have derived from the Medicine. use of your medicine, the BALM OF MECCA , demands Those who wish for more particular information no the cha- my warmes t acknowledgment& The perfect misery . I er r:trier and properties of the English Diet I)rink, and of the na- perieneed for many years, from a most *evert nervous complaint, tare and variety of t he cures it has effected, may consult Dr. particularly affecting my head, reoderiag me frequently Inca. Wehster's excellent work un the subject, a new edition of which is just published by the Proprietor, price Se. in hoards ;soda pable of pursuing my avocations ' was greater than I can de• scribe; and 'bough I had the best advice. and was much with ' small Pamphlet. price 1.. 6d. containing a li s t o f go remar k a bl e cures, which alt occurred in 1810 ; and the. Reader of these my father, Dr. 'fruiter of Bath, all remedies appeared to be without e ff ect , till I w a s recommended to try your medicine by pnaluctious may be assured, that he will nut only notbedisgosted a lady to whom it bad been of great servi ce. Within a few with the inflated bombast of the stupid pteleuder.with the quaint wee k s a ft er I first look the Balm, I was cousiderahlY amended, and stilted putting of the quack, our with the fabricated Actions and continded to row bonne, until I was ultimate l y fre e from of the shatnele,..s uniinktor, Out %ill And the Doctor's Book the every symptom of my complaint. and have continued now near g work of a man of great prufessional experience, learning, and humanity.use of it you Sold in Half pint Bottles 4s. Pint ditto is. 6d. and is Quart justice; and you are welcome to make what five mentlis perfectly well. This statement I consider an act of ditto 14s. duty included, islease. lam, &c. GEORGINA PRICE. Wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Site and Co. Borough High street. mid by one at least in every considerable in town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Veoders in the label. on the out,ide of each box, w hich . is signed by the Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate London, by their Ag ents : Mmes. Howard and Evans, Long- Proprietor, E. Senate, in his haad-wattul. All other are lane, West Smithfield; Ellintson, chemist nod druggist, 105. counterfeits. Borough; Bolton's Medicionl Warehouse, from of tbeltoval The ared only by' Dr. g enuine Balm of Mecca Is Se nate; Exchange, Cornhill ; Coleswurthy, Chemist and druggist, 144, fiad sold, wholesale and retail, by his *gems Mr. Itlenalds, prep Se . W blteekapel ; Moisame)o, chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street, Druggist, 199, Strand, near St. Clammier Church; also rein Blackfriani-voad, and at Keniiiisgtoss-cross; San g er, late am. by ward, $24, fiolfions, p arsons . isg, fleet -street ; mean eon 150, Oxford-street; klidgley , chemist and druggist, 49, 150. Oxford - street , oppmfte its, ' Pan th eon; Bohm. front of hill; aid Patel) 1 St rad: flactsenatid Co. chemists, 'W. 27, Haymarket; Ward,, ylw , Royal Eielsaage ; Goldiagvearifeseirsi 04, Igullsoru ; and Mattress, perfumer, 85, Fleet-OM& a Cocksitomereet, corner Of Spring . Price 7r / Vended, by appointment. at Messrs. Knevett. Milts. and Ba kerb. Bartholomew-rlose ; Mesas. Newhery and Sons, Si. Paull. Church-yard ; Mr. H.mkissex, 13, 01d Bond-street ; Miss Ran dall's (late 'futt), adjoining the Royal Exchange Gale, Corn kill; Mr.Nix's, Exchange Gate. Cnrnhill; Mr. Huguenin's, 33, Has mnrket ; Mr. Mammies, tl, Fleet-street; Mr. Sanger's, 15,), Oxford-street; Mr. Clarke's, 269, High-street, Borough; Mr. Sari's, corner of King-street, Holborn; Mr. Brennand's, 156, Bishoplote Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holborn; Mr. Perrin's, 23, Southampton-street, Covent-gar den; Mr. !lire', Cheep-street, Bath; Mr. Bulgin's, Corn street, Bristol; Mr. Kepner's, Colchester; Mean. Meggy and Chalk's, Chelmsford; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and Ltixford's, Salisbury; Mr. Washbnurn's, Gloucester; Mr.Trueinates, Exe ter; and Mr. Newbery's, Dublin. ••• Objects of Charity may apply at his Dispensary (where he has had the gratification of relieving three thousand gratis), in Gloucester-street, every Sunday Morning, from Ten to Twelve. _ Were the paroxysms of mental disorder at that time such and so violent, or are they so now, as during their continuance to bring his Majesty's life into danger from their effect ?—ln some of the most violent paroxysms of his Majesty's complaint, he may perhaps be said to have been in some hazard, but it never appeared to me to be considerable. 'With re gard to the present state of his disorder, I believe that his life is in no hazard whatever. Can you state how long ago it is since you formed an opinion that his Majesty's recovery was improba ble ?—I began to be less confident about his Ma jesty's recovery, at the time of the Report of July ; in the beginning of October I thought his Majesty's recovery very improbable; and now my opinion with respect to the improbability of his Majesty's recovery is rather strengthened than weakened. In your opinion, are his Majesty's faculties of perception and memory impaired in any material degree ?—His Majesty's perception and apprehen sion seem to me to be as acute at present as during any part of his indisposition ; his memory seems to be impaired, but in a very inconsiderable degree. [Withdrew.] Dr. WILLIAM lIEBERDEN, called in, and examined. Is the state of his Majesty's health such as to ren der him incapable of coming in person to his earlia meat, or of attending to any public business ?—lt is such as to render him incapable of coming in person to his Parliament, or of attending to any public bu siness. What is the present state of his Majesty's bodily hearth ?—lt is very little removed from his Majesty's natural state health. What is the present state of his Majesty's mental health ?—His Majesty's state of miud is very much disordered. i Adverting to the state of bis Majesty's mental and bodily health since your last ekamination before a - I ; . i ' ; ' I . ' .1• * ) " ; 1 i \ , 1 : 1 i 8 . l' 4 k , - I !i Lii . ; - ? i 11 *: ' ll. , 4 . i 4 • .4 1 ..:, c , ,0,•,, .. 1, I ,f. 1 q.