The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-25 00:00:00

Q 3. I' • to • -, II( ,•.•=••• tc ..... MS • •.. 4 . .0 T .,:.. . .. EI f el- , . / ? • . . . In . . ..3 a br lit\ rittob ~ tit) alk ~..... :0", • - '4OY- :t 1 . . FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1808. • '' ii,- .• PRICE 11X-PENck. ' 41 %6 day is p . bed, by Lowman . and Co., audSynkon,'% rit► Wheat, sale; tine way.. Bar. laws of t►e Rape gad short, a n d o alteration. .504.534 NI, 31. 3;,5. 345. 39g. aus. od. 43a. • • • 341. 341. • ...SS 6Ol. • • 5011 ssa. 24 LI msEg 1619.) DWURY-LAMB. 110-MORROW EVENING, Much 46, Ms, Mir Majcstati Semite wilt act the New Opera of RATS; • TO STATIONERS AND 1100EIDILLIIRS. 1111 HE TRADE awl the PUBLIC are respect fully informed tbey veal Le awnhial with HALL'S VELVET PAPER BOOKS, with METALLIC rescms, trboleaate aud foe eaportatkua, by J. PHELPS and CO. at the Manufactory, No. 58, High Holborn. viervALLING-orric A M a t s u .9, tsoti rpm COMMISSIONERS fir frutualliog 1 lis JIL Majesty's Nut, do hereby this Notice, That no MON DAY, the astA inetoot, Hwy win be ready to noire Tsars* it grease (mated op), awl lima for the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEP wag kee,rin+l , rn tart we of Ilia Majtatis Ships and remelt at the Mead of .Ilodeira, for Meth* moths certain, and : farther until six months deice *ha he give* for the ternsissation rher:ef. 77w wale of pespwitt to Is hp Bills; payable with intervit, ninety days Airier date. 77* Condition ajthe Coidrocts way be sees at the Rixretary'e Offke. No regard mill be had to ono nadir in *kirk the Prier shall trot be insertrd in anted' at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board tr 'ore One o'clenk nis the said Monday, the x*th instant; ant oak* the Pomo who makes ilk* Tender or sow Armee on kis behalf, alkalis, to answer wino cu ll ed fur *or wig as Treader that cambia; extravagant prices span sonar ar heir, sod 'Mars swab inferior to the real miles wpm others, be enolidored at proper to let twitted. OR, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Characters by Mr. lintliam, Miss Lyon, M r. r. well, ender, Mr. Kelly; Mr. Polley, Mr. Raymond, Mr. owell, Ur. Putnam Mr. Smith, Mr Dignum, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Penn, Mr. ' Fitzsiuteloos; Mrs. Mountain, Signora Somme, Mts. Maddoeks, Ike.. To which will be added, the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. Sir John torerale, Mr. Dignum ; Johann, Mr. Baanistcr. Lady Lorerule, Mrs. tiatiowe ; Nell, Mrs. Jordan. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro ; with The Citizen.— And on Tnesday, The Honey Moon; with Tekeli. On Thursday will be produced, a New Comedy, in five acts, called, The World.--A New Grand Ballet of Action is in Preparation, sad will be speedily produced. GM od. COS N ETCY. frBE SOLD, *CORN ETCY in one of Ifis Majesty's Re g iments of LIGHT DRAGOONS, on service is the EAST IN DIES. For further Particular; apply to Mr. Rickards, Solicitor, No. g, Inner Temple-lane. This day is pablisbed, la s Vols. foolscap two. the Second Edition, printed by BaUlustyae, pries ma. boards, T IVES of ANCIENT PHIL.OOPHEIiS, L. 4 translated from the fins& of Fs:salon, with Kos, and a Life of the Author. By the Rev. JOHN CORMACK, M.A. Printed for Lougtuals, Horst, Rees, .ad Orme, Pater uostsr.row. .. M. 97 I. di.. OftlD. .41t. STATE LOTTERY. No. 12,909, Drun it a Prim, of 1 0 ,000 1 . March e, being the First Day of Drawing of the present Lottery, was shared in Sixteen Sixteenths; likewise No. 14,243, drawn a Prise of 20,0410 i. March is, being the Se. cond Day of Drawing„ was sold in One Quarter, Three Eighths, and Six Sixteenths; also No. Dion)°, drawn the Third day a Prize of soul. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, by Sir JAMES BVANSCOMB and CO., Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, Nu. It, Holborn ; 37, Cur: bill and 3s Haymarket, Piccadilly; where TICKETS sad SHARES of TICKETS are ouW ae4Us, trarraistsd nadrawa, said the Prizes paid at either of the atoms Oates on De: wad. The present State Lottery contains wine Capital Prises than have originally been in tuost of the (twiner Lotteries, consisting of (*ono Numbers. N.B. TICKETS and SHARES are likewise selling in the CITY HOUSE LOTTERY, consisting of wit, tu,uus ' 1 Tickets, and Soshenuni for both Lotteries gran', , C 33 . 64f Broker, riug-('rose. THEATRE-HOYAL,_covENT-GARDEN. rllO-MORROW EVENING, March 26, 1808, 1 *ill be acted, the Comedy of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. flossanio, Mi. C. Kernble ; Oration, Mr. Farley ; Lo renzo, Mr. Taylor ,• Autonio, Mr. Fime ; Shylock, Mr. Lo t • Outdo, Mr. Emery ; Launoeloti, Mr. Measles. Portia, Miss Smith; Nerissa, Miss Waddy ; Jessica, Miss Fulton. To "web will he added, the Farce of LOVE A-LA MODE. sir Anhy Macaareasse, Mr. Cooke; Sir Callaghan Oltrallaghan Mr. Waddy ; 'Squire Groom , Mr . L ewis ; Watts blordet:al, Mr. Siretnons. CharkAte, bliss Logan. On Monday. Othello, the Moor of Venice lap, Mr. Cooke; with the Nevi Pautomiiire.--On Tuesday, the it. sired Comic Opera of The Travelkrs in Switsedaad ; with Who Wins! or, The Widow's Choice.—And on Thuniday, the Comedy of The Man of the World. A New Grand Comic Melo-Drama is in preparation, and sin spookily be produced. riiIIE OPERA GLASS: t xhibitiog all the Ai curious proceedings of the King's Thettre ; together with all tho original letters and pope's which have passed betas* u the present Proprietors, 'bite the &rime of Fi Ansa, Gould, E.q..inist-Plietwr st4th Air. MAW to tie shore poopesty. Tits elude forms en Address to the Public. ag L SVATEJUI, Esq. Sole Executor of Dlr. Fnuicis Gould, and prisw:pal Moist ince of Mr. Taylor's share in tie King's ►'Learn. Printed fur C. Chaprlc, 1 35, P4II-Mall. EAGLE IMMYRANCIi CO M PAN Y. FIRE —ANNUITIES—LIFE. CAPITA 4, TWO MILLIONS. OFFII:Ep somentu., LoNi t oA,. Aghwatilleo4l , •sllo/1/Irre with tAis Company • Payment ter Rpm; r tone of Fire, withunt iurrere of Permian, —Damao.* Lightning made roil —Nu Charge fur Policies, linlorseiaests, Alteristious,ur Cour weissiun Or 51. per Cent. 'Hosed on Shipping Insuesuce. Abaleawnts mode us CuoAry In from lul. to 1151. • per ci at. namidg Stuck insured without Mirage Clause. By Order, IV. DEETIIAM, Steretary, Eayle office, March vl, 18041. laa Lady al lituinsiptsa, of Great J. G. P. At- Light Dra g late Joba DEDICATED, BY PERNI!6III6N,TO HUT MAJESTY. Tir.s day is published, elezantly printed, in Three her.. Vo lumes, ihapetiak Octavo ' ami illusteated with ha Pinks, designed and engraved by Mr. William Dan:ell, price XL tie.. in ea is hoards ; LIAO in Dcmy (Nisi°, price 91 131. Gd. in extra bona do, LOUGRAPHY ; or, The Beauties of Nature displayed ; in sekct Deseriptiaes from the Annual and Vegetable, with additMas (nun thr Iliaaral kingdom; agate mit ically arranged. By W. WOOD Printed for T. Cs4ell and IV. Ela‘de4, Strand. wife of Mr. HE FOURTH DAY of 1/11,A1VINC the T STATE LOTTERY will he on TUESDAY I% I.XT, the With instant, Tho.; Whccl is very Rich, hiving still Forty Capital Prizes to be drawn : viz. . Prizes of 10,1.410 5,000 1,0011 ts 0_ • too And the fell properties nif k 4. Franivo gtun Diu COURT OF ENGLAND. N Answer •to the numerous Enquiries which I bare been muds! at CROSBY tuad CO.'S, within this lest week, fur the Work just announced, enlitled—" PHI. .ATk HISTORY ..f the COURT of ENGLAND," they tube excision to infiorna the Subscribers and the Pnislic, tint this hidily interesting sod animated production will be ready fur publication iu a few days, when the various de mised* fur ('..piss shall be supplied aids possible prompt- Page= k„woFiks uusprck. • . - r ORATORIOS. LAST WEEK BIT TWO. THEATRE acrvAL, COVRST-GARDEN. ITIHIS PRESENT EVENING, March 25, _IL moo, sill be r l4li M erfo, for the last tine this seas.% 'IrmedESSIAH. se IMPEIII.4L PAICLIAMEIVI: HOUSE OF LORDS—Txuasoiot, Maim! . • Composed by G. P. HANDEL. Principal Voril Performeni--llra Dir.kuns, Mts. Bland, Nis Dolts -sod Medium. Daasek ; Mr. Braham Mr. GOFF , Mr. Grey, r. Doyle, and Mr..likttatny. leader of the lived, Mr. Ashley ; Organ, Mr..l. Asbky. Doors to be opened at Six, begin at Seven—Half Price at Nine. iirarranted undriirn TICKETS sod SI4AR.En are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and , Corner of Burt-buildings, Contain ; and tieing the Cate of the King's Mews, Charing-eross • who hare Sold and hinuo..-d, su the present Lottery, the fol lowing Capital Yrius No. 4,099 .. .. L. 1,000 No. 134111 son met ...... sow TICKETS and SHARES in the nil itM t r oc i- TERY, ate APO 1,13 Sale by RICHARDSON, 9 aud CO Tide tiny is puhlislird, price as. 64.10 extra boards, no a hat wove foolscap, *to. neatly premed, amt embellished with an elegant Froatispiece, designed by Burney, and fred by Fitter, IL; NIV F. RSE ; s Philosophical Poem; • intended to restrain the Pride of Alan, and ta exalt. the Wisdom and (loudness of the Creator. Ity HENRY BAKES, F H.S. F.S. A. With additionid and explanatory .Notes, by A Crocker. The present Editor has made such additions to the ori gival wink, both in the text god notes, us the late improve ments in Astronomy sod PEiliisupby appeared to justify; and, edtaliacat of its beneficial tendency, thus presents it to the pubiir. Primed foe Crosby and Co. Longman, Horst, Bre., sod Onne, Loaders ; and J. Poole, Taunton. Blues Divorce Bill wad ordered to be reassidderedos TuMay next. Mr. Fur ett, and • deputation from the Commons, braaigto ap the Milftit. tea College Bill, and some private Bak vtlincl were severally read a Ent tune. MR GARLICK& Earl Surrott roviefai . the pu O.)Se of submit. tins his pi onlied Mci3iou en Ale withheld corm: spondence of Mr. Garlit•li with His Majesty's fiti vernment, relative to the disposition of the Crot% Prince of Denmark towards this country. 7h Noble Earl reviewed the various grounds upo which it had been attempted to justify the attack.. Cornhagmn. lit his opinion Ministers had by n ineens made out their case. With respect to tit probability of the French armies heists able $o pat the Soutid when frozen, it was out of the ordinar scope of human presumption. The Sound ha not been frozen for the but 150 years but twice and it was indeed idle . to Argue against the inds cn DIC iNGLOI 14•11 cs- sbewn • and, ttie ? Au nt, fully et- yd, and tha laid& are pro ich trim Ecall hires tenet of the r Accent and dind clearly ore to fully and rational by the Ns voiding their Ittlß nes;cm .•sas.a. - 3 MR. 13113DIN'i NENV EN'ITRTAIN. MENT, at the LARGE THEATRE, LT- C EI2.M, baying been received with, the loudest and moat un ive rs al applause, will be repeated terry TUESDAY, HERSD.tY, and SATURDAY, till the Oh of April, wider the intaiediate sanetiou of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain, in three parts, rousicting of RECITATION, SONGS, GLEES, me. called, TIIE PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS. Roses sc.—Pit na —Gallery um —Upper Gallery is.—No Money to be retimied.—Eutraace to the Galleries is w Exe ter-vtrect —Places for the Boxes may be taken at the Lyceum, from Tea till Four °Thick. Dome will open at Seven, and the Performing'. h-gia aF Eiglitr-neree ramie* - te Rept eftev Holfiette eaock.--Books of the Seaga to be had at the Theatre. *,,* The Theatre will be constantly kept iu a proper ttATI PCTIAIIit Of 1111010421. • NEXT DAY of DRAWING will be TUES DAY, March 251. STATE OP THE WHEEL t .$ I, • ••••1 1.10141 I 34 • ••,•• •• I , lOlO/U I. I SOO ea -• , Iners,fur ec-. onary. The logical, Criii- he. hs• NO FIXED *SIZE • TICKETS and SHAR CA ere os Sale (rntranted no• drawn) at HAZARD, IiVECNIF., sad CO.'s Office, !,u.93, head Sisshanins. awl UV Tbilai AM. 1104 PG 41 " it _ WALES !_! ! ALS rHENtIe. MEMOHLSOF THE •PRINEE OP This day is published, A UTHENTIC MEMOIRS of MS ROYAL Ili- HIGHNESS the PRINCE of WALES; fa 3 %%AL grits i ts. Dedicated to the gams. cir, is,. the the.° r h. Pri. f ine !' ! h. • • me. fa Oat !R NAMA'S: MO Syllables, hat to Plates 'a which ara ; Greek, sod . Boards. ace•aaa Tickets and Shares of the GRAND CITY LO7TEV, containing only 20,000 Tickets, ore shoats Pale as above. Letters (poet paid) duly answered, sad lalimes gratis. 'pure deter- eat Its mai is ossissisrarfaiss .61 oiseli dispssitioss, sad so ass is, viol W place WNW shoe all .u.piciuu.'—Lcttrr frost the Prime of Wales to the Ring. CHARACTERS at BRIGHTON. A Fashionable Novel. in 4 Volatilises, 244. By the Author of " The Otf prim of Mortimer,,' lee. STRIKING LIKENESSES is FASHIONABLE LIFE, A Novel, in 241. ly the Author of that popular Work " The Banditt's Bride." The CHILD of MYSTERY. A Tale, in a Vole 15s. MODERN MANNERS; or, Memoirs of Cicely Fits vent A Novel, in 2 Vol.. ius. The BAROCCHE DRIVER and HIS WIFE. A Tale for the Haut Too. tt Vols. ue. sth Edition. By Mr. Sedley. A WINTER in DUBLIN. A New Edition, in 3 Vol.. considerably enlarged. By the statue. The FARO TABLF:; or, The Gambling Mothers. 2 Vas. tn. By the nine. Printed fur .1. F. Hushes, s, Wigoors4treet ; sad is, • - atria's, Tillietraii. hi Aare a, Laos. TAZTT.R(Sitt. right h P is r a ri lL r hinpftottihe .1 above e late Mr. Gookl), her leave to inform the Public-, and all whom it may concern, that he will in no way whatever he resprierlble fiw shy Delft or Debt that may be contraeted by Mr. Taylor, on account of the above Property, who takes epos himself the management of the King's Theatre, 'ay Owe Menge. g at the r avg. via MI P. La 91 )12 r' re 4 (I P 1 1 the Loghish I. lo which. to its Tenni. Wad tato Syl. ' Words liable csuuud, tos ge, wot to be Lod the must by Tics lista, 111 resort, with poiohy, porposes Ihrose, *Mk boa: By tho kieb the refit ted, and smelt a are suitabk fated out and and model:it nhle, sad ham lystem of the tames, Tune d by a copious °pear,. The the eater. of fly the awe. nett the cont ort. detected, t pointed uut. h)C9Plier nod bow they es, and the se . - . d, Outlines of. hie( Onttiune e Bar. Third LIM Additions. n one Volume, Sflefti4gl 04 . SCCIIVA, and r rend and n r ed. Elentet.o -.r keeping the inple and un illustrated tOO% of 0 r. lUle elik.htuniv. or, T b c cousistiog t!ol r"ssupos::ii: Inert of Ypoth A, HINTSf r NI POSITION . •cuud IF:ditto°. AR, calculated h tha. Practleal oh - laid dmin. ;sihle, 'witted. ; J.Jchtwpon, and Rubmaws, ISO ID, Old at the Office, ctanl, by J. this Paper, &treaded to. ING'S THEATRE, MARCH 7, 'sus. MaWAT.EItS. Joint Proprietor of the said Tbrate, mid liorttagee of the other Proprieties Store, (in eisiit of his Executorship to the late Mr, Coold), tlainka it incumbent on him to request the Nobi lity and Gentry, Snheeribers to the Opera, to pay no Sub scriptions hot Tutu the hands of Memo Davison. Noel, Templer sad Co. l'4l-Mall, the legal Barker to the Con cern, which Subscription s' mot lw placed to the account of Ow Trustees of the Theatre, and elniold nny Lady or Gen tkinan be induced to pay their Subscription into soy other Channel but that above-mentioned, the seine may be disput ed hereafter. It having been intimated to Mr. Waters, that Poxes which have for rare been retainoi by the Nobility and Centty, Snlacribers to the Opera, are not @retied to these Honourable Persons, since Mr. Taylor has taken upon Into self the Maiingement of the Concern, Mr. Waters therefore takes Ibis opportunity to asses an Extract fur the informa tiou of the tinlisci doers, from the Trust deed, dated tlatb Augurt, 1.91, vie. " It is hereby declared and agreed, that no Person who now is, or at any time or times hereafter shall he, iu posses sion of a Bea or Boxes, as the head Subscriber thereto, or the Proprietor thereof, shall be removable at the will, plea sure, or caprice of the said William Taylor, his Executors, Adoaiuistrators, or Assignees, except by volaiutary surrender or r,ignatioe thereof." By which it app. the Put • tors hart not a power of dispoeseming nay u: Luc S tsbsertbSse of their respective 136zes. GRAND CITY L(11"I'Elly of V MEE. HOLD HOUSES, discliarged r f !madam. 104,0001. Pelee in Cur dal niece. tootooTicketv. To be drawn im Guildhall April 20. List ot (*whit friars, ntlis the Value tafenek. Gs mid 11.4,1. 9, Slauoct-street „ 1,14000 34, Shiuntr.otteet 411, dirte 45, ditto 5, Pickettatreet 7, ditto 17, Skinner-street St, ditto 41, ditto ditto ... 4,000 4, ditto la, Pickctt-stmt 11, ditto la, Rkiaaer-street ... 3,000 emu, West Side of %ow-bin ........ Skisser4treet . 40, ditto 49, ditto • 3,000 4, Pickett-street . Skistier-street .............. Making together the hum of I. ina,iino. The above lishiation in taken at tits lowest ...Innate, and therein no doirbt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the I ',pert), will he very considerably 'Dimmed in valise. Oirors I..:ve Lien made from' earinus Persons to purelow i e secersl of the N.at.es at the rims they are estimated at, owl it is yr./weed that *ass Prises which are divided inf.: small I'hartw shalt be wild, sad the produce paid to the Skratill• bolder* seasrditgi to their respective Miami. YIiLSENT PRICE. Ticket........ L. 7 14 Ralf L.. 4 o o I Eighth ILoadier 2 1 0 Nixtreatb Tiriet. awl Sham an lain at all the Odic*, 1..1 t ro . in DISEASES OF THE URRTHR.I, AND CERTAIN COMPLAINTS. S male 'Proprietor of DEItAN's celebrated IS. MEDICATED BOUOIES end REMEDIES, Mr. DETOUR infortiss the Public, that be may, as usual, he daily roicialtrd, from Nine to Three, at his House, No. 34, Frit►-'irtvt, Soho, on caws of STRICTURES, 08. BYRE CTIONS, GLEETS, &r. as well as GO. NORRELEA, DEBILITY, and every Disorder where se crecy is so ementially requisite. Every Patcent is istroilocrd iu a separate aportment. Mr. D. has, for molly leers, confined himself to that de partment of Surgery ; and, .from extensive practice, and the most flattering success, be is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, eflic.icious, requiring no confinement or restraint is diet, and which prevents a nlupse. Persons in the country stating their eases fully in a letter, inclosing a ii. or a .21. note, sill have proper Remedies scut to the amount. For the various Symptoms, Lc. see, lately published, the Sixth Edition, price ls. 6d. a TRF.ATISF. on the shoe Complaints to be bad et the Author's House, the only place where his Bougie, are sold. ALL T1t17141 IS SALUTARY TO MAN, awl whoever discovers or diffuses it in any petiole, renders an essential Service to his Country and his Kind. Professional men have, of lute, thromigh ti, sioslimu of the Press, laid lefore the public eye the various ay6nptente of disorders, which, however, to the delicate sod suscepti ble end, it is only necessary fur us to glance at. We have the happiness to inform those persons, also, either from constitution or accident, or acquired habit, from herd study, cheese of climate, violet disappointnr.mt, 1111. moderate grief, or excesses of any kind, labour under those Comma which result from a derangenwnt of NERVOUS SYSTEM, a general or partial DEBILITY, that, from the union of more arousals anatomical knowledge, with very elaborate chemical anelysis, we have it iu our poser to insure, in most emu* a perfect re-estatiiisliment of health and stretigih. The barks, steel, end ether tonic mediciors, which have been 'moony ,itninestescd, in one class of those complaints, we have found, from experience, to lw by no owes ademsate to the treetwitrinee of a complete and testing cure, end MERCURY, the ordinary specti.e in other cases, is uni versally '.no n e, to be pro.:uctive of the must mischievous efforts me the human constitutioo i we have therefore la boured, by turning the whole of one attention exclusively to this senjcet, and by the aid of 17 years experience in all ex tensile p. artier, to offer to the rabbi- a geode of treatment mainly arm, isi::eli has in so ooe installer hitherto been known to fail. Asa great part of these diseases has its twat in the mind ; that has hems partientarly nitro:Jed to in the present method Drente; alml, as it is a feet, well kennel to professional men, that persons tit each sex, awl of all ages, of all situations In life, and (very di s-ription of character, are liable to these disorilmrs, particularly those of strewn and cultivated mina., arty relined sentiments avd feeling*, and of studies men tor!. habits, most especially thole of a quick and lively faury, and fertile irmi4inatiorms- 4! ie Pont, the Penner , and the Novelist—and those whom au Wailes-it fettle antiltigh lank in society have excluded from all manual labour, and regular employment; for the sale of such Patient'', whose snarls, Naturally timid, are rend-mil still more so by the err, mature of tl.sir complaint, the strictest atirntiois *'paid to delicacy ansi s. - crecy, and a certain, a permauent sod ra dical ('are, Is isribmittly promised. MO-1. , 1 , .. Cl RRIE aomi CO. Surgeons, may be conelted at their horse, No. toy, lilattini-tiarden, by Patients io . tither MIL, p, moosily, or by letter (post wiidl, inelining a heals Note, when the necessary Advice and Medicines *ill be g.seis, or sent to any part of the kingdom. Patients in the rear.: am mint/tind to describe the par • neuters of tim e colonises, ages, and 'raffia habit of list*;; —T's. lei, Aisles: Barden. MUCILAGE OF MARSHMALLOVVIL •E extensive province of Nted:eine cannot apply a more perfect remedy for the GII.IVEL, titan t►is admired vegetable preparative. It is prepared by a man of sei awe, from the leaves and palpuf the root of that must emollient °fall herbs, the nlarih inanows--froin liquorice root—finely powdered gum sealrie— from a few other mildly West vegetables—aid from sea tarsi, and the &item sylvrstris. This gratefull preparation, by its diuretic, emollient, • smaotb, and mucilaginous nature, most ettectually dislodges or cleanses those gravelly or sandy concretious, or &abstains end gritty matter, from the kidnies, the unitary passages, and the bladder, which insensibly generate and sometimes very quickly too, that most exceueiating sad esquisite of all he mad tortures, the Stone. The raft and emollient mue;lage which this innocent me dkioe allords, promotes, I . the most lenient and diluting means, the erpuNion of gravel, and wonderfully facilitates the passage of there sharp particles that i'orin into stony and • hiliary coorretioas gad stones from the accumulation of bile) sheathiug and lubricator_ the passages from serimeal dun pain or injuries, the object of this preparation belay, to avoid every thiug of a stimulation . , sharp, forcing, or Willet t.; nature. The gravel insensibly (though unseen) is the speedy fore runner of, or leads to the formulae of stones in the human body. There are very few coastiustions that do not habi tant'', and indeed almost daily hard to the set retide of gra vel. 9he studious, the sedentary, t►e gouty, the infirm, are more particularly devoted to its dangerous pains. An occa sional taking of this mild and netaitious cutnpusiiiies, may perhaps be the hest guard or piesceration against calculus's affietions. To say that elfin preparation will dissolve the Stour, would be idle end presumptuous. 't here is oil Medicine misting that cad dissese a hardly form,' or a lar„, , e stoue, without dreadfully injuring the bladder ; the Surgeon's knife only, in such case, ran relieve, suffering humanity—dset the pre vent preparation will most undoubtedly tend to prevent tray stones Veining, by eapelliag the gravel ar sabuluus matter, or those gritty particles that form concretions, and will, in a crest many instance, most effectually dislodge those steady temente, if small, sad COMIC them to pass oat of the hotly easier and talkies t►ait by lacerating or forcing retneilles. - - - tedival men of with smut of the first person .s, hare ltrklll)wlvolgrd its etficncy, and support it with their recommendation. Letters front the its worthy Marquis of Exeter, and from other distasguisheil persons in rank anti science, may be inspected soy time at the Pro prirtoi's. sold, wholesale and retail, try the Proprietor, Thomas C , at his lt GalT)10{1211 No. so, Berwick-street, Sub., in psciets at 60. earp on account of the extreme deaeneasof in• of the ineic.licnts) and is. the toecap duty ow Fads packet; or thee. packets file O. stamp duty tacliaddit.:wl. Those who remit • one mount ogre from the cougar', Ma a• hltre, post paid, to Mr. Curtis, say have dm* pailluta, damp duty tree, carefully scat by cocci. lessoning. Thee Was - 111111111, -- WHlsin Wail* which gave him no little 11111.04496. h was that ti French armies could have floated over on pieces ice, and thereby got into the island of Zeolate When he first heard this suposition, he was vei naturally reminded of the story of a baboon, wh having got into a boat, launched himself iuto tl sea, at the mercy of thew Inds and waves. ki an other place a d is patch had been produced on el application of a person high in His Majesty's G vernment. Surely there could be no objection have that paper Old before their Londiships. I deed, in' order to form en accurate judgment en t whole of the expedition, and of the (+snorters our Minister at the Court of Denriook, and, abe all, of the disposition of him who heretofore I so strongly attached to the cause of this count it was absolutely necessary to have the wb of the correspondence of Mr. Glarlicke, from Oe her 1806, until his recall, submitted to the cos deration of that House. He concluded by inovi an Address to His Majesty to t hut effect. Lord HAW /t ES DU v, however he did regret cause of the:Noble Earl's absence in the early of the Session, rose to oppose the production, on ground, that the House had already refused tl production, after the subject had undergone fullest investigation. Earl GREY assured the Noble Secretary, t however sanguine - his opinion was on the quest of Copenhagen being finally settled, he would the progressive change of circumstances, find h self miserably mistaken in his hopes on that s jest. Whenever the question of peace became subject or political deliberation in this coon all the evils and melancholy consequences aril out of that unfortunate measure would pre themselves With tenfold aggravation. It was terial that the House and country should la that the grounds upon which His Majesty's Gov meet had resisted the production of these pa! were afterwards falsified by„ s, person compsi a very leading part in that' • very Governs When these public grounds we not deemedi tient to induce His Majesty'anhihters to acqu in the motions previously made on this silk and when, to satisfy the personal fcelings of an Secretary (Mr. Canning,) after that refusal very dispatch to which his Noble Friend ells was produced in another. House of Pullin surely it was due 'to the House itself, it was d any Noble Lord who felt himself injured b! false representations wade of this, dispatch, to that very document before their Lordships, in to prove the nature of the misrcovesein which had been made, by mise, , os:ng,, partial And garbled meaner, that vsay extra What, was thole no other Noble Lord or Fo Secretary, but those whb were in the iintnt Councils of the Sovereign, that were entith have their personal character relieved from ii per and unmerited imputations. There u another person to whom it was due to afioi means of exislaiettine and defence. Mr. (:er an old and faithful Miuister of the Crown. in the confidence of the Duoish Court, fro integrity Gitd taleuts, had been exhibitesls rC