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The Drama of the Virgin of the Son with the Palk 1 . , se of ij artesprin and Padmiumba will be repeated awry ov , Tig;11111 further Notice. . . -14 /. ' tit Froar the wen tonimonlinney rtyprnbn E ilan with vi. olte f Gamic Paimsatime se she MAGIC WIP liar Itecaoilemed . by overlt.wimg autlituees, the some wilt be repeated .. far ther antler. SANS PARER. THEATRE. STRAN‘,4)• (Under the Aornoritv of the Lnert CiambwW• . • , bet • •• , - . S. • EXCHEQUER Ent. *NC Poiseeelard, Wesindisliers F4roari HE HOUSE of COMP• 10 b ongo , * ----oh Instant, come to the fo It i gooo l oson ;Asir' per,* titerested in, or entities, sato ate ischoroor or HIM, dated ktreen,the Ist dye of ,torch ? illll. sod ids lOf stay of February, 1812, ;oho shedl tarry fa Otasso l le the Payheastote of lireeeepter Sato. &Owe* -Ai lid. , dot* of F o b rows, .lBl; A fitoblafte (411168-11 ion ismoolitel4 to ',whoa *Wu ettang prisetrai talistsiir of the pa* shal I &stoner ankeribef) shall kV4B-41* *stoma &hit Om. *move dna thereonrespeciitoty to th e Ki l da, 4 Mar* IBM taelostoe, and Omit Agee in exchaign fif 4111 CA-Ma or auk . 4 certificate it certilientes to the GOINITIUM sod toss4dary of the hoe: of Eng:nail, expressing the piisipol nos coshquid to BOOKS PUBLPMED 'THIS SALES. AL -4 . 1 - In Bro. Pelee& pewee, • THE DEPRECIATION of .the - PAPER OUR., RENCY of GREAT BRITAIN PROVED. By the Earl of L*Uogri!GALE: , piglet; Air Longmna, liprat..,Rees, Genie, and Brown, Pa.: irtarjer-entv ; J. Bond, P.lll-Mali; An d Constable and Co. 1101hkrgiu Finsbury Repository, Finstwiry-tquart. - By Mr. nut : r., THURSDAY, Frbrittry 40. QEVERAT. soasoned HUNTERS, mas-, tern of hi .:! weight- ; also sine strong Hackneys, ill iOnd efindallfl, and fnst (totters ; sev era l pa i rs of Conch, Baritavbe: Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of iltlferent colours stone sin gle ditto; several good Gig Horses, perfectly. quiet in harness, sad fns; trotters; sumo very clever Horses. which have beef% rode with troops; sod Ladies' Horses; a gent malty strong Geldingsand Mores, fit for machine., inal. (Ameba, posi•chaiSett o dee also several handsome Galloways, Punic &e. • in 1 berre. PrFeels. 64. boor 1111pAJLES for ENGLISH COMPOSITION, a nd JR& portiettlarly f..r TIMMS designed nit thoUse'of Scboals, and in aid of Seif-Instrartion.. By JOHN RIPPTNGIIitit, Private Tutor at Wettinin.ter School. printed 'for Longman, Hun*, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa- Mrioster.row ; and W. Gullets, Dollen-street s Westminster. •- FOR 'THE USE OF SCHOOLS. ' r • in one Vnbune Svo. price IQ* 1 0101 • 'TOL irIitOILIM *ARO W ' 1/SUI M SeHO- . • LAR4JM.—./Rm &Winne CSR. GOTTL. Rubio gjteplbitiotriltimi Facisreltiteint Montreal iis, quo pqe. tomtit nubile Minus aoectiantodatie videbninar. Ozonii Typist N. BUM. Impensis J. blimmen; Longa*, Rem, Rees, osier, a Brawn; et C. Law, Lneini. Of whoia may be had, The same' Book, on Sae paper, price 12t..b.tards; and on royal•papev, IG. boitrds. , ST. J F.S'S.SQU A R {rateable Freehold Premises._ vs Minn extensive Pled of Ground, Ring-strtet, Si. Sonsees-seuare. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawny's, on TmultBl)AY, February 911, it Tardy* o'Clueft, " 4 " -^* A - VALUABLE FIi+EEHOLD ESTATE: cont. Ala-prising .a c..mmoditort and very extensive Residence, M. tuflimun tbesouth-sale of Kitm-street, St. James square; adapt ed, poi,t of apartmeuts anti situation, for an Hotel of the first magnitude, or fur a manufactory tequiring room, embracing a frontage of upwards of 60 feet, nod extendiug backwards about 163 fe Immediate possession may he had. • To be Mewed, by oppls tug on the premises; where Partite tars may be had; at Garrastay's and of Mr. Rubins; Wars. wick-street, G By• lan;min e Ram, Rees, Orme, and Browu, Paternahter to*, price Ss. f; r. pitipm FABULA in Usunf Scholatum ex pargate s outs 114,46 Artgiieus. A. - C. BRADLEY, A. M. • A SERTIP.S of QUESTIONS, adapted to Dr. Valpes's La ths Grammar s with Notes by the 'lose. Prke Vs• halm& GRAMMATICAL QUESTIONS, adapted to the irammur sF Lindley Murray s with Not by the 'raw, the Second F.di• non- Price 4.. boa 4. - A GUIDE to TRADE; or New Eternise Book Partite Use of Schools; Wooded to ena ble Yostog : Persons to compute Bills expedisiostsly. and to Owe them axeneral Knowledge of she most common Affairs of Trade. BY J. Mercator. The Se cond &Witty, price 2s. bound. T 'l" relent EVENING, Feb(l. Bill Or MAN which certificate or eir/Okatee'ldlaii O&M THE MAGISTRATE. k * check person or persons foe ea 416 ' pomp& pillitipat Edward, Mr. 'Glenville ; Fanm, M re. adeelet• %.` lork3r'"x""lui tko'eriou to eve 1 4 6 9 8 11 61114 11 4 # ribh 1101 0 4 " er.PaclesceletruiedPecivmuncentPusture - NewLiish stook hs gee/ commie*/ "OM iste- -, arissawi Tltg LOWLA NO /tOMP. • • • 1 peoilamim, to be added to endued/Ass 4edistliteekiiith the pus Menem llr. Stehhing ; and Jane, Sim Scott. Ts whit* will ne added tee favourite Gnomic Pantomime, P'! per oestrus ammithe,'crogifidliAti emits to the 4ard,*l with new S. te rry. Ore, and Dessrarmar, sAled . - 431.6, NIA, 354141'14th, WO, 481 A. 4914 hCW., art mow of rtiE MAGIC PIPE; or, Hammitt Nam. his present Majesty, for granary amenities to satisfy attain Hasiumtia, Mr. Sate; Pant:done. Mr. Edwards: sigaior montiessii. c " hoibing, miss itagoei; 84 . 0 , ll i : 1 1`, r ) ; N . acy, Tramper! Mills , Ordnance fighentures. and . &selvage Bills, and the interest to consnience frons the btu day Clown, Young Jean. In biome the a hand is character, by Mrs. errick. In wear the sixth, a Mock Bolero, between lire o f Jawary, 1812, which said annuities ate to be reekemaits at Clown Sirior brew She ` n .co ur t of ' the sane time, and in like manner as the 'said annuilies ilready JIMICe, the (Alma's Cceaue Elamiaminih In ' eel ' file ninth ' stabksherl are now redeemabk by Parliament, and te4e. charged a Duet, " The Joys of Angling." To eon, ludo with a Dance e Ina septets scene. the Teinnle of Summer. upon, and made payabk out of the Consolidated Pita if treat' Gaon ism at half-past Five. begin at half-past Sic. Hoses, B r ume* • 411. Pit t 2s. Galkry, le.—seenint Ps ice at hiilf.prpt Eight.-- The paymasters of Exchequer Bills do hereby gike notice, that Places for the Buses to betaken at the Thealfe. from Ten tin daily etendance milli' given at their Olio*, Premien o'clock in Three. the morning to one o'clock in the afternoon ( Sunday excepted).* from Saturday the 29d until Saturday the SiMA instant, halt &- elusive. for the pur e e/e of receiving the Exchequer Bills in tended to be funded, parsuane to The dunk Resolution : and LAO Bearers thereof are desired to place the several desccipiions of RIM in eeprate• li,ti-(whieb are to be obtained of the Ojice) Hawing them ire the'order of the dales, and arrahglag Ranieri rally once as are of like dale end value, and they are to express the amount of the principil sums contained therein, 'and the ansoslnt of interact that Bill Os doe thereon ( which seal be paid In money) ca.upseeil from., but excluding the day en which they an rcspertavely to the 914 day of March, 1613, inclusive, when the laterest will crate; ant they are desired to state the amount of capitol stock to be created, in respect of the principal sums inten(led tube funded, and to write their names (without abbrevia. Lion of tune Christian manes) and places of abode on their Nets, and to indorse 'each Bill with their usual signatures. To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at the Clific , preciosity far inetznorands, and to being them ready, plod up at the tines of sashiceiption ; observing, Mid the aggregate amonat of (kit several lists must be staled in one memorandum. N. B. The days for pampa of interest and for delivering Certificates in exchange, will be adocriiseil to Me Public Pipers as tar:yea possibk. ' TO MTI2CIIIINTS. • 'PREE7IOLD PitOPFATY, Co die amount of R: Jeto,oool.. cooktiog litgbr., Ground-R*los and Good, kthe most eligible battalions at 13rizhton, is 4.llc;ed in ex charge for goe&t doe follovioz will br pr-ferrrd, viz. Mon chebier, Row, Sugar, awl Colfee.—No offer orttepwil under I ‘lo,Xl.—RespectaUle opplicatiout only ti ill he ni feuded to. Address (pest paidt to Mr. Smith, No. 3, Numb street, Brighton. • • STRATTON -HOUSE and PARK, on . the great North Road, 44 aides from Lastinn, with the FURN (- TURK sad GARDENS, to be LF 4 f, and uttered sport at Lady Day best. EiNt2ite.ionst paid,of Mr. J. Raec, Stratton Lodge, near Er g .. &Woad+, Bedfordshire. . - . . • - - MONEY. MANY Ladies and Gentlemen, iflin freqiently experience great pecnniali inc.itiveul••nee, nn aecnunt of being unacqualated with eay. rt.speciatrie - channel, through whim. medium !bey may tiefuruisheil with tempura!" or per manent Sums, without that delay, exp.Nure, and eini non, ••ri fre quently characteristic of ninety negotiations. 'lle Nobility and Gentry in poweadon of teal ; peeporty. will Le imioatattly pro vided to any extent, at leo! Annuity latesest, redeemable the pinnacles the validity of their tecturities can he ascertained; but persona known Wayne, at their heirs, wittier ex igehcies sill not admit of !laden* time for the necessary inreitigatlan, will be promptly 'applied on their Annuity Bonds. Apply, persenfolly; betwien 9 and 5, or by letter, to the Ol rector of the ICitiesmi. 1/Inak, No. 8, Lower litho's/reel, °oldest smmre. Luttrell()ld. Westsrsinyter. TO' BE SOLD BY .AUCTtON, • By Mr. • EDMON D `URA YTON. At dm Auction Man, rot WCMTIMSDAY. reb. le, 1314, at Twelve ' by Order of the Proprietor, N excellent CORNER SHOP, desirably and centrically bittnie No. 34, Parliament-street, corner of Bridge-street, Westminster, particularly adapted tor a Grocer, Draper, or :my other trade teriniring priority of situ.itiou ant client of room. May be viewed prior to the sale, and printed Particulars had on the Premkev ; nod of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. -w HEREAS RICHARD MACKILWMN bland& charged upon oath, of ft:twit:lends. Lin:Lining a Bill of Exchange, value One Hundred and Fins -twit Pounds Emir Shillings, drawn by Sims and Hewitt on Mr. Hamper, haberdasher, Yonierstreet, Borough, and has nhsconded there with. As prtatent is stopped, the public are hereby cautioned against receiving the said Rill, and to give information to James Banks, Auction-er. IS, Queen street, Cheapside. Th.• said K. W4(1'81160, is about 'A years cut' age. dark COM. plext.in, black hair and whiskers. II is aseertiiined that he left London by the Exeter coach, under lire assumed name of Bir leftsh”ws The above Reward will be paid no conviction, by applying as alloy, CSURCI/ PREFLII.4I.NT. rrifE INCUMBENT of one of the most desirable RECTORIES -in Ireland, of the ii..lue of cearl) willivg to exchange it upon advantagento. terms, with Elitism rooming an eligible church preferstrot in Ettgland.- Ttbe rec.urial house in Ireland higlihf comeuicut mid 'vicious, in th. hrs. repair, ith About he Laglish acres of gleire w baud, timeliest garden., antler, and well cropped, gardener's Ileum. extencite brit.hnuses, furnished with t h e Is** sine% pearlier, stud rretaa ides. ti ilh every necessary conirepteore; the whole foriu inz n residence Aforiliric tiothual advputrtes for a inrge in a PlO3l chr:lp and pleasiful ci.untrys exchange wind(' lot humbly beneficial tort Peri wan sunk a large Coml . ', desirous of 'Wing w ith econom :is Jar pitiottian is itt a country abounding Kith excellent markets, and where ?Yell nere•snry of life can tic plll4lolrti t n the aunt TC•11011{klilie fireini• no d mat the heft quo. lily. several schools of tile .higttesa reptiutuna are wit4ia tea miles of the preiri.es: nrid lit a 'Awl 0 61 ,1 nre &mu the 12. We a mail coach passes dully to Nat froth 4:01111a, bile. I Itlf particulars 11141 lw ollotilp s akrapplyinz at the Ors tic.' of Mrs,r, Footilke, , Langford, Wititords.Sintl.baulidda• street, Cwt. tat garden, BEST LA FMK WA I f lgi i.IN lit C L.S. 49ru Slli CON (MIAs imj ft ALKIQN . Mr,4 4 -c c9IIIP,ANT most.. r 41.4. -a • re ca p. Molly ihforaihe Natillif 1 'A& litil•lic in ;Foetal, 11 very thot they hove very barge sopply is COlALfilltt thelibove re duced prices ' fur ready infamy unlit,,:delivesed- to ow, part of town, free ..1 every e x pee l er. except megage and shrs..ting s with three sacks in graid`to each five rh.ildrutn. . Orders at Messrs. Tayl o r no d C o . 39. New fliiml-itrect; ils Combed ; WA, lligh Holborn ; and 93, dititTsgate.sliellt. The above prices Eire much lower tfi.to can he expected tiler this week. Those who have oust purch.owd of this Costa:lnt; are solicited to male a single trial la crinvince them tisst &arc fowlers are their principal ohject i .ood to obtain that, it will al ways be their constant .I.t ad v. Extra certage in the Otmatry is. &I. perehllidroo, per mite. TO THE NOBILITY" A.? 113 OF.NiR Y. NEW -INVENTED - TA LooNs.—ln coriegnewee of the very great corn- VailliS a the bad sewing i.f the seams induced T. suT TON, 311, on the n or th side of the New Chorch, Strata'. to try the experbrent of tanking thorn without side or leg seams, *hid! he has found to answer his most ardent expectation. and far exeells the former mode fur elegance trod ease, and 11,4 Pe culiari3 adapted for riding. T. B. has the pleasure to say he has given universal sarcsfac- Cott to those Ocotletnen who have honoured him with.* trial of them, and bogs leave to return his sincere thanks to his Vrier.ds and the Public in general for the fay s they hive already conferred upon him , rime he has stymied the toots* concern, and hopes by his/assiduity to merit a coot intldllCC ofst he sow I. N. B. N..val and Slikitary Uniforing, Ladies' iiithit% and every other branch of the business executed wait the ot.nost pauctuality and dispatch. N 0 ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future (row I Curl ides, Gies, or any other two wheel Carriaars. When the rouse falls (which is now rendered dilleak, if eat • inspowitile) Vi nro the h •rse rears; Wheo me or both of the wheels break = When on. or bulb of the w heels prod . ; Wheit the snafhltre.sk ; When the arse kicks or runs away- , Apply su 11w OW* Pope's "lead-alley illhaisalteri. eeirah l ill• where Pflitl drat:ll4s mad the most styli-factory meltelswia be Os.. re , , , ,eiitmg them. 4 •.* 'Fur users ealoahle horses may save, hihdrthlS of pan .1. by (.44. use naaulitta; *hitt useraVaibtaiprile4 • to Ls lusi•witeelCurriapi... PrHit ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGFOXPIII ...a_ CA L CABINKT, compile in 10 Volumes, contusing 50.1 Plates. Prke, in fisatscnp eve. in boards. it. 10s.1 ..r with Proof lruprenion.444 the Pimps, in daisy Svo. id board:. lel. Published by W. Clarke, New Band -streets J. Carpenter. Old Bunilkureei ; Messrs. Sheerwood, Neely, and Jones, Pa ternoster-tow t .iud way be bad of every illankrelkr is the Unite.! 6iagdom. T. HEN HISRSON (from lidialsorgh). • - Fiahmonger, 1/45, High Si'born near Little Turnstile, BEOS leave to iufaint his Friends and the Public, that he continues to have an hand an sorts of Dried Fish, via. Ling, Cod, Task, Herrings, Red and 9atlred ; Findisorn and Nervy Sp d , lintc , &c. Fresh Fbls in season, regularly from !id ling:wile every morning $ Native, Portico, nod other Oysters ; Sewell Oatmeal of the hest quality. Order, curefilly attended to, ad good* sent, free of ex pence, loamy port of Loadons hi:b.—Genteel Oyster Room's, ?V LLEWS WORTHIES Or ENGLAN In Two Viiiu;se;re3Oiiiii; pprice bl.ss. with a Purlruit of oho Arthur, WHIR HISTORY of the WORTHIES of ENG- At. LAND; endeavour. d. 11► THOMAS FULLER,. D.D. • First printed io IthiS; a new Edition, with explanatory Pinter. Bt' JOHN N ICH OLS, F.A.S. Landon. Folinburgh, anti Perth. Printed for F. C. lad J. Rivington; T. Payne; Wilkie bad Robinson; Longman, Hurst, Rers, Orme, and BrowB ; Cadell and Dories; J. Murray; R. H. Evans; I. hlawnlan; Lack& laiStens Mira. trod Co. Baldwin; fed J. Faulder. Of whom may be hail, juts published, RARDYNG'S CII RON ICLE, royal 4ti. price Si. S. ea,. ARNOLD'S CHRONICLE, royal 4tu. rice I6s. RASTELL'S PASTIME of P6OPLE, la royal 4tu. 21.*. boards. • FABYAN'S CHRON ICLE, royal Ito. prier It. Ss. •RAFTON'S COLON ICLE, 3 vols. 410. 41. II ALL'S CUMIN ICL 4 4to. uouNsizEris c:IftONICLIiS, ivols.lll. 1!.. In the Press and very shortly will be published. WILD RYAN RIMS'S FIWISSAti, f, nod STOW'S CHRO 'IIOI.JIv Price t. ALETTER ON ECCLESIASTICAL LIBE RALITY, addressed to the Rrv. J. L. M A lITYN , A.M. Re , for of St. George the Martyr, Queen's-square, Lon,lon, Lec turer of the same RAO, and alternate Al timing Preatittv, at St. James's Chapel, Hampstra.!-rold. By she Rev. THOM Ai JONES, A. M. " Dissipaste res nosirltr. adults discordia forent t quas fovit trarainisla teratio imtperii, eisque writ-ado perdubtt, ut bo wtm trugent.litscrntsis mmHg jam viribus Terre vssent." Ltv. lib. ii .1. ........... London: Printed for Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row, by Richard Taylor and Co. Shoe-lane. PETER PIN DA IL'S NEW POEM, price 24. A. SCOURGE for STRIPES; a Poem, in 1)e -,C1fenes of a POET'S HONOUR and a PRINCE'S CHAS TITY. _ _ By PETER PINDAR, Princes have faults, undoubtedly, nod many; The man who contradicts me is a z my : Some rob,•soine kill, some cheat, font.. beg; Cunt with mg nvarite, seine would shavers.' rig : And vet, with all these fault. ' my heart will bleed What doggrel poets vilely write, to read. EGON gr. London: Published for the Author, by J. bhosiou, 98, Chenpsitte; and sold by :ill Bookseller.. • - . A CHALLENOK. • 14FAR.5. CURRIE and Co. Sktrgeoas t late in ;tryNUltNiy'ti service, challenge the whole world to prim *ft single in-tante where their Medicine hod Method of pita have.tritided of the desired effect. The practice of matey gays to th)s,partieular braiieh of their ptoles.s.sin has out giVto Saw in . oue unsurceSsful case. . hey continue to direct their mirlies. to the- inentinent and rue of VBN ER KA I. COM aafera t:Urti,, and that derangement of the ” stew, which is the comeguenec oi.tUe pernicious acd wasteful efect, in a habit lung and - most unSipplly • pursued by the ',truths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to Ire the unfitting source of Barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by to dis iressiugstee of debility, Which, if nit Irately remedied,. fermi a &to in .Impeteuee. These are is. reutnicand ultimate ellects; while vimuniptioni, lots of nmesettLar power, rind various ner vous complaints, emptily charrseterise the earliest st;:ees of this e r,g tse y vice; o rygthowilmagoisititqr spider disorders dacident to such a habil, their trerktinent is ;Maple, mid has never proved un sueeessfut in the'eourse of n long, laborinus and mach et ten led Practice. to Aar mad obsiimite and complicated roses of Ve usreal infection, such as tibstrkws , lS ill the urethra, *poesy e it ireseences, hard tintinu*, callous ulcers, eruptious, seminal Weakness, Sleets, as also ' • ... STRICTURES, wilt:ether recent or of king duration. and which have baffled the skill of other practionert e are, .hy their present impr ove d pl a n otlrearisinit e effectually. an d` permanently cured, without 'tie , pidiect s4 a. r , jor the em . roe l A sw el it:ila and alariniag hemorrhage which trequedly fallow, thit application Of the lunar caustic. In thecourse of twenty years ertfasive practice in this metro ' ptilie. nareernus'eases of strictures have been and are clarity an der emir care, the total eradication' of which is erected by at safe certain, and expeditiou; mode of practice, su perior to auy other yet .ntlopied. The weakness, relasatinn, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is sricetilly leo re re .. d, and .the.thel4 hhut restored to sound and .vigerou.. health. w h ere t h e Rbi;ity has for years e x Wed, a proper pe,:ever thpi r re ttorative ',medic , . aft rMe strietune hos been des yed,dis•iii- Vitra-W.)ly rerprbile to revive the slumbering eporl,,, of Mfe, lotto re-animate Ilse Unastitutinii. . • -.. , , ~. Ser ern! Noblem e n ritattir:alenwn of the fi rst resperroupity have hero under the coiralif Messrs. Carrie and Co.,for the re moval as' complaint s of the fi pClb as strictures, 4 , :e., and having received a radical and pc/Milts• at cure, request that referenceS may he given to the#A, fli I titsfuciory evidences of the decisive 'aperient, of Sleters..Carrie and Co.'s plan, of treatment . Mauy of these Cienikuien have had strictures from tea to twenty' years, and had been under the core of Messrs. lfpmb, Ifervirldes, and other ibirrerius.of equal eminence, who attempted the tore by the application of tbefilimkr c.rtustre, - witpos; mem ,. Messrs. 4 . -de Rad r' - ' "couritiled h ' - - with honour, NV. „ .- 1 1*. • t, . ,K ~4 =, • TAKE NOTICE. A PERSON ill the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, I - 1 called a few days airo upon Mr. Angus 111 4 1),add, Wm. • irk-pluee, iii that City, and informed him, that Ms Wife had been ibutgernusiv affected with a timbering in her Lungs (as her biup•oit termed it), attended with al .raiing,synnuovins, geniis spioing. dillieulty of breathing, &c. &c. h.ving aiven her, in ' small do.es One lialt (ulna Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most astonishing mann •t• her health and wiri s, her, courplrint having been th•rehy removed most inirarulousl). 0:3- Mr. Donald has permission to refer respectable En quirers to the Party. lit December, ISM • . Applethwaite, near Kendal, Dee . . 1115, " 1811. To DR. SOL OMON, Gilead-house, Near Litreeporil. • SlR,—liapressed web she restoring virtues a/ your Melds celehraied Metlicine t tbe CORDIAL BALM OF.GILEAD, 1 feel myself bounden in justice to yin, and for the benefit of the to inform you, that early in last speiag•Lkad a violent pals iu t sy breast, accompanied with difilco.ty of breathing and escrire weakness'; so that I could scarcely walk. I conti nued for sane time labouring under the mint distressing symp toms; wen, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, an RCCUUId of some cures pet f.rmed in this neighbourhood by taking the said Medicine, in the latter part of Septenth;•r, I procured' a Family Bottle of Messrs. Id: and R. Brunthwaiie, your Agent., by Liking of which, in two days time I felt us restorative V and 'a •fore 1 had finished the same was restored to my former health which,' thank God, lam now in; and remain, Your most obedient seriant, • Wittscsses, ISAAC HUTHINSON, /4, agt fi..•Bmathwalte, Kendal. (aged 45 years.) IDEMILITT, C;OSS and CO. con tinue to direct their attention to those Diseases, by n hich tile priwers of the conAitution becoate enfeebled; and their ex periente in tech cases, during a low and successful practice. eyligleo them in offer to persines se afflicted, u safe bad speedy re storation to sound nod vigorous health. A certain disorder, fre quently contracted in a moment of (ntoxicatian ; as alai it frequent concomitants, strictures aid gleets. are by their plan of treatment without restraint is diet or exercise) speedily and' ctactually cured; and where no early appft ' cation is tondo w on discovery of the infection, the eititiplahlt is frequently removed ip two days. By . prate:ling uscle: sively the cure of such' compli ' tints and in order th at they EMIT net be ' marked by a inkUken few with the obloquy so justly attached to. the igaohat ,empirie, Messrs. Goss and Ca. think it but jastice to themseivekto state, that they have beep repdarly restated in every braniti of the profession (eertifleatet of abide. from different hospitals; and tertimeinials from the , •! ... .~.. . MOM IOG SpiPtll?.4ll. ••• Sua...nalmgv ..- . . .17 ....... ." 4 1.. MI ...meg I..vu• .I mic . a sal glamprama, .w ••••••... . - Messrs. Currie and Cu. enny . botranyited by tit* Set, will; most eminent Physicians, Ahoy .have to tonviato any ittquttne) lire grenteo deno t e'', see*y, Spit hOIIOUr, at theta. house, N'd.. that' the wet ens reiailli* , fiora anir elide4e4Sirs first itiduCCO IC A:Mai. garde's. • t ' • ifsein litt gait thew practice of thetenerret prartititaier; anti they Patient, ka lAA enangry are jectiested in teate the particulars, prewrite that their. 'pretensions et astitute is fair ironed for the at their ease, a4e, soil genei•al &Mt of 11,1 n, g, 4e. are. inebssing . 1110pgrqed confidence with to high they lief, b‘ ihe Public, a re.hillartee. fur advicownd handleineu. *fee t Ate saine4lll kit-, tart so li**tilf hotimid. to ipe TantafteVat their house given Or ,eat to :toy paw,/ ahlt lidoitisitit. To•elesse.thatial llllllVVAP'ehttrrees, PlindiUdirmekitielleia 111164 r 4 / 6 1;:t (Pie), so esientiat I" their- anderthit i t :c ithaviatagosof a s ticaeA_ and A aAttaititin. list sapectfii 110-00 , 41 3 0 i may he added to the actrointt Sty rinkd "niste fits , ittYvtte anti astatictrais. — Mhos - 'am' po. Surgconi, .14. . I 9th Jane, 1509.-11)1, liattoatailtdaS.: ' . ' . ' ; auteserie-street, Plea-tenet. . I A .. • • . . • . . . freehold Liicoln's Inn-fields, North Side. Eligible Residence, a itis Offices, Coach-house, Stables, &c. By Mr. ROBINS. Al Glarraway's, on THURSDAY, Fehrnary 20, at Twelve o*Pinek, IA DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. prising a COilirlA Family Residence, situate No. id, oa the North side of I.: .coln's Inn-fields, late in the ocaupntiol, and the property of Alexandkv Popham, Esq. deceased ; eon taiulog four lorry rooms in the still story; rot the second filer, two spacious chambers shit closet and wales -closet, dre. ; two drawing-room, on the first story. commaniessing by folding doors, light roomy staireme ; and on the gro.W.ll.ror, a neat calumet, excellent drui . ng parlour, library, sind butler's pantry, open airy Irani, corm noaddstfire in the basement itory,•coach. house, and stable for three horses. The Premises ate iu co.up!ete order, and immediate posseuirm inn he had. . To be viewed by tickets; Particulars on the premises ; of Messrs. Sandy, Ilortoo, sisal Rourke, Crane-coma, Fleet-street 4 al Garraway'.t and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, tiolJeu square ; where tieikets for viewing may hr bad. NORFOLK. Eligible Premises fur a Brewer, Maister, sr iliV t orn Trade, &r. at Yarmouth, contiguous to the Nuv ion. • By Mr. ROBINS. Al Clarraway's, on TilUßß')ttY, February 90, at Twelve • o'Clork, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATF • coin' P 9 prising an eligihle Dwelliog-house, separated from the road by a garden. pl,vmed for the acrominodiri NO of a family ; with excellent oWees, gardens, nod tenure i sitiks, situate at Yarmouth, iu the county of Norfolk, con:i:;.. UA I , the Naviga tion, with spacious premises, adinfratily adapted foe the eons !fade, it Newer, or mater 4 the Inn-building essosirsesta malt house, of 95 coomb steep, with two Kr oar lei, t tut itur0044,4 VW quartets of groin, brewhouse fitted tip, rind offices ad;oilis big. malt-kilo, mill-hake. beer sisit-Isawse. staalte. entsiWlng house, pump ..f eseel!eut wafer, t , pncinu• yards, &c. the whole emili.rd by n 411. ; yctil a 0.101 the attentioi of any Gentleman . in the corn, ma ticiz, lir brewing trades, or others who have a desire to embark. To he vie% ed by applying to Mr.. Lee. on Premi.es,.( whom Psrticolars may be had; nt the *kip and elsou'esee, Yeretooth ; log's Dead. Norwlek ; Mike's Heed, Than; Hoop, Ctuabrid , te ; holden Linn. Ipswich ; White Hart, &ski Inas Caps. Colchester; White /but. Mrentwemd sod Asps fwd; at Garreway's; and of Mr. Rishlos, Worwietestreet, Gablen—omiare, where n 1 1 1413 of jhe l'retelseemav he sees. 0 KKNT. Eligible Freely,.lll reitte.—Severa Drying Crtstle. nartfens, rleilbere-grounds, :Lad Sietecu Acres of Land. By Mr. ROBINS. At Gatrawny's, on TfIURSDAY, Febisary 20. at Twelve o'Clock. A . VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the wellAsowo Picturesque ()mourn, of the Gummy of Kent,'SP..V.EfLN DROOG CAS ri.E, -ituate on the . suataut of I►ualter's4lll, tomnianding`tinri stilled, extensive, awl deliAlttful aka s over a east es rinse orconntry,.pleasure•gronods, laid out with lawns and 'stomata and L..; acre...f wand land odjoiuin3 forming a situation ...rod residence unequalled in the kis A dons at only 8 tulles from Landixt. Part of the pletwore-genund;n gardens are Arid under the' Crowe the Castle; and ressaioder of the land Freehold. To be viewed by applying to Mr. !Cott, on the Premises, of whom Partitulars ally he bed ; at the Bull, Shnoter's-hill f of m ew s. tt•okitts, J mom a4a A bbutl, 1 ".; - 11 • 4 •Yid I " riar ; Wool wit 'a • Green filmt, Illackbeath Grryitound , /rivet. wide t Bell; Itromiry ; King's • Artav,• Croydon ; Fountain; Canterbury; at Gorrauays; and of Mr. (obis, Warwick; street, Gniden•squars. Elegant Gothic Conde+, with-Coach•bosse.Stabling, and Acme 14 Land, fiaehlel.roasolua .BY PIUVAIN CeONTFLACT, Ry hlr. AtURRItLIA, • A - SING-ULARLY Elegant *GOTHIC COT.. .TAG frith immediate pus se: delightftilly situate ea Fincider-comnsots.. near the high road:. Icy the seven mile-atone. The house is completely unifoCia..ntth sclera! balconies nad virantlas, and contains on the prlntloal story . Iwo (hawing. rcott, well-propos-tinned, cumaumicuting is each other by folding-doors, and two best bed-chambers; on the etousid. floor, an eating-parlour. . breakfast ditto nod stud), u good kitchen. and excellent cell/ trine on the basement ; a range of servants &lice*, with three good sleeping rooms over. newly erected coach-house inul stables, yard, and garden, well stocked; tilso eight acres or land. nearly tu!tolnittg. The house and gar dens are copy hold, mid the I toil is held by lettse. The well ad"pted tsfliftilrenutY be hike, Further a With tickets to view. may be had of Mr. Miura, 21:1; • Sllltloie-sirell- • * • • CopylArtil Estate, Walitianisturr.—CapitnlFilfraiy ReSidClae, with large Garden and Offices. By Mr. MUKRhLL, *1 At the Auction Mart, on FIllt):% Y. Feb. 913, at Twelve, t ACONVENIENT and respectable FAMILY HOU:4E, sitifile in Marili-street, Walthanistost, wish double coach-house, stabling for eight horst., court-vord, fore court, large productive garden, walled round, oith grece.housc, &c. The 111)111C is very substantial, and fit fur the re-sidi ucv ..f a large family, or particularly adapted fur a Boarding School, containing many chambers, drawing-roam, dining and break tr 4 parluurs,capital kitchen, scullery. breishouse, laundry, and en•ut cellaring. The Estate is coPylruld, held of the Maims of W 4 t. thamstow. - Poette t ones may be had six daft preceding the sale, at the Chequers, WaltliamstOw ;at the Mermai4, liackue.v ; the place of sale; c.nd of Mr. Murrell, Sfiarscr-.)reef; Snow-hitt. :GagagaitiQtrostr; Residence, with Laud, Surrey, ten miles (mai London. TO br, SOLD OR LET, FURNISHED. • AVERY Ca p ital and Desirable LEASEHOLD. RESIDENCE, with 26 ;icier of fine Meadow L.... 91 9 13 fge productive garden, walled in, hot liou:e and g-eenkopse=, shrub bery, excellent stabling for 12 horses, carriage homes, pleasantly situate wear Carslialtaci, in Surrey. The house is in moat excel cat repair, and sited up with much elegance, conlithiiitg 15 clomp bers, capital drawing, dining, breakfast, and billiard ['intent.; a handsome hall, stairc:.se, and vestitiitle'l two cold and ore wares baths a range of convenient domestic offices; good ming, . all well aupplieri with tine - The grounds rtre )9 with ohtebto,te, withaiery capital troui atreilm time Premiss; also am Island, - fortaingwel excellent' preeervetwr wildllacks,*c. Furthek Paris :pt Ms Muria, Sitiaser-btree4 t Oorp. ‘• , • , . . . * .....- 1