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fl.t.inr-1'317(.. C * “ 11l -* • 1-14 1' 4.) .idlitt s i Jgfa 31 1 1 . 1 0-A • , • 0 4414 D.W2 / A nitate,slilan. LONDON . SATURDAY , JANUARY 25, 1812. No. 1846. TH FATE E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TIIIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 25, will lw acted Shalvipeare's Comedy of THE 'ST ELM! NIGHT ; IA RL 1..6) UIN and PA DM ANA BA. On Monday. The Revenge—Ou TueArtv will he produced & New Grand Operatk Drums, called The Virgin of flee Sun. BOOKS PUBLISHED Via AJAY. In Twit Volumes 12mn. price 9s. boards, the Second Edition of T" PANORAMA OF YOUTH.- If in tbe bosom of ingenious youth I've mittap'd one useful thought, one Insting truth, Ira fairrr trMato to my name Priut.•r,' W. Lewis. 2. P.orra...ttr-rdsv ; of the Publi.hera, fitessrs.larrwionA. Neely, awl 401Ieb, Pateraosier-row ► and all Wises litrolitellers. Of whom miv he had, The ABOVE WORK the l'ortugttese Language, price IL Extract (roach. Appendix to Vol. X XXIX. of the Atati-Jaco bill Review•, for Mew. 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Ana grog mad Folkard, 76, Grent Queen-street, LincAn's nest door to Newcastle-house ( Manufactory opposite), where tie), and improved Vaßour and Shower Balm, may be seen is variety and ready fur use. “WE'S PATENT BIitITISII SHIRTING 1.-4 CLOTH. The superior quality of its texture, u niers is tbe excloive privilege of this fabric, readers it 11w sr pleat ing, comfortable, uad econotssicol description of SII I ItTING LLOTH ever yst imauterietarea ; it 'espies besiatifulie a iturratited far dersitittiy equal to the best Irish 1-thedr rah' shout half the price. Sad whnleinile nod by the Piece, nt 151. Chenp.itle. near Si. Paul'.; Hurdle* and Co. 89, Pall-Mull; and another Have in I...n4itn. The lag three years Sale hao fully confirmed the great utility of thi, manufacture, and the Patent...e yledge4 hitstsdf th it it vii he found to imam every advantage fur which it is recont invaded. INVENTIONS IOR SEsToRLNO DEFORMED YOUTH. MR. CALLAM most respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that be is the Inven tor of new System of restoring to perfect shape and the, the Rudy mid Limhs of Children Inhourimr under deformity. ()- whatever description. without pain. inconvenience, or ally visit lie heury sapparaiti4, insomuch that Children from olw Week old laternt‘ sears, way be restored by him without the know- Irk, of the nearest companion, light mech.c.iral power (hithoui stop'. straps. or ban dages, to girt the body), which whoser the appearance of deformity instantly. and hi it short time completes a radical cure. The most satisfactory reference still be given. N. R. Such Families as place their Children under Mr. C.', Sire (at their own w ill and he required to &mike any pa v tient till the core is complete, No. 19, Link Sinecu-strect, toles Inn-Adds, Loudon. Al 4, Nest-invented Imisibie Racks, in preserve the shapes Young Girls, white at he &c. WAREIJOUSIE. N OPPOSIT per Gall, Heroine goer's Oil 9 0 Refined 0.1 for Cita:nitre (Rood [Sliming Miler Pa- owl °Oleg Imtups tent Loop* 8 0 Souther,. Wilitle neon ditto 7 I Greetilaod l'Ae d 4 6 tier. ti.e. ie. Breon 1 .4%1 9 9 'PRE Public are most respectf u lly i n f orme d thal. -11 titt above ()its, and particularly the Sperm, which is asonnted genitor, are very superior to tho.e trmally sold. either Ito Paint. Chamber, or other Lamp , , the M hole !whist limperly 4-trawled of the thick mud iclutimrre..p ..f hick nery knot of Oil contain", a corisiderahlr p,rt mu. This process twee very forgiwnity wholly rieLle( red, or imperfectly per kn""d• principal Gabe of Lumps bursting badly. lie Proprietors of this house pledge themselves to sea the 8 , 11 0 Oil toot pure a atate ns to he 6l fur !Amps in Drawing !Thew Rune% and Shops, where brilliant light is requir ed,free front Ftookr,l4r. The other Olb for citiniaiowr pu rpose. " I I; he wry superinr to thos e usuu lly st adi a th e P u bli c . root the ttruitil.:nee before pointed uot, via. Heir hovtne leen parlfled. Fr om the quolittea of theft. Oil-, it wilt ha found that thee are "'id at the Wholesale !dec., and cooeqaently Ctedit V4l,IJoi lie given. 0. 11, LoNDON WALL mErrii.rm• (gr Bottler, fa. may he returned. ONLY LOW TICK fiTS. A • .fk 1:W SMALL STATE LOTTERY, t o b e o il I Drawn so early as TUESD AY, iBih of FLBRUARY. SCHEME. . 2 . • • .of. £90,00.1 .. ore.. .C1..1.(100 9 4 ti XlO And 1,588 Prizes 11/ 100/. &c. Btr. der. d 7 ' RIM (Contraetor), slorerely thanks the Public for their 'llll.ol4lrd Civoursai his truly fortenate Others. NO. I. CORN . 11111, and No. 9, CHARING-CII.OS. Ile invites theired "ion loth, Scheme of the present very SMAI.L LOTTER Y pnd begs iii Nate, that althuagh it co n s ia s of only Twii-Thirds " 1 the Numbe r of Tirkets ennui/red us the Nu Lntrery, vet there li t an equal Number of' Capital Prises of 20,0001. in ii : this " lo A dtenturen a much greater Cll:usec to iintniii a Tst slily b ' : US 'lnd Pou n d Prize, th an its any Lottery bitherto known.-- r.w the very limited Number of Tickets to were the demand, 1 , ittuardiate purchase at the above Offices Is respectfully nil ;xi, where or the Lottery ilia noitineeh *MI in tise two lu.t, • 81 5 H sold and shared the following Capitals: 1 ,427 .. • .Class A.. .C 20,0091 1.859 ....Clay 8..29,0311 493 ........ A.-164kb 4435 2 463 ........ A. MOD 1,1195 ...... 0 71 ....... . A ... 3,010 1,117 4853 ....... 1L... 4,000 2 .i1l 8.•••1 4 0911• ate. et. At. • .knekvelaa ••• Ob. A." ". • - Mk? 5 6 3 9 3 3 SALES. Tu Market Gardeners, Green Grocers, Ore.. Carters. Hod Other-. By Mr. J. COCHRAN, On the Premise,, Wellindton-place, Wend , rworth-road, Yaut hall, on THURSDA Y, the 301 h of January, 1812, arid fal lowing de% (if tint rill sold the tint), as Eleven ir'Clock, CONSISTING of fine coleworts, fit f or imme (Huse market, wish a I .ree quantity of fine celery, both amides of different ngis ; cabbage phials, savoys, mushroom bed, fruit -trees, currant-rives, robes for potting, red cabbage, and cauliflawer-plar.6, bell :And hzital glomses. cirtlen tools. and green-house pi ants, which will he ,old without any reser%e. To be viewed sill the Slit, and Citialo,ues had oi l the [wa l l, set.; and at the Three Goad Heads, rear there; at the dif ferent markets; and of the Auctioneer. No. 7, Duke -serest, Gripmenor-iriviire. . TO — 8 2 .. it Y,Pft Vir cusriMPlPt" A: Foortosu Virus of a ?err omelet* Manor , called N A PSII Y, Geer Si. Albans, H ens crAiipfting n eand .ose. ann.:, garden, arch ,rd., aralltkl arrez .if mrndow, pasture, and arable land, very touch od4ittetl to the turnip biabandry. Immediate pot - sewing, inny be lad. For futtlier Particulars:pith' (if by letter, pnat paid) to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Laud Agent, 3, Picket-oreet, Temple-Ivor. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON rRA. ONE Thousand Two H u nd re d an d F or t y -fi ve 0 N. Tit E ES, of different dim nsiim., standing in King*. hill Wood, Parish of Plumstead, K.mt ; also 45 Elm, 41 Ash, of very 'liege dimensions at E:nt Wickham. A considerable gentititv of Underwood in KIIIESIIiII Wood. William Davidmn, at the Goy Earleof Warwick bur, Wel ling, will show the Tittilwr and Underwood ; and Particulars may be known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor mid Land Arent. S. Picket.street, Temple-bar. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS. TO BL SOLD BY PRI V ATE CONTRACT, A N extensive Forest of FIR TIMBER, in Peel. L bles.shire, Scotland, t•iillall` on the Banks of the River Tweed, and visly '26 miles from the Port of Leith, where there is every far itity for snipping it to the London Market. This Fore.t contains Trees of large dimensions, being considerably more than one hundred seam growth and 6t for buildings of every do scription. There is n most ezrellunt Saw Mill, drove by water, that the purchaser of the Timber may be accommodated with for ni to int any sized Pinuk they may think fit. Particulars may be know by applying to Mr. Turnbull. Mei; or Adam Altirrav, Surveyor and Land Agent, 3, Pickett street, Tetople-bar, London. Letters post paid. C - HILUIAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tainimeutiug Itelti.g. itwtantly removed by WII F.- HEAD'S ESSENCE OF AIUSTARD, univera..tly esteemed for its Pismo:die/try litheacy in ithetunatimov, Palsies, G utv Afertioro, and Complaints of the Sininarh but where this certain remedy has been unknown. or negteeted. and ihe Chit h tvrncthnlly broke. WII I D'S MILY C E KATE will c,,e the pain, nod very s.treddv heal them. and sold by It. .1011 Vi FOX, Apntherary, 15, Grerk...treet. Soho, tondos), the I.:44ence rind INII4 at 2g. each—lhe Cerote at IF. tad. ani 2.. 9d. Sold hyeyetyNed.clue Veader the United Kingdom. . . 4• r. •• • The Gelatine, hes ‘ a black iait.llatop, attlb the Illeteea 14..h.tenstA0, Itterfterasi ft. • • • TO THE PIIFILIC. AVALUABLE MEDICINE, successfully used for rnmiy years in the private practice of thT late Mr. Kemp, Su : o rgeon, rif Alton, iu Hampshire, is paw, at the desire of a mimeus set of people, who have experienced ib virtue, tniqle public by his D.iughter, M. A. Willis, of the same town, by w Mon it is prepared ;Jeraldine to her Father's Recipe, uiefer the name of KEM INtift ENE DIN rtm ENT. 'fh bledichte has been wonderfully efficacious in removing she it n t alorming symptom, of momuftcttion , whether iiMuced by the inveteracy of old corrupt ulcers, or the mortiferous nature of recent wounds. It is an excellent reined) for chilblains, hums. scilds, boils, and all other ntorhid tuottottn.; likewise for this bite, or sting of poisonous reptiles, &c. and for every kind of esti rnal it is a Nledicitte necessary to he kept in all families, in order that it rutty hr inunediatel) applised to for the above compl tints. Thi: Medicine is also prepared in a propor wanner for the re lief of external 'sounds In.all sorts of cattle, even when in a pu trid state. Sold wholesale and retail in pot , . at Is. 6d. 2s. 9d. and Is. led. (itut‘ in. laded), at the Proprietor's, in Alton aforesaid; and at Messrs. Dicey and Co.'s, anw Choi c h-yard, London; where all venders inay he supplied upon liberal wins. Sold at Bacon arid C 0.,.. 0 sford-street. TAK NOTICE. A PERSON in tie Neighbourhood of Glasgow, called a few days ago uvula Mr. Angus atiOno.ild. Brim % ick-place, in that City, ia,d informed hint, that his Wife had been dangerously affected %%lilt a Gathering in her Lungs (as her Surgeon termed it), intended with at Armin; gross spitting, difficulty a hreatliing, Sze. Rte. 0 ,ving gtven her, in small dove , One Half Guinea Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S COMMA! 13 ALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the must astonishing inamilr her health and .piri•s, her cumpitint having been thereby removed most miraculously. f' Mr. Nl,D•milil has permissioa to refer respectable Ea qusrers in the Marty. ist December, 1 P4ll. FOR FEBRUARY. 181?.. TO TILE LADI ES OF TA S I'ETItROUGHOUT GREAT BRITAIN., 'inns NEW YEAR will produce a Monthly Publication possrssinz superlative attraction..—lt would he endless to describe minutely the various pretensiolis to public patron ige, %ilia the Publisher is prepared to produre In Me pre-cut Publication of the Continuation of LA BELEM AS SEMBLER ; or, Bell's Court and Fashionable Magazine. The. Number to be next produced under this Pian, will be phhthited on the fi rst of February. 1812. price only THREE SHILLINGS ; and the Pnblisher Litters himself it aili prove sin acceptahle and successful Specimen of what the Work will cooinue to be in future. The LITERARY DEPARTMENT will he such as to chal lenge the ilpprolint l.'s, of even the most fastidious Critic. THE EMBELLOWNIENTS WILL CONSIST OF 1. An ORIGINAL PORTRAIT of the MARCHIONESS of BUCK AM, engraven, with permission. by Mr. CARDON, who is confessedly at present the best Portrait En graver its the Kingdom : it will be done in his most ex , misite manner as a Cabitiet Print, atter the admired original Picture by HOPNER, intile possession of the Marquis of Bucking ham. 2. A very beautifol WHOLE-LENGTH PORTRAIT FI GUR F., in the fashionable EV EN LNG DR ESS of the Mooth, dranu from the Original Dress made within the Month by Mrs. Srliaboer. S. A WHOLE-I.F.NGTH PORTRAIT FIGURE; in a beautiful WALKING COLOURED SHAWL OVER-ALL DEBILITY, StRICTEIRES, &c. DRESS, as worn in Hyde Park in a Snow and Skaiting IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their da• Scene. AL 'intim, from Iliereterid plan has amen highly benetiri4l to LeCTUR ES on Design, Composition, Character, rind gene- oilier', and improved in their professiotial acquirements by ral Elltet, addressed to DRAWING MASTERS and STU- maturity of near *army years experience, kle,srt, DEN FS, with Biographical , Historical, Descriptive, and Cri- and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the eMiticatio a of Heal Illustratimn of the celebrated Works hereto represented, those disorders which are the couserptence of illicit indul gence , viz. or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-bay. In 4. AnOUTLINE SKETCH of KING CHARLES I. by professing the cure of these Complaints, they hold out an ua- VAN DYK. durement to "Ice ; hut, sensible ;is nil men mast he of the ex 5. An OUTLINE SKETCH of PRESIDENT RICHAR- istence of such caloosities, they offer their a•si l sonc.• as regul .riy DOT, by VAN DYK. educated Surgeom of London, anti of the Royal. Cdllege of 6. An Original SONG, written and set to Music for the Harp Edinburgh. In all casts of Siohslicic Infeetion, and in every and Piano-forte, expressly fur this Work, by Mrs. TACK- complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether mashy( frointhse ONS. Infatuation of t certain destruct.ve hatsit,long reaidence in warm ' 7. An Original PATTERN fur NEEDLE or TAMBOUR- climates, free living, or any other cati,e producing a &acetic, ' WORK. of manly vigour, the patient many rely on a speedy ressoration a. A SKETCH and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION of Ike Ito vic"rour health. Toeir improved plan of raring Strictures .of NEW THEATRE, DRUR Y-LANE, as 111 - .IW erecting, coin- the Urethra has been attended with peculiar success. !Strictures pared with the large Theatre at Parma, in Italy, and with the of ten and twenty yaps' duration have yielded to their treat resent Theatre at Covent Golden, (rem the actual Designs had Dino in the -hart period of three weeks. Several Noblemen a written Desiriptiou by Mr. W VAT V, the Architect of the aod Gentleitieu ofthe first respectability, whohavel;tboured wider New Diary-lone Theatre. I this paialial and distressing rosetise, having received a radical :Hie London Primed for JOHN HELL. Proprietor of the i permaorta cure, partiruh:ly reque-t that reference may imeio. 4 de WEEKLY M ESSENGER. by whom this Work will continue to tacit', as s atisfactory evidences the decided superlorny of to be conducted in future. It may be remembered, that J. Meson. Cornea...l C 3. s Plait of Trea l .nent. kg may of o w .. BELL wi t s time on Printer wrod Publiaher of the first rile- oentiewen had been eerier the enre of Messrs. Home, Heart brate4 EDITIONS of the POETS of GREAT BRATA4N, t aide, and other Suigeons of emod emineibee, who attempted of SHAKSPKARE'S WORKS COMPLETS, and of the I their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without BRITISH T.HEATR.E; from the execution of which Works 'access. he flatters niassell he may he entitled to a tolifidenca In the pubs Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be comudtea by patients of eithfc tic olihd, th.rj the preoeut Work still be executed with mug v. with mike grentest secrecy tromoor, rigor irAm mt , sa.„ sytrit awl kiastkver mat litutuo-gurdio. • . • • • Applcthwaite, near Kendal, Dec.4s, 1811. To DR. SOLOMON, fiilead- house, near Liverpool. 81R,—Impressed with the resulting virtues of vour hie.ty celebrated hledrieine, the CORDIAL BALM OF G[LEAU, I feel myself hounden in justice to you, and for the benefit of the Public, to inform von, that early in Inst spring I had a • i"lrat pain in my breast, necompaiiied with difficulty of breathing and excessive weakness ' so that I could scarcely stalk. I conti nued fur same time labouring under the moat distressing sy toms; when, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, anaccosint of some cures peittrined in this neighbourhood by taking she said Medicine, in the latter part of Septemh, r, L proctirer! 4 Family Bottle of hlessrs. M. and It. Brantirwaile, your Agent , . bt taking of which, in two days time I felt its restorative virtues, end hefore I had finished the .ante nal restored to my former health : which, thank God, I am now int and reennio ur most obediert fervor'', itivesses, ISAAC IIUTHINSON, M. and R. Branthwalte, Kendal. 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