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• " t •'4.:. . ;A . . . ;,•414:.! J I .1 LONPON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7', 1812: _ T No. 1857. . , wit. Md Id EL o fc.day nest, Feb. 9, will be pobliolted, the Beata Num ber of rpm MEDICAL CORItEgPONDENt, which 11 together with the first, may be bad of Ali the Newsmen. The Proprietors hue to return chants to the Profession fir 11144 very exteosivesepport, anti beg to Warns cell of their Stiliscribers as were disappointed in receiving the First Nombet. that they have Printed a Second BMW's, wbkh is moody Go delivery. Opo rden and Communications are requested le be chiloilited. p .id. to the Editon, No. IL Ivy-laae, Paternoster.rovt. Neely Prire 21. 2s. dedicated ta • Ike Right Hon. the Lady thiwager De Clifford, and bionnurgd by Nobility and Gentry of the ' Royal Institution, Adel,bit Unman, Agricultural, and Hor tiesiltural Societies. A NEW AND INTERESTING SYSTEM; or $ t Impqrtant Discoveries in the Propagation of Trees. Shrubs, and Plants, by Planting Cuttings chiefly in the spiting and warm summer months. without articifial heat or covering tor shade. the result of actual experience : climprifing Fruit Trees of every species, with certainty of ohtaimag and pre serving the mast desirable torts, by taking Cuttings when fruit are on the Trees; Green-house Plants in each variety, including Camellia, Daphne, Citi.mt, Erica, Protea, and other Botany Bay nod Ca • Plants, ri•quiring peculiar treatment t all Ameri. catrand Bog Soil Plants,a> Magnolia, Kalusia,,Atialea. Daphne. Arbutus, &c. in sort.. and oilier ILA,. oinamental Trees and Shnlbs; also Herbaceous Plants; together, its 4(100 varieties. . Printed for and wild by the Aathor and Projector, Thomas Haynes. at 24, Pitt-,tr •ct. Fitzroy-square. Families now purchasing for their Gardeners, may bate the advantage of an entire sea-on. Ladies partial to Plana, will find that the largest Greea-house may (Maim amply stocked to little more than twelve months, without the purchase of a qrtgla Plant. Liberal Allowance to Booksellers. TO TIMIrER MERCHANTS AND BUILDERS. 10 BF. SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; PLATE GLASS COMPANY. AN extensive Forest of FIR TIMBER, in Peec Nee-shire, Scotland, situate on the !tusks of the River Tweed, and only ?b miles from the Port of Leith, where there is eiers facility for shipping it to the London Market. This Forest contains Trees of large dimensions ' being enrwiderably more thaw we hundred years growth and fit for buildings of every de scription. There is a most excellent Saw Mill, drove by water, that the purclrwt•r of the Timber may he accommodated with for cutting any sized Plank they may . think fir. Particular. may be know by applying to Mr. Turnbull, Pee bles; or Adam Murray, ,Surveyor and Land Agent, S, Pi ekett street, Temple -low, London. Letters plat paid Ira Public an lOornted, that a large Assort 1. went of PLATif GLASS is sow on SA 1.8., at fised Prices, he Mr. MAMA N psi BLACK. at the Company's Warehautie,ALRION•PLAC R,BLACK FRI ARS- BRIDGE.. of a fine colour. superior brill'cmcy, and of widow. dimensions, from 19 inches to 144 inches in length, mid from L( to 151 IX* , in Ineadth; also Convex and Concave Mirrors. teams 12 to 'IS inches in diatoeter. And the same assortment may he had for Cunntry Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Foster, at the Manufactory, Havenhead. near Precept, Lancrwh:re. From the { real improvement made of late years in this Mn.m. factory, it is now allowed that the Compaps'. Plates are equal in their brilliancy. turd have as few inlpertretims, compared with soy Foreign Glass that ever was Wapiti ted. PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. Eh/really engraved on Eighty-six Plates. Quarto, with Expla natiria. Price 21. ?s. bound, MODERN FINISUENGS for ROOMS . ; a Se .A vier, or Dehispo'fiak IrestiSules, Tlalls, Stair-cases, Drew -10-ionens, Lvfortries, - and Draving-entant • ; • with their Doors. Windows, Chimney-pieces, and other Pinishings, to a large Scale; and the teveral Niouldints and Cornices at full size; sh , wing their construction and relative proportions. To which p-o Railed, some I)e.igns for Villas and Porticos, will, the Rat • for drawing the Columns, &c. al large. The whisk odatpted fur the Use and Dire..tion of every Person engaged in We practical Parts of Building. By W.F. POCOCK, Ar chitect. Printed fir J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High HUlbilfll, London. Where may be hart, NICHOLSON'S CARPENTER'S GUIDE, !tn. 78 Plates, 151. bound. NICHOLSON'S CARPENTER. and JOINER'S ASSIS TANT, 41n. 79 Plates. A new RditiMi If. Is. bound. NICHOLSON'S INSTRUCTOR to the FIVE ORDERS, /Iva. 11 plates. A new Edition, augmented. 10s. 6d. bound. HAM PSHI RE.—TO BE LET, For a Term of 14 years, and entered on at Michaelmas *est, ALL that capital FARM., called SWANMORE 11ASELHOLT and LUNDY BARN; comprising a gond 'Docility 'louse, Offices, Cottages, and Gardens, and abmit 3.51) act of urost excellent Wheat aod Torah, Land 2 'Winds*, rind has on extensive common pastoislie & OEM a w l, Vitt tb stk., parish of Droxford, 3 miles from Washout Abbey', and ugly' about railillfrom Gosport and Portsmouth; good roads to both pl.tces. The dwelling house commands oue of the finest prospects in the county, having a full view of the Isle of Wight and the Needles. Every encouragement will Me given to a farmer of -capitol science and indtc-try. ♦ Particulars may be known by applying to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 3, Pickett-street, Temple-Isar.— Leiters post-paid. X' 0 ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future from 11 Curricles, Gigs, or any other two-wheel Carriumr. iY hen Its bos falls (winds I. uow tenderest /LOW*, ff trot I impossible) ; ! 1 When the horse rears; When one or both of the wheels break; ai 'When one or both of the wheels go or; When the shafts break ; When the horse kicks or rues away. Apply atrhe Office, Pope's Head-alley Chambers, Carnhill; nixie engraved drawings and the most satisfactory answets will 4 iven respecting them. •s* The owners of rateable horses may save but of ',Hui. by the use of this invention; which may also be applied to all Intir-wheel Carriages. UTILE ET HULCE. MACASSAR OlL.—Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of WALES and Doke of SUS. SEX, and most of the Nobility, MACASSAR 011, for the HAIR. The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a Tree in the Island of Macassar, in the East ladies, are far beyond eulu giuin fur increasing the Growth of Hair. even on Wild Places, ton beautiful length and thickness; preveittias it falling off or changing Colour. In dressing the Hair it is pre-eminent in strengthening the curl, bestowing tin inestimable gloss and sceaj, rendering the. Hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, &e. In fine, it is the first production in the world for beautifying the Hair of Ladies, Gentknien, and Children. Such celebrity has it attained, that it is daily honoured with the sanctions of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, and Public at large.— It is intioxinu, and suited to all climates. Sold pt 3s. 6d.—los, 611. and large bottles, containing eight small, at 11. Is. each, by the Proprieters, ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hatton garden. London; and by appointment, by Mr. Smyth. Per ! turner to his Majesty, 117, Overton 47, Tamer. 75. D. Rigge. 15, Guide mid Co. 57, New Bond-street ; Hendries. Teich boon reek ene: l t r re re et t : B ll i a r y o4 l Bayley Id , B o le x se r. , ,r e d. t s ic ,r k e s e p l u i r-s ß t r , e ,l e iot t ;) e ß: nd rr y 1 . ,a 11 4 7 ,, , Royal Exchange; Rigge, 66, Cheapside, ttOli 54. Park-street; Rowney, Hatton-garden; Newberry and Sons, 45, and Shaw and Rdwards. 66, Sr. Pout's Church-yard ; Barclay and Son-, Fleet-market; Low, 330, Strand; Butler, 4, Chetip• side; Joves, Apple Tree-yard; Burge., Cursisor-street ; Di cey and Sutton. Bow Church-yard • Johnstone, Greek-sovet ; Bowling. Walker, nail Co. Borate; T. Rnisw, King-street; Patty, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street; mid by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London and throngliuut the United Kialdurn.—Be ware of servile imitator=, as the extensive tale of this Oil, and its high popularity has occasioned mut!, Per sons to Advertise in a similar manners therefore please to ob serve the Genuine MACASSAR OIL has the signatures of the JPs.rietsirs on the Label, in lied Ink, A. ROWLAND and r 1 1 / 011 • . TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AND SON , r 4 '• Proprietors of the MACASSAR Olt.. . C-werIIITLIINCN,-1 am greatly indebted to the surprising vir- Og of your Nlacassar Oil fur the recovery of my Hinr, which fief been extremely thin for these eight years past, and obliged Me to wear a wig, and to use many preparations, for a consider able time wilhont any sign of its recrttitlne. Hearing of the ex cellency of your Oil, I determined on trying it; in a short time my Hair began to thicken, and, by using it regularly fur six months I was enabled to leave of my wig, and have now to boast of a fine head of hair, which astonishes every oe•. I 'slad continue the use of it, as it not only thickens the hair, but 1 feel considerable pleasure in my head sifter acing • it. Sly tlanester bas received astonishing benefit from itsiog the Macas sar Oil. You areat liberty to publish this note, and may refer any one to Your obedie Serva H nt, WIL nt LIAM ENRY JAQUES. Baker-street, Portnsan-square. July 27, 1911. NEW OtUSIC. C' TAYLOR, Professor of the FLUTE, No. 5, kits Clement's Ina, has jolt published a Second Set of SIX DIY' IiTIM EN TOS for the Flute, in which the Cadenzas and bobs .161arients of Messrs. Benham and locledon, and those of lie•dames Mara and Galahad are introduced. N. B. This work (.although specideully arranged for the Ger inn Flute), will amasser the purpose of every onset laktrumesti, and a ill be most essentially useful to the Stager. Laudon: Published fir the Author, No. 5. Clement's Ina; nal sold at Maws. Monsani nod Hill's, No. 3,014 Bond-street ; et Clementi and Co.'s, Cbeapside ; nod at all the principal Slu m Stops. • '• Price f,s. rat, in boards. tpER AM BULATI 0 NS in LONDON and its ENVIRONS. described in Letters. for Young Persons. By PRILSCILLX WAKF.FIFLO. " We know not a publication on the, same subject, which &Fords to much informatiou in so link compass. It relates the time and the occasion on which every ,public buil , !ing was founded ; while the historical events or anecdotes connected with them, are judiciously introduced."—Moinkly Review, Decem ber, 1810. Condon: Printed for Dart at, Harvey, and Dorton, Grace elstirch•street. 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CROWN CIRCUIT COMPANION, Eighth Edi tion, Mtn which has beets inCurpoweted the Work f ormer iy y o b. lished wider the Name of the Crown Circuit Assistant; bole Works have tired carefully revised, and arch Additions mad. thereto as modern Statutes and' Deterusinatines have rendered necessary ; input vol. royal Bvn. Price 11. Is. boards. LA WES, F. Esq. PRACTICAL TR E ATISE on PLEAD* IN G its ASSUM PELT, nue vol. royal Bro. (dettiooltd by Perkl to l t Gl ßl'l MO . iliter 61 1 Pabriritb)., ijc• . boards. IT is worthy obserration the numerous cases that have sileceeded by the use of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORRUTIC DROPS; and the following remarkable instancp occurred iq n middle-aged woman, who applied for their tie L the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. She tomsplabsed.eN great debility and nervnin ir►itation, appetite bad, with at general depression of breathing, her case nut being well understood, she bad tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medicine, though the Proprietorstated the impro. liability of its being of service; in a month she linked from Lambeth, having recovered her strength and appetite, and in creased her pulse from the depressed state it had been in. Now e p, ► 9 "` medicine regu'atir, GriN's 1 ~~, 1• •~!°« - • • ta►. " , • • w. r ••••"" ...: ' .l. ‘ -if/ IR U ....• • :.. .. .77 , - 2.4.-mippc- _ . . , ,-. . " 'RN . .' . . ' , • • .. . 1 4 ). a t • ••• '. aAini ld ! ' ; _. I T ( A., 1 I 4 , - Yl.tkli • .. - .' ''. 1 / 1 . 2 % '' . ' AA ‘ f ''; ' . ;11 x ..... .. „ -- . =.7r............. ,- = --.— "7""'"'" -- I.."7....k.sau•Adiratinemr -- - - •:., 4 . . . . 9 !•.-- .-- l•indas lk ik , ••• " ~' ' ( J • : ' " .1' •.'• ‘''' ie .. . ~..' • ' 1 X I •.. ' • *' .• ' • - • - I ' ',.. 7 Mill t....' i - ',ewe 71 1 1 1. -, , - = . •.: . tr„ , . 1 , , , • .94191( 1 . ~ 411, 1 10114i14.1:t 4 • ' . .7 4 , ~ , t . i fit,. ... i . i : - ,4. . . . 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Bankrupt; like- tim e on the m otion of the Earl of Li ve r k e J l, and ord er e d t o be wise of Mr. Joint Garner, of Soul linintwookereet. Covent at- read a second time to-morrow. the Son,s received an expended by the Commis d den, Lace Dealer , a eoasisilne of Ila* thread laces, Mr. Ham, from the Bank of England, presented the Annual silks. velvets, silk handkerchiefs, tine India and Scotch mnsiios, Account of I hag ret, coloured and black hombazeens; a few articles In hither- tinders far the reduction of the National Debt; and MM. Jobs dashery, with es variety of limey trimmings, silver and gold sou, from the Office of the Chief Secretary for Ireland, several papers directed by Act of Parliament.—Ordeted to lie on the ornaments, green bordered fine cloth table covers. and ether effects. . Ei And et Twelve peeff.sely. on the Mine Day, will be Sold, the ! Lord WALSINGHAM reported from tie Committee of Pri- LEASE RE of the PMISES, if Get aialwas of by legtt, on the Claim of Sir I , corge Jcmiogham, Baronet. to the oarony of Stafford, that they had heard evidence, which mi- Privale'Colitruct, Of which timely no tice will be given. As also dente way diverted to be laid before the House. town-bane olt*ittar, with u set Of guild . • ) CAPTURE OF CIUDAD RODRIGO. three dam, assiehe Stock• in Trade one dry, ; The Earl of LIVERPOOL gave notice of his in'eetiottfp when ma g a i galp . 4 ,4 is arikca l an , way g e move on Meaday, the Tlvialts of the Hoise to Geocral Lora . I Vieuitontelktatel drat parcel the Aria y maga in Sib siege of Clad The (.Ards-were er w he Amo r atoned for Monday r _ . • HOUSEHOLD BILLS. The Royal Household WU and the Household Oflleirs' Bid passed throrgh Committees, and were reported. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved, that they he testa a third time to-morrow. The lairds to be summoned. Ordered. Adjourned till to-inorrove,(this day). • 'HOUSE OF COMMONS. A person at the Bar presented the annual return of the sums expended by the C3ininisstouers for the Reduction of the Na. tonal Debt. Mr. Jithuson presented an Accoust of the Stuns paid into the Irish Exchequer ap to January 11112. Mr. WHARIDN moved fur leave to bring id a Bill for the =jof making certain provisions respecting the exchange of ogs belonging to the Crown. The House then went into a Committee on the Coal Trade, the Clauses of which were read a first time. - Mr. PARNELL moved for an Account of the Malt, Grain, Meal, and Flour imported during the year 1811. Mr. BROUGH A%t stated, that the papers moved for by the llon. Member for Westmiestet, concerning the a;splication of the Droits of •Adiniralty, had not been yet produced to the House. Mr. WHARTON said the order had been lately conimnai. cated to the proper Oilier, whose business It was to see it tar ried into effect. Mr. BROUGHAM then gave notice, that on Friday se'o night be would move fur an Account of the particular applica tion of the Sums already appropriated out of wow Funds. The Naval Stores Embezzlement Bill warreadalecond time. and ordered to he committed. Mr. HUTCHINSON gave notice, that he would next Wed nesday submits motion relative to the Royal Marine Corp. Mr. HOUSTOUN presented a Petition of the Merchants of Greenock, on the 'subject of the Regulation of the Trade with India, on the Expiry of the present Charter of the East India Company. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the Thanks of the House to the Chaplain for his Sermon. The CHANCE4LO oF the EXCHEQUER then gave no tice, that he would move the Thanks of the House to Lord Wel lington and the Army under his command, for their gallant con duct in the late affair of Ciudad Rodrigo.--(licar, 11Cor BAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. WATA4cS 'Os* to submit a motion relit tide to the late lose of 1,500,0301. advanced to the East India Company. The object of his motiou wan to alter the Act, so far as it went 'to prescribe the mode of repayment. The Act contained one Condi• tion, which, at the time it was,enacted, his Noble Friend (Lord Melville) .at the head of the Board of Controul, had said could not in probability be com plied with, viz. the actual re T paytnent.iu January, 1813. The Company had since advanced very large sums for public services, for part of which bills had been given. These bills had not yet arrived, and it was of course impossible that they could have been yet rendered convertible to the purposes of the Com pany's Treasury. His Majesty's Exchequer, how ever, could only receive payment according to the form and manner prescribed by the Act; and be con ceived that the House could entertain no objection to his motion, for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the Act to which he had referred. Mr. CREEVEY ob-erved, that he should take another opportunity for delivering his sentiments to the House upon this subject. After a few words from Mr. WALLACE, the conversation dropped. Mr. WHITBREAD rose to enquire of the Right Honourable Gentleman to whom the.tranquillity of the country was or ought to be of care, whether he had any objection to go into an enquiry into the riotous proceedings at Nottingham, which had for three months continued to scandalise the country ? If he had any such objection, was he prepared to support it by any satisfactory communication on the, subject to the House? Mr. RYDER agreed that the proceedings named by the Hon. Gentleman were such as scaudalized the country ' • he had reason to believe, however. that they had, within these few last days, much subsided. Whether this was or was not the case, the House , would soon possess the opportunity of examining the subject, when the Bill respecting the Police, which was now in preparation, should be introduced. Mr. WiII'FBREAD said, that he should not new , give notice of any motion, but there was prima facie evidence in the case of gross neglect on the part of the Government of the country. Mr. LAMBE bad reason to believe that the riots continued to exist to as great an extent as ever. • EAST INDIA COMMITTEE. • Mr. WALLACE, after stating that the delay 14. therto experienced in bringing forward the Reports of the Committee, had been produced by pauses beyond their controul, and that the Committee had in prepa , ratien two voluminous and elaborate Financial Re ports, moved that the Committee be irtewed, with the alteration of two names, viv. Mr. Hoes arth and Mr. Lushitigten, in the room of Lord Melville, aud Sir John Anstruther, deceased. Mr. CREEVEY rose and observed, that he must oppose this motion altogether; but before he made any further remarks, moved that the Clerk. should 'tart of the Regent's Speech which related India Company's affairs. The Hou. proceeded to say, that the time was the present agreement betwean the country would expire. Last year received a notice to this &feet.— which was now proposed to be FN , sagiaagaligaill366l6lll . . THROBS ROYAL. fIIYINNT GARDF.N. '' • ' BOOKS PUBLViltit 71119 DAY. reRIS EVENING, . Feb. 7, • *ill - - -,tom— Ibe per=o New GemelOpeessle Death e:these . , Price la. fril. A c p, called •te THE 7.! VIRGIN OF THE SUN. ' OIWAS PAINE'S LETTER to the PEOPLE i f i !tif ENGLAND, on the Inn:eine of England. mien which, inn he 5.5 t h tin', a N 1•41 1: Fantonihne. oi d t .. t: Printed , pisblisbed, and Said by Duslel Isaac Elton, at the HARLEQUIN. AND . PADMANABA i ' OW Itioion;ltlrv, No. 3, Ave Maria.latre, Ludgate-rill. OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. ' . t 4 1 .1 0 ' i ibi 3: 9 i MS, nom 'Eke .13i. Id. WHitas, ___-------_____ TO MASTERS AND lIERVANTS. . ti „ : M,}114.0 IR S Ole: • A ..01$ AUT II 0 R.— /VIM Proprietor of ALDERNIANBURY RA, 4-,114..,i . BY JAIII*At 1 IfiVi9r. I. GISTEIt OFFICE for SERVANTS, mot •kpectfatii , , Author of " TylleOpet ..9 . &e. Ste. id „,,,,, the Public , is than th e ottee h removed to Nil Pouted for Loncm• n, NNW, Meet, e, and Brown, Lott- -1.0, Fetter-limes tun _doors Rom 114barno where families ars d"" iand Henev hlriclev, Oainsbarsie ' et, Iv itts %Talmo of nil ilmcriptiorn.nod,.servams o f Ranh ' Of shorn ma he had, by t same A t ET (I 1:11 A , tiTale ) ,.3 Vols. fain. p rice 12s . hoorah. ' ra-ler speedily provided with Plates. Office hours frodi t.. lin SES ill four.. , . ~ In one V I it. Detsiv Fvo., price 101. 6d. hoarrh, .._—.,--.—•--. .0.- 0 M S .—ty Jglipj i . LEE T HE Nobility,. 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Price i 4. 6d., which 111,-Iv appeared at a Publishers in Cornhill (and oft ANEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS • , rillieli " the Chtisf' is now politi•lied), mai' he.tr o.* a Porcha- .-_ 5 rr, he he a line for A. B. post paid, rotting price, to be .itiosenaninns on the Reports made to the Subscribers to le• nt the Bar of the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street. the Rimbeilditag of the Theatre-Royul, Drury-Lane. • .I.x. 'A, 1812. ...," T 66 is Mated a new Arithmetic, , The EArth faith /Whisks as the Water has, MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT. Ad this is of them." • Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. ;Itiselfeetagsssifbe....neci-tuZiTforTriihe medicine regu'istire -- id that art of tl read p she summit and igeition, and ejecting the panties of the baba. Jp deco -seated abates-es of the jdints, the Outage it produces in to the East Indic the gtirat health, excites theltest finites In those moil dislre? 4 inS tabu. In Entotioas, Seratiblids,; Scum, Rheumatism. dtc. its i .. create arormernjiy ilclonw4e4l. near at hand til►eo I Gentleman then pi . Aalliese tire numerous e rfells, please to ask for Spils- 1 Company and the 1 h i :4101101i Antisearbatic D Ali with the KinaplutY printed the Company had lt, ilit ;,le Mottles:a ba, .114, - daybe Bat s. XL imi larger • , lAL duty Iliciiided. Coaapossad Essence, lis. This Comnittre w f :( n .1 . , 6 ' 1 ' i . I '! t • , -: ~„, I' T • I t Ili N . I I ' I n ' - . , • 1 • ' I 1. 1, • Il i 1 , , l 1 'I '.. i.• "" at.r : r I • '• I $ r , ~. ,or t , .. . . ii 1. ^ *. .. 1 ° : ''' - • . 21 is F , flt , : • CC 11 : . r. 46, CORKMII.I.. Only 8000 Ticket,. trod two izes of 20,f.00f. 140.1INSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the AAL Public. that there are so few Tickets to pe disposed of, that the Supply fur the Cussary will he very trifling s as such. fluky intraat ell those who honour them with their cummauds not to delay purchasing Tickets and Shares. or exchange their Prises previous 10 the ennimenoinfr of the Drawing, which be gin and finishes on the 18th of this Month. HORNSRY and Co. sold the very fiat Prize of 20,0101. ever imaduteel is Lotteries. Nos. 2.525, Class A. nod Class B. both Prizes of 5001. were told by them in the last Lottery. T. e Prizehnlders may receive their Manes immediately. Orders by Pust or Carrier executed w ith fidelity and dis • patch. DEBILITY, STRICTAIRRS. ' • IM P RESS ED with a consciousness Nit their dc -IL viatiim from the general plan has hem highly bettelleial to *herr. and Unproved is their profestimmi acquirements by the maturity of near twenty years experience, hlessrs. CUR RI E and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the effidication u: vox dtsord.ers which are the consequence of illicit intlalgence, er the destructive habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. In Professing the enre of these Complaints, they hold 'oat n dui relent to viers but, sensible as all men must he of ex istence of stich calamities, they offer their assi.tance us rc. ;. irly educated Surgeries of London. and of the Royal' U 41 10 044 Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection. ,ersisa every cumplaho of Debility and Deficiency, whether artitist from the Wittuation of a certain dests utiles Itabit,lnag resithrice In warm climates, free Hybl, or may other cause producing a deficency Drowsily vigour, the patient darrely on a speedy restoration to higernei Iseekh. Their Unproved plan of raring Strictures of the. Urethra has been attended with peculiar surreal. Strictures of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their trent. Leta in the short period of three weeks. Several .Noilemen are Genu fl ec t s of t he first respectithilitY, who have !elbowed under . ttiu painful and ditaresairsg disease, having received stadiestl and Primmest cure, particularly request that reference goy bade to them, as satisfactory , evidences of the decided selptrrneitY of Currii- and Ch. Plat , of Treatment. 14e/p! of Owe r .lentlenteit had. been sutler the care of Messrs. Hair. Renal tir, isitil other Surgeons of equal eisinencea le vizatemptrd their Care by the application of tee Lagar raithout Niessis. Curl le and C.P. may be consulted by patifiiiieTtitlier s s c, with the greatest secrecy gad honour, at tbeigfielme• So• Ilatitg,- 144r 4 e . u . • i J a... . To Gentlemen, Numerous*, Gardeners, and Others- Yafriable Nunery Stark, near Lea Bridge, Layton, and Clairton:. • By Mr. J. COCHRAN, On the Premises, on MONDAY, tie 17th of February. 1912, , and killowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the ' Proprietor. Mr. Richard Siiiarn, COMPRISING very fine fan yews, of different sixes, fir hedges marl blinds; shrubs of various sixes ' very five sproci• firs, of different n..es a Weymouth pines and forest trees ofdifferent heights. for blinds and diantadonsa a quantity of stronr thorns rind crabs for repairicg old, or naokrc f . r ireve _ dime fences; .fine box trees, box edging, ,tnl flower roots; mc. lon frames; *complete new 6-inch wheel market cart, plough and harrows, cart-linrnes4 ware-tubs, market baskets of sorts, a greatquantity of red and white sage for bunching, and a heap ef rotten dung. To le viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. Si born, in toe oises; at the Cork, Epping Two Brewers, Woodbrd ; hes Inn, Waltho ; White Hart, Itoinford ;at Caledonian Nunery, near Kiligslead at Messr s . Gordon nd Craii, Seed Shop, .1. enchurca-street ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, ! hike-street, Grosveuor-square. N. •11. For the convei•ience of purchasers, the Lots to be lakenakiray till Laily•Disy next.