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R _ 7Mgft'." • • • R 1 hr 4 4 1 rit b r r• ~ • ' . A‘." . tfs. T . . , rti • ' MONDAY, MARCH 25, tBO5 r I Nu•+til* 699•) (PfACII SIXPENcE. KING'S TtIEATR E. • rro-MORROW EVENING, March 26, will I be presented the New Grand Serious Opera, entitled ZAIR A. By Voltaire. With Cburusses, New Scenery, Dresser, Decorations, Sgt. The Nlcsic composed here purposely be Madame Grassini, oy Winter End of the First Act the NEW DIVERTISF.MF.NT. Ira of the Opera will LA BE L L E flirme LAITIERE ; d the Grand Ballet, called BLANCHE REINIE DF. CASTILLE. Composed be Mr. D'Egville. The Music by Steibelt. se A New Goad JSallet, composed by Mr. D'EgYille, with Nee Scenery, Drosses, Decorations, dec. the Music by Mor e:lLO, is in Preparauon, and will speedily be produced. Vimint Rest et Rltina. SPUN° LOTTERY, NFOINS DRAWING oth MAY, 1205 THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000 Tickets that ever usiatessed mat the Number of Capttil Prises with which this Schema abounds On inspection it will be found to contain nearly as many Capital Prises as have been usual in Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets ' and u Prize under 001. SCHEME. No. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. 2 L. 30,000 2 40,000 3 10,000 3 6,000 0 1,000 el ...... ... 1,000 14 500 50 100 100 V..) . B,OOO 6,000 SU ---.- _ . To THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST IHDLA, STOCK. L401111•ND GaStAutuate, r PHE DAY of ELECTIODI to fill the Vacancy I. in your Court of Directors ' occasioned by the death of Mr. Williams, befog fixl for THURSLAY, the 2litth inst. I reqw-st the honour of your earlr arteistLince at the Ballot nit that day, and the favours/ your * Suffrages. The iuperior mppurt I hay: received horn the Proprietors at large Warrants the most confident and unstinisted prospect of my success. Reg to Ai.ure yon, that I shall always retain the torsi DOC:Mint seiue of the obligation, and endeavour at all times to manifest the sincerity of my declaration by the testi mony of a zealous And holourable discharge of my duty. 1 have the behoor to M., Ladies and Gentlemen, 'id RF SOLO UNDER THE DIR/CTION OF MR. T. PHILIPE, At his Rooms, in Ware ia. prosy Go!den.rq UM*. adicrinimthe Chapel, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of March, Instant, A SMALL PARCEL of c;:cellent and desirable BOOKS, in variou. Braoclir:i of Literature, all in 6110 condition; cornprisieg . seme of thr best editions of the Grivk and Latin Classics, in folio and in quart.. Diatiunariei 41 hie dead and living laiitiages HistorY, Voyages Travels; Belles Lewes; Natural History, with colonise; Plates ; Topo graphy, Ac. Among other curious articles, there is a minute COPY of the ALCORAN, exquisitely written in Arable, MO pages, with large margins, the volume weighing under two ounces. May be viewed two Days preceding the Salo ei..en Cates lognes may he halm the Ro nu. ; endist • 2.1,0•14- .:care. Your roost oto-chant humble servant, New Broad-street, JOHN JACKSON. Lonfinn, March tit, !SUS. TIIEATRE.ROYAI , , DRIJIY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING,March 25,Their TMajesties' Servants will 14 the Tracedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo by the YOUNG ROSC!US. Ju:iet, Mrs 11. Johnston. Altar the Play, a New Allenorhtal Dane.. called THE UNITED BRITONS. The Dance composed, and the M is selected by Mr Byrne, accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weipait. T., which wi I be added the Farce of THE VIRGIN UgMASK'D. Coupee, Mr. Banning,. Mos Lucy, Miss Mellon. Mit. JACKSON's COMMITTEE meet at his House, New Broad street, EVERY DAY, at Twelve o'Cloek, and will be obliged by the cominutticAtrm of any friendly informatu,n. Just publis!‘o,l, at T. T. 11 f1iai 4 10 . 1 . .. 51, A.ticin. r rsat. PICCAiI IV, VOIGT's MUiICIL GAME, price 11. In scribed to Her Rya. 11. g ii Pr.n !ass CHARLOTTE of WALES, which will cornoo..e the MOSS beeittifial Reels, Dances, Poise as, and Sung+, with such astonishi•ig Variety, as to be entirely past all calculatine Thl• Alit may be performed on the Elate, Vinlia, acid Piano fine, their Arl arranged with a Bass. The most finished performer will find an everlasting source of anau:ernelt from the use of this Wonderful flmi. Where may be had, Theardebsated Nance in Waie Moon. 30,000 Tickets L. 540.000 Capitals Detetrninable : First...6%mi, lit 11Pla yl. 10,000 Forst-drawn, 6th Day 1..20,000 Ditto 2,1 Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto Sri Day .. 1,000 Ditto 6th Day 30,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Ditto We Oay .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 6,000 TICEIC I'S and SHARES are tellies M every Office. PILEMOLT Puce. Ticket. L.I6 16 0 Half L 9 12 0I F iglith... ..... L. 2 9 0 Quarter 417 0 Sixmormth 1 4 6 •••• The Public, who are desirous of hating particular Nurn berg, are requested to be early he their application to ...rune of the Lottery Offices, who will take care and engage the Numbers wanted it thr Rank of England. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF FAST INDIA STOCK. L• DIES AND Gee T tamest, THE Retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves eat the liberty of choke between two Candidates only. I fomMolhoped that tiv• truly distinguished and banararable of support with which I ant kroused, and whleh this un'x pected event has greatly contributed to strenethen, must prove successful ; and should the Ballot on the 26th lost. be nine to ruy expectation:, a zealous diseharge of my ditty shall evince my gratitude fur so high a proof of yo conbel-rice. I remain, with the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant, MS. PATTISON. Ki•ig's Arms Yard, March 20, ISOS Mr. Parson's Committee sits at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, from II WI 4. - THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GAR DEN - THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 25, will I be acted the Tragedy, riled Kl".t; RICHARD THE THIRD. Ri• hard juke of Gio'ster, Mr Cooke; Duke of Burkinl barn. MLR- ..nton ; Henry, Lad of Richmond, M. C. Rem ble. (h,reu Ehaaieth, Mn.t St. beger; Lady Anne, Mist Marriott. 'I o which oui ly:a•sl.:d (14th time), a New Mutant Farce, celled OUT OF PLACE; CR, 111 E LAKE UV LAUSANNE. The Cbswiews by Mr. HRI, Mr. "sham, %110f2 Stonier, Ste. 10-riowieww, by awn mind of Tleoir Majesties, To Mury, et ita es Wm, with Lore a lo WAIL TUE FLAW K. This Darla pulkai.cd, price% AN ESSAY UPON PES I'ILE.NTIAL DIS EASES, such as the Putrid, Pelalim.aat and Yeßow Fawns, and the P!ague, with the rn st effects! !fear of De moping Cenugion or lifectio.i, by Quick Lime and the Funitskof the Sulphuric Aid. By JAMES RYMFR J Sateen; R Y. Printed fev H. D. Symonds, Patti/no/ter Tee ; ughatd, Piccadilly ; Bell, Oxford-etteet ; and AsPotne; Cntch • 4, CORNH ILL, and 9, CMARING-CRIOSS. TTContractor for the present Lottery, . returns his most grmeful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, sod Public in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and former Lotteries, and flatten himself the uncommon success that has attended Pormunert at his Offices of late years, added to the punctuality observed in the Payment of ell Prises, will ro..ire him a continuance of their favours in th , t present GRAND 4I2RING LOTTFRY, the Scheme of which stands unirersall •nt.ewed the richest in Capital Prizes ever known ; there twin.; 2 Prises of L. 30,000 I l Prizes of L 5,000 2 8 hr. &C. hc. he o .* Prawn in the Country may he supplied with Tickets nd Share; by sending up (Post paid) Bank Notes, Cash, or Pon Offic e Orders. The Lottery begins 1316 May, 1905. TO MERCHANrs, MANUFACTURERS, FOR THE BENEFIT OF SIGNORA STORAC AT THE. THP.VERF, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. lAN MONDAY, April 1, will be presented, for that Night. nily. by permission of the Proprietor, of the .Theitre Royal Donn Loot THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. Tbe Seraskier, by Mr. linthani ; Catharitu (for that might only), by %Irv. Second, her hest anpewrance here these three years; Ulla, by S.gnots Storare. In the: course of the even ing, the billowing Songs and Du ‘!less " Oh, I flr.t saw the Youth," from the Opera of Tway Thousind, by Signora Sto• rare; Crain Jane, by Mrs. Second; ".last like Love," 'id honer Alley," by Mr. Brabant ; the Bird Oust (front Th. Cabinet), and My Boso,n like the Oc;:.iti hearing," front Thirty Th :wand, by Mr Brigham end Sisn . ira Soirace; sad entegremitGloe, comp-owed by Mr. John De Winter, by Mr. Bralemt, Mr Denoted, arid Signora Storaco. To which will bedded, _A rAact, and rather ENTEATAISMF NTS tiee.:• to be had of Signora Storeee No. My, Russell street, Riesessber , . ROi -*O.. SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS_ Ily Commaod, and and r the rstronese of Their MAJESTIES. Diaat...a by *e Purl of Derniest, Hotio..a.y President. ethrosaer TICS rett:7ni eve. TAO FAA of Chews:held, i;•• Teicue, ZIF L eil of Dirtinnoth, The E..ri of tVilton • w. all wt Unacirlye. {,soft Willy performed; • 'flag WEDNESDAY, March 27, at the NEW ILI ROOMS, HANOVER SQUARE, the °Muria of SAMSON, by G. F. HANDEL.. l' Ihincipel Vocal Parts by Mn. Rttlinston, Master Cotter, Master Jones, and Mr. , Tillildlll Mt. thyme Mr W. Solna', Mr Sale, Mr. J B. Sale, Mr. Gee, Mr &es, Mr. Elliott and N:. Bartl.iiiatt Leader of the Band, Mr Cramer. Con do tor, .--!r Gramm 'Pickets, .tleitting to the Rehearsal and Petformanee one Guinea ; end rin mom will be issued than the Room w rit the Proms will be to the distressed Eamilie-s of the Rani Society or MUSICISIIII. No Money will be Warn at the Door Rooks of the Psrformanre, with a eorret• 11-t of the hub WAIN., to ic had tithe Cowen Rooms, Price Is. only. The Relweael w5ll be tin. day, at Twelve o'Clock, and the. Doors will be *parted for the Performance on Wednesday neat, the 27th, at Hall-past hair, and the Crowe', begin peter toely at Half-pest Seven &Clock in the Evening. N R. Refreshments hatvre-it the Acts. Ti'. Entrant., to the Room will he at t h e Door in the Square, and rn i‘st down and take up with the /I.ories' I leads “ , rat Z;dorge street, the Door la Hanover-street betug whey appropriated to Their M .lestir s *rid Stile. Ticket: are now delivering at Rircliall'iMuie Shop, No. 1133, New Rood stieet. N.H. madame GRASSINI will kindly assist in env oho* Pert omance, MALIGNANT AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. prepared b. F. COMPLIM, Cl.entnt, No. 41, liishopagwre I, Lawton. Thu Spirit IS a certain anti - 'sett to all c-a taitious diseases, malignaut rerun, Rm. Pdtr ns eft .cu 'd math fainiing or hyeterie fit*, and all who iittinel tit , tick, utr visit p10t.% where infection prevails, rhiraulti he iimvitl.rl w its it.— A letter from ILle. Trotter, Phymetaii Matour , Vi m % (which wi !! accompany each bottle), it i• le siile-ad by tn t public as a ootkiient tett imony set its etficacy:-- Sold in .topper Mottle,, price IN. rut •rrHE Reverend WILLIAM Brk.KCI.A ASTI altdiJUs 1317.0%s rRue.NT PILLS —The Pi lic are teque.tal to ulrmr ce , tbat as the great benefit to be de rived hum the above Patent Medicine der,ods on the Pills 'want enunne, Hi. Maje.ted Hon. ComMiesioners o( the &snip Duties have Its:eit tdemierl to grant t.. the Rev. Win. Barrlay, the' auk lovento. and Patentee of the Atitibilinui I/cob-aroma Pill., the name of "The Rev. W i lli a m B arc l a y, Staffoutstreet, O ld 15 , mA-street," to b- engrar.st nn a black stamp, which stamp 4 atiii.4 touch hoz, all whets ore coon. ; 1111 d any prison voiding the same will be prosecuted woo tha utmost werviity 'of Übe law. They have been Uied sticiams by rain, ; amongst whom hu has the bottom to rank the following distill:at/hot personages, vis.— IL, Cram the Archbishop of Ciitterbury—The Lord Birdsop et : , d 4 Widlav-iir John Hosiswood, Bart. M.P for Ho "..tun""'S'r Sioldteo Lu•iniagten, Bart. M P. for l'ertryn-i-T. ^"lm, E.l. M.P Lithhaid—Janics Ainyatt, Eq. M P. for So uthampton--Coctl Forre,ter, Eq. M P fur Wenlox~\i. ett aisitiiC.aiwert,Req M.P. for H'ert twlia...Edin and Boeh m, E.q New-oreat,Spiing hardens—Thoma. Hamitterriley, Raq Pall witaltie-G. W. Dirkasi Era. Private Secretary to the Archbidiep of Cantaibutraealie Row. M a . Di m ie.k, Librarian to the Arch bolhopi The Medicinee ate sold at Me. F.. Kinhy's Sialfrocl- E 'nni Old Cad stieet-aAfr. %baton), Pirrfumer, " 1 " - ' ,440 . Potbm. (7hethist, Poultry Rite Salter and Co ) - -Meer.. -Owen and Co.. s befeabeeek4t-.Mr. Boum, Kepi! teehenge—M, Midiral Repoitay. Long acre— Mr &Maids, hck, date, Utillammi...antl Mr Buyer, No. 4, ( kesia.de,coriser of P neneweer row. Where may alei he had, thefo.lowu i g traily salu.itde Medicines, where hsirPy effects in Math several cases have mewed 'the ionise distiaguished pa Rev. Wm. Ban-Lay's Specific fur the sore and Welty ielacf of the tkiat., his Solvent for the Cure of Stone ; bia `Veistile Nervous Cordial Drops; „toil his Volatile Oily EnAencei.di ILI , the cure of the Gout, Rlicumati ice. all srlstr• Medinees, to be genuine, oust hate the above mit it lamed stamp. Pe , INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC. NA T ELSFO RD, Tailor, No. 141, Bishops . gate-4feet (four doors from Sian-street), respefltiliv itititilis the Public, that he continue to tithing the part Iti ginally adopted by him six years Uwe, of supplying ciAir fiES w. the ig terms : Fo:If Slut. ol Superfine Clothe in one year L. 16 0 rive Suits, ditto, ditto . . is is Six Suitt, ditto, ditto . . 21 10 The old suits to be re/tame I. Those Gentlemen who shoukl net prefer the abere r ontr-ct, may he 4.10;.1ir4 the undermentioned reduced prices • A Com nr the best superfine cloth, complete . I. 2 12 A one Fancy Waistcoat . 0 14 Superfine gloubee.intlled Kersey mere Breeches . 1 4 Superior Pantatonns . „ 1 6 ore 2t Coats, ac arc. equally cheap. For the aarautages aerruing to the Public from the alter, plat, W. W. is enahlan to appeal re Wm eutperier or wt. thus. who, having *lee made the t cal, do not cease to favour Lim with their orders. A ROMATICSPIRITof VINEGAR (the (Ili- Ex haven Cori of Mr H osq), prepared am! sol by niovits a.k.l WILLIAM lIEN V, C',entist , and Apnthe caries, manette.wo. _ _ The lune! agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with tke• most pleasant Aromatic,. Its strung 104 pungent Odour renders it extremely gratwful and salutart to Persons labeuriug under Ifead-ache, Fainting; ' &c. and adapts it for euunteration the bail affz--i. of heated or too' Air. Hence it has been found highly usefoil in Room•, where tM infedion of ' , even:, of Sore 'Cliro.it., or e. -thee contaimos Diseases, prevails; and in all crowded places ot public resort, as Theatre , Court; or Justice, lc It mar vbo Se partic.daily neoinusended to Persons residing in Hot Climates. The Aromatic Spirit of Viiieg..r, price Ps. 94 each Bottle, Stamp intend., ;, sold Wholesale and Retail, by 8..y1.7 B'ew, Cockspto-street (the only perbon, in London author be the Proprietor. to sell the same) ; erhelb may be had, Sponge arxee of Gold, Silver, Ca:melee, Crrclal, Ste. . . . . . N. B. F...s e h R etle:beridee a eopper.plate Label, airned hT the Preparers, In; the Letters T and W. 11,111 . • Aromatic Spirit of Vineg.o, ma•hlad in the Gla, Their Sallies are also engraved in the Stamp, the Counterfeiting of which it F • on y , •• • At the same place may be bad Henry 'a Calcined !gag neam, in Bottles, at tg.841. and lacier, with Gr•snd Stoppers, 4s. each, with Stamps included. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR f?USSIA OIL, for making the HAIR grow l'hiek and Long, CISII ea /Lad nixes, Whidcers ' Eve- Sem*, gee &c.; and will, in all eases, prevent their falling off, e ther through Ate, Sultnr.., or Lving-in. The RUS. SIA OIL !vine Id great p err and strengthener fer the Flair, as to prestige als gruwLig Grey to the latest period of Life. _ Several Gentlemen, who have heen Bald fnr Years, have de clared, that after using the RUSSIA OIL regularly (or three Months, tire Sald Places hay a been nearly covered uith Hair. Nn Gentlemen wishing to have th.:ir 11111111r1 made public, any one doubtful of the a►rve, be anplkation to the Proprietors, will have pr r•ef of its virtue. It is iiiiisitely s rviceahle w pm:i nviting the Growth of Hair on Children, and when all other niacoveries for the Growth of Hair poise uieless, a few B Ada of the RUSSIA OIL will be f nand to have the de-ired efed. It is warranted a.niveent, and hna a r eavaitt smell, price Seven Shillings the Bottle, or a Luw une, containing four suiall, at One Guinea. To be had of Mr. Prince, 333, (haunt-street; and, by Ap• pointmeot, of Mr. Finch, I, Berkley-square; Mes.r. Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford street, npposite New Bond-street ; Mr. Holmes, Newsman, 1, Royal Etctunge ; Mr. Green. Mt, Oxford-.trees: Mr Ward, 314, opposite Grav'sdim, born Mr. Withers, St 9, Strand, near Temple ; Messrs Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church.yard; Mr. Butler, 4, Clicaptide ; Mr. Bolen, Royal Exchange ; Meat,. Barclay and Son, Elect-market ; Mr. Christi. 79, Cockspur street, corner of Spring Gardens ; Messrs. Heudrie and Son, Per. (inners ter Her Majesty, Titchbnnic-street ; T. and R. Powney, 106, flatten Garden, London; Mr. Bull, Dame street, Dub lin; Mr. Spence, and Mr. Reabure, North Edin burgh; Mr. T. Lisle, Newcastle; and at Mr Shepherd's, np,soite the Exchange, B. istol. All orders Qom any part of the Country will be sent by Ce!eh, by sending the Money and Letters, pest paid, and directing to Mr. Prince, 333, Oxford-street, Landing. Tie RUSSIA OIL will be round infinitely serviceable in restoring the loss of Hair on Horses, which often prom a great disfigurement to three valuable Animals, and never fails of be corn ,ag the Animal's newt,' colour. •.• Beware of Imposition, as none are Genuine but those with the Russian Eagle, awl signed on the outside with Red Ink by the Proprietors. " Mochriltufsky and Prince," to cuun unfelt wlisch is Felony. &ND OTHERS. PARTNERSHIPS in MERCANTILE and OTHER CONCERNS, Negociated on a Plan of Con fidence and real Respectability, By JOHN TOWNSEND, Estate and Navigable Canal Office, No. 53, Cannon-street, LONDON, Where reference can be immediately given to Parties having 3t liberty more or less considerable Sums of Money to en heck in MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS, in TRADES or MANUFACTORIES ; also to SEVERAL PARTNER SHIPS in HOUSES of known RESPECTABILITY in iririous BRANCHES of TRADE; to Interests in Patents, Mills, Collteries, and Pu!,lic Works, as well as to a Variety of arESPECTARLE sEcuarnes, in which Person% having more or less considerable Sow of Money at liberty, may safely and adraiirJvyously inv.-.t the same. •• • P.inages, and other incidental Ecpertecs, to be regularly charged. CAFFE SANS PARED. Do Mademoiselle ROSE, No. SZ, Dortet.street, Mancheater . ,quam. ADEMOISELLE ROSE has discovered a ; new method of preparing C3FFEE, which will prove avail: agreeable and useful for all eosin of Societe. This Coffee is ready made, does nut re luire any Sugar, and will keep upwards of twelve months, without any alteration. It is a liquid Essence of Coffee, preieved with Sugat , red i ex! into to 'Mall a volume, and so concentrated, that singlespoontul i•tuff..ient to make a whole cup. It is and conywnient fur Tr.lrelleis of Prep • Ut.:ng ready in a moment, without any more tcolible th 6 rep nr tea Tot owe eriwowiwiwo‘da..an a row, iti it with boiling water, then it is ready for drinking, and as clear as rock But it is wart:nay econoriical fur families, as there is no wale Whater.o either in the Coffee or Sugar one cup is net prepared more than what i barely wanted; and a whole corn pang way 1),.. accommodated with equal facit.ty as a sin& person. . . . Sold in bottles, an Czen cups each. at Mademoiselle Rnse'4, the Inventor, No. Se, Vaviet street, Manchester.speuet and by the ctpital Italian Warehou.es at Edinburgh red Gl,4gow. He•t Plantation, as.--Ditto snonger and Ic. sweet, 44. CIII. when bespoken. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, for 'Liking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red %Ville, and oth r Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, Sc. a•id for many other Vies, is a substitute for Lemons. Price I hie Shilling the HAVING received numerous Complaints that C,mpasitions, sad under the title of S kLT OF LE MONS, are not only ineffectual, but that they bum and de stroy the Linen I think it necessary to inform toe Public, that my true ESSENTIAL, SALT OF LEND INS it only to be had, wholesale and retail, at my Shop i t Cockspur street, and that none is to he depended upon a, urine but what has my signature on the bottom of each Box, Awl on the outside of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY• N B The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly t ikr.4 out the stains of fruit, coloured gloves, Sc. and is much more agreeable to use than Lemon itself. At the .ame place may be hail, AYLEY's .SCOWF.RING DROPS, for taking Grease out of silk, Stull, Woollen Cloth, &c. THE necessity of Medicine, our wiints pointed oat in early ages ; and those people who pranised with a few planu, were considered in those ages as endowed with supernatural abilitim. It was time, and experience, which improved our medical knowledge, and moulded our prepara tions into simple and elegant compounds. From the wi+: field d.f medical knowlidc, izaitered every where, some seek fell, and family medicine, grew into repute, from their excel knee lit peculiar diseases. Then a few men paid particular attention to a Speitine, which incre.e.eil as its virtues were known and tried. Among tlyvir man, we talk Des. Ward, Norris, James ' and the late Dr. S, &Imre, who pined, as well as his predecese.rs, a well-earned lame, by his valuable PATENT AN I'ISCORPU rsc, in the eine of SCURVY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, mud many diseases depending en Obstruaion. _ . Pray ask for (to present ctionterinits) PATENT ANTI- SCORBUTIC DROP), Bottles Ss. Cel. 101. and 11. ie. deny ncluderl. Every B rule which is issued Irma the Dispensary, 13, Soho-square, ha, the King's duty printed in Bleck lnk, instead of Red Ink. Mr. SPILMIURY may be consulted as usual, on Hs.? 2 mut lased professional terms. This Day is published, by Rell &saute, New Edition, being the Third, in Fare V oftino, illustrated with Maps, together with a kopi..ui Index, now first added; price 21. in boards, 'r HE HISTORY of the PROGRESS and TER ". PAIN ATION of the ROMAN REPUBLIC. Ry AD.%M FERUUSON„ LL.D F R.S R. Late Pmfmnor of %loran siohy rn the University as Edin burgh, Member of the Royal Academy at Sedan. of Ilse Royal Academy at F.orimcc, of the Eirmmin Society of Antiguan" , at Cortnna. mid of the Are3dia at Rome. Of 11.11 and klendfose may be bad, written by the game Author: INSTITUTES of Sti,lß kL PHILnSOPHY. Th Edi tion, enlarged. One vol limo. price 3e. in boards. 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