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• - • • I . 14,1 • • - • "if ki - ;;•‘' 44 • 1 1 .74 rtitto 2360. AUGt3S't ie. 1810. _ A); Palen IiKP 1111 C 11-NALPPSSIPT. • AUX HA LI.. ‘A.,4 his Rnril High .0 WALES. ; . it‘bee of EAMINDIA ROUSE, Aimed' 13, 1810. DRE COURT Of DIRECTORS of hie UETTED COMPANY 4( MEnCIYANTS of ENG LAND, tradiwg to Di EAST INDIES, do keret)! gire 1111 E lilt ITISI-1 lIERItI N (.; . FISHING COMPANY, iattmded to be IneorpOrated try Area Parliament—sCanital &nit,oo.4.—ia Five Tlionss•nt Shares of tool each; and no ludiviilital to.huld awe iliuu Twenty Shorts. PATRONS. His Grace the Duke of Athol. The Eight lion. the Earl ui Chichester. The Right lion Lord Viscount Melville. The Right Hon Lord IJe Dumtauville. The Might llou. Lord Glentiervie. • The Most Noble tht: Marqu':s of Huntley. The Right Hun. lord Jocelyn. PR eel DIKIT. • The Right Honourable Lord Shef f ield. ICE-PKr.IDENT. Joshua odily, Eby. • DIRECTORS. William Smith, F.eq. M. P. ErutiardSniiili, Earl. W. A. Mailocks, Esq. 31. P. 1 Timothy Stansfield, Esq. M. Wood, Esq. Sheriff and William lleygete, Esq. Alderman John Copal, Esq. George &huky, Esq. Alder. I Timmins Creiswell, Esq. man. James Ft.... Saunders, gig. Nathaniel Drickwouil, Esq. Wililam IVilsou, Esq. Al/ISINORS. IHraeltight ties. I. lGeorge eh tiles Vreimestt, F:sq._ *yogurt.. James !Sowell, Esq. Frounis Fueling, Ewe. The Directors haws the pleasure to itiforna the Share holders, that one of lIK Company's vcssels has arrived with a fall remoter flue Weekly, cored in the Dutch method ; sail, wilder the impression that tuany of the Proprietors may wish to possess some of the brat carp, a few barrels will be re &eked into cinch kri s fir that porporie; sod SO IRMA as they are ready public node; will be gives. The Disteiats iilso respectfully Whim the Shru • •Ilablers, that a further dcp soil of M. per Croat. to br poid at the Cum pany's (Hive, ou or before the let of November next, is deemed by thew autlirieut fur the tccumpleillatrat of their 'amill plans. I day at Port Rama ge, feato,New.York. .She brings the fAlowing news:— " Canada continues in a state of effervescent', which gives great uneasiness to the English. " The flavarnish has dechred itself independent. The F'reneh that were forced to quit it are recalled. and their property restored. The Province of the Caraceits has also declared itself independent. • " The Mulatto, ftiptinl, ha l arrirPd at Port.an. Prince, where lie to, k the coin m.tipi of the Blacks." Angrit 17, it' Birth of His _Royal Highness the II be a Gram' MILITARY FETE Noon open at Seven, and the Coocert That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be beta, at their house in LemilEntiall-strret, ou WEDNESDAY lilt ufilli of Sept. next, at Eleveu o'clock in the Forenoon Orders admitted. ). Contractors with Government it LOTTERY, respeetfally inftwrn het. sod Shares are selling in great 1, No. 11, Punitry; No 12, *Charing. Aklitate Hiab•street ; and by their prices are mud' lower thee in the Scheme, winch is highly approved, ett,nint Prize, with 1,01111 Number* tie Drawing witt 6egiu tad finish ig:4 SCREME. - . And flint at She said Conti, the filliming Unanimous Re solution of ihe General Court of the 20th June last, will be submitted to them fur their enntiraixtion; Viz. " That this Court do approve t h e Unanimous of the Court of Directors of the ilith Nay 14.a1 i appointing Moorahee lisitot• thee, Assistant Teacher in the Oriental Departineot at the Artillery and Engineer Seminary, ut a salary of 2:.•04. per spawn? WILLIAM RAMSAY, See. GUILDWALL, I.ow nor, JOLT 31, 1110. EE BY AUCTION, TO filE PUT UP AT rriffE COMMISSION Elit app•iiiitei to carry g 11111111i4111 Orr Parlinoirot, iii the iti o V oolll so l o3oBlvpreseiss AL,:mete ' Ais tb seeetlit•Acts of Parliame n t • f or Ptiviot. Irtransint, and lighting 'he City of Loretto., and Lite•rt•r, thereof, do hereby give notice, Tint they will owe t in the Council. Cheinhee attic GuitelhAll of the sail City, on TUESDAY the 4th of Slit, oilier nest, al Five o'clock in the Afternoon, to LET by PL'DLIC AUCTION, a LEASE for ONE YEAR from Aficharlans-day end, of the TOLLS directed by the said Act to be paid before any Cattle or Carriage shill be permittid to pass no a Sunday, through any or either of the Turnpike. hiveince-mentioned, or through any . Turnpike to he erected by virtue of the niil Art, or soy other Art or Act. of Paeliameet, near the same; via The Turnpike at Afile•Eod, Betbnal.Greeo, Harkoey, Eingslarod; Ball's Pound or Paid near Isliugtoo ; was: St. John's street; Govivell.alreet l aid tot the New Rolla, commonly relied fbe - City koad. That is to say, fur every Coach, Chariot, Berlin, Chaise, Chair, Calash, or other Carriage, drsou by am or Inure Horses or Moles, the sum of sod. For every Coach, Chariot, Berlin, Chaise, Omit, C3lllllll, or other Can isge, drawls by four Horan or Afflict, the ado. of ad. .20,n0u :tailbito . aw , .. • *PO. • •r• • ; 7;4. - 'OO .• 4,oes 30. • •.• .1 •.4 11,5411 ihstio 13* ..... 73,r0w L006,0a) OF EACH NUMBER. No. 4,46914 Pr,sr of ;0,0001, war Oakes, is siziees Sisterath Shores, r Capitols. Fishavo THOMAS!' SAUNDERS, Scerclary. 111.11, sUle2airt, usu. DR. rREEMANN GUTTA SALIITAaIIf. TILL: value of this Itif,il;ihi e M e d icine h as b een so long moved, that nothing of the present day can • hear a competition with it, in all the dielit sta• , ea of a certain lria.sse, Which it eff e ct ua lly cures atml eradicates from the habit, without exciting the patellal feelings and exposure that attend satirists/a, without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confiscate/4' from business, or restriction iu diet. The radical virtu:a of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to publ!t• approbation foe more than do years Is all dtbility, they prove a never riding restorative, whether the debility is prb. rtireed by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasurss, or the et feces of a warm climate. lso tiave:lcrs, and thuee going abroad, they cartoot he revoinmeeded 403 strongly ; who will receive n safe, speedy, and co‘apkor cure, in all old ,tubburri Glees., awl every weakness that atteet• the bhohlier and or gans of unne. fly its eificary many women bare hennas inotlsrripr who fur years bad been Jcprised of that happiness. Sold, wliolesalo sad retail, at Mr. limier's, Nu. 4, Cheap. side, cor...ir of Pateniuster.row; and retail by Belem Ports mouth ; tVeston, Jo w l, aa J M allory, Purist.ra • tfi ' lls'auJ t Payne, Plyouitti ; Peck, Hull ; Cal w ell a , i Newberys, Driblio • l'u!iius, Salisbury ; hthints, Limb, at -Atki ns in , ihnichniter , 11.11inge nod lanlibeiry, LiverpuM, Tri.•iaan, eXelf.f ; illaedoeski,Ginsgini ; Smith and Altudertois, Jilin burgh • and by moat CVtlfitry ...fedlrlll4l Vetbar./S , is hellion at t n. ;pl. earti,wttli ample .I.i:climes Of whom mm be bud, HICKNIAMIJUIsifi-a- etirsldo ems lve the Stolle sad Gravel, Pais. in flack, Loins and kidneys, Lumbago, lA. price m. pit per host - Fur ever• Corm h. Chariot, nr ries', eltisite, Chair, Calash, or ether Carriage, drawn by the or two Horetal or Mules, the shin of 6d. Fur leery Chaise, Chair, Calash, or other Carriage, drawn by one Horse or Mute, the sum of 3d. Are for every Home, Mole, or As•, not draw iug, the eons of id. Sehject nevertheless to the prorimmion of the raid Art, that persons shall not he liahie to the payment of the said more than ewe o-day, for pasiiog or repassitig time same Canto and Carriage. • N_ FL The lessee is to pry down tool as a deposit in part of the first quarter's Rent, which is to be paid iu advance before the execution of time Lease; sad also to continue to pay one Quarter is advanre during the term of the said Lease, the particulars of which 'nay be tie, at the Clerk', °See, Guildhall. WILLIAM DOM D, Principal Clerk. - Books lately published, bye/. HAWHAN, No. 22, Poultry: i.rpHE IHSTOItY of FRANCE, tinder the Kinot of the race Valois, from the accession of Charles the Fifth in 34;4. jo the death of Charles the Ninth in 1574. By N A THAN U. WiLLIA wriAxALL. Esry. The Tided Elition,witheery Augineutatious, 9 Valises., Ws hoards. Ity toe 11.1.4 C .% Whet, I. A Tot THHOUtiII the IV EsrFERN;SOUTITEHN, and INTEIG9R PROVINCES of FRANCE, in the Veers 1775 and Third Lilition, corrected cud augmented, owe 4a. boards. 3 The TRAVELA . of AN.IEII.IRSIX the Voenzer, in Greece, during the Middle atter Fourth Ccitaiy,b,fo4-. 1 kr Christian &ma ; tra.islateil from the French of the lute .Ibte Barthelemy. To %Lich are prefixed, Memoir', of the Life of t. J Bar. thtleary, ',Titles by himself in • 7c32 and !pis; with 3 Poe- trait of the Author. Handsomely printed, I. 7 Vols. situ. and as 4to. coutainiug Maps, Plena, Views, and rains, illindintirr of the Geography slid Autiquitim of An cient Greece. A Newt Edition, Whig the Fourth, price 41.4+. boards. IVREIGN INTRLLIVE.V(; - & - . FRENCH PAPERS, PARIS, AUG 6. M. Dorn, Intendant -General of His Majesty's Household, his set out fur Holland. ♦Y]TERDAY. JULY 31. A guard of honour is enrolling .it this moment in Amoterdani, where we hope .oini to see His Misiesty the Emperor. A register for this purpose has been opened at head-quarters, and a 'mother of young mei, have istready Moraved their names. A meeting is to take place on Thursday for choosing thenfficers, and fixing the uniform that is to he worn. 4. MEMORIALS of NATURE and ART; collector] is •a Journey in Uml Britain, &maw the Years teal and !sot. By elsiisissii Aurtinitas Gottlieb Gu r ortc. Translated fro m the orioiaal German, by Thomas Horne. Is 3 ♦ols. scoa/1 tiro. rice ;Pis 64. boards. 5 As HISTORICAL. VI T:tV of the ENGLISH GO. VER N M ENT,. from the Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to th•• reseal Time; wait soine Ihsat 3333 tiros runnected with the Histiew of the isoverioneol. Ily deka Millar, Pro. tram of Law iu the rowel xity of filnagyp. Anson the Philosoplwrs of Hielor‘Prof ltillar merits' hills, perhaps the hi;hr.st rank. The sagas ity with which he detects and indicates, cecii in remote periods, the...predisposing sirentostauree, which ',fainted the grim es, fuer of ewers, is selsolly Oaf irYnell. Ills generalizations, Of theoretical inferesices are , nolll , lllll and es.ry in u .ni nit s; Dix er-Seetisiosevieee des; penetratiii.s, cud his ilWeitssiows a diseriminoting sulitlety."—Ann.llev. Vol. 11. 4 Vol* SSD. 11. I /S. Wards. ti The HISTORY of TICOTI...IND, from the Talon at therrowaa, no Ilk Accession iif imams VI. lathe Throne of 4r. the Union of the liougdonts in the reign' of Queen Anna. IT. PLIBM3SURGII, JULY 10. Government boa received, within three few days. nmerous trophies taken from the Tolls. finch as_ stands of colaura, horse; tails, &c. Nothing, how ever, official has been published since the taking . i f gilisrria. General Koine-n*4 is .aid to lar :I d V IC• ing. and hopes •ra entertalued that he will obtain a complete tictory over flit Grand Viz'er. We are us.urcti that • comtnereitil house in this city has advanced two tuillioas towards llielOan that is jo.t. opened. The Grand Duchess, Catharine Pawlowno, and her most serene husband, are daily expected. itairmS. JULY Their Maj..sties the E uperor of Austria and the Emperor of Russia have concluded a treaty I,ir the re.toratinn of deserters on each side. The relations of frirmilship, says the Emperor of Aiiitriis, which fortunately subsist between us and hot Nlajrsty the Emperor of all the Itui.ins. and the dispostinin that exists'', both sides to cultivate sentinit.nts advan tageous for both empires, have induced us, as well as bit Majesty the Emperor of Russia, to enter Into a convention rur deliverin g op deserters. The Court Glosetie still observe. , a profound si lence respecting the Russian awl Turkish armies. and the reports in circulation use not sufficiently authentic to attach any credit to thorn. It is therefore advisable to wait for further issfurniatiou. to avoid the ri,k of losing contradicted. Mr. A--sir Ira. annonoced.iii a latter toSir Francis Beery. the British Caused at Sir.yrna, that he is *flout to leave Cosatant:nople. Notwithstanding the care he takes to conceal it, the emlnirrassment of this Minister is evident. We mask our.elves why las leaves Constaritinoplo at a moment alien their faithful Ally, the (fraud Turk. hod* himself hard by a PeWiti that threaten to overturn the Otionian unpile? The Second Colitinn, csirrectril, wish a Preliminary arrlaelun en err Participation of Mary (Jove's of Scuts us Me !Kanter*? Darobi. Ay Malcolm Laing, Esq. • Yob ate. 11. 14* boards. •,* The Mu:dation may be bad separate, to ertmecte the former Erlit:!.e, prier ism. 7 A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of N.EI/S By Richard Pulteney, Ild.D VILA. The Second Edition ; with Corrections, considerable Ad ditious, and Memairs of the Amilaor. By William George ?Amer, M.D. F.R.S. F.S A. Fellow of the Royal Colbert of Physieians, and a Vice-Presideat of the Liming Society of Lo„ don. To which is annexed, the Diary of I.Momos, ',titlen be himself, and row translated into English, from the Swedish Manuscript, in porescesioe of the Editor. Handsomely misted in One lar;ze Volume, Royal Quirks, (uniform in size and type with The Tr-imam-tines of the Littmean Society of London), and embellished with Portrait. of Linnaeus end Dr. Pultency, with a Inc Plate of liedala, owl 4 Ear. Simile of Lists-ems'. hand-writ nig. Price it. lie 6 , 1. hoards. e. ANNALS of cownr.Ret, MANUFACTURES, FISHERIES, aod NAVIGATION ; with b r i e f Notice...if the Arts and Sciences connected with them. Containing the Commercial Transactions ot the British Respire, and other Countries, from the earliest Accounts to the meeting of the ['soon Parliament, in January, Isot. fly David Macpher son. Neatly printed on mediate paper, in Four large Yu. hones, No. pyre 41. es. in boards. FintAsHros atoNicLE% or ENG LA ND, SCOTLA ?i D i sad IRELAND ; s Viols large etto. lel. i us. beards. TOPLITZ, JULY 17. rler Nisieity the Empress so, ootltter andi"pused tiller her ritura. Thrir Kap; the Pr Inca"' Antoine. 4 Sexfsby ..iioct Prince's Thi. rev. wean accompanied her to O n Waco, hare returned to Drendou. in. TOMB of AT.P3AWDER. A Diftrrt.,tinn 'Ft the sceengliages breitglot from Alexandria, and now in Mr Bri. OA %wow. By Edwin! poniel Clarke, I.LD. Hamt «until, rented in Quarto, with ri►e ►rautdid Mies, ►y Medlann, Ica boards. By t►e saw Aath. , r, COMPLETE PIi.TIONARY of the MULISH LAN GUAryE, In 7 rola. urn. las b usr d s . LECTURES an ELOCUTION ; together with T.• Diaseetatione ea Lutinve,.&s. Nam Vitivr. sin Piste s. board.. num, JULY 4 28. al.tily espe.•t the Royal Fatuity of Swede., as well ill the (irnn•l Lbtcheits Coasausiine of Ittu.i•, sin''. at prtbetit at the baths of Sitio:twist." ST. SLIAtiTIAII, JULY 0. • The French br:g, the Adetattere, iitrived ibis MILLION CO }rill !TEE. REPORT, TOGETHER WTI MINUTES OF RVIDUCCE, AND ACCOUNTS, rafts( THE SELECT COMMITTER UN THE HIGH PRICE 0? (.OLD BULLION. [Continued front oar Palter of yeetcp!q!, That the real Exchange azoinat this country with the continent cannot at toy time have mute , . Tidily exceeded the heart fixed LI air toot et that time of transporting specie. your Couittefiitese are convinced. upon the principles which have tens ala ready stated. That •to point of fact. thole- Ex change, hare not exceeded that limit, seems to re ceive a very satisfactory illes , tratioa from one pair of the evidence of Mr. Gretfullse. who, of all the merchants examitied, seemed moot witted to the opinion. that the state of the balance of pay meats atone was sufficient to stemma fur otoy depression of the Exchseigeo, however great. From what the Counnittee hove already netted with respect to the par of Exchange, it ea muralist th.it the Ex change between two c.onstries is et its reef per, when • giveo quantity of gold or niter in the one country is convertible at the market price nits such an amount of the curreocy of that country. as will purchase a Bill of Exchange ou the other country for such au arnoutet of the currency of that other country. as a ill there lie coniertible at the market price into an epal quantity of gold ur silver of the Atonic fineness. In the same mangier the real Ex ' change is im favour of a country, bowing mosey transactions with another. when a given (politely of gold or silver in the former convertible for such an eirinUill in the currency of then latter couutry, us will tlitre be convertible 'tit greeter qua n t it y o f gold or sil ver o f the a it, hem. Upon these prauciplec your Committee desired Mr. Greffullie to make cert..in colcuLations, which appear in his Answers to the following questdous; Supposiog you had a pound w.dght troy of gold of the English standard at Paris, sod that you wished by means of that to peucure a bid of ex. cluing* open LelniOn. what would be the mnount of the bill of exchange which you would procure in the present circumstances ?—1 fiord that • pound of gold of the British staudard at the present mar ket price of 105 francs. arid the exchange at 40 'lyres, would purcham a bill of exchange of 591. " AL the present market price of gold in Lon don. how much standard gold can you I , ll , thalle far ASO. Ra.?-4t the price Of 41. I hod it will porelase.l3 ounces of gold, within a very small fraction, " Theo whoa is the difference per cent, in the plaid'sy of muudard gold which es new:Aleut to 591. do. ofaur curlew:yes at Pans sail in London ? —About se per cent,. " Suppose pis lame a pound weight troy d our standard gold at Manitiorgh, and that you wished is part with it for a bill of exchaoge upon London, what would be thy atooout of the Lill of exchange, whole, in the present circuaustauces, you would procure the-Witiburgh price of WI, .and the exchange at t 2;), the ansOliNt of tire 101 l purchased ou London tvuo:4l 15a531. as. l• What quantity of our standard gold. at the present price 0141. 12.. &you puritans.: for al. 4%. 2 prior:vs anti d dais. " Thrn wi.at tr the Jitlifence, per cent. between the garrulity of riteinlina 1101.1 et 11l üburs p h end iu LOllOOll. which eoequivaleut to 401. 414 sh.chig Abilit al per " Suppose you hail a pound weight troy ofoor at ohlord gold at Amsterdam, mid sisltc.t to part with it for a F. II of exchatige bnido.i, what would he the ainuuht sterling (tribe hill cresehaiiKe which would prJerarr• ?—At the Ainstertairt price of I.li, cxclion4 • :it. 6. and [Link egin 1 per eent, the amount of the o• Loadou would he 581. 18a. " At the present price of 41. 12a, what titomtity of our standard geld do you purcli..e iu London fur 59!. Is. sterling? -1z os. dwts. " How much is that per et-m.l-7 per cent. tiintilercalmilatinus, but made upon different a^. seined data, will be Inund in the erideuce of Nit-. A !mamma Goldman!. From these answers of dr. Greffullie. it appear., that when the computed ex change with fimsburgh was yam. that is, from 16 in 17 in.r cent. below pm, the real difference of ex. change. resultiugJeous the state of trade sod ba lance of payments was no more than Si per cent. against this country; that when the computed cx• change with Amsterdam war. 31. ti. that is, shout IS per cent below p tr. the real exchange was no more than 7 per cent. against this country: that. when the compati d exchange with Paris awns YU, that is 20 per cent. below par, the real exchange was no more than ni per cent. against this country. Alter malting those allowances, therefore, for the Mint of the balance of trade and payments isoon nor midranges with those places, there will still r. . main is fall of I I per cant. in the exchange with Hwhibtergh, of above 8 per cent. in .the exchange with Holland, mid of 114 per cent. be the eschauge with PM if, to be explained in some other manner. If the same mode of calculation be applied to the mite recent statements of the exchange with the Cnotinent. it will peThapt appear. that though the eoinputect enzhatige is at present %plait this MIA. try, the real exchaite,e is in its favour., • . From the foreriai /mooing+ , re:ative to :he MENEFIT. oNMIMPTIONS, ASTIIMAS, lONARY COMPLAINTS. iETAIILF. ESSENCE i. preparation, evilly and truly (au its SSW! the essential virtues of the must *teem.. itorative Vegetabies; and, as a Remedy Cumanaptiume, Asthma*, and other Put , to easy, pleasaut, innocent, and effita p, that a tea-spoonful, is a dose for a per pleasant, that it brermal to white wine ; may be given to an infant; sod so ahea d..., as it weic, before it. 1 u all cases, slight, or long standing and meet eeeee ',imitating, and &1111.1fi incredible. In rl cyrr failed to produce immediate relief; hin the reach of medicine, this most happy uterine of accomplishing so deem thnie are out the diriates of luteresteil I • in% respectable vouchers, selected fr . ";;;;; nll abundantly prove:—'' We, whose ;Ascribed, hariog felt the happy effects de Ersetire ow ourselves, or having Ireu fow others, de hereby earnestly recoils ted with Colds, CIHIRLS, Ironsansptioas, to also hereby declare it to be oar ()pi les, for Irving already so trot sacrificed t to ids beararialroce and Minority, is misty to his sofferint friend", weigh- Ilre, for diming oner offered it for public will preclude Let few from pitieliasing, it intention of eontiouiais Id dispense it la of charity, is jwtly entitled to the Mr. new, troeopef-rtakirr to to the lion. Board of Ordnance, lied• Lion. at., Holbora. Ans. Woo.loartl, If toitotrad iown Witham's Mr. Phillips, l'amotutte mei. mien, Bishoy"aste n of Eng. f Mr. Hegbie, Gluacreter.st , Slacto.ssoare. .q B:Il' I ttilliam Tenbroke, Esq. A wtio Friers. I Co Al. Mr Wm. Cherptunas,Cmmol• OiritY, Hawk. Etri his Mi.s Duane, Great llama's intr. street, Redford rnw. ~ ('stater. T.t. oozed Fawcett, P.aq. Hot.: will. r trnthin I Pt.nee, tharlOttm nci. Hot- street, 14 luiethl. I Wiltreas rental', . West .n, Eeri. - thwithfirld Jrd Lell,, Hampstead tows.. Matket• Alcivoi. Dowd and Healy, I OM COlUrtonistrett. et hilly ittforms those sap may be dispos e pore's, of his saver. ign rwmedy, that for aa.1...0ra, it may .be had io boil las, rine st hos hoes, B. Mart.ten, No 14* G Itm- I invest., Odmoutsbno y n where also those rarity orny oitply, mid Ie supplied gratis; , heente-Elate, torrIOII ; Mattress's Per : street ; !qr. Ntum, Itwokieller. Chem ,lt lore Mew"' m1.1176:1 1 4, Chtlirstm .1 ; 4..1;r: lie. % arillmuso, lloolowller, tlva, f::.ro.ateg . ..t, ftladol ; Mr. Tyne 7rtl. ttld., Li egh street, thwontsh ; Fir. -sitc , t t "ft. Arlar, a;., limUrolettmew no 31, Haymarket. . , eandr,l an the lloooing.rooth titan three bottles, *rot to ray craving on incluenne of il. tut ichaleJ„ a Pamphlet, prier 6el. ems ' Irri , ra from perttim, of the deri re• our the aolt;ert of Regimen, ace. !CAL DISPENSARY. kr of Y Urk President, moll the 'lice of Govevoore : Col. W. J. Junco, n. P. loho 11.m00r10 , , IE9 M. P. Col 11 reusruls, %I. P. W. R. H. Moon, Esq. mom, ,:le. the Itoy t i College, London. r (n. 61010111 lii. received, treatment and core of both Sexes, af mnplaints, and their d.tailftil roost debit!' y, Sir conduoted undue the ono. inn a dee dent prufemional r the high merit of Mr. KI imoneessiences of pantie charities as lag 4ed le.mary ate preteeu4 against out by adtertising preteuders in this our its a/W . .1841.mm is I acr6, 2.400 , have hero cored, without cottfine constlLotion, act! with a delicacy sad ' 4 ; many or those have labouied tea ed forma of the iliar•ae from ten to at symptoms >acid to Mr. b i 4 ruse's a; and wh e re appearaure of d. Wit! 'titration Emmet Ire made to preaeut roe. consulted by either sex with the No el, Louer Char lay 6 , 111 nine totvlre in the MOM ail 1.01; eft it hes•lcticrsand ether °slaty, Welogiong a sulk and u.ll be ininchie.l) auarstvd.