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CHARLES and SAMUEL 'WES.: LEY most 11 b Feb 2 " " ' e respeCtfully acquaint their Subscriben and the Public, , that on ThursdaY' next, . • performed at' the Rooms in Tottenhant-street, their Second MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMEN TA.L MUSIC. ' eiti . Overtur e (MS . ) C. Wesley. s Song, g, Sig, r (Moza rt. ) Due t to, two organs, Messrs. • Wesley. • , to ne, Mrs. Dussek. (Corni Obli ga ti) , M essrs. Leander ; 414tialail. Chorus (from the ConfitebOr), " Virtutem OF!. Tura snorum" -S. 'Wesley. . . Con- Part 24—sYrnphonv, Haydn. Elegy, C..Weslev. cert. violoncello Mg), Mr. Lindley. Song, Miss Richar& Con cert " Let the Bright Seraphim," accompanied on the Trumpet by Mr. Hyde -, Handel. Extempore, Organ, S. Wesley. Duetto, Mrs. Dussek and Mr. Cimadort,. War.- cello). Finale (Giulio Cesare) Handel. To begin precisely at Eight o?Clock. Messrs. 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NAVIGA•NoN •in IRELAND, considering the Im portance of rendering the RIVER SHANNON NAVIGA BLE from LOUGH A LLEN tb the SEA, whereby a ready Conveyance may be atibrded for the Produce\ of the fertile u Sh p o on res its ofu tahnakts.lt.soiverar,r n.d.ohf the Collieries ; and other c Mines ()wary as t e ci rcumstances of the will allow ; , - . • tun a hwaivliicnif tthakeepnrointeoaconideration,the favOurable-oppor unitettaking Works of lf forth for _.,")t returning,Peace holds . this uescription This Board will S;ons of an Ad passed in tile P 4oii Hi present Ma. . recei v e Pro poi (a r cc o o f rdi_ng s. to the Provi -ssty, for promoting Inland Navigagn in Ireland) from any • f_er.son or Company of Persons belonging to any part of,the United Kingdolli, who rrtay be willing and able to enter upon_ a nd Led with dispatch and effeet, the IltParulvh"Aenlltonot. the Navigation of the River Shannon from nd th e Boa recommend a large and liberal-Aid,to . be granted to tl‘e Persons who shall contra for the completion of proper W orks..for that purpose , kpon such terms as shall be'agreed upon: of -such dimensions and By Order of 1, n w.rAm GREPO"i t-e —iredlkoris,Gen_ertL . w sccret‘4ty. . , .. . . . . 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PECTORAL ESSENCE of UOLTSFOOT.-. !'SHE Herb COLTSFOOT, tailed Tussilago by the Ancients, was distinguished by them, as• its Name sufficiently - conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of CoughS;, and other PolinOnary Con plaints; and this Essence-has, Ta the courst of a long,. Practice, been- tbund the anlost• safes,' ~ and effilival• Remedy for Coughs, Asthrnas, . Wheezings, Phthisicky Complaints, Consumptions, Huarencss, fluXions,'Catarrhs, Difficulty of Brotifing, and all.Diswrdurs: of the Breast and Lungs. I t •sdmirabl y ,allals the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and 64 - es:OT-the uneasy , •Sensation of.acrimonious humours, cleanses the •sniall glands - , : relaxes the fibres, and thereby .enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it regularly and quickly cuter thc most ob stinate Asthmas and Consumptions of the longest standing, if taken-heti:ire the• Lungs are'ulcerated.- Itcures - all'husk,y and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax heals rawness and ,soreness of the Breast, Stomach, and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to those who, through age and infirmity, are deprived' of .Rest or Steep, as it gnerally composes and contributes to make the remainder of their da);, comfortable and easy. . * • Essence is. prepared only by James ,Ryan, ,Surgeon, in Bristol • and•sold, Wholesale and Retail, i3y Francis New berg; at do: 4,5, the East End of St. Paul's, London, in bot ties, price 3s. 6d. each, Duty included. _ N. 13. As. many Persons continually, mistake New. bery's liou4e;:partinalarly Servants and Messengers, all Fur chasers-ar requested to observe, that it is a little out of the general line of Foot-,passengers„ FiVe,Door; from rho Corner orCheapside; and that a- Bust of Dr. James, at - 41..11144V .Words, -are against the Fr9ht of his House, viz. _ "THE OStLY WARER9USE lAMES's POWDERS.' , ' . BY HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL LETTERS'PATENT. Dr. BRODUM•s NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANT- CAL SYRUP. has long been a question, as well as a matter Jl' of surprise, why Dr. Brodurn should be more, resorted to as a Medical Maa, than some of our first Physicians, whose character and eminence has never been doubted': this Enigma has long puzzied all ranks of people ; but when Nye weigh and consider die cause in a deliberate manner, the surprise ceases, and the cataract is taken from the eye: For instance, 'how numerous are the disorders the human frame is si.bject to, and which arise, solely from the Patient's imprudence;.. these Complaints the Patient is ashamed to unfold to his own Fatuity Physician, either fearful it may by some unfore-' seen accideikt become public, or doesqlot .cunfess his weakness to the Physician he is intimate with; and in which case the Female in particular often falls a sacrifice, rather than divulge the secret of their guilt ; and without knowing: the origin of,the Disorder, it is impossible for any Physician to prescribe with success ; these- then, are'the Patients who can, with safety, apply to. r. BrOdum, for they tohave only t sign initials to their letters, and state click- case withot4 any.. reserve whatever. 'Cite Doctor sends them either a Prescrip,- torcor 'Medicuie(aS the case May require) Without ever know - - ing the, fi'ersbn who has,made applitation tpjlika, :natter rests forever a secret, .as it is out of the power of the Doelor to make a discovery :- this is the cause Why , Dr. Brodum monopolizes the dpplication of all ranks of people to hintsclf; and particuiarty.so r as his character is so) well eit a blit,hed when iwe'tbserve the Daily, Pal)ers, the Well , antlietfticsated Cures: , perforthed by him„ to persons olio have laboured formany years , under 'Gout, Rheumatism . , - Evil, Nervous,Coiriumptiyki -Yellow fevet, jaundice, CoMplaintS; Spasms in the stomatli and•Bewels 'and tiebilrtie‘bf both Sexes arising 1 from n "or:' , Acquired causes, in.-particular,. those Corn piaiiita originating from intemperance, iniproper indulgences', fuebriety, or ekcessive grief. For the remcrval'Oftvary kind' of obstruction- in the system, there are few Plcalicines of equal efliCaey,.and in Complaints.of the Liver, many can 'testify, e; who , have ivitness its benkfiCiar effeds,• even after tivs formation-.of ciiirrtius:Substaiice=-Tfri art, those 'fatal Diseases that originate ia,the.haneful ZHIOSPh.ere. in lint clithates. The BOTANICAL' SYRUP 'and NERVOUS - "ccrit: DIAL; to be ,h 4 id at the biktor's Hbuse, 'No. 4,- AlbieriZ Street, seven 400 rs from. the Liveriari AVlnsaulll %4443ti* friars-bridge, inßOttles, at rl. as. ,tis. ss. fd. Alsq , of Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), NO: iso; °MOM-street.: Tuft, Royal Exchange ;E. Newberg; .cotnerof . :Patells-7. 'Church-yard:, Boultop, Itoyal Exchaoge; her ;..; , Cftcji's: - Medicine Warehouse,. No. 22,9, Strand . ; and by most Book, . sellers and, Medicine Venders in the three Kingdonk: Cauca latet, vis est Notis4inia! • • rrHE Restorative ANIMA of Q:UASSTA.',. the form of Pills, lately inimnted:aa-grepil'ed by - HALLAM and Co. which is found lin immeniate and' iS . - • comparable Remedy for Weak, relaxed, :and debili- flypocliondriac Atteditu iated'Constitutions, Habitual, Purgings, • • ' Nervous Weaknesses, s . Ve bi fkiieSS of the The deleterious Effect of hot • ClimateS or intempera nce: p L sa o ti s on s ns ol a a l c tiAthi c In short, in most case b s y w d h is e e r a e se ti p te r i c n cn te ts in ti p t e u r t4h , a it s s b r e e z t r a e : :.... • d.fi'vweeeatat debilitated e bi e l g it u at at astonishing and Unprecedented. ' 'poers of . Quassia are too well kno_iinii, t regTuhireeallutirstehie4iG w reornment ; and the restoratiye ell:lcts of its " CON C E N'f RAT ED EXTRA CT n2certainl e entitle in 4 Preparation to- the' highest estimation and cOntiaence the Nervous and Debilitated; and to such•it is at this, season particularly recommended, not only as.a Reiterative, but a sate Preventative of Contagion from infedious arid, epidemic Diseases, so generally prevalent. 'ffie remarkable Case of Colonel Oliver,. produced by exces.- • sive heat and fatigue at the Siege of Seringapatarn (of,which w e shall give olonel's own account), is:here/brought .for Ward,, as it must do away -every doubt bf it s efficauy,. ' and display . t restorative powers of the No. ala i Wiginore-street, .Cavendisit,square, . sirs FehttlarY 19, lgOr• In the late Campaign. in India (which rermlnated so fortu nately for tlie : British Empire;,- 1 Was exposed, during rentliroughthe Mysore, - to excessive fatigue and a butn ing sun, -that - enervated my-whole system, which increased` rapidly in the Course of the,Slege of Seringapatam; during from the _dampness of the entrenchments, I - was at tacked Withitmloient dysentery,• and by further exertion in the carl - ying. by assault this important place, was so far re duced as ti he tendered incapable of - further service. ; th e whole system hadreceived a shock that threatened immedi ate dissolution„ no pail of:it seemed longer capable of ptrforrti:, ing its proper funetion.; , ..the stomach and bowcis . were una bl e . to .retarn the small quantity of _food taken, ,Which passed off. iinmediately ; .theneNous - . system and hi useUlar tiores were equall) ) '.atletletti with constant tremor and debility, to such a degree as to render even walking extremely dittkult. This afetion, with the' constant irritation in 'the "Stornich ind bowels, prOdUced-continuaLpain and fatigue. •'' During • passage to Eiitland, I -.had . : e very, assistance smallest advantdgc:. On iny. arrival: I p,rc:curcd, rnecii(N aid from every quarter that was thought likely to 'afti_itd - o:liet, and. lOr several months' atren4ed reg-elarlir to the arid regiMen ,prescribed.by pv4'hysicaans, Nvizinurnx &ix the least beta:tit. In Ottobet, last I called ycu, to ni4uire •if Hallam and Co.'s . Exfrad,'.or -AFrima ' likely to be of service in my hopctess.,situation.: , :k.:took fram Odr recommendation, ind have ; the hap triiicssof ing : inyself perfectly restoreci : and that by w . ; a.te tioxek s only. A tew doses`produced an e a se -and reguan'tv 'in rhe stomach andZ6vvels, 'that, had not been er perirtic<Niinc r l.tihiev! tirSt attack, of the disorder.. In short, the whole train ot Ms • _ . trcssing symptoins were soon eilez.tua:ly;rclit•ved, and I have now th;; happiness to enjoy a` state•of health I Lad filitetr•44.7 6011 tuexpea • T 0.13. Shaw, No, 74i.Borf)tigth I . oll dPne • . • Alany additional proofs of its eftleacy.66 Int.rnerolat ih; sertikin here, thco..gh equal IV singular..and attested,' tuay be s:.l ir. a Pamphlet, delivered gratis .ias •above„, we refer the Valetudinarian. The Proprietors particularly request urc lAsersliva careful to cbserVe oacn box ha'S -a' Certificate, 'sip,:ed itr it 5 , 4 .4 L. as . ;no , othkr, can. .genuin.o... • ' • ' ; _ Sold wholesale Ord ) ; V 13: Shaw', go. !•",1: licirottgifi'N._ retail by Itairer• and Co. Ediribiargh Wow:. aiiazbix , Veildet in every. Town, in bores of ss. andi arys packages, containiiis fire .ss. tvv , / duty included. . " • • ~. ate... ~ .