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Thu Prolopie to bz spuken.by Mr. LYRE, And the Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. wITH • - IF YOU WISEUFOR A:SHARE NO TIME MUST BE This Day was published, In One Volume Bvo. price ss. in boards, ("NBSERVATIONS on EMPHYSILWA, or the Disease which 'arises trans an Etrusion orAte into the Cavity or the Thorax, or Subeutaneotis M6nilitane. By ANDREW HALLIDAY, M • ► Member of the Royal Medical and Natural History Societies Or Edinburgh, and Fellow of the lCoyal'llighland Society of Scotland. y , Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, and Orrne, Nternos. ter-row,. Loodont; and 1. Anderson, Edinburgh.. THE FORTY I EVE S Ali 13a1;;the pour Brother, Mr. NURSER; Ganem, his Son, Mr. KELLY ; • Mustapha, Cobier of Bagdad, Mt. - MAIF-IMS'; Selim, 'Leader of the Caravan, Mr.4)IGNUNI ; Abdallati, Captain of the Thieves, Mr. RAY ; Hasarac, second Captain, Mr. OE CAMP Zaide, wife of Cassini Baba, Mrs. HAR LOWE ; Cokia wife of Ali Baba • Mrs.ISLAM}; • .„„ Zelie, daughter of a Bashaw, Mrs,, m / yr It EW s ; morgiana, Slave to Cassim Baba, and Zelie's Sister, Mrs. N ; Oreobrand, Genius o M f OUNTAIthe Forest. and Proteetor of . the , Thieves, Mr. RAYMOND ; Ardenelle, Fairy of the Lake, Protectress of Ali Baba's Family, Miss BOYCE. r ' j ( 3 :: "„" 63 . .Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. PLau .Second 25. •Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is.. Second ce 6d: No Money to be returned. ~,Pl _ 2(.'es for the Boxes tube taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box -nice, Russell-street. - The Doors to be opened at Llall-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morow, Tinte's a Tell-Tale. To which will be Added, the Comic Opera of Rosins. ()11 W ednesday, Ibe Umbria; with (first time these 2o years) The Divorce. Oil Friday, a oine -Cd in which Mrs. fordan will per form, ' y, THEATRE Roy COV NT:GAR 01iN.., T O-MO[111(3.1W EVENING, Nov. '3, 1807, will be performed • A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE. Old Rapid, Mr. 'AWN DEN I Young Rapid, Mr. LEWIS • Frank Oatland, . Mr. 4M U. RV% Ellen, Miss WADI/A' • Miss , Vort , ex, -Mrs. MA'IsTOCKS ; I e.sy. batland, GIBBS. RARLEC-1131.N. , AND MOTHER GOOSE Oi, GOLDEN EGG. • _ boxes 6s. S econ d P r ic e 35. l' i t 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— aUcry 24. Second l'ijce is..—Upper Gallery is. - Second t`rice 4d. —No Money to be returned. Places for thv 130 us to be taken of Mr. Brandon, tit the mox-office, in Ilan .street. . The boors to be opened at, Half past Five, and been at zlalf past Six. 9 1 1 Wednesday, the' Comedy of .John Bull ; or. An.F.rig- I, "Thman's Fire-side. To which will be added, the Farce of fortune's Frolicks. S OCIETY.OF ANT:I&ARTES OF LONDON, SO. MERSET PLACE,_ • November 2. tBf7. OTICE is hereby given ; That the WEEKLY M E Evenin C g N'S of this SO CI J., TYill he d.on "r3 dd , the sat of November , lint. to tesume the .u.sual -.Nil.: • NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Sccrrtary. EAST LONDON' WATER WORKS. PrIMF • DIRECTORS for.Condilaing the Business 'of this • Undertaking have the pleaiure to inforM the i nhiNitants of the EASTERN DISTRICT of the - ME.. .;,.. It $ J l P, 01.1 S and its ENVI RUNS, that a considerable sti already been made in the Cotistruilion of the above b "_ lt 4, and that the eompany of Proprietors will speedily e enabled to afford them a plentiful • Supply of Thames Water. - _ , 7 By Order of ( the Court of Direaors. • PICKERING, Chia Clerk and Secretary. . . . . ROVIDENT LIFE INSURANCE and AN:. Nurry OFF IC L, Soutlumppif:.strer, - Strand, condo TRISIDINT, T ile Most Noble the Marquis or , BUCILINGHAM, K. E. V ICE.PR ZbIDUITS, I% ,, I arCIIIIS of Sidisbury,K.G. Viscount Cbet w y ud Land 'is - • envie Viscount Dunconnon ' c ount ulkeley Lord lira) broke. .4rnui- TitiISXSES.. 3 s of Buckingham I • Lord l3raybrooke. • William Praed, Rscf..Kl •i ) • The objea of this Institution is to encourage the truly iatttlable design of Lite I tistirAnce And Provision for Old Age, by reducing those transactions to principles Of the utmost pos sible l'ublic iienetit : w it h this view an extensive. Society of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into a Subscrip tion 0f,250,0001. to constitute an Original Capital, and, talc.' ing upon themselves the sole responsibility Lstablish.. Tent, they entitle the Persons insured and AnnititantS to par ticipate in Profits, after the expellees of an economical ma hagernent are defrayed, in which the President . , Direaors, Trustees, and Auditors act gratuitously. Thus, by .the.spe eifie Sums insured, and the division of continy,ent every Member has the fullest possible value for his l'Ay Mews, Without being subject to calls upon' any losses whatever. This important And unprecedented advantage is peculiar to %he Provident Institution.. Military Men insured at this Office are not charged with any additional Premium, unless called into actual Service. NO Admission I. ees'are required; nut is any charge made for Insurance and Annui'ies may be effelted any day within °l nce hours, which are trom Ten till Four. - • N. D. ST. CROIX. Sec. A 'Parrlplrer, explaining the Principles and Terms of this I nstiturion is published by Messrs. Cartel! and Davies; and il‘'Y be had arthe flOuse of the Institution, and ut the Agents Booksellers, price bd. MONEY. MESSRS. 'LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may he desirous of hurrovying Txhipo a. " ' 4 tY or l'crioan ent s sof NlO N }:Y, that they can at all, s and Atliollt advance any Sum from One re ti to Ten 'flionsaiid Pipinds, anti upwards, on personal or 40 Y other Securit y, aris.ll,4 frotn Marriage. Settlenituas, hY in the Funds,. Cle r gy hiellS' Livings, or Freehold, Copy ,ld and Leasehold Estates, on fair and equitable Terms, end will c nututt every Negotiation at less ex pence than What Is usually incurred in pecuniary teansaaions. r etsonal'App ve licatio:is Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily. re ,ve 4 t I. tor, lemiyn-street, St. latncs' Anti . yost. paid, will be inimediaiely . answered. A -I en years purch'ase will be liaven for s:cured trtuitics. KING'S ROYAL LET I'loo I'A'I'LNT- C 0) )1301,41Y-s . , EG.ETABLE BALSAM, for AsThnias, Consumptions, established . IY 30 t.al3, and from"inany thousand certibcates ot iierforincil by it (which' are,for ,publie- inspection at 7 !. .3, I lloorrisbury-Sipare, where 'advice - !nay be had every (1 5 , (ruin Ictl e'Llock till Two) . it is allowed by the Ea kulty to be the only elliciciOns lternedY for the libel/v. Corti , plaints.. The following Nobility recommend it to be kept flies: Rlargids of Lotnian; Lords Dudley and Ala; it Crantlev, and Montfort! Ladeis Dudley z t! Ward, t' 4l,ll uutil, Fortescue, Grantley, and APplecce ; Si r ene "i s P°Y le .and Drouly ; C olonels Baker and De With , • :lotto Coghill Edward Newenhattti . and ma ny ,Nttletil l too nutnerot4l,4 au•Ativertiseinenr. No. 11,070 . . Prize of . Zzo,rooo No. t 5,078 ~.. .... Priie of, - . woo SWIFT and co. NT, 9 . tl, Poultry, and 1 :', Char -0 . irig 7 cross, respedfolly inform the Public that the above Capital Prizes (drawn on , Friday last) were sold and shared at their Offices. No other PriZe,above wool. in the present Lottery has bren sold , ' FRI DAY N LX I', November 6th, wilt he the Fifth Day of DrawiliA, who.:l the • First-drawn Ticket will receive 40,0001. besides which the Wheel contains 2 - Prizes of . Ciao° t 2 . Prizes of - ‘roo - . - of • 50* a of - Also 590 . of 251. and 3625 Tickets in the Supplementary Lottery. ' Six Days remain to draw. , • • N.B. The Contratiors' oilr of Money for the Supplemen tary Tickets will expire on the t6th orthis• Month. ThoSe who keep them beyond that day must take their chance in the Supplementary Lottery. OLD ESTABLISHED MILITARY, NAVAL, CLASSICAL, and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. Quay-street. ,Newport, l.sle of Wight. L'ABBE DE ORENITH E, 'English Denilen NI • •P. Of the 'University of PariS, and Author of seve ral Works published in,that Capital, has the honour to quaint Ladies and Gentlcitien who Intendl their Children for the Navy or A rim:, and who , wish, by a liberal F.titication, to lead them to the path ol Glory, that he has, under the pa tionage of Ills Royal Highness trieDuke of Xent, undertaken to prepare for Marlow, &c. a limited number of respedablc and - welF recommended , young Gentlemen. Terrill per Quarter. Board. 'Eptlish, French, Latin, t:cography, Use of the Globes, Drawing, 11.1anceuvres, U onnery, Fortification, and Navigatioh, - ,C to TO 0 Parlour Boarders under 14 years - . rs rc 0 Entrance, - 3 3 o Private Lessons in any of the above Branches of Education. 'V Drawing, ' Music,. Dancing, :cc. by Masters 'from London, it Nov. 3, 1807, • DUTTON's CIRC.tIM.ATING, LIBRARY, . 45. c;RACEelill Rett:STßii, SiIBSCRIP,ERS and the Public are rest)eafplly'.. informed•rillt s, NEW CATALOGUE (If this truly vi., luable andlnoat extensive National ColleMion is no%v ready for inspedion ; containing that universality of Seledion, an , tient and modern, cah;ulated to give sinisfadiOn to every class of Readers; and,,troin the extensive arrangements, an .amplo Supply, equal to any 'possible• demand for Town and the British Dominions. Lvery new book added soon as pub lishett :Catalogues and T.ernis to be had at the Library. The Basins anti Reviews added Monthly, for the accoinniWa. titan of Subscribers. • SCARPA,ONI THE DISEASES OP 'THE EYES. This Day were published. In One large -Volurnp r llvo. illustrated by 'Three Engravings, price ins: 6d. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Prin a. cipal DISEASES of the EYES: ,illustrated with Cases. Translated frimri thr Italian of Antonin Scarp", Professor of Anatomy and k'raeticAl Surgery in the Univer sity ot Pavia, Sze: Szc. With Notes: TAMES BRIGGS, - Member of the Royal College of Surg.:oa4 in London, and Assistant -Surgeon of the Pnblic Dispensary: ior T...C.404,111 and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, . In Three large Volumes, Svcs., price 21. 2S, in boards. A N ExposmoN Of 7 the HISTORICAL ..cx, WKI NGS of the NEW TES LAMENT, with geficaions sohjoiood to cac tf Seet ion. • Ity thy late Rey. TIMOTHY f:ENRICK. With Menioirs of the Au t hor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patermia ter-row. Tills Day was published,_ NUNlBlii( XI. (Yrice at.) Of a New , Montnly entitled TETE ATOEN}EUM.; a MAGAZINE 'of LI- . TERAIt? anu NIISCELLANEOUS VORNIA- Condoned by AIK IN, -M. U. Printed for Longtnnit, tturst ? Rees; and Urov, Paternos ter-row ; and Cata 1 .d. and Davies, Strand. •. craturntaiNo, General COrrespondence. Labillardiere's Letter to Messii: Komi; awl. Sims. Narrative of the late . MutiOy ar Malta (oncluded). Four in Er. Aland (continued) QJcstions re;. setting Mr. • Malthus. Gray** . fruit:twins. 'Synonymit • Elucidations (continued}. On Patience. Conduct of Navi gators towards Savayso Grammatical •Discu,sion chided). ()miliaria. • Surrimpryi view of the l'r 4 (l, Russia and. China. Claisicat Disquisitions. Archilochus. Caltinus Tyrtious, Mtinnersius Extracts front the Gre cian I.)rarna: . Accounts of, and Extracts front, Rare and , Coli's Books. Account of the tirst.ininted.rsalters'(con ettidect). Memoirs of Distniguisheil. Persons. Memoirs of ' s t . Francesco. , Original Puctry iterary and NI itc.'llane ous ittformation. Monthly List of New PUblii:ations. A4eteorological Regisrer, Discoveries and linprovtittcutsfa Arts And Manufactures. I)oillestic.4,.)ccurrences Englanit‘„' Watts, Scotland, .lrctand.. l'oreign Occurrences,' Reirol; • spelt of Public Aff.iirs. , Commercial Rep:irt.. Prices CO,. relic ' Couise of Exchacge: , Privet oi , hullioni Price of Stocki. • - Premiums: of titsuraint.• ~ :Agtislultural Repair. Pticei of G :Co Klyotuiptts This Day was published, • In Four Volumes, limo. priCe One Guinea, inboards, - - • A new Edition, carefully Revised and Correitted, of EMOIRS of NIARMON/'EL, written by IV Himself, containing his Literary and Political Lite, and Anecdotes of the prier-yid Characters of the Eighteenth Century.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orin:, rater-- noster-row ; ahti holm Murray, Flect-strcet. • " This is one of the most interesting rodudions which has issued from the French Press sink the Revollitio;v The style o f the Work is also not leSi attractive than its Matter; it is eloquent, flowing, and easilp inclines, in pursuing the course of ei-ents,,either to the ludicrous or To the merit of truth it adds all thi; gra.:os and actr:i:tions at:a WZ)rk at. Fancy." —AI wit lily, feNaVv: for ..Novonbpr. and pc- . cember, 1815, " We are not sure that we have peritsed'any Book, since the commencement of our critical career, that has allorded 'us more•entertainment than these little volunics. - utile is . so gay and airy, the ton: of sentiment so mild and unaisunting, and the living pictures with which the busiest pal of the scene is crowded, so lull of ,Rlic:;cy, truth, and vivacity, that it is impossible not to be charmed withshe greater part of the pertormance."-- E din. Rev., • • • This Diy was published, 'pt ice :Is. 6d. • No. IV. git . x NeW Monthly Publication ' entitled MHE AGRICULTURAL - MAGAZINE • • tar, the Farmer's Monthly loirrnal of Husbandry and Rural Aiftirs. Erniaellished - with Descriptive P Imes: Cendndect by R. W. DICKSON. M.D. Author of " Practical Agriculture," and HOnority Member of the Board of Agriculture ; assisted by.several .einitient Prattical Farmers. Containing besides a great variety of other interesting Mat.. ter, .a Description of a. Machine tOr stirring the Malt in Mashing Vats, with Remarks on the Support of Floors over Horse Walks, and other large A rca ta , with a Plate.—:-On the Constrnetion of -W ;Tel Carriages used in Hushandry--De, scription of a new invented bras, with Four Tritek Wheels —An Interesting Essay, on the Culture of-the rotatie as a Food firr stile and Swine . .•—Query concerning Rant. —On the general Mode of Keating Turkies..—The ties of Symmetry and the Language of Agriculture explained. —flints on' the utility of the :Zebra, the Quacha, the Ass, arid as Domestic AMinals.—On tne Disadvantages ofculttvating Hops extensively, and other unprofitable Sys tents which are pursued in Herehmishire.—Critical Opinions and Observations.—OndifFeient Methods of planting. Apple Trees.—On the Bites of Snakes and Adders, and the S,tings of Hornets and Wasps.—On the Agriculture of America. Some Particulars concerning the Arabian - and Barbarian Horses.—On 'the Fly and Maggot in 'Sheep.' s — Enumeration of Patents lately granted for new I tiventions.—Accoonts of useful B inks on Kural Affairs. —A Monthly Register of Agri cultural Transactions and 'OccurrenceS,• itwhiding the Re turns of Fairs, Markets, Agricultural Societies, & c.. . •Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Viacom ler- row. LOST. N F.XT fRIDA Y, November 6th, PORI Y THOUSAND !POUNDS tbr. fhe Fl pikA'‘V N. C K ET; it may be six Tv THOUSAND P.OUNDS. IF the First-drawn is a Supplementary Ticket; the ; Holder has a Chance for the. TWENTY THUU SAND POUNDS Plt 1 Ein the Little Suppleineptary Lot tery olonly.6,oots Tickets. " Sir .JAMES. 13RANSCOMR. and- Co. ever anxious to obli4e their Friends and the Public, strongly recommend them to purchase immediately, lcut. from the circumstoice gainimg the I mrnense Sum of Sixty Thdusand , Pounds, at the trifling tisk of Twenty-one Pounds Ten Shillings, all the rickets or Shares should be sold • before the next Day of Drawing, to the gat disappointmeht of anxious Adven.: •turers. TICKET.., anti-SHARES, warranted [lndrawn, arc now selling at Sir TAMES lit< ANSCO MII and Co.'s Lucky Lottery Ptfices, Holborn. Cornhill, and Haymarket. Note. - 7 TI CK ETS and SHAKES will certainly advance again before Friday, the 6th November. NEXT FRIDAY, November 6th, FORTY THOUSANII P( P Uls . 4 DS for the FIRS l'-DIAW.N TICKET ; it may. be SIXTY THOUSAND I'OUNDs. , • IF the First-dowtris.a Supplementary Ticket, the Holder has a Chance for the TWENTY THOU.. SAND POUNDS -1 3 It I 1 E in the Little Supplementary I..Ot tery os onlysfi f ooo Tickets.. from the above unprecedented- Grand Prize being to be obtained at so small an Adventure, the probable circum stance is, that every Ticket and Share will be sold before the next Day's l)iawing.. ' Warranted Li mita wn TI CK ETS and SHARES still on Sale at J. WARN hit's, No. 16, Corniiill, facing the Royal 'Exchange. • • PRESENT PRICE. Ticket•• . ,C2l .10 o 'Half - to fS o Eighth - - 4216 o quarter 5 to o ',Sixteenth r 8 6 ETS and SHA It ES will certainly advance again before the Next-Day's Drawing. , Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes. Post - Office Orders, Of short-dated Bills, will be treated the same as if present. A CARD TO TUE LAMES. r T."‘HE high - Repute in which Mrs. VINCENT'S rend er i s n i e t a u ai :k o hl; COW u iNaNr),Dlo's expatiatel.(lt.) N un s i tLnd v s ir t t i t t i t e r s i v . a u le u d t a. s ;natty spurious Compositions ieciar duty tb:eivritroiritilirotshect,lno.notilalet w h l c ia r t is sold by the under mentioned ay., signed with M. E. Vincent in her own hand n e o u n b e i i.;, g s: t e u i t je t t t POintmeots, writing. • 1t is a radical cure for every species of Eruption, and a most innocent and ellicacinus Medicine ;is in the highest estimation by persons of the first distindion, and those who have experienced its value have testified gratefully the benefit they nave derived from the use of it, which may be. seen b y al ytyjog to Mrs. Vincent, 4, Davies-weet. 1 hey ate too num...runs-to insert in an advertiseinent-..but many which are printe ,l are given with cacti bottle gratis. •,-QtiartS SE 6(li Pints is. 6d. Halt-pints as. 9(1. Mrs.. 'Vincent's Genuine Cowland's Lotion is sold by her, 4, DA , iles-s:rect, Grosvenor...square ; Baccin and Co. .10, oxford-street, opposite New.lionit.street ; Bole!, 4. and •It iggs, elleap4itle Tun and Holmes, )royal' Exchange ; " Mrs..Nesyhery. Corner St. Paul's Churchyard; and every repittable Vender of Genuine Medicines. • • . • . To przent Critinterfeits, please to ask for Mrs. Vincent's nwland's Lotion,. and see that her Name is signed on each bottle. 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, ' by its .i. softening, heating, and tonic ertalities, :is well as by its ' Salutary effects; alfirds.a sure prospee.t.of returning' strength, and a Cerfain hope °flutist:War inviy,oration, to those who are debilitated by premature or exCessive iqdulgencics : hence arise weakness of sight, ye, tigos. loss at appetite. : ou t Mental' decay.. A body that is enenared in youth seldom - recovers itself; old age and , intirtnities speedily come on; and the thread . 01 lite is shortened.; for the foundation, of a happy Old age is a good constitution in youth. Temperanee and mo. deratton, at that age, are passports to happy grey hairs. The- Cordial Halm of Gilead most wonderfully cherishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sex, 'whether hereditary or owing to youthful im;.rit. dencies; this Medicine will alliXil the most w,nderliii relief, In Nervous Cons'umptions its merits stand unrivalled : it en • ters innyancl iniiteS with the most subtle.ofthe :onntil filiiils, assists and invigorates the decayed . iiiiee3;.and_throwS a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relax :.l parts that stand in need of assistance. • , As Dr: SO LO NI Q N's practice is now beenme so great and • exunsive, and his constant ingagenients rewire a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when tori Stilted, the usual compliment of a - Guinea ; beet all Writ ten cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order fur Medicine and rentittanee, to be answered at his. lei sure. are required to inclose only Halt . ..a-Guinea. Such let. ; tors shOull, fix:safety, be thus direCleit—" Money-letter, Or. Solomon; Gilead House, near Liverpord ; paid double postage." --Letters may he ordered to bc addressed fur X. Z., . or A.B. at the Post.Onice, till called:for. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Tivi i i Cuintatt. The Coidial Bald of.G illeadis sold in bottles- price half-a , juitien e.iell ; there lire ais m . .bottle N, price :.'cuntaining, ug equal to four bottles at s. (id. by . which t he . . delft saves gs. including also the duty; the sramp or which' Pfeil s the P roprielin's name and, address, " Samuel Solomon, L pool," ten imitate which is felony. t 4 .13. it' is necessary to observe, that the postage of Al; letters. wh::tever, must be paid. - The. Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-impetigineSi and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " - Guide 10,11e:1111W It re . c Sold by Mrs Nlatliews, !Vie, tS, Strand, LoWdon i 'Mr. Smith, P,irluitter, No. 3S, and Mr. ItPcburti, North Bridge; Mr., B a xter amt Mr. Scott, Singh-Bridge ; Mr. Daviilsorrand Hitshand, Eider znut Co. tidinhtirgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgeiw i W. Carnertin., Gre,:nock ; G. llrowniii4, l'aisjoilf; 11. Craw. , ,h)of, Kiimarnadc; I .V. Young, Irvine; A, Visl*tit,"anti t', .-0 ( Winteside, Ayr: W csawfold, (;irvan ; l . tarcon, . ',..ve ' Douglas; T. MiNlillan; Kirkcudbright i'T.M'Credie, Kirk.. goy; t. l'Aytit. Leven;',..l. Dempster, Cuparl - Allan, Utut• deer P. Criigiei Niontrutv ; I. mitliel I, and 1. Anderson, A s,:rdeei l ; t)i. W hite..4.lanirs ~,)”.Intosl4.- 1 4foeritess,; T Nl.*Kenzie, Storn3way ; I).:.. TitylAli.Strtniraerf Initbsink anti Ilisitet, Perth; W.Andetson i Stertiog; Coke-sort Riiii, Leith". .A..eg.intier, Dunfermilf.o 4 , Wilson, Dunbar ;. Vinnet, At lowatit ; Dickson, Inglis. Dumfries; i'licr4on, Berwick; W,,, , 1ae1, Atnotick ; Paterson,. Arbnt,;.4not. anti. Jamieson, I'e. terni.-...A ; A. M.Donald, Trongate; Waset W ; and by Moo B „ k ic iterd antt - VeNiets of Patent MA'kkitines ist..the Culled Ilingclon. .3t, r r CO.II.IIISSIONERSfor . :P7CTUIILI.I.VG , Ili : Majesty's Navy hereby :Alose, Notice, , That rx Ifi'lliiesday, the 1.1 December next, they will be xestaytn•• eterive ,Te4dets; b; wilting (sealed up), and treat fof= the• Supply of Fred , BEE F, fOr the use of His Majesty's Troops at the Islands .and Cdonieshee - rusuler mentioned, vim. Surinam ; Berbire, Deme rara,. TiistWad,"Tobag. , 4 crenada, I.larbad;es,. Lucia, Dominica, .elatiguss,.ssnd . St. Itiitts, rtu irg thi space of Tvvelve- Illonths certain, ;Irons tst3larch, tB.,g, and further until Six ilfonths igtenink ;hall be given ; to be paid for by Bills; payable, avid , interest, ninety daft after dare,' • •if The Conaltiwts of, the Contraa' ( , 'tvhich Ma; be taken cortf-,i , stlY for the whole; or vparately for nab Island or Co - lon") may. 6c seen at the SeCretary's Ogee . . No regard will be had . to any ,Tender the ice shall not be inserted in tvords at length, or thsit not hi, delivered..ii the Board before One o'Citick on tee sail ll'edoesday, the zd Dr_. centh:te next, nOr unless the Person who Makes .the Tender, 4 r toast person on, hi; heh4 l .l. attends, to ans:tuir, nailed PICTUALLING-OFFICE, . ifilgurt 3t, 18'4. rirHE COMMISSION! Rg for 1/7C7'LIALLING HIS m.dyffsrl-s. NAP Y d. hereby give INA,,:itr, 7l w t vet Wedit}s..l..y; the 2d December nixt, lho will it read). tol t ecekte Tenders, in - Writing (sealed treat for tee Snab' f all /tech greant7lles of FLOUR, S A 1:11.: and PYRK; PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAYAI. or TENERI'FFk WINE,. wt. gray- be rtired ."14 - the ire .11is 'Troops stationed at .the bland/ ,Nd erd.mies h e ve, vu d er viz.. Sur-leans, Ikr.qee, Demerara, Tritt!daa; I'o6:tir.7„ G , rnaa'a; B a rbadoes, St; Vincent, St, Lucia, Dond , ;lea; ./Inlitita, and St. kiat, during the•trace of Twelve illmthr cc, tale, from the 3sl . March, •tB-4,. anal farth.ir until Six It'hoths .Warning. • /ball - given; to be paid jpr pfcahle, with intevit, ninety' defy./ after . The Conditions of . the Contra. 9 (whit h agiy be taken conjoint() fct, the whole, or ilta.airly for .0 , p.ittieular Island 4r Colo. 0) nt.ty be seen at the Setnetau.'s PO're, • • . No regard will be bawd to an; Tender its cohk6 the Pries shad not be inserted be wordy at length, or that sbal4 not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock ox the said INnend.ry, the 2d December next, N9r unless the Person who makes the Tender; or scene.P.:rson air 'hie bohall, attends, to answer, lobo, ca,led,f.o. PICTCULLIIVG-OFFIL t, Oa: 23, ifio7. THE CO.II,IIISSIONERS'for ViCTUdLLINO , M4IESTrs N 4 1 1. Y do herely give Mike, That on Friday the tlilt of Novernbir next, tley will he ready to rereivi Tenders, in wilting (sealed up), and treat for TwO Hundred Thonsand Uallom of WEST INDIA RUM; to 6e delivered from Ig:rehouses in which it shall have hen bonded, fin: of Duty, One Hal f in the course of One illonih; and the'rentainder in One Month afterward?, in:v His Majerty's Piqualling.Sturff at Porluncutb, PlyAlio4l lb,. and ,Cork,.ia' Lions, viz. Gallons. Portsmouth . Plymouth Curt: . 8,3,00 c, • 10D,ace 20,0cd 2 ':,0,c00 . The Conditions of the Contrail: (In Which sow n ew /ternla.: dons have been introduced) shay be WI: at the Secretaty'S Qt j 'ire. N.B. No Thrder will be abutted fir a less quantio , than me, Tbowsand rtlr eirill rt;gard be had to any in whif4 toe . Price slhal ,nt he inserted lit words at length, or that shall not hi delluered to 4*. Board befit? One o'c:lsck, on the :Old Friday, 141 t;th of Noventlier next, .nor unlest the Person whet makes th'cree.; der, or some Pelson on his behalf, zittorde, to ansurr,, zubrw called /cr. WHEN Professional Alen of Education ant i keSponsitullty deviate from the general Syst em by the selealrin of a peculiar branch,*the *sanction of long Con• hinted success is the best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years' have 1 .devoted my practice, to the eadjosi ye treatment of Three Disorders, ant th .niecessful rcsialt of my plan gives RIC additional . ardor to oppose, as t ar a s 1 in Able, the ravages of those Complaints winchlre the most important in the Catalogue Of iit u Infirmities. Atter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon.' 1 formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, equally *dangerous precipitancy of c u g r e e ne u ca l4' h ra i l e c u ti T de. eetet h l e m T y hr 'a e t e te b n i f 3 i ° X, er c s o ) mprise every species or VttN E -4t, t: AL ,1N ECTION, whether of a recent or long du.. 'ration; idly, All kinds whether arising from the 'habits of schoal.boys, or the indulgences of mature . ' ag ' e lastly, teat derangement of th e s y stem i n wo. . men Aildi whichis called I3AKILENN E SS, Or STE 14.1 LIT Y. Numerous Diseases are the result at ignorance, or' hasten in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhceu f and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lite- are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hbur.--Ily a superior me. thud such Complaints . are cured ; 'and,- even wi ter el others .have tailed, I 'trust that 1' may presume to utter roiliest re.establishinent, .• Few, are the cases of complitated distresr in .thisedvvii howeve r, order ' compared with the calamitous sit uat i ons of Mne,' who, train an indulgence in a' solitary vice , or t he prevalent wiieties of x fashionable life, acquire that amp efoehilisy, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Suffi:rer broods over his misery, butt carefully conceals Ips inistortillie, it may, he state conso.'. Action fur hint to know, that although it be an objeet of , • doubt or uncertainly with. other ilraMiti cots, the remove! of ,these. Deticioicies by the 'graituAl progress of Reno.va. tion, is- the acquirement at *ty Experience.. I t the ritvi of Bacchus ; -o; Venus have blgan to reduce Manly vigour. Imel) anxiety. wilt be prevented by all early Cowman. 4linif. this languid State ; and in these cases, ins great difficulty will occur. lint - where-this DefieiencY his for yekirs existed, a p rope i perireverance ,is i wits pettablv , equisire to-revive thelluirt., bering'Spitfits of tile, and to ie-animata the Constitution. MAltltili I ) WiI4EN, who have long been disappointed in trwir cxvccl4tiotifi of a Vantilyi . may be assured, that iii rnOSE instan c es, itiOtilefestis are curable by filtsiieal skill. The :04 .witi , h Is so csoottiat to -my undertaking. an d opoitilatioa dons mallet I have prOttalet? tO state, form the basis,uf .my ..pretensions, and in coincidence with . Lave fA thiS,.inttcri,ltion is given, that 141 r, lifee may be consult*d .pers4hally, br by Letters, finclosine a srnail Note), at hut Nitif : 4q, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple.liar. I ,'Kezre Is an additional V.ntrarice in. Writer.stiee,i wbontit`g, and the Nante is on both the doors. IVI ur t N 11i imi menow , )1 the e.l:ege of SurgeonSs .: v o c rd t . h fo ey i • A exUr WM. —Some Persuns who falsely assert them.. selves to he N lenthers of the Royal Coliei. e; baying' for s eve . rat months Pard,,coliied my - Advertise:lions almost wont,. and.inserred thein. as their own productions' it is my , t duty to mention, that those Persons are not Mernt.eri e t. any 11),roeniLeriw.11"e' .tor il