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. ~ . iLATillnli. ift - A 4 . , 4t .v.,• , , ,, „ 6,,, . f. 4 8 -;' . ''''', ' - It r, -,-; -4, ( - 00 . 4 .. -`, 'f' ' --' e - ~: er..... . _ :. , . - . . i %j ct it oe , .i. i, 4 • F!' 6 d rjy .: > , --- - , --45 1 ft1) 01, ' A r ~ ,A....p,1 . 1 -.:" ~.:.• ...q "., ...r.e., , ~,.... v .... ~... , N 9,,,... o, K4.,:' ..-__ 4, ir x 4. i ~~• :,$-^,.' • ',4 1. 21 .1 _A p\... - ..-...._ T.-U-E S . ILA Y, •..JA NE A ii, - Y . 12, . i 81.3. NU AI ittit 63181 [PRICE SIXPENCR-ItATSPENNY. TI IF ATItF, ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , rims PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 11', 1813, Al of Their Nl.ijesties' Se wants will perform the Comic Opera TILE CASTLE OE ANDALUSIA. Al Owns° Mr. BRA! lAM la Pallid which Character he will introduce, in the First Act, a new " The Voice of her I iii•e," compaserlpy Mr. Parry. comai , nrcra eut of * Act The Besrilder'd Maid." U In Act 111. " Victory," and the celebrated Duet of "- t 1 1)" with Mr. PYNE.; • I)on Caesar, M. 13ELLAMY; Dun Scipio, Mr. PENSON; Don Fernando, Mr. PYN * V• ; pun loan, Mr. PENLEY ;• Pedrillo, Mr. LOVF,GROVE ; • Spada, Mr. KNICaT ; Sanguino, Mr. I. WALLAC`e:i • ictoria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; / C4ta lio 4 ) Miss KELLY; "4"l.seilas Mrs. SPARKS ; Lorenzo, Mrs. DICKONS, After which, for th e I Mil ti me , ft ne W M e l o- D rama ti c Comic Pao tot-lime, called lIARLEQIITIN AND fitiAIPO ; SirarOr, col,tl:4l4lXt. BY CANDLELIGHT! Data po Atuti ral.terwaids H.eari tit it), :tie. HARTLAND ; (mlailor of thellSi ti .s , .arli afterwards Clown), Mr. KIRDY; s UII RGLES. ge , lattager, r . RAY MONII. .;" Moi-h* to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Begitta. )„, k "e °Pet ql at •if t Five o'Clock, to be- Itio at half pro.t Six. ha Pas Ilur".' y 4 .; Price 3 i.fid.—Pit, 35.. t;t4.; S'econd ~,sreijr,lll,,,4,r(Gallery its.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; 4,4 (41 _,,,.(7lo)exre:,an:ll,,k,c'e! to .be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book- Fun r , °thee in Little Russell-street, Worn Ten till feloyeri,roul Teu in the Evening until the Doors ate leggin nerd the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ; with Har -11"1 a rid ILnipo; Columbine by Candlelight! *in ,i v , o l l ,.;l:r',L;eLly has liven some time in preparation, and 4e announced for perform:nice. .8.0.10,...... . • * TICKETS and SHARES for the enuing :lAA ter), arc ots Sale at the Mice ! if . .. HAZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 9.3, Royal EXCliallge. This Lotteryconsist's of i:t,000 Ticlie tsllatv, every'oile of which will be drawn separately from the Wlietri, for which purpose Government has granted Two Days of Dro - Aing, viz. The 14th and 1, - )th January. .1:A AT INDIA AND CHINA TRADE. 1 it MEtTING . of the C().NI.NrITTEE ap . pointed foethe Preservition pf the IMPOtti"RA F1)1.: frt,l , l t:ie EAST INDIES and (.3-IINX to the PORI' o;7 LON DON, held onjhur id:ay, the 7th iiist.int, Sir ROBEIV WIGRAM, Bart. iu the Chair ; Resolved; • - , Nk'.,Wi ...I3TIBLLCATIONSI. Thic Du.3* wa putiii4}wa, prico 2s. . : RE17.11?.,W of; the Right e_!ANNINf.),. ()a f it iate Kira-it:li tor us relates to the (414,!1111011, of Pence cud of ReiOras. „•., That it General Meeting of the itlerehants, Bankers, Traders, and all otlwr persons in any way interosted in the preservation of this Trade to•the Port of London, be held, hy permiSSion of the Right' Honourable the Lord Mayor, in the Egyptian-hall, at. the Mansion Heim, ctttThursday, the e 1 st .lautr:ry instant, at Tweire o'clock, at noini, for the inirposts of tatting into their most serious consideration trioSe measures which it will he expedient to adopt in order, to protect the in terests of the Port and City of Loudon, under the great and important changes conteatplated iii this 71'rade t , whi. h the _Committee.presume to regard as threatening, in their con sequences, the prosperity AA general interests of the Metro polis, witnout adequate advantages to the Empire. The itigialionourable the Lord Mayor ha ohligingly con sented to take the Chair on this occasion, at One o'Clock precisely. • By Order of the Committee, • GERMAIN LAVIE, • Solicitor to the Committee. , - • By WILLI/Lill OSC 0 Printed fora'. Cadell and,W. Strand. Of wheel, may be had, by the same Author, consideration on the ca,,,ies, Ol:ject%, and Con4ie. venc'es of the present \Vae, and on the .6xpedieocy so Vie Danger ofPeu....e with rranre. Fifth Edition, price RemarLs on the l'roposali : made to GreAt Britain for Opening Neguciationi for Peace, in toe Veal- lau7. $4 0, 04 Ed:tion, pride J. Obsenations'on the .10dr , :ss to . his Majesty, pro-. posed by Earl Orty in the House of Lord*, Ibth J ;Aut., o price 2s. _ _ re,:pectfUlly „acquaints the Public, T. that 'tlie whole rif the present I.DTTERY will he prawn on the 1.1111 andliitli tbi.s Month,. TICI:ETS and MAUS are ttreatAy at both of his truly fortnintte 01lice*, 4, Cornhill, ant ), Char ing -Cross, at following prices . Ticket ,C 2,7 9 Half kll 14 0 1 Faghth Quarter Persons in the Country may he 44plied by BIAI VS Agents in most of the principal Towns , or by s endin g their Orders, (Post or Carriagt-paid,) accompanied with good Bills, Batik Notes, 'or Post-Office Orders directed to 111Stf, at either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARINO-UROSS, Loudon. • . 4. Oecusionul Tracts. ou the War, in one %Au= octavo, prLe Bs. hi 1304rds. Thi4 pay wvt prth!istp,d, • THURSDAY AND FOLLOWING DAY,' 'the Whats of the LorratY will he L)rawn. OLD MODE OF'DILIWING—NO CLASSES. In Two Vols. illus . tr.ste4 by -a new sit of Maps, pries 10. is b,warg.k, a new. Edition, ispiag 01 SWIFT .&- Co. Contractors for the Present State Lottery, respectfully remind their Friends and the Public, that the iDraWing will commence on the I , lth of THIS MONTH, (January), flux finish on the following Day. . . This Lottery will be determined tigreeably to the Old Mode of Drawing, as • there are no Classe s, and every Ticket is to he drawn separately from the Wheel,. The Scheme, with only 13,000 'Fictets. contains the fol lowing Capital Prizes, h6iig more, both in Number and Amount, than in any Lottery fur several Years pot:— , 2 .... 4.... k 20,000.... , are ..... ,C. 10,000 o • - - ' . • 20,000 4 - 6,000. 6 6 6 - 2,400 10 .. 3OO ..... •, ..... 3,000 10 Besides. 46 of 1001. and 501. and 2,510 o 1 801. &c. tkc. TICKETS and SHAKES arc selling at f4O SWAYT and Co.'s . ' ' • Offices, _: No. 11,-Potiltry," •' I .No. 31, Aldgate High , ,• No. 12, Charing Cross, I . street, • Where the. following Capital Prizes bate been Sliare'd and ._ . RICHMOND; SURREY. BELLEVUE PLACE, on ihe BANKS of the TIIAMES, Lower Road, near the Bridge. LinIUNTS of. GENERAL lINTORY, Z 4 .ANC and 'MODERN. To which is addled, Table of ClironolOgy, .? id a. Comparative of Ancient. and Modern Geography. By the I lon. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYILER, Lord . WoodhAt.selte. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may ho,latd, I. Modern Geography. A Description of the Eiordres, Kingthons, States, and C,donies ; with tilt` Seit, , , and in' all parts of toir world ; iticludin2; t;:c r,cent 'Discoveries and Political AI orations. a icw plan. By John Pinkerton. The Astronor , : by -M. La Croix.; translated by Johtel'Ond, Esq. ~ : moonier` Royal. Carefully abridged froin the larger w,rk, two valuate* quarto. The Edition, revised. and ,A t iaged t be the .-‘uthor, with numerous Maps. In one lari;c. price i Bs. in boards. 2. Cquimentaries on Classical Leartli , oz; ; descriVaig its \ dv:oiLttges' to the several Professions :Ind Jations of Lite. Including. alto a,Sketrh of the Lives, and' it brief P.,-;iew of the 'Writings of the principal Poets, Orators, and Historians' of Greece and Rome. Ity'tiS! k'r. D. FL Urquhart, Prebendary of Lincoln, &e. ; aivo. price '7s. in boards. • TO BE DISPOSED OF, For the Term of Two Years and Six Mouths, from the 7th Fehruary, 1813, THE LEASE of ti.Genttel and Commodious RNISLIED MUCK' , DWELLING-110 USE, desirahly gittlati in Bellevue-place, Richmond. The Idolise is four staies high, two Rooms on each Flour, with how sashes down to the door in the Drawing-room, fitted up and famished key io... t t style, with a small Garden and Road to the River side, lit front a Garden Court next the Road, inclosed with Palisadoes, and the bark front com mands a umst.delightful prospect of the sornwinding country. The Pnrchaser to take - the whale of the Furniture (which is niodetti and well adapted for the residence) and also the. Grates and Fixtures at a fair valuation. and the Tenant will he expected to find Seenrity, if required, for the payment of the Rent, and advance the money for the Furniture, on taking possession. For a view of the Premises, apply to My. Nov:l4 uphol sterer, Geoixe-street, Richmond;, and to treat for the rnr ch:e apply to Messrs. M;:vittck and I.la9nrtie, Red 1 4 1;o:- square, London; and to Messrs. ,FiliNT and Solici tor', Stratford on Avon, WarWiekshir Sold in the pre;n:ivt Yeai, viz. 5,45)7 N 0.995 a 4,000 I 3,270 2,000 1166$10CS many others of I,OOOL 5001. &c. In the Middle of nex.t.Nluath. will be published, Elegantly printed iu Font _Volumes loyal Quarto, by lien - ley, with a l'orr.rait of the .Autliyr, and Eogravingo from Original praviiiio,.. illustrative of ,:the Seenery,.Natar4l,. History, Costume, Antiquities, &e. of India. Yricrs Sixteen . Guineas, in boards, THURSDAY AND fOLLOWING DAY, The Whole of the LoTtEiy will be Drawn. ' OLD MODE Of DRAWII9 RESTORED! FOR SALE, CUSTOM-Ho USE,-, LONDON • - Bth Junuziry, 1813. (By Order of the lion. the Corutuissioaeri of his Molest's Customs) on 'Wednesday the latli,Thursila!i, the ith, a nd Friday the 15th instant, - at rotrr o'Clock in the After:limn of the said days precisely, to the 'Long - Boom, CoAtutn- ORIENTAL • MEMOIR S; selected and abridged froin a Seri,:., of Familiar J.eLtersi ...written duringSiiventeen Yenrs r4sidenee'iki ladia; v3tious oiv , Pbilt4 of .friar and ontii America, and a;;Narrit. tive• of Occurrences in Four India Voyages. Py.JAMES FOEI3ES, tke. • Printed for the. Author; published by- White,' Cochrane, unit Co. tioriten's I.h!ad, Fleet-4tteet. STATE LOT'rElrir—l3,ooo Tickets, all dif fereut.Numhers.—No Classes !--Every Picket will be drawn separately out of the Wii..:el in 'r.. u Days, viz, 14th of THIS MONTH, January; and the iollAving Day. SCHEME. *-2 .. . . of .. .420,000 .... at,. ....440,000 L . 4 6 , 1,000 t 6 10 .. SOO •1.• • • - - 1, i . • leti '''''''. ' -- lel 00 _ - • MOB follo‘Oag GOODS ; which ~are allotted in small Quantities, for the better Areoutotlation (tithe several Dealers, as welt as private Per.ats, who shoo t.: to be conk, Purchasers.. FOIL •EXPOILTATION. East India Prohibited Lloyds, FOR HOME CONSUAIrfION. Spirituons•Lipw . Wine, , SOI, Castekr Oil, Riga tlalsam, Oil of Gl"lat Gr()'-'. , ` Ps etts Cs. f'attatel,titearls . Guas,, tioav, UN-041:-4; TekkOpeß ; A NAil I tort Cloth, hardware, Pressiag eases •;• fiats, Pr pared tVidt 'oleo Nrest, /21iineitilli Skins, Mats, T. , baceo, Linen Dra-, ry;Sliatelg, Lace Veils and Dresses, ffosi,lry, Haberdashery, Lcquered N't ;tre, Cornelison mid Coral Beads, Nevklaces • and other Ornament; of .iev.eaery, G,ld Repeating anitMtisical Nit'atcheti, Books of Paint,'Paiittings, Boats, Deals, Timber, Lignuat 'far, Materials of Vessels, Tobacco Ashes and cinders, and a Vessel called . the !Liebe. Also sikli Clotols xs have remained in his Majesty 's Ware houses beyond the to limited by law, not cleare, or the Duty itaid, vir. : • • - Yellow Sanders, Sponge, Wine, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the (..atalogue. D:ky was puOlished, " La One Volume, I)uolvcinto,.price,64. hoards, 0 ,1 51) 40 50 320 21100 - . 13,000 Tickets. . ' ,C130,0p0 ItICI - I.IItDS'ON, GOODLUCK, and Co, Contractors for the Lottery, are selling TICKETS and S1I;111-ES in variety of Numbers, at their Offices, the Corder of litink-buildings, C "nhilli and facing the King's Mews,. Charing-cross ; Where in the L o tterie 3 di-awn since January lai.t, the, following Ca - pal Prizes were sold in -2 4 25 'Aliases : - No. t3,4ite; ,, „ C 20,000 . . b,513 10,000 11,r18 5,000 Three bf 3,0001. Two of 1,0001. 00e of fi,oool. Seven of 3001. • . Five of 2001. &e. ita• &c.; ' CLEAR t.11.' ALL DUTIES. rIITHEATRE 1101',•:i.,,, COVENT-GARDEN. 0-1101illoW EVENING, Jan. 13, 1813, Will be performed the revived Burletta of AIiDAS. Apollo, sir. SINCLAIR . ; • Pan, Mr. EMERA_ ,'. • Midas, Mr. LISTON; Damietta Mr. i),ki OA ("HURST; Silend, Mr. TAYLOR ; Mysis, Mrs. LISTON ; Daphne, Mrs. STEALING; Ny,';l., Miss liocroN. To which will be addM, the New Farce of LOVP,,, LAW, -AND PHYSIC. The Overture, &c. composed by 51r. M. P, pin ; ;. The Principal Characters by Mr. IILANCIIAP 13, Nit-. M,ATIIEWS, .. Mr. usTON, Mr. lIIIOADHURS 17 51 " X l . K AN.'S, Mr. ENIERY, Mr. SLADEIt, Mrs. GIBIIS, bliss E. 1101iTON. ~,... _ After Which the new Pantomime called aIA ILL LQ U NI AIN D THE 11. ED DAVARF; Or Till A.DANI ‘NT Rocs. The Mesic,Sceue'ry,Macliiiiery, I.4esses, and' C. D. eaorltti.°ll3 are 'r6o.ettur "tAr`'lY""w. e and Ntutic ..no 1b Mr Ware. prin c e c ' . ' P us " y' • • Ai erty, (illtii*.*lftkill"..' 'tni.. The .Emperor .Ilizbaulani,,- 'l',,l•ti,:g4luultlttilfr:!ncilA-Trr:c3;l wrirds Porattilool,; Mr NOM. N')Nligiu'lltd3' (after . The Ell/ ) . PresB l l ,rt id . Wlol , l Pl ilo, (i l e ts , .. of th i s Roundheads ' us -k ft . l I- 41 lis Chnen; Nlr. GRIMALDI i Ref. ,,.. ~.markulf (the Red Dwarf) Nlaster CHAPMAN; vir lill star (afterwards Cul uMbine), Mrs. PARKER t ' Fairy Ali% 4r:informed Into is Illvd); Mies WORGMAN. 4 1 1 1 i 5 , t 'l 7 1. Second Price '....'4. fltl.—Pit Is. thl. Second Price N. crnideir,ryicideitTiy .Is. SeciuMPrice ts.—UpPer GalkrY 1.. Se 4. %, ,I'.6e. boorts.will be opened at half -past Five, and tbo Play he,' at half-past Six. 5,! . ? 1 , ( .'V3 for the lioxe;i to he taken, of Mr: Brandon, at the -P,noz-011:ce, Hart - suer,., 1., i , '4l e. new Pantomime called U.o.l..tptin and the R e d. Dwarf, " r tl'e Adamant R0...1i, coilliiviin:; to. be recei v ed with vitals oflaughttr am ' p Aause will os repeated eyery FA ening till' i'll'llieritotiett. a 1 ) , ti,?;Vrtitirstiav, Haronn Aliaseltid.--=-On Friday, tlt;: Lord of 1',2'„,p::1?t,--Ou Saturday, the Reilegatle.—On Monday,' the A " e w CO ti 1 • it .1 • 1 and will speedily be Ko -11,,.,,, rae ysin L itarsa , ........._ , cl,Attici;?s4.AND hilt. - cLivii.x.i.: LEetu4Es. 11111---(4,AltIiT, and Mr. CIAMIKE will begin Ivrpi. ,, thew silt! N ; COURSE of LEC•PURE , i, 61 1 ; . m . 'it., ;Mil .tin ) Ist: LS E'S; of IVCINIEN and CHILDREN, ~,,,,,m(), .... I . •1' ' •rii,i'74l, J:Al.ll;try 25. .... i \ r 1 . 0 .4. , .1.1, c e i aro ri -(1 over y day at the house of Mr, Clarli e tv la s t. 1..' 1),1)1,,r Jolt ti-sr i set, Gulden-square, .from it 1p44 , 1't .r . -C. •" in t'w M. o 'ling till a quarter past I...leveu, 1 .;;,-,llit entr,,,,,itin. , „,.. , „ 1 . ji s d . , :tendi tit- the Hospitals. or'imr.Partirtilats,'La pply ' t t,'," l . /r. ' Ci . trlie,...^4. 1 , New Rut_linfton stin4,;." to Mr. Clarke, No. 10, Upper John-street, tyo den- ,---- . . , • 1 4;b1 r! ~ , • --AL _THEATRE' ST'. BARTHOLEMEU S HOS PITAL. . 1 1 1 I'M SPRING COURSE of LECTUAES :will tt.i.„„beil,sic;t, this Theatre On MONDAY, January IStli f p(())4n.ttirail:ilt),.."Y had PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr O n AN . ii.Palay. ATONIY and P HYSIOLOGY, by Mr. AUER- On tlo 'A:1110X%, A.lll.4Npalii ' 4.!1,1 PRAuricE of SURGERY,' by Mr' sal (,Imis"o • " On NII1AN• lire' 17 Tlr. "13E.. ANATONIIO4I' 14. RIN Cril:. • I)LINIC/N.411•AMNTIONS, by I%lr ' LAW Vol' further Partici l• ' glary to the Hospital. I 41* L 111, Illire at Mr. Wheeler, APotbe ' CUMPANY, 9G, I ' - No i ,uj MALL. Jannar!,•, Ti tt is hereli giv en, that . , 81. 111 1%C1A 3 1 41 the ( 9, 1(. ERAL COURT of - PROPRIETORS will be held aPNii,ijj.l4ll44 td.nchor Tavern, ► in th . Strand, in the Count tje,„ ell 4 :Ix, ort MONDA, til t bil k day Ll' Fenra:ny tux iiie t lieverai`clock iu the Po..erkooll, lit which time alid P!4(%„1.- tlor, tuldlpn'S to be given to the Governor, Dep . ut) i. , ittetors of this Company into be det , ermi , :l. , . _ J. l'ElroLit, Sec. 114.•11e LY C . 6131 will J. taken at TwElxi....''.'eLocK KIE • , pb,„.. IRELAN D AND ,\NlEillc4. ,_x,mr.s of .t7kul the entire suspension of the L. t ' M Irkets 46411 Linen to the 'United States, the hteu ! iir l ing at i,rif,rtittly overstoeked. The Iris!, Liil,•nt-.0,:ri1}:11?t,"., ox ' e en . 4612,1,11 re% regulateki in its pricey by the Irish "I:` 4ta eitpeetfully to mew known : Alley are now • seil_i_o ,, IRISH Ler oti T ra tN i j p ii , ftnd StIEL"PING by tile slni, •-s from al. to Is. gle rivet", AV arra ted ty, arid bleached on the A . '" ' • ~ t i n Piesorly.ard u_wer titan at any pt ilOd since t lici:establishms a ritll k of I 1 ' %helm. re and Notes taken in 1 ) given for Orders carefully executed at their-oy i'la ' 4 ) he *oath side of IlloonisharY`ulunl House in Loudon,4lll' TIVEN'fr 1:1101.18411•11j POUNDS, ikc. THF, Last Prize of 20,000 ever Drawn, and Cie, only One, Shared. in • the , Late LOTTE RY, was sold itt One Half and Eight Sikteenths, at • • WEBB' OFFICE, . 17, Ludgate-street, (itear St. Paul's), Where shire t . ..'truary last, the following paYrr.th ParzEs we r e 1,::d iii Forty-three Sh.lrei : 3 . 450. ' /7,20,000 • ' . ,c5,u01:1 1 204 ... 1,000 4,73(i 600 0,402 • " ' 300 20.7 r, . ON THURSDAY NEXT The Drawing gf the NEW LOTTERY will commence , an d finish On the Joßowing TicKrrs ar. SHARES are now Selling . in great Variety at WE BB'S truly Fostunate 01hee, 17,'Ludgate-strect, St. Paul's. • (gr Orikrs from the Canntry, (post paid) containing,•lle mittanc'CA, • pimetnally attended to. s' ls * Irish Bank Notes exchanged for British Currency. V - EWTON's- DENTIFRICE is bylar the most Ng pleasant of any'PlavYder recommended- far Cleansing and llesuti ing the TF.ET H ; it will be found to answer every end that a Tocith Powder dm he -reasonably expected to do, t itilc it cleanses the Mouth of all impure and fc.rtid particles, it 'Nhitens the Teeth, Beals the Gums, and ht !Its to Sweeten the Breath. Nothin; is so great 3 drawback. to Beauty as bad Teeth, beithing more oirensive than Icettit Brcath ; Newton's Tooth- Powder, on the first Application,": improves the former, and removes the. latter, while by its antipittrocent and' baNatnic qualities it prevents decay, and reinoves all °acres. 'ecriecs. Prepared by $l. H. NewttSti, and sold by his' Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. Paul's Church-yard, nearly opposite the North Gate in Boxes 9ti. each. CET LiilC WS COUGH DROPS, The Cheapest anildissi !1l itrilciNis for COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTLIMAS. A fcesh Proof of their astonishing Efficacy. puomAs , EDMUNDS, , of Birmingham, de .• clarei his life‘was preserved to his wife and family by tlie sole use'of Church's Cough ,Drops, one bottle of which, . porchasuil at Mr. Swinney's, High-street, Birimagham, re lieved him from a most suffocating Asthmatic Cough, when he . had not any expectation (Ching nianYmitintesiand that by presevering in taking them, to the number of five hottlis, was enribled to resume his employment, and is' now perfectly, restored, which he voluntarily- certifies under his hand at Lirmingham, the 16th of Match, 1805. THOMAS EDMUNDS. Messrs. Sim* andThEdwards,.6g, At. Paul's Church-yard, having purchased this and all Ms: (Munch's medicines, none can possibly be genuine but. such as have their names. en graved on ibe stamp " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. : Paul's Church-yar:E" the imitation. of which is 'felony. Price wily ..es. ed..per bottle. ' Those who ,stay object to a liquid medicine, will find in CHURCH'S PECTORAL PILLS, a utotil , egct.noo luhsti tate, priest only fi. 44.1. The Boats r Deals, Timber,. Lig nnru • Yam, Tar, and Mate rials of Vessels, tote yieli , ed at the Tobacco Ground, Bother hithe. • The Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Yellow Senders, and Vesithls, at the London . Dtals, - and all the other Goods - et his Majesty's Warehouses, . Custom-House, London, where. Catalognyi will he 'delivered, price One Shilling each. The th - vids may be viewed on Monday, the :t Rh and 'No,- day, the Itlth instant; and on.th. Days. of Sale e frean - Nine in the Moruin , ' to One i n.the Afternoon. N. B:Gotds' banght at this Sale must be paid for on or be fere WethseSday the 3d of February, 1 813, between the boors of Nine o'Clock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposits wade thereon will absolutely become forfeited, and the Goods re-Sold at a future Sale., The Delivery to commence - on Tuesday - the 19th instant. RENOVATED H EAL r r . • T has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, mat Men destitute of the elements ut the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic, For the purpose of doing juatice to the result of our studies and ex per ience. mid to preVent Us from being Classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been tilt, favourably received', we beg leave to submit tri the litierg. and erilightened,a tidithful statement of our pursuits and aO . quiretrients. After havin g ; reeeivrd a regular inedieateduca. , nun as the pupils of Messrs.. G rindell awl }Meant, whose . , ledures and practice we carefully attended, as proles , lors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves As students in that justly celebrated senora' lot medical acquire- Mont, the Itoyal College Of Edinburgh, and vvere rest, tined in thed)trerent branehes of anatoinr, torgery i tb , th eor y a n d practice of physic, ehetniStry, 41Wi rep:, b.. &c, by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, C , Hamilton, Duncan-aist Rutherford. We trot : t dcinned presumptuous in saying that our . cud a wi liiretneors are nut Inconsiderable. Having for ; r ,et cif of year.; inade Venereal Cointilaints, and the vant,u •iitleint3 of Debility, the particular objeetof our studies anti ltr► Cftt e. it will, We hoPeehe'ailoweal that we have acquired soperkr knowledge of their treatment and cure, In Sligta and recess Cases of ipdedion a perfect re.establisliment is completed in the short period of two days ; arid in thotieot the utmost iii. eeteracy, where other have failed of success, d 'proper perseverance in our plan of treatineittensures to the patient a sate andlarlical cure. Amidst the thelatiCholy variety of disorders which are the ellbas of a habit long- and Most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, thew are none more _alarming or mire distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre. quent ry prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to knoWthat they may now, by a new and- infallible mode oftteatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings,, a strong, manly, lilac ous constitution. In all eases of debility, front whatever cause arising,.as well as in every . species tat venereal te•ltion, we may be consulted by patients of either tx 7( with thegreet.. ,•est secrecy and honour. Hours() consultation at home from ten tothree, arid (torn 6in the evening till to at night. . Patients in the country ate requested to state the partial. tars of their case, age, and general habit ofliving, &c. &e, in. closing a remittance tot advice and meditines,:when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingthfrn. To enunm that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the act:omit for medi clefs. C Kitt E and Co. Surgeons, No, to, Hatton-garden. ftgr Messrs. 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My cottAii was so violent that I could get no rest, and was often afraid to lie down fin' fear of :living suffocated; what I expectorated was with great difficulty, OA vary offensive, hut found no relief till I tool: the Herb and the Oxywi of Stramouium, purchased at, Mr. Preiton liornhy's, Cheitlist w in York, which gave me immediate relief, and before 1 one packet of the Straroonitou and one bottleoT the War. melowy rou,:th was quite renoivcd ; the spitting inuch and have ever since been perfectly easy, and am now in a good State of health. JOHN LINLEY. Se Yorkshire. Nov. 30, (Witness) BENJAMIN CLOITGII. The Prepare& Strainurriant and Oxyrael, are sold only in Loudon, by Harrill, t, , Ludgatc-b ill, (corner of Poor* Church-pird j, add by all resp,otablu Vroderri throughottitlig Country. A.10;41, BLESSING TO MOTHERS: BUCEIAN most pathetically , describes the - sufferings of Children 101114 t c4ltting twit' T ee th a most dangerous period, ;it oliteh time the utmost tttetition ought tolae 'mid them ; -particularly lit this critical sea ;on, When the Chi-Cough and . ter lea uu so preymeol. If 4 hit irritation of the (Aus conic with any other disorder, very few infants recover. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICXN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a Child wake„ in the night with pains in its Gums, this valuable Medicine ap- Will immediately open the -pores, heal the Gums, and thereby prevent fevers or Convulsions. perents who may be dubious of the virtue of the SoothinK Syrup, may refer to the different vases that hare appeared in ttris aml other Papers. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated otte . hour twice a week, viz. from Nine to Ten o'Cleek'on Tues-,iay and Saturday morning, to the Poor, who way hail Children afflicted in euttingitheir Teeth, ,by bringing a letter from a ho , .isekeeper, that the mother is a real ob3e , t• of OM Eity, has Made it'so universally known, that cases would he so- perfluous, as its virtues are known in almost. every fatuity where there are yiumg , Children. ' - • - To be bad, whOlesale and retail,of the Proprietors,J. &dm. 'ion and Williams, No. 94, Newnian7street, o.o)rd-street ; and by their appointment, of Golding, hi, !tack h.:4,, 95', Fleet-market; 'Shaw and Edivards, St, Paul's Chifieh. yard; Butter, 4, Che.apside ; Newbury Mid Sou, St. Paul's Clunrch7yard,• and Dame-street, Dublin; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; and , by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9cl. a bottle, foe really umocy. Cautioa.—Be sure to ask for Johnson mid Williams's Awe *au So, - ,thing Syrup, as titers Ater anuutber of *potions