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',w.f.-WES' IIACKINTOi. - 1, M.P. in the Chair; , b lt teas Relolted, . : _ rca l . rieii , k.sor.iation intends -providing-instruction in ithutetie,. and good morals, for the Child.- ind of every teligious denomination, in. a the North be the Nov Road, from Pad ..t Rcidge ; on the Last, by Gray's-Inu-lung Ltlntion, to the Thames; on the South,. 1 1 'td City of Loittion to tee intended.nridge on the West, from Mill !LIU, through '.rk-lane,.lind the Edgeware-road, to the lot returns to , rarliament, this district iri :0,660 -1 - 16 uses, 84,529 Families, and • 'cry annual Subscriber of the timo'unt of ss. and this Association; ereiv Subscriber one cum, a life Member ; arid every Sub jqincas a Nlenibet of the Conunittee. Mdiess of this .kssoci.ation be printed and Fattlily within the district. - • vrelthed ignorance of a large pot tion of, the fruitful, parent of .crime, the ReOrits of tti•the.letter of the Reverend Dr. Vord, Or -1.?, to Basil Nlontogue, Esc': afford tnelan Refits of Education and of moral training tic mans thousands of Children, educate() ' , sterian lawtitntiiati, ,none ha 4 been known itit: Th s r it ".ouence. • tu t ' -t 11,Ilte ttlic Children from the streets, at theta up m ki r; and to the ohlect of this Association. loStr.. 'ilia to vit tl 'A t ' l e 4 4 4 l6 feet L , inquiries' . will be made fi oat ctrt „ l ; , to ,hou, , e hy MeraherS of this Association, both to as number of uneducated Children, and to receive : -1141 'w . ks; a , 'loll it is il.*pectnd, and respectfully reqlleAt- 1 ' the applications be received with civility, the Z e ti ors cheerfully . red, and such contributions as may s t ( c ." l4 nient, will be made. lit this inquiry, the assistance :. • vtaulenica des 1 't* •rtfuo* themselves, in pro o. ext. kqin t.w great object of. this Association, is anxiously en ", 41 14 tbq a re reque.sted, as, early as possible, to send to names to the „Secretary. • * im 9 t l L• That the liberal, and even noble• donation; of the saleat 14---1 um! the smallest contributions 9f the benevolent, s a ilinlga, and the latioriousa are earnestly solicited, and oe equally esteemed. lltll6 Charles Butler, and Richard Lamb, Its. C Auditors of tins Aisoci ati en. J ANTES MACKrgrosti. Ti e . • t ei „ lawman having left the Chair, and Edward Wake ', r.sq, having taken the sailor, • ' it dOIVI:4 • rt i tiL l .i n tthe .Et Tilltll:l4 of this Meeting, be given to Sir Jollies to f3rAl l e tihliging manner in which• he accepted ti rthcr of C ' haieman and fur the very able .and distinginsh- A ier whiclille has supported the ol)jects 'and con, "'atti the business Of this Mee : tin , ' e.. Ii.DM'A.RD WAKEFIELD. • 1:11te following Thinkers, Booksellers, and others, bare kind. etoisintted to reefive lkmiations uint Subscriptions for this Pali(' flat undertAi 11 4 • i 4 L t4 t. Mounds, mid Co. lif,plemlioni. ' , t an ' bl d Co. orlanti, Itansom, and Co kilts tun« Ntarsb, :•Aihhald, and Co. b.,k l hOutotids. Praeds and Co. 4.l aviton and Co: Pybas, Grant, anti Co. .•ri 1,. ve., 41310311 r, and Cu.sandby, and co anti , and Co. Bankers •4. A'S. il” aels:, No. 9, Yorks -1 R;stim, 187, 1,11;01401born,- street, Covent:Garden. 1 11noyhairi, Ohl Bond -street. eket and 'Porte r, hI, Pall- Niathews& Leigh, 18, Strand. '-- hill. . • Prioitley, 143, Higb Holborn. 61 qt SiG; Oxford-street. }Lets, 62, Pall M a ll. , I t i t ' ill &Davies, I 41,•Strand.„ Ridgway, 170, Pieeadi4. :1 Outgo, Solio-spiare. •••• • ' . Sharpe and Utiles 186, do 'l, tgett in, 30, Cliaring Cross. Taylor, 59, High l'iolhorn. •, ttierr, ',3, Old Botid-street. Booksellers, Air., Savo nel Brookes, 1 ip,Straud. At the'Britluir Gallery, New Bona-street,: and at the (Ake of thg litsoel ation,*late this Grand Hotel, in Covent Ciarden, *here attend:uice is given from 10. to 4 D'6.lock daily. • • - JOSE'PH -FOX, Secretary. . , IIAZARD, :11Ult.NE, and SeockLbi.okcrs, respectfully inform' flu) t hat 'r IMO'S ird I si t dl P.`. l ha' the present S'PATE. torninx, do bate Office No 9 . 3 Royal Eviiatige, London. cis ' con , isting of only 1 , 2,000 'Ph: Lets, will coot lh„ • ra\rink on the 17th SEPI EMBER Next, aud will be dwI L T ;so SCHEME CONTTAINS . • 2 Prizes of 420,500 • V ' Prizes of .. 10,060 t l 4 fit Capit:ls, and has in it no Prize of less-value Vii First 'Phousand blanks s will be entitled t o kt,'`ol:tikt First PrizCabove.2ol. to 16,00 0 1.; an d the Fi rst 4 / 4 I I. eti {the Second Dab to'2o,ooo'' t. - 0 1 --- -,—............,______ • i YTON; 'Stockbroker, tile Second House In n ' !ik coruhilii. unit I£l, .Coventry-street is liaMt to 4 1 : e (Il lek . to Oia, - Frie r i d s and the Politic at IT:tze theto_i l i e l: till 42 1 , !Irt'uf a new 'Lottery, of. only 12,000 licliet,,, to 1_ I ' ' t wit! ti ‘. t ... 1 / 3 1 • Ainiii Prizes of L. 20,000, ~In ~: , ,c , '.; . t pti. ot 0., ~, t, emit. g , . Nt'„,`;'.‘ &c , t l / 4 .e, and tioPrizt till than /. 0 20, .an arrai ge 4 1it , ',..: t "`Th he hopts Wi ll meet the 'wishes of every Lottery It im :•?"*. tie kit j.tth roach pleaswe KVTON is enabled to add that wItIZ t•rtpital Pricfs, e:z.:-- , Ntt. IS,i24', 4 l'rize Of L. 104000 • .' • 0 . 1 14 , , o. Prize of • L;;ZOO .• . 0 ,11.?:, a Prive of 1.. 1 / 4 300 brt s .,, „ , 248, a Prizeof L. 200 31.iart4 ;;ll'' Ic:s 248, bay in ,. the Lottery ,inst hnished, here al l ! , touthill " I Wd at' 1 i , truly f or tu n ate t3tablislitiuTts . i ~1'1" PrO.l4lll:,ll''"it'll4;'s t 131n:re Ito "resPesthlPY ..'" v r .0t.....04,14 i. . 4 Itziittati:,::i.trj.tee F a s,.,, u r s ' nf Figt am, wltx4) le _...,., ' ' ti •Pl*t•oh.s ti' 1 S ,qts..niber• I , s 311 - tta of • Li • , • Vllltici , :"------- '' - ING EV , Tv , (hulk;' ::' , k - r EN*l' Nv!)li. NI WI.: unt SOlireC , 3 Of Chit - um. . dr,,,,,","11-the most treq" . . v aron and e, Ir iliati ot c, . I ,„ l '''i - is,%. ' Their symptoms L. very „„ e , 0 . 42. ii , vp,tit Loss "'Phmiv•tt should be acquaintetl wtrh. 1 n k ' l4 E ° t "t- H.,. p',.,1 , , 1 e 5 a 0 1 the i r; olour ..of the ttt - 4 ' Mat' • • il- 'lter a "'' -- is . attend.. :• .t'. 1, 4,,, , l'ulan, and Irregular state of the owe . , , Zi'+eorl,,;mh violent pains. they bring 'on Con:r!fis , nn,s % they g ', it it'igt:o_wth ~ t the 1104 y, and they prove tatal. D . Y . !n: , : , , c ure of ti hsu lklPl toil cr I). • y Utah as al' reventat.. i, .... t ...iao„ tes t; • 1,. • ) L ‘ a . t he , wi , y e excel te,, , Me v. 4 4,. 16 lit t , i , 4,.,1,mm,g C9rnPlain'''' t , ' -? "hignt:st to } , ; e••,-.5/ •aliotvd,. nu tile dyneteStll ji, I SVe 11.,t.1, Ints•Cf,uttiry, both in rank , pe . :.:t i ' a i h o il i t t i T i l e s ( es tto r 9" 41 . "[ s hear public approba.ia" ti on s lo Il ion ' ! tiro 1. ::i:p c r tionai trust Wletige of its , :v t 6 rra i ll ' e l t In I 50.... ~ . a 1, „ .,. ( n t atm lies:stamps its merit hey i ? ,. o r tle m ni e l c i l t i r 4 e i t il i e .. ', 4 . 11,e ki'„,res a t.atietion to it, of ‘vhich, no ot her have the m are 0 .:,..,4..in t,,,,,,t. p,,,,,,„t3, and omen: who •_, . , L acilie t "'Wren, sh mild fi., y e ii is Remedy as a l'ittnil) mp dr, r) litiort t ' • - ~ `,' .4. , IIOWCIS Or CIO* ~n a re . 0, wheilt.ver the Stomas.... or . . , „,. v e r LI t..( , .. . i ' i ' i . ' '! ; 1 e 1 : .'1 ,, e , 5 1$ and re tail, at Mr. Iltitler's, Na. 4+ enelP` ,-oit,,, ' II -- -; rillerik).tr I. ; Sharp and Behan,' Pmts . tali all ',rues, w„ toli s A iinutt, and' Mallory,". PortseA ; , e. 4 ; I.l',,,lir;',.tlnfott, Gr i : wit ; Coltrnan raid lacob, S.Pee . r* N'Qrttl ' ''' 4nss tint .. I . ' . ritt - l' Hull ; licriland and C onk. kit,ittYl (ir.itivitl't;' ti.l u tl .t ii i, t and Gilbert, Plymouth; Iti, , a rki 1..h.),d',1 Si „r t t,, w ,„ ley and Co. I.lirminglaam l',l.l.4l:).Ze„‘„l:4.`ivAt.h; a 4 , 1 1 - I , ; iiil y .111t1 i.:lllhtlry, I iverpool ; 41 4a,f,",.'"' LYttelt Al l . i 1 . t .r ' i• Trewman, Exeter Smith, Ile ( * - "n kseb ' ' t( ' h ' s I 't r t,er, Edittborgh ; hax• 1., qui m acci urn,• a COI t, am )4. : 1 13 ' V Briit ol ; a LVe lhOn Unik ji. l ,.Ql.lsg,w v littl ) .111 am ail , 1 7.,''l Si -,„ 41 ' 1 e` c) I.4 ( ; rwlc i l • Sw.ititeal, Lescester ; DWI; '`Ei i ; 4%-is."o4 l'4 4. . q t!it 2 'l; . hallt ; .IrA i reta . ii . by Inuit Co uLit r y Yap , 41 9d. and Os- eatal. -- • - or ,i olred , yto lit ! 'Chili cult .t, io . the - 1 .,'-' l i , ig, writi i , g , aritl tier, of Utah Srgo. an ,lattict bounded oa tl fig rittiKtou to ILlttle B u g s a kl'i the City of L qui 4, licTames, fr`ortf th, !title q, attics , and or N le4 tis s N itior-place, Pa l wo tiv4wil, . ou . 11d. '1 hat by th e qytllti to czntaill 'l' !6 rs4o II; tilki4t.ant ~ at M. e every tuti iv ttAt4l Th 4 he a N41, , 4)1 °. r rite Quilleas, iti i ttilyt t of Thirty (itt 1 ~,4 t h• That the Atlf..l Ni, ete , l toe very YI ti). 'That the wrt aat:wit 4 vat ft J 4140 14 }Ailey, anti diary Pt "Ne ts gate, ek,ll Rooti. if Liteithrm.e'rhh,o.l,4lltkeobietr, • at the Itivy4 linens : to 7btejrc.i,sheactutte:., , 4t ,, r 6 - rch' in, be 4 _ NEW SIVSIC. HE ever-memorable BATTLE of .VITTO ii. A," for the Piano-forte, composed by It. Campbell, price Ss. 04.1.--" The Hiqo's Address previous to the Monlo rahle Pat tlo of Vittoria," adapted by 11. Campbell, price Is 6d. " Les Petits Bijoux," No. containi,....; "The V.,i!rnci: Wake" composed and arramod by I. Dc Michele, fo inc ,26. Selection of fivourite Airs forth,: Pianoforte or cs.nn posed 'by Various knew's, Nos. 1, It, and 111, price . each 2s. 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This Day was published, In octato, price I.ls. board's; Vahune the THIRD of 'SHE OPINIONS. ofD R IFVEENT AUTHORS open the PUNISHMENT of In:Au', selected by BASIL NIONTAGICE, Es q. of Lincoln's-Inn , This Voluine contains Debates of the House of Commoni iftlBll, on the Shoplifting and• Canal Bills, and OR Stealing • in Bleaching Grounds, Letter from a Magistrates on Pick pockets and the Police Act. Extracts from Gilbert Wake- aipme. Cowper. Dr. Ootirlay. Sir James Maehiatosla: Essays an Capital Punishment. Barran-. • New Annual Re gister... Dr. Dodds Serrnod. Penal Code of Russia. Paul- . })filet entitled a' flatigin. , not. Pni ushinent ettough." *Ben tham. Spanish Anto da c 'Pe. Pr. Lettsain. Mr. Whitlield. On Reverie Laws. Letter from the York Herald. Debates .in the house of Lords in 1811. Iteitott . of the Board of In spectors, of Prisons in Philadelphia. Judge Wilsan's ()Werra tmns, &c. Extract, from "%Val ners Life of Sit- Thonias More. 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General Review of the Arguments used in the Debates upon those occasions, price 2.. (id; stitched. • Hanging not Punishment Eitotigh for Murderers; Illghway !nen, and Housebreakers, prick ts. • • . NIEDICAL PIIILANTIIROPIC INSTITINION; No. 6, Upper dame,,,treet, Goloeu-square, Luililo4; Pattonized by the Nobility, and under the , Imperial calzat'of his Itoyal Highness the Pracc Regent, for admini‘P.:ring Dr. WITIMIS'S :aid ap plying the 'X'OURNIALIN TitUtiSi. to the generol conve nience of the afflicted. TUE RUSSIAN TOURMALIN TRUSS, is the only effietual Itenteelv lot. Ruptures, at invent LtioWn to the world. It had long been a hereditary secret in the ;medical branches o a aiifingui.lit'd Family, and used with so much success, f t ltuptnrts aare now nearly erased front the catalogue of hunFin -miseries in that country. It is prepared, partly front the Tourmalin of South America, the electric and consolidating properties of which have long been. viewed by the learned with silent admiration. Dt. W. pur chased time secrCt originally for 21 years, and Phi , : being the last year'of that term, he has obtained the Royal Guarantee Aeittrender it metre extmsively useful till the That of January next, when .the Patent-Right reverts-to the Proprietors in itn 4 ,,ia. No hopeless Cases are engaged, and this . distressing CoMplaint requires the earliest application.---Price froAt 21. t 45 tut. • The 'RUSSIAN. 1)1101)IIVEAC1 IC Is au effectual cure fo r debility, gleets, and semival weak— ness. it . radically cores a Ce.rtiti It disorth.,r in every stage, and by occasional application externally, it totally ptcv..ut , ; i 0 t; ,- 0, with so lunch cerlktirtty, that the Doctor will foriett 501. It it ever failed,. D . r. att?tl Co. mire Cancers of all Winds. the Gout, heumatism, White-S wettings of ,the,lQints, the Scurry in' its most virulent stages, and all disorders ut the Eye atul.Ear, o: h ere the structure of the orgillt Ii It imperfect, ;toil give advice o n All other ervqtal disorders. Fee 11. but no tee. re „rea 4 „,,, su it at i t m, Being Members of ;be !loyal Col pujere, e , pl i ar ly bred in every br4.lbch. of the ptolession, their telrionni ,„l, m ay be seen, Lod these tuedical subjrcts fami liarly tlfscussed. Dr , Witherslind son attend daily for medical and surgic4a „„„ o wio l n ; the ho.k,; are laid s ervry Saturday hefore the Coiltruittee, who give their Joint opitiimis tin milli e;sse. The of thy plan ta country patients are incalculable, v ,•rsuoal attentlatw•e are ttot the )04p3 id ktter, ate ,I.tci oil 1 It. • Ativics to real ruot, g ratis, till " Ten Yr! .• _ . rf,„ „ArtiNT impEIIIAL DINING-TA „:IILES, and PAIENis AFALGAR, SIPF,IIOARLV. ZrsiNG-TAt4t,ES, na nue eleg,utt Piece of Furniture, and i,pon Pim new different ; the P.ltent "(minus ed tieds.f.md Chair Ileds; Ilra.s-serew Fon Post, aud Tent tietk :+lls, Farnitnre and Bedding . tomplete.; Portahle Chrtlrs, with several other new invented anti improved art of litsPritttrep also o c rat and very extensive assortment of Opasiery antl'Cahmet Articles for fituni.. , b m g- U n nki it iit plete;!ready niannfactured; when: . Families may select and fora - 141i a whole.fddase in i few days, avoiding the extreme ineorii•enience of waiting I:.rerill ..)iwiths in completing their listabliAnnent. .. lE,a , ;kiftti West India Articles, Arnty and Navy, kc. &v. by , MortAn and Sanders, 11,; affil 17, Catheritiestreet, Strand, on terno the itio4 moderate, fur prompt payment: ItENO VANED 111 7 A1:1'14. IT has heed trio frequeufily the stiiiiiect of j us t and t i p wrol reprobation , that men destitute-a the cletrients medical art have otii:red.theinseives as candidates. tot pubLe patronage in the proteasion of phySiC. Far the purpose of doing justice tithe result a our studita and experience, and ' to pl',..verit us trout being class[[ among those empirics whose improitent pretunsious hive, unfortunately for society, been too folio r;,bly received, be t ; leave to submit to the liberal and emightened a faithful htaiCrilellt of .our pursuits and ac , quirdirkei,; ; ;„ A fteLhav ing teed ied 1 rego Lir medical eiluca. lion, as the pupils ot. Messrs. and Blizard, whose ittiores and practice we carefully attended, as pro f esso rs surgeons. of the London llosplial; we entered ourselves as Student in that justly celebrated, achoollor medical acquire ment, the Royal College of EdinbUrgii, and were instruiled in different branches olanatonty, Surgery, the theory' and. pra:At...e of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c, by those eiritnent professors,' I)is. Morinsi, Gregory, Black; lintn~lo,n, Drancabaild Rutherford. We trust we shall not be :lee:tied presumptuous. in sayingtliat our proficiency and, acquirements are not Inconsiderable. Ihiving fora long series of years made Vene teal Cuotplaints, and the various diseases of Debilit 0, the particular ohjedat our-studies aod it will, we hope, be allowed ,that we' have acquired silverly I know ledge, of their treatment and 'Aire,. 1n sliglit and recent. cases a 'Median a veiled re-establishment ci.impleteti in tti 'jhort period of two days ; and in those of the ttrfoost ih. veteracy, other praetitioners have. tailed or a proper perseverance iu our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sale and radical cote. Anailst the melancholy vatietY a disorders which , arc the etlerts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth at both sesel, there are pone inore alarming orrnore distressin‘ than thirst: deficiencies and debilities which Ire. rotertthf.,Hiirevent ot entjhitter,the inattrryrnial 4:te. To Such ter so It nvii,i be i!'oitsol at ion 1 Vniaiv tfiat tney :may now. y a new Anil infallible inoile atteatrnent, be resiore.i to that greatest of all human biessings, a strOttg, manly, and vigor. ous constitution. ail cases„ ot debility. frail whatever cause arising, as well 4s in every species it venereal intedion, we may be wrist/RA:Why patients .of either 4eX With the great est SoCrecy and honour. Hours., ,yonsti 44100 at home from ten to three, and hOm in tire evening till twat night. l'atients in the country ate requested to state the partieit lars of their case, age, an a l. general hard of frving, z:c. in. closing a remittancelyradviceacidtit-lit toes, when the same will be 'Oven, or.SeOt to ant part of the Isilwdoin, ensure that secrecy CSient 41 to out Uniteruking, th e " s ta g , (it letters may be added to theattiottnt tor meal Lines. CU ititf E and, Co. SUrgeons. N o t.,7. rden t -2- mess.. corn,: .i,„i co. have Certificates from the above tespedable ''Prrotcssors of London and Edinburgh, foi the dilionce, skill, aril humanity, with w bar they per.. famed the duties assigned them during the time they to tlerf their LeCtores Praelice: ' TO THomAs TAYIA)R, Nu. it, New Bridge-street, London. • tlnNuuvatin t tt, Edinb . urgli 'March IS. BE( leave to iLvforivi you, that ever since the y e .,r 1796, L had been afflicted with the Dues Venerea which, from its t illstiti4tely resisting every ctotrse ut medicine prtio. -tilted by the most eminent of ;be tiwult y here, mill an del:going several severe courses .of and twieu dis; charged from the Iluspital with little relief, • would appear to b e of the most int &Aerate Itiittire. In .the spriug•of last year my disordei had got tc, such a beg, as nearly to put It period tu toy existence -- L lead a large ulcer un the crow d of my head, •oite on each arm and lay legs were brolic out in a frightful ma nner; to rigfit was dreadfully pdinful, atidliad been itt al State of t for the last seveti years ; lily left littd ttko twu large nodes at f, WOO Vstry inocit diSt.7oldated, 14 . ;15T lite such excruciating pain, - partieulasly whet) warm in 'bed, us nearly to deprivi; of vest; 111 this lllltntSl,ls. it h tte, • was rcoimilietided be ''t r. J. l'hoittpson, (who received it ,great a else by them here), tOS7tli.e voile Patent Pills, which l hegan to do ott the'2i;th Mity ; ill the course of it fecktight I began to' receive be —.itt little more than a utonth the ukeirc oil my head and arms were suutskylealed--- -soun a ft er, the soles on my legs healed also; leThing, how -over, ionsiderabk tliStAll.gtillit - iott in the skin; ,ttid pitta in the bone of the lett, which., by the blessing of God, awl a Mlle longer persever.ince in your invaluable Medicine, stibsitled; the nodes t hspersi tg, the sltin.rertinitig Irrie, aunt the noctut•nat pit, gradually going 011.-4 OUS ttetia.eae, your liticrei advice ainl tprdieitie, p,:rfectiv free front alt my m forer coutplaiiits —.have recovered my 'former" spirits and 4tretigtli, and ant becuille jolly and tAL, In ultiett state baring contititteirmany months ti, the astouishment of all who tingly me, 1 ant at a 1016';n whit terms to express my gratitude, but big you, ho' the good of other suffering mortall, to malie this my case as public as possible, ,as I shall uu every OCCA- Sion in so iloiog you will greatly oblige, Sir, your'grateful, obedient, very humble servant, 'ALEX. MCRKEIt. Swami's Ciuse, Iligh-street, Edinburgh. Witinssiot t4.titts abort; Johtx Thompson,. No.. 3; New Poultry Nltat;ltok, Edinburgh ; JOllll Npintosh;Old Assembly Clake,.Ethuburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Propr.ietor, TITONIAS TAY LOR, Member of the 'Royal College of Sur eons Id his g , Nu. 9, New Bralge-street, London; where, later a consiaut residence of triorc than 3S yeiirs;in a ptAt:tiet Ca4rirdireetedttO the cure of Vi.nerval Cotriphi i tits awl tuucr htchleutarto the Parts of Gclietation, NNitil th;it 111'40141.)W, secrecy which men of his prole,hion Ilt.aald ;Away., in such cases, he flatters, liiiii,elt the ive and ii , si , tuuc trii gratuitously tullnitiisters tu persons tatiing this .11i•ilieitie, he tsteented, ti :4 di,verifing us an ail rsttt,i l ,;e attolutthle, Void ut all ambiguity, Also sold, by his ppoint went, for the convenienee of thus*: living at ri di.ttauce, :it tilt' Perfniaect., Na. 35, s t . street, tlic . j:,,v,hup, Nu. o , jord-street; Mr. Dislatrough's, Nu. istAi-eitit,o.-bil(i Sit 1 , - bridge Edinburgh ; Mr, Nl'Donititi,Jewell , r, tihssgow; 41.,;111,15411'4,1)ub1iit ; toot Ltl , 0111 k pFri , un iu S., c ry 4.,,,u5id03,0 , 10_ town in Great lifitaio arid Ireland, in bus,it, of only Va. 9tl. ealbtAtaatilea, and sealed up With full and plait, ilivcction , , whereby persurii-,, of. eitliet sex may cure thetoselve , with maie, speed, secrecy, JAW safety. ;`,.8. EVve'V BOX #.0141 in.Oreitt-ltritaitt rssettlest up with a st'unp; which; by. &soar a the 'onto, issioners, printed, at the Slump tftfice.--T.'ft,ylor, Nu - , 9, Now lividsv-sttrett,-- isuitate which is ridetty, aud mill ethers are COU4telleiti. Soon after the accescion of .Itistirt IL to the lthperial Throne of Germany, Abe benignant "Mo narch, ever fteliug as a Vicinee for the mistrieS the suffering Germans, tterininedi now bit is 't their Sovereign, to alleviate their mig"eriti and. promote their happiness. Among other acts of intrepidity; which he undertook for this purpose, his cnriosity induct hint tiv descend into a salt mine, the county of Glatz, near 1500 toises h e l o xe . t,he surface of the carth, by metins of a ki t utoC : p chair, niposett of ropes crossing each other. When, carried to the depth wherein those glooniy mansions• tire situated, the.MOngrch was so shocked at the sight of so many sPectrteles misery which exhibited themselves• in' the itubter*., •, ranertit elvena, that he inquired 'into the , priurest which had occasioned human beings thus to• by buried alive, devoid of health, in the. bOweli Of nature, without cote cheerful, day to afford a ray ni comfort, without fresh air to invigorate theta, and without —the possibility of alleviation or es cape, " Aly Gocb" exclaimed the philosophic JosErn, "'I ant seated:oti a Throne, surround:At w i t h .gr earness„ c harnied with pleasure, and glut ted with honours, Whilst so twiny of my fvllow creatures thtis' languish out a frightful existence regions of , the danmed—in the abyss of itti sery, in the depth of despair ? No'. this day shall. see the end of stiffoings, NY Web none but an of fended Deity could with justice inflict." Instantly turning to the overseer of the mine, he mil mantled the Whole tribe of slaves to be,set at li berty Fur," said he, " let their crimes be what they will, I ant' convinced that, a few years, nay' i,veek6, residence and labour in such a 1,0 as this, is, or ought to be, a full satisfaction, either to an angry Monarch, or an offended coat? •mtunty. THE CitOSVN PRINCE - o,E .DEN MARK Aso CoUNT BEaNSTOIFF. CYTIONI cit:l6lAti . 1 am indebted to the best authority, namely, Coma ilernitori, for an account of the Gros n prince, whose character is SOO as to airoi'd, greg promise of future. prosperity to the Punish ntfr tion. He is possessed Of almost every virtue of a monarch, and subject to tione. of those vices to ,which monarchs are top often a prey. Ht; ,is ex, trenbely attac'he& to hiiktFife. :11tN has never yet been taxed, even. in dirt . sc;:indak.ms chronicle of the anti-ehatpber,. with heing,Closely attached to any otlfet woman MOderation in every enjoy merit of life has been from his earliest youth, a Tule from.Whicit he has never swerved. in his tory he cloSely follows the system of the younger Pliny. His pencil and tablets ate las constant companions beneath the, sltade of Scandinavian s Oaks, and the beasts of the f o rest wonder around hint ninnolcsted. fie never touches a card, and has etuployed the time which Others devote to them, m tual(ing himself thoroughly aetioaipted with the 'States he is one day to inherit, in every tle,speet as to their history, geography , a n d s ta ve tistical circumstances. it reflects great honour „ both on the .head and, heart of ,this excellent Prince, that he places the most unreserved conti clenee.in Count Ocrustortr, and does nothiug with - out Eris. adviCe aud approbation, submitting the entire business of the stata to his eagle eye. Ile F CStS. otian emineuee sufficiently high io embrace in one view the whole worth .of this excellent nobleman. He ( supplies the ,want of a regular academical. , etineation, of the advantages of which lit Was ge prived in his youth, perhaps not without the idfie out of some lucky planet, by a moSt'acute and powerful understanding, 11 judgment.'which accu rately weighs and ealculatss every probability. Alany of his father's features are . discernible in his 'comitenanee, though much improved. Though Temarkably pale complexion, he enjoys the most perfect health. The manner in Which he sits a horse', and more part' cularly the actiVity with which hu,vaults into his,saddle, are deisive proofs'of un dituinis,hed, vigour. The Minister Count Bernstorff bits been called with great propriety the Northern Aristides. 11uman nature never appeared to more adiams , tage than in kiln: tufted by natiire with lru it erous great and good qualities, lie Juts made use Of tilea to draw as *leer pcifection . as man eau do. leis soul i,. distinguished by gentleness, firmneas,, and lofty , thought ; and lofty strength anti proportion are" combined in his truly majestic person. Si fractus illabattir orLis, lowideal levit;)4t ruitrx 110 . There is ita book Worth readik which he ha 6 not read, no.useful tliscoyfry with whi I 1 e le is not :Acquainted. ills conversation is . nut less bhttiral and simple than brilliant and elegant ; narrate*' with what may be tel a classical 5i , .111, his youth he eNceile4.l iii 'gyfornistie exerenws, anti . ;111 I odily itectonplkiino•ni.i. If t he nwst, Int &nicer, the 11,2,4 ilorscniatiJ. thu 14 t ist ., bk"" till `;ptaa'►S:tli.til w,is to be desigtiottvii, Comet llernstor l ir was be the person. It is not above a veal . since he shot an eagle t 1 it one •of his gieate: ,, t pit tauriri " %viten Ite visits his be - a 1.1 ., hit h i n n e t r his` taste for literature and A t t i i i- ( : , l.ll fi c i c i i r e ": l : : : t i s yt g yvv t e > c ht t el :l:i 'tl e idje t .be accompanied in his travels in It r a r l a y v b e ip l a sii rth:.. lemy, the learned author of die thorsis and Grouze, the exquisiie d e li ttea : Qr ° I,CleStiO ceties. . _ . , • to BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION', Mr:. CHRISTIE, • At Crept Room in on Wednesday' nett, it 2, precisely, • • r 6 ral WO SMALL PARCELS of very .6c:owe ana surrior WIN 'elS, both of them genuine private pro pect y: nor con Of Ten Dozen. of Port. Witie port , :d by the fainily,fer thew priN ate tuft!, and bottled in I SO3; reAtett 1.),... , :ert Ditto, bottled in 1fi417 ; and: Five Duien of bast India :11.a1eirai which will be delivered. to the put closer,: froni the private -dwelling of the. proprietor. other consi4ting-of t i blut Three Hundred 'ltottlei of capital nad" well=flaVoured Cotret, •and O:ie Hundred and Twenty I, l 4kts 41*.tb'e very finest Ited.and 'l/4WhiteConstantiit the actual propertv of a man of fashion, from whim dwelling-house these,.#ines will lie tlelivered to the pnrehaacrA. . Saks of the Wine.; may -be bed, on paying for the,pme, 'on aitOlication to :11rXhristic, - •