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STORACE. • Atter which will be produced (6th time) a new Grand Roman. tic Melo-Drarne, called THE WOOD DiEMON; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK:. - • • With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Hadyknute, Mr. DE CAMP ; . Guelph°, Mr. PENLEY Willikind, Mr. DowToret Oswy, Mr. G ['MON ; Rolf, Mr. W EBB:. • leolyn, Miss C. iiRISTOW Una, Mrs. H. SiDDONS ; -Clotilda, Mrs. Hik I.OWE ; Paulina, Miss KELLY. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES A NI) GENTLEMEN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS for the East India Cumpany being appointed tor Wednes day the Bth of April next, the favour of your Vote and Inte rest is requested for the following Gentlemen : • - • William Devaynes, Esq. GeOrge Charles Grant, Esq. • William Thornton, Esq. Sweny Toone, Esq. Which will very much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servants Theophilus Metcalfe Wm. Fullarton Elphinstone, George Millvt, Edward-Parry, Charles Mills, Francis Baring, Thomas Parry; Sohn Bebb, • • , James Pattison, „William Hensley, Richard C. Plowden," 3acoh Bosaliquet, Thomas Reid, Joseph Cotton, Abiaham Robarts, Simon Fraser, John Robarts, • . • John Huadlcston, • Geo. W. Thellusion, Hugh Inglis, Robert Thornton, • John • ' John Travers, john Manship. East-India HouSe, Mitch 25, 1867. " MESSRS. CHARLES' and WM. k.NYVETT most tespedtully inform the Nobility and Centry,' that in compliance with the" request of many of their Friends, and for their better accommadalion, they have engaged the• Great Room at the Oper,. HOUse for their ANNUAL BE. NI/A. - IT 'CONCERT, which will take place on FRIDAY, the Bth of May next and in addition to the many eminent Performers of last rear s '. They haile to announce the assist ance of Signor Particulars of the Concert :Will be.duly.advertised. March, t of fHE COURT of PIRECT OHS' of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANI-S j ENG. LAND 'tr‘i i iing t& - the East . biles - 41, hereby giv . e• NOtice, That a , Geoieial Liarrt (..1 the said. .z ! ) •tvill t.e held at their Haute in Leadenball street on Flay, the , 7th 6 . 1 next, front Eleven e'Ciock in the Fo,e,i,on until Six in the Even. ing, , o Ballot on the following Question, viz. -" That Mr, Edward Ephraim Pote, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with his Rank to This DaV was published, Price 4)ne Shilling alicl In order to determine by sui-h. Ballot iubethei- Tbt eeLparts in Four of the Proprietori present at such General aur:c..n,,tirt that she said 11f r. Edward Ephraini Pete be permitted to ,eourn with his Rank to India. : A LETTER to SAMUEL Esq. 1 AI. P. on his• proposed BILL tor the AMENP MENT Of the POO[. - By the Rev. T. R. MALTHUS, A.'M. Late Fellow of-Jesus College, Cainbridge, and Author of the Essay on the Principle or Populationo Printed for (ol►nson, in St. Paurs'Church-yard; and fohn Hatchard, Piccadilly. Where may he had, 1r1 . '4,t14M RAMSAY, Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE, , . March 25, 18 0 7. . rt I HE COURT of DIRECTORSof!the UzVITED I. COMPANY of MERU - I/Thins of EIVe:LAND !lading to the East' Indies do'hirehy giv, i\b.,tice, - . That a General Court cj the said Comp - au will be bet at their tbnce, in Lradenhalol—street, onT,‘ , ,sn-3,1.-zy, te i6th of April n xt,. Iran 14en,ed o'clock in the 1.79 , , , i-on until Aix in ihe - Evening, to 8 ill 4 on the fah, , zoi,rg _grit-sip...ls, agreeatly to the 'lei ~.1 Ike 39 q t , .,' pr.cient Majesb', Carp. S 9. viz. The Third Wition, in T.wbVoluitieS, Oaavo, price One ; Guinea, in boards; of the Essayori iha Principleof Popula, lion. - [ . This Day was .publ:slicd, ' ,-•,, .. , . . 1, •In TWO . \ \.)1..241R., 1- .t, i e bound , ~....t. 4. , .• A, N 4 , 1 ,0 1..:!1 , :!, :1 ~,' A ' HIST( IRY of ENCiI,ANI);. in a Series of , , I.l.iti.:rs Iroin a — N:ll)l6,llx' to his .'Son; 'cc:mini:Li:l%i to . I the. Vcace of,Soi. . , ... Boxes is. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. bd. Second !'rice 2S. .'` - Gallery So.:oncl,,Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Sc ond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. . ' Places for thukßoxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russet-street. ..„.The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half past- Six. . To-morrow, The Wonder; Tho Wood Dimon; sr, The Clock has Struck': . On Thursday will be produced (never performed) a new Comedy, in Five Aas, called A Day.in London. " That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of the Curt of Directors, of the 30th duly, 15.76, whereby the COmmander and Officers of the Ship Lady purges are fully acqvitted from ali finpufatiOrl' of Miscontiud in respect of the hoes of that Ship." - • To wflich arc adod, • Two Letters on the Study and Biography of the Ancient and Modern British Flistori i .ns. Pmired for F. and V. Rivington ; Walker; Scinciierd and Letterman ;" G • and j. Robinson ; Loivonan, Hurst, • Rees, atid Orme; Lackington, Mien, and u. " That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of .the Court of Direeltns, or the 7th of January., i 87.7, whereby the Commander and ()dicer's of the Snip Warfel li.stings ily acquitted froth all imputation at. Mis s, .;otatua in re. u: the Loss of that Ship." THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-CARDED(, ITIO-NIORROW EVENING, April 8, 1807, J. will be pruduced (never acted) a new Musical Piece, in Two Ads, called ' ; WHISTLZ FOR IT. With entire new Music, SCencry, Dresses, and Decorations. Tue principal Char.icters by Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. TAYLOR, Xlr Mr. FAWCETT, Airs. LISTON, Miss,ROLTON. Atter which (14th.tiine), ARBITRATION or, FREE AND. EASY. WITH • _ _ . HARLEQUIN ANiiIOTHER GOOSE Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Charaders Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMI)NS ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin Mr. KI NG and Mr. B. LOG NA, jun. ; • • - Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BO LO C; NA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. G KIMALDI ;,::. Oddfish, Mr. MENA(; E ; Cabin-B9y (with a Sung), Masttn-SNIALLEY ; Cuitinibthe, Miss SEARLE , . ~,1 3n Xe; 63. Price 3s. —l'tt 6(1. Sccond Price °.allery as. Second Price ts.—lfpper Gallery IS. Second Priee6d.—No Money to be returned.. klaces for the Boxes to be taken at theßox-olfice, in Hart; street. • . - The Doors .to .be at I Ulf- past• Five," and begin at Hair-2.-ist Six. TTY THOUSAND POUNDS the L . 1 ,,,,,ir5t-drawn Ticket in the GOVERNMENT STATE .A. 14 kY, which begbas Drawing on Tuesday;•l4rhA.Kil, very Ticket drawn on that Day will be a Prize. 'SCHEME. • • • 4 Prizes of ‘zo,ooo - are • . • C80,0.30_ 4 - . - rd;coo - - - 40,000 4 - • - -- ' - 5 coo --- 6 - . ' io,ood lo,cot , 40 ... . . 5 0 8 3 0 • - - iou - pot). 4 0 . - - - co 3000 . - - - 20 30oD First-drawn Tickets I 3 each - - - - .3 i,cr-o . .---___ --.-- . . . 2 5,0c0 Tickets - ,C 2. 5 0., .......,,,_ , FIRST-DR/0 3 /N TICKET, ' • • .• sat Day, -• , -£2O, a 0 0 - )-- 2.d bay, - - - 20,c500 .. . • 3d Day, - - - 2a,000 4th Day, • . - _ . . 2o ‘ roo . • sth Day,' . . - - 10000 • 6th Day, - - _ - I°,4z:it, - - and Sti ARES are selling at all the old esta `"lshed O ffices in Entland; Ireland, and'Scotland. PRESENT PRICE, Ralf. Ticket - - - ,C. 19 18 0 - . le 3 o Eig6th . - 1 . x'72 0 Quarter 53 o Sixteenth - - 4.. 6 6 SPRING STATE LOTTERY, To begi n on T u e s .iay next. DODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Cornliill, Oxford -street, and Si ffines's.street (esta blished so years), are now selling the TICKETS and Leo!. SNARES on the best Terms' at th eir above Offices, where Prizes are paid on demand. SCHEME contains - 4 Prizes o: _ £20,000 • 4 - - 10,0.0 4 - - - sOOO &c. &c. lIROOKE and Co. Stock-brokers, and Licence& Lottery-Office Keepers, 237, Piccaddiy, established titty_three Years, return their sincere awl unfeigned Thanks for the very flattering and general Support given their Office ; i _ ll 4 they respectfully Minn' their-Friends and the Public, l e n r. it they have' a very large Supply of TICKLTS and ri.AR ES, •in the greatest possible variety of Numbers, tor The ensuing Lottery that begins Drawing on Tuesday next, 44 C1 Which contains 4 Prizes of £20,000 I 4 Prizes of ,Cseoo 4 - Dhow to -- - - moo • . 4Sic. vilikOOKE and Co. have sold and registered Thirty-five uares of Capital Prizes in the last Year, including-a. o CARROLL and Co. No. t 6, Oxford.street, near • kathbone- pi / ace, ate selling T I ETS and Ski A lA. ES, In gre at varie ot Numbers, for the THIRD - s - t• E IsT RY tor 1806, WhiCh will begin Drawing on Tues. ;• 1 Y next, the Scheme of 'which stands unrivalled by any Vriner o ne'; and claims particular attention from the Pub: L i c, as it consists of the following numerous Capital rrizet, 4 Prizes of kzo,ogo to Prizes of woo 4 - . 10,000 to - . - 500 The F 4 - - - - sOO O dm etc. irst-drawn 300 a Tickets, in addition to any.. other ioehefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to tol. each. Carr..ll and Co. solicit their Friends and the Public to be early in their Purchase, as the principal Capital Prizes will be drawn on the first Four Days.- In the last November State Lottery, No. 12,103, a Prize of ic,oool. was sol.i in sixteen Sixteenths, by CAR ROLL and Co, ; and No. 6 :st, Prize of 5001. was likewise sold in Shares ; and, in tomer Lotteries ' Capital Prizes t o a very cons id era bl e amo u nt . Country Correspondents, -and all orders, will, be punctually attzaded to. Schemes to be had gratis. , • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK—, LAortc AND GENTLEMEN, AVING the Honour .of being recoluthentied by the Dired,•,rs ot; the E.or.lo.tia. C - oulp f ,hy s . as Caiididates for the Ditecti.,ul6 be chosen take the liberty of requesting the favrin(of your Vote. on the Day of EleCtion, kVednesdaY the tith Aprii next. - •:- • • rWe are; • • Ladies and cfnttenteti, Your most obedient and must humble Servants, - WILLIAM DEVAYNES. . . CHARLES GRANT, GEORGE SMITH,. WILLIAM THORNTON, • SWENY TOONE: East Inilia'Housei - March ;5, 1007, To toe PROPirtlE I'ORS of EAST INDIA S LADIES AND (.;ENTI.EMEN. THE Day of Eleatiou. for Six Diredor§ jyti : rig fixed for - f,,-Inurrow Wedn:sday the Sth instant), allow me, earnestly and respeettully, to solicit the honour of your, Votes and Interest to be re..eta:led to a Seat in .the Direction of yourAllairs. . . I thittCr myself that on all occasional li& faithfully ills chargo the dutiesot that important station ;. and, be again honoured with your support, I 'beg to aukire you that I Will acknowledge the favour by a contuluanceot remitting zeal and attention to the interests of the host India C. Vrrt.pany. .. . I . have . the Honour to be ' with the greatest rcsped, ' . LadieS and tk'Utle:fieli, Youttaintutandobetil'ent Servant, 7 "' W. DLVAYNES. Dover-street, April 7, 18e7. . . Tu rlte PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Nit R. GRANT presents his most respatill COM- 7 plinu4ds to tnose Proptietors of East India Stock w!!ip do him the honour to support his . p reteitsions 'to be re, chosen a Dili:dor of the.Air“rs of the Company, and 121 , .. - A :s leave to .reigind them that the Etethun •1, axed tor:W E ESDAY h OCT, the St it inst. wiwit lie eam,:s:ly.requests the favour of their. attendance at the Italia—House. • i . u*ll—stithire - ,.. Apra q, , t 807, LorrE RV CITY FREEHOLDS-, NO GROUNO-RENT--;LAND . TA X I: E 1.11!: 01E1), : . Situated' . 1a Stio , , hill, and Pickett-Street, • • - Temple-Bar, TO BE IS POS 1,1) 01 , BAT ',0w1 , : RN', - Agreeable to Ad at P, . on , the. 14th of this Month. 'VIE first Tvt;enty-two Numbers which shall I. correspond with any of the 33,c,00 Numbers in the City, Lottery mutate ,drawn out of the Wheel on' the Morning of toe , 4 0 1 just. (next Tite4day), . will b.t;the.Pr(zes.,••in regular progression, as deseribed'in the Scheim, And which will be conve) ed thefortunate HOlders of the 'fi . ckets free of every SCHEME. the First-drawn Titkit, valued at upwards of TEN •THOLIS I) P UN - 1)S, ' being" N k. 44, in Skinner ., Street, occttpd MrN-trs.,,Newin,tii, a's Tenants at id drawn, a ditto, 15i0.13, Skinner street, on Lease, .at 25:71: per atinurn. . . 3ri[deawii, a dittZ, -No. 46, ditto, not occupied; • .4111 . drawn, a_ to, ditto, on Lease, 2501.. Per ann.. 51 1 11 . d:rai.‘Yti, a ditto, N 0... 5, ditto, Qll. Lea se, l 551. per a nn. oth drawn,, a tiiitb; No - ...1 . 6;dit n to,ot occupied. 711 r drawn, a ditto,' No yn N. 47; nittiot oecupi,:•.i. • tith drawn', a ditto, No: zoiittoi.oki Lease, sod:. .perann 9th drawn, a ditto, No. 27, ditto, on Li:4lse, isca • per ann. loth drawn, 2 ditto, No. .3 . , (lift°, not occupied.- • fib drawn,l ditto,. No. clitto f nth tirarin„ 'a ditto, No. 1, ..Piekett,street c TenriPte-Bar, not occupied.. • . t.;th wn,oa ditto, No: 8, not occupied: dra‘vn, a eitttely No. 9,- ditto, not orcupieti. 15iii.drawii, a .ditto, No. 3, ditto-. ninoci_upied, , b i d d rawn , a ditto,. N.).2,.ditto, not occupied. 17ili drawn, a ditto, NO. 6; Sltioner-street, on Lease, tsol. per ann. 18tii..drawn, a ditto, No. ditto„not occupied. drawn, a ditto, No. r`, ditto, on Lease, per.ann.. 2-)th drawn, it ditto,. NO: ii, ditt.), on Lease, 1201. Is.. per annum. 2 'st drawn, a ditto, NO. 28„It the corner of GreenArbour-, court, in the Old 13ailey,tii Ixasc, ios:. ann. • 22 , 1 drawn, a - ditto,- No. • Ll ,. .s t reet, on' 'Lease, Syl• .35 +I. pa aim Tickets are now very rapidly at 51, ios. each; at the • Gland Commercial Hotel, 9, Si; ; ~t No. 7, Skin ner-sheet ; Nu. 1, Pickett-street; and 68, •Tilicadiseedle stret, close to the Bank, and at ail Lottery. Qifices in • lowa and Country. • .Tie GRAND COMMERLIAL.HOTEL, tim Capital Prize itithe City Lottery, valued at 26,000 t: is !lOW - O pe n for the inspeCtion of the Public. Scliemes and 'Plans gr.aiis. • TO TI•IL LOVERS OF . THE ARTS. Tins Day was published, .Ornamented with Thirty-six Engravings, by eminent Artists, atter Etchings taken Irons the original Pictures, Nos. 1, . 11. and PI. price 45. each, in Ottavo, and . 7s. 6d. - in Quarto, to be continued Monthly, of i -HE HISTORIC GALLERY, of PORTRAITS • 1 and PAINTINGS ; containing. Portraits of theoruist celebrated Men in'every. Age and Country, and. Graphic , lipitations of the finest Specimens of the Arts, ancient and No. I. contains, Francis I. Henry TV. Catherine 11. Frederic the Great. LeO X: Earl of Chatham: Erasmus. Petrarch. Death of the Virgin Mary, by Caravaggio. • Descent from the Cross - Kunens, • Finding of Moses .• - Poussin. • Death of Socrates - David. No. 11. contains Gustavus 111. Clement XIV. Ray. nal. " Mad. De Maintenon. Barbarossa. Machiavelli. • Rd, bens. - St. Leo. Resurretion of Lazard's, by louirentt. Ulysses, Icarus, and Penelope, by Gouttier. Christ carried to the Tomb, by Caravaggio. The Death of Raphael, by Monsiau. No. 111. contains Gustavus Adolphus. Bertibo. Haller. Madame De Sevigne. Franklin. Le Chevalier Bayard. D'Alembert. St. Charles 13ciromeo. Moses trampling on • the Crown of Pharaoh; by Poussin: . 1 1 'he Rec(,:iciliation of Mary. De Medici with her Son, Rubens. Rebecca and Eliezer, P. Veronese. Bonaparte crossing the Alps, David. This Work %%•ill be enriched, in the course of the year, with at least 150 plates ; and as the Publishers haveitireddy upwards of soo subjects in their possession to be•eitgravc“ from, lucre will nut be the least delay in the regular Monthly P übi !cation. . . • Printed for Venturi Hood; and Poultry. BOSTON. LINCOLNSHIRE. ELIGIBLE ESTATE, • TYTHE FREE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By.. Mr. ROBINS, At• Garraway's, on Monday, the aoth of APil, at Twelve , o'Clock, ..AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe tree; comprising 222 Acres of particularly, rich inclosed Arable Land, in excellent cultivation, ljinkcom pad, diVided by thriving he:lges, and adjoining tlie.North. Forty- feet Navi gation ; most desirably situate . ini:the Parish of Wy burton,- within three miles of the town of Boston, in the County of Lincoln, in possession of Messrs.Sneaton, and HaMMond, at a Rent per annum 6 tzl. The particularly desirable and proveable situation within a short distance of Boston ' and ad joining the Navigation, lying entirely compact, and being in, excellent cider, render it a most eligible Estate to any per. son wishing to invest property in land. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had; at the Peacock, and Whito: Hart, Boston ; White Hart, Spalding; Tal bot, Peterborough.; Mr. Thomson, Solicitor, Starukrd ; -Messrs, Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's ; and of ,Mr. Itoins„ Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the. .ESMIC may be seen. . . " That this Cdurt confirm the unanimous "Res : Olution of the C. , <rr of Director, of the.) ith of March, 18'37, whereby tiic (.2.,,t:ilinitter and Owner of 'the Ship Earl of Ancrgavenny ie fully acquitted: from alt. imputation at Neglect ur conduct in respect uX tilt Loss of that Ship." •-• In order "to determine Gy such Eallot , whether Three-parts h e 1.7:41r cf ;he PeoprietorJ =present at sze,h (;en'erat Covrt concur noia the Cone/ *f Lli,eavis • in' acquitting tae (...'cinmaldirs and s'ofrkFShips I.;t(ty I;t:arges, IVarrett iiii.stings and 'EAiI Alt AhzreAvenpyi j,-;,a all intp!tatiol of Negi•Ei or ilisconaaa re.vpeelingebe Loss . of ti)se sein'' al SiiipT. Ri4tilS.lll; Secretary, FOKEIGN BOOKS. This - Dly was puto,.iirdti . . • QUPPLEMENT au•QATALOGLTE des LIVR ES FRANCAIS, ITALIIINS, ESPAGNOLS,. MANDS, HOLLANDOIS, .SUELIMS, &c..-qul se verb. Pl', Boosek, NO. 4,l3ruathstrea, Royal Exchanges THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, DREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON . Gilead-Home, „,,, r Li verpoo l,. vithtol has risen to the very pinnacle of tame for ifs superior I.:Anicy in Nervous, Debilitated, and Consumptive Complaints, loss of A poecite, Incli,;estion, lowness of Spirits, &e. of which the follim ing remarkable Cures are incontestible proof's: To Dr. Solomon, Gileacl-Houseonear Liverpool. SIR, I have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak 1 0 , 4 d1y ul praise of your inoomparable Medicine the Cordial 'e dead,: - . Mr..l.Livi . es, 'of Spring I-Id, .Steward. to Lord Coventry, having beFrratiliacd for a long time with tilt must excruci ating pates in his !Cgs, back, &c. which confined him to his had, and nearly broughthim to the grave, (Iceland to hie that his lite was not . .worth a.seven..shilling 7 pLee,"- whets he had recourse to your kledicine, which soon relieved him, and by a little turth:r perseverance in taking it he is n.)w restored to petted health; and was at my house yestc,day. . - 7 . 1 am, Sir, your's, &c. . • , - lOHN AUG, Postmaster. Evesham, Worcestershire, Oct. 2..5,.1-806.. To Ur. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. SIR, I feel a pleasure in communicating to you the great benefit which a. Lady in the , ncighbourhood of this place has e peri euctl ftoin'your Cordial Balm of Gileaci she has iiitornied t7 , ;e since !lei . 'recovery that she -was in a- ,very tow and Weak state for a during which sheappii:d for "iidvice to several 111edicai Men : their prescriprions gave her not the least relief i'. , 4nd such vas the weak:ilea 'state in whien she colainued,-tbrat her friends despaired of her recovik. The same whiclt'ybiit Medicine, the Cordial Balm of Uiiead, has acquired for its efficacy in these cases, arlast determined them, as theiast resource,' to try of whatavail it would be to her; -they purchased a small ottle; and afterwards one of the large site" from these she hound such iiinnediate - reliefas to en. courage them 'to-send tor another: this to their:astonishment eumpt,tely restored tier, to health. - siiine little time atter wardS site paid ; rne for the „latter, andithen declar'ed that she considered Ixeoelf as well 'as ever she was in her lute. "Phis lam ready 16 attest to any one who shall call upon me. I have' also; been frequeutly informed by several who have purchasectit of me of the benefit they have:received Iran it in other eases. , I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Nrintwich, Sept. 1 . 3, 180 G. . T. CRAIG: Copy* a Letter front Messrs. Clarke and Lomax, ,Printers and Booksellers, Stockßort; to Dr. Soldinon,Gilead-l-louse, near Li vervool. bra; 'Stockport, May 12, Igo6. A Gentlernan of the first respcetabi lay,' who hatliingered under a tedious illness eight year* havrri,g been snatched from the-jaws ortleath by your invaluable Cordial !LIM of we consider it a Marty ineumbent•upon us to lose not melt* intortniuK you, that you rimy beenabl,d to publish its Virtues fOr the sake of our aft eted rellow-ereatures. . You may•sup pose; from tfic length Orhis illrre s, no expence aid wl.l spared, and providential iy for his numerous family of ten chiii!ren, your- inestiniable„Neledicine was thoui,lit of, which.lniS-happily•reSto'red Itiin to his former, good state of health. • Being::a - CLriCal Gentieinaii, he wishes his name not to be published; butt to remove any doubt froin the minds uV the .21111Cted thy ! inquiries ttelative thereto. will be cheer fully satisfied , • • Your , s respe6tfully, - _ CLARKE and LOMAX. Dr. Solomon expegs, when consulted, the usual com pliment of.a One - Pound Note; but all written cases, or let ters of advice, to.be answered at his leisure, are requested to incluse Half-a-Pitinea. -Such letters should, tbr safety, be thus directed: Money. Letter.. Dr. Solomon, dead— *House, near Liverpool: Paid double postage." Letters may be ordered to be adecessed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post.. Office, till called for. _ _ Price lialf,a-G uinea a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four, in one Familrßottle, for .335. on which 9s. are..saved (duty in eluded); which.hao the words " Saml, Solomon, Liverpool," engraved Ow the. Stamp, withoht which none can be genuine. .The Cordial Balm of Gilead,l.Anti- I hipetigLies, and Absm gent Lotion, and" Guide to Health " are ' Sold by Mrs.. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburo, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr Dlivldson and Husband, Elder And Co. Edinburgh; Mr: Bax'ter,.(,:laSgoiv ; W. Cameron, Greenock „• . G. Browning, Paisley ; .H . Craw ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine; A. F o r s yth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Cravtbrd, , Girvari ; I. Carson,. New- Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T. NI 'Cres.l . 4, Kirk. May t J. Blyth, Leven; ..J. Dtheipster, Cu par ; Dun dee; P. Craigie, Montrdse ; Mitchell,.. and Anderson, e krdeen ; !)r. White, Banff; Mftntosh,-- Inverness.; T. -NPKenzie, Stornoway ;• P. Taylor, Strarraer; JOrisoii and Bis Set, Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Cokoand Reid, Lertli ; . Alexander, Dunfermlipc ; .Wilson, DunbAr ; Vinner, .ter. ; Dickson, Inglis, - Dumfries; --Phorsotr,` A . lnwick . ; Paterson, Arbut and.larnieSon,..Pr terhead; A, M'Donald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the 'United Kingdolll. DR. OREGORY's NEW CYcLSJeLSOIA, J OS I' COMPLI•ITh . NA respedtbily annonnees the re kV L. cent•Conylet inn ill 1)r. 1., REGO It Y's. NEW CY- C 1.0 EC)! (tils:ol4y inoernWork of tie It . ind), in Two lar,;e and idignai:;ent Qhartu VOlitifies, illm4tated by One hundred anctfuct-y..l.l,ll.,:iav:ngs, price si , 15s. in ty)arits.. It is doubtless unde;stc,od by the Public, that this Wort; contains, the present State, of every Brand, of Knowledge' ? all recent btscoveries and ; and that, , altloniKh it i;Cnitiniised, in only - r -which are sold .it a sixth or 4 1 g!itil part .ot. the -Ex pence of, other ; yet, by rejedinli of stthjea,, flp;pro,g2oy co.rnee.ted with <1 unixt/ of os:All or probable reference, and' ati iffiportant ht,* ,ip.i . pritp:Tles,- are givenaS (Ouch et huge as in 0/orks ten times the btilk. . . '''''''''''' l' - nt " be lkid separately. at Nine Shillings ; and, persons clisvbs4l,o take in a Van Weekly or Atuntiiiy, may be suppiitd re,tulaely by all gooluellers. , - iNcr. 6, Britige-Sifeot, .lilackiriars, - Feb. it, :Bc6. FICNit I EET, CAY isllilSl-I.Sql . jA RE. CAVITAL FANIII.I . RESIDENCE, STA'. BLES, GARDEN, &c TO l E SO LT) hY AUcTION, By Mr. ROBINS • , , . C At Garraway'S ornhill,' -on April, at 'I .wel ye-0' Clock, .• DESIR.‘BLE,, and Eli(Jible • LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an excellent Family Mansitn; substantially balk, in complete ordar, and tit for iHrtiediale reeeprion,,sit iliac on tile 'South Side.ot Henrietta-street, Ca.. CUiltalitiilg, 4.'.11 the ground., flobi - , a lili,dsoine Paved Entrance-hall, Dining-parlettr;' Breakfast-parlour; Study, and Water-closet : on the principal floor, a spacious Dr tvving-room, with rolling-doors to an Anti-room, a large back Drawing. room, and Dressing-robin. On the second floor, six excellent - . Bed-chambers.; and four roomy Attics over. Principal and Secondary, Staircases: On the basement story', convenient roomy domestic Offices of every nescrip tion, W;th roomy, airy, Cellarage and *atilts ; Wash-house_ and Laandry, with Servants' BM-rooms over ; a 5-stall Stable, two double Coach-hawses, loft and ~vet ;, a spacnnis airy Gardeta. - at the back, 7o deep. l'tic Preiiiises are Amid on. Lease, Twehty-throe , Years uneN.pired, ai Ground-rent of zl. per annum. To be viewed by Tickets only, which,c with particulars, may be had o f m i .. R o bi n s, AVarwit.k-strect, Golden-square. - . GENTEEL CLI?.VELAND-SQUARE, TO IIE SOLI) 111 ,-- .AI:TTION, 13). , Mr. ROBINS;; At Carraway's Cotlee-house,. 'Change-alfev, Cornhill, on „ IVtoA •Irtl zoi 71 - ,vehte o'Cioct, •-besirable Es T Kl',l:;,:ctrivrisitm a • substantial high, (1%"6 morns with closet anit-other oonveinet , ci , a; ,tit a floor, ; neat iintr.ince-hal!. Din. ing,patlOur, anti . ort the hasetnent, tiou4e.. keepers'-rootn, lir.tlet V.Antry, with' every Cot:yew:ice, Kitchen Coinpletrly tip, Wine, Bern - , and Coal Cellars. Pretuieg ate in excejlent repatr, -of easy acek.ss to the amllr t he `'e4 tligihle - situatic.a, limits most tle.3'!able...Residence tel a Single, Genrl , 2than, or a small gen te;.l hardily by Tickets. Particulars on the ?r , ..:11'.11.-3, ,at G . ,er.rs;va) 's, of Mr. tiobinS, iek:,stieet, square, ct ,vnoin Ttel;ets for view;: .; inafbe had. ELIGIBLE co-vary:7 - LE. A SEIM LI) RESIDENCE, 'ita.lil,on.l Ili TO BE S 01.1) BY ucrioN, By lir.. ROBINS, • t At - Galraway's-ColCc'e - hbuse, Corohill, on • . • Moliday. A VALETA 3 L ELE E OLD EST ...`kTE,, corn ! urishny a su bstantial Stone and Brick tbriliii,g a -cOmpact Family IZ6klence, happily situated on that tiful Eminence, Richrrond,hill, commanding the rich unbounded Views of the-Rivers and Country, 1:tl - c in the pmt session, of Governor Peon. The floin.e cont.iitis two I Rooms on the p:inLip:al floors,planned and tinishol in a hand 1, some style, suitable Bedcihainbers, - aitil Servahts' . Apartments, I convenient domestic Offices. neat Garden, walled round. rile Premises are held tinder p Lease from Truatees of tVm Ilankey, , ,Esq.'s Charity, at a low GrOund-re,nt. • • • May be viewed by applying on the Premises ; Particulars at 'the Castle, Talbot, aid Greyhound, Riclnimd.; the !-Three Pigeons,' Brentford ; Star atut Garter, Kew . -bridge.* 1. Spread Eagle,- Wandswo_rth ; on the Premises ; and ot-Mt. I Robins, Warwick.street, GoldenSqUare. • -