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Servants will perform the Tra tedy of • HAMLET, PRINCE QF - DENMARK. Claudius, King•of Dentinta, Mr. POWELL; Hamlet, Mr. RAO,. fProi4. the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, being his third appear ance on this Stage) ; Polnnins, Mr. DOWTON; • Laertes, Mr. WALLACK; 11,,ratio, Mr. HOLLAND; Rosencrantz, Mr. CROOKF.; Guildenstern, Mr. FISHER; Osrieli, Mr. PALMER.; ••. - Virst Grave Digger, Mr.' WEWITZER; Second Grave Digger, Mr. PENLEY; Ghost of Hatalet's Father, Mr. RAYMOND; • . Gertetlete, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. MOORE; Ophelia,. Miss KELLY. ' • - .To which will be added the Farce of , THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. • Major Storgeou,_ Mr. DOWPON ; . • Jerry Sneak, Mr. LOVEGROVE; ,Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WEWiTZER ; I.lrnin, Mr. SMITH • Mrs. Sneal:, Mr:. HARIVE; ' • • Mrs. Bruin, Mrs. scow. At a MEETING of the PROTESTANT NOISILITY, IN.: W PLTBLICATIONS. kICTWILL s I4 I ;d-0k1e,,E.; GENTRY, CLERGY', and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WESTMEATH, asiembled at the Court- Mullinga t - ,,13th November, 11312, . r Right Honourable . WILLIAM HANDCOCIi:, in the _Chair; • • • - Aim; 24, 1`812: • T HE CO 3111/ 7 .9,S TQATERsfoi."VItTU'ILL(NO His .3LIJESTY'S N.4.1/1" heresy gice:Notice, Thal l / 4 on Frittab . the 4tit of DcerinT.er next, :try will be ready to receioa Tenders in writing, (•cal-o ap) 2nd trrekfor Sie./Zatb' 'fired nrusand GOLDSTONE or IyilOWN WILLOW RODS,. (7t9t ie.S.S than Forty-ight Inthcs in length) ,it far COopeis Twigs ; to be arsteerali'ctoSarzy rs•ty Oeprod.:ced with. the Tenders, (which Samples are not io t onsialt of less than Five Handred each Great Tab), to be delivery! betn:een the 15th DeeenzLer tlext, and the 30th of following; in equal Weehly proportions, info Majesty's Victimlling Stares at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with In terest Ninety Days after date. Resolved, THAT «=e have seen, with satisfaction, the Re.vilutions entered into by the Protestants of Sligo, Leitrini, and Monaghan, which meet our general approua ti.m. This Day were published, In One Volume, Octavo, pyice 10:3. O. SERMONS Preached at Lincoln's Inn, in the Tears 180(3 and 1607. Resolved, That, confiding in the ivisiloin of Parliament, and not wish ing to iagitate the p•:blic mind, we have hitherto declined malting punlie deelaration.of our opinions on the subject of the Roman Catholic Claims; but when we see those Claims converted into UnqUatitied Demands, ,we. deem it our duty thtis to come forward and avow our sentiments upon thiS im portant subject, and the inure so, as it has actually been de clared iq Parliam-ent,' that the Protestants in Ireland are fa vourable to Unqualified Repeal of existing Disabilities. Resolvsd • s - By . J. B. HOLLINGWORTH, Fellow of St.. Peter's College, Cambridge, and one of his Majesty's PreacheriAt Whitehall; late Msistant . Preacher at Lincoln's-Inn. • Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Ina few days will be published, In S6-en Volumes, Royal lsmo: Hrr HE IIIE;CELLANEOUS . WORKS. and it ' • ' NOVELS of It. C. .DALLAS, Esq. The first, Volume is a Miscellany of Es3ays and Poems ; the other Volatiles contain the Novels of. Percival; or Nature Vindicated ; Autirey, and Mothinl, . . Printed far LotAgelap, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and BroWii, - Paterndszer 7 row; and at the Biitish Gallery, 54, New Bond street. - • _. That it has been, and is our earnest wish, to live•on terms of friendship, aunty, and conciliation, with our Roman Ca= tbolic fellow-subjects, and, poss,sing those feelings, we would gladly concede every privilege which can be given, consistent w.th the spirit and principles 0. -- the British Con stitution, and with the security of our Establishment in Church and State. - Re , olved, - rke conditions of the Contract may Le secn.at trieSecre- 'tai J's Oliice. Tendei fur a less quantity than Onc Haialeed . Thousand kids Evill_be admitted ; nor will regard Le had to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in wortTs at leas h, or that si!a . ll not be delivered to, the Board :afore One o' Clod an the said Friday-, the 4th December next, nor unless tAr Per son_ who maiees the Tender, fur some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. - This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, 'price 11. 4s. boards, 'hie Door's to be opened at half past Five &Clock, to be . tin at half past Boxes, 75.; Second Price .3s.Gd.--Tit, 3s. Gd.; Second Price, 2.5..._,.1.,0wer Gallery 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, I 6. ; Second Price, Gd. Boxes - and Place, to be taken of Mr. Spring-, Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till Four, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors arc Closed. 'l'he principal Box Entrances arc in Brydges-street, with an auxiliary dour in Russel-street; the Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and Woburn-street-; the Lower Gallery En trances are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Upper . , Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up trout Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off towards the Strand. T 6 the Pit,, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw off down Little Russell-street and Drury-lane. St i lli;e Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. • To-morrow, the. Comedy of The West Indian; with the Farce cf The Quaker.—Clif Friday, the Comic Opera ,of •Up Ail Night, or, The Smuggler's Cavel with the Farce of Honest Thieves.—Ou Saturday, the Comedy of The Provoked Hus band; with the Farce of Netley Abbey. - . . , That the Unqualified- Repeal of thou Laws, on which the remaining Roman . Catholic Disabilities depend, would be in consistent with the spirit , ana safety of the British'ConStitu tion, and would tend to subvert the Protestant settlement of this Country, on which, we are convinced, toe connexion be tween Great Britaio and Ireland, and uhilnately the security of the Empire, depends., THE EDINBUItGH• ANNUAL REGITER for 1810. CON 1 ENTS. History of Europe—Appendix of State Papers—Chronicle, containing Brief Accounts of the various Po')lic Occurrences of the Year—Lists of Births, Mari loges, and Deaths, Prin cipal Proniotions, Prices of- Stocks, &C.—Puhlic Accounts of firea Britain and Irehnd—The Drania—Scottish Deania— Review of - Science—History of the t,; sent' Arts—hist of Pa tenis for New-In‘'entioas, &c.--Ilis - ory of the AtmJsphere— MeteorOlogical Journals kept at Edinburgh and •London Meteorologicai Ohservatioris,.&c.—Life of Dr. Beddoos—Ac count of an Ancient Wooden Collin discovered in the Parish of cuisamond, Aberdeenshire—History of Lope de Aguirre— Journal of a Levant Pirate.--Original Letters—Account of the Poems of Patrick Carey, a Poet of the 17th Century— Original Poetry—New PUblications for ISIO, and 'General Index. , • EXPEDITION TO NVALCHtIiEN IN THE YEAR, 1509: Commissary im Chief's Office, Great George-strea , • Westminster, Nov. 23, 1612. N OTICE is - hereby, given . to the Staff Regi* mental Officers, Naval and Marine Brigade ? eniployed upon the Expedition to the Scheldt, in the year 1 0.7, who re- Reso.ved, That if the Legislature shall, in its wisdom, think proper to grant any further Repeal of those Laws, we hope and trust that such Repeal sunlit bc.so guarded, as to afford full and perfect security to oar Establishment, which We consider 'V tally interwoven with the welfare and sta,oility of this Pi o testant State, and to protect it from all dangerous innova tions and encroachments. Resolved, • That these being thesentiments of the great body of the Protestant Landed Proprietors, Electors, and. other Protes tant Inhabitants- of this County, we deem it right to lay the same by Petition, before PaHianient, when assenibled, and in the most:respect;ul manner betore his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, whose conduct has impressed us with the most dutiful gratitude, and most perfect 'f ontidpnce towards his Royal I ligh4eSs. ceived issues of Bat and Forage Money from Co,nuissary General Robinson, 'hider the warrants of the Commander of the Forces, may, on application at.this Otlice, receive,a Re payment of'the Stoppage, which wqs deducted on account of the Property Duty upon their tespeetive .11:jowanees, pro ducing the proper proofs to substantiate their Claims., Printed for Longman, Hurst, R ees , - Orme, and Browu, and J. Aturray, London; and J. Ballantyn e and C o . Edin burgh. `- - . *4 l ' :The Volumes for IS 1 will speedily be published. HOOFING COUGH CURED WIT'AIOUT INWARD • NI EDWIN L ROCEIrti ROYAL EMBROCATION. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Nod. 26, 1812, will he revived Thomson's Tragedy of TANCRED AND SIGISMUNDA, Tancred Mr. BETTY; Sifiredi, 111 r. EGERTON ; Osuiond, Mr. BARRYMORE; rilodolpho, 11r. CLAREAIONT ; SicslunnCda,y Mrs. H. OHS PONE ; Laura, Miss COOKE ; _After . which .will be performed (sixth time) a New Farce (Ni itli songs) called LOVE,. LAW, AND PHYSIC. The Overture, &c. compose, by Mr. M. P. King, - - The Principal Characters by Mr..T3LANCHARD, Mr. .I.ATHEWS, . Air. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST,' Mr. AEKIINS, Air. IF.JIERY, Mr. SLAVER, -Mrs. Ci 112.136, Miss E. BOL TON. Places for the Boxes to oe taken of Mr. lirndon, at the New Box-Oflice, Hart-street. • The Doors will be opened at-half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-past Six. - _ . Boxes is. Sjeond Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6q. - Second Price 25.. Lower Galfery 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. S•• • cond Price 6d. The dew Farce, called Love, Law, and Physic, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Friday, The Lord of the Manor. 'The Tragedy of Alexander the Great, will be repeated on Saturday and Tuesday next. On Monday Shakspeare's Tragedy- of King Richard the Third. **,* The Public are respectfully infOrmed, that a New Grand Historical Play (i❑ three acts) interspersed with Music, has been long in preparation, and will speedily be produced, called The Renegade, FINER, and NOWLANI), Watch and Clock Manufacturers ' No. 18, High Holborn, respectfully submit to their Friends and the Public a new and elegant As sortment of fine GOLD IttPEATERS, with every other sort of Watch on the most improved principles, adapted to give satisfaction to those who may honour them with their com mands ; the Work being their own, _they can with confidence %varrapt the perforinarce. N. 13. A variety of Ornamental and other Clocks. ANTI ATTRITION. THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which prevents the Effects of. FRICTION in STEAM and other ENGINES, in MILLS, MACHINERY, and CAR RIAGES of every description, and which tVill do away the necessity of all complex and expensiVeMechanism in Wheels, &c &c. &c. may be purchased in Boxes, price 2s. 6d. ss. 6d. 10 s.' 6d. One Guinea, axed TvAr Guineas each. •Oric of the smallest boxes contains a quantity suffi cient to last a Chariot or Po.t-Chaise Twelve Months ; and, after the Wheels are primed with the CompoNition, they may be resod daily, and will ran at least Six Mouths without .having Occasion to take them off, or to apply any thing-else 'W. the , AxletVees. • The composition is to be Used in the . same proportion for all other kinds of work. Sold; haitniale and retail, by Messrs. Browne and Mace, No. 1.19, Strand, (near SLinerset-House), London. N. B. Oireetions will 'be bound upon each Box, which are • siibed %Val. Aellamy. • Resolved,. That a Copy of these our ResoTalons be transmitted by our Chairman to our Representatives, as expresssive of our sentinieuts, aecompanied with a request that they will present our said Petition to the House of Commons. • Resolved, • ' • • That the Earl of Westmeath he reques.ed to' present our said .Pti.ition to the House of Lords. Resolved, That an humble Address be presented to his Grace Charles Duke oißichmond, Lord, Lieutenant General, and General. Governor of Ireland, requesting his Grape th transmit to his Royal Highness the. Prince Regent our Address, together with our hinunie duty, and expresAive .of our •%Varra 'attach ment to' his Majesty's Government in this Kingdom, as ad ministered by his Grace. WILLIAM HANDCOCK, Chairman. OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED.: NO CLASSES. HAVING Contracted. with Government for the present State Lottery, we beg lease, respectfully, t9.a.olicit the attentian ut the Public to the unde. , : mentioried Seheroe., and.at the ,taille thee to state that we have obtained permission of .(;thernm , ,ltt to Draw the present Lottesv in Two Days, by winch mean; the system of Classes is abolished, every Ticket in tilt, -Lottery be put into the Wheel, and drawn oat indiScrininately, in the same wanner as in the Old Lotteries. -SWIFT and Co. SCHEME. 2 .... 0f..., £20,000 ..... are....X40,000 10,000 2,000 1,000 500 ' ' 400 300 . 3,000 too 100 .... 50 , 1,600 ' .... 40 .... SO . .... 240: .... 16 31,500 320 2,100 .. • 1 - 3,000 Ticlietg. t 130,000 To be Drawn. in Two Days;' the 14th and Isth January .next. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at 'SWIFT and Co.'s „... Offices, No. 11, Poultry, I No. 31, Aldgate High 'No. 12, Charing Gross, ,street, Wheve, in the last Nine ;Months, the following Capital Prizes have been Sold in 'hares. 5,497 ' ,C 29,00- I 1,70(; - . 1:A000 N 0.995 Beside.s others Of 1,0001. EON. &c. &c... FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. WALSH's:'COLTSI"IOT LOZFWGF.S TUSELAGO was the name given-to- Coltsfnot by rite Aniients, who knew its value in. Coughs, &c. lt is prepared in the for of Lozenge, as the most agreeable to palace; and also, that by its gradually dissolving in, the mouth, may with 'more certainty be. conveyed to the parts atlecied : these Lozenges are deobstruent, detergent, and In. brucatingt . allaying rite tickling sensation which occasions Coughinv, 'ring the yuiee, and producing the most. salu tary (Alecks; if used as a preventive, tew persons will 'be 'troubled with Coughs through the winter, - and their price pla,es , them within the reach of all ranks of p , :ople. t:old by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paut's,Church ya,d, who are the sole Proprietors, and none are genuine but what have their name on the stamp.--Price w. I ci. Also, WA A RTUSSIS for .the HOOP- I U G kl,. a remedy long approved, and recommended 16- , the first families in the kingdom. Price only as. 911. per bottle. • MRS: ROCHE'S NEW NOVEL. This Lay was published, In Five Voftimes, 12mo. price 11. 7s. 6d. T HE MONASTERY of ST. 'C Of. 1.1318 ; o the ATONEMENT. f By MARIA REGINA ROCHE, Author of the - Children of the Abj e ct', Discarded Sun, Houses ' of Osnia and Almeira, &c. 2. Stories 'oP the Four Nations; containing; Montargis, a Frencti• story; My Aunt Patty, an -English story ; do Lara, a Spanish story; and the Calabrian, an Italian story ; in s , vqiumes, - 12mo. price 11. 7s. Gd. By the Author of Slargiana, or Widdringtou "cower, Sir Doiieu, &c. &c. „ . . 3. kne Young Northern Traveller in Sweden, Russia, &c. 12ino. price ;is. Gd. -By the Author of Cie Clergyman's Wi dow and Family; Daughtet-qu-Law, her Father, `and &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenl!all-street ; and sold .7,y Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and J. Gemming - , , DAMP AI • OGG Y wF.ATtiER Ittateriall}: .il7eCt those aElliaed with AST I AC, LW.,16:15, Hi)t)PING-COUW-I,' and DI r. tIL 11 T of.BK EA t' ll,v G V:loitll'S Original PECTORAL BALSAk . of fuloiliouND, Preparation troth that %vett-Known Ilea), has for near Twenty Years obtained tire pre-eminence t be) owl precedent) tor 'the cure di the above compl•ttin ; the aUt..Chth..3 of this itray be. ascertained at most or the respectable venders c / Medicine, in the princi pal Cities and 1 owns in the Uniteo Kingdom.. The pirpu taut) and salut . .ry 'effects or tins invaltiable Medicine needs no comments on its virities ; the extensive demand proves its supciroriry as a 1. blic Medicine to giVe iinatediate 1 lie public wilt please to observe, each battle is enc;snsed in an attested \ llidavit, made at the 'Mansion-house, London, lute OiOS, without which it caitivit. be genuine. Sold in bottles at'ros. 6d. 4s 6if and 2t , , 9cl. each. Sold Wholesale and Rerail by Dkey and Sutton, Pow Church-yard . ; Newbery and SonS, Sn.tw.and Edwards, St Paul's Church yard ; !oho Evans, 42, Lung-lane ; Bar clay and Sons, Fieei-niarktt -; R. lohnston, Greek-street, Soho: W. Green, sq, Barb,can •' Sanger, iso, Oxford -street ; by the only l'r , )prietor, Mr. R Ford,27 o Goswell.terrac..., near Islington, from Barbican ; by R. Butler, London ; and by .alt utliee wholesale Yetider of GLNUIN :v11,1)1 CI N FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45 i . St. Paul's •Church-y4rd, London, or No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin, Proprietors of• Dr. James's Powd,:r, and other valuable Preparations, intOrpt the Public, that in conse quence of the NeW Duties, the price of that Medicine is zs.' 9d. 'per Packet, or tl. ss. 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottle, il. 45. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. - Paul's," are engraVed in the Stamps. Thc hollowing are tile Prices of their Medicines-, duties included; but those who ,purebase six, •or more, will- be allowed the Stamps-gratis. " •a. d. s. a• Dr. lames's Powder - z 9 • Dalby'sCarminatiVe' r 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 46 • Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 Ditto Antibilious Pills -2, 9 . lipxham's ditto - 3 -ca. Dr. Austin's Chalybeate 4 ' English Coffee - z q Dr. Steer's Opodeidue z 9 Essence of Ginger 7 z g Do. Convulsion Oil - 2, 6 Inglish's Scots Pills •r ri Do. Camomile Drops r 9 Cheltenham Salts. - z 91 Essericcoteoltsfoot , 3 6 Ipecacuanhatozenges r Mr. Spence's Dentifrice q. o Dr. Solanses Tea 9 The Cephalic - Snuil - i t Henry's Algtiesia . 2 6 Lozenges of Blois Maredant's Drops -_ 5 6 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5 6 Leo's Liniment - 5• o Grant's'Cough ditto t. 6 AsthmatiL: Balsam - a g Greenough's Tinctures t L 1 Tonic - - z 9 Ditto Toly Lozenges t tb Dr. Hooper's Pills 11 Soothing Syrup - 1 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, Etc. tor Exportation. THE FL RS[' RODULTI oN IN 711-1 E IVORLi). MACASSAR OIL, fotimpruvillg and acceleh JR_ ling the (; oWTH ot lIA t . Pat tonised by their Royal - Highnesses the Prircess of WALE'S and Duke of SUSSEX, and most of the Nobility. - - Its Virtues are comp , sed 44 vegetable Ingredients from a tree in the Island of Macassar, in the Easrl ndies. This Oil is no pretended toreigu Oil, but the genoiue produce of the Macassar Tree; and it is recommended on the li:si~ of Truth, Experience, and the most respeetabie and accredited Testimonials. Where the Hair has been. riche:cm. for a Se ries of Years, this Oil will fuliy.replenish it. It is calcu:- lated to nourish and preserve the Hair from , falling off or thangitqt its_colour particularly after Sea Bathing, Which often proves injurious to the Hair), and by its Moisture era, dicates whatever hinders its Growth, and soon Makes it thick and regular. - Ladies, especially, will .find the beneficial Efreas of this Oil, as it gives to the Tressi!s a inost beautiful (:loss and Scent, and when dressed and curled, it rendas it inexpressi bly attracting, It is also pre.ein:nent for Chitilren's-Hair, instead of Soap, Bcc. -- .it- eradicates the Scurf easier,. is ex tremely beneficial to ti.e Iti!ant, and brings the Clair a beantitul slate. • It is also admirably adapted to .promote the GrosNth of Whiskers,, Lye. brows,. Sze, likewise is far stperibr to Pomatum for constant use in dressing, with or withoUt Powder. ,S•old at 3s. 6d. 'los. 6d.' and large bottles, containing eight small, at 11.- is. each, by the Frondelots, Rowland and Son, strect, - Hat too- p rden, London ; and by their Appoint 7. tncrit,'wholeSale and retail, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Garry and Co. 57," D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Hendries, Perfumers to bar Majest , ,, Titaborne-street ; Bayley and (slew, Perfumers to the Doke anal Duchess of York, Coekspur street ; R. Rowney, 1,6, Hatton-garden; S. Berry, Greek -street, Soho ; L owe , 330, Strand; Rigge, 65, Cheapside, and 52. Pa* street ; Tones, Apple-tree-yard,. St. lames's • Burgess, Cursitor street ; Patie, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street;: Barclay and sons, I'leet-inarket ; Newbery and Sons, 45, Si. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and Stubbs, 38, Cheapside ; Bow ling; Walker, and CO. Borough ; Dicey and Stitt n, Bow Church-yard ; ,Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church.. yard; Harding, Howell, and Co. I;9, ; T. !Uric and CO. 25, icing -street, ,Covent-garden ; 1 horn, 45, Bacon, Grange, and Turner, Oxford-street ; , and .by all Per fumers and Medicine Venders in London, and in every ".'own throughout the Empire. Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine Macassar Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, A. - Rowland and Son,' and the words ' Rowland's Macassar Oil' engraYsd on the bottle. Of whom ,may be-had, A LSANA EXTRACT, in betties at I es. 6d. and 4s. 6d. each. Also, the A LSA N A POWDER, at 2s. 9d. per box, for eradicating all Disorders of the Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful ; patronised by her Royal Highness the Duchess of York, and his Excellency the Duke del Infant/Wu. IL7 vi ANY thousands of Children, are cured an aupdly by this remedy; on the firSt attack an imme diate application of - ROCHE's EMBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times.may completely cure. In the most olaAinate cases, perseverance will produce the desired 'etfett ; and no remedy can he su well calculated for children as this, fur it requires no medicine te be taken inwardly. In con non Coughs, this medicine is equally efficacious and may be relied on ft). mon, women, and children, as safe and erfeunal.' In no case can tllic sledicine he genuine unless sigind on the wrapper, by.J. Roche, and every stamp the names of Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, (Who are the only 'Wholesale Venders) engraved thereon. Price 4s. and 11.-2 k. per Bottle. • T. Mr. DI.N.pN, Apothecary. sm, 1 Take the-earliest opportanitv to ac-ivaint v-nu that I have ro..eoted 1110,1 WL'ilVeq , •'11! thf., use of your DI XON's AN 111111.101.13 whie ,, carried with tie - to lam:tit:a, and all those !riends7t whom 1 distributed them haveexperieirc‘d tin sarrisalntary benefit; tttLl titclate t) , Lm "to . Ix the best Mettione ever used in that Country apd --• Tile toiiovvinA the 'times of s everal Ladies and q men who-liveiliceised the uttnost rebut from yoor Dixon's Antibilions 1. ) :11S":--- Charles Taylor, ,Esq jam.iica ; if ham Shaw, Esq.. Kingston, ditto; NIT. Town, ditto ; 6. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit to ;J. Stnitlac- Esq. Old Harbotir, ditto ; Ali.ton, t. sq. du ; Walker Port kle'rant; ditto ; J. Penh's,,', Psq. Salt River, ditto Mullens, ditto ; I. ',torn, sq SJvanna ; 6: P Polack, Esq, ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, ston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, ; St. Aura's; Mrs. Wo:odrift; Sla nish Town ; with many other persons of the , first respecta bility. . _ _ Sir, yoUr Most obedient Servant, THOMAS HA It RO LD, of the ship' Ganges.- July 1, 1.812. So.d, wilotesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster.row,. London; Sharp and helam, Portsmouth ; fines, ktieston, Al Mutt, and Mallory, Port sea ; Hall and lohnston, .Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Shaerness ; Peck, Ross and Turner, Hull ; Cook %or thy, Granville, - Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and. Co. Birmingham ; Bilimge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathlitiry, •Liverp,:d ; Starnes and Lynch, Matickester Trewman; Exeter; Mand.. , r.ton, Reahtim, "Scott.. 'and Baxter, Edi - burgh ; Baxter and M !Donald, • Glasgow ; Bulger and Barry„ Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; arid retail bf Most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at zs. dd.. and 6s. each. • ADvicE. 1V- H- EN Men of liducation -and Professiona- V Skill use persevering endeavours,to discover the iimsi sate and certain method of treatlng a tew prevailin; Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. - Messrs, LOSS and Co. Surgeon's, haVe been induced to make the Curb of the following the objet of their particular study, viz. A Certain DI SOR DE R, frequently c it racted in a moment of IntoxiO dion, and its corcomitants, ST RIG- I UR ES ancrG LL E TS, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and eflectually cured; as also DEBT LITY, whe ther arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, long residence in warns Climates, or a Secret Solitary VIC E, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes, in the one causing Sterility or Barrenness, -and in the other a numerous train of f , ,lervous Diseases, which, if not timely remedied, 'terminate in Impotence and Consitmption.. In that distress. ing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, or arising_from any outer cause. by which the powers of the ConstitittiOn become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a' firm, safe and speedy Restoration . to sound and vigorous Health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjectin4 the ' l'atient to the least restraint in diet , or-exercise; and in ye. cent cases, where an early application is made on discovery of the . lnfeCtion, they frequently perform a Cute in the short ,pace of two days. The-unprecedented success of their to de of Treatment (which has never been kno , jan to fait in gle instance in a practice of t j yore., during whicn period many thousand persons of both sexes. hav e be en cure d, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by ~ t'er .• PiaditiOners without efne.l), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. CUSS' and Co. •excluively professing the Cure of these particular complaints. in order that they may not he - marked by a mistaken few, With the obloquy so . justly attached' to the ignorant Empiric. think it but justice t:, nein selves to state, that they have been properly ed.icate:i and initiated into every branch of the profession (certiticalesof which, from ditnrent hospitals, and testimonials froin the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting trout their endeavours first them to quit the practice of the general PraClitioner, and they presume that their pretensions c9nstitute a fair ground , for the kuiprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Pub lic, been so liberally honoured. Patients iii the country are requested to state • the particu lars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note, for advice and medicines, 'and the same will be for. warded to any part of the kingdom. CUSS and Co. S,urOons, No: 13, Bouvene.street, Fleet. street, o t * The Public is most respectfully informed that . Si gnor HENGLER, the celebrated Rope Dancer, and Mr. IRE ' • LAND, the Flying Yorkshiremaa, continuing to be re eeiveil with the most distinguished approbation,will Appear every evening this week. • , THEATRE ROYAL, PAVILION, (ASTLErS), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. 'THIS EVENI?G, Wedn e sd a y, 25, Th urs d a y, 26, Friday, 27, •Itud Saturday, Rsth November only, (3,1 time) Signor HENGLER and Mr. IRELAND'S various astonisbibg activity Several interesting situations, bdth Gentlemen being engaged 'for a few nights. Preceding the above (3d timel, a Grand Melo-dramatic Spec 7 tack, in two acts, called THE VALIANT 'CLARA,;• • Or, LOVE AND JEALOUSY. Allo (3d time), a Comic Interlude, called HE WOULD- BE A PLAYER ;. Or, THE STAGE-ST LUCK BUTLER. To . ichich will be added, (3d time at.. this Theatre) a Comic Pantomime, called •TII MISER AND HARLEQUIN. Doors to be open at Half-past 37ive.—Second price at Half past Eight. it * it , From the numerott3 inquiries after the Heroic Battle of Salamanca, it will performed on Monday next, With (first lime at this Theatre) the popular Pantomime of Harlequin , and Old Belzehubj or; the Weleinnan in'Holland, and other nouvelle Entertainments. . ev e -1