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. ( .... - . ; T „ 4 0. . ( , :~ 1111'1'4 4.? S - 4 4 , ;el" ) 4 011141 4 \''''* • I:TUAI.L.I4\I<;-() FACE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 12th January, 1812. THESE are, by order of the 'light Honourable the Lords and others CommisSioners for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, re siding in London - , or within twenty-five miles thereof; are required to appear personally and regimentally .with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secre tary's Office in the said Hospital. on the respective days, and in their difftent classes, according to their several rates of pension, as undermentioned, when attendance - will be given flout nine o'clock in the morning until three in the afternoon. - for the payment of half a year's Pensien in ad vance to Midsummer next, with the.auginentation in propor. Lion to their disability and length of service, according to his Majesty's late Regulations in their favour. y.r.r. 16', a 12., THE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTUdiI; LING His MAYESTY'S N4PY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 24th tist. they 6e ready t: receive Tenders ie wriii•tg (sealed up), 'And treat f;t- Three Hundred .Bags of KEN l'lSfi FIOPS, , j Me gre.....L.th of the yearlBlt; to 6e an_ swerable to Samples to be produced the Tena'frs ;to be de.. livered I:•ithin One Itiwitt, into his Majetty's Fit - heal/ink Stores at Dtptfo+d ; and to be puid f r 6 ) . Bills, p.t . , able, villa Interest, Ninefy Detys ape- daie. On FRIDAY, the 17 th o f [ anuary . The Pensioners at 6d. per day, from the different Regi— ments of Cavalry, 'Foot Guards, ISt - Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps. On SATURDAY, the i!th of January: • Those at 9d per day, from the several Regiments or Corps abovementioned. The Ccru tivrs ej the Contrat7 ot4y 6e seem at the Secretary' s Ohre. No regard ti,Vll he tad to a 7 Tender in which the P, ice shall not be inserted in . -zt ,, ,rd s at t'e;:vb, or' that shall nr4 be d /ivcred to the Beard 64ore One v'et..ek on the said F iday, the 24th inst. no:- knless the Per.ioi who ',takes the. Tender, t;t- some Person on his behalf, attends, to an when cal ed,ftr, On MONDAY. the 2Oth of fanuary. Those at is. per day, ttorn the different Regiments ckf valty, Foot Guards, the ist Regitnent of Foot to the soil inclusive. tHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, January 18, 1812, will be performed, the revived Play of THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. coma cle Valmont, Mr. YOCNG ; Florian, Mr. JONES : Bertrand; Mr. EARLE Y ; VEclait, Mr. LISTON ; • Eugenia, the unknown Female, Miss SMITH. After which will be performed, for the zest time, a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, With entire New Mutic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Padinanaba, Mi. JEFF'', RI ES • Sultan of Cashrnire, Mr. NORM AN ; Omar} the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. ; Caytacattacihri, the Persian .Cook, Mr. CRIMALDI ; Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER; tlorea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. 130 LTON. Boxes 78. Second-price 3s. ha.—Pitts. 6d. Second-price 2 s.—Gallery zs. Second-pi - Ice ts.—Up,Jer Gallery Is. Se cond-price 6d. Places tbr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Ilux-OffiCe, in Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. - The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or, The Gulden Fish, having been received throughout with the tighest approbation and applatoe, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. On Monday, Cato. —On Tuesday, The Knight of Snow 'dente.— On %Vectnesday, The Revenge.— On Thursday, The Stranger. —On Friday, The Cbmedy of Errors.—On Satur. day, The Merchant of Venice. . Under the Sanction of his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. P IULIPSTHAL'S and MAI LLA RDET's AUTOMA- TICAL THEATRE, •. CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND, IS OPEN EVERY EVENING, with a Rational nit Interesting, Entertainment, consisting of a great %army of AUTOMATICAL FIGURES, &large as Lite, and apparently endowed with Human Fa culties, and many other ingenious Pieces of MECHANISM. Also, a new-invented Cylindrical Musical Instrument, called PIANO DULCI. (For which the Proprietors hav e e n te re d a P atent ). The Melody Or this instrument is uncommonly . sweet. It has also the great Desideratum of all other Musical In struments, of never being out of Tune. - Boxes 3s.—Pit U.—Gallery Is. The Performance will be repeated every Evening. boors to be opened at Seven o' Clock, and begin precisely 4 t Pisces for the Boxes may be taken at the Theatre. MEDICAL LECTURES. 1 - \ R. MACLEAN's next COURSE of LEC.3- m run ES; on the ,DISEASES incidental to 410 T LiTEs, CAMPS, and VOYAGES, ill commenAce on MONDAY, the LONG Th , rd of February; to w be continued on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Eleven in the Forenoon, and Seven in the Evening. Particulars may be known at No. 34, Certard-street, Soho. LAND STEWARD AND BAILIFF. A. MIDDLE-AGED PERSON wants a SITU TION, who underitands Agriculture, Breeding Stock, Mid Keeping Accounts, having been brought up in that ein- Ploy ment, and since managed Farms for Gentlemen, from he can have a good charader. Any Nobleman or Gentleman wanting a Person, ,will Please to'dired, post paid, t o A. A. No. 17, Lower Belgrave- Place; Pimlico, will be attended A LL Persons ha. ing Demands on, or who are uese indebted to, the ESTATE of the late Brigadier-Gene ral COLMAN, in the Portug Service, and Serjeant at Arms of the House of Comnions, who died at Lisbon on the Izth of December last, are requested to send the pa'ticulars ;01 them, in writing, to Messrs. Hop er an d B roug h ton, S o . licitors' No q 2, G teat Marlborough -street. - NExT MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN TVVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES, AS THC DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY tECINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING• tIORNING. ONLY 12,000 TICKETS. ,C2r S o - Gain . Z . 2a,000 so IS .0 - Will Gain • to,ooo sio o ill Gain , 5,000 216 6 Will Gain - 2,500 z 8 6 - Will Gain - i,263 BISH solicits your immediate commands; at No. 4, CORNIII IL, and g, CIIARING-CROSS, a nd hopes to be equally fortunate to Adventurers as in the wo last Lotteries, when he Sold the following Tickets in Shares : . 1 ; ' 6 93 Class A ,[,'16,000 . C £ts,coo 4 .363 A 5,000 71 A 3,000 Ste. & t,Bc3 . C lass A 2,000 1,8 53 -.. B 2„0J0 4,02 j '. • C 1,000 1,852 . A Soo :c. &c: tl. --... AZARD, BURNE, and Co„ Stock-Brokers, , - No: 93, Royal 'Exchange, tespealully solictt the eblic attention to the SCHEME of the ensuing LOT -4 tRY, 14 hich contains 2 . . . Prizes of . . . Zzo.ooo 2 . . •Of . . . . 6,000 . . . of . . . . 4,007 And others of INA. sopl. &c. down to zol. Amounting in the whole to x 20,0001. And only Twelve Thousand Tickets. The whole L ot tery will b e dr awn on TUESDAY, th e ''st of THIS rvION/fl4. NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. reveOluliv inform the Public, that the Nev Ye.tr's sTA - 1 . ;• LOTTERY will be I. on the 2!st of 1H 1 S MONTH. Although thi s ~,9ttery ctynsiits of only t 1,00 Tickets. yet the Scheme eon '4llls the following l.'6t of CA I' nil. PRI LES :- 2 of . . 6 . of . foe° . , . 6,ri00 8 . . . . Soo - • • 4,0 0 0 '6B of fool s - A. and 3d/. And the lowest Prize :ics an d , Shares are selling in great variety at Swift and `o4.'s ket Office __ 2 .No. It, POULTRY, No, tz, CHARING-CROSS, and No. 31, ALD(;ATE 1-11Gli-STREET VI It ASES OF THE URETHRA. R. DU FOUR, Sole Proprietor of Daran's cele ;Wl brated Medicated Bougies, having confined his Prac. Vee tor more than r, years to the cure of St.izitires, Obstruc. L irls, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease o 1 the U rethra, flatters himself that extensive - praelice, joined to the • rutldnets of the remedies he employs, exclusively enables hint to off r a safe and permanent cure, not subject to the 'lnger and inefficacy attending the uses of CaUstics or coin tltort Bougies. • Persons in the country stating their cases fully in a letter, -enclosing a one or a two pound note, will have proper Medi. 'Fines sent to the amount. butthe variuus symptoms, method of 'cure, ut's rraftical Treatise on Diseases of the Urethra &c. Price 33. the seventh edition. To be had of the Booksellers ; at the Author's House, • No. 54, Fritki.strcut, Soho; •and Cjale and Curti6,.Patemoster.row. On TUESDAY, the :list of January. Those at is. per d a y f rom t h e 5 ist Regiment of Foot,ivith all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; also the Pensioners from any Regiment or Corps at is. o6d. and is. id. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the aid of lanu.ery. The Pensioners at is. i d. is. ad. is. 2 : 1 -,d. and is. 3d. per day. - On THURSDAY, the 23d of Januar} , Those at is. 30. per day, with those at the different rates to Is. 9d. per day inclusive. , • On FRIDAY, the 24th of January. • „Those at ts. g3d. to as. t 10. per day inclusive. On SATURDAY, the - 25th of January. The Pensioners from the Militia, at sd. per day, with the. Private Gentlemen WhO receive Annuities frO m the late tat and ad Troops of Horse Guards, with those Pensioners from the several Regiments who have been admitted on account of Blindness, whether at Is. per day or Upwards, when the Hospital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose of examining • all suc4l Men, and report to the next Board upon any of them who may appear to be recovered or improved in their sight, the payment of whose Pension is then to be suspended till the further older of the Board. And that aU Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospi tal, . who live at a greater distance than twenty-five miles . from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required, and commanded, after the zstli of June next. and after every succeeding zith of December, and 25th of June, until further orders, to a pply to one o f hi s Majes ty's Justices of the Peace in thet neighbourliwd where they residei and make the following affidavit, which the said Ma gistrate for the County, City, Borough,-or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. came before nib, one of his " Majesty's Justices of the Peace tor the County of • IS , and made Oath that he was ad. " mitted ,an Out-pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on the " day of 17 (or to . ) from the Regiment of , " Commanded by ; was-then aged about years, " served in the army years, was discharged for " and that he is no otherwise provided tbr by the Public, but " as aiPensioner of the sardl-lospital, at per Day, (ex. " cept his pay as a ' in the . Regiment of Militia), " and now lives in the Parish of , in the County of " Sworn betore me • , this day of iii ." • And such of them as were adMitted on - account of Blind. floss are orderecitto transmit with their half- yearly Affidavits, a certificate sto the state of their sight, signed by an my Surgeon, or other Medical Persori, resident ittheir neigh bourhood ; but hr scch distant parts, where a medical cetti. ficate is impracticable, a certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fad, and to ascertain the continuance of their 131 ncitiess, Will be admitted. The A tlidavit raw according to the above form, sworn before, dated and attested by a Nlagistrate, is to he put up in a cover, and sent by the General I'ost, directed thus : —" To the Right Honourable the Paymaster General of His Ma " jetty's Land Forces, London." Marking on the cover, " Chelsea Pensioner's Allidavit,"—And counterparts or du plicates of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out. Pensioners respectively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall be directed to pay them, together - with their Instruc tions and Certificates of AdmisSion, in order that their' laim to the Out-Pensions may clearly identified. be fully verified, and their persons And to the end that the Cornmi;sioners for the Affairs of Chelsea hospital may be satisfied that the• Pensioners are the satne Persons .who have passed their examination; it is hereby further direded, that such of them ‘vho have served in, and have been discharged from any of the RegiMents, or I ndepen. dent Companies of invalids , or Royal Veteran Battalions,(are not to mention in their A ffidavits, such. Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion) is whi::h they served last ; but the Regiment, 'croon, or Corps of the Army, from which they were first discharged and 'recOnunended, and re ceived at Chesea Hospital. The 2ensioners are particularly to take notice, that the half-yearly - payments after Christmas are regulated, as to the place.of payment, by the musters at 'Chelsea, or the Affida vits sent as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsummer payment is in like manner regulated by the musters or Affidavits after the Christmas preceding. It is also ordered and directed, that no person who Shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe cified in-his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his Pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise ,nearest such place of abode), shall receive the same, unless it'appears, by the'certiticate of respectable Pe:sons, that such removal was through unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent ; and that it any Pensioner shell fraudu !curly attempt to receive a double payment of the Pension, either at Chelsea or at ditlivent places, he shall be struck off* the Lists; for the better prevention of which frauds, each Pensioner is required to produce his instruction Papers, at he-time of payment. • • lastly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Pay-Lists of the said Hospital, : or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall not att agreeably to these orders said directions ; particularly in sending their halt-yearly Al fidavits to the Paymaster-General, as above directed, and to no other Office, which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other de partments. N. ii. John Kenshott of the Third Foot Guards, at 6d. per day, has been struck oil the Libt, by order of the Board, he dutving been guilty of perjury. G. AUST, Secretary and Registrar. BEAUTIFULWHITE TEETH . May be - regarded as one of the greatest BleSsings Providence can bestow, without which the finest funned face is im perfect ; inattention to the Teeth and Gums is the princi pal cause of an of&nsi ye Breath. 1:9 [ULM'S VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE ToOTH PO WDER is a most elegant and certain Re medy for all Diseases of the Teeth and Gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the Tei.th, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection; it will render them beautitully white, Listen such as may be loose,. and restore them to their original purity, entrely eiadicate the Scurvy in the Gums, cause them to adhere close acid firm to the Teeth, renders them of a healthful led, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cute the most excruciating tooth ach, gum-biles, and swelled tate. wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, cornet of Paternoster-row ; and retail by lielam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, IVesion, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ; 'Crewman, Exeter ; Cock worthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, Hymnath ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and MiDonald,Glasgow • Smith, Manderston, Se.:tt, and Cargil, Edinburgla ;. Crutweli, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; 'Bowen, -Not wich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham . ; Gregory ; Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and of most respedable Medicine Vela- Ors in the Uatted4Logdorn, iu 11sxes at 2s. 941. eitCh. MUSIC, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Tatl4ht in a specified Time, and on s tipul ate d T erms. n CORM having jast com pl ete d his Work, Li' • THE. SINGER'S PRECEPTOR, submits to the Public in gener a l, hi s Ob servat i ons on the result of Fifty Years Praccice. in the study of Music. To require a sound and general knowledge of this Art, is the qualification of a Professor; a slight and superficial skill in Song Singing, or Instrument Performance, constitutes the Amateur, and here lies the grand error. The views of the Scholar are rarely explained or understood, consequently the. mode of Tuition, Whether for business or pleasure, is,. in both cases, the same; it; however, the Pupil's intentions were explicitly communicated to the Master, the plan then pursued would be better calculated to insure their mutual ' satisfaCtion and advantage. D. Corti, theref o re, o ffe rs to teac h the Art of Music in all its gradations and degrees, viz. Vocal, Piano Forte,. tielip, Thorough-bass, and Composition, as above stated, in a spe cified time. and on stipulated terms. Any' ady orGentlenian desirous .of attaining the Art of Music protessiOnally, may be treated with on terms of Ap prenticeship. - D. Corn attends private Pupils 'abroad or at home. Attendance and p a rtic u l ars f rom O ne to Three o'clock, on Tut-srlay and - Friday, at No. 40, Gerard street, Soho, where rvlOntll4 - Musit4l Academies are held, and Vocal Concerts provided, in Town and Country. MACKINLAY'S CATALOGUE. This Day was published, price 2s. 6.1. sewed, ACATALOGUE of a very valuable COLLEC TION" of BOOKS, in •Various Languages, a great portion of which have been recently. imported from the Con tinent ; being the entire bound stock of Mr. 101-1 N MAC KIN LAY, Bookseller, lately t:eceased: the whole of which a►e to be sold at the prices affixed to each article, for ready money only, at his late. residence, No. 57, in the Strand. London : published as above ; sold also by 1. Cooke, Ox ford ; and J Deighton, Canibridge. The LEASE - of the above Premises, together with the. GOOD_IVILL of the BUSI N ESS, which-has been esta-i bli,hed upwards of a Century, and eminently, distinguished, to be disposed of. A ppliation to be made to Mr. C. U . Robins, Coven Garden ; or to Mr J. Payne, Pall Mall. N. 11... Early Possession will be given. WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE, IMPROVED BY,TOM LINS. This Day was published, A new Edition, in Four large Volumes, Bvo, price 31. izs. in boards, THE WHOLE LAW relative to the DUTY and OFFICE'of a Iti - ric4 of the PEAUE : com prising also the Authority of Parish Officers. Originally Compiled by T. W, WILLI ANIS, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Third Edition, Re-arranged, and considerably enlarged and otherwise im proved ; inciuding the Statutes to tne end of the Session 51 Geo. ill and the adjudged Cases to the end of Easter Term, st Geo. I 11. • By H. N. TOMLINS, Esq. Printed for John Stockdale, Clarke and sons,lolan Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, folin Cuthell,' L ongman an d Co. Laekington and Co. M. Richardson, lolm Richardwa, 13. Crosby and Co. J. fvfawman, and J. Stcckdale. TO PARENTS AND TUTORS, • Intended for Youth. A . DEFENCE of the ANCI ENT FAITH; or, Five SERMONS in Proof of the CHRISTIAN RE LIGION. Ry the Rev. PETER GAND'OLPHY, First Sermon, on the Necessity of Revelation. 2. 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Price 3s. 61. extra boards, handsomely printed in loolscap'llvii. embellished with a tine engraved l'rontispiece, descriptive of an•interesting Scene be tween Barnwell and Millwood, the Memoirs of George Barn. well, the unhappy subject of Lillo's celebrated Tragedy ; derived from the most authentic source, and intended for the perusal and instruction of the rising Generation. 13y a De scendant of the Barnwell 3. MAGIC!! Bice is. neatly done up in a case, Jones's Magic tirade; or the Amusing and Instructive ; though unlike most Tell- tales, it always tells Truth, and never tails to discover-the Secret Thoughts. • Lo►idon : Printed fur and sold by M. lanes, No. ;, •New gale-street, and rmy be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. _ • Any of the above Books may be had in neat and elegant bindings. Thii Day was published, In Three Volumes Octavo, price zl. Bs, boards, (Dedicatett to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent), - ••• BIOGRAPIIIA DRAMATICA or, a Corn-i. pani n to. the Playhouse ; .containing Historical. abd CritiCal Memoirs, and Original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic Writers, from the Commencement or our Theatrical Exhibitions; amongst whom are some of the most celebrated Actors. Also an Alphabetical Account and Chronoldgical Lists of their Works, the Dates when printed and Observations on their Merits. Together with an Intro, dactory View of the Rise and Progress of the - British Stage. Originally compiled by David- Erskine .Baker, continued to :the Year 1764, th,nce to 1782. By ISAAC REED, F.A.S. And brought down to the end of November, ;Sit, with con siderable iidditions and 1 rnprovements rinlittAttout, By STEPHEN JONES: Printed for Longoian, Hurst, Rees; 'Ohne, and Brown; T. Payne; G2'and W, Nicol ; Nitols and Son ; Scarcherd and Letterman, . Barker ; ,'Hiller; I. Murray ;,R.H. F.‘4nst J. Harding; J. kanlder; and Gale and Curtis-. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; Jan. 3., 012., TEIE.PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf HIS. jESTY's ORDN.INCE do berth g give • AT,tice,That Piqrosals will to qieived . at cheirpffice, in Pall 111,11,c.n sr (e_ tore ?Machu', tke ip"th 4 1 . y, of yaareaty fart. finfa web l' , ',•scins as may he willing• to tinder take tt:e' .ruppo, of' AC C 0 1%. TREMENTSfor .Se, vice of Ibis Dlartuteat; • .a tedod Three Years, determiaaße at the expiation YearT, at the option of either taqy. • I'atterni. sf the Articles in 4 be viewed, aion afislicati,t at -the.principai Slur tkeef et's qffice in the Tower, !Ind/aril:et pat -I,,getber with the Terms and Conditions of the contraa, may be knoivn at the Secretary's O f fice in Pall:Mail, afotesaid, bait...ten the !sours of Tar and lour o'Clock, where the l'ioporals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsa, " 1' to.: posals for Attoutiemeras ;" .4ut no Proposal can he ad_ mined after the said 2dtb dqy of gantea,y, ar Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the rase Day ; neither will aly Tender be noticed, aides; the Party ;Waking it, or an Agent in 'his behalf, J bail attend. Py. Order of the . Board, R. H. CREW, &c. OFFICE OF 0 R DAT,MCE, Jan. 3, iScz.- T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERSof .745 - s 7 - I-, ,ORD I NANCE do hereby give Notice, tha Proposals will de received- at their OA? in Pall. Mall; on cr .4efore Monday, the 2oth day of yanues'y inst. from such Per.. sons as may le willing to Undertaii the Supply of HATS and CAPS fir Service of this Department, for a period of - Three Years, !ft - minable at the expirevion of One Year at the option of either Party. " • • • , :• • Patterns of the ill'iictes may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, at thi Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich ; and Iserther particulars, io thee with the Terms and - Conditions of the Contrail, may be. 'influx:, at the Seereta7's ffice in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, av day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the PlOposals shalt he delivered sealed up, and indo,srd " Proposals for Hats and Caps;" but a, Proposal can" be adinitted afterah%*said t nth invant, at Twelie' o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will ar L y, rendls— be noticed, mnlessahe Party making it, or an' Agent on. his behalf„ • shall attend, - By Order of the Bi;rrd,' 'R. H. CREW, S're. . • - • , In the Presand in a few d a y s w ill U be published, i n 4to. P SIGH PEEN HNDRED ANIY - EtLEVEN . ; a • Poem.' By ANNA I.IETITIA BARI3AULO. Printing for - Jos. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church.. yaid. • ______- Now winter MI Is c`A heavy gloom o pp ress i ve o ' er the worl d , Throu,;fr nature snedding influence malign, And xouses rrp the_seeds of dark disease." LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. HE Regular Praditioner pluales himself in that 1 superior sagacity which. enables hint to deted the int. postures of the Quack, while the latter. with equal blunt. ness, itn6t ti cali f retorts the charges of ignorance and inetti caCy on the estahlishe4 system of. Regular Medicine. 4. Who shalt deeide when Doctors disagree ?" • Let Presumption smile, or Pride frown : it is a laments. ble truth, ..that the present 6tatc of Medical Pretension, as a cettointy,..i s s .. not to be tanked with t h e ' meanest MedUlliCA. discovery Or the age. ' For me, let Galen_moulder on the shelf, I'll live and be Physician for inyself. There is but one infall.bie criterion which cannot deceive. Experience is the Test of Truth.—Dr. W Ei3STER'S VE- G ETABLE MEDICINE, the English Diet Drink, has for nearly 6o )cars,' in every spec.i..,i of Fever, in all. kinds of •Nervous Complaints, in Sett: vy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy: in the G ravel, Sm.. uniformly restored the dejecte.l to spirim the exhausted to strength, and reNled the vital spark to multlfudes, whom professional skill had •abando:ied an des. spair,- • . _ • Or. 'well knew the pernicious and destructive efKas ..orquankery, and was therefore decidedly. hostile to all de scriptions of was an einiiient Physician, of o ' tensiveeitperience, and who, for. half a century, dispensed More benefits to suffering • buinanify, by the application of this Vegetable Remedy, than all the prattiticiners in the Mo detn Materia M o di ca can b oast. :He happily comhined,a Per fedi knowledge of the human frame, and of the animal teco norny, with botanical .cience, and was thereldre completely " qualified to administer such preparations with success, Those' who wish to see hiS unproved Vegetable System gnd 'f'rinciples fully developed, may, by a pplying to ate Verideis,' procure his own Treatise, a new edition of whictx is'just liublisbcd price ss. aril{ also a small - pamphlet, con tailing thirt cases sit rei;larkable cures, whi c h a l l occulted ddring the la y st' year.' This inxal gable . Melicine is urn? 4-aithfully prepare i by E. SIC,: add Co: Borou g h .(sole Proprietbis), trout the ciiagiriak Recipe,. which .was assigned over`to them by Dr . . Webster, some years prior to ibis death. Sold iii ,half pit4bottles i pint ditto, 's. 6d..; and in quart -ditto, 14s. each - , duty incl-htled. W holesale only by the Propriert),rs ; also wholesale and re tail by their Agents, Messrs. Howard andli vans, Lotig-lane, West Sniitlitield. All Letters and Orders (post p4id) addressed to thein, will meet the ea r li est :ittelit i on. And is sold retail, by one arleast, in every considerable Town in the UnLitoe:lotaintgdEtnit,tl,oalldn.byt'strill2eirtibisitioavvnidogriVrteighBdiLslt: of Nledicine 106, 'Borough;• lloiton's Medicinal IVarehonse; trout of the Royal I.lxchange, Cornhill ; C olesworthy, ,ch em i st and Druggist, 144 , %Vhitecliapel ; Mounsey, Chemist. 24, Great Surre)•.street; Rfickliiars-r oa d , and at Kenniiigion cross ; Sanger (I;rte bacon) iso, Oxlnnt.street ; Miclgley, Chemist .and Druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. Che mists, &c 27, Haymarket ; Want, .124, Holborn; and Mat. ties, Periunier, S 5, Fleet -street.