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%.; i ." l- 1 0„)ri v,„," . 1 0 (e -r ~ , 1 ~ ~~~ . . , 14 it 1 6: , ...., .: ~ ,: •1•,k" ( -41',41-40bI0. 7 r TIY ...!;;;;;;;"1:-.1?.:,‘„v,1/41.,%,..! '; =,'.. tri igtf17..1:111411'.:145!. ' ) •A , k ' 4 '. t V k.,..., f N., , -;,-,r,;- 7 ‘,„._ • , ,Pr5 ., , , ,, , -, , , - f4S, 1„1;,-t7,. • f v v,- y, ipti,:;,l•,•‘ TuE 6138, TilL • • • AIRE RO\ AL, COVENT.GARCLN. mo -, RROW EVENING, May 13; .1812 , Will be act ed the:Operatic Drama of THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN: • Ataliba, Mr. B.ARRYNI 0 R.E ; High Priest, N.l.r. F.G ERTON ; Xiira, Mr: CRESWELL ; • Telasko, Mr. cti4P MAN ; • Dou Alonzo, Mr. BRUNTON •.- D on - Velasquei, Mr. Cl. Alt E NIUNT ; _ Roil; Mr.. youN7c; ; Zainor; Mr. 'SI N C LAIR ; Diego, NIT. LISTON; 0 zrnar, Mr. - BROA DIRT RST • . High M Priestess; - Mrs. P-I/ILI]; Cora, Miss S. 1300 I'H; • • • , • Ainazili. Miss I' Eft° N ; , ldali, Miss BO LT()N ; . , - - - Zilra ' Mrs. CHI LDL; A Runa, Miss E. BO L For. , •. . -her wi, i - Lch will be performer) a new Grand M.glo.Dra , tnatic Speclacle,cal led - • ' THE SECRET 'MINE._ r: n b l ,he IPincipal Chraz.l , ...rs by IVI- ',, ,, IN • r()N, Mr. IiARRYMORE, ..,.r. CIIAP - MAN, Mx. LISTON, Tr. COOKE, Mr. lEFFERIES. , Mrs. TR R BY, Mr. HA M.E RTON, 'll's. FL. imiNslioN, Miss FeRON, - .. , 13 oXes '/P, C. Mrs. PARKER.' " 'Second - price .1.....(.;• ~.• Jecond- price 35. 6d. —Pit 3s. ........•... I°4l..p4r;isers. Second-price 15.—Uprer Gallery is. e i..e a ,Pi a . . • , 4 e,,,, h 's for the Boxes to be talc.en of Mr.- Brandon, at the Thuoxollice, in lian-street ,• bey e Doors will be opened at nalf.past Five, and the Play . '4t ilalfp.ist 11,ayin,11"v Mel o . Dramati- S eaacle of The Secret• Mine, oat' Th 'gal , i been received ' thro P u•hout with universal aPpro-- .1 0 „ . tlie r " 'IA applause, wil be repeated every E.ventng . till fur -04119,-.l,ce• Ilmnursday, Julius Cmsar: —On Friday, King John.- 4`YliQda, King Richard the-Third. —On Tuesday, King , L,e ighth. • s„ new c_ . . n '' ° l) as inetty is in rehearsal, and will S be 'produced as Pos3ll3l e. ...._ • - Ro A - M AL CADEY, SOMERSET PLACE. E y . „ -X HIBITION is now OPEN' from Eight ~i r, Morning till Seven in the Evening. • Achnission Catalogues is. HENRY, HOWARD, K. A. Secretary. 11 °RIC. BUILDINGS COMPANY. CO ni ack Zquence of a PUblication having . been late v., its of , Sed to and disttibuted amongst the CREW- O, t hiS COMPANY entitled, " A- Statement for t t. " l , at lcin of the Credit Ors of the Goverhor and Corn 11441lilin4`-',,,l(lertakers for raising Tharnes Water in York Ivi'Peer;„ the Creditors are informed that Vroceedings , kt• oei *"°rtect to in Scotland, the Particulars of which / It.the ullbOtec.l to any of the said Creditors, on application , ...2 ce ster. hi ce , 0 1 Messrs. Cannon and Gargrave, Solicit rs, Leicester,-square, •tt-nidoit. • R A , • ft Patent Grand Oblique Six. Oclaye N'kir n - e — n p- FORT E, with Drawers and Desks for Ac_ only 19 incites rtes p ; forms. a beautiful Wh o. , • croft re tit for any- NohieTo.aa's Room. ItS a1)(i keeping in tune, cannot be surpassed by any Lyl e ; pi — es less ro;ra thin the compon Piano ter. aY e Fifty Guineas li eee la e,rtCamera Instrumental, No. 5, Leices. i. L cestr i .square, from len to Four o'c lo k only. s\" 4 re /1, 1 1 '9eral Discount for ready Money, when Prole.. mloyed. _....._.-t . , • LiTTLE LOTTERY . . SW f.t i ! 'l l a rld Co. (the Contrathirs) reipea folly In ' -,h:„r.:n. the Publi c , .that the. LITTLE!. LyTTERY will . I'l l the KING'S I3IR rii DAY. • . : ere are only 8,000 Tickets, %,ith the followi ag 1 GRAND SCHEME. • t of , £ 20,000 .is £20,0(`0 . I " 10, , ...00 - I o,oot, a : - VA' . - 5,900 3,.00 2,000 1,000. 5°9 4)o 3no 2oa 2 ,coo 3,030 z,oco 1,630 1,603 I,zdo 31 - Sa .. 1,6.0 1.5".0 40 - s ') - lA—) _ 4 0 ',/i,o '1 6 . 3 0 .: 2,650 1 31, 25 ... 'rt . 19'650, . 15 • C,,QKE T - I N • 4 k) f , ', and SHARES 'are selling ,. at r:l S 4 l - V c l ro F s T s, and , ° 3 l ,'c"s, No• it. Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross, 1 \ ' , ............. 4 . 1 16 gate Righ-street. I.(tc; SURGICAL.DISPENSARY. PATRON, Frs Royal Highness the Duke of York. t_ OV Eit NOR $ • 11'011 l of Lei t.; trim. Cl. W. Jones, M.P. • ,4,; e-01., Latc ruc b e B , miy. 1 1 Col. IL Clements, M.P. Wt. , . I Capt. Flay. P Ott r• SUR CLON, p-iC Q ' e . r r nAn. Member of the Royal College,. London. 4 : I \ 7 •BI2ITUTION, 'established for the ex - 11A.4clusive Tre.itinent and Cure of VENEREAL DIS. lit , and their t it' cors et uences, as Stridures, Ve y, 1 te,r u iterations, 44, has to b,ast the cure ot no less than -111 - 10 etT ' f '3 '" Patients annually, many ot whom have been to ~ car ten t tvent y years. 4 ,l lptorns of Gotwrrlicea and Chancre are cured 'l l , r t re;:: e ?., 1 4Y Nlr. Kiernah's superior and eillcacious mode. l ir 4ti ve s and that weakness and derarib - etnent ot the ge.- hi. ar e I, e ' °r4 s w•hell impair the constitution, and bhorten nere more auccebbfully treated than on any oilier 1 - t l k hr r t h ' i V .‘ i; t ie : I' l % l s rn ybe cobstilted usual by either sex, at % r as harlo ' Er-street, Iledford 4Nr ', litre L 4 t N t o. - 2 1. -‘ '9 lo ' N f e o r wn and Country are ' to be asid t Ire t neces r sa i r n y adirke and tildicine will be 'tilt to any part of thekingdiam. EN -- ; N E 14 My WARE: kti,j, I N' °• 41 ' London Wall, opposite Old • Ile it Ilt,„ on, 'l'm Oil. G 8 6I s • per all. Chain- r Gall. 1 P v e fi ned Oil for Chain equal' 5 6 tot com t n o „i y Pale Seal Oil, 3 9 the brst Yale South . W hale9ll. • - • S 6 fur LivgrpNot and cum -2,4b1e ` r ,'.. nil „ ct l g'Oil 7 o mon Lamps,Zre. 3'3 Oil .6 6 lt ; tit, aitu r s tll () ii is of the finest quality, is warranted,!ge -11411 tli Qret . o v ti t burn the wh o le evening without trirmiung.. t i.i r o „ lns re r, commended for Lamps in Drawing. romans,s, is re ' Shew r ooms *, and all . places wherc bt:iilia a t .i7,truutliTtirecl, free from Srn.ke, 'and the very disagree. pailof frequently trimming the lamps. j,C ) ils are particularly tine, and, 1 , ,r general pun. tr . ' ( AI h. re commended with equal confidence. alid Co. have the ple,..rsureof informing their . o re `,"e P.u'; , .lic in Keneral., that in con . : . quence of tll; ll ' c et 44 ` e a °I Sperm Oil, it has Callen p ri ce, and t h ey (4,e enabled to tel the..pest Sperm 0:1 at Bs. 6d. per " it. Z) 4(.l wnich. price they lately 7iiivertised. 4 ',a to auy part of . London, free of e4crice., UESD ,1 MAy 12, I PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, May 5 . , 113,2.. AT a GENERAL MEErING‘of the NiER- C HA NTS,INA NI KE 16, and others, and of the S SCRIBERSGiI to the PAIR IP tic FU N D, convened this day by pnblie adiertisement, iii the Merchant Seaman's Of fice, under the Royal E xchange, BE ES I'ON LONG, Esq.'in the Chair; Having heard , a Report from .the Commitree,. oh the Re ceipts and Disbursements of the Instinitiun, from its est.a blishmem in duly 183 , t0 the present time; and the Meeting having con:iidered the balance now remaining nitappropLi,tedi and the numerous clairriS still' to be made, more particularly 1 1 the great relict required tin . the Fami ies and Relatives ot the killed, and for the brave :Officers a d Men - diSabled,'at tin: , memorable anti importaut conquest o . the fortress of Badajos ; bejaig also strongly impressed with the great consequence anti txritticial effects ot supporting and 'confirming the funds'of this Institution ; Resolved Unanimously, 'That this Meeting - drein it highly proper, at the present critical period, to continue to Manifest the zeneral synipathy _of afi classes of his Majesty's subjects towards • ur gallant detenders particularly on-the recent splendid exertion of unparalleled int repi ity displayed in the attack and •csnirtiest of toe Fortress or Badajos Resolved Unanimously, • That an ad. itional Subscription bet ow opened, inAid of the Patriotic Fund,. to enable toe Committee to. its aricustomed relict to the meritorious and suffiring object - I,dt the Instizution ; and that the Contributions of all ranks be earnestly,requested in support of this benevolent purpose. The following Sums have been subscribed Lloyd's General Fund, 3 per Cent. Cons. k 13,60'3 0 Beeston .Long - t o 0 0 Sir Thomas Baring, flirt. • - • los 0 0 Raring, Brothers, and Co. •..- Ica a. a Manning and Anderdon 0 I. I - . Angerstein .. too "6' -0 Joseph Nlaryatt - - - • zoo 0 o Robert Shedden - - 100 o 0 Clagett and Piatts - - - ' 110 o 0 Thomas Kiug . tco o • o f. Thomson; T. Bona: and Co. .- too 0 0 lostbuti Reeve - . zoo o o Lines,' Beveridge and. Co. . - . . zoo o o A: Riddell - - - . Ico o fi • W. White, Highbury-place • - 5:o 0 . Felix and George Clay . ... - , 5.., o • 0 I. C. Villiers - - - ' so 0 0 Thomas it.iwcroft - - ' . • so 0 b . . • j. and B. Pearse , t • - , . 100 0 o Thomas and Stephen Nicholson' ,- . zoo . o o Munro; Brown and Munro " . - 59 a o 'His Grace the Duke of Grafton "- ' sz ro o The Governor and Company of the. Bank of Eng land - - - 5,00 0110 . - . Stephen Thornton, Brothers , and Co. - 7too 0 o John Curtis, Ludgate-hiR (second donathri) i, 10 o Williasn Strack - . - - ' - -2.0 o e Greenwood, Cox, and Co. . •.. 100 o .0 Right !lon. Admiral Lord Gambier ' - . so . 10 0 HIS Grace the.lluke_Leßuccleugh . . too 0 . 0 Captain R, Wetsted, li. 1. C. - - 'so io 0 Thomas Ferguson . - . - . • • 10 10 0 Win. Broviin - - e 23 0 0 Emanuel ,liiva . - . . to ro 0 fciepli N Smith . . . to to 0 Edwur i Sirdw • ..\ . - . to fo 0 Ronert Hit kens, • -, .. . to to 0 Joseph Williaiii,. anti Surf . - .. . to 10 0 H. iijackbern. BerrnondseY' - - to o o Edinynd tigby. Live pool , n • . 20 0 0 'l . tioinas,,i .-. , „tierk - - - 'to to 0 Otticei. 6z.c. of the late Loyal Greehwicit Vo lunrcer till.ii , tr}, per Lacut.- Col. Canipbell it 0 o Natndniel tiriLkvs,ocku - - to 0 Co The Earl of Urosvenvr t-o o o 1. P. W E I, S F OR I), Secretory— Subscription-. received at Lloyd's, and hy tire hankers of the United Kingdom LAST-INDIA. HOUSE, -sth May,"lsiz. At a :1 - ',l , 7r.RAt; COP Rl' Of the UrJl'' Eu CifMPAN' NI 1- il AN - IS of I: 1 - 4 C.; LAN trading to the EAST ! N DI ES hel.i this Day, Resolved Uita!nin./ 1 151Y, MHAT Court ::as leaf-ill wit h - aeer .concern - /L. and s,+r.;; - z.e his Majesty's Ministers- have been induced to clt t"get tie :view they iirst entettained of the pro.. livery or cO4,finr. t t . to the POrt of LORtion' the returns Of the. fra;ort iti he permitted to :al Walsh subjects that the rneasiire of- oiieiling..t he 0 irtp.-.)its ter Vessels of AA. descriptiOis from India, comprehending iu that terns toe E.ifitCrit. ct'stands, .iippotdrs t) . tilts, Court to be fraught with consequeris.rumlnis ro the Contp„riv.'an,..l.r l ti,.; long tr'ain of interests c.miretted With it-; by :edit viiigtnpin ttie tort of tae greater part ot [fie I tri,an In id:a, woich it has hitherto eojoyed ; by rendering useless many of the exicrAive establishifients formed there fur [he Nlersui - ndize and Snip phig of tfpt trade, and .throwing our of bread nia.y thousands cif person-3•wlio.noW. derive w - ,,istant emPloltnerit how at ; by deranging the practice and ti ostratiog th.e.end,44stated which are useful and imoortaht ooih to tnt Country and the...company, wit are necessarily restricted lo this tic-" to!, ab.ive ill, by atforoing t - aeiitties for the Sinil : ;.) 4 . ;itig . of Telt,lit to the - Ports and Harbo , ..Ts•of -Eughu - ,d, Scotland, and Inland, to an extent .unlitnited, osid as this Cliurt ap 7 .prehend, tiocontrotrUble. That, the eons's(pietices of .this.inust he the destroaion of ,the China rade, their best-A.:o.x ot co:miter ci.d.prott ; the tailure of their Dividend, deprcia taw) of then ...-;ot;k:,.anci nnfess A thud is provided freal some other "source - tot the - payment of the Dividend,' ihibilittiairr their 'part to , colitinue to ' peifo.rin the tunctious Jssi6ited to them its Givcrintient of 'British Inchs. That it the . .Cohstituttun by which the _lndian Empire is now administered should thus be 'subveriec,'theeiteellent systein of Ci.it and-Military - Service twined - undet this k:oin pany,,and maintaiitable -only by suer[ abody, will be 'broken the tranquility anti happiness - of the vast i Population which that hinpirecOntains, tlielliterests of this Country in Asia, alicl its C.onstit.. - tion at home, Will be iinininently en tiange“..d. :t the profesi.ed objea f r which the, propoSed changes are Ns be made, anti stick itninense. Sacritiees hazarded, name ly, the Increase of the Commerce of this Kingdpin, cannot be ut aqv great deg - ee attained; then: practicability of eatdruling.materially the use of our N•lanufaetures among the Indian people, the tiqinage allOtted by ine Company, or af forded by Indian-Ships in the -mattagement of individuals, • for such Ex ports, not having been lolly occupied ; neither doe's it appear praCiicihle I•ar7ely t.i :ignie. - ,t toe impc,rtatio.ll - protitanle Commodities thence ; ot all w.iich thin example of the;Ainerican to cr.: East is a proof ; .\ flri tish laiiiitaCtiires, which 1114 could easily tile pro. , ated, -inakiiin no parfait, nor ..heir returns exhibiting any new ar tic;esot importance. . . That, thcrefore,.the Trade now enj..:s.yed by the Compiny and Inclivlituals will be the, only con ut trade to which - hew adventures can have recourse ; and this will be no F.d ition to foe Coinme-ce of the l olratry., but °lily a tr.i.nsfet trout one.set umiands to another; so , that OW Establishments, wil I •ne subvertc4, Without substituting - any thing equally Ai:x;(lin tlici,r place; ail - iv all .appearance with great detriment to tile Nation, p,rtictilarly toe Dclalcatiou of a large part of the • Duties now Colietted on Tea to t lie arhount of tour .~lilliurts sterling per altitAill, f4r,all winch 1 - )et.aic,;', , t lier one,. or twos ortliree millions, New Taxe's must 'be laid on the People, . . . That the Cause of the Corripa , .y has been deeply injured by prelodt.e., ignorance,. erroneous assunptions,ah4ol late . by cx.tensive comb: iations, aid by oaten representation, canvas, and intimidation- 7 lii all which, the.m tits and rigi.ts .we Company,. the Pol.tical Inteiests ul 13iitisnindia, and ~t tins cnit:ieeted t‘ittt them, have been left •,kit ut night, the single obeit.t. of tne Extt:nsi , .4l • and • object trio o:ily of speculation, to oPposititin f lu past experience, us.theguverfahg itwiple. . . This Court, however,,confidently nape that Parliament will not-deeide the late of the Company, on the.tePtCSOlta tioni. and demands ot private interests, but op just and com prehensive views of National Poli4 ; and the Court .must also believe tnathis ,Majesty '.s Nlinisters are too enlightened and equitable finally to adopt any tneasure calculated to de, stroy - the commercial profits • of the Company, and thereby to disable them from performing' their political fundions. -- This Court, therefore, entirely approving, both ot the final ness a ilich their I)ire;.tors .have shewn in maintaining this interest of the Company, and of the manner in which they have, in the Pipers now proclaced by them,'. defended those interests, doth Neal - rimer - 4 it to them to persevere in the NeaclitiOn with his Majesty's Ministers -upon• the same principles,; assured of the determination of tills C.,utt to suppo:rthetny,the . utmost in maintaining the perinapence of the - Company - and the National. Interest, whien are invei.ed in their stability.' . Res , ived Unanimously:. That the Thanks of this Court be given to . Randle facicsOn; Esq., ftir his vc?y lurninuh's Speech tills day, for rice great zeal, ability - , industry lie hiss orsvarious uc casion-.4-and p:prticui t rmy opt lli s, thif , played 'tor theaionoiat and adVantalge of this . Res , .2lv...llllwititiapos!•,., That the m'ariciest titanks f this General CoUrt - be ofTtr ed to the Chthinan; De;:uty Cluirinan, and 'court of Directors Of this Company, fort eir verb at,lt.cote.itld e Nego6ation wit,lG,xerniperit tier-tire Renewal at ter ; alikeevincing the most luminous ideas of the be,t lite rests at this Company, avid their. !fast honourable Loildud IEI the - triiiine,went ut ittiportain is (.:Cncern. - . . . t:V.II_,LI_AN.I RAMSAY, Sec.. NEW PUBLICA.FIONS. The Fourth Edition, enlarged and correcied„price 2S. 6d. A N ENGLISH - "CATALOGUE of DRUGS, /AL specifying; their Peopertie, Doses' to Children, and • Adults, the proper Vehicle tut Anyir-1.1 . 5e, the DiseaseS fur the Cure of which the, are errykycd, and retail Prices; to which are added, a Description of the clafrent Aledielne and' Chemical Pest Chests, with an enumeration,ot their Con- tent's, as adapted to different Cliinares,and Uses ;- an . Ac count of such Medicines as are necessary to he kept.by lies in the Country; and a Colleetion of Prescriptions of the most eminent. Physicians aila Surgeons, translated into LI:- glish, with 'Mations" and Remarks. By RE CL, 1.3t1 R OS,' and Ca.. ,Chemists to her Majesty. " This is,a very convenient, Work, and Contains a short a compass, great deal of useful medical iutortnatiori. —Chi_ heal Rev. August, iSto. • Price ss. in . boards.=A Praaical Treatise on various Spe cies of Pulmonary Consumption and Asthina. lri which the Funttions of the Lungs, their Importance in the animal ceconomy, are fully •consick red, with a view •o establish the Treatment of these Diseases on.rational and scientific Prin ciples, and to free them trom that general opplobrium - which has hitherto attended all attempts at their Cure. Inter .spers..-d-with Cases,.selecied fruits the Records of the Anti phthisical Dispensary, under the Author's intmediare dir,2e tion, as well as.trom privatc-Pradace. To which are added, Ohscrvations on the Phenomena and Treatment of Cancer,. by Richard Reece, M. D; Member of the Royal College of Surgeoris, Sec. . 'rite Reecean Pandea of Medicine; including anew Noso. logy and a new .System of • Physic and Medical Surgery, founded on .Aiutolny, Physiology, and Animal - Chemistry, by,RiChard Reece,.M. .In one. vol. royal livo. price t2S iu boards. _ . " The Author's theory isingenious, universal ipt fits appli cation, atisrds a ready explanation of every function of the animal ceconomy,' both in health and under disease,' and is well supported . by facts. - Every thing new is apt to excite the jealousy of proteSsional characters, and the present work will no doubt meet with .opposition from those who do not cultivate the healing art in the liberal intoner of hilosophers and friends to their species. In tire practleal part of the work, the Author has shewn much correctness andclearncss of elucidation in arranging the principles of treatthent in, tire various diseases. As to our own opinion, we must say, that, we have:rather fallen short than exceend in the coittiinnda-, lion to which we conceive this work otititled."—Anti. jaco. bin Review, lan. " Whatever may be thought of the peculiar theory of Dr. Reece,. the formula: which arc contained in this voluine'will . be found usclul; and the practical directions sensible and ju dicious."—Critical Review, 'Feb. Hitt Price zs. kamiliar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, •wittrexplicit struelions for tneir management, so as to render them white and firm in their socl:et, and to preserve them from Caries, Tooth-avne, &c. By j. P. hertz, Surgeon- Dentist. This Work contains much useful information, and we hope it will experience that e.x rensive circulation to win6li the import:ince of the subjeCt entitleslt."—Monthly Com pendium of Medicine, lune, alto. Prices. Gd.—An Exposition of the Present State of the Pro!ession and Trade of Medicine, as:practised by Physicians, Surgeons, A pothe;:aries, Chenusts, Druggists, yid Qoscks, in Great Britain. To which is added, an Analysis or the re gular or trading Physician,- By Jeremiah Jenkins, Esq. a late Member of the Faculty olPhysic. " This Work not only merits the serious attention of the Members of the British Legislature, to whom it is addressed, hut- every parent that regards .the health and happiness of himself and offspring. The many instances of the most c•ilpabje negligence of the Medical Police, and positio:.s pradised by regular men and quacks here detailed, reflect indelible disgrace on the country, and cannot Tail to render certain medical charaCiers contrinpribte even to them selves."-- Monthly Comp,ndium of Medicine for May , i 3 t'u0.1$11:1 for SherwO:id, Neely, an i !ones, l'atcritoster taw, and soli by all Bools;llas ttt the United Ki FOR. lIPeK. 41 , 11) RELAXED HABITS, DR. Aus - rws CIL\ LYBEATE PILLS. r r HIS Invention of the late'velebrateci whose tame it heirs, is superior to 41 other "tonic An.i Restorative Medicines ;heing 6,) cheinicarlyconibialed, as.to retain all' the active powers of • Steel f'ezit from its heating qualily; an:i to sit easy upon,the most dedcate.Stoin*,B. They ate particulai I y calculated fiir Frlnale period of Bic, when theConStitution is deleeive, bits too seLlantary, or from •waot of tt.r.e in the S:...:.•tetn, in ducing Languor, Sal lowness, ralpitunAls, Treint)inig ot:Cie kiacs, fz.:. and tar all Nervous Afre , zti:Ais. Sold by F. NewherY and Sons, at the.only IVarhuuse for Dr, Iat!ICS'S Pip , ,tcr, No. 45, in St.' PauPsChurcii.yard, London, price 45. a Box, Duty inclUde,t. CUING's PATENT NORM LOZENGES IVOriNlS,are the most frequent source chil- V ilren's Diseases: -Their sympthinS every Parent and Guardian of Cl4ildren should bea6quainted .wit - They Cc casion Loss of tippetite,a Paleness of the Colour of the t'acc, - Emaciation, and irregular state Of ihe - PoWels, attend., ed alter with violeni.pains ,• they bring on Convols:ons,; ailed die growth of the Body, and they Brave - lvkal, - hy end . - • :lug in a I.7onsuinption or. Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure ot these alarming Complaints, the above excellent' ,ri , Je_ dii.ne" is universally allowed, on the testnitony °Utile hightSt Charades in . this C. nutty, both in rai.k and respettahnity to have no 'Elicit public apitrobati,n, given to the Proprietoi, tropi a,personal knowledge (at its wointertul suc cess in their Own I amilies, stamps its merit beyond cOnipeti .tion, and gives a sanction .it„ of winch no,Otttel of the kind can boast. Parents, and othei's who have tne • Care of Children,,slwuld . have , this Remedy - as Varttrly. Me dicine to resort to, wiienever the . Stornaeh ut of Chil dren are airy way diaordered, which. it :Will al-ways be tiAitid to relieve. • Sold, wlsvlesale and retail, at Cling and Mailer's, Che Apside, London; Sliarpana lielani,.Portsthouth; tones, Weston, A Ilmot, and Callory, Portsea.; Halt and otoisfon,' Gosport ; Coleman and lacob, Sheerness•; -Peck and •Ross,-, and turner, iioll ; lli, land, Cuolew , :rhy. Gilbert, Plymouth ;, ~nott and Lloyd, and- , SiVinnev an.i" Co. Birmingham ; ,Pnllinge• and Latithury, LiVerPool ; • Staines and Lynch, Manchester; T.tewinan, • Exeter; Smit Manders ,, n, Raeburn,• Scott, and Baxter, lEdinbwrg'h ; _flax.- ier and M'Donald, G I iSg.,ivr; Bulgin atid• Barry, Brstol ; Stevenson anti Co. Norwich ; Swinton, Leicester ;• Ldwards and Penny, LiverpoOl ; and retail by most. Country \Tea. • (las, in lioiccs, at as. 9d. and'ss. Get. tads. ! - , LilSl !NOM tioUSE, • April 28, a 'Flit COURT rf DIRECTORS of the U.NITEP„ COMPANY of MERCtiANTS in I. IN/GLAM.) 1,..a -ingi9 the E.AT !NM LS, d belch"' gilie r& if 'a QUARTER!, , GENE l< Al. CJURT of tbe said comp.i . lo, be be.li al. 'heir U are, in•f,eadenbal- , trcet, cn the 2 4 a., next, at E even o'Cl6ch in the fare. neot, f the purpose of declaring a Div.clend, d i - 16m Ch, i 1.7. r .4.4" it A7idrionmer next, Tk.vlbe T 1? SFER BOOKS of the ,raid •Cranp.unj's Sr,ek be .;hat att ru,s.4 t y, the-2d yirre next, at rwg and ',pen ! d again ,n I,mesdas,the . llth f , ,And that If( IParranq 61: the Jaid Cranpaay's Stcd, due c:';: lA, sib ,74, 6e ready 1: be'deliver:d_on Fl ke IV . R. 4 jiS 1.4 T INDIA itiUS , Nay " I HE COURT (21 D.l tiECTOitS L'A /1 ED Cill4,P;4Ny of ME RCII4Ar . T: of If ACL,IND Trad ing to the • East Indies, do tereby give Ai:dice, - That all Billi of Exchaye drz:wn on the C;:ert fr;in ala i ; al bile:WedJor reilvetonent rn the . Tering that] ihe:Lyb fait, wiu be ail un - d the b..efit of 11., , :5e anditions, if rendered far that purk.re, at tfy 4 al's Ibis adat, on or teP.re die 3t A; Dref;nber, i$ ;Z_ If'l.L l / 1 11 R> 1:114}', S(c. NEw PUBLICATIONS, &c. CONIPANION TO " I TO MYSELF:" K. NEWMA.N and Co. 1).•g-, leave to • • nounce. a Companion to . . 1 TO MYSELF," . under the Titleof . SAYS SHE TO -HER - NEIGHBOUR, WHAT? In Four la'ge Volimes, t2mo. By An O_,D Fl) ENGLISHMAN', And whiuh will ready 19r LL:livery on the ist of lane. Minerva.utike, London. '1 /Ay w..s pubitsficd, s Handsomely printed in up., Second Edition, „Re vised and Corr: .tc.:sl,• ID 0 RTUGAIA 'A Poc). In Two Paits, 13y . GEORGE GR N VILLE. I' rimed tor Lon,e,'netn, Hurst, Rea,' Orme, and Brown, Paternoster. row a.lct at the 13:1tisli Gallery, S 4, New Bois: street, PATERSniti'S ROADS I MPROVED.• I;hisDav - Pried tzs. in boaßis, a IVerr Ekutton, b•ein6 the Fifteenth, " • of • DESCRIPTION- of the ROADS of ENC_;- LAN 1.) and WALL'S, anti }'Alt T.. of SC() FLA:\ ; cuittainini; the .'teats, &c. a Fable of the .Hdy,hts of Nlo,ut. tains, by Lieut. Col. ;Mudge; trivat; Return, aII d 14:,tites of the Mall Coaches ; likewise adda,6lo.l k\ alts of toe South ern .Co..st, Isle of l'hartet, Isle of Wight, ,and L4kes. of •Cuinherlat:cl, The whole itrwroved from Official Du . clatn eats. ' By Lieut. Colonel PATE RSON, Assistant Quai - Lr. Master.:.t.;ettcral or his M.-qe3ty's Fori:et, Sold, Lotto - lan, Hurst, Re: -_•s, Orate, and 13row,u, ..I ) turnostor. row ; and Nlr. 1 adett, Chario.::-ctoss. • This I)ay - wasiit,ll,4“:,l, Printed in the very best irtariher, on tine Paper, erribell,ishe4 ‘vith,i.i beautiful Portrait of the Author, in 'I Voitniit;:i . - - foolscari 80. pie 123. boards, . Q ENECA'S iVOR A LS, by Way of AL,stra[..t ; to vviticfi isiiiddecl, a Dis.:.ourse under the:Title of 6' .AN AF - VER TIIOUGHT." :. . Tlmpresent Edit in (being the 16th of The M , )7 . a!s of Sc. neca) is-presented to the public u . der a toil cunvii±on, 'that nu book in the English language is better calculated to ttie . gei . o to mend the heal 1, and, at the siime dine, to co. - tribute to the Entertainment t f tne Gentleman, the Matt of Letters, and Youth in parii.::;lar,' - hr)n.i-n fur • Sherwood, Neely, and (ones, ster • tow. Of whom maybe had, E ;ays on Map,' delineating his Intellec - tual-and Moral Qualities ist. On the Acquisition of Sett Kitav ledge. On the E kitten-is of liunwn Nature. sCt. On the S}iiip. tifini of IntcjiLctual Degeneracy. 4th. On Char.leteristics of l'ers9iral Honour. By •Os. . NE'W.AND c1)1 13E1 NG TkiL This Day Iwbi:shed, Platte:l by Banbl.?.y.-, in his 5,t) le, "three Icokcap Bvo, (vice It 6s. plain, al:d al ss. co,lou'red. - 1 - 7 , LE NI EN TS of th SCIENCE' of 1C) PAINT; .I__d i.; e.tahliskedby 1. S, with an, Handr.'d attd Fury-seven (2, , ppc...t- plates lillWfarAo of zii the Chtsse:i and all tie: Orders of System, titer:: Deist a svpar..tre line tor each order. , The l'hnts - t!'ernsel yes ha ye been seleded_frnrn' D r.Smith's In!r„duct,.,n I; ,, tatiy, as the, heSt examp,les : Int eNch parti cular Order; 4nd suet fads co,ntoniy-o: their history are -introduced tis.inay glyc,ille . sttbjeet ar atkill1011:a A corm:Lt.: syioa*ary at Lietanlttia Terns as ad.ie.l •• is the :f3in.:33tary the Scieltce of HoCarly th.?,t t; , r t ..,t1 " i'rintc(l t:. ; reet, Lor,flun E 'ay fit' :; rew ur , r ;Jed CleanSie t g • ; ;- : it wc: to ans,‘ exn,:teci to ( 1,-, : ...; • ;; ' lot t re. L: . ,(1 toeua . I ;:l, the Guctls , atul • i; ISgc.lti:. 011:1116 ;s sj ,feat a c.ira: t 2,uty as ! , )d.a tiSqlSiVe ( . 030 ; N !Oli f j . 1 . 01,111. 0/1 ti;st A c ,;, • , s the and tein(Pves tt e. 1 , t!::.1, \...; t? ti ;)111rk,Celit balsanne qualities it ;ay, au.l r‘inov.sit.ll ccaces. l'rep,w,:d by B. E. Ne,.t.,n, and s W by his A I\ie ssrs. Shawdfld LldwAlcis, 6.i, oil lac low way, st r.„,c s Clititcb-yard;., oe; i rly uppo,te the North Gate ; in ll,cs A 2,4. 91. , ' !•.. • - 1)R. No ki‘lt;'s pkoPs. - TH. exik , eric'ilc,e,(.4 more th,11) , 1),11: a centtiq has s(t fully establlsitad the.,reptitation tlr'is int/Anatole I,l>at It Is in,v_iir.eccos ay to expati,ut: till its erli. C . :;Cy ir, every speaes of Fever, partieuiarli the 'Scarlet ana iiiti.y-FcYer, also the Yello , cw 1;:;*:r . .(1 Ft:veto ; they never - beenVnown , itthitinister,d ait`re,!abit- to - reCilon t' in the Measles,' Sni,itl and most ,Dls..edert. ;n,:a.krit to Children they are an Intall:hie ; the dcc,iys ltiscotrirorts or advanced lit - e are uti,4, irrunecrc.:te influence, they thimediately stoi., the iitogq.:s s 0 „f a treoli Cold, and are particulrrly adapted aoa I:coteta. Live. The Family' Bottle, sold :it the I)ctior's house, No. zu, 4 4.ower Brook street,.(; roo , veitor.scluare, where orders n.r eNpormitelt are duly executed smaller liuti les, tis. and zo. wti lesttie and retail, at ,lacon's, , d moot lesi . :',:.sz.t,t'ol„; Venders iu To %VII JII.i Cooli . IsoOr NOIL R S's celebrated -t NII-ti ti 1 0 i/S Ll. S, w , th ample Dircetion's, 2.5. qt. the Box:. CTLOS.--ob , eive that tie " Thomas Nor . ri ; Are cog' eyed On the Govern nerd Stamp tint ties ; ItO,Qtliers are, or can be, genuine.