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•% ik,,, :,;-'..,-_ „,„;!.) : -: , .:7: -. . , iZ: o*l =;- . ,:.:' ,. : ' :: i - ~. 1 ..- . 4:;1' ~ . q.... ~.. ,t,': - .;#.; •T:. ', -,' •, ' , ~... : . • .1i ' ri t.,.,•'.'•::',':..,,,,,,,,..,, ..., _.,„/-\,,? • ::.:. t , t ri . .--;. - 4:: 3 •;'?'.. , ,L7..,,!\:. ,•1, . ; : s • i ~, kti 603'2 THEATRE ROYAL, L rO-MORROW EVENING, January 10, 18 12 , *Ube performed the Tragedyof JANE SI - 1011:E. • • 'Closter, Mr. hG E RToN ; llastings, Mr. C. K - ENIBLE.; • Dumont, Mr. BA RR Y MORE ; • Alicia, Mrs. POW I.!. ; • lane Snore, et which will be performed, 'tor the :4th time, a New Pantomitne, called- HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; - OR, TtiF, GOLDENith enure Nevv.Mu ic, Machinery, lc :nes, Presses, lee: Padmanaba;- r.JEFFER rE S ; Sultan of Cashmire ' Mr. NOR MAN Omar, the Fisherman, Nlr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; C aytacittadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. G IMA LUZ ; Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK L R ; V O rea, the Fisherman's Daughter Mias E. 130 LTOSL SecDnd.p.rice 35. 6d.—Yit 3s 6d.. Second-price as — Cailery zs. Second-price ts.-1 p,,er Gallery is. Se -71-Plice 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Me. Brandon at the New liox-Office, in Hart-street. - • • 1 ,.. , The Doors be opened at Half past Five , and tl}, Play Half-post llie new Pa n t om i me o f Harlequin and Padmanaba , or, Ti Uelden Fib, having been received throughout with the ...-lest approbation and applausecwill repeated every -evening till tlirther notice. , On SatUrday, T he F o undling of the Forest. — On Mon -I%l', King Ri c h ar d- t h e Third. —On Tuesday, Percy.-oniinesday, King Henry the Fourth.—On Thursday, The eln e s. fld) of Er rors .— AOn Friday, New Way. to Pay-. Old • The Public are most respectfully intortned, that.lhe 'resent Entert a inments, which have been honoure d with common approbation and applause, cannot ,possibly be, Petformed any longer than this present week, on a ecount T 1 the necessary and extcusive, preparations tor , a 'NeW Grand Melo Dramatic Spectacle. NEW P•AVI L lON T E ATIL E. NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND, pfEstablished.by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain). . HIS EVENING,. ThurOay.9tli, Friday 10th, and Saturda); Itch . I anuary Only, will be performed a ornic Piece in O r te,A6l, , called I THE REASONABLE FOOL. • medi4fely afterwards, EQU EST ItIAN AGILITY, on the new m echanical , Scenic A Grand Indian SpeClatle, called THE' BLACK BROTHERS. Bro conclude with the popular COrnie Pantomime of THE PINDAR OF WAKEFIELD.. tet b ° ol 's opened at Half.past Five, and begin at Half-past puce Half-past Light. • laces for the - Boxes to be , t 4 ken between Ten and-Two o'clock. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OEHICE, bli t • ashed by 1t.4al Chatter in the Reign of King George the First. December, 'St'. • pERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on 1: , ‘2 2stl:init-mt, are.. hereby informed,• that •Rectipts - v e l lo' re,t,4 0 to be delivered at the Company's Ific,za, °vet I,:xchauge' and in Pall-Mall, as wed as by t k , 4 :Pe‘l''-c A ~;.its in the several Counties ; and the Partici • ur`"i to apply for the Renewal 91 their Poll. 0:1 ,; ;re the 9th of lan. next, as the usual M - raymtnt,bernid the Date t•achA'O y, will tticn expire. • SAMUEL FENNING,..jun., ,Secretary. Attendance daily,, at the said Officei;, for the As ut,,rance of Buildings, ;nods, • Merchanchte; and Ship s, iu .Itarbour, in. Dock, or while building, froni Loss orDainage by Fire; and also for the Assuraucg, of,. and, granting Animi . tics . on, Lives. • N.B. Fire Policies will be issued tree of Eicpenceto-the Assured, where the Annual -Premium amounts to 6s,- or Op. 'Wards. _ . . HORNSBY•AND Co) STO,Cf(-BROKERSi CO.R , N•H IMPORTANT STATE LOTTERY, Two Rilzes • - of 2. porxi. Lesi.ies m any . Capital Prizes, and only 12 ,030 Tieirets. Such Advamages never wer , : exiiihiteri to Public view • HORNSBY and 'Co.'s , )lcl the very.. first 2 °,0 , ,01. in the Year 1767 ; the • two first • 30,u0c1. ; • the. two first 1j,0001., also . , • e 20 -of 2.0000 . 67 -of • £2 1,b,000 • 33 -of . - to;oco -of "- ',Coo -of - k5,.000 . t2o -of - • ,Cioo Ortlers for Tickets or Shares; by Post or Carrier, executed `with fidelity. and:dispatch. . The Drawing begins and fi. IlisheS on the zist of Jlll5 MONTH. No. Prize less than -•• Pound_ • • •• NEW 'YEAR'S GIFTS otTWENTY`THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES 114 THE MATCHLESS STATE • LOT l' ERY of=only . ,000 TI CK ETS, all to..be - Prawn on TUESDAY, zrst THIS MONTH. • . LUSH, (Contractor) gratefully happy in an nouncing the numerous Capital Prizes which he.has said in the last three or four Months,'solicits the Public.at , ttotion to the present Lottery, - and sincerely I - lopes to be ~tlually fortunate in disposing of Capitals to those.who now honour Rim with their couuna►ids, The Tickets are few, !he Prizei Numerous, the Capitals Great, and • the Risk x+ll. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of ,C 20 , 900 are 4.40,000 2 • • . . 6,000 . • . . 12,00 l 2 . . . . 4.000 . • . ~ 8,000 6 . . . . 1,000 . . . . 6,000 2,396 • . . from Sao to kzo • 54,000 The following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Sharesat . 4, CORN ti it.L, and 4, CIIALUNG.CROSS, LONDON, l'lld by B I SI-I'S Agents in the Couotry, in the two Lotte.. ales drawn in Oaober :aid I: , 1 bietnbet laA : .-,. p 1 ,693 C lass A' k t 6,000 3,343 ...lass p,,, 15,000 3,363 - A 5,000 71 - - A: 3,000 ,8s - A 2,000 1,853 . . B 2 t oco 4,0z5 - . C Loop 1,852, . A . s°O 2 ,03. z . A coo 3,803 - A 5 00 3,863 - II 500 &c. &C. Ste. , An immediate Purchase is advised, as, from the Smallness t ' .' i 's',f the Lottery, Tickets and Shares may he very scarce with - ". In a day or two of the D rawin g , which will be I- ' • rU ES 11,-V.Y, the mist INSTANT. FOR cOUGIIS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. ► SIR 'WIN HILL'S BALSAM OF HONEY. HE I IN NIEUS of . BRITAIN :recommends this excellent Preparation, as the most salutary and ‘ Wetlual Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast aid Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obs.truc- :tions in the Glands, are gen tly and-safely -(4charged by easy tXpedlratism. W tleezings and Urfeaiiness in Breathing are ~4 . peedily removed by a few Dose. it takes ntf the irritation, • 44,,41C;:i the Thoracic Duct's, and heals the soreness or e 4 1•easraiai Lungs. Thirty/Years experience has confirmed ilie 4.l4zommendarion, in the , immediate Relief and gradual • . l ure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMAS and CON- U mwrioNs. It is .the greatest °reserver or the Lungs_ ever discovered es, 4tiflenntains7fill- the healing, sof t e nin g anti soothing Qualiti • ,r , t that sa lubrious extract of r LOWERS called HON ; tlie . r i c hest.!Ba.lsams of the Eastern WOrld ; it is as restora- Asges l Milk, and never tifsigree *with the Stomach ; Common Cold yields to its benign intioenceili afew hours; ;AM when•resorted to, before the Complaint is far advanced 41 4 danger of Cottsnmption is certainly preve , it , (l. Sold wholesale and retail 'by -Shaw and Lti,vards, No. 66, 't Paul's church-yard, .ion the • 'lna, Lk ; and bae.in and Co. 0 xford.4 - treet ; and one Vender in every ..• None can be gen u in e Strawand , Cluirch•-yard, 1. , •ntici,'' is engraved ouille Stamp, — alto 26. Cia• t":'" ie. THURSDA Y, JANUARY 9, 2 PRESENTS FOR YOUTH. New altd.approved Works just published by H.Colburn, 53, Conduit. st WINTER EVENING ENTERTAIN mE wrs - or Conversations between a Father an d his Family, in,which are delineatei the Manners and Cus toms of vatkons Nations, with Geographical Notices, Histo rical and Biographical Anecdotes and Descriptions in Natural History By l. B. Depping, 2 vols. tzs. bound; " These conversations impart so much general knowledge and amusing information, that we think the Author has pro. duced a very entertaining and valuable book for young people. Month;Rev. 2. Seabrook Village and its Inhabitants, a Tal e, founded on faas, ss: bound. 3. A Father's Tales to ..is Daughter, 2 vols. with plates, Bs. 4. Zoological Anecdotes, or a Colledion of extraordinary and interesting Fads, relating to. the Anim al Race, by Win. .Brewster, 3d Edition, r vol. 6s. bound, 5. Caroline Ormsby, or the Real .Lucilla, -a moral and pleasing Tale, 2.t1 edit. ss. 6. The Cabinet of Entertainment, a new and Tseled Col le Lion of Enigmas, Charades, Rebuses, &c. with Solutions, ss. MAD. DE 'STAEL's WORK . ON LITERATURE; WITH MEMOIRS OF HER LIFE. This Day was piablished, In Two Volumes, price 15s. boards, THE INFLUENCE of LITERATURE up on so ci ETY. Translated from the French of Madame de STAEL HOLSTEIN., with Memoirs of the Life and ' Writings or the Author. Principal Contents: Of Literature, as - connected with Virtue, Glory, Liberty, Happiness. Of the Literature of the Greeks and Latins. Of the Spanish and Ltaiian Literature. Of the Literature of the .- North. Of the Tragedies of Shakespeare. Of English Pleasantry. Of the Imagination of the English in their Poetry and Novels. Of the' Philosophy and Eloquence of the English. Of German Literature; Di Frencn Litera ture during the Age of Louis XIV. Of Female Literature, &c. Err.c. London : Printed for H. Colburn, Public Library, No. 50, Conduit-street. Of whom ari.l all Booksellers may be had, the same work • French, 2 vols. 146. This Day was published, The Second Edition, price is. of A SERMON on the NECESSITY of EDO (.7 AT I N G the POOR in the Principles of the ESTA liLISI-11i,D CIIURCH. r betore the University of Oxford, at St. Mary's, on Sunday, Dec: by me Rev GODFREY FAUSSETT, M.A. Late kellow of Magdalene College, and one of the sele4 Preachers in that University. - Sold by T. Parker. Oxford ; and by F. C. and 1. ton, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and I. Hatchard, wider the imrahnate Patronage •of THEIR MAI ESTIES . THE'littt fl5ll GALLERY 1.:1!* PICTUR.ES.. . • In Two Series. lIR-ST SPITES; comprising Eng ravin g s of the Marquis of Stafford's (..,11cetion of Pictures, with De scriptions. Y. 0 1"11,EY, Esq - - To he completed in about Fifty N umbers, price teas. 6d. Proofs, al. is. Colours Mounted, 21. ass. 6d. each. 41 .* The f'ouith Nunircr of this Series is this Day pub. lished.. • Ssveta.l. itvire Numbers -wilt be published this Sea. son. :'he 'lhree'first Numbers may alsO be had ' SECOND' SE RUES`, comprising fine Engravings on a larger-Seale, forming a selyct dnd elegant Cabinet Gallery of thc finest 'Sped:Wens of the great Masteri in these rCingdoins, • with Descriptions. . . . • ' •- By HENRY TRESHAM, Esq. R. A. *.**, Thq.Fourth Number of this Series , i,vill be published on the First of February. Two or three more Numbers will arsb be published thiS' 'Season The Three first Numbers may also be had, price tos. 6d Proofs, Coloured, each in a Port Folio, as follows : No. I-, Rui;4',4s, 51.. rs. No. 2, And.ea-del.Sarto, tol. tos. ' Nb. 3, Raphael, sl. ss."to Subscribers. New Bond- Published. at the British Gallery, No. 54, street. ‘Vork. - The hiply finished Drawings and Specimens.of the are on . Exhibition as above, where Subscribers' Nadies are takeirin. Admittance to Nod Subscribers One Shilling. , . This Day was published, price gs. boards. The Third-Volume of - • A - SERIES of PLAYS; in villa it is attempted -up delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind ; each Passim\ being the Subjed of a Tragedy and a Comedy. -- -," • -By lOANNA BAILLIE. Printed 'for Longman, Hurst, ltees , Orm e, and Brown, Paternoster-tow; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond -51 reet . Of whom may be had, Miss Baillk's Series of Plays, Volume One , and Two, price Eighteen Shillings, boards. • Miscellaneous Plays, Odavo, Nine Shil- I IC'T UA L, LING-OFFICE, Becember.2o,.sBtt. rTHE CO 31411 . SSIOiVERSfor VICTUALLLYG -IL His MAJESTY'S NAVY di hereby give Notice, That. on Friday the 17th of January next, they will be ready to-re-- • ceive Tenders in 'writing, (sealed up), and treat for the supP '- ingof SEA. P VI SI NS to his M.:jetty's / Ships and Vessels at Halifax in .Nova Scotia, Qo - bec in Canada, Norfolk in Vir ginia, and at the Island of Bermuda, (coniointly in oneCon traß), for Twelve, Months certain, from the Ist day of Juy - next;' and further until Six Months' warning shall be given on either sidelor"the tern:Frei:ion thereof: to' .be paid pir by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days afer date. The Conditions of the Contra Et, may. be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price . shal not be in.terted in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Boa before. One o'clock on the said Friday the 17ttrof ya-• naary next, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for : nor will any Tend:r that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real valua upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in _the Penal Sum ofttz,ood. for the due performance of that Contrail. VIC] UALLING.O Dec. 1.0, Itif t. THE COMMISSI9NERSjor VICTUALLING Ills AIAJESTrs NAI/Kel o hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 176 of January next, they will he redy to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up); and treat for the sup ply of what RUM vtay be demanded for the , service of his Ma— jesty's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the River Shannon, in Ireland, for Twelve Months certain, from the 6th of Fe bruary next, and further, until Six ill,,nths warning shall be given for the termination thereof; to be paid for by Bills Payable, with Interest, Nine!) , Days after date. ' ' Tb, Conditions of the Contra& may be seen at the Sctetaty's Office, at this _Office ; pr by applying to the Collector of his Ma jesty's CustOnts at Limerick. No regard will be hat to any Tena r er in which the PriCe Shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the .Board, before One o'Clock on the. said Friday, the r7th of January next, nor unless the Pelson who makes . the Ten der, or some Person on his behalf,. attends to answer when ealleci far Each Tender mt . 'st also be acconiranied by a Letteto signed by twoyespontible Person: engaging-to become bpsold with the Party tendering, in the Penal Soon of sool. P. lb( due, perfirman:e • •-• • ......• of;lke.Contragi. _. i ‘, ~ ~... --_ _, iICTUALLING-OFFICE , Jan. 3, 1812. HE COMMISSIONEIWor ViCTUALLLING T His MAJESTY'S Ai/WY do hereby ,That on Friday _the loth ifift,they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), •and treat fir One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, to be an swerable to Samples •to be produced with the Tenders ; to be de livered within One • Month, into his Majesty's rtaualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with, Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contreta may be seet at, the Secretacy's Office." - No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall not be delivered to the *Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the loth intt. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer When cared fo•.: By Order of the Board, R. IL CREIV, Sec. Pt: or. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 20, 181 r. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS • 111,1- YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mill, on or be. ore Friday, the loth day of 'canna?) , next, finm such Persons as may be willing to' undertake the supply of LI NS E ED 914 and TURF 4NTIN E, for &mice of this Thpartment; for, a period of Three Years, determinable at the (slit ation rj One Year, at the option of either party. Samphs of the Articles may be viewed, upon applicati , n at . . the principal Storekeeper's O f fice in the Tower, andjierther Par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, avt day honeesen the hours of Yen and -Four o'Cock, where the Proposals muse be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Pro posals for Oil and Turpentine ;" but no Proposal can be • admitted after the said loth day of ysnuary, at Twelve • o'Clock at Noon of the same • Day ; ; neither will a,y Tender be noticed, unlesrihe Party enakink it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. TRANSI'GRI' OFFICE, D , c. 28, 181 t. rp-HE COMMISSIONERS . for conducting His -A- MAyAs }"S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takin g Cale of SiCk and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and ruitody of Prisoners of War, do heresy give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tursd4y, the 21st of yanuaiy, 18[2, to receive sealed Tenders, and ,treat with such Persons as May be will:lnc , to contrail for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WA It in HEALT El at N-ot man Cross, and Dartmoor, for Six Months certain, front the ist of March, 181 e. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Trea!y, nor any noticed unlets the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend.. Each Tender, must be accompanied by a Letter from two respeEtable Persons, engaging to became bound lath the Pifton tendering, in the Sum of 25001. for,the due Performance of the Contract. •-farther Para,ufars may be , knvarn by app6 , lng at 'thi4. Office, or to C'apt. Draper; at Norman Cress ; or Capt. Cots , aire, - Dar t. lingsin boards. Day' was" published, In Ten Volumes, Royal iSmo: .to correspond with Inch bald's British Theatre, and Collection of Farces, price 21. ros. and Gn tine Paper, price 31. iss. boards. THE MODERN THEATRE or, a Collection 11 Of successful Modern Plays, acted - at the Theatres Royal, London. Printed f rom the Pr u mpt. books by the au thority of the Managets. Selected by Mrs. I N CUBA LD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, Paternoster-rbw ; and at - the BritishGallerY,'s4, New!llond street. Of whom may be had, Editekby Mrs. Inchbald, r. The British Theatre, in as vols. royal iStitb. with P or traits, price 61. 166. ,6 d: boards; on fine paper, price,l3l. ditto. • 2. .A Colleetion of Farces, in 7 vors. royal iSnio. price 11. and fine paperovith portraits; 21. zs. 6d: boards. This Day was published, In One large Vol. Delavo, a New Ldition, 'being the Se venth, correded, and considerably.enlarged, price los. 6d. in boarrlS, ' TI,I.EATISE oil the POLICE -ot the ME ATROPoLts ; Containing a Detail of the various Crimes anti Misdemeanours by which Public and . Private Property and SecUrity are at present injured and endangered; and suggesting Remedies tortheir PtC - Vention. By P. COLQUHOUN, LI.. 0. Cl, Printed toil. Mawman, and Davies, arke and Sons; Scatcrierrt and Letterman, Lea, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and BrOwn, Vernor , Hood, and Sharpe,-;l,:ick ington, Aden,, and Co. B. C rosby and Co. Blac15:-. Patry, an d Kingsbury, R. Pheney, P. and W. Nee I. Asperne 1. Baoker, I. l'aul der, and Sherwood, Neery and 'ones; and for Wilon and Son, York. • • , Qt . whom May be had, by the same Aythor, A Treatiie - ti the Commerce and Police orthe River Tl►:4;ritts. llkuinated - b) an accurate Map of the River, (coin London Bridge. to ,S.heerness, in one ,large Nol.•Svo. price iss. 61. boards. • We think it wia be of essential service to all persons possessed of property, - either in their habitations -Or on the river. to keep for their defen c e, those doipestic.guayds—.r. C o l q uhoun's two Treatises on the - Police 01 the Metropolis, and of the Rivet Tbames," &C, • IFPICF, SIXPENCE HALFPENNY AS,l_ri ON. J. T. RlGGE'SZelebrated Magnetic Razor Table!, Pa.. trottise.‘t by the , Distinguished though Envied sanction of his Roy Highness the PRINCE REGENT. H 'TE proverbial excellence of ails Inventtoo , which,Will keep Razors in a constant state of efficient' Repair for ywc,ity 1' ears, without the aid of a Cu tler, ha s excited a marked and pointed jealousy in the mind of 0ne...0f Our first rate Cutlers in London, who has descended to a con-_ teinptib . le attempt at opposition - and external gmitation,. whichnuds only to be seen to_ prove its insignificance, on a comp - 3ElOOn with 1. T. Rt t , d . , ,c's .Magnetic Razor Tablet be ing dialp;:trically opposite in its. use and of eels (. T. Inventor of the Ma,t;rietic Tablet, grateful to. the Public tot their very liberal port and encouragement; considers self imperiously called upon txi ; assert,, in order so prey . .nt -imposition, that his Magnetic Tablets have been constantly, atiti_will.continue to he, , ,sold;with.his Sioature;, ant: nun: bered in Red Ink ; such oniy ,arc: his genuine Invention and Maintiodure, and which are4ppointed to be Sold by one or ino:e respeetable Agents iii every. City and Town thr, , ugh.. 'mit the United 'Kingdom, price 75. 6d. ; also a ,nest 11 In vented Razor SA - op, upon entirely original principles, of va, rious sizes, from 3s. 6d. to each,'at his Warehouses, 651 Cheapside,, and sz, Park street, Grosvenor square. Mag netic Razor Strop Composition, of two qualities, 35..6d. Neapolitan Rose Shaving Paste, fbr portable 'Travelling Cases,, is.,and as. A Tablet for Penknives, • -Razors accurately set on - the Magnztic Tablet without charge, where , a purchase is made of either Strop or Tablet, and money *returned; it perfect satisfa6tion is not yielded. • TULE DICTATES OF COMMON SENSE.- " Like leaves on trees, the race of man is found, " Some green in youth, some with'rhig on the ground:" VEUE'IAhLE MEDICINE . . _ ENGLISH DIET 0R1N1i.. 2 -BOERHAA T E'S 'and Silt JOHN HILL'S-UNIVERSAL. REME.D.Y.. „. k-HESE 'great - and eminent Physicians, by an in- Innate and profound knowledge of Botanical Science; concurred in prediding the possibility of discovering in the vegetable world a remedy for almost every . human milady. That. the _English. Dict.Dritik,,introduced by Dr. joshua - Webter into his .Medical PraCtiCe, so far bick as 1745, and since achninistered by, himself. with uniform success for 6 , yea rs.to both sexes and all agvs, is a discovery that approaches nearer than' any 'other yet made to this univet sal character, has after various and complete experiments been acknow. lodged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America, by Drs, . Aden and Sir R. lebb, of London, and by rnany other nigh and distingniShed names, both at home an I abroad. But tha best' pradical: test of truth .is experience ; and the many thOusands that have cured, since its first introdution. by Dr. Webster, of every deseription"Of Fever, of Nervous • and .Hypochondriac Complaints, of Sea and Land 'Scurvy, 0( Scrophula, ot•evl::ry species of gruption, which indicate im purity of Blood', of Consumptions, Astlitnas, Dropsies, '&c..will bee the most satistadory , evidencO, of the extraordinar y powers : and astonishing efficacy of this Vegetable Medi cine. . . 'l,finsir. who wish for. More ; particular information on the charinaer and properties of the English . Dier Drink, and of. the 41 - variety of the cures it has etn&ed, May ebn. suit Dr. We ster's excellent. work on the subject, a mow edition of which is just iiublik!fed by the Proprietor,' price 3.3...iii . haards; and 4,. small ,pamphlet, price is. 6d. contain., ing a .list of thirty reiparkable cures, which all occurred.in •1810 .4 ancLthe Redder of tliesf prodndions may be assojed, that he will not only not he disgusted with the inflated bom bast of the Stupid pretender,With the quaint and stilted puff . - ing of the quack, not with .the fabricated fidions of the shameless impostor, hut will find the DoCtor's Book the work of a manofgreat professional experience, teaming, and ~ humanity, •• Sold iiMialf. pipit bottles; its ; piht ditto, is. 6d. ; and ft% quart ditto, 1.45. each, duty included. Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. !S lee and Co. Borough High street, And , _by:one at least, in every con siderable Town in the United Kingdom ; and by the follow_ ing•Veriders in Loudon, by their Agents :—Messrs ' !toward and - Evans. Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Elliotsn, (-tie . mist and Druggist, rc6, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Ware house, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Coles. Worthy, Chemist and Druggist, 144, Wl;itechapel ; MCuri, sey, Chenrist, 24, Great Surrey-street, BlaCkfriars- road, and. at Kennington-cross ; Sanger (late Bacon), jso, Oxford street ; Nlidgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand;' Hurl. -son and Co. Chemists, 11:c.• at, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and Mattress, Perfumer, lis, Fleet street. • - • The Atlii4 - led with COliC US will find their interet in Attention to the following : To MR. MADDEN. From Mr. Carter, Bank of England. • • " SIR, . A BOUT two , years ago 1- was afilicled with a Nervous Consumption, when my Lungs were so inflamed as to render toe incapable of conver;ing With a friend,' or communicating my wanta'to those around me, I . had at that time the advice of some of the most eminent of the, Pa-' culty, who all agreed that there . was no Nidleal curd for my complaint; and atter a long co , -rse of Medicine, 1 found that I got worse instead of better and that my frame he came every day more and more debilit,:ted, and_ I expdted every bight would end my mural existence, as I used to be regularly att,cked in the inglit. with spasms for two or tiiree hours. 1 Was at this . time in the country, Where 1 went by the advice , of the. Physicians.; and being reduced to the last' extremity, I thought I would make a trial of your Vegetable Essence,. knowing the good efledi it had had in the rettira~ tion of some of my fellow.sr.vants. 1 accordingly sent to town tbi some immediately, began taking it according to your diredions, foutyl, in 'a very short time, that •the mation began to abate, and by the time 1 had taken tke that bottle,l could talk and lead with as much ease and clearneit as ever 1 could in my ‘ life. "1 am, Sir, , " Your most obliged Servant,. • " JOHN CARTER. " Bank, Tune 16, 18o8." From Charles Head . Graves, Esq. Somerset.streei, Port man-square. ' " DEAR SIR, . . . . . . "I am inneli indebted to you for the Bottle of yo ur inva luable- Vegetable Essence,' and feel peat pleasure in intorm. ing you that it has totally removed the most violent t_'ouglt and Iloitsadts I Was ever troubled with. I am persnact I.snall not,be trespass,ing upon your benevolence by saying, I shall be obliged by your ailbrding similar relief to the beater of this ~ote, the wife of, an industrious tradesman in out neighbourhood, whn labours, as ycu will perceive, undet a most'siivete 'and distressing 1 n, essi a n i gC ( o te Cough. Sir, h. . 6' Very truly, • " Your obhzed Servant, " C. HEAD GRAVES. ‘.. 1 Somerset - street, Portman-square, WI: 24, 18c9." . CONSUMI l lON.,,sooften and justly termed the of England, lias in numberless instances been prevented, or its._ progress arrested ;: and. its - foretunners. cOntmon COLDS, COUG.:AS., &c as well as the 1 - I , oping Cough, Asthma, and other . .Pulinonary Complaints. have ljen en tirely, and speedily, removed by the administration of MADD bekvS LW El'Al3l,l: ESSENCE. A small pamphlet containing an accoind of its virtue's and the testimonies .0t neaily a hundred ladies and gym Ennen of high respettability,. in its favour, may he had at ,Mt B. Mail . den's 14, Gloucester-street, Queen's-square filooinsbury ; at , Mt,' A rlis's, 87, BartholeineW.close ' West Smithfield; at Mr. Sanger's,. 150, Oxford-street; at Mr. Matirass's, 1;s, Fleet-street; at Miss Randall's 'Front gate Of the Royal I{k• change,,; at Mr. Clarke's, 09, lligh-strcet, Borough; at Mr. lion's bookseller, Cheap-street, Bath, and at Messrs. Megty and Chalk's Chelhistord. price, 6.d. where also triajr be had the Esseucc itse.lt, in bottles, price7s. each, the stamp included The'proprictor •wdl only add, that 'a single tea spoonful of this valuable preparation is a dose . fora ,grown person, that in appearance and taste it is as pleasant as Whire wine—and that obj:.ds of Charity may apply at Gloucester. street, wit, re it is dispensed to such gratuitously—Any quan tity. not less than . three bottles, sent to any part , or the kingdom, (carriag,e lice) upo . l : teceivlng an inaistite of otl4 pound.