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After which, for the sth tithe, .a new I\lelo-Dramatic Comic - Pantomime, Called HARLEQUIN AND -1-IUNIPia; Or, (X)I,UM BINE BY CANDLELIGHT ! the Character. , by ITARTLAND, Mr. 14.1RL4' , Mr. BARNES, • , Miss POOLE, Miss 1-lOR ' RII3OW, Miss VA , Szc. LLANCY. - - - . . 'Stage Manager, Mr. Money to be Returned. :Vivant Rex et Regina. The Mors to be 'opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gin at half past Six. , Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. Cd.---Pit, 3s. Cd.; Second Pvice, 25.- - --,LwerGallery 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.; •Second Price, Gil. - Boxes and Places to he taken_ of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the. Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till fr,sorl 17. in he thz. 7 'Vlosed. , • The new Pantomime was honoured with great applause, and will be repeated every evening till further -notice : To morrow with the Comedy of I'he A new Tragedy has been souse time in preparation, and will shortly be announced for performance. All I.4!rsons having made '._good their Title of Free Admis- Siou, three: ►lays at the lwisi, previous to the exercise of such Rigiit, wild he required to sign their• Na►nes at the Door, - f„ - is . a ;1004 whic:f., will -be kept ready tor that purpose, and s',.. will izot be admitted v; ithout such signature. . . it, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PO -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 1, 1813; win ,e :seta. the revived Opera of THE LORD OF THE KANO'S.' Sir 'John Contrast, Mr. FAWCETT; Itashiy, Mr: INCLb)ON; Young Contrast, Mr. JONES; I•rutil9A,, Mr. 51N . ,;LA113.; • \ N • • • 'La ippe, Mr. MATHEWS;• Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR; ' Sophia, Mrs STERLING; - Anisette, Miss BOLTON; Peggy, Mrs. LISTON . ; Moll Flagon, Mr. LISTON. After which (Fifth Time) the new Pantomime, called 11ARLEQUIN AND THE RED DWARF • • Or, THE ADAMANT ROCK._ The Music,Scenery,Maehinery, Dresses, and Decorations are entirely - new: The Overtuke'and Music compo4ed by Mr. War e . CHAIRACTEhts. Prince Cherry, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun, The. Emperor Bigbon' no, Kind .of the Loagheads, (after wards Pan loon) Alr. NORMAN ; The Empress itoadobel 'ano, Queen of the Roundheads (afterward:: CI n ) Mr. GRI'MALDI ; Rufus Markult (the A Dwarf) Master CHAPMAN; Pair Star (afterwards Chlumbine),, Mrs. PARKER ; The Fair , Avis (tranfor'ued.lnto a Bird), MifsS WORGMAN. l'iactslor the B.;:es to be taken of Mr. 14andon, at the New Boa-Office, Hart-street. • The Duors.w.il be opened al. half-past :Eire, and the Play negin at. WA (-past Si:, second Price as,*(id.--F . it. Bs. Gd: Seetrnd trice 2s. Lower , Salter ) 2s. Second Price Is.--Upper Gallery Is.. Se cond Price tid. • - .-e,:. - rn - rnetrTttitui,-annx - ttratza xliralmfr . 's er the .‘daluant Rock, - increasing in ottractiOn, 4:id being weceived-every night with continued peals Of laughter and ad-' plause, wilt he repeated every Evening till further notice. On Satuidity, The ilenegade.—On•Monday, Jane Shore.. On Tuesday, the•llivals.,,Qn Wednesday, the Iteuegade.. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. • VOR the Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Alercha.ndize, Ships, VeSsels, and all other Property, against LoSs or Damage by FIRE, on the Terms and Condi tions of their printed Froposals, • which may be had gratis at the principal Oakes in the Strand and Cornhill, London, or di the Company's Agents in the different Cities - and Towns iii.Grcat-Britain and Ireland. Additions will be wade to Insurances by this Office with out charge fur the Policies; nor will any be made 1;t- Poli cks - insuring 3001. or upwards. rARMING STOCK at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Cent. Instniances payable at. Christmas-Day must be renewed within . Filteen Days therefrom, or the. Policies will be void,. - • 'ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. ir? ICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing Lot ' tery are on Sate at the Office of , ILIZARD r BURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Exchange This Lottery consists of 13,1)00 'Tickets only, everyone of which will be drawn separately from the Wheel, for which Ferpose . Government has granted,Two Days of Drawing, vi z . • • , The 14th and 15th January. TWELFTH-NIGHT CHARACTERS. : 1 1: 1 1VO Sets of new Characters have exe cuted for the present season, and may be brut gratis of the Contractors for the Lottery, -Messrs. RICHARDSON, COODLUCK, and Co. and Messrs: SWIFT and - CO. on ap plicatiou at eit.irter of their Offices. •' Pastry, Cooks and Cimfeetioners are requested to state in writing the iiiiniber of Sets they Tay respectively want, Whioh be sent to them if possible, or as near the number as eau be spared. The Lottery Offices will, as usual, be provided with sets of the Characters for their Customers. • - MONEY. NOBLETIEN, Gentlemen, &c. are_ respect _lullY informed they May be supplied with MONEY to may amount, on terms equal to Mjrtgage, secured upon Frce, bald, Copybold, - Leasehold Land or Houses, Money i, the Fun Is, Marriage Settlements, Widows' . Jointures, • Clergy_ lieu's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal , ecarity only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoila-• ;ion, without delay. - Application from Twelve till Tiro; or Letters (post-paid) Iddressed to. Xessrs. Willt and CO. 49, South-street, Berkeley- Ittuare. pIPORTANT SAVINGS, kt 183, FLEET-STREET, within•three doors" of Fetter-lane, For READY MO EY. - - - - Mer- IP GIBBONS, - Woollen Draper,• Man's n.: • cer, and Taylor, announces to his numerous Friends ud the Fashionable World, that •he is enabled to supply them, Tith Articles of made in the first style a elegance, and I superior quality, at the following very reduced Prices :. _ . '• ' - - L. .s. cl: 'cry best Spanish Wool Superfine Cloath Coats ...... 3 , 0 litto British W oo l, ditt o Food Second ditto ' ' 'bcy best Superfine Kerseytnere Breeches. 1 3 0 !ifto ditto Duublc Milled ditto 1 8 0 lest Double Twilled Cord ditto . • 0 18 . 0 'whionable Marseilles,Waistegats - 0 12 0 And every other Article,' whether Great . Coat's, Ladies' 3ding liabits, Pautaloons,*c. e4c. charged with an equal re= and LEQuonly. AT a yer ; y nutheroom MEETING of the CHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERs;ami other INETA , BITANTS of LONDON, emivened hyTublic Ad k•ettisernent, for the purpose Of efinsiderinit of a , t , :ubsoriptioo for •the " RELIEF' of the PEOPLE of RUSSIA, suffering the se " serest ptivations and distresses in ic:onAequenee of the " French and held at the City of London Tavern, Dec..3o, S 1 ; • Win. MANNING, Esq.' M.P. in the Chair : Resolved unanimonsly, That this Meeting rejoices in the opportunity thus affsarded, of publicly, testifying its admira tion and gratitude to the 'Russian patioo, tor .its glorious re sistance against the late most atrocious and utiprovo':ed in vasion, thereby affording a bright example, which it is hoped may rouse the latent euergiea of thejest of Eueope, that by one powerful and cordial co-operation, a: speedy stop may he put to the further effusion of huMan blood, and a,aolid and lasting peace, be established; and in paying the tribute, so justly due to pati•iosisin the most exalted, the Meeting doeS feelingly deplore the hitter sufferings of the inhabitants of those Governments of -the Russian e , opise whialt haae been exposed to the devastation a the czaany's•axthies, scarcely more formidable in the pride and insolence of conquest r alian in the desperation of :S •leat. To attempt to describe these snffsrings would be shocking to-humanity ; the subjects of these happy Realms cats form no adequate idea of them. Such, however, ase their nature and extent, that all, ranks mast commiserate them,, ausdathosa, who possess the meals, ,will be anxious to contribute Oy pe cuniary aid• to their•alleviations. • . - Resolved 'tear ,fare unaaimou - sly, That a Subscription be now opined, and that the sums collected' he' from time to time invested in EXchequct• Bills, till se commimication, shall have been made with-his Majesty's AmOasseator at the Court of St. Petersbnrgh, as to the most effeersaal mode of applying the Relief. Resolved, That a Committee he appointed to carry, the objects of this Maetiog inte effect, awl that tae: following Gentlemea do form that Committee, with power to add to their number. Wm. Astell, Esq. M.P., Sir Robert Wig•ram, Bart. John Atkins, Esq. M.P. John Whitmore, Egq. Thonison Boner, Esq. Stephen Thornton, Esq. • Alexander Baring, Esq. M.P. Sir John ['erring, Bart. Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Sir Charles Flower,' Bart. Josephseciiton, Esq. Joseph Marryat, Esq. Peter Free, E.sq. Samuel Bosanque , Esc.. George Hibriert, Esq. - Thomas W. Plummer, Esq. John Harman, Esq. Mr. Alderman C. Smith. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Sir William CurtiS, Bart. M.P John Irving, Esq, M. P.. H. C. Combe, Esq. , M. P. Beeston Lon g , E sq . J o h n Thornton, Esq. Wilt*: Manning, Esq. Gerge Shedden, Esq. John :\ laitland i Esq. Charles Turner,- Esq. John Pearse, Esq. John Wells, Esq. Brice Pearae, Esq . , John Julius Angerstein, Esq. Sir Charles Ptice, Bart. 'Thomas Rowcroit, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq . . Audrs'av TharrapSou, Esq. Abraltain Roberts ' Esq. Thom as St ar li ng B enson, E sq Job Matthew Railses, Esq. Robert Hant,cey, Esq. Philip.Saisamn, Esq. J. C. Weguelia, Esq. George Smish, Esq. M.P. M'Canstand, Esq. SirJanies, Shaoa Burt: M. I'. Willi,tsn Vaughan, Esq. joho TunnoaE.sq. John William But:lite, ESq. Samuel Thornton, Esq. Sir William Leighton. Henry Thorton, Esq. M.P. Resolved, That all the Bankers in L on d on ' ant lWeStinins Ater be invited to receive Subscriptions. ReSolved, That • Books be opened and left at the Bars of Lloyd's Coffee-house, for receivina Subscriptions; ead that Sabserlptions be also veceivsn by Mr. Holders, or some per 50n attending in his behalf, at this house. Resolved. 'l•hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his handsome offer of the use of the Mansion House, upon this interesting occasion, and that he be an Honorary Member of the Conunittee. The Chairman having left the Chair, it was moved by Mr. Harman, see. and unanimosisly resislveclal hat the Thanks of this , Mat tinajoaajyea to William Manning. Esq. the Chair man, for his able conduct in the Chair. Wol. HOLDEN, Secretary. The following sums were immediately subscribed Wm. Meaning, Esq. ,ClO5 0 Ric,hard Bothwell, Esq. 52 10 Messrs. Manning and George Foulerton, Esq. 10 10 4nderdon- 105 0 Wm. Seymour and Co. 21 0 VsTilliaui and Thomas T. Bell, Esq.Swithin's- • Raikes arid Co. 200 0 lane - 50- 2 -0 Roberts, Curtis, Ss Co. 200 0 John. Marshall, Esq. 10 10 Smith, Payne, and s • Larkin, Varnham, sa Co. 10 10 Smiths 200 0 Allen; Chatfield/Esq. 10 10 &estop Long, Esq. 195 0 John .Dystea, Esq. 10.10 Thos. Rawcroft, Esq. 21 0 John Plaskett, Esq. . 10 -10 Garry and Curtis 200 0 Sansom, Postlethwaite, John Tunno, Esq. 105 0 land Sansoin - 105 0 • 11• Chas. Price, Kaye, Douglas and Shaw 50 0 and Co. 105 0 Charles Forbes, Esq. 52 10 John Harman, Esq. 105 0 Master John Forbes - 10. 10 Harman and Co. 210 0' James. lilidock, Esq.• 21 0 Henry Mena and Co: We 0 John Ledge, Esq. 20 0 usbornes,Bensan,Ro- . Helps and Ray 32 ,I 0 bents, and Cochran •105 0 T. Poyadcr and Son 52 'lO J. and B. Pearse; gob OG. W. Dawning, Esq. a 0 Reid, Irving-, and Co. 105 .0 J. H. Carl Albrecht, Baring Brothers 200 0 native of Riga SO 0 Ed wd. Paasons aad Co. 199 OW. Eddowes,'Esq. 20 0 J. Atkins and Son 105 0 Sir C. Flower, Bart. 105 0 J. E. Schroeder and C 0.105 0 Adam Young, St. Mil-' ; George Carr, Esq. - 10 dred's-court Robert Esq. .10 10 U. Durant, Esq. js.Cazenove,rand Cc. 200 10 BroWn, Rogers, and Sir Win. Leighton 52 10 Brown Anthony [trough, Esq. 25 0 Joshua Watson, Kent Fisher, Hughes, and and Co. • Stroud 5 . 2 10 F. Molting, Esq. 31 10 J. J. Angerstcin, Esq. 100 0 Maitland and Cole, 100 0 •G.. 4. and S. Hibbert 105 o J. H. %Vackerharth • 21 o Botvring and Gardener In 10 Francis Kemble, Esq. 10 10 George Wiltshire, Esq. 10 10 Craven and Bowman 105 0 'Kaye, Freslitield, 'and' Matthew Craven ~ 21 0 Kaye .105 0 Barclay s Tritton, Be- Minot and hector 100 0 van, and Co. Cat el sind•Cuerton 50 0 James llott, Esq, Stephen Cattiey '5O 0 Mr. Peter Skipper , TheCompanvot•Light- W. Norinage, Esq. enters and Water- Rougemont and Beh 111 ell • • '2d 5 • renas The Light Hon. the ." W. Vainshan, Esq. .26 5 Lord Mayor . • 52 10 David Carruthers 50 0 Puget,Bairabridge,and - • Cleak,Boyd,andFrench 5:2 10 • 105 0 Samuel Curtis, Es-q. 21 0 Burn, and Co. 105' j a lin C. Yarns, Esq. 10 10: Jahn Bollaud, Esq, • • 52 10 F. B. and W. Day is to John Pugh, .Esq. 5'5 • italph Walker., Esq. 2 - 2 Alex-Harper, Esq.• • 'lO 10 Mr. Robert Coopar, V 4 rrr. Hoban and Son 52 1Q Bouverie-street BUckle,• Boyd, • and Mr. Jr Croonie Buckle' , - - 100 0 William' Lewis, Esq. , Sewell and Necks 52 10 Stamford-hill ' 52 10 Charles Francis, and • • Lea'is and Hughes . 52 10 White • 21 .0 Sir R. Wy;iain, Bart. 105 0 Waddington and . Walls ; igrami, and - Go. 50 0 Gruen -10 0 Matt. anti John. Lucas Huddart and Co.. 105 0 and Co. 10 10 John Wells .__ 105 0 Thomas Wilson, Esq. 200 ia• ChaLTUrner . and Co. 105 0 D.H.andJ.A.Rucker 500 - 0 Edw. Robiuson, Esq. 105 0 FraseraPerring,antico. 210 0 Mrs. Robinson •20 0 Matthias Lucas, Esq. 10 10 Thomas Fletcher, Esq. 10 . •0. Thos. Poyader, Jun. 52 10 Antonymous 5 0 .Saephen \ Thornton, , The ltev. Jos. Wilson 2 0 Brothers, and Co. SQO . 0 Benjamin Jowest 5 John Blenkarn, Esq. 5. 0 • Benjamin Jowesf, jun. •2 2 Heele, Heele, and The Proprictorsof the Reas•don BO 0 , CAy,oi•Loridans Ta- Todd, Mitchell, and • vein andth e f ree use Co. 200 0 Of their rooms Paris, M c Causland, Jacob Halle, Esq. and Co. • . 200 0 . A Family Collection Thomas Warn, Esq. 105 0 after Dinner 'Thomas Harvey, Esq. 105 0 Domestics ditto Chas. Bieschall, Esq. 5 5 The Rigid Hems Loci N. Hall,Es q , Baigpton. 21 0 Keith "•- J..Hardcastle and Son 105 0 R. Smith, Esq. IV ood- IL Roans and CO. ' .000 0 street „ 5 0 105 0 5Q 10 105 0 5 0 5 0 50 .2 2 P. 0 Id 10 31 10 3 14 0 'l3 50 0 0 - 0 , Smith, !larrington T Jns. odd,Fore,street 5 0 • a •:,.: ;7;1:1i ; h 105 0 Lathan! and Larry 2! 0 fia;;key and Cu. . 200 OJ. Allen Gilmour, E - ,q. 10. 10 Poreher an 4 Co: 105 0 Ethvard Pryce, Esq. 5 :itlik and Geo. Clay .- 100 o Godfrey Moiling 31' 10 Bruce, De Pouf-hien, G. and ..T . .•Olivzr 21 0 Ba - 6,ett, and Co. 200 0 Jas. Arbonin-iind Co. 'lO Io B. A. Goidviiid 210 0 J. Key and Brolliers ~ 20 0 W. W. Nash, E sq . 10 ' 0 ' Wards and Thornpion 200 0 Thon!'as Drown, Esq.,' 10 0 Wriqhtand Cartwright 50. 0 John Clark and The David fi . ritisliConimoner • Powell ' 52 10 Sunday . ." . .'Aper ' " 5, 5 lieuj. Payle and Co. 52 10 Alr. John Blo,k.sley •: -5 6 Philip Hurd, Esq. -.' 21 0 ' 'Taylor and IN , :s. - cton.' 5' 5 TIE ANTIGALLICAN MONITOR, AND • A NTI . COR S CAN FIR QN I C LE ) SUNDAY NEWSPAPER ) established on the 27th of January, 1811, lly LEIVIS Will bt. cOnsiderahly enlarged on Sunday next, Jail. 3, 1 813, Without any Addition to the Price. EDITOR will consequently be enablers to distinguish his Publication by the. followin , ; f.2a- tli. 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T HE CC T pi - RECTORS of the COMP.:I Yof ..1.71; ila 17.VGL(1:VD trad ing to fhe ricc That a GENY. 7 I?./114 !he' Raid C. - nipam!, , will lie at their - Iloace, in I ec't ,- ,..e.,%7-21 ; - . ,t.t, *Oz ` of .Tan?,:ary 7.c,rt, at -le : VeTl Fcronpohj, on Special mss', air. rripcc.fiAs• the _-..;,,risrant- Sic. , IEI-:LAND: • Dkrwas published, In T;vo with a'Map, price '+•;'. Cs. in beards, N ACCOUNT of IRELAND,. Stitt isticat and 13y EDW.A.P_D IYAKEIN;ELD. Printed- for Longzdan, Horst t Itees, 0r1i.•.2, and Bras n, P::..t.rmf‘qter-row ; 4tal at the I.!zitish Gallery, 54, New Bond , - Stiret't. • ' DA NIP Al 3 ANI)FO p Y WcAI7H E . . • . affea thosefll.ded with A S Tl - 1 MAS COUGHS, COLDi.O, E-1()Ov IN( •ana 011, FICULTY"of BREATHING. F°"'S Original PECTORAL - BALSAM of HOREHOUND, •an elegant - Preparation trom tat •Nell-known Herb, has fo(ric,ar Tw , :ntt: Years n.btained the pre.einittence (beyond prccdent) ter the Lille of the above complaints ; the auttienticily of this nay be ascertained at most of the respectable venders cf Medicine, iu the princi pal Cities and Towns in the United Kini;dom. The popu larity and salut try ettZ:ds of this invaluable Medicine needs no COM:llentS on its virtues ; the extensive demand proves its supettorit:, as a.public Medicine to give itnntediate W. public will pleasc to observe, each bottle is enclosed in an attested Affidavit, tu.idc.. at •the Mintsion-house, London, tune 7th, ISoc, without which it cannot be genuine. Sold n bottles at Los. bd. —4s 6d. and 2S. 9d. each. ___ • Sold Wholesale and Retail by Dicey and ,S,uttort, Pow Church-yard ;F; Newbery . and Sons, Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard ; lohn Evans, 41.,,Long.latte Bar.; clay.ani ,Sons, Fleet-market ; it. jchnstou, .Creek-street, Soho ; W, Green, sg, Barbican ;;Sanger. 150, ON - 1(;rd-street; by the only ero g rictor, Mr, R ~ Ford.27,Coweli-terrace, near from Barbican.; by R. Mutter, London; and by al: other w hoiesa le Venders di Medicine. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA S, Jec. The only genuine Petiotil A LSAM of HONEY, Invented by Sir [OLIN M.D.. P HE LINNEUS of. BRITAIN recommends tins excellent Preparation, as the m:st sallitny and Rernedy,.for all Disorders of the Breast a' d Lungs. Congealed Phl,egrn, Acrimony in the and Obitrec tiOPi in the Glands, are gently and sa f e ly . by easy expedoration. WheeziNs and Pticasiness in Breathing are sp_edily removed. by ale w. Doses. 1 t t. 417.6 eff :be irritation, pirens the Thoracic Ducts, - ant heals the s-r.... ss of the breast and Liyny.s. Thirty Years experience has the' recommende.iOn, ist the ittr,ne:Fat Reliei a..i A rad,, ? ) Core or COLDS, ASTHivIAS and C(I'S :iLiMPTIOIN-'). . It is the gi , eatest Pre;erver of the Lungs, ever discoverer% and contains tire he.dling, softeni.,g soot h•rn: Qualities if that saluhrioo t xtr A - L t cr FLo RS cal H , ) y the'ri,;,e s t tne Eastern W: rid : it is as restor.,. •, COTlOlaeli a Coalmen Cold yiehlS to its benHgn • in a te‘v and when res,tted to, before the Complaint is Mr advanced all danger of Consumption is certairriy prevented. Siic,h are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Balsam of Honey, the result of • long researches into Nature by that great Botanist, who dedicated his lire to_thedis o. very of the true means of health in the Vegetable King dom. Pace 3s. 6d. and 2S. 9d. per bottle, or 7 in one large; for 225. To guard against im,:nsition, observe the name of Shaw and • Edwards, 66, St Paul's Church-yard, is engaved on the Government Stamp, accompanying each bottle. All others are Counterfeita.—Sold Retail by all dealers in Ale.. • ADVICE. I> HEN Men of Ecincation and Professional skiii use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a•few prevailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. COSS and C.o. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cure of the following the objea of their particular study, viz. A Certain DISORDER, frequently con•raaed in a moment of Intoxication, and its concomitants, STRI C. • TU RES and GL E ETS, which,•by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also DEBI Ll TY, whe ther arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, long residents in warm Clirlates, or a Secret Solitary VICE, 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 Nervous Diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Impotence and Consumptiolt In that distress'. ing state of Debility or Deficiency„whether the consequei:ce of such baneful Habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powert of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they oliZtr 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 subjee s ting the patient to the l eas t r estra i nt i n di et or exerc i se;_ and in re- cent cases, where an early application is ritade on discovery of the Infedion, they frequently perform a Core in the sht•rt space of two days. The unprecedented success of theirmcde of Treatment (which has never been kno wn t o tail on! sin , gle instance in a pradtice of Is years, during which periA many thousand persons of both stlxes have been cured, ev•-rt alter, severe and injurious inetnods had been pursued bye:that' Prattitioners without effed), induceadhem to thus publicly °fret their advice. • • Messrs. CUSS and Co. -exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a Mistaken' few, with the obloquy so justly attached in the ignorant E mpiric.thinh it but justice to them- selves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into_every..branch of the profession (Certificates Of which, from different.hospit al s, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, t_(iey have to convi nce any i nqu i rer) that she succe s s resulting from , their endeavotirs. first induced them to quit the praetice - of the generai P taCtitioner, and they presume that •their pretensions constitute s fairground far the unpreeeeienied confidence with which they have, by the Pu,o lie, been so liberally honouied. l'atients in the country ant requested .tn state the particu. Jars of their case, ,age, and manner of living,,incinsing a Banic Note, for , advice and itetliciues, and the smite-will be for. warded to any part of the kingdom. COSS and Ce. Surgeons, N.o. 13, Bouveriepstreet, Hest. Siret, PRICE OIL STOC KS YESTERDAY. Bank 'Stock, . India Bonds, 4s. ss. dis. Navy a per Cent. shyt •_ ". Old Ann. Irish 5 per Cent. " . Excheq. Bills,'3id. per dal 4per Cent. 76+ 76 • • 3s. Gs.. pr. 3 per Cent.lled. 60.59. i 0 . thunium, - 3 per Cent. Cons. shut . Imperial 3 per Cent. Bank L. Anu. 15 7-It; 4-16 Cous. fur 19th Jai,. Gli India sfock