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Lt' 4 - 0 itt , ... •• ' • ~ S I VIt 474 k- ----44! s , -..., „- , - 0 ..rt..-., ... :4 , 2 „ . .,x,...„ 2 ,. , ~.:----,,,,,,,,,, -,,..,...., 4 i g . ; 04-,„•- l'Utillf, ' ' ', •• - •-*:•- tqft„.t... t • • ~,,,, ..-' . '"'..`o ./ -'" ` .'.. 'fik It : • 4 '''-': 4tA's' . •L`.7.-Ap. , • 17 0 c i ;fill - ttv. • .•.3 rgioi ‘,, NUMBER 6087-, 'Y , T HEA.TRE ROYAL. CO V ENT-GARDEN. - MOIIROW EVENING, March 14, 1812, Will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of JU LI US CJESAR. Julius Cwsar, Mr. EG ER I'ON ; Olaavius Cxsar, Mr. HAM ERTON ; Marc Antony, . hlr. C. K E BLE ; Lepidus, Mr. MURRAY ; Brutus, Mr. K E BL E ; - Cassius, Mr. YOUNG ; Casca, Mr. FAWCETT ; Trebonius, Mr. BA RR Y MORE ; Decius, Mr. BRUNTON ; Calpurnia, Mrs. W ESTON ; Varela, Mrs. POW b.LL. To which will be added a Farce, called THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES ; Or, 'MB PLOTTING LOVERS, Murillo, Mr. EMERY •, 'Don Carlos Merida, Mr. lON ES ; Don Guzman, Mr. 13RUNTON ; Sancho, Mr. !ASTON ; Lucetta, Mrs. G I BBS ; Isabella, Miss E. BOLTON . . bos te . n 2s. rs• econd-price 35. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price --:Cahery 2S. Second-price ts.- 1 L Gallery is. Sc..01 1 (1- price Ed. Pl. • N ew "es fur the Boxes tbe taken of Mr. Brandon, at the i s, Box -Office, in flare o street. b,.., ; !, 1 e Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play T at liall-pist Six. 1 1 4 1 4 Monday, The Virgin of the Sun ; with harlequin and r nanaba or, The Golden Fish.— On Tuesday, Julius THE EXHIBITION of the BRITISH GAL viERY. PALL.MALL, will CLOSE on SATUR. 11 , Z. u . the th of April ; and will be again opened on M . ‘,N- Wp, i, ,,the 13th of April, for the EXHIBITION of Mr. PC R 7`b PICTURE of OUR SAVIOUR in the TEM- Wu — D OW fn. the EXHIBITION and SALE of those 4 014 7 MS of BRITISH ARTISTS, whidt may remain un- By Order, 11 .13. • VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. t int The Subs,:riptions for the Print of Mr. West's Pic_ „,....zitinie to be rt,eieci at the Uallery. DANCING, R. WILSON, Dancing Master from the b at Opera house, Author of the Analysis of Country th e dilt. Treasures ot Terpsichore. respettfully informs slay ab'ici that his Ai:adeiny for Dancing is now open every Where persons of any age may be instruded, in every RP_ 4 "Thent of Dancing, adapted either to the Stage or Ball — *rah (te r fitly receive instrudions from Mrs. Wilson, in every e,"ctit of cing. if te ' r us,,, _of terms ( may be had at his Residence, 9, Bedford.. otatiird.tow.. Holborn. Nliere May be had, Ills A The Third Edit - ion,- price US. to t '",nalYSiS of Country Dancing. containing, in addition , ir t ,2 l e ionner Editions, a great number or new Figures, se anti' nett Reels, an Essay on the Deportment of the l!er titltd,n bancing, with Tables for Composing almost any tti k • " e n r ." l Figures to one rune, together with the complete Llis l c s - ite of the Ball Room. siet t e ' v le may be had, price ss. 6d. his Treasures of Terp ,r're. 1 11114. -COMMISSIONERS, in a- Commission of zOLii . 'jkrupt, awarded and issued forth against CHAR LES I.(ls ty ,i'itt.), EDWARD GALE BOIDERO, Str HENRY Cor',"'" % aifON, baronet, and HENRY BO LD E It(), of b„,i,41;11, in the City of London, Bankers and Copartners. I „tiers and Chapmeti, intend to meet on TU ES D Y, the t grt day of March instant, at Ten of the Clock in the Fore )3°,_ll, at Guildhall, London, in order to receive the Proof of De bts under the said Commission. kILITARY INSTITUTION. CHARLTON, KENT, near WOOLWICH COMMON.' 11. HOMMEY, late Mes,rs. BONNYCAS TLF, and HO 1 .14111 EY, continues, with properAssist qls, to instrua 'sou Gentlemen designed for the- Army, I v or the Royal Artiller y nd Engineers, for the Royal NI ilitary i:llege at Marlow, and for the Service of the _ Hono table liadia Company, in the various Branches of a Military e ducation. r This. Establishment, whic has subsisted in its present °jlo t'or several years, is in th h e iinniediate neighbourhood t Warren and 'Dock yard, and near the spot where ar form rY prattice anOther military exercises are daily per -011 h e premises are extensive, and the situation is remark tillhealthy ; the house commanding one of the most beau :l healthy in the kingdom. C e —li4t terY has been construaed on the spot by the young n vhtlemen themselves, and is mounted with two guns, with i cp the pupil is taught to praCtice, - and to enable himself ke the command of a battery. 1,„ or the Plan-of Studies, the Terms, the Rules and Regu. nnsot the Institution, apply to Mr. Hornmey t Charlton, kept. • tJTINLRAIRE DE CHATEAUI3RIAND. R. COLBURN has the honour to inform the T e Public, that lie will publish on Monday next, a l l ti lKi Edition, in French, of Mr. CHATEAUBRIAND's 14 VELS in GREECE, PALEST' NE, &c. with a Map e Author's Route, and requests those who may wish to 1 ,7 e ( Copies to favour nim with their names immediately. Library, $O, Conduit-street, March iz. , GAME AND RLSIDENCE.—WiLTS. be LET, from the 25th of March, 18 t 2, for Seven Years, 41COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, - i), 'sell known by the name of CLARENDON PARK, the FIJR NITU R E thereto belonging, and the excht, slu e Privileges of Free Warren and Game over that well I,2 o ded Manor of near Five Thousand Acres, abounding with ipeasants Hares, and other Game ; with or without a v i c e , Park of near Three Hundred Acres, and upwards of a -4tltldred Acres of Arable and , Pasture Land in hand. 410 For a view of the Premises, apply to the Bailiff, at the use 4 14 At ; and - to trea for the same to Messrs. Webb, Webb, A t • wood, Salisbury. WlFT'and CO. Contractors with Gill/elm - neat, r esPeafuily beg leave to solicit the Patronage of t towards the S CH E M E ot" the prcscnt STATE LO T- ~V. which will be Drawn on the 3oth of ..NEXT vNTH. I Prize of SCHEME. zo,oco si,ooo zo,ooo 5,000 4,003 s.coo 2„o03 1,000 s° o 4 0 ° 300 2ioa loe is kzo,ooo jOOO 1000, 5,000 4, 00 0 3,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,200 3,4.00 • 2,400 • 2,000 2,500 • 2,80 e - 3,00 3,c00 • 3c,,c40 - 1p Joo 12 4 2 , 100 4"---.--........ Tz,ooo Tickets. ,C rzo,ooo Tile TICKETS in this LOTTERY are all of different •umbers ; and the WHO LE LOTTERY will be deter tamed in ON E DAY. • TICKETS and SHARES are selling by SWIFT and Co. at their offices, tt, POULTRY, iz, CHARING-CROSS, 211 d 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET; Where, in the last Lottery, drawn zist January, I 'l o . 5,497,a Prize of zo,oool. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and No. 995, a Prize of 4,0001. in twelve SIMMS. FRIDAY, MARCII 13, 1812. BIRMINGHAM; MaxcH 4, ' 8 ". AT the most numerous and respectable Meeting ever held in Birmingham, of the MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and other INHABITANTS, duly convenecpy the High Baili ff ; and held at the Royal Hotel, in Tem -rOW, this 4th Day of March, tlitz, "To take " into - Consideration the present State of the Manufa6tures " and Commerce of the United Kingdom, and the Propriety " of petitioning both Houses of Parliament to discontinue " such Parts of the East India Charter as exclude British " Merchants from trading to the East ;" THOMAS ATT WOOD, Esq High Bailiff, in the Chair. I. Resolved Unanimously, That the critical State of the Manufactures and Commerce of the United Kingdom, particularly of that important ma nutaduring !Astrid, of which this Town may be considered the Centre, render it incumbent upon the Legislature to adopt the most eifeClual Measures, consistent with the na tional Honour, for their Relief. I I.—Resolved Unanimously, That as a most important Measure of this Nature, the Commercial Monopoly of the East India Company should be totally discontinued at the Termination of the present C hatter, I I I.—Resolved Unanimously, That it is not possible that the East India Cbmpany, or any exclusive Joint Stock Company, can catty on the Trade with India, to any thing like the Extent and Advantage to which private I ndividuali would necessarily carry it on, the Ramifications of Commerce being infinitely too minute and multifarious for the effectual Inspection and Direction of any such Companies. I V.— Resolved Unanimously, That if it \vete possible to entertain a doubt respeding the superior Competency of British Individuals ca ry un an ex tensive Trade to the East, the Example allowed by Citi zens of the United States of America, must instantly re move it. V.— Resolved Unanimously, That in no Vievi of the Subject can there be a Reason why the East India Company should be allowed a Mono poly ; because, if they can c.+rry on the Trade to greater Ad vantage than I adivianals, they will have nothing to fear from the Competition of I nd. riduals, _and if they cannot so carry it cn, they ght not to be sulfered-to uphold their Mono poly to the injury or their Country. Vt.—Resolve,: Unanimously, That it appears to this Meeting, that the East India Com pany has progress, rely deteriorated as an efficient Commer cial Body, and that t&s Deteri , ..tion will continue until their Exportation of British Goods to the East, now only amount ing to the sum of Two Millions of pounds per annum, or about One-Fifth Part of the usual Exports to the United States of America) w,ll tie enzircry confined to tile mere Ex portation of Stores for the :3 upply tit titeir Civil and Mili tary Establishments. • VI I.— Resolved Unanimously, That in the Event of the Legislature, for Reasons which the cannot anticipate, declining to abolish totally the Com'. mercial Monopoly o: Last I :dia Company, this Meet ing hops and trust:: 711... t British ill no longzr he denied any Privileges which are allowed to Neutral Nations; and that the Charter will be made subject to such Modifica tions and Conditions, as may best proro , ie the Commerce and Mantifaclures of the United Kingdcm, leaving open to the Capital, the Enterprise, and the Industry of British Merchants, all tha islands of the Indian Ocean, together with such parts of the Continents of Asia and Attica, as in the wisdom of the Legislature may be deemed expedient. VI II .—Resolved Unanimously, That an humble Address and Petition be presented, in the present Session, to both Houses of Parliament, earnestly im ploring that they will take the necessary measures for the abolitioa of this injurious Monopoly, in such manner as to their wisdom may seem proper IX.—Resolved Unanimously. That the Address and Petition now read be adopted, as containing the decided Sentiments of this Meeting. X.— Resolved- Unanimously, That the High Bailiff sign the Address and Petition, in the Name and on the Behalf of the Town. . X I .—Resolved, That the Right Honourable the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick, and his Grace fhe Duke of Norful k, be requested to present the Address and Petition-to the House of Lords, and Sir Charles Mordaunt, Batt. and Dugdale Stratford Dugdale, Esq. Members for this County, to the House of Commons ; and that they also be requested to sup. port it with their utmost exertions. XII.— Resolvel Unanimously, That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee for the purpose of inquiring into any measures which may be brought forward by the East India Company, and of Co operating with other Towns of the United KingdoM, if ne cessary ; and that they have power to add to their number, and report proceedings, as occasion may require. - -- - Thomas Attwood,. loseph Ledsam, Thomas Ithipson, John Towers Lawrence, Isaac Spooner, jun. ThOmas Small, Richard Spooner, j. W. Crompton, Richard Pratcher, Timothy Sm►th, Henry Perkins, leremialt-Ridout, Walter Wm. Capper, _ I loseph Shore, Simon Walker, 1 Paul Moon lames, John Turner,.. J oshua Scholetield. Thomas Potts, X I I I.—Resolved Unanimously, That the High Bailiff be requested to forward a Copy of these Resolutions, and the Petition, to every princ►pal Town in' the United Kingdom, requesting Assistance and Co-operation in the Promotion of th►s great Measure. X I V.—Resolved Unanimously, That these Resolutions, and the Petition, when it has been presented, be inse , test in the Birmingham and such other Newspapers at the High Bailiff shall think proper. TiioMitS ATTWOOD, Chairman. The High Bailiff having left the Chair, and the same be. ing taken by IOHN TOWERS LAWRENCE, Esq. -- - • X V.— fti;solved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High Bailiff; for the animated and impressive Address with which he opened the Business of this Meeting; and that he be re spedfully requested to allow the same to be printed. XVI . esol ved Unaninaously. That' the Thanks of this Meeting be also given to the High Bailiff, for his very able and impartial Conduct in the Chair. TORN T. LAWRENCE. BRITISH REVIEW. This Day was published, price 6s. sewed, - No. V. of THE. BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRITICAL lOURNAL. CONTENTS. r. Historical Refledions on Parliamentary Reform. 1. Woodhouse on Isoperimetrical Problems. 3. The %Vest Indies, as atleded by the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 4. Chateaubriand's Itinerary in Greece and I'alestine. S. Butler's Comthemuration Sermon. - 6. Ellis on the Chemistry of Germination, Respira: ticin, &c. 7. History of Early American Politics. 8. Professor Marsh on the Bible Society. 9. Price's Retrosped of Mahomedan History, ro. Miss Baillie's Plays. I . Professor Monk's Hypolitus. sa. Montgallard sur la Grande Bretagne. 13. Population, as atteded by the Poor Laws. z 4. Wilmot's Litkof Bishop Hough. 15. Bishop of Lincoln on Calvinism. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; sold also by I. Hatchard, Piccadilly Taylor and Hessey, • Fleet. street ; and Aspernc, Corn hilL Of whom may be had, The seine Work, Nos. I. 11. 111. and IV. price 61, each ENGRAVING BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE, Twenty-four Inches by Twenty, FOR WORK- OF ENGRAVINGS. • THE very celebrated P!atute of the DEAD CHRIST and MARIES, by AN. CARACCE, for merly in the Orleans Colledion, now at Castle Howard, having, by the permission or the Earl of Carlisle, been co. pied by Mr. Welkin, jun. for the purpose of forming one of a series of TWELVE LARGE Els/GRA VINGS, to be elecuted oy the principal Artists of the. present , period, with a view of exempt I tyirig. the Works of the leading Mas ters of the Roaian, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Lom bard, Spanish; and • Flemish Schools, the Amatetirs of • Painting and of fine Engraving are respectfully informed, ihat-the Drawing of this Pidure, together with other fine Drawings after these Masters, from which this Work will be executed, are now on View, at the Gallery, 30, SOck ville-street, Piccadilly, which wili en ',le them to form a coned idea not only of the nature of the Work itself, but of the selection of which it Win be compoted. • . In illustratitt, by individual examples, the Compositions of three of the Schools above mentioned, it is intended to adopt the very general subject of the El l STORY of OUR SAVIOUR, takenat some of its Most interesting periods.— This is most happily allbrded by the following capitai tures : by the Virgin, Young Christ, and St. loan of Raf facile, now in the Staltbrel Gallery ; by Christ among the Dodors, in the pidure of Leonardo da Vinci, in the posses sion of the Right Hon. Lord Northwick ; and•by the pidu re of AnnibalrCarracci, above. mentioned. These three Pic tures, while they otkr choice examples of the Roman, Flo rentine, and Bolognese Schools, will also - form a-Set equally valuable for the .Portfolio, or the Apartment of the Amateur. The Venetian and - Flemish Schools being these in which Colouring has tbken a lead; will be exempla - hat by tie gay and lightsorne sohjeds qt Titian, and Paul Veronese, and the Allegorical and HistotiCal Works of Rubetis and Van dyke, while the achoOls of Lombardy and Spaia will be shewn in the Works of CeVreggio and of Mori. tin. The Work itself will thus give, not only 'a concentrated view of the Compositiont of these great Masters, but also afibrd an opportoorty of jticlkiiiik of the relative abilities of the most eminent Engravers of Modern Europe. Independent of the Work of large Engravings, it is intend. ell also to publish-a smaller Work, upon the scale of Van dyke's Book of Heads, illustrative of the Fine Portraits, and Ideal Heads of Rlfaelle, C; iorgione, Velasquez, Ku bens, Vandyke, tternbranch,-Guidfr, and Domenichipo. 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This Day %/ere published, In Three Volumes Royal Ottavo, price 31. as. boards, `TALES of the EAST ; comprising the most po 1. pular Romances of Oriental Origin, and the best imi tations by European Authors ; with new Translations and additional Tales, never before published. To which is prefixed, an Introductory Dissertation, con taining an Account of each Work, and of its Author or Translator. By HENRY WEBER, Esq. Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and R. Scholey, l'aternoster-row ; lohn Ballantyne and Co. S. Doig, and A. Stirling, Edinburgh. Lately published, In Three Volumes Octavo, price in boards 21. THE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY 11 ANN UAL REGISTER tor the Years ISoS —9, and law. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. (2, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by I. Ilatchard, No. .19:+, Pic. cacti!! y. N.ll. The First Voluthe of this Work contains an Index of the 13eneficcs with their Valuations, Patrons, NuMber of Parishioners, &c. The Volume for Olt is preparing for Publication. Any Communication will be received by' the Editor with thanks. LORD BERNERS'S FROISSART, This Day were published, SIR JOHN FROISSARI"S CHRONICLES of England, neince, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Brittany, Flanders, and the adjoining. Countries; translated from the original French, at the command of King Henry the Eighth. . By 101-IN BOURCHIER, LORD BERN ERS. Reprinted from Pyrison's Edition of 1523 and is2s, with the Names of Places and Persons, carefully corrected. To which are added a Memoir of the Translator and a copious Index. erinted for F. C. and 1. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Robinson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, -and Brown, Cadell and Davies, I. Mawrnan, R. ti. Evans, R. Baldwin, and I, Murray. . Of whom may be had, in five vols. royal 4to. with so En gravings, 211. boards, The Chronicles of Moustrelet ; being a Continuation of Froissart's Chronicles. Translated from the most approved Originids, with Notes, by Thomas Iblines, Esq. Also the Chronicles ot Arnold, Rastell, Harctyng, Fabyan, Grafton, Hall, and Holinshed, uniform with the above. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEOLTABLE RESTOR ATIVE TOOTH POWDER So justly recommended for Whitening the T E E'TH, Preserv ing the G U MS, and Preventing that dreadful malady the TOOTH-ACHE. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BUT LER'S TOOTH POW DER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or sinew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords the infallible means of removing every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away .every impertedion, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and deleEtabl, and making the Gums of their proper sh ipe and vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever brought for ward to public notice, has met such universal approbatino ; and the Ptoprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, pncc per Box. PRICE SIXP.ENCF.- HALFPENNY HIGHLY IMPORT,AT EREEHOLD • ,01):. I'Y E, NEAR THE CITY OF LINCO:.N. • MR. SQUIBB begs leave to ann o u nce , th at fie has received dircaions to bring to Public S.ile,sea . r;y in tlni, Month at , May, one of the .taost important fit E E. HOLD ESTATES in the Kinidonv, — ituAte i at WA Cll. ING 'lt 0' and HELG Fll NG N, near the City .01 Lin.. coin : comprising ur yards ut &!venteen.Flundred Acres oe very valuabic , Land, together .with. sundry capital Mes. soaps, Tenements, and Fartn Bill:clings, in excellent repair. Also, the Ni ANO AL.RIGHTS of.the Lordship, ex. tending over near Six Thous:m(l Acres. Estate is well worthy the attention of Noblemen and Gent,,:inan desirous o realizing imprulaut and highly im, provable landed property ; t;H:: :;ituation•being peculiarly ad.. vantageous, from its proximity to one of the nest markets in the county, with t;, further adv.intage of a ~avign';!e river; and to a spurting Gent len - . it ,wou ld be a particular acqui sition, the Manor being a;. such great extant, well stocked with game, and in the intim. late vicinity ot. Mr. Qsbaldis ton's Hunt, which is allowed• to be one of the first in tint Kingdom, The land- tax has been redeemed. Descriptive Particular, are preparing, and ti►nely notice of Sale will be given. GENTLEMEN having REDDISH - or . GREY WHISKERS, or EY LiskOWS, may immediately make them DArk or Black. Ladies and Gt.ntlemen making a single trial will-be convinced that the RUSSIAN I) YE is the best article in the world tOr making red or grey hair on the head, or any other placedatk or black ; is warranted to be entirety innocent; not .only darkens, but also thickens the hat; 'and whiskers. and is not like other compositions that are sold tar a similar purpose, which are of a corrosive 114. cure, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast. Ask-for Prince's Russia 13)e.—Hall-a-Guinea a bottle, or adoien bottles sl. Sold by tha l'roprietor, A. Prince, lohnastreet, Oxford_ street, (observe, it is not a Shop, it is a Private-House, oppo site No. 7,) and, by appointment, liendrie and Sons, Perfu mers to her Majesty, Titchborne-street ; !larding, 3 9 , Pall- Mall Barclay, 59, Pleet market ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Davison, 59, Fleet. s:reet. ; Bacon, is°, ovord-street ; Withers, 229. Strand; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and of most principal Venders. ON SPRING DIET °I It is in Spring," obseries a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional diseases collie into Net,on ; and it, at- this sea.. son, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevented.' ''('`HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not as only very 11,:ntrishing and p...isant to the v.:late, but ample experience has proved it to, be more efficacious in cur reding the constitution and purt.fying the blood than the Lis-, bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits wiil find the Sassafras Cocoa , a most hvaluable article of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it Is highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several eminent It is sold in aground state for boiling in the same manner as coffee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by; W. WiLon, Grocer, No. 39, Stand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re mittame. REAL SCOTCH MAIIMARADE, an excel lent substitute for Butter at Breakfast. -1 t is para.. cularly recommended to Mothers for the use of the Nursery, being easy of digestion, and very nutritious. Persons of weak constitutions and such as lead sedentary lives, would find great benefit from the use of this Marmalade, intead of that animal oil, termed Butter, which never fails to create bile on the stomach,, the fore' miner of flatulency and its attendant evils. In long Voyages, especially to the scuthward, its superiority is obvious, as it will keep for years unaMtted by the climate. In all Puddings, Pies, Tarts, and Custards, where Orange Peel is generally used, this Marmalade will be found far preferable, being free from that toughness, characteristic of the peel. It is also a great addition to the following Puddings Ground Mice, Apple, Millett, Bread,• Sago. Tapiocea, and Semolina, to whicle it imparts a delici ous flavour, blended with a pleasing bitter.—Simply wrap ped up in a fine paste, it makes an admirable,Pudding, and is a very pretty variety in a Dessert. Sold at - as. 6d. per Pound, by Pressey and Barclay, 37f, Oxford -street, corner of Berwick-street. N. B.—A liberal Discount allowed on Exportation, and tc; Wholesale Dealers. AO yet the wholesome herb, negleEted, dies; Though with the pure exhilirating,s,ul szbi, Of nutriment and health, and vital powerrr Beyond the search of art, 'tis copious blest. TkOMSGN. ENGLISH DIET DRINK...L-I'HE PERFECTION OF . VEGETABLE MEDICINE. THE remarkable instances that occur daily in proof of the irresistible efficacy of - this Vegetable Me dicine, in Gonstsmptions,Asthinas, Dropsies kinds of Fever—in Nervous- and Hypochondriac' Complaints—in Sea` and Land-Scurvy, in Scrophula, and in the immense variety of Disorders springing from debilitated habits, from impo verished and from impure blood, fully justify the Proprie tors in challenging the whole body of regular Physicians to produce from all the boasted treasures of their Ph:lrma-co pceia any drug, or combination of drug, that do well-tried experiments, has been found equally beneficial to the sill* ferer, in these lamentable disorders. As to the irregu'iar pre tender to marvellous discoveries; whose vouchers for cures are but too.frequently rite ingenifms ofnpring of his own in vention, or at best sustained only by the testimony of pliant and interested indigence, whose reputation in the healing art being acquired by magic, must - ,be maintained by miracles, it would ill become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to enter into any rival competition. This declaration • will not he imputed to presumption or vanity, when it is recolleded that they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that belongs solely and exclusively to Dr. Joshua Webster—a man whose profound botanical researches. eini. nently qualified him to instrud others in the right applica tion of herbs to human mladies —who had no less than sixty years extensive professional pradice-,and whose claim to the titles of humane, liberal, and enlightened, have been long sanctioned by the greatest names in Europe and America.— Such a man may surely, without arrogance, be allowed' tn ... assert as much right to public confidence as the most cele brated Member of the Royal College of Physicians. All the merit the Proprietors claim for themselves, is that of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of theii dicine, following the directions contained in Dr. Webster's own Recipe, now in their possession. Sold in half pint bottles, 4s • pint ditto, 7s. 6d. ; and in quart ditto, 14S. each, duty included. _Those who wish for more particular information on the charader and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature and variety of the cfires it has effected, may con.. stilt Dr. Webster's excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is just published by the Proprietor, price . s s. in boards, and a small pamphlet, pricers 6d. contani mg a list of thirty remarkable cures, which all occurred in tBroi. Sold wholesale only by the sole Proptiefors,t.Slee and Co. Borough - 11 iglustreet, and by one at least, in every considera ble Town in the Altitted Kingdwo, and by the following Veriders in I.,ndon, by their Agents :—Messrs. lioward amt Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield: Elli , tsrin, Chemist and Druggist, t. 6, Borough; Bolton's Itlec'icindl Warehouse, trorrt of Royal Fxchange, Coinhill ; Coiesworthy, Che mist and Druggist, wintechapel ; M'eunsey, Chemist, 2 4, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars road, and at Kennington cross ; Sanger (late Pac.m) tco, Oxford-street ; Midgley, elpAnist and Druggist, 49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. Cite- Idui,ts, &N. 27, Haymarket ; Wa:d, 324, ; and Mat tress, Perfumer, Ss, Ih-et-street.