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, - ~... a, -1 . 0 ....-gxo w i _ ... . ...: di .- • - - . ~.--- 1 .,, , , ,, — 1 —,..-- . ~. 1-: . ~.. , • ~ ,,i , . 4 , ,„. : °071:7:::71:1,1:44::*3:7---71"------: I LE- 17- 7 ' l E. . . trk. , . . 3-1111tg- ..z,A , , 0 - ~), 1 0 , , , , /// / % _ . • . ) Ir a k ,,,,S ---: ' .3 - N. • r!, -- ~..---;,‘ --. " 4 .10tt»,' .it - .....,„,"•:>• his * :! i S. - ) Ii( ; FRIDA JULY 10, 1?1,2. I NUMBtit 61891 *[PRICE STNPFNCE-H.ALPPENNY,-: NEW PUBLICATIONS. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . , L'ANHATII`viONICON EXHIBITION of MUSIC by Mecha nical Power ; equalls , grand as a full Orchestra Band, Invented by Mr. GURK, from Vienna, • Is again Opened with Nev Music, at the GREAT ROOMS, :SPRING GARDENS, CHARING-CROSS. THIS - PANHA.:RMONICON • consists of Two Hundred and Ten Musical Instruments ; viz. French liornsz. Trmapets,r, Kettle Drums, Oboes, Clarinets, Bas- CYmbals, t.''siinigleS, Great Drum, and German Flutes ; performing the Mott select Pieces of Military Music, - com -4 Used •by Mozart, „Haydn, Kramer, &c. &c. commencing _playing precisely at One o'Clock until Four, and from Seven till Ten iu the Evening . . Admission, One Sit:Xing and Siicpence. ' • T.B. The whole of the lklUsic is performed in each hour, toncluding with God save the King, or Rule, Britannia. . PTATES FO'ti, SALE. HOUSE OF LORDS, THI7P,SpAY. VALE OF GL. lORGAN. This Day is,poblislied,. In One. Volume,•lc2mo. second Edition, price ps. .rrifiler . ART of.PRESERVING all KINDS of ANIMAL and VEGETABLE SI:BSTANCES 7.for SEVERAL YEARS. A Work published by order of the French Minister of the Inte,rior, on.. the Report of the Board of` arts and MinOfactures, by M. Appert.: Translated from the.-French; • ' ' •"- London.: Printed .. for, Black, Parry, and Eingshury, Book sellers to the liononiable .Easandia Company, Leadenl4.- street. • • - - THE ROTAL AS,ENT. TO BE SOLD BY 41.7cr0N, In . the month of August next (unless previously disposed of by priv , ..te Contract, of whiOli.Oue -INtitice will be,given . ), EVER ,L - CAPITAL ESTATES, In .the pa rishes of West Llantwitt,. Ewen/Iy, Llangan, Colwin stone, POnarth, Coggan, Llandough, Lavernocli, St.' An drews,,Mirt hir Dovan, - Llabtrissent, and Llandalf;- also 'se-. venal Houses in:the town of.cardiff; containing, in tbe'wl4e . Abbot' 2366 Acres ;, , together v. - 4h th c MAN 0114$ of West Llant witt, f'orutown, and Penartll.. • ' Particulars will soon he published. Apply to Mes§rs.Ac'ebb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. _ 'Was:given by Counnission 'to the Additional NAtage - nates Bill, the Leather 'Tax Bill, the Printed Cottons B,ounty, ,•! - ;cotc-11 Assessed Taxes, the Irish ,Comruissioners' ~Fe,es, Irish Light= ,hOuses, Mtiriatie Acid, Exchequer OathS, Southern Whale Fi.heries, Irish,Stzimp Duties, Newfoundland. Trade, Loeal -and . Irisla Pay .and 'Clothing - Oa to sevcrill pri -vate and local Bids; arnounting in the whole to • IRISH CHARITABLE SOCIETY. P3trnn his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT.' HE SUBSCRIBERS to this hisitution - - are respectfall? informed, that a GENERAL.MEETING (d'ae notice of which shall be given) will be. shortly'lield, for t he appointMent of a Committee of 4egalation, an'cl. the •trantactiori of other business. • • _ • • A list of Subscribers, and Account of Mollies received, mill be laid before the :'.lceting.. Tile acting Friends 9f the Society feel great . satisfaction in tilling enabled to state, llat its progress has been equal to their most earnest expectations. • • • Subscriptions are received at. Messrs. Smith*, Payne, and ,alith's, George-street, Mansion,house. • 'EDWARD QUIN. • 1 41 y -s, 1811. , • CATHERINE VALE HOUSE, WORCESTER. THIS SEMINARY -for YOUNG LADIES will be RE-OPENED on the - 27th inst. by tlie,Aliss WOOD WARDS, who pursue a regular. and solid course -of I nstruction, calculate-i to irripres the mind witlahose'senti ikkents which form the only certain basis of future happiness. la order - to render . their Systetn.-of Education as similar as Possible to Private Tuition . , the number of pupils is limited to Twenty, and no Day Scholars are .admitted; the greate§t attention ^e paid to the health and iniprovement . inevery use -141 and elegant accomplishment of those entrusted to their ea-e. . - The Plan and Terns ma.v be .obtained by applying • at- the eiliinary, and at 4:S, Skinnen-sireet, London. • 'there are a few va,,ancief" GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's • .00- - • ItUNNA - PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming •a. feolar Militaiy Bed fOr the - Field, Barracks, and .9.tso a 6 FA for a Tent or Room, &c.• and likewise a SEA-COT for board.Ship, s the whole packing in a small Valise, allowed Lae mast pntable ever vet Inanufactured;.,invented by mot *A,N,ind SANDERS, \ o. 16 and 17;Catherint-stsext,.titrand, "ho most humbly presume the • highest honours ougtt to be 1„..1id all those who so gallantly live and die.fortlicir King and Country. . . ,CHELT.ENHAIti SALTS, ITarle from - the WatersOf the Chalybeate.Saline'Spas at Chet , tenham, the property'of Mr. H.. THOMPSON. tuiEsrt, SALTS give daily such proofs - . of . their virtues that they can now .be recommended, to the public as a medicine of uheatialleii eXcellence, and one, it , s confidently believed, that will-be the' means of lengthen - - o the life of mankind. They : possess . froin.nature,. the...ape -1" I ti tonic, exhilirating„ anti strengthening qualities,•so l' , nclY combined, 'that their use-may be persevered in for any lei; th of time i-n ob,tiaate cases. Those (in: Mies in Witt - Lan), far W!lich it is.estAmetl, tire so far exc.teded by these , -- 1 ,14 : 7 , that the payLaent to foreign nations for d:ug is 'no . . I,ser ' s `it 'Sale at Montp „. um lier Pp Room, Cheltenham ;. 'at z , essrs.' Tatham's Tea I .Varelionse,- 12, Southanip.too-stieet, ‘-tlaod ; Mr... Daniel Stewart, 75, Old Broad-street; Mr. John Xberi.'s, Bookseller, '23, Old Bond-street.; Messrs. Fyffe's Tea Warehouse, WS, Holborn ;. and No. 5, New Caventlish street, Portland-place, London; Mr. Gore's, Liverool; and •J. Hackett, Bristol,. Messrs. Washborn, Gloucester; Messrs. bei..ns, Manchester;' and Mr. R. Sthith's, Dame-street, Dub ; and - are inttnded to be placed . in the • hands - of respecta ' Qle Venders in all chief towns of the United JC.ingdom. •'- 4 quantity of the above Salts effloresced by -Atmospheric Air, may be had at Cheltenham,-for exportation to warm cli- Thates, where the crystals occasionally deliquesce. The Spa Waters of Mr. Thompson's Wells at Cheltenham are now in high perfection, and several hew Alkalescent 4 -nd Magnesian Saline Spas having been added to them since last year. . . - , Montpelier Pump-room offers now. more medicinal excel lenee than can be found concentrateli in any spot in Europe : Spit, having a saline impregnation equal to sea-water, corn , bused strongly with iron and sulphUr, may be drank by.those nose stomachs can bear waters so highly charged 'with sa - ferruginous, and sulphurous matter. • . . A CIIALLENGE. XESSRS. CURRIE and-Co.-SRrgeone, late in a i l' his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to illuve a single instance where their medicine and method of cute have failed of the desired etteet. The pradice of many Years in this particular branch of their profession, has not even rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direst their studies to the treatment and care of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernici,AlS and wasteful Streets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by' the /.9oth of both sexes. ..ln the one it will be found to. be the Unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to them by a distressing state, of debility, 'which-if not :timely remedied, terminates in impotentcy, these are its remote and ultimate effeds, , ,while consumed l ion, loss of muscular pbwer, and various nervous complaints ; . • Usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.— ' U t Rersonstanguishing under the disorders incidnitfo such a kabit, their treatment issimple, and has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and touch .extended pradice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve nereal infection, such as obstrudions ii the urethra, spungy e-xcrescences, hard tumors, callou; ulcers, erupdons, semi 1 14 weakness, i leets, as also • ST RI CT URES,' Whether .reeent or of ion ) ; duration, and Which have baf . tied the skill of other,Psaaitioncrs, are by their present ien- Droved plan of treatment, etittdually and permanently cured, Without the Patient suiferitig the excruciating pa'n 'and 181 arrning hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tir)n of the lunar caustic, In the course of twenty years extensive ,praL•tice in 'this' Metropolis; numerous • cases of Striclures.have been and are ilaily under their care, the total eradication-of which is etieded by a safe, certain, and exPe ditious4nude of prat - lice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, 'relaxation; and debility proceeding from this ecmplaint are speedily renioved, and the 'Patient restored to 4 buthf and vigorous health. But-where the debilityyhis for YtarsexiSted, 2t proper .persevera»ce in their restorative re- Medics, after the Strie.lurc has been clestrave.:; is ingispensa y requisite -to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to r eanirnitte t he ttnstitution. I • Several IsNblemen and Gentlemen-Of the first resneda uililY, have been under. the care of Messrs. ‘.urrie, and CO. 19r the reinoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. a nd having received a midical and perinanent Cure, request ( .hat references m . ay be given to them,: at satisfactory evi d -• ence s of the tlecistve superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. - Plan of treatment. Many ofthese Gentlemen have liad years, stric tures from to to and had been under the care of Act zo Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other - Surgeotis of equal emi nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Laustic, without success. Messrs. Currie anti Co: inay be consulted by either sett with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-gar4n. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars Of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. 1111 °sing a remittance for. advice and medicines, when the unie will be given or sent to any oart of the kingdom. To en sure that secrecy so essential to their nodertaki% the post age of litters 'may be atiOeu to the account for medicines. 9th tune, 1509,--ro7, Batton-garuen. . , BUTLER'S COURT, MANSION HOUSE, PARK, &c. TO DE SOLD RY AUCTION, • By Mr. SQUIB.I3-, • At Oarraway's, on ,Thursday, 4nly 16, • rilll A'l' Ilighly-diBtin , rvislied MOUSE, with its Offices Pleasure Gi•onnati,', Gardens, mid beautifully wooded! Park., lEntmti.Jts BLITLPVS: COUBT,.foriner)y the 'Residence The Right Hon. EDIViTN.IS BURKE, • And lately occupied by'Mrs. - Burlte, deceased. The Mansion is a substantial Brick Edifice, with two wings connected by colonnades; containing a suite of Av ell-arrari .prinCipal Apartments on the -Gcatind Floor ;, two Staixcases, excellent Bed Chambers and Servants' and„ numerous attached and detaChed Offie - es . ; - Coai‘.ll-h'ouse,,and Stabling for 'Ten"Horses, with coni , enient'Olit:bitildings. The Park, Pleasure Ground, .l c. contain about ONE HUN DRED and SIXTY ACILVi, !of nearly (4I - !4 . is. very Productive Meadow Land, and about FIFTY w.4.;0u5.- monlv rich Pasture:' The whole Estate FREEHOIA and i'qry, near4leacoasiield, in Buckinghamshire, .only S 1 miles ' front London. , . . - To be-Viewed, by . Tickets- only; fb' be - bad of Kr:Squibb. Descriptive Particulars-may be-had.on -the-Premises ; at Gar raway's; at the Saracen's Head Inn, BeacoiWield ; 'of Mr. Fladgate, Solicitor, Essex-street, Striii;d:-‘and of I\lr. Squibb, SaVille-place, where the elan and Elevation may be seen. ' ' ' NEWSTEAD AI333EY; NOTTINGHAM. ..TO. BE SOLD, • : 'At CiARRAWAY'S Corfee-hOUse, Change-alley, Lonon, On FRIDAY, •the 14th of 'Atignst next, at Twelve o'ilock i . - _ IN TWO LOTS, very-important, e N .tosive, and valuable. V.HOLD ESTATE, consil;tio of the MANOR 'or Lot SHIP of NEWSTEAD, iu the county of Nottingham; and • the ancient ANSION ea ed - NE W • S' r EAD ABBEY, , and 'THREE , THOUSAND TWO.F-11.1NDRED ACRES, more or less, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Woodland, and Lakes, divided into sundry eligible farms, sl.one quarries, and lime kilns; comprising the entire Lofdship, the whole extra-pa rochial and tithe-free, except'aboat TwNity.four; Acre's in the adjoining parish. of Liuby, and-the pom%and other ;rates very trifling, the whole (except tte mansion, castle, gardens, woods/and lakei, whichare in hand) let at present at old and- very loWr rents (highly improvable) to tenants who are under notice to quit, so that an early, possession of the whole estate may be insured to a purchasea:. There are several piviverfnl streams of water, withsutMent fq,lls for mill-work.formanufactories of the- rst magnitude. The estate is situated on the Great North Road, between Nottingham and Mans-fiol4l, - teri'miles from the former, and three from the latter,.and 13U.frotn,Lo6don. The manor 'is, \yell . stocke , i- with pale df alLsorts, and the lakes with fish, and withwild fowl in the anti fo.-ais a domain rarely to be p s urebaSed, - LOT I. - Will consist of, the ManoK, „the Ablley, and the whole. of Pa;rms, Woods, and Lakes; Stone Quarries, and Lime Kilns, encolupassed by the. parli..lialingi on the West side ofile Great Nortll,Pttie d, 4114 .containiiig 2581 acres,.. mkt os LOT H. Will col - 1;1st of the.llut Public House, and the Farms and tbe unenclosed Land, on Sherwood, on thu East....sire of .the park paling, and containing 698 acres, more or less so. The,• property ixtay be .virweil' o 1 applying • to• Mr. OK en MealeY.,oA theiirit rut/tic House .) on the Eltatc * : of whom printed particulars may be, f l ad anti 140 _Of JOl JA .l.lansoti r Esq. No. 0;. Chancery-lane :tit the Place ''OT• i at the Blaclouoor's Head., , amt ,White Lion inns, :'Nottitighani; the Swan Inn, Mansfield; the Bear Inn, Lpuiliborougli . 3. and the Thiee ..41, - us Inn; •Leicester: , •-• • Tg- BE SOLD, •.. IBY PAriNTE coNTRACt, A spAcious. FkEE . 1-10.L,D _DWELLING- , . . 1-10 USE, at. CLAPHAM in `'-grey late in the oeeppa tion Of ARNILIS AIELLO, undergone a thorough repait, is entirely,new papered,- painted, al , ,d decoratc(l, - at a considerable .expense, and is tit for -the teeent,ion of a genteel and numerous family. _lt contains Ten be4.Ch.coners, be sides others for servants ; and las lare:e anirl convenie:it It has • a Green-house, Hot-botise, anti Kitchen-vatilen, - to gether with a Lawn,,, and oritmented ith rare and - curious exotics, in pepuliar perfection, coutaini..g in tile whole more, than TWo Aereq. _ - This place - May be kept-up-at a Moderate expense awhile it -affords every comfort-and retirement,:nnd can accommodate, from the size and number of its . ltoonis r a very large Family. Further . particulars May be knowni by iMiiiirintr at the House itself; or by referring do Mr W . m: FFEA!',:KS, j 111). (:2- posite the Plough, Clapham ;• to Mr. SloclaiAt.r,, l';ookAeller; Piccadilly; Mr. ActommAN . r, 1,01; iu the St,r.ind Gads, Paul Bakehouse-court, Doctor3' Coinilions; or Mr.. 141w sox, Bank Coffee-house, nearly opposite -the Trinit gate of the Bank, atwhich several places Tickets may be obtained for see ing it, any day from 12 to 7 o'clock, . . NEIVION's :DENTIFRICE is by far the most leasant of any l'uWkler recommended for Cie:lasing anif Beautifying the'TEET ; found to answer every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasemably expected to do, while it cleanses the Mouth °Call impure and grid particles, it 'Whitens •the Teeth, Heals the Gums, .and helps to Sweeten the liteath. Nothing is so, great a dravybapk to Beauty as had Teeth, nothing more offensive than tcet id Breath ; Newton's Toyth- Powder, ;on the first Application,' improves • the Ibrmer, and removes the !latter, while by. its antiputrescent *and balsamic qualities it pieverqsdeclty, and reiduvts all excres cences. . Ptgpated ,by B. 1-I.'''NeWton;, and sold .by his Agents, Mesiks. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. Paul's Church.yatd, neatly opposite the North Gate; nil boxes 2.5, 9d . -13 Y tiiE • KING'S PATENT. . . =• 'DR: NO RKIS's FEVER DIWP'S„.. rirlfE experience of more than bail a century'has so tufty established the• reputation.ot, this'inv4wable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi. cacy, inevery species of Fever, ptarcularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the .N'el low. or putrid fevers ;Ailey have never been known to fajl,• when administered agreeable to di. redien ; in the Measles, Small Pox,' Teething, and most Disorders incidept4n Children they are an infallible remedy ; She decays and utscouifurrs of advanced life are tinder their triamediate influence, theyjnirnechately stop the progressuf a frpii Cold, and are pa rticularly 'adapted as a genial.Restora iive: . : • - TUB Family Bottle, 2?,§: sold,at- the Da6o I-TousZ., No. 19, Lo‘Ver BrOok..street, G rosvenor-squa4 r where orders for exportation are duly executed Sinaller Bott!es, t is. and zs. 90, wholesabi'ari retail, at. liaeon's; 4 0,.-0 itimi-strcet,lnd by most respedable Venders iii Tv-.vir and Country ' Also : Dr. N.O R X celebrated-1 N LIO S PILL'S, with 3111ple.DirealODS,. Is. . 9e.. the H-nx. CA UTION.. —Observe that the weAtls "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the G , Ateracrrent Sunip ;Nutt the kiptties tto others areior .4:an be, gelltrille. _., ...y . • - -, .t.t-ruit t sTON AND ufronEs's SHAKESPEARE. - This ,Day was,puhliene . d, • - Elegantly printed on a !ine drawing .. paper, and embellished witb-two Eagrav,ings, by:R. Rhodes, from oritTinalDesizits, by J. Thurston, Esq. No. 1,, (to be continued everyfort-' • night) , ,of ' rrti uitsToN .and 111-10DES!S • spletttlictEdil IL tio ft of SHAKESPEARE'S DRAMATIC WORKS, with 1 1Notes,.&c. , • . - - . . Conditions of Publication : The Work will be regularly published every fortnight, and corupleed in 37 Numbers, and ,be embellished.. with fifty die `,-fa&thilgiav'itigs in the Tide manner. • - 2d. Two Editions will be printed, one. ,uniform . with- Mrs. Inclibald's Theatre, price_gs. per,Number ; the other will be, printed on large paper, and illustrated with, Proof. Phtes, •priee 3s. per Number. London : Printed for Thomac Te g,No.',lll,.Che . pside; E. Ai r ilson, rtoyal Exchange ; and C. Ch.,pple; Fall ildll. In order to gratify ,purchasers cit'.other'Etlitions.eof Shakespeare, Proofs of the Plates be,charged ls. each.' GERMAN FLUTE, This Day4zis published, price 7s. 6d. in Folio, The Elerentli Edition, with Additions, cf . 1.7 e. It A GG' S IMPROVED EL U v CEPTOR ; or the Art of playing the (.3erivaii reade.Fed easy to - every cap!trity. • - • the Contenti are— A copious Set of Instructions fora Flute, fi-orn , one Key to eight--A set of prot i rressive.Lessons—Sixtkfour Duets in the various Keys,' each of 'N'vhich i3pfieceded he a short easy Pre- .. Indio ' an explanatory With a explanatoryy by whicli.the Pupil is progrosively conducted froni the ev.sieWo the most -difficult Key—it'vyenty Ariettes--Thirty-three hcottish- and othef favourite Airs; and Sixteen Flourishes in Major and. MinKnr_eys;':the whole forniing the cheapest and most corn plete,Bool; of the kind. extant. • . • tond'On: Printed-for and sold by.the Author, No. 17, Little Knight Rider-street, poctoes.Connans. ' A taution.-13e . ' particular in askiii , p , for V; ragg's Ina -proved.Slute Preceptor, and ohservethat •eyery:book • i* signed C‘J.Wragg," in red ikk, in the Title and AddreSs.—No other Is genuine. I##• • T}l SMUT OE ENOLISII WiT • This Day was published, in one large handsome Volume, embellished with ,an En graviof.; price Cs. - • rrHE•.SPIRIT of 'ENGLISH WIT ; • or Post - Chaise 'Companion being an , entertaining Busiget of langh2Alle Anecdotes, smart .Repartees, Prize Bulls, ppinted EPigrams, humorous Epitaphs, droll Descriptions, sprightly Witticisms, singular Characters; Bursts of Merriment. curious Adreftilements, Flight's' of Iniag,inatlon; Eitusious of Fancy, ; including several original Jett d'Esprits. The;' Second Edition. , • 4 4 41"flo hold, that the fonds '.of •A : it and, mefrimept are . not Set. elipiled;* . and that . our ancestors have-not said and sung ail,loar good.things.";.--11..or.t•ms. - 4 • . `London; Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, opposte,liow Clitirch,ipheaside , • and sold' by all the tooksiillers. • :of whom may be had innforni *ith this volume; The : Spirit of Irish 'kit, f0r.18 . 12-13... Priee.6s. • And yet the wholesome herb, - .neglerfted,dies ; Though with the pure exhilirating soul. nutriment and health, and vital powers, 'Beyond - roe search o,t art: 4is copious Mess. TtibtyrSCN. ENGLISH DIET DRINK.- - rug PERFECTION OF vgGol'm3LE mEDicLIN,e. PI-1E remarkable instances that occur daily in ,prool,, or thejrc.e,s4tibleetlicacy Of this Y.egetable.Wle . theme; in Consumption's, Asthrnas, Dropsjes —in all, kinds of Nervous anti Hypechondriac : CoMplaints—in Sea and Land SeurvY, in Screphula, and in tlt&-linmense Variety. of Disorders springing. frorn..debilitated hab4s, frcirn verished and from inipure..blood,„fiilly,justify.the Proprie tors in.:liallen•ging the whole body of regill4r Phys eians \ to psocluce from the' boasted treasures oe h it P!iarinaco-,. poeia . any drug, or combination or drugs, that o•i welltried experimentS, has been found equally beneficial to the suf ferer, in these rainentable clisordcrS. A$ to the irregular pre tender-4) trrarvellous diseciveries, whose vouchers for mires are but too frequently the ingenious offspring of his owes in vention, or at befit sustained Only by the testimony of pliant and interested indigence, whose re , !utatiorr in the Ilea,lin4 art being acquired by magic, mite' be Maintained by Miracles, it would ill become the -Proprietors of the EnglPsh Diet D'ink to enter into.any, rival competition. • This declaration •vvill not' he imputed to pr.:stunption or v-anity,- when'it is recolletled that they claim no merit troth the invention of the medicine;: that belongs solely andexclusively to Dr. loShua Webster—a swan whose profound botanical rese.arcles emi nently qualified him to instrlid others in the right applica tion of .herbs•to human in:aches —Who had no less than sixty years extensive ptotessioual gradiceand , .whOse claim to_ the titles o.t liuniane, lipera I, and en I ightened i have been long sanetirined by the,reatest names in 4uropt.anii., A iner4c.a. Such.a. tnansThav surely, without arrogance, be allos.;red to assertas much 'right to public contdence as - the ttiusi celii brated cfrfeinher, of the, AQyal .College of poysicians. -Al the merit the Proprietors claim • for thenrelves, is-that of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation Of their me dicine, following the diretttons-contairad in Dr. WebA4's OWn Reeipe,.rtow in. their poSsCSSiOnt- • . • Sold in • halt pine bottles.; :is, pint ditto, • , s 6d. .and t Ki p quart ditto, tkls. each, duty included. „Those who wish for more icanicular infoimation •on 0e charatter and properties of the English Diet Ofirik; and of the nature and viiriety of the cures it has.,,elfeaed, may con sult Dr.; Webster's 'excellent work on the siihject a ney .edition of which is just published by the..lfroprietor, price 5s- la boards, and a small pamphlet,: price is •64 Canny/1%. - Mg a list• of thirty remarkable cures, which ,all occurred in at.* ,••• • • -• . _ _ SPJd wholekale only by the sole Proprietors,E.SlecantiCo% Bo(dual Higii-:street, and by one ar in every consiidEra7i. hie ToVvrr n the' United Kiligdoin., and by the. following Itenddfidn't.indon, by . their Agent's 'Howard and. 'HY4/15..4 01 14-ialle9 West.Smithtiellfr EllftotSon, ' Druggist, • Borough ; Bpitton's Warelious; front of Royal' Exchange, Cornhill Colesworthy, mist and 'lltriggl•st, 144,-WhitOchapel ; Mounsey, Chenaig, 24, (-real Shrrey:.street,,BlackfriarS-roart, arid at Kennington? cross ; Sanger (late,.l3acon) .vie, Oxford-stfeet ; Midglc ~ Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand ;'Hudson au,d Co. Cfre••• mists, ere. a 7, frayrnrker 14zircti 324, HoiLlwa; and Niiat. tress, Veaurner, )S5, i'leet-ssresc.: • • 'The •Lor6: COrtonisioner; il'ere—the Lord .Chancellor; the 'Ead of Harrowby, anti Lord Walsinghain. NITSC.ELLANI:,OUS: • -Vrevioirs to the above proceeding, - their Lord , •B,hips;- in committee of Pihi carne to,'a Resoltltion,. That Charles ;tfarcitus Qc-i t en,%- berry bad made good his claim to the above Title and Peerage ; and - .1118 titles Nvere, accOrdingy, ordered to be enrolled•in'the List 6{' file,•Seotch This ati,oolntiyn-ids subsequently re ported, and, confirmed•W the House. The Insolvent; ators Bill iva,,,s cf;rn •mitted, dud, received -some- iertlter ametidmenti, .on_the sugge..Btion,of the Earl .of Lauder :Lie. . • . The East India Loan, and the Starch .1.Y1..e..ntf . - i fActure dills,wel'e read I..,second titne, and corn 4nitted for to-rnorrovr. , -. ', . - • : . . The - .Lotte4y, East India Troops, and Gornivali ,Duchy Leases Bills, passed -. - th-ruugh conynittees of the. - Nvhole 'Rouse; and were reported . with9ut. - any amendment..., - • - _ _ The.liarl 'of I.l.onowily . presented the. Report of their Lordships' Conintittee of seereey, ,the cernmuzicated to the.ll:)use by - orders of the Prince egen't. it was laid urs the,table, and , ordePed to lie- printed for theirs of „their Lordships. • . . The east India Debt Transfer, and the Sol- Faniiiies Provision 1 2; ills, were read a third - time autt.passed. Nes. , iage was deceived from the Commons, importing that they had agreed to the Alinend , . inent made hy their- Lordships..to the Regency Canal Bill. • •s' • The Local Tokens Bill and -the Cf:nnmerci4 ,Excliekiner svcre brought : up from the Commons .by Mr. Lushington and other Mem bers, -and severally read a fret Their Lordships . , .after disposing of s•orne - pri yate and . judicial tusiness, adjourned till to morrow.. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TittmsnAy. The House was: stuninoned to the Hodse of - I'gex,l, :heir return the Speaker declared " ^:,t had been given'.., l 47 idis.-!;Aill to a iTn.i_tzL wt of ,Public apa Ri4iate for which, see our Report of .the proceedings the Lords.' Sir S. Ro...gitLy poitponed the further !corvi &ration of the Report of the Dwhequer Reme4- brancer's Bill till Monday next. • The-London Prison and the Ntoodelds Improve - thent Bill, were read a third time and l'assed. The' General lnclositre .Bill went through a Committee, the report of which was ordered to be rcceiNied to-morrow. The Local Tokens Bill was read a third time and passed. The CHANCE,LLOi of the EXCHECIUER brought up the Appropriation Bill, which was read a fr:,t time, and ordered to be read a second time to morrow. The CHANCtLLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought tip a - Bil.l to permit goods to be removed froin one Warehouse to another, in bonding ports :the Bilk was read a - first time, and a Second reading was ordered f6r to-morrow. -Mr. WitikaTos - brought up a Bill to permit the exportation of certain articles to the Isle of Man, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.. ~. The Scotch Stipends .Bll.lwas read a third time and,passed, - - The Smuggling Prevention Bill was read a se . - egad tiine., an ordered to go through a Commit tee.on Monday next. - . . The Coffee hill was read a second time ) and or dered.tO.go through a Commitee on Monday-next. The Commercial,Exchequer Bills Bill was, read a third time and passed. • • The Life Annuities Bill. went thrOugh a Com mittee, the Report of which was ordered to be re ceived to-moKrow. The Report .of a Committee on the . Army Prize-money . Bill was brought up and agreed to, and the -Bill ordered to be read a - third time to morrow. Sir, J. GaAnAm brought up the new Mamire Carriage Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a. second time to-morrow. I . 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