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s* / / Oa To f irl 4-q 14 , 4,- 4r;.. , P 0 „ ) -4 ........ • 4,11 • \\4' y~ r o IciumßEE 628521 T• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. lES PRESENT EVENING, October 30, k , .1412, their Majesties Servants will perform O'E..e.efe's m nlik Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Alphonso, Mr. HORN; Don Caesar, Mr. BELLAMY; • (Being his First Appearance on this - Stage,) • Don Scipio, Mr. PENSON; Don Fernando, Mr. / PYNE ;.• • Don Juan, Mr. PENLEY ; 1.4 r- LOVEGROVE ; Spade, Mr. KNIGHT ; Sanguino, Mr. WALLACK, Jun. Philippe., Mr. PHILIPPS. - Victoria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; • • Catalina, Miss KELLY , ; Isabella, Mrs. SPARKS ; Lorenza, Mrs. - DICKONS. • To which will be added the Farce of HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE L. Baron Altorf, Mr. CARR ; Captain Blumenfield, Mr. WRENCH; Captain Thalwick, Mr. DECAMP ; Trap, Mr. KNIGHT; • Trick, Mr. OXBERRY ; Michael, Mr. MADDOCKS; Charlotte, Miss KELLY. '''he Doors to be upeacd at half past Five: o'Clock, to' be ties at half past Six. Boxes, ; - s.; Second Price 3s. 6c1.--Pit, 3s. 6d..; Second Price, '2s.; Second - Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, is.; S econd - Price, 6d - . Boxes and-Places to, be taker. of Mr. Suring, Box Book reePer, at, the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till "r, aad from Tcn in the Evening until 'the Doors are Tlie rincipal Box Entrances arc in Brydges - street , with rauxiliary door in Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in ussell-street and Woburn-street; the• Lower Gallery,. En la-ances are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Upper Qallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. Carriages 'to the Bores, to . doWF set and - take up from t reat Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw' off towards the t trand. To the Pit, to set down from GrcatßaSsell-Street, and draw t r f down Little Russell s -street and . Drurv-Imie:••• S tage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.---No Money to be Returned. ' • Vivant Rex et Regina. To-morrow, the Comedy of the Rivals ; with the Musical Entertainment called Of Age To-Morrow.—On Monday, 1 / a kespeare's Comedy of As You Like It, with the Musical Entertainment of the Review, or the Wags of Windsos:.--On Tuesday, Tobin's Comedy of the honey-Moon, Nv it h the Co- Lille Drama of the Thrue and the Deuce.!- . --:-On .Wednesday, a , ickerstalrs Comic Opera of Lionel , and Clarissa, with the Parce (if WhO's the Dupe ?—:On Thursday, Mjirphv's Comedy Ali in tha Wrong, with the Farce of the Weiiihercock— On Friday, Cibbcr's Comedy of She Wou'd and She Wou'd /Nrot, with the last new Musical Farce -of Turn Out All Persons having made , good their Title of Free Adinis three days at the least; prpiious to the exercise of !ale!) Right, will he required tti sign their Names at the Dopy.', 3ook which will be kept reedy for that purpose, and kill riot he admitted without_ such signature. . The right hand Atior, leading from the hall in BrydgeS street, will he ,opene(l for Free Admissions to the poxes, and confined to them only. • Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only. THEATILE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'TO-MORI-10W EVENING,- Oct. 31, 1812, Will be acted Shakespeare's Nay of THE ,TEMPE,'ST ; Or, THE I?,NCHANTEIJ ISLAND. ..Mons., Mr. eItESWELL; • Prospero, Mr. YOUNG; Hippolyto, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON . ; - Antonia; Mr. CHAPMAN; Ferdinand, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Gonzalo- ' Mr. MURRAY ; T rinenlo, Mr. J3LANCHARD; , St e pitaqa, Mr. MATII.F.WS; Caliban,. Mr. EMERY; • Mairuda, Miss COOKE; Dorinda„ MiS4-S. BOOTH; Ariel, Miss BOLTON. • To Which will be added, the Farre.of LOVE LAUGHS ,AT LOCKSMITHS. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the lewßox-Office, w Box-Office, Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-past Six. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. iiedond Price 2s. Lower .Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6d. On Monday, the Romantic Melo-Drama of Valentine and Orson. The.numerous.parties who hart secured places for the suc ceeding nights of the Lord of the Manor, will have their re served for Mons ay and Wednesday next. *** The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. BETTY is- engaged at this Theatre, and will make his first appearance in London - these six years, on Tuesday next, in the character of Achmct, in the Tragedy of Barbarossa.— And those numerous Ladies and Gentlemen who have been disappointed in Obtaining Places, are respectfully informed that Mr. Betty's other Nights of performing izo, that Week will been Thursday and Saturday; . • The Tragedies of the- Ea / i i l of Esseic and Alexander the Great have been long in preparation, and will he produced juin) ediately. . Torquhar's Comedy of The -Recruitin g Officer is in re . hearstil, and will be acted as soon. as possible. BANKING BUSINES§. ANY Person of .Property, who Luis influence in his Netgbhourhood may have a Concern (without Part nerehip)• in a LONDON BANKING HOUSE that will prove extremely profitable. - Any such, giving a satisfactory account. of his Responsibi lity and Credit, will be pleased to address. a lino to Mr. Ry (ler, 81, Portland-street; LARGE ADVO W SON, WAR WICKSI I I RE . SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AVCTION, In London . , (unless previously diSpOsed of by Private Contract), HE ,ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly .AL midway between Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting tf an excellent Parsonage House, and about Eighty-eight Acres of Rich - Glebe , Land; and the TITHES belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwards of Eleven Thoosand Acres, - together of the estimated yearly value of betweCU Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the present.ln ctunbent aged about 5 . 6 years_ Printed Particulars may- - soon he bad, at the Auction Mart . r 'of Thomas Byder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; of Messrs. Itichard7 son and GO. No. 7, Lincoln's inn Fields ; of Joseph Hard- Itig, Esq. ; of ThOmaS • Hunt,- Esq. Stratford on Avid; • and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, , and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat .by private contract.. . j ,/irR.SPILS;ILIRV ,from his success inScrophu -111- lons Cases, may be consulted any.Moining between the hours . of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, N0..15,. Soho-square, London. . • Patients wishing to consult hiru.at their own Houses . , on Diseases of the joints, Scorbutic and ErUptive Complaints, previous to making Use of the PATENT AN TI SCO K. 14UTIC DROPS, will, have a decided Opinion as to the probability of Success. • Terms of Attendance may be known at the -Dispensary, No. rs,`Solio-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spil-- bury's Patent Antiscorbtitic Drys, with the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles , of SS. 6d. donble bottles los and larger 11. as. duty inclutf,!il. Compoilud Essence, Bs. Dispensary, is, Sgite-squarei London. - 1. 1' D Y 0 C BFJ ha l 30 1812 GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, acid MEEI-10LpERS, of the COUNTY of cARmARTHEN. . GENTLE:':IEN, , • , iCANOT 1 moment lose, a in presenting to N ou uly hest Thanks for the' distinguished Iloilo:1r you have this day done me, by a second time electing me your Representative in Parliament. . My gcatitude to you, Getitlenien, will be best evinced by a punctual disclurge of soy ParliaMentary Duties, and by a close attention to the luterests of the County I have the ho- Hour to represent. I have the honour to be, Gentle:nen, Your most devoted and.obliged Servant, ROBERT SEYMOUR. Taliaris, Oct. 26081.2. I'IG7L.ILLIN6-G FFIGE, Oetober 28, i S 1 e 2.. faiHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING iiii.imtvEsTY's NAVY do her give, Notice,,That on Friday, the Gth of November next, their Agent at Dover will be ready, at the I'ictualling Ogee et that ilace, to 7*- eeive,Troders in writing' (sealed up), and treat for the supiily 4 Thirty Bojs, of KENTNii HOPS, to be tleliverre in three weeks or sooner, if. required, into the Victuall;n,g Stores at Dover; and toile paid for by ;Bilis, payabfe with Interest, Ninety Days after date. lice Conditions of the Contract:May be seen by applying to the 'Agent at Dover- • • . No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Priec 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 GM of November ,next, as aforestrid, nor antess thePersiin who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. ATOTICE it hereby given, that. the TOLLS • arising at' GALLEY COBNEB,and NORTHAW TURNPIKE GATES; situate near the Sign of the Green Man, at Potter's Bar, on the :':orth Road, by wayof llstfield,n ill he Let by Auction to the best bidder, at the. house of Charles Townsend, the Salisbury .Artui inn, Ilatfield, on Monday, the 30th day of November next, _between the hours of, 12 and 1 o'clock of the same day. The said Tolls will tie put - up at the sum. 'of 16151. the net sum which they produced the preceding year, and will be let for the term of three years. . A Deposit will ,he required; also the names of two sua cient Sureties for the due performance of the covenants of a Lease to be executed previous to entering oil the said Tolls. JOHN - MARE, • Clerk-to the-Commissioners. Hatfield, 27th Oct. 1312. TuO the Milt& disturbed, - the Het distressed, and the - At xiety that often preys on Persons in the most exalted Stages •of Life, Advice, • Consolation, and Re source, that can alleviate their Suffering's, is a comfort de , . uutly to be wished. It yin be afforded by one coMpetent, from his Contemplation and Study of future events, to give it, where he is satisfied with the object requiring it. • No letter ,can be- regarded.that does not come from a re spectable quarter, and is pot explanatory of Name, Address, and Circumstances. Such a one, sending- aline to Dr. H. at the Library, 81, Portland-street, will receive instant notice.; THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE, No. 2, with a new Edition of the First Number, are publish ed:this Day,.price.ls. each, by STOCKDALE, Jun. 41, Pa Mall, who respectfully congratulates all well-wishers to the Church and State, on the favourable prospects which have al ready opened to. view, in consequence of the above and other Publications, tending to awaken'thc • Public f to the ultimate object of the Catholic Claim. Proposals for the Protestant Advocate, with a List of Capi tal Anti-Catholic Tracts, may be had gratis. WITH A CLOCK-FACE AND OTHER. ENGRAVINGS. This Day:was published, - • Price is. or lid. with 4 'stiff Parchment Back, and 13 to the dozen, FIFIT FIEARENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA- A. TECIIISNI of the DAWNINGS,of 3 LWENILE KNOW LEDGE, gratifying and stimulating the earliest s)niptffins of Curiosity in Young Minds, and lea , ,:ing by the easiest and-sim plest Means to an accot:tintance with useful Facts in Coruni t in. Life, in Art, and in Nuture. • Illostratcd with :1 Clock Face, with movable Hands,, by m e ans of which Children may be taught the art of telling the hour.; whit the. polits of. the compass ; - with representations of the earth, and British Islands; with ears of various corn; a plough, churn, boat, &C. • . By M. PELTIAM, Author of the Londol &c. Printed for Ricliard - Phitlips, Na: Lad gate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full allowa.nce to Schools. . • • Of whom may also be had, . , • Basfut'sTirst French Book •; or, aSpelling Book Voca bulary of ,mall Words, Is. or Is. 1,34, vellum hacks: • 2. l'elba h i's London Primer, Gsth edition, with 100 cuts, 6d, or 7id. venom hacks-. . _ - • • 3.Mayor's Spelling Book, 150th Edition,• Is. 6d. Poetry for Children, 2s. half bound. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE OF MEDICAL BOOKS, For 1313. ' This ,Day was published, 1. CATALOGUE of MEDICAL BOOKS, containing the most modern and approved. Authors on ,Anatomy, Surgery, Wdicine, Midwifery, Materia Medica, Chemists y, Pharmacy, Botany, 'and VeterinarrMedioine, to -which are addc - 41 a eomplete List of the hectares delivered in London, with their, hours of 2-I.rendance, &c.; also, Tables of the Pay of the Medical DepartMent of the Army and Navy. 2. Medical Observations, and Inquiries, by a Society of Phy sicians London; Second Edition of v01..6. Bvo. boards 12s. also a few complete Sets in six vols. neatly bound, 31.35. • 1. Hunter (Dr. William) on the uncertainty of the Signs of Murder in the case "of Bastard Children, Bvo. sewedi Is. 6d. Sold by John Callow, Me4ical Bookseller, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. A Medical Subscription Library, where Books are Lent by the Month or Year. _ . _ N. B. The full valuegiven for Medical Libraries or Parcels of Books, or Books Exchanged. In the Press, and speedily will he published, the Second, Part of J. C.'s Catalogue, containing an extensiwe Assortment of Second-hand Medical Books, in various Languages, includ ing many rare Articles : among which, are a selection of Fo reign Medical Works lately imported. • THE value of Dr. FREEMAN's -GUTTA SA LUTPAR I S has been so long proved, that no., thing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the thikrent stages 'of a• certain Disease, which it ell;cdually cures, and eradicates from the habit, with_, out exciting - the painful feelings and exposure that attend Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring contine,nent from busi ness, or restriction diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro bationfor more than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes hey prove a never-tailing Restorative, whether the debility is produeed by too free - use of • Mercury,' by ilticit pleasures, or the elkas of a warm'climate. To Travellers, and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a sate,r speedy, • and complete Cure., in all old stutiborn Gleets, and every Weakness that affects the Bladder and Organs of Urine. lly its efficacy . many Women' ve become Mothers, who ter many years had been deprived pit-:hat happiness. • Sold, 'wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, cornet of Paternoster-row ; Sharp, and Belam, thou: t I , ,fies, Weston, A llmitt, Mallory, and. Portsea ; Hall and fulinston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, - Sheernoss Peck, Ross and Turner, hull ; Hoxlaud and Cook Worthy, Granville, I%;tleton, and iligrt. Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, arid ; , winney and CO. Birmingham; l3fllinge,, Ed wards and Penny, and Lathbjary, Liverpool ; Staines. and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Winder-. t‘m, Rcaburn," Scott, and Baxter, Lditiburgh ; Baxter and • , k.nd nald , Glasgow ; IttOgen and Barry, Bristol ; Steven son atxf Co. Norwich •; Swinfen, Leicester I)uun and Sut ton - Notiinghatn ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at zs. 9d. and Gs. each. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Oct. 29, 131 Y. pHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His 11.4.11:71"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Titi T t on Tuesday nc4, the 3d of November, they will be ready to re:- ceive • T e nders in writing, (S e aled up) and treat for On e Hundred Ton.r of good, sound, merchantable RICE, and for Fifty Tons *f MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to < be answer able to Samples (the Rice of one pound, and the Sugar qf . - iwo pounds weight each), to be produced with the Ten 7 ders, to be delivered, in the space,of okentek, into his Na toli* Army Victualling Stores fit St. Catherine's; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interot, Ninety Days after date. I'he Conditions of the . Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's (Vice.. No rep,wrd will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words ut length, or that shalt not be de livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday nest, the Stl l' , Ovember," nor unless the Person who makes s the Tender, or some Person on his behulf, attends, to answer when celled for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , Oct, :4, me, rpFIZ PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of-His .lESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That they will sell by Public AUction at the Tower, on Tues day, the M Day of November nut, between the hours of TeA and FOV o'Clock, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable ORDNAISCr STORES, consisting of Harness Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadlery and Harness Clothing; and sundry Ar ti,:les of Bedding ; Powder Horns, Tents, Musket Stocks and Flints, Steel, Pewter, and mixed Metal, Double-headed Shot, and old Cast ;and Wrought Iron Tools of sorts ; Spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lanthorns, Bottles, and Wheel barrows, Empty Casks, Cartridges, old Match and Flre Engines, sundry 01E1 7 Building Materials; together with a 'variety of other Articles : The whole of which may be viewed, upon application, at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and at tie Royal Arsenal at, froolteich, until the Day of Sale ; at Which place's, printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who 7;tuy (Tidy for the some.' , 13,y Order of the Board, „, , 1?: IL. CREW, Secretary. [!=ll.rer SIXI"tiNtt , TIALPPti I / 4 720:. ' APPI;NDIX TO_ THE SIXT:I REP Olt r .ciFTt AFRICAN INSTirruTioN. pXTRACT rE.cm THE REPORT OF THE tOMINII6,- SIONERS OF AFRICAN :Nail i (Contin4ed from our Paper of Tutc,:ay,) Ti "ectlirig. Provided- the season favotrs vegetation, the begins to sprout the fourth days often even. on the third. At the end - of fifteen - days . it is ready assailed by weeds which dispute its*suhsistz etice, and which tini:4l by destroying it, if the hoe be nOt speedily employed. Not Only the abundance of the crop, but even . the manufacture' and quality of indigo, absolutely require the. 0.-ceding 'to be so serupttlousiy per , - fornied as to remove every other. plant. If. this care be not rigorously employed, diflieultie will occur in the fabrication Which cannot he obviated after the appearance of the indigo. They arc oc casioned by other herbs being cut and carried to, the vat (oeCuve) with the indigo. These hef.bs,, by feimentation, give a juice which deranges all the signs of 'fabrication, and by its' interference prevents the developement and', re-union of the essential parts of the indigo: The indigo thus obtained is bad in quality, 'and less in quantity than the crop promised. • - The Cattin,o- of Indigo.: After three months, the indigo is commonly fit to cut, and this operation isfar from immaterial it has also its rules and its procedure , . The first object of attention is the maturity of the indigo: the, second, to cot the pint one inch from the earth. To cut it higher may retard the shoots of a second cutting, tor" may even entirely pre vent them. Large crooked knives are much more convenient for: this purpose than any other instrument ; and at the. same time much more advantageous with regard to the subsequent crops. The indigo plant is transplanted, as soon as cut, to the place where art must give it the Corm under which it 'becomes merchandize. Ail the implev mentS necessary for the chemical process are re duced to three great vats (or cures) of mason work, built one above the other, ,in such manner that the, middle cure can-receive the liquid froth that which is above it, and can discharge it into that which is below. The first and most elevated is called lc; Pour riture, or Trempire; and is' much larger than the other two. in the French col - nies, it is from ten to twelve feet long, nine or ten broad, and three deep. In the province of Vene.. zuela, it is from eighteen to twenty feet long, fourteen or fifteen feet broad, and only twenty . inches deep. The second cave bears the name of Batterie. It is not so wide as the peurriture, but muctt deeper, that the •trn.ter mtly tv 7 ., agitated in it withevit escap ing over the edge. The third cove, smaller than the preceding, is called Bassinott, or Repository. It is there that the indigb undergoes the last opel - ation. But ttie - most essential article to an indigo maker is a rapid and very limpid stream of water, that way . be employed at pleasure in the fabrication of the Fabrication, or Manufacture of Indigo. coirte now to speak of the fabrication or ma nufaCtire, which appears in these places so simple . easy, and natural, that it is confided to negroes, who know nothing, or to whites who are equally ignorant. Both are incapable of giving a reason for the slightest cause, but they know admirably well how to command effects, and to obtain, by practice, results of which the most skilful chemists would be proud. The blue colouring substance known to us under the name of indigo, is com bined with heterogeneous articles, from which . the manufacturer must disengage it. This combina tion is so intvicate that it eludes the nicest eye. Like many.other results, it appears to be the pro duct of a peculiar operation, the effeFt of which gives great satisfaction ; but we are groping in the dark when we endeaVOur to pursue the causes which - have contributed to produce it. The whole body of the plant, compressed in "a certain .quantity of water, enters into an extreme ly active fermentation, of which we will notice the details. In proportion as the caloric increases, azote is disengaged, the herbaceous mucilage separates, the vegetable is decomposed, the mixture absorbs oxygen. At first the liquor takes in the basin a gr'een tinge. It is strongly agitated, that , the elements of the vegetable may subtilize, and the fermentation speedily augments to the highest degree. The fermenting fluid passes from a green to a violet tinge,, and'this by degrees changes to a blue colour. Tho first fermentation takes place in the trein Moire, in which very clear water had been pre viously placed. The plant is prevented from Swimming, by being pressed beneath the surface. The state of the plant, the ground that produced' it, and the season in which it was cut, are guides to direct the manufacturer. This fegmentation takes place more Or less promptly, ac,cording to ,causes which concur to hasten or retard it. Ten, twenty, and thirty hours arc most frequently the term : it rarely requires a longer time. In Terra Firma, when not prevented by the sate of the plant, nature of the soil, or the season, twelve hours suffice for the fermentation, The great art of the fabrication is to check it at a proper degree. If the fermentation is too feeble or too brief, the plant remains impregnated with much essential salt, which diminishes the quantity of the indigo. If it be too long, the 'tender extremities of the plant undergo a putrefaction which destroys the • colour. The odour of the fermenting liquid, and the numerous flies which Ay over it, are signs to whicia GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Tuesday, 27th October, 1812. A Z3OUT Seven o'Clock on the evening of Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH was robbed of the Bags of Letters, for London, described at Foot,hetween Kettering and Higham Ferrers, and within three Miles of Higham Ferrers, by forcing the Lock of the The Bags stolen are, — Halifax of the 25th Nottingham 26th. Braclford.... ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto Leeds - ditto Oakbani Wakefield Uppingliam Huddersfield ditto Kettering . ditto' Barnsley . ..... ditto h rapsto ne ditto Sheffield— . ditto • Itotherham—ditto • Chesterfield.. ditto Mansfield ... ditto , Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who com mitted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, one Moiety to be paid on. Commitment for Trial, and the other Moiety. on Conviction. If an Accomplice, in the_Rob bery will surrender himself and make Discovery, whereby one or more of the Persons concerned thereiesliall be apPre 7 hended and brought to Justice, such DiscOverer ,will be e,n , titled_ to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for the. Crown. By Comaiandof the Postmaster-General, F. FREELING, Sec. . 1011111 , HEUNIATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY ILL Af• FEU' lONS, with :heir usual concomitants, Shashi, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene ral Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by E A D'S ESSENCE of MusTARD P • LES, after every other means had biled. The FLUID ESSENCE of Al usTA ith• (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessarv) - ( is perhaps the most alive, penetrating, and etre:anal relnedy in the world, generally curing the severest SP I: AI NS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by Optieleldoc, A rque busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. • • WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally effi cacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore I cgs, Scorbutic. Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Ilreakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and. Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apotheca;y, N. 15, Greek street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 25. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. I d. and as. 9d. — Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *** The genuine has a Black ink Slaw:), with the name ohnston inserted on it.