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Second-price p,,er Gallery is. -Se cond-price 6d. N e l ' t l4 ces for he Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at the v liox-Otli t ce, in Hart-street. bhe Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play exin at Half-past Six. being)ll Saturda y i tilius Cxsar with The Midnight Hour, the last nght l ot performing till the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL, COVLNT-GARDEN. LAST kV EE K. -ORATORIOS. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, . the 18th instant, will be performed, A GRAND - SELECIION, In which Madame CA , TA LAN 1 .sing " Angels ever bright and fair," the bravura, " Frenar vorrei•" and Ale duetio Vado ma almen,i , with Mr; BRAHAM,..— as. n 7 nr; —.CKONS, " the Soldier tied," Farewell ye finspid liag,,,si" and the duetio, " Fair Aurora," with Mrs. N r ''''' o •—MaEter BoYLE, 0 nvigniiv the - Lord.".- 7 - ' BELLAMY, " Shall I in Mamre's fertile plain ?" ii r• y.'.. Arm, - arm, ye brave !" ,And Mr. BRA -504,, “ . Corne if you , dare," " Gentle airs," and " Net.. ' The Grand Chorusses •- " the Marveklous Work," Fleay.ens are telling," " Sing to the Lord," Awake the "li," from the creation, will be introduced. will Friday an entire New Grand S.,:ledion, in which b.. ininadnced, by desire, " Luther's Hymn," being the "4t P erformance this Sca4 * - /) Ft r further particulars, see the printed Bills. t i si oors to be opened at Six, and continence at Seven pre- Boxes7s. Pit3s, Gall. 2S. Up. Gall. IS. to 'aces tOr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Lux-office, M. Hart:street. EXHIBITION OF DRAWINC;S: °THE EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS in l a l, W ater Colours, after celebrated Pidures of the great s :7s, is now Open to the Public, at the Gallery, 3q, kia y °c tlie-street, Picadilly ; and will continue open every 41. ( t in 'n 1 Ten in the t*or'enoon, till Six in the At ternoon.— is. Catalogues 6d. A A VERY SINGULAR CASE. OFFICER, when in (he twenty-third year of !abletits age, had bath his - Legs shot off in a merno- Wif e “aval Engagement. ln this helpless situation, with a ticufr a nd six Children,. he is under unavoidable dif- N a , "eseinbarrassments, occasioned neither by extra th64llce nor vice. Those 'whose pe-rceptions are alive to finest feelings of our nature, and enjoy . the delight ,v,Lpleiisure in relieving the real w ants of sutreriogliurnatiity, 1 „ 1 , 11 ., in this instance, have th e gr a tifying oppo•tunity of ad; tithe" in the healing balm ot _Consolation to this severely r")unded helpless C;entieinan. T 4 Friends of this truly unfortunate Family be leave to assure the Generous and Humane, that when sulii tency is obtained, tke Advertisement will be discontinued. lb Messrs. Cox and Son, Agents, Bartlett's-buildings, Hol °rn, will thankfully receive the smallest assistance, and 411 SV*tr to the fads. w Most grateful thanks are presented to Dowager Lady Lady Normanton, Lord Gardiwa, Colonel Viva- A. 8. - Miss B—, George Blackman, Lsq. and 5.,111 S OCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE. Adelphi, March 14, IS tz. THE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS, wil according to the Rules and Orders of the Sot_ I ETY, the b e in the great Room of' the Society, on Monday n ext, 11 2 .3(1 inst. The Ballot to begin at Eleven in the Fore -"„,,II, and close at Two in the Afternoon precisely. s • PRESMENT. Charles, Duke of Norfolk, 1.. R. and A.S. VICE•PRLSIDENTS. John Dtike of Bedford, F.A.S. 1- lug h; Duke of Northurnherland, F.R. and A. S. (; •G. L Marquis of Stafford, K. G. !aeon, Earl of Radnor, F. R. and A. S. Robert, Earl of Liverpool, F.R.S. Charles, Earl of Romney, E.R.S. Hon. Robert L2litford, V. R. and A.S. Sir William Dolben, Bait. L.L.U. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Ni. P. Sir Watkin Lewes, Knt. homa, Pitt, Esq. F.A.S. Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain, F.A.S. Nathaniel Conant, Esq. iatietra Powell, NI. D. ]olio Christian Curiven, Esq. M.P. Richard Wilson, Esq. F.A.S. - By Order, CI-lA.RLES•TAYLOR, M. D. Secretary. • ' M ILITARY INSTITUTION, CHAR L FON, KENT near WOOLWICH COMMON. R. HO:LvINIEY, late Mes-rs. BONNYCAS 'I' L E and 110 M M EY, continues; vith proper A ssist !ilts, to instruct Young Gentlemen designed for the Army, I(7r the Ro )a l A r tillery . and Engineers, for the Royal M il itar y °l tege at Marlow, and for toe Service of the Honourable . -ast India Company, in the various Branches of a Military tducation. This Establishrhent, which has subsisted in its present tOnn for several years, is in the immediate neighbourhood (4t. the Warren and Dock-yard , a nd near the s p ot where ar tillery pradice and other tail:wry ,exercises are daily per formed. L , l.- he premises are extensive-, and the situation is remark a"iY healthy ; the house conimanding one of the most beau tiful prospect s in the kingdom. A Battery has been constructed on the •pot by the young Gentlemen themselves,..and is mounted with two guns, with which the pupil is taught to practice, and to enable himself to take the commanciof a battery. For the Plan of Studies, the Terms, the Rules and Regu. lations of the Institution, apply to Mr. Houtiney, Charlton, Kent. MONEY is al ways ready to advance, at legal Annuity Interest, upon every description of real Pro perty, and eligible Personal Security. All Annuities will be redeemable. The business transacted with promptitude, se crecy, and honour. Apply, personally, between 9 and 5, or, by letter, to the Direetorof the National Bank, No. 8, Lower slohn-street, _ Golden square, where the Nobility and Gentry will expe rience a never-failing resource, the Funds of this Institution being equal to the most capital advancement, however con f\ eiderablei and matters of moment arc its principal object. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. FILGHLY IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPRTY NEAR THE CITY OF LINCOLN. MR. SQUIBB oegs leave to announce, that he has received directions to.bring to Public Sale, early in the Month of May, one of the most important F Rt. E HO LD ESTATES in the Kingdom, situated at WASH ] NGBRO' and H E IGH.I N GTO N, near the City of Lit coln : comprising upwards of Seventeen _Hundred Acres of very valuable Land, together with sundry capital Mes suages, Temements, and Farrit Buildings, in excellent repair. Also, the M ANO R I AL, RIG IiTS of the Lordship, ex tending over near Six Thousand Acres. - This Estate is well worthy the attention of Noblemen and Gentleman desirous of realizing iinimiant and highly im provable Landed property ; the situation being peculiarly ad vantageous, from its proximity to one of the best markets in the county, with the further advantage of a navigable river ; and to a sporting Gentleman it woald• he a pa+ ticular acqui sition, the Manor being of such great ext-nt, well stocked with game, and hi the immediate vicinity of Mr. Osbaldis ton's Hunt, which is allowed to be one of the first in the Kingdom. the land-tax has been redeemed. • . Descriptive Particulars are preparing, and timely notice of Sale will be given. SOUTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, P LEA SUR E. GRO UN DS, W I 1.. D ERNESS, &c. contiguous to DEVIZES, together with V aluAle I' AR MS adjoining, with immediate Possession. TU liE SOLD BY AUCTION, By .Nlessr. ROBINS, . • At the Auelion Mart, opposite the hank of England, on Tuesday . , May t 2, at Twelve o'Clock, In Five Lots, ADistinguished _F REE HOLD . ESTATE; con sisting ot a Noble MA NSIO-N HOUSE, happily:• at a proper distance from the high London Road, and contiguous to the Town of Devizes, environed by the Lawns, Pleasure:grounds, Plantation, and Park, the late property and Residence ot. • 0 S HE Y L'ES H EAT H.cor E, Esq. deceased. The Mansion is built of Bath Stone, of modern strhaure, and admirably calculated for the complete and comfortable residence of a Faintly of high respedtabitifY ; the 011 ices are numerous and eery' complete ; the Stabling and Coach houses of a superior description ; a Cold-bath, Ice-house, and Green•house, are amongst the infinity of, coadorts with which this property' abounds ; and beyond" the Park is a Wilderness, with Hermitage adjoinine, and very capital Farms, lying extremely comp.iet, together with Mills, Wood Lands,.Coppices, &c. containing in the whole TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasture; Arablel-and Wood Land. Possession of the Mansion and Park may be had immedi ately, and the Farms at Michaelmas. The Estate is Tithe-tree, and exouerat.d from the Land- The MANSION will be. sold, with SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of LAND, in one Lot. May be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, by ap plication to Mr. Hill, the bailiff; and particulars had at tne licar Inn, Devizes • White Harr, Bath ; - Bus h, Bristol ; Chippen t ham ; Castle, . Marlborough ; Castle, Speen-hill ; the Speenhain Land; Crown, ing ; Star, Oxford ; Plough, Cheltenham ; the, Inns, at Salt-hill; of Mr. Murray, Symonds-Inii, Chancery-lane ; Mr. Salmon, Devizes; and of Messrs Robins, Covent- Garden, where a Plan and Elevation of the Mansion and Estates may be seen. DEER FOR SALE. APARK of about 40 RED DEER and 300 F A LLOW E I<, Male acid Female, of the usual various ages, FOR SALE in One Lot. May-be taken to imme..iiately on pay milt fur the same. For a view or rue Deer, apply to Silas Knotley, at Claren don Park, near Salisbury ; and to treat for them, apply Messrs. Webb. Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. OILS.—OIL, WARE ,ondon Wall, opposite Old GENII' NE LAMP HOUSE, No. 4t, Bethtem Hospital. per Gall. Genuine Sperm Oil 8 6 Fine Burning Oil, equal to what is commonly sold for the best Sperm. n Good burning Oil 7 0 Double relined Oil 6 6 The Sperm Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted ge nuine, and will burn the whole evening 'without trimming. It is therefore recommended tbr Lamps in Drawing. rooms, Ball-rooms, Shew• rooms, and all places where brilliant Light is required, tree from Smoke, and the very disagree able trouble of frequently trimming the lamps. The other Oils are particularly tine, and, for general pur pi4esi can :;e recommended with equal confidence. G. UPTON and Co. have the picasuie of intbrming their Friends and the Public in general, that in consequence' of soiree large bale., of Sperm Oil, it has tallen in price, ann they are therefore enabled to sell the best Spec m 011 at 5.6(1. per gallon, iiiitead of 9s. which price they lately advertised. N. B. Oils sent to any part of London, tree of expence, per Gall. Refined Oil for Chain ber Lamps - 5 6 Pale Seal Oil, - - 3 9 Pale South Whale Oil for Liverpool and com mon Lampsoke. 3 3 This Day was published, By 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, In Two Volumes, Octavo, price ►l. is. in boards, rrHE ECONOMICAL HISTORY of the HE ' !IRIDES and HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND. By the late Rev. itHIN WALKER, D.D. Professor of Natural History in the University of Edin- burgh: The Author, was well known as a most intelligent agri culturalist; and though the improvements suggested in these volumes are intended chiefly for the Highlands, yet some of them deserve attention wherever there is a snnilaity of soil and clima•e, Jlost of thew are applicable to the North of I reland, and to evcry district in England and• Sco tland, elevated more than Soo or, boo feet above the level o the sea. A Iso, Essays in Natural History and Rural conomy. ' By the same Author, in one vol. tlvo. price tos. 6d. in boards. EDUCATION OF TILE PEOPLE. This Day was published, Printed in a close but di , stind Type,. price 4s. bound, or Thirteen to the Dozen, rri - IE POOR CHILD'S LIBRARY ; being a Collection of Moral, Didadic, Economical, and Reli gious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; consisting partly of Sc tetions front the best and most pious Authors, partly of Trads published in a netached Fenn for the came purpose, - and partly of Original Pieces. B) the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of,Questions on the New Testa ment. and other Works. This Work is intended as a Present to Children on leaving the various Charity and Sunday Schools, or the .Schools of Dr. Bell, and Mr. Lancaster. and is intended to render Edu cation etfedive and practical in regard to the moral and reli girois Habits of young Persons .after they have left any of those Schools. Of course the Author has avoided doc trinal Points, or whatever might diEniniSh the universal Uti lity and Acceptability of his Book. Printed fur Rici:ard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The Author's Fly:. Hundred Qae,tions on the New Tes tament, beir,,,; the only pradicat Means ever invented for Teaching the Elements of Christianity to young Persons. 'I his Day was published, price as. 64. AN APPEAL to - COMMON SENSE on the • BULLION QUESTION. liy a NIERCHANT. • Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 2^ 3 , Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange"; And I. Hatchard, This-Day was published, price 2s. THE QUESTION RE-STATED, in -Reply to some Parts of the " Question Stated and Examined," in a Letter to W. 1-luskisson, Esq. M.P. Printed for I. M. Richardson, No. 13, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange ; and I. Flatchard, Piccadilly. AMERICAN 'LITERATURE. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Royal auto. price its: in boards, C ALMAGUNDI ; or the WHIM-WHAMS and L) OPINIONS of LAUNCELOT LANGSTAFF, Esq. and Others, In hoc est hoax, cum quiz et jokesez, Et smokem, toastem, toastem, tulksez Fee; law, fora PSALMANAZ AR. Re-printed from the American Edition, with an Introduc tory Essay and Explanatory Notes. By 1011. N LAMBERT, Esq. • Printed for I. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange. *** " The Reader is here presented with an excellent ra gout of wit, humour, and genius, on which he may teast for ever, without the least apprehension of a surfeit.". NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 11. This Day was published, No. 11, of . 'THE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW and L. BRITISH COLONIAL REGISTER; containing Dr. Smith on the Divinity of Christ ; Morier's Journey through Persia ; Milner's Ecclesiastical Architecture; Robi; climes de l'Angleterre ; Pake's American Gravel's ; Lewis's and Clarke's Travel's ;, Boileau on Political Economy ; Davies on Church Union ; Scott's Edition of Seward's - Poems ; Lewis on Forests and Forest Laws; Mrs. West's Refusal ; Lord G. Grenville's Portugal, a Poem ; the Bat tles of the Danube and Barrosa ; Appeal on the Scarcity of Corn ; Bede on the Orders in Council, and the Edinburgh Review. Published for J. M. Richardson, CurnhilF; and may be had of a ll the Booksellers in the nited Kingdom. Of whoin may also be'had, No. I. containing RetleClions on the Orders of Council, and on the System of Licenses. LORD BERIJERS'S FROISSART. This Day were published; SIR JOHN FROISSART'S CHRONICLES of I ngland, France, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Brittany, Flanders, and the adjoining Countries; translated trom the original French, at the command of King Henry the Eighth. By 101 IN LORI) BERNERS. - • Reprinted from Pyrisuit's Edition ot '523 and s ac,- with the Names of Places and Persons, carer filly corrected. To which are adned a Memoir ot the Translator, and a copious. t.dex. Priined for F. C. and J. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Robinscn, Longman, i lurst, Rees, Orme, 'and Brown, .Cadeli and Davies, MaWman, R.ll. l: vans, R. Baldwin, and J. Mnrray. Of whom may be had, in five vols. royal 4to. with so En gravings, at 1 boards, The Chronicles or Monstrelet ; being a Continuation of Froissart!... Chronicles. Translated roin'the most appro'ed Originahr, with Notes, by Thornes Fotes, Esq. A ISO the Chronicles of Arnold, I. Hardyng, Fabyan, Grafter', Hall, and Hoiinshed, unitorm with the above. GENUINE IRISH HISTORY, From Original Manuscripts and scarce Trals. On St. Patrick's Day, will he published, By T. Payne, SS, Pall. Mall, ikNARRATIVE of - the most interesting events in Modern I kISII STORY; tending to shew the necessity of an immediate Establishment of the Catholic Church of Ireland; under, certain Restri&ions, rounded on the tour first General Councils, which have been received in the First of Elizabeth, by the Church of England. Dedicated to the Most Noble The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, A Supplement containing an Alphabetical List of above One Thousand Irish Gentleman, who distinguished them selves from 16.0 . to 1661, with the Names of their Family residences; - is now nearly ready for the Press. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREET. This Day way, published, In Fo ur Vols 121110. price 225. in boards, C ON F E,S S lON A L of VALOMBRE, a Romance .By L. S. STANHOPE, Author of Monbrasil Abbey, Striking Likenesses, Age we Live in, Di Montranzo, &c. Printed For A. K. Newman and Co. Where may be 11,,d, just published, Letters of an Irish Student, 2 VOl5. Bvo. plates, second edition, r4s. Dangers through Life, by Miss Gunning, 3 Vols. tss. Sir ‘Vm. I)oricn, by the Author of Margiana, 3 vols. rjs. The llordese. - s, an Historical Talc, 3 Vols. tss. Sea Devil, or a Son of a Beltows-mender, by K. Rase, 2 vols. gi. • Yamboo, or the North American Slave, by the Author of the Bravo of Bohemia, &c. 3 vuls• tss, IT IS AN OLD SAYING, TiiE. BEST. IS TfIF. CHEAPEsT. Q ENTERAL Ladies and Gentlemen who for - nerly . . 1.3 used the: R USSI A 011., being persuaded to use. other Oils for the hair, as they are not so dear, but in the end tnund the dearest • instead of bencrit, found their hair tall o ff , or t ur n grey, :have dectared 'they will use no other than the- - RU SS 1:. 011. in future, it being the the best article I, , r • moistening the 'lair when dressing, as it keeps real or Li:ie . hair of its natural gloss and curls, anti is so great a nourisher, if used constant, never a hair will tall olf ~r turn grey ; in short, where there is hair - by nature, and it has got thin, or' bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on ill being restored. A Can + toN.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russia ail, and given it for sale at I leir-dressers shops, • &c. they persuade it the gamine, to deceive, have imitat ed the Eagle and Signature on the covet . To prevent the like impositions, and as more security, the Proprietor has leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office, to have Ida name, " A. Prince" printed on she Government Stamp which is on the 'ontside of the cover of each bottle, the coanteifeiting of which is felony. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to observe the above Caution, as many who have been misled, or persuaded to purchase the counterfeit, complained to the Proprietor of the injury it had done their hair. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil at Bs. per bottle, or one bottle, containing firm - small, ,at ri. as. or six large bottles at 51. duty included. Sold by the • Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, 0 xtbrd street, (observe' it is not 'a Shop, it is a Private House, t op. p o site No. 7, as there are shops in the neighbourhood that sell counterfeits) ; and by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Per fumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street; Hendrie, Per tuiners to her Majesty, Titchborne street ; Bayley, Per firmer to the Prince and Princess, and Duke and • uchess 'of York, No. 5, Coekspur-street ; 4iardin g , 89, ; Rigae, 6S. Cheapside ; Davison, 59, I- leer -street; Bacon, is°, Oxford-street • Withers, 229, Strand ; Tau, Royal exchange; and of most principal Perfumers and Medicine VICTUALLINC-OFFICA, • Marc/.) 6, 12. HE COMMISSIONERSJor VICTUALLING 41 -Hit MAJE..4I".s NAn' do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 24th instant, they thi,l be ready re.crive Ten ders in 711riting, sealed up), and weal for I hree Hundred and Ftfi ThousandGzdlcnsof WEST INDIA RUM, to be deli vered at the Ports, and in the proportions uma'ertnentined, 30c,c00 50,-00 Plymouth, Cork, 350,0,0 Gallons. One half - thereof in'the courri of one Month Thin the date JJthe Contract, and the other half in one !Wild, of ; a.td to' be paid for by Bills payable, with Itterert, Ninety Days after d.ute. The Conditions of the Contrad niqy be seen at the Sioctacy' ce. No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price shaft not be inserted in words at length, or that shaAl not be delivered to the Boa , d, before One o'Clock .on the said Tuesday, the 2416 instant, nor unless the Person who makes the .Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when ,7114 `or,. FIC:TUALLING-OFFICE, . March its, THE COMIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 1 - Hit 'MAJESTY'S hereby give Notice, That Friday, the iotb of April next, they it'll! be react) , to re— ,cive Tenders in writing, (sealed sip), and' treat for the supply (on separate (ot:Palls) of what FRESH _BEEF and SLA PROVISIONS may be demanded for the service of UV/la. jeso's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the Rigier Shannnn, in' Ireland, for Twelve Months certain, and further until Six Months' warning shall be given for the termirationthereof:' te be paid for . 6y Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days afer date.' The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by app ying to the Co&dor of his Ma. 4s je.o's Claims at Limerick. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the iotb of April next, nor unless the Person .a , h, makes the "04 r, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called fot : nor wilt .1 , 4 Tender t'-at contains extravag .nt prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real Ilp7t others, be considerd as proper to he admitted. Each Tei.eler MiiSi also 6, acc,npanieet 6y a Letter tinned by two r, sponsible Perwts, engaging to become bound with4he Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of pa. for the due performance of each of the said C ntraßs. OR THE HOMING COUGH. AUSTIN'S LINIMENT, wt i.h is an external application, is the most sate, easy, and effectual reme dy for this distressing•coinphint ; and, that frequent], after a;1 ot h r medicines have failed. The following extract of a letter from the Lady of R. 0. Stone, I. sq. of Nlayfield, iu Sussex, will be a proof of it s singular efficacy : " In November last my little girl was attacked by the Hooping Cough, and the malady increased so rapidly, that I was extremely alarmed ; but in less than a week Ate' i ap plied the Liniment you recommended, the Cough abated and gradually died away. By the use of one pot only a perfea ewe was elleded, and the child has remained ever since in good health. _ " A. M. STONE. " Mayfield, kn. 24, 1812." Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul's Churchyard, in Pots, price 2s. each, Stamp included. REAL SCOTCH MARMARADE, au excel lent substittite for Butter at' Breakfast.—lt is parti 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 forerunner of flatulency and its•attendant evils. In long Voyages, especially to the: s-uthward, its superiority is obvious, as it will' keep for years unatKtied by the climate. In all Puddings Pies, Tarts, and Custards, where Orange . Peel is generally used, this Marmalade be found far 'preferable, being free from that toughness, cliaraderistic of the peel. It is also a great addition to the tollowing Puddings; Ground Rice, Apple, Miliett, Bread, Sago, Tapiocea, and Semolina, to which ii imparts a delici ous flavour, blended with a ' , leasing bitter. 'S.inply wrap ped up in - a fine paste, it imkes an admirable Pudding, and is a very pretty variety in a Dessert. Sold at 2s. 6:1 per Pound, by Pressey and Barclay, 374 • Oxford-street, corner of Berwick-street. N. B.—A hr , ,,ral Discount allowed on Exportatlln,_and to Wholesale Dealers CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND couGH. UCH has been the w.tideriul effe& of the oxy- M EL prepared RAMO NI U:\l, in the Cure of the abOve ~iseases, that not one can be produced la w hi c h th e y h a v e , • ,, t•proved highly beneficial. - :I - lie lay Edition of M r..F IS ti E Tieatise on Asthma, &c. containsseveral NmirkableCuies of Coil. sump Asthma. which had been decland by eminent Medial Men to be hopeless. Several consumptive Patients have been effeaually cured, who were t) all apparance living Skeletons, ard, what is still very remarkable, those Asthmatic Subjeas who were cured in the course of last Winter, have not experienced the least retutn of the complaint this Winter. In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price as. 6d. will be found the most respettable Testimonies of the efficacy and innocent qu.iity or these discoveries. The Oxymel and prepared Herb are sold in London by Harri's, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard ; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; Foster and Co 34, Parhatnent.street ; and Butts, Pernees-street ; Lynch, Manchester; Turner and A kenhead, Newcastle; 13illinge. Liverpool ; Barry, Bristol ; tddowes, Shrewsbury ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Caparn,, Newark ; Brass, H ul I ; Balam, Portsmouth; Searle, :.eeds ; Hornby, York ' • Poole, Chester ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Jones, Oxford; Minshull,Lancaster; Newbury, Dublin; and Hooker, Ipswich. PRICE O. DAY. Bank Stock, shut India Bonds, 145. 13s. 14s. pr. Navy s per teat. 91k 91 Exeheq. Bilk, 3d per d. 0,„ 4 per Cent. shut Is. pr.-3id. der day, 2s. 3 per Cent. Red shut ss. pr. per Cent. Cons. 60 4 j (Thulium, Bank I . A nn. shut Imperial 3 per Cent. India Stock, Cons. for oath April,6t 6ok STOCKS SATU HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tu-MOR., ROW. Morning, 5 min. after S. Evening, 3o min. after 5.