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In the practical -~part of the work, the 'Author has shewa intich,correetness and clearness of elucidation in arr an gi ng the principles of treetnien in the various, diseases. - As to our own opinion, wetuust that we Lowe rather felled short than exceedeo in the comoienda..7 tion to which we conceive 'this work entitled.''—Anti-Jaco- bin ResieW, Jan. 1811. • , " Whatever may be, thought of the'peculiar theory of Dr. Reece, the lormulm which ore contained int-this volume will be found useful, and ilrle practical directions sensible and ju-. dicious."--Critical Review, Feb. 1811. • • Price 2s. 6d.—A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, {with explieit strnctions for their management, so as to render them white. and firm in their socket, and to preserve then), from,CatieS, Tooth-ache P &c. .By J. P. Hertz, Dentist. Vlork contains much useful information,. and we hope it will experience that extensive circulation Ao.-which the importance of the subject entitles it."—Mouthly Com pendium of. Medicine, June, 1810.. Price Cs. Gd.—An Exposition of the, resent State of the Profession and Trade orMedieine, as practised by.Physleia as , Surgeons, Apothecaries,' Chemists, Druggists, and quacks, in'Great Britain. To avhich is adde,d, an Analysis of. - the re lular. or trading physician. By. Jeremiah Jenkins, E sq. a ate Member of the PapUlty of l'hy.shn " This Work not only.merits the serious attention of the Members of=;theßriPsb Legislatu re , t o:w h om i t i s addressed, but every parent that regards the health and - happiness of himself and offspring. T instances, he many of the most cul pable-negligence of the: Medical Police; and ircip'ositions p'rac tised I.)y regolar men and quacks here detailed, .reflect intle- I; .)le disgrace ors the country, and cannot fail to render cc:- • Lain medical eharacters Contemptible even to thernselves."—• Campendium•of Medicine for Mav, 1810. Pitblished for Sherwood,. Neely, and jones, Paternoster- • row, and sold 4,311 Bookseller s i n the United' CREA i .CURD SOAP. ARON VON DOORNIK respectfully informs Illrthe Public', that he has an i mprove d -SOAP, called ..:A CItEANf Ci . DSOAP: The use of this article will convince the PaOlic that it wants no recommendation; it excels in power common SOaps, and is composed of nothitig,but the very best substance,, which may be ascertained by the most scrutinizing analilation k no earth,whiting, or tiny thing like, is introduced into it; but it is as ppwerful for any kind of 'vrashilig in cold water, as-any other Soaps are is hot, which is a saving in fuel ; every thing Washed with it, hoWever coarse, becomes of the firi,• • •fitestlitie - • ' its mildness imp roves th e - s ki n, and suffers, with ou t injury, lace,' or anything, however de licate, to be washed with it ; it is also equally efficacious in hard. and salt water. May be had, froM a quarter of a hundred, to any quantity, at 51. per hundred weight, boxes ineluded,`at the Plinix Soap Manufactory, in Well-street, Wellchfse-square, where Mottled and Yellow Soaps ake made, and may be had in any quantities-. N. B. The above White Soap is most desirable for Paper Mills, and is 'for any purpose as cheap as common Curd. Soup. D HEUMATISMS, PALSIES,- . an d col) r y - A FECI lONS, with their 'usual - concOinitan% Spasm, or flying' Pains, I'latul enc y, i n di gest i on , and gene'- ral Debility (originating. in whatever source), are rcllev'ed and frequently cured- by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE Of M UST ARD LLS, aftcr'every other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of &lUSTA RD (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps .the most a&ive, penetratirig,,and-elli-ittual ieiriedy in the world, generally curing the severest S.Pi.AINS aid BRUISES, .iii" less than half rite time usually taken by Oporleidoc, Argue busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used imme k. diately alter any a ccid en t, i t prevents the part turning lac 4 WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY ,CERATE is equally effi cacious tor all .ill-conditioned Sores; Vire Legs, Scorbutic Erninions, - Blotches, P.imples Ringworms, Shingles, 13re•kings out oil the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, - and Scorbulic Humours of every description. Prepared only, and sold- by R. .johnston, Apothecary, No.-:L . 5, Creek street, Soho, London. The Essence ai;d: Piils at ',ts. qd. each ; the Cerate at Is. lid. and gd.--' Sold hrevery Medicine Vender i n t h e U nited Ki ngdom. iii..*.•.The- , getioine has a Brack - Ink Stamp, witli.the name of lehns tun inserted on it. NTALLTABLL STEAM MILL AND STORE-HOUES, AT DOVEP.. TO BE ',SOW BY AUCTION, 04- - TUESDAY, the SiKteersth d:iv of June next, at the ROYAL OAK. TNN, iit DOVER*, at o'clock in the Afternoun, 'by order, of the Assignees of Peter Becker, a Bankrupt, and of theortgaee, ALL that Valtiable. Nov-etefted "Fredibld STEAM-MILL, lately employed in the Corn Trade;: with Capacious Store-houses, Caves, and other suitable appen dages,-situate at. Dover, very contiguous to the harbour, whiEli affords great facility of so ippiTig and unshipping.goojs at a very tritling-, expei , ,e of carriage. The Mill drives five pair of Stones arvl il. VTlitn!t, Macll:ne, or. tree pair of Stones and Wheat Machinery; fuel m I.oe &)t,iined at a vcry )- 4eriste expense; and the concern possesses the means if car. ryiug on an extensive and lucrative trade, in a manner pa.cu liarly advantageous, For particulars apply to Mr. Shipdem and Mr. Gra.vener, Solioltors, Dover ; Mr. John Barnes„ Solicitor, Clifford's Inn, and - Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Solititurs, Essex-street, Strand. • FOP RHEUMATISM'''. * COLDS, &c. .DR. JAMESVANALEPTiC PILLS are acirni (-ably calculated for the iity.ve, arid dll those Coin plaints to which the Human Frame is.liable'iroin the yids-, sttudes of our Clji)ne,-.as likewise for Bilious and other Disorders of the, [tow e l s ; ,and tor Head-achs, occasioned by indigestion or by free living. They should be viten upon every slight indisposition * and thus by thnely,as s i st i ng Int ore ih .the due discharge of the animal functions, they . preserve the• body, in health' and vigour: As they require no confinement - , they are, particularly con venient for Travellers. Sold only by 1' . New berg and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's and at Dr. jamea's late house, in Bruton -street, London price 4s. 6d. a box ;or six in a•large box for 4s. Observe the words, " F. ,Newbery, N. 4 5 , St. Paul's," engraved in the stamps. ' •THE.FIRST PRODUCTION, IN THE WORLD. ACASSAR• . for iM;Xovitigand acceiera , 4.V.L ling the GKOW TH of HAIR. Patronised by their Royal .Highnesses the Princess' of WALES ancl 'Duke of 1.1 S E. X: and most. of the Nobili t y. Its Virtues are compared of vegetable Ingredients from a Tree in the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies. This Oil is no pretended foreign Oil, `but the genuine: produce of the Macassar Tree; - arid is,recornrhepded on ttie 13,sis .of r Experience, and the most respei!iiible'and accredited Testimonials: Where the Hair has been deeielent for a Se. ries'or Years, this flit will fully replenish• it. it is c'aleu.: lat4i to nourish and preserve the Hair from falling off or changing its colour (particularly, after Sea bath:rig, which often ' , oyes injurious TO.; he Flair), and by its hltis'iure ra , theatt-s whatever hinders its Growth, and soon makes it thick - and regular. • leaches, especially, _will find the ,beneficial F.Xeas of this )il, as it gives' to the "reesses,.a most be.iutifol G loss ,aittt Scent, and when (tressed and curled, it renders it iii.xpres;.:i hi, attracting. It. is' also pre.einiitent for Children's Hair, SOap, - Fee. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is ex— areinely beneficial to the Infant, and firings the Hair to a beautiful state. It is - also • eriniirably adapted to 'promote the Growth of Whiskers, E'ye-brows,• &c. likewise is tar superior to ' Poinatum - for constant use in dressing, with or wi'th'out. Powder. Sold at 3s. 6d.. nos. 6d. and large bo k ttles, containing eight small, at it ls. each , by the Proprietots, Rowland and Son, • Kirby. street, 11 atton 7 g7rden, 'London e and by their Appoint, meat;' wholesale 'and retail,'by hrr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 1 17, Getty and .Co. 57, •0. Rigge, .35, overton,.•47. New Bond-street; Henttries, Perfumers, to her-.,Majcstl', TitchbOrne-stre et • Bayl!y and iileve, Perfum ers to the Duke and Duchess of Y ' ork, , Cockspur-street ; . • Rowney, 6, Hatton-garden ; S. fierry, Gr ee k- street, Soho; loert, 33e, Strand; 1.. T. Rigge, 6S, Cheausicle, and. 52,' street ; fones„, A pple, tree-yard, St. , jarnes's ; Burgess, 'C'tirsitor. street ; Pane, Butts, and Co. Loinhard-street; Barclay and' Sons, Fleet-market ; NeWhery and Sons,. 45, St. P au l' s Church-yard ; B ut l er , 4 , and Stubbs, 38, Cheapside ; ling, Walker, and Co. 110.-efett Dicey,and Surtr n, Bow , Chutch•yarcl Shaw and Ed wards. .66, Sr,- Paul's Church. Harding, •is-lowell, and Co. t 4 o,' Pall Mall-; T. Raine and Co. 25, King-street, Covent-garden ; horn, 45, Bacen - ,•.. 15.1, Grange, and-T urner, O xf o rd -street; and by all Per_ furners - and rvledicine Venders in London, and in every -1.70wm, throughout the Einpite. \ Beware ,of Servite Imitatinns. The Genuine- Macas - sar 1 0i1 has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, I ` . A. !lowland and S o n,' and the: winds Rowland's Macassar Oil' engraved on the bottle. Of .whom may be had, ALSANA EXTRACT', in bottles at les. 6d. and .4s. 6d. each. AlSo, toe ALSANA POWDER, at as. ed. per box, for eratlicatieg all Disorders o f the Teeth mid Gums, and rendering the m extremely beautiful ; patronised by her Roval Highness the Duchess-0 York, and his Exeellency.the Duke •del Infatitado. • PRICE OF STOC Bank Stock, • - Navy per Cent. shut 4 per (cut. 74i t i . • 1 3 per Cent. Red: 591, 3per Cent. Cons. , •liut • Bank L. Ann. 15,C5-16th - India Stock, as, YESTERDAY. ' India• Bonds, Is. dis. par 'Exclimpliills, Zid. per da , , , , par Ditto, Oid. per day, is.diS.par, Ditto, 31d. per day, 4s. ss.pr. Imperial 3 per emit. 37A• • Cons. for Opening;-GOil ' HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morniti t T, 43 .miu. after 2. 1 Evening, 23 min. Lfter 3, -ORpRRS IN COUNCIL. FRONT THE atIARTERLY REVIEW. (Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.) The following is the statement made by Mr Gallatin, of their goads, wares, and merchan t clize of domestic growth, and manufactures ex ported in the year cnding, September, Doll4rs. To 'Great Britain. . . 20,308,211 Spain and Portugal naltie France and Italy . Other countries . Dollars 45,294,043 But a calcUlation of the balance of injuries, which the‘6elligerent parties would probably sus_ . tain, can-furnish hut a miserable motive for gob): SIXPENCE-ITALPPENTNY. How much more rational and and jest.is i to appreciAte duly the vast advantages . of remaining at peace !" War must inevitably injure both England and America. 'The only power that would be benefitted by such a rupture is at work to -stithulate America to provoke hostilities with England. We trust, however, that Eilgland will still bear with the froward humourof America. Per cha racter will not_ suffer by her: forbearance. We to. war. deprecate a war with America on every consid:_-_ ation ; we could even wish that some sacri ( ./cet: should be made on our part to remain at peace •• with her : but we would not be bullied into the smallest particle of concession.' If America does not expect (as'surely slie.cannot). that byplacing herself in a warlike armour and attitude,' she can frighten England out of her maritime-rights, - . does she hope that an alliance with Buonaparte will remove all restrictions en' her commerce ? Dins she not kuow that Buonaparte hates corn-. coerce and all its concerns HaS she forgotten the answer he made to a deputation, of the iner c4nis of Hainburgh on their humble representa tion that hiss measures Would involve them in , - • universal bankrupt c y, and banish commerce from the Caraineut ?' So much, the, better' , ; exclaimed, the tyrant, So much the better; the bank ruptcies in England will be, more numerous, and you will be less able to trade v,:ith her. England Must be .humbled, though the fourth century= should be revived, commerce extinguished, and no other interchange of comModities than by barter.' Here we have a complete exposition of the doctrines and the views Of this implaCable foe to all free governments. His frequent. allusions to the dark ages of 'the fourth century,' an d t h e • . return to barba r i sm ,' 'are not so much the an gry of of the ,mornent a . s the settled pur pose of his . soul they ark the scope of all his actions, the tenour of all his discourses.' All his regulations and restrictions are directed to the annihilation of commerce, and-to the,prevention of intercourse between , difirent nations; as the most effectual means' of extinguishing liberty among mankind. njit above all the corninerce of -. England is hat,-ful tv him, because, as the -semi blg author of War in Disguise' has observed, while it is light at Dover, it cannot be wholly , . dark at Calais.' Destruction and desolation are his attributes. War,' eternal war, is his motto, till the last spark of European liberty has been extinguished, and the last vestige of a free :go, vernnient obliterated by the treed of a colossal despottsni. Next to England„, America`is his, (Buonaparte) bane and his tenor. :The:people of this country being derived from the ,same stock, speaking the same language, breathing the same spirit of li berty, have qualities quite sufficient to drivet his hatred.' The American gentleman, who. has so. ably written on the genius and. dispositions of the French government and who, from si tuation in Paris, had every Opportunity of hearing what the public opinions were, declares that. every person, whether in or out of. of Who had - any intimate conneeion with the government, spoke the same language of eo;:tempt f anclt menace on the suhjeet of :the. United States: The Americans ,were a nation of frandMent shop-keepers ; British in prejudices and.predilec- tion, and equalit y - objects of aversion to the Em peror,, who had taken a. fixed detehnination• to bring them to reason in dne The'Bri tlsh,' he continues, he :!sates, and dread 4, and respekts. The Americans he dete•sts and despises. He detests them as the progeny of the British ; as ftlie citizens of a free gove.rmbent; He de spises them as a Vody of tradetS ; according to wiihout national fable Or nalionat character ; without military strength,. or Military virtues.' • . To whaf then are.we to ascribe the partiality of America towards France ? There is no, natural attachment between pm, no community of sea timent, no -mutual relation of benefit. If par tiality towards France be , denied, whence 'then, we would ask, proceeds the angry and'hluSte'ring tone against England ? The view‘' taken by tho writer of the State of Parties', ascribes the con duet of America, not to our blockades, our Or ders in COuncil, the searching of their ships, or impressing their seamen, but to internal causes entirely arising ou t o f t h e peculiar structure of the American Government. (To be cQntinued.) ~~~