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"~'~_~ 5) 1\4:4 ' tte , • , . .„ 7- fr - 1,77 - q r tt.-44►.v r. . 4 :- _,?: 1 fzi I L L' - ‘ 4 di }il .' . 2..L...1E.' ' ..- . ''' ' ... iti , +4, ; . . 4 (1)1. ry Tlif 119 eV ° _ SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1815. ! TH.I.A.TIU; ROYAL, DRIIRY-LAVE. TBIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 21, their ~: tiesties, s 4„cards will perform the Tragedy of -ROMEO ANDAULacf. R "leo, . Mr...Kt:au; Juliet, by a Young Lady (her first ap paranee hi that Character). ' • To wid..-4,wi1l be adJed ('24th time), an entirely New and Su- [PRICE SikRENCE-ITALFPENNT. RICH WIIET L. ~- of / • ^O,OOO 10,000 ' °,ooo 1,090 510 • This Day was published, AT, 7 417 - 1 LSON on ERUPTIONS of the FACE, and all other Diseases of< the Shin, whether tire, infltLamatory, or ulcerative ; being an adutorii tory Trea second Edition, price is. 6cf The Author, ,Surgeon, Clikries-street, Mortimer -street, Cavendisli-,riare, bat-- -',;; long deruted ii;mself to a- scientific Study . of Cutaneous Pi4asts "bas thereby acquired superior accuracy of "lYsetration, as well as more decided. success in preseeibing„ when coosalt ed. - • POblislied by Callon•, Medical BoOkseller; Crown-court, Soho ; sold alst, bylraderwood, 32, ' Fleet -street ; Pketrdilly ;' and • Martin, 198, Oxford-street; corner' of Or- • , eaa;u•street. - VICI7I4ILINO'‘OFFICE,. 17t4, 1815. CO 3131ISSIQNE fiS for V ICT 17.4 L LlNti t His MAJESTY'S IY4 l 'r th; hercby ve. Notice, • , That.on Thursday, the Wth .Bechia, 441:it -Agent at l'orlinoitth,will lie ready to reveive svale4 Ten der., and treat Joe. vice Thousand Onarter s of NEW (;LO!s DRIED 'MALT for the , i ervie•e of the I) . el'o4n,ient at that Port ; ; to beansiverable to Samples. to be e.rhi';ited:at Ojice, to be delivered La one North; avd to pe, for by . Bills pajalde with Interest .razety Derys oiler tirtte.• • ~. r . .... 400 AO() 200 100 ' herb 'Pantomime, called TI-TE aLINiONDS; On ine • kr°lld ' y Or, .41 , 111LEQUIN SINDBAD: - •• "` — Kirig Richard the Thin' ; with New Panto- 19 &c. &c. NEXT FRIDAY, Jan. 27, will be the iecor►d Day of Drawing, when the First Ticket diawn a Prize above 251. must receive wore than 20,0001. and may he 0,- titled to FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! T' ll-I. EATRE ROYAL, t! OVENT-GARDEN. IPS ITLE,SENT' EVENING, Jan. 21, wili °,.'..peouroted the Tragedk of Be r 1 TUE GAMESTER. • -er4 T, Ur. Yoank; Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill. l'u Which . _ will be added (for the 24th time) a New Grand . . ~.. ' Pantomi me, called - . , /I.IIILP:QT_TIN 11'HI7'TiN:3TON; ,-, n.. ~. 0;., LORD MAYOR OP LONDON. ---u.::t.tay, 4+ , 1-tit° and Min; with the New . Pvitorrinie , . TICKETS and SHARES are selling, warranted undrawn, by RICHARDSON : GOODLCCK, and Co. Contractors‘t o r die Lottery, at their Offices, the CoTer of Bank7bilildings, and'facing the King's Ale‘fs, Charing-erosi. AIN' I br , ORT/ - i'S DICTIONARY, Bro. "Day Is-as , published, k In (:.taro, price tos. boitml, the Ninth Edition, corrected - ! ed, o N , ARRIDGM Qin ENT enIarg OF f AINSWORTII!S 11 1CrIONAitY, Esiglisli and Latin, designed for. the Lase of Scuouts. " • ,Aro regard iciltbe•had to 011 - Tender in which Me Price shall Loot he bac - J . I(4L words at length, or that-shall no t Le deliveed bef7re Twelve o'Clueh on the said nnrsday, the 2Gthinst..nor airless the Person jcho -makes the Tender, or. some Person on his, behalf, offends, to on3a•er when called for. - • - • - 13y TIMNIAS NIORELL, D.D. London': 'Printed fur Nichols .and Son ; F. C. and J. Ri -vington ; W. Ltwaide.;;• G. Wilkie ; Scatelterd and LettQr ; T. Nunn ; Walker and Co.; Clarke and Sons; J. Cuttl'!o; - Imckington and Co. - ; ,C. Law and Co.; Longthan, FLti:cr~: Rees, Ortne, and Brown ; Cadet] and y navics ; J. and A. Arch ;- E. ; W. Ginger; T. Boosey ; W. Otridge ; ; 11. 'l'. Hodi i vorr; J. 13Iack Mawman ; J. As ; llaldwin, Cradockomd Joy ; It. S, rby ;J. Ilooke'r; Foulder ;" G. ;Ina S. Rounison : * Gale, Curtis, and Cu. ;. son and Sons, York ;. and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • Of whom may - be lE)d, Ainitvortik'A Dictionary of the Latin Tongue. By - Thomas Moreil, D.D. in 4t6. price all, 3s. bound. THEATRE Ors " T A\ .11. .NI—alt.LLT, 114. A - S X 111,TiA ROUG f-f . SPIIN'C't ^')IT.R‘O' of Iztz.... L RES:on Vf I ISIOI.O6Y, aml sITItGERY, will s be "lantericeil oil :w the'iad ut Jauunr - :, at Two eluch, by I,r. BI ) • ('zinv , -i - za's.i3.les f)c held weelilv,yvlicatfie Sn'/,ects treated fanliliarly, and ' l44 i•Stt,dents' .crews 'these none but r,opils 4 s l kbe adraittcfl: t z•- • 2 -thy : row:olly vintilated, and rep}44c '' t keviery CtlaVeilj ' el!:_t:, ' are c,p'ell al the for the W here ' Mr,BrookeS t3•e'S.fli(Leilts ;rid demonstrate the variotts Parts as they apovar on ilisseetion. - This Inci.invenlerwes Anatoinkalinvesti iatiens are counteract:4a 'ay an ailti..eptic Pi•oce4si Pupils ui'iiybe accontioilati•:l 'in .h e •Gentlemett s tabil,:loiti in Praetize, desirous of reil...wi;34 their Aniit•imi 7 Knoss - 4-4.• maybe acOtuinothited . with au Apartnient to Uissect ttt privately.! - The .Contlitions .of the Contract maybe seen al the Vic tualling (Vice at Portimout4. • SUPERIOR 'ADVICE. IT is of Zhe first consequence to ascertain on whose talent and integrity a firM reliance may be ',tared inatilietion. Messrs. CLIRRIE- and Co: Surgeons of nenae an 7- highprofessional attainnients, Members of the Royal College of - London and Edinburgh, present the Pith lie the result of .20'yvirs experience iu the CURE of VENE REACCOMPLAINTS;•aint t hose. Debilities and Deficiencies which not unfrequentlyprevent.Or embitter the inatrimoniiil state. In the various - gradations, from recent infection to confitmed Lues, their treattuent 'commands Very often a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious cases, their long and well-arranged experience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the patient from being mcrcurialized out of existence, or having constitution underniinett, and the vital principle destroyed by a latent, but insidious dis order, or a blind and fat; confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular lielimation, and Atony of the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious cii mates, or solitary sensuality, the practice giVes.new life and energy to the System, cven.ineases which are, reegi,ng on de spair. Strictures, and other derangements of the Urethra, • they rrmove in a mild and effectual manner. Sliglit 'itnd re cent cases of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pe riod of two IYAV•;i. To the FeMale Sex it will bee 'consolatory to linow that they May be cured of those Debilities which do feat conception, and yap theloundit . tion ofebottubial felicity. Patients treated with. candour,. delicacy, and inviolable se crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may oe consulted eve:). day, at their house, 107, Hat t on-garden. Letters front the , coun -try stating minutely the case, mode of lit i ng , & c . an d inclos . Aug a, remittance for Advice and. Medicines, _will be treated - with studious attention.-107, Hatton-garden. Thisllay Was published, In Dirodecinm, price 2;4. 1101111 d, With' a Map Of the World, and other Hates., the ‘..lsth Edition, of • G EOGIi,APHY for 121.1iLDAEN ;• or, a Short itnil Easy Method of Teaching 'and Learning Geogra phy, :designed principally for the Use: of Schools ; whereby Children - may,. in 0 short Time, kuoW the Use of-the Terres trial Globe and. Maps and be all; to find ail the consider ahle!Countries'in aik point out I heir Situation, Boundaries, Extent,: Divisions, &c. No. divided into Lesson*, in toe corm of -4tiestion and Answer. Translated from the French of DU FRESNOY, and now greatly augmented and improved thro4oitint the whole. Comprising a short Account of the recent Changes which hare. taketi:place in various Kingdonis and States. To which is added, a ).'able of tht , L:ititude and Longitude of the limit rentarkahle Places mentioned iti•Altis Work; and-preceded by a Method of. learning Geo l _craphy without a Niast..r, fur the Use of soc.b < : rrowto Persous as o.re 'neglected this useful , .Study iu the;Yonfti, Pi•intedlor F. ;. John Walker and Cu.; Scoten,rd and Letternian;;Ci.T - Williie i Darboi, Harvey,. and . • Co. 1-Longman, Hurst, Ree:s;•Ora ie , and Co. ; .1. Rich:tri6on C. Law-alai' Cu. * .J. M.Avviumi ;J. Harris ; and Baldwin, Cra+ dock, and Joy. Oay was published, price 9s..ticl - - • ripro, CLAIMS of the ESTABLISIIED a • CUITRCI - 1; consithired as an ..A;insfolical 1110 . 4116(in, and _c§i - ..ccialy as an authorised Interperter of Holy Scrlpturc... Printed n,r F. C. and J. Itivingrou, St. Paul's ( 7 lltrch-yarit; sold also Piccadiiiy and J. 4..Stock6:tie, Pali- 11-ANTED ItnNT ON LEASE, ALARGII. HOUSE, - FURNISHED, . within tell miles of London: It lutist . stand . 00 a dry soil, be olly detached.fr'om any.otlf e r building, and iniist have a pientifut suppl e of - good Water, : mnderate sized kitchen iiirden, walled in, is'relluired, with some Pleasure Ground, and atmot In or 11Aeres of Laud. • Send atieulars'of the Nuob-cr and size paid,- the principal. Itodins', p wr ith Situation 'and T erm - 4, pot to Mr. By wa.ter's, N 0.70, Lower Ciro , renor-street ; whiclt, it approved, tviWb e attended to. This Day was published, the Eighth Edition, ' N AN; MOTE -to the NIISERIES of Hit ilLt-:%IAN LIFE in the History of the Widow Placid arid berllalighter,4achel, price ;?s. •; boards. tiAltr,u , ;: coup. Mi 3, the Fourth Edition, .k SEQUEL to the ANTmom, totit:iotiiil:: a nuttier Accomt* of Nil's. Placid and her Dauttll4 ,ter Price the Author. The above Works are . alsi now printed uniformly; in Two neat - Volumes, on line paper, foolscap, 8:o. price 9s. bds. London; Printed for Lo.ignian;. Hurst, !tees, Orme, 'and rirown ; T. Hamilton; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner; and Ogles, Duticapoinit Coebran,.Patcrn..srer- t ow. . . ONLY. —A OLICITOR, litivill Alc)N EY to lay Wit Ql'l ITELSO/11 1 IVIC 4.11111 F1:W . 7,11 ' Ft:MIS, offers to !!-_'eake Advances lticreof in either.g.reat or wall Suitis,..on the ;Je.`i curity of Ma.rriagit Settiettients, Church Living,' Life I" - hYests to ioi.ey vested rti the Names of 'frostnes, to' in %lit e s ti: r s ," l3 '' . un Vreeiodd and I...tia;:ohold Estates.—.- „ kkly trot 11, c q/( ; - il' 11, 1), or personally, to'Mr. W. at his c Le, ..roin irwtib.aa'teiiii,l,4.(e, Heruictta-4-treet,, Carcudisli-square, 6....,,....„_ ' This Day was published, fn One Volntne, Quarto, lianthuinely printed by Buttner, bn Sttpertine Royat,Parier, price in boards,..bi. 6s. 'dedicated try nertnisiion to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, : L %~•N ACCOUNT ot a :VOYAGE t 0 3.8Y.5-• and TRAVELS in 'the INTERIOI . I. ;if 'l4l CM-IN - FRY, executed • wader the Orders of the Go ,cruinent, in the Years 1809 and 11310 : in. which is it:0:4110 au - .levount Of:the PiWtuguese Settlentunts on_ the , e.,astern oast of Africa, visited in the Course of the towage! ; a'eon et ti t.tintztary of late Occurrences in Arabia Felix ; and .note Partieuhrs respecting the Abiiyi7inal African Tribes, f . tfut Alozatottive to the Bbrilers of Egypt, toge ther wit it of the it resp'ect.ii-e Laiiinages; lip HENRY SAL!', Esti. F.A.S. Printed for F. C. and J. Itiviiq;tt?n, No. 6-2, St. Paul's.. -Church-yard. This Day n•as published,. In 2 Vols. Si'o. price its. Boards, the Fourth Edition . ; of EssAys.on the NATIME ani! PRINCIPLES of TAS'ft. AfEs!_.;Rs. Li i , , the Nobility and 'OIIDS rrsvectfully inform ' the Public, thCy are REMOVED ['row their late Resitirnce -I ia Keppell-stri-A, to N 0,43, WOBOURN-PLA,I! RUSSELL-SQUARE, where tit ctio pit"4" Tn'form,R.:ll')/(',1,14.-t:URES on lIIALNIA tha ....fi of 6,..),, rf.taineo iu t heir sanai"ion by a Tru,s, 5...7.., in a eWi'months to reodet-tire 'wearing of that Instrument inine dsi.ary, Messrs. LINGFORDS beg to observe they can give Re erencea to Surgeims of, eminence far the success sod safety f i.hair . ..Mi)iie of Treatment. 'thiurs of attvitilabei , at home from nine o'dock in t he morn -3g till three in the afteinaun. Dv ARCHIBALD ALISON, LL. B. F. R. S.: • London and Edinburgh, tt4c. To this. Edit:on are added, 01)errations rrl Hie Origin of the ilc.anty of tiumax4„ Coinitcnance and horns. • - nront-this pit -tisersbole.ll44., bcgt anal ienst pleasitu . .7 . Work which ha 4 set hee3 proiruCA'ori•the -, ti;.,ect tlf Taste.; and Beauty. The vOlole of the !look is in n' ordinary Clegi-ce both beautiful and instructive:"--Edinburgh I-i view, X 7.K:C.V. Printed for r:on.7nian, Iltirst, Rees, Orme, and - Brown, Pa ternoster-row; anti A.. Constable arid Co. Edinb urg h. ~q't , The Fourth Edition of Sermons, by titcolincAutlror, will be published iti a few days, price I 2s..boards. F HB PATENT IMPERIAL DINING --T.l,- -4. Buis, and PATENI"I.II-AFALGAR nd DINING-TABLES, in " one elegant Piece o Furniture, od upon Fivo til li tlitl'erent Plans ; the Patent Improve:i :ion& et.is and Clutir Beds; Bra;s-screw Four - Post, - nod Tent ledsteads; Furniture and Bedding • emnplete ; Porta hairs, with several other new invented and improved articl ble es f furniture; als , t a general :61d very extensive assortment of ipholstery and Cabinet Art for-furnishing houses coin - lete, ready mannfa,;•ired, where ram; hes itoiy selectd m o ns!, a whole Hoose t ‘ t. feAvittays; av the extreme leonvenience of Waiting several Months in completing tireir stabtishutent c East and West Imrta Artielm, Army and iNaey, &c. &c. by [ organ and Sanders., id and 17, Catherine-street; Strant4 utt Tins the most mAidernte, fur prompt paymen s t. • - . _ • . • WILTS AND DORSET. 0 be ,SOLD by AUCTR.)N,.at the Auction Mart, in Lon don ; tin Thursday, the I , :ith of March, 1815, at Twelve o'clock, in Two L o t s . • . . . . UHE CAPITAL MANSION, anal Excellent Offices of ASHCOMBF,, with' the beautitully Pic- L resqoe, Woods, Plantations, and Grounds, delightfully wilted in th e e n c h anting Valenf Askoznhe; presenting an liable Residence for a Nobleman, uryatoily of pistinetkon. Pith the capital and highly improvahle Manors and Estaks Tolland Royal, and 4:1 , sirgrove with the Libe r ty of.Raver •;:rvti sod -tanor of Totiar. Bavon Down Huodred.:ind Tol •;. e.'aruha nt ' and StubluiMpion, otherwi se St epp i ngton '' ll ' l o l- ; %I:Alit - he Chi e f t i u d Quit Rents, Rights, Royalties : ( I Priv ilcgcs' appurtenant-t o the said M anors , advaut..ge '4l situated l ietween the two great Weseern roads, in the i "-W ` i cs (.4 . Tollard Royal, Bwick St. John, and Donhead ttilla"f hi' the County of .Wilts . ; Tollav Farnham, Little u:. e kartiltain, 'Tarrant Grenville, and Handley, in the • - Oty of Dorset; about Fourteen :Shies front Salisbury, and i g ti oa Bla reemifurd, Sh aftes b ury, and Cranhoprne, forming oYalt4:l j tLodd Property, of 3,967 exStatute Aetts, with 503 yO l o tiv stor e d with Game, tend* over about ve H ' el.a lan "; the estimated yearly value, Three Thousand ollered Poumis. iflie Mansion and about 2,'E100 - Acres l ' itii ''g 3 00 A.:34:s of dland,) are in , tit' Sttittets grant e d by Lea W se-s oo , or Copies for One, Demesne Two, and ,ree•LiVei, under nominal Rents or Heriots.. Printed Pat—ticulars-may {i had of Mr...lames Bennet; of 'Hard Royal Jose , -V..ho will skew that M anor , ( an d A slicomin• and Grounds thav are viewed with 1 ' - ' 6V e of P. C. M-- den, Esq. 41. P. the occiocro of Mr. Josiah Barrett,,uf ilar-Farnhani, and Mr. Thomas Hill, of Steppington, who LI shear that Maiik ; also At the A d priucipal Inn's in Salisbury, Blandforductiou Mart, London.;, and Shaftesbucv ; d for further' . Particulars, and Inspecting the Mapk apili ion may he ruade to George South, EST Charltoszarotlage, Sr Shafteh4ury4 Jolm Stanley •Slthail Esq. del idon tare ; Thomas :Norris; Esq. Lineoi us-lon ; Edward Robson, 1. Castle.street, Leicester-square, London ; or to Ztlessrs. inland Pickering, Land Agents and Surveyors, Axminster. Li? FOR SjOUGLIs LES, &e.NvApqrs covrsFoor LOZEN-GES. • I USELAGO was the 'tune given to,ColtsTnnt • by the antients, who knew its value in• Coughs, &C. It repared in the form of Lozenge, as the Most agreeable to tte ; and also, that by ,its gradually dissolving in the lth, may with aunt certainty be conveyed ti.ethe parts af ed; these Lozenges 'arc deobstruent, detergiint, and lu- Ating, allaying the ti ckiiv senSation winch occasions •gting,',clearing the voice, .and oduciiig the most, salu:- effects ; it us ed as a prevent;ve, few perSons.wili I,c• ibled with Con 4 Its tinough the winter, and their Cs tbeut within the reach of all ranks of people. 'id by. E. Edwards., (.36; St. Church-vaid, who is the Prtprietor the ten‘Litie \s ill have the'nomes of Shaw Edwards on the stamp. ' ls " , WALSH'S - IN.i'II'EILTUSSIS for the HOMING reuledy approved and reeoannentled iiy the in tile kingdi nli . o.ui,y . .zs. 9d. ker butt THE P.1.111'111. 1 :TEE:t, No. VIII. This Day was published, price Six Shillin,7s and Sixpence, THE P,A3I PHJJETEER, No, VP1,.Dr,,81- I),\RTIAL RECORD of the OPINIONS of CELE BRATE; - .:EN—Containing, • • 1. 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Ilhistrated with various Reinarks on the History and Religion of the Patriarchs, Jews; an.i Christians, and on the Laws, Governinent,'Sects,- Customs, and Writings of the Jew s; an d adorned with Figures relating to thi , ir Camp, Tabernacle, and Worship. The Twenty- Edition, carefully ret ised and coLrected, , itt two. price 4s. hound Printed for F. C. and J:Rivington ; G..Willtie • J. Walker; Lon ;roan,-- Hurst, Recs, Ora u., and Brown; C. ' Law ; Lack ington a:al Co.; J. Richardson; J. - MAtiehardson ; 13, and If; Croaky and Co,;•.E. Williams; and J. Mawway. N. U. This Work .is illustrated h a large-Sheet Map of. Abyssinia, and several Charts Lkid down fro:a original Sur veys and Observations by the . Author, together with twenty- , nine Engravings and Etchings, executed by Charles Heath, Esq. from Drawings taken Mt the Spot. A 'few Copies are. printed on Imperial Pater, with first Impressions of the hates, price sl. ss. • . • coNsumPTioN cuRED: • ---. PROFESSIONAL MAN, who thr oug h „an ,1 extensive extensive practice in the above Disoase, liras been so "fortunate as to di s e orer a MEDICINE that is an INVALLI t. BLE•CURE for CONS; 7 M PTIONS ; by which Medicine he has cured many when given over by CM: neut. Paysicians, - And when in the last stag - e of a Consumptiorty:attended with ciigh, svitting of blond, and anlematous swelljngs of the 'fete, ,tic. - Though the truth of this assertioulnay - he doubt 'td, the Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in - his ' power to refer to those lie has cured; and when given over, by .some of the first Professional Men ; he therefore now pub licly offers it to those who are labOttring und er this alliieting, Disease. . . Letters (Oust .paid) addressed fur A. B. No. U, Great . Quebec-itreet; NeW-road, London, will have immediate attention ; and where attendance is given every dity - {Sundays excepted?, fro m 10 to 12'in the forenoon. 'TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE has proved that the most effectual and safe Remedy fur the CURE of COUGHS, • COLDS, ASTI-MIAS, HOOFING-COUGH, and all OB STRUCTIONS of the BREAST and LUNGS, is Wl questionably olt D'S -ORIGINAL PECTORAL BAL _,E: SAM of HOREHOUND, an elegant- preparation Irina that \veil . known Herir; :it has obtained the pre-crui- • .nerve (hevond precedent . ), for the Cure of the above Com - 'plaintv; of winclt the authenticity-can be 'ascertained, by ap plication at most of the respectably Venders of Medicine, ni Cities and Towns in the Kingdom : the Po :And nal Effects of this Inv:dna:T.le Medicine `need no superfluous Continents ' yes the e x t e n s ir e Demand proves' sits Superiority•as. a Public Medicine te give immediate Relief. The Public will please to observe, it cannot be Genuine un-" - less each llOitie is ebelosed- in an Afiiitivit,• attested at the ManSion Wise, Lutrdon, June 7th, ISOS. Sold -in Bottles, at 1 Cis. ifd.---andses. 9d. each, by 'Shaw and Edwards, 1 , , Newberg and Soas, St. Paul's Church Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church Yard ; Barclay and Sens, Flect-maritet ; John-Evans, -12, Long-tone; R.Johnston, - Greek-street, Soho; s.inger, 150, Oxford-street LArnolds. 59, Barbican; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford, Chemist; Gds wr 11 near kliiigtob; from Barbican ; by R. Butkir, London and by all Venders in every Town in the Visited - Kingdom., pILLS.--111is pal tinl and eventually flanger,, ousComplaint may' he assuaged and safely removed, by having recourse to the Medicine prepared by W. LEWIS, No. Id, Chitties-street, Covent-garden. It is sold there in packets at 7s. each, or three for 11. In each pachot is con tained very full and ample printed Directions, RuleS, and Cautions, so that any one suffering under this painful dis order, may have - the satisfaction of judging of, and puCsuin , the most likely and safe mode of effecting relief, or of toad ing against, or preventing the danger cif Fistula, which - .springs ft'om neglected or ill -managed Piles. Among other • .naniesgreat in medical science, who have app L roved of the mode of relief suggested by the present. Medicine (or of the ingredients which compose it, and the mthle Of administering them), may- be mentioned the celebrated ll.othuan, Cullen, Darwin, and John lc - hinter. When the Pilesare paid attention to in their early stagq, the Itealing art has resources suaicient, out only to relieve, but. to establish a care. These resources are pointed out in the above printed Directions. It may be had also from dall,Royal Exchange; Maude, An dover; Binns, Crutwellf!,cetie, Meyler, Bath; Tyler, Brent wood, ; 13ulgiu, Mills, Bristol; Seeley, Bvekingharn ; -son, Chatham ; Marsden, Colchester; ifolliffe rewlierne; Queenborough, Du ns tabl e; Trewman or WooL C er, Exeter; .Blake, „Maidstone ; Harold, Marlhorough ; Inwood, Newport Pagnell; Dicey, or Edge, N9rthanton ; Jones, Oxford Dixon, Rochester ; Brodie, Salibury ; or Lailabiii ; Sherburne ; 'Joi‘get, Taunton, Was : lides-Wicl7lllno' •WILLIAM B. MOUNTALN, .SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, `The hest Accimimodation forjravellers, good Beds, • - - choice Liqaors, and moderate Chareces. The following Post:Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c: set out from the'Sarizecti!s Head Inn, Sn VEYIMOUTiI 'UNION P;nt 'Conch, four v Insides, Dotehester„Bland . Anitoy'er ; arrives at- Weymouth next day,. five!hours bet.tre the Pa c k e t s sail, (;uernsey,. Jersey, Cil'er liontrgli; .:Jnit St. 4.llaloe'. Prolli -Cherbour g ! ) to Pari_s is' a must itoad„the best and Clie:ipest travelling. t Paris. 1 1 / 2 114GI1TON oew,clegant Post Coach, four Ins.d c s every. I \ . - ktruing:at trine o'c lock, throligh Crawl Rya•pte, &e. ENE TER., ; Plymouth, Weymouth, .Dorchester, Falmouth,- Airtniinith, an dSalisbu r y, New Post Coach every Marnin:- 'at tali past Six 4, ,, c10ck, through Honitou,insio.st er , arid: p9rt,lsic,initii,rd,,Basin gs t o l ie; and tl A ahot.... : Bt./SI:ON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton -and-Hunting :doij,neW Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches 4fonl Boston to Spilsby; Loath, Grimsby, and Hull. . BATH. •and: -1311.1..5T0L Flying Post. Coaches, through Chtppenhain, • Caine., and Marlboroui.!,lE, every Afternoult ; arrive at M. .\l:ly.s, the Greyhound Inn, - Bath, and the Lou - Oen-Tavern, Thounn;-street, • and the Swan, Bristol, next IMAnting.,--Coacires to- Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. - .LEEDS new Light C oac h, ca ll e d T he Rockingham, seta out. • every - Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, .and'goes remarkabkeasy, with a Gd ari l th roug h out: Passes „through Stamford, 'Newark,'Retf o rd, Doncaster, add Ferry- : bridge',,to the Gold e n Li on ,' Leeds, next day at ' Noon. Not- ...withstanding the uncommon Expedition of Ibis Coach, it 'is allityed. to be the most Pgreetilite• mid complet e Publi c c m ,.. veyance on "-the North' Road, being unequalled in acconmau dation by any_ot her. KENDAL,-Laneaster, Preston, , Kirby-Lonsdale, ' Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk,'aild Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at. rite o'clock: Guarded. • . GLASGOW, Lon town, Gretna-Green, Annan; Dumfries Brownbilf, Thornhill, SanqUhar-Kiln, Canokock,Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinhargh, new Co.ieh, performed wi h Cloud throughout, sets put every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by way of New:lTh, Retford,.Tadcaster, Dar lington, -- Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth; and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fa! i t tad front the length of the jottrney, ',may rest what time they please, and then pro-• ceeil on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black. swan, Concy-street, - York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hut!, Scarborough, Whitby, and other,places. BRIDGENORTH and new, Post-Coach, every Evening. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carryfour Insides, sets wit . every Morning, through Lutterworth, tligh-Cross, Hinckley, Atherstunc, l'amworth, Litchfield, Ullcstliorp, Knatsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Da:lst:Ne e CARLISLE, Penrith, and IVhittiba van, Post•toacb, goes with Four _Horses, and a Goat d all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatablidge, R ac h inon d;' C atter i ck, ' Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aliertord, 1 - Virca'..ter, anti Gran- thaw (Pie' nearest way by 13 Miles), sets out' every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. "Pas sengers detained on ;lie Road by business or pleasure, 'harts the peculiar adVanttge of their SeatS beingteeured in the next. Coach. WAXEFIELD Post-Coacli, every Morning, at half-past • 1 , CHESTER, Newport, Whit c h urch, Tarporley, Nantwicli, Nortliwich, and Middletvich, Post-Coach, - every Evening, as' Fire o'clock. • SUND.ERLAND, - Stockton, and-I'am), new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHESTER, Will6low, Couglet6n, Newcastle, Walsal, - and Wolverhampto,, Post-C o a c h, ei.ery• Afternoon. hlarded, SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shi trim!, PostA:oach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every . Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham post-Coach, called the Rock iughain, every Morning. • SOUTHANIPTON, Winchester, AlreSford,- and Alton Coach, every Evviing. • BIRMINGHAM Alereuty Po:4 Coacij, with a Gulrd, gets ont , every Afterpoon, and reaches Birmingham next daF 'at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Lin, Ilinninglimn: BIRMINGHANI, Warwick, and f,eamiugton, New Post Coach, every Morning. • HULL, Nortlickive; HoWden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post: Ceach, every M o r n i ng a t h a lf- past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun lon, Myton-Gate, Hull.-- , , HERTFORD, W-are, H6ddesdon, and Cliesbunt •Coach, • very Morning. „ TOTTENHAM and Edinouton.Coach, Daily, at Half p as t Ten, Half-past .TWO, Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B, MOUNTAIN and Co. respzafullacquaiut their Friends and the Public, that I,liey will not be• acconot. able for any Writing, Parcels, or Ede:gage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Valne, if lost or damaged, unless entered 4s suOt and paid for accordingly, at the Head Hill, bondoo. Pa , sengers and Parcels are booked:for hil the above Co tellei, at ilatchett's tie"wWl4itefO r s e Cel,l4rCoi4jl7o:ilice, aCIQ 4 2OO.' .• . . ONE,TICKET entitled WOto T CAPITALS: ' ic - -- ..'''' • X7(1r2,,,502, drawn ot) Wed.rie4(l iv last a PrtZr:id ../i 't - i 1. 2001: and Al Firgt-arawn vilico., ,2,31. (2.ntit lea te', hi,ooiiii. wai suhrin'OPe Quariel , Three Eighth, and Six Sixtee4til.s;,l 'at WERD's Luay Oltk e , 17, Ludgiite-stre,t, near 'St PAtiPs,' London, where Tickets and Sli,trr , .. Are :4•llitig, warrfnt„g.l undrown.—Orders by Po , t duly execntud. ,e , - THE WHEEL STILL OK; I'AINS 2 •-• of ,. ' - .7:2-1,0::0 , 1 1 2 - --. r 4 • And 38 other r•ipiial3. • ..- • - . . NEXT FRIDAY IS THE SECOND DAY, whop the First drawn-above 26/. will also receive all additiOnal . Prize -of i 20,0001. .