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No. 60, adjoining to.tlte Britiiii,Gallery.lotsbeez4 RE-OPENED with the EXHIBITION of a Magnificent COLLECTION of PICTURES by the Great Nla,teN, lately the property - of a Man of Rank, and formed at it great expence, the RECEIPTS of which will ftr this.W,cek 'lie exclusively appropriated in A 11) of the ‘VATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION FUNS).—Ad mittance Is.' Catalogue Gd.—Monday, duly 1815. This 'Dy-ivas.j)ablislied., SAVIN ' G TO COLONELS OF REGIMEN • STEPHENS begs to inforin COLONELS eir • who have to CLOTHE REGIMENTS, that he will fitrnish them with, Citithing, Accoutrements, ,Sadlery, Shoes, Shirts, &c. St,c. at Five per Cent. less in price than what they are 110H* paying on the same Credit, and for any number of years ihat may be wireed on.—No. 25, Upper Thaines street, near Blackfriars-bi idge. • In Octaro (the Third Edition), price 12s. hoards, , . rplIE PHARAIAc()PCPAA . of the ROYAL, It COLLEGE of YSI . CIANS.of LONDON, NI.DCCC.IX, Translated inti)Englislti with NoteS, tke • Ily.lt1C11,111.1) POWELL, M.D. Fellowof the College, Pli,•sieiao tO St. Bart Itolutnew's andthe . . . Mikgdalen •• . Printed fdr i,ortgolan, Hurst; Nees, Orme, and Brown, Paternohter-row. lIAPit t INTERIOR OF PARIS - . ~•• .WS PANORA NIA; Stiaml, near Surre) , t 1 0 _ Aviklw 'of PARTS; tak(4l front tho I alace t - F ar the 1-1•.-ailleries, comprising the Gardens, th'• Place 1111.1 d r' ili s. • 41) t !''' gliays the , Ilri rlg,•s . ,. andi it:Pc' ITV, t- m i • i l e i i c P h u I are 'iic yow ---4%,itith by the rntls.l4,liaint.; 1 ',. . iii 'ti v ' e cupied by the Allied 'froops, is OPEN ReLp • A Elll4oo' ST/BSC - RIP NON, \ v . ~. ii : , . Houk, St. Janie!'s-stree r lc, • the LARGE 15110Yal l iihne -1- ss --- the DU,KI". ---- ::0 t• - li s •- . .CoMmITTEE. , C:fa i i i r a in t c a n i I l e t 1 ' ); 4 1, 1 '14i litigllne s the Duke of YORK. Ibis 40yal 1 4. i• , 1 " D. li . .. f l' rNT. ~ ~,.., mess the a C •,.. i .. B F itt,ANI)., i ii, ii.,),,1 Highness the Duke 01 1,1 --• '' .l •, - ' t DG E lii. ti t) '` Highness the Dtthe of GANII3 - 1, ~,,,.,:, I I : yal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESI h l - 1, ,/,17,3erd Archbishop of Catiterlaury.. buitLord Chancellor, ii, it eg--Soinerset Grafton Bedford, Devonsliia,e, 21''11111th•rl• • ' • i trose. Rutland, At t. .. t Jail, Bacclrugh, and 0 0 .• ki,i,sig,'l,ls\i-,l,lll,'ickiiighia,iiii, Lo i nSilown, SaliSbu7, He ‘ rtf . ord, Eatts-21-,...e 'es""/3•'-"l4.`ioP.l'-"--; i mini d e i ev , garring t,l.v ..,lidgewatcr, A itichilsea, C!") • Bathurst, Gt•os -I.,„,l,•ginoitt, Harcoun, Radnor, S P coc ""' --: • - .-„,t, :qui- Ittr,' pd'trPoul; RoSslvn. Grey, Ltitts•lale, Hat t ow, „ , iii\''''utelrl7l:-1i;!.1e.,1-?lea}itzln!iit'N'lVir.'twrd, ;Melville, .I,as lireagy. - .4.. 1 . 444 111 '41.. op of London. Sltlinoutia,Ne.fark ..th:,,,•erd Ilish o p icf Diirliani. the '•erd, tishop of Salisbury. 14401,•0rd Bishop of Gloucester. flat , Calthorpe, C.A.,„1.4---Keltyoir, • C:trringtoltC.' ten title, Dun dam, , .. ki,,;.','_rt Hutchison, Niddrv, Lyneilock, Eardle)', "Hein .",1 Iladstuul; L • • • li. St•yutour. 44Rlit 11 e ' °‘6""' • • •i• 41 Ryder, sir - NY. s•Nt (~oourables—.l C. Villiers,.llle-ar . ~ tt oit i. Teorge itise Nicholas Vansittart, Charles Lon,q, Sir .I.4l)unda„, sir JohuNieott, I.LinCi!aplain-GZ..neral of the forces. rnon• Sir W. 'W. Wynne, Halt. Ullrabies---Philip•Phisey, C'. Burrell, George Ve_ . ~, ,I, •••••••-•..11.-'3ir Air.red Clarl,e, Alex, Ross, Sir J. F. ( •r:!9..L s. 41;gillit1efon Sir G.Ntigent Bart. Sir W. Keppel, Sit• C 1 Li art . Sir G e o rt.; e Beckwith. ' • ' ' • Ilari.e4.t.•-°elleral—flon. E. Fisicti, tlon. Sir W. Stetim z Iltiiu.et.. PhiPllg, Hon. Sir, F.,. PRet, Hort. Sir A. 14°Peliztrt. tlriathei.ll4mrt .ii , ' Chas. Green Bartl Sir T. Bionienel.d..t Sir . s i ; .44 n, Sit Harr y CA:lre-rt. Sir . H. Oak" , l ' a '' "•.:1• - ` i i• et 'etv, Sir 11. C. I • .• er,,,ouisso'n, Sir S. Auelnnuty, Sir \V. _./1,1%"i Sir 111. Dignev, Sir W. P. Acland. _ , Zi t ii „Heoisrals-Ilo^n .. • Si.; E. StOpfurd, Sir J. W. Gordon, ‘,., ...itr eas. ~,,i! dhiiral Sir A. Cochrane. s • John A ne; '' Allen Es, ;,lotto. •X merstein, l':,1.1 • $,,, in tio ~• , ~ i• - 9. NI. I -, ' 3 / 4 s l l•t . Geor ge - By ' , tr.sq, M. 1.. ; drones Cur?,e, /1 .1)... t.,—; 4110 Pulle`ti, Esq, Charles. Grant,- Jun. I.sq• i ( 4 l n SII-I,'Llgil I-faihr.ierlev'- 1 1,; --:, - M. P; . 1 • P. lic'Pe' E'9%; t i eilt; al.?".1e!, Eso • • W . 4. '•is' ' • , Esq. - M. P.; T. V. • .i,,4 , •. , i .... __ .• , . frt. ...ilanntn,, - (Iris, ,amitel Mills Iso • ,lolin ..Nlortlock, Esq. .r,i, ; ', ,, sti.. -,,: ••, , 9• ; L,tr. Seri.ea:. t I rae , -'rtift:lll,, 1,-"),:el;eill'unt- Sitiii t :, 57 i. :`,7. I:- ; (111.7.1.1‘1nii-11.1'.is.rfIt°r°c've: 414uLl ats; ' ,, C°1 ' ) "t 1 Wray, M. P.•; 'A% G. Cartel', I,sq., c.. -.,4t,seri • i t• 10 (i)3 ii a ~ ptions already mitertised .. - • . - tz!b Wats° • •t,,,;'1. ' r"1111r, - I Rer. Charit•s Prol-„v, Vt'er4lst,,... -4 .• - 105 01. Miss .liroby, .K9d :. l'i, li'):„7"QrSe' •A a " - Misses S. and M. A. j . ,, - f ba r •i n • . ,- 10, t 0I - Prohy - - • 1-,e,.Hlit 0;5,171.'4 105 0 • Mrs - . 11rown, Gros.,•e '." and 4r 4 ' la addij', ttor-str,ct - H . h. . ' ' l, 10 . • Miss Brawn, ditto - „ the c,•,,11 strilaetl in • ' Miss E. Brown. and 4 4 , 1 ~, ,• y L . ?q•,‘ / 1N0r11... ,'- - • I ° s 0 Hy. Brown • - .1, 1 , : . ' 'tc,: - '2l ‘() ~1`,.).° 1 1,, r ,i,,,,, , , qUarier-Masteri 7X 00 , - . 1,1,,,' „•- '' - -,; •6, cots , 01h -41,0•'-'svll, t s „ -. . -i. ce rs an d Pr: 1'37 es, - - ~ Epsom t •IPt-(ieti p .l , s 7.). 0 - 411 - tj.e 2414 t • r ?, • , owlett ,I 9 IQ . , len Ca" il' it "e'' •S-titt• . 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Icarrisusr, Esq.' ''', 10'- 1,4,,,Y '•,,cexkl.t.'uti 5 s' E. M. Gale, Esq. - - tlr'4lar l - Gen. Alex. Russ • - 25 0 N '''• Ver t ' . -• •5 0 MN, Etiza Boone -- ` 2 O 4 ° iou and IVO ' - ' Countess of Bride- Nr'l44lmilll - ' 21 0 water • - ' . 1 :11,. i i ;tl I-I,' / ,', 1 1. , 21 0 :Ile Dr an and Canons ,i,..'arl i.-' e e - 55 ► of Windsor ••• .. I ° s 0 ~, k) ii p i , 13 .41 ,,,..... 2t Cu John Wilk's, Esq. Ner lIN s .' • (141t,' ,a UV ott 105 0 iion. Ci . ell. Alex. Mail- 21 0 .!„Wcilif 10 10. laird - tk yi S.,ir Y,y, c .. 1 0 Dow. Lady Donegan 10 10 ,it, ,* 4J,,,, ,-,`).°t_le '25 0 Hight Hun, T. J. Re -1 13, ..‘-',,9“)c.k 23 0 binson - 21 0 1, 4 4. . 4 g G Ytle, 10 0 Ird i. Gen. Pig - 12 le kr, try - 5 5 os4n,4d Ged, Esq. I.,iN•t(444'terite - 100 0 Er4sinns Marlux, Esq. 50 0 LiHat *-1-:(.1, Sir , 5•2 10 Rev. 11 .41eslop - 10 1 t,,.i1t,,a .O. 11. C. Litchleld, Esq. 21 0 .1•14h: • 'i• - (ie;,,,, ~ - 10 io P. r•-•in* sr, Psci ' I° 10 ' l l ,' l . - ,.. 4 •` t eT- %VIII': 111 e; antle r, E - •q• , 1t14••••a,rloillei - 10 10 Mast er i. Chancery 21 0 top, t, p u 4 gewateplus Col. Widsh _ - '5 5 ectii, 11 on • o (1,:. 1 1 ate m. ;-1 0 Athol) al Spranr,•er - 5 5 ,IttkiP'it Part, M ary , For i unat us Derarres, th , 41 . -street, Esq. - - le4,,Ptttli ~ v,u t,' 4 7v : 1 1 , 1 1 ( 0 7 . : - - Three. Ilays•Pay ,if the 1 It ui, tel ' per • Isilr. .Pera:anent Staff of 1 , 1 , . •ith l Lst York Local ,t,,,: iz iclit . l,, rou - _l3Bl. 17 • 4 111141:4 14,t• Lieut.- . _ ‘',)1, 4 otw ss ~, 52 10 • (!,,L w fay _ 31. 64_ 14 41 3 y, ),!''''l. 10 0- Ch.i. Tibletts, Est 25 6 , .71,,l'ittli,tiltieir.e'tqvi'llis-ii 7.0 0 Bell:tun- :Intl Son - 10 1 ° 7 44 ;.:„ •,4 . .,N laex t ,nci l izie , 20 0 .Hi ( i .a k m ...' e ti es . l, o.- :e lit_tke of 52 10 - 10 10 Genetal !,.. 'Hulse . - _, 0 1 1, 11 ctt, ' • 0 0 Messrs ..1, Vedler & Co. 50 ~•IttL ,"110rtb - 5 1 , , . ;: • - 0., k - to 10 wi.rlr,,,t •••111Ler,;btakt. t, t.tent.•,,en : rt. l a.... l. 3 . . Meg S I'S* G. and I\ i• ,I t '' Vi'. 1,,, •• • r • , 111•N' aml„„ i ~ ..). 0 thilland - !11 to 4 • 11 t 5. 5 I)nlie of Northuniber t;.N.p. , urri t . , Esq. laud 1.,, ' Pill - is 14. Tr' "1 E s „ 91 -‘0 11. Trevor, Esq. - 4.. 1 , io ia „ '._!,•• - 25 OCI Luder, E.,,,14. - ' ll llSt . o , • ° le -3, 3 Thos. Nlltestur, Esii:, ; tit, Allison. 11 . bilw, - Jvhn Clement, Esq. 0 4,. o n, E. al . 10 Lady Congrev,:s. - ( 111 d a t ,. 'qii 21 -0 Rich: Neave,• Esq. ,;... Athhi„Hsl • " 41. 3' • Mr..l. 'l'. Galling - .11,,tiiall a 7 10 1•0 f',„l, 8, - • tl t ,'Y Id SYni- T. lirereton, Esq. , ti t n .. - NI 4 4 6 • Tlppinn, r 2 0 n 'N..-ale, E,il, ~t.11. , ,,id( i .4 3 „ 5 •43 .0 John Symonds, ::sq. 41 is, e , .al(1 • 1 ' - 5 0 Tho. 'Whitmore, ..Esq. It r•, Will,ss 3'o •111. I'. • , - • 5,2 10 • IN .4 . 4ei. .cido.., ' 4O 0 Cotintessof Waidegravc i:i 0 -• • • Rich. Wel)11.- Esq.', - 5 5 •. . ,414.7••• , 1. 10 John Yentt, Esq. - • 5 5 . 1.,4.4:‘,T,trt..t IN eon ADVEIITI•II:NIENII!. Flgli t . 4 I. Ch eYi 231. read Lord Grey, 251. tle„, trim W. G. iIIITER. P t• N ° IA ar e 1 ... 1 ,',1414, "Ir. 1.14.1 t(en•etlliy Mr. lt ortlock, 250, Oford `.titti.s :by ti,.. `,- , I4 E'l, ts-)o, Piecadi;lv ; by the . priocipal it ~,et.o _e , 1 .rrasttrers, a:nl at the buuse of Maisr.. tr.y," Nrti,,,i 4 " . ( ,' (.0. l'ail-N1:111. , " ?itlle •'Y retitivszefi tlytt r I I It f• rt the ..',oun r4f,, 4 j/ .. .Me., . .`. -.. /. CTS- 10 . .....• ,11,,,,. 'CI fl.a, .ot exactiy_ thus athiressed : • t, l.',4t,l,;•),tifis.„..?ll4',iter /ruff/ /ou .driouiatiun, : Tl, fztr:•.'cd ;6,l4 4,444,atiu, ‘, • ' . -.rttf, '''retttry,-`ri!,.4 T eton, .to 11: C , inmittee ?nay bc nzade • G. Cert.er,Etty. Tonple ChttiA.6(..rs,llect, 1 3 6 10 0 1 0 1 0 15 6 10 10 CO 0 10 10 21 0 100 0 10 0 5 :3 1 0 24 0 10 0 -..1©, 0 1 1 21. 12 fi kO . lO 5 0 10 10 t,. Co" r tile 0 13 oleo, W t. i , f e a. i • WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. • City of London Tavern. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE on the 27th .lulv, 1815, • .EDW_IRI) GWATKIN, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved, That the following Gentlemen lie added tp the Committee—Sir William Kaye, Burt.; Charles Pvice; Ri chard Clark (Chamberlain of the City of London) ; Colin Ro bertson, and Richard Lewin, Esquires. _ Resolved, That on the Ist of the- Committee will be ready to receive and consider The applications of Sufferers 'for Relief from this Subscription. Heinll.6l, That all applications for Relief must be made• in writing only; Particulars of DocuUtents and Proofs required, may .he had at the Committee-Room, at the City of London Tavern• It was reported to the Committee, that very liberal Sub scriptions had commenced in the City of Dublin, and in the 'loans of Liverpool, Manchirs,tor, and Bristol. Amount of Subscriptions al ready advertised k.87,97G Id. s. 2 0 Gordon, Duff,Thirnsi Co. of Madeira 105 0 100 Poor Couples in a "country town, (id'. each 2 10 Their 300 Children, ad H. M. Culket ion in the Parish of Evcriiholt, Bedford shire, per(l.lVynterf..l9 1 5 tlt in it ii. i•iyur,&Co SLaw, Brothers Mrs. A. F. A Lady Tbonias • Hajne Lloyd 10 10 10 0 14 0 31 10 21 0 Griers -• 20 0 1 'Dowager Lady Wray 100 0 Captain Cartwright 3 3 WI». Hail 10 10 The Parish of St. Den stan's in the East, by the binds of the Church -wardens, col- lected after a Sermon preached by the Rev. J.T. Hutchins, 1.A.". Citrate . , and by snb segue:it Cutit ribu- Cons front house to house - 1..112 14 7 M. It. Bunßon, Esq. Se,ho, Staffs;rdshiee - 52. 10 James Gnillemard 21, 0 Rev. George Shepherd 5 5 James Haite 3 0 'ApothecariesCompany 105 0 John Warren - 5 5 TheParisi' ofeheshnnt, Bert:: after a Sermon preached .by the Rev. W.A.Armstrong,A.R. F.A.S. Curate L.Bl 1 6 Rti!tert Haswell - 2 2 -All Communications and iS quested to -be- addressed to ti London 'Cavern., Subscription:: are received a dUn Tavern; and by all the nil .'27th duly. each - The Barber, the Sexton, andthe Beadle,6s. sd. each - S 13 1 0 James Vanhouse - 10. 10 J. A. - - t 0 R. Barber, jun. • - 2 2 S. Collingwood, Oxford 2 2 The Printers (Journey man and Apprentices) Of ditto . 4 to G Vice-Adm. John Child Purvis - - 15 15 T.Atkin:on, J.Wit hers, and Co. 21 0 T. Atkinson. 20 0 MISS Atkinson - 5 0 Mrs. Atkinson, Great ormoud-street R. Y. Alacanlay; in addition to a for- 20 0 5 0 nicr Suosci ip. of 211. 'lO . to A. L. Prevost - 10 10 Chas.Forbes,Esq.M P. 105 0 Smith, Rickards, & Co. 105 0 G. L. Reed 21 0 John Buck - - 21 — 0 NV. C. Towers - • 10 0 Mrs. Trow•er - 5 0 Mr. G. Trower - 10 10 :otice of Subs s criptioos are re lic. Committee at the City of at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon afiliers of the Metropul;s. ATR m oti Y. 7,1,4 AR 11 A.Gt sikoilli n i he the foundation of social happiness, which is often dist:sated, through the parties that form the Itim: nut taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of that great do- , raesticr blessing/ People of every rank pay adoration to the_ ; .shrine of Avedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at art early age, a renovation of stability la-evious to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the Slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. for no dis 7 otelers have contributed more essentially to destroy .1-Iymeneal hapoiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for these last Thirty years, to direct their • , studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and care of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; , as also -to that derangement of the system, prothietel hje , the d e structive babit of the inconsiderate school-hay, a llied brings en those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages ()Obese complaints, which are the most iiiiportant in the c/n.talogue alma:an infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by emisnitingProfessional Men of- eminence and honour, to whirls Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanetiou of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of nue/tetra- • dieted faclii. In professing the care of these complaints, - they hold out no inducement to •vice ; but, .seitsiule, as all men must be-ofthe existence of such calami ties, the y , Mice their assistance as regularly educated Nlembers of the • Royal Cblleges - . of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi cally cured in the short space of two days. Those of the ;nest obstinate duration, such as obstractiom, jave terate strictures, pains - of the bones, elects, &c. arc per mantotly and speedily cured. 'Several NA/le:nen and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the 'removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a. radical and permanent cute, request that references ratty be made to them as,sati.sfactory -evidences or the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie end Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen laid strktures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. HOme, Heaviside, and other Sur ' genius of eqtia.l eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success , Mes'Es• Currie and CO. have selected the following letter from time many , they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, 'returning them thauks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was - sent to them unsolicited, front the son of a. Noble Earl, who had lab/aired under this distressing and painful Malady for ten years : he had been_ under the care of several Surgeons of professional nuns of whom afforded him Permanent relief; hitt front the superior me thod of treattnent adopted and pursued by. Messrs. Carrie :tad Co. he receireai a radical cure in the short space of oue 'mouth. " May 28, 1810. " To Dr. CURBIE, 107, Hatton-garden. " Lord --- feels great. pleasure'in communicating to Dr. Carrie the .uerfeet re-etablishusent of his health, in cam sevence of his mild and admirable I reatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He nt:ty add„that he has not for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom front pain ; and he entertains no doubt of his havieg obtained, through his skill and attention,- a perfect and radical care of that horrid com plaint. As Ile was not a stranger to the manner that others - treated the complaint., he has it in his power, front a fair . trial and a just comparison, to pay that tribute of applause to Syr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be Most r e ady and willinieto acknavdedge." Ey art early application to Messrs; Currie aed Co. the pa tient will t scapel,he pails , danger„ and expellee of a long and tedious atteedaace upon less expenenced practitioners. • m A iorneD woMEN, who have tot . .elleert disa - Ppointed in their expectations of a fatuity, nosy be assured that in midst lII^ StaIICCS such detects are curable by medical skill ; and although the rcttturtu of siesiltmrteehe(o"f'as:icii;ciatitrtileti!.:...cutts of c hi et:J. of doubt and t i l i e t t i l l t i l t; gradual progress of renovation, l i t a ed h o hL . l l. t r u , tt inetotthsl their experience. g C r () ;at n el :i t y s e crecy tit sirs. cu , r ‘ r a te h a t it ie d either Sex, house, No. -107;•Hattoe-garden. Patients itt the Country „destribing the particulars of their case, ue , e, and mode of living, inelosing ti remittance for Ad , , vice and MettivineS, the will be given or srnst to any - part if the Kin flora.—=NO. 107 Ii nun gsrden, HUZZA FOR JOHN.BULL! _ . UST published, by BLANO and `,YELLER, It" Oxford street, the above SONG:, tung with enthusiastic applause by Mr. Taylor, at Vauxhall. ttarritten and cum9osed by :Mr. PARRY. Wi.lat a feather 'twill be in Johnny Bull's cap, To give peace to alfEurope ITY taking a Nap." This Day were publiishr,l, TRUSLEA'S celebrated COLLECVON of 150 PRACTRMI , DISCOURSES (0 - r the PT.71.,P11' ; MS. type, price Is. each, or 5.2.f1r 11. 11 S. 6d. t).11 line ener getic .:ertiLnii.. AlSo 12 written by Dr. 'l%•usler; (\IS. type) on interesting Snlcts.; price Pis. 6d. ~ . Sold bpi. ~outer, Paternoster-row. TRUSLEWS TRACTICAL HUSBANDRY' spews, by the plain Mode of Fanning, how to clear SOW. a-year with certainty an 150 Acres of Land. Gentle men, by this Book, may.readilt tnaohgethcir own Farms, and be it cheek on filch - Agents. Price 54. 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It will he estecr9ol t re asure by th e l e v e rs of English architecCure anti etclesiii.ti tal antiquities; the title arts, anal those.wloi.are pleased ‘vith elegant topou;raphieal histories in whith much .airions tuattc j r is iavOvEll:!--.1. - srit: Critio, May laIS. • We are pleikied to find so proldhild and eleg-atit a woik on melt an implirtant si4.ievt; and stilt lliOte 11):tt fhe illajt.4y of history is not insulted by eg , itiSto or rhapsod;cal TSe narratie is cleat', concise, ;Nit satisfactory; the de,cripti.nts ;feat and fait tuftil ; and th,r titeis,fons ,c:tot and rationak—ina its simnplieleonce, ex trcine accuracy, nod coolplLte ness of inforntation, tray answer all Alio expectal'ains +.vrkih" 12v.v.v burn fv.rened oi Xra:i . . PILL. HICK LAWS For the GRAVEL, STONE, t.Uk.BAGO, &e. N the v.anotts incident to.the• wan Frame, there are mine more drea'dful in their, nature, not ivi • alarming io 1 heir consOttences,, than the GRAVEL and STONE P.lll in. the BACK, _LOINS, BLADDER, anti LUMBAGO, '1•11 , 1.y are Cord.plaints to which every perso" , is liable, and •are a •foundatioh for every other• species . Of Dist:rder. The. above, iovalna!do Medicine, COM 1/9,(ti Of the utort • iflnoccrft Ingredients,' hits hcen fpund of singular efficacy in the andve Complaints ; tti reoving the Calculi, or gritty Sec:rt . :lions, and banishing retry pernicious , tendency to d raw Du orders, without Front a coo,;cionsness of the powerful. quality of these Pills;: fully evinced 14y a private Practice Of niany years, they are, offered to tint Atillcted, and reConimended as a Cure for -the above Complaints. , CO.rt OF A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, EN:t. Si ft,--Lllaving been fnr - abore twenty yearS ,, „reatly distressed with the Gravel, rioient Pains in the Back, a Straugtrary with.. little intermission, and the Most etcrociating, tort:pi:es, when eVer I attempted to Make watt ; and - fit last becatne so weak, from want of resCand appetity; was se:lice:TY ,tible to walk across the room. In 11:,pcs of relief, I had, from time to time, recinfiseVo the best. aftiee, and took the Most approvea Prescriptions, witlout being any better:- 011 , :e-ring' Hick man's-Vills. advertised as an effectual Cure for the, St. , n , . :cut Cravrl, 'and stopimges of Urine, I used them this sumitier for about two' months ; and from them found net ter, Macs my water freely without. Fun : toy appetite and stienzth restored, am•atite tar ride. , on which 1 not do for twelve months F.te;cediugs the ttse..of.tbese Sir, your ;Mist obedient S'erraut, • • • • GEO.ItGE GOItDON. OCtober 21, 1811. , Sub-Sheriff, Berwickshire. -Sold .11r. Ilutlees; 4,:flteapside, corner. of • St. Paul's, Cifurc-k-eird, and 1110 S;, Medicine Vender in every Town, ia, Ilokes at 25. 9d. and•l ts. G(1 WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN,: • - SARACEN'S HEAD INN, snow-IBM; London, The best Acconnnodation f9r Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post. Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's. Headjnii, WEYMOUTH UNION Post .Coach, four Insides, every Afternoon, through Dorchi-sterovithd ford, Solishnry, 'Andover;' arrives at ‘Ve . yatouth next_ day; tire hours bet •re the Packets .sail to Gucro,ey, Jersey, Cher . limirgh, and St. 7,la;oe's. Frani Cherbourgb- to Paris is n. most t b-lightful It()ad,thefsest and ehtfapesttravkdlingto v. new elegant lost. only, every . y.„,,nnog ot, nine throlgh Crawiey,ltvegatv,&c.. • EX Plynotettr, WO - mouth, DOcheitelYnilitimith,' Dart towitth, and Salisbury, :tidy Post Coach every Morning at haj paF:t o'cioch, throogh AKininster, Brid port, Bland fort, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. . . • BOSTON, Spafdinx, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting, don, new I,oyal Mad Coach, sets...of evcryEvening . .---Coaches' - from Bastin) to )Ipilsby, Louth,.Grims!)y, anal BATH and BRiSTI,M. Flyitu4 - I , ”st-Ciachti•s; through Chi ppenham, Calue, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ,f • arrive at Mr. Ma's, tiiZ! Greyhound inn, Bath, arr, i , the Lour don-Tavern, .Thomas-street, and the 1u ir, llristol,, nex t . Morning - .—coaches to Wdls, Bridge‘N:ater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light ("well, called The Roekingham, sets oat every Morning at Eight o'cidcli; carries Four only; and goes remarkably easy, with tiGnard throughout.. Passes throng - Iv-Stamford, Newark, Itetford;Doneastcr, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, .next day at Noon. Not withstanding the. uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is: allowed 'to I,e the Itipst agreeable and coiiiplete Public Con veyaure on Abe North Road, being uneinalled Ia tiCeOirkall, dati,n by any other. KENDAL, L,rneaSter, PreSton, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Ounshirh, and Garstang PostiCiia.hes, uvery Alter man), at Five - O'clock. .CitunAed.. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-creen, Aunap, Damfries, 'Thornhill, Samtuhar-Kiln, Cant/lock', Kinsweil, and all `arts Of Scotland," Cimiperdown Coach (Dally) - • • YORK., Newcastle and Ediuhurgli - , new Coach, perforated di Is a Guard ihroir2„ - bout, sets outevery .M , irnog at haft past Six o'clock, by way el Nee:atk, Rot ford., T4ricaster, Dar , lington, North:lin:Atm, Durham Mnp and' B w* Passengers Bonin themscl fatigined front Lli reng'Llt of the journvy, may rest What time t i‘ey please, anti their pro {, ceed vn w;tlittany: additionadrare- Clark, the Black :Swan, Con, , i-str ref, York, runs Coaclies to Sui.Jerland,'ll scarhorow4h, \`‘ - nithy, and other places. . • BRIDGE NORTH and Waisal new Post-Coach; every Evennw. . . LA -7 1 1 .:RPOOL Pdst Coach, to cam; four Insides, sets out every Morning, throngh LutterwOrtit, [Ugh Cross, Flinchlev; Atherstone, Tamwo) ih, Litcluiwltl, Ullestitorp, linntsfor4 Warrington, Northampton, and !Most - tide. - CARLISLE, l'enritb; and Pt Ii with. Pour Horses, and a G.n.id :ill the ivay,..Passcs Brough, Apvleby, Greatabi id,:t`e; Itletnnond, t; ttterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherliy, Abet:ford, Doveasfer„ and G‘,*an thaw (the nearest •*.vay by I 3 Miles), sets out-every Z,lorning, and performs the" journey with the } - ,Teatest facility. , Pirs settiters detained on the Road by business or pleasure, the peculiar advantage Of their Seats heing-Secured ,• next. Coach. , Post,Coach, every Mortlin.;,.., at half-past , Sixo'clorf • cziEttTER, ..ew F urty whitottreh, Taroorley..Nantwich, Northwich, and Middle.och, Post-Cua;. - 1, every Evening, as Firs, ti clod;. SUND.ItLAND, Stociiton, and 'Vann, new Coach, every Morning, to the George hill, '';:i:,derland. e Coir , lton Newca•itle ,Wa lsal, • , . and NVolveAlanipton„ - gost-Coa.!h, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY; ' Wellin;ton and Shill - 11.1f; ,Post-Coach,.., the Prince of \Vales, to the- llritannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening! at Five o'cibcl4,Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rallerlinai Post-Coach, culled the ipwiani;:es'e'ry Morning sOUTHAMPT , ON, Witithestei:, Alreifoill, and Alton Coach, every Evening,. 111RNIINGHAM !Mercury Post ; Conch, with a Otiard, sets out every Aft cynoon, and reacts MN:du:drain next day at s Nl a o r ( ac r t . , e. l , , a t tL a • a , C u a r st a i r t r f to the BEit it AM ‘Varwieli, and 'Lean;:in:,,tton, 'New Po;:i Coach,, ever v Morning. . • , - • HULL, Nortlicave,.Flimlen, Thou -1'; and Doncaster, POstu 670401, every Nlurnitig at. liiilf-past Six o'clock,-to the Bull and Sun lull,, Myton-ciate,Oult. ' HERTFORD; Ware, FlUdcfsdon, and Cheshunt Coach, very .lorning. , , , . . . ~ l'Ol"Pl,,NIIAIT and Filir'onton'Coaeli, Diidy, A Flalf. - Past ten, Half-past ".12 , ,v0 II if-lout Font, and 1-1..i1i-pist• seven o'clo(I:k. WILLIANI B. IIOUN'.I7..A.I'S and Cii. re 4,tiiltl l 3'a . ctilla'nt n their . Frieds ti . nd file Public, tliai they', v.'ili !mkt heaccouht tifde for any Writ i 4, Pareck, rn LuK:ps l ie, z , ...c. (::•1,10.;.(2 (natl. Five .I'oo.nds C'alne, if 14)4 cr,tiant'a's,-rilii lin'te",-,47ltereit ai SUeit AM' lutist' fk, - 1. li.:,..,sidinsiy, at. t! "..;araee.o.'s Head inn, S now _ Ilill,l;ani* ,, i. C {; tgi u 1 4 ) , 3 :t e I i : ',l 4 ; c r 1 ' ; t ', T ti l l i. . " :": 1, 1 . , c v e N i 1 5 1, 1 i r c:,. I LT::l l.9 s s, : l C f .l ), ; . :ti r' C li ui t t ! c h l e i- . "t o ce e , Pic:u:illy. . • \, i 1• C l4 '! ' r Cl°7