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P - 0 - 1 1 or ,~ r \\'` If • .14y I c • I 4 ft:wtz Azt ,t*t Q 4 E ' S t. .„.„:%:: :: » 1 4 , 8 C 4‘ • • 41/4,1 4‘ \' • , . 47r: • . ' Nvivrßßß 3236.] 1 UESDA 1 1 , FEBRUARY 1, 1863. [PRIPIL 1r;t1 :11,7 Y: 4 ,o 4 Tll-IEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O-MORROW .EVENING, • Feb. 2, 1803, will be performed, a New Comedy, called HEAR BOTH SIDES. I'Vith nevi: Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations,- • . The Chataikers by • - - • Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. k RISIBLE, Mr.'ILAYN7NI), Mr. SUETT, Mr. WROUGUITON, Mr. CH ERR Y, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH', Mr. COLLINS; Mrs. POPE, and Mrs, JORDA N. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, jun. The Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. • r El LOVE AND MAGIC ; • -Or, \ HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. • Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ; - I t alltaloon, Mr. MALL ; Scaramonch. Mr; GIBBON; Gipsey King, Mr. CO LLI NS Tycho, (the• Clown) Mr. G RI MALDI ; • • Columbine, Miss B. MENAG E • The Sprite, Miss TYRE ; . (the Dwarf) Master 13 LA,N CHA RD ; 'Little Bess, (the Ballad Singe-) Mrs.\ BLAND. • - The Vocal Principal Parts by r. COCOCE, Miss TY R, Miss NIENA-GE, -, • . Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. • Mr. D'Y'RN B. M-ENA-„SCi' lOW DOUGLAS.. 'The new Comedy having been again received throughout with the most unbounded and universal applause, by' a bril liant and overflowing Audience, the Public are t - espeCifully informed that it will be repeated every Evening till further notice, with the new Pantomime. • The Gentleman who made his 3d A ppeArance on Friday night in the Part of King Richard the Thiri, was again re_ cetved with universal applause.—Efue notice will .be given of his next performance. 110 1141. otk icit • TTHEATRE -ROYAL, COV.ENT-GARDEN. _O-MORROW EVENING, - Feb. z, 18oji • • - - will be performed, - • HAMLET. Hamlet, by a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, • - (Being his first appeaarnce on this Stage.) WIT ri• HArCLE Q UIN's HABEAS ; — Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. Principal, Pantomime Chataders. • , Harlequin; Mr. BOLOGNA : , Jun. . , Padlock, Mr.' BO LO'G N A ; Quango, Master MENA (4: • lonti , Doc, k.ither to Coluinbine;_ Mr; L. vJOLOCNA ; Richard Roe, Columbine's Loyal-, Mr. KLANERT ; Lounger, Mr. KING ; • Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DAR LE Y. Columbine (daughter to lobo Dee), Mrs. WYBROW. Op Thursday, Family Quarrels, with the Melo.Draint., On Friday, The Man of the World, with the Pantomime. On Saturday, Family Quarrels, withthe Melo-Dramk:. The Young Gentleman who performed The Part of Othello last night, for the-third th,nt, was received mith the greatest . applause, and will make his 4th Appearance-on any Stage on illonday next, in the Chaniaer of {Mier, in the Tragedy of Venice Preserved ; Pierre, Mr. Cooke ; Belvidere, Mrs. H. • H. Siddons. After which will be performed the new Panto ' • mime. Or Tuesday, Family Quarrels. .GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICES. all NpTicE, is hereby given;vsat the Offic e s for ttans4iting the Aft'airs ot the GRAND I N cnoiv cgxipANY, heretofore held in Winchester -nor', raddiegtayi, and at No. 23, F Irulytr-street, Viestmitepter, te, fgolte more conkAtaient and re4itlar . dispatcJi °Fs - Nisi - • Irton.1 rton. rihnoviti . .and will, in- Lttrire, rxmdueltxt 4;. -1-4 ;`EttpC-STREET, tst•t,,k 'I'R AND, N 1)Q. . "0, 11 'l2lr4Ot atems li t i6usiter °tow roil, and air ornertheron......... 0 - 41.0 umr...6”; .•1 desired Ilk be made atal adtire4seflt* . fly 0 rder,of the . conitni me, ;7; 18 3 ' EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk. • To SNIPPEItS OF GOODS FR - ODI TILE PORT O 1 • LONDON.. Tkir COMMITTEE of M e r c h ants appo i nte d to ' ricamitle into the depredations committed at the Port of London; on' the ProPerty or Merchants and other Exporters of Coodt from the Port orLtifideni to Eore.ign Parts, and, o detect and puniah;the Offenders, and.tosreVent the like prac tices in future, earnestly request 41 such persons at have been Sufferers in this respect, by having their . Trunks or Packages plundered, to • transmit an AccOunt 'in Writing - ef the pa rt i cu l ars or their sevcial• Losses to. the Solicitors to The Committee; at their Office ? in Warnt. rd-Court, Throg- Morton-street, with the Marks, 'Numbets., and Contents of, each Package; in order the better to aid and assist the' Com mittee in the Measures now under their ctclibcration, for re medying the G rievances complained of. By ,Order of the Committee, J. and R. 'WILLIS, Solicitors. • Jan. 31, 1803. T O .BE SOLD BY APt.TI.ON, A Capital an ci truly' Desiiible FREEHOLD *4-1. t ESTATE, comp`rising LOUCI-14f A R advan gously -situate at CO OK HAM, 111. A 111 E Nlt EA 1.), eight mil es f runt Henl e y, ni ne from ‘Vinfil§br, and twelve from Reading ; a beautiful and sporting part of the County of terks ; with god Roads, and an easy atkeSs to the Thames ; consisti ng o f a commodious 11W LLI NG HOUSE, with anacious llama...abundant OlUceri, and ninety-three , Acres co,l. excellent -Arable, Pasture, and CoppiCe Land, extensive oht pt marsh and,upland' Conn-min, a considerable quantity fine.thrivingTimber, together with the valuAlle. G. RE 4"l' of about fonr hundred and eighty Acres of Arable Land, to contiguou s the Karin , hi the Parish of tobkharn aturewd . . S Which: will be Sold by Audiion, Qp w Mr. HAWK ES, nesday the 16th ay Of t el34•uAr!.; , gO3, at One o'clock, at the Sin t In n , Maidenhe.ad, m i One Lot.. T . obe viewed by Leave Gl:the 'Tenant; n o ted Particulars ma y be, had on the Premises. ten Days, rececli4 the Sale ; alsO at the Surt,; Maidenhead g' Henley Castle, 'Windsor;.: Mr. Barton; . No. IT, nLondon, where a Plan of the Estatexnay, be seen ;. cif 4I aP , Air, flawkes; ItcAing, who is uthoriz.ed'to 're ve.Proposals hy Private Contraa for the samo.• For GOUT, RHEUMATISALINDIGESTIONLA TUL EN CY, sec. arid SpasmOdle Affeetions of the Stomach and Bowels, the CONCENTRATED ES • SENCE of JAMAICA GINGER. THE Proprietors of this invPliiable Preparation,. I ?eing encouraged by some of the first Medical Men in Ile Kingdom to make it public,. haviog been thoroutl:l,. itlt nviliced (. superior excellence and unparalleled GOUTY COMPLAINTS, h c° an_ ll h.lorn , [l.l,g the duration of ITS of the Gout, confining them to the c— tr.einities' *. mitigating the paroxysms. It sitec.:. Ilsdse unpleasant symptoms which are,the cat a t e4 k 6 torttach' mid bowels, viz. 'lndigestion, Flatulence, ppre4sion after Eating, NervOus Head.ach and Giddiness,, and partiallarly useful i n Pa ra l yt i c C omp l a i n t s . .I t i tn . Ineiliately relieves all ,Gouty, Rheumatic, and Spasmodic. Affections of , the Stomach and I3owels„ and should be taken 111 Chalybeate, kmd in the Stida Mephitic %Veers, to prevent the Stomach' , being chilled. I t ought to be resorted ta by, tikite , who are troubled with Hypo( handriac, or Lowness of D opiyit ‘ s, Ike, as it warms and inyiAorates the Stomach, assists• tkestion,- thereby strengthening and renovating the whole aystein This Essence contains all the Medicinal yirtues of the Root, and is far superior to Ginger iii substance, and May justly Ise reckoned one of the most necessary Medicines in the ,Materia Medics. ovented.and prepared by oxley . and ThoMaito , Chymists, to Her Majesty,' No. 27, Haymarket ; in hut. tlez s ,. 6d. and los. 6d. each, duty includcci;f: ' THE OLD ENGLISH STATE 'LPTTERY, Properly so called, _Lveause . ,thp. Capital Prizes are not ap pointed to be drawn at any stated Tunes, but are lett en tltely: to the Chance of the Wheel ,' agreeabl y to the old Mode of Drawing., - . . Begins Drawing on Monday, April 4, •egol. TICKETS,. fIALVES,' QUARTERS, E I GHT I-IS, and SIXT E ENTHS, ro nu w selling in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest - Terms. The Money tbr the .Prizes paid on demand by HORNSBY', and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established Stafe , Lottery () trice, (licensed pursuant to At of Parliament), No. - 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London : also in every Town in the Kingdom. . . The Scheme contains tour •Prizes of 20,0001. which is a much larger proportion of Capitals than wal ever known be- Nre, . The lowest Prize is I' wei,ry Pounds, an arrangement which has ever received public approbation. Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, and all kinds of Government Securities, - bought and sold by Commission. NEW - LOWERY, - • ON Of.D.A.ND GANtriNt PaiNcmas.or CHANCE. POPE (Corner of the Royal Elichange,'. close • by . the Bank), convinced of the real importance of an approaching New. Lottery, sol it:its the attention,of the Bublic to its pectittar anctdistingnislied merits. It is all obvious principle that very csecuettnFp9f.-Ckot rt to hc rotieed ut.1...1te nat'eo eatt il rit ; , nerti C xiiik the fate of Great Prises to a peremptory moment of Drawing (as has of late been the fashion), tnanitestly subverts this principle. It has, therefore, Wen properly and justly schemed in the ensuing Lottery, that ever) Capital Prize shall be afloat in the may Wheel of Fortune. By this means it is in the power of free unschackled Chance, in one Day's Drawing—in an Flour—nay, in a rsiv A 4 ivu T ES, to present the Holder of a parcel of Tickets (and in proportion of Shares) with the immense Sum of upwards of . • ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS! The next consideratieni,,no less important titan novel, is, that contrary to the systeln of all former Lotteries, the FirSt:. rate "'rites arc motp•quinerous than those Capitals of a lesser description. A view of the subsequent Scheme instantly de monstrates it. The wisdom of this construdion is evident, from reflecting that the great objeel of Speculation to Ad venturers in general are'the. PRIL 1~ S . the hot nizignitude. In Schemes of Lotteries for several Years last past, the smallest Prize would not* repay; the first cost of the Picket ; whereas, in the. ensuing L o ttery, the LOWBSr Prize will produce (according to the present'Price) above Two •Pounds Paorr r to early Purchasers. The depending LOTTERY comMences at 'a Season of the Year when. Money is most Abundant iii cirettlatiqu, and at which periodit has, frequently been experienced t'liat Lotte ries, consisting okio,ooo Tickets, have rapidly been - disPlsed of. In the present one there etc only 44,001 Numbers. That the whole, for the foregoing reasons, will be adivelf bought up before the corninen ; :enient of the Drawing, cannot admit of a de!ibt ; a progressive enhanCeinent, therefore. of the Price of 'rickets thibt nec.eslarity be the resul,t, a,cons.alera tion that strongly urges also an EA k LY PURCIiASE. SCHEME. 4 of ,C .20,000 ' is C.SO on , s ofk.r,ooo is i !, * .;,003 ; 10,03 b ' . 3n,c)Zi '3O -- too , S,Goo 3-- 5.0c0 7 15,u00 6o -- s o -- 3,000 3 -- 2 1' ) 0 6,000 12,500 2, ssopeoo Commences Drawing '.n the 4th af APRIL next. S. Pt )P E,al~ehly.scnsiltle.of Inc. great encouragement (liberal beyond example) which he has experienced ffoortiis Priends and the Public in general, takes the earliest oppor tunity of gratefully aCknOwledging it, and to.soiieit the con tinuance of a Patronage which it isvbis greate4'it ride to boast.. The TICKETS add SHARES .ire n' itt.Pious Variety of ati:nber*. for "Sale and , at his fORTUNAT OFFrc E,-Conier of tlic Royal close by the Bank of England; • • . - -rHE inhabitant's of thi s Cit y art' reyalively 1. informal, that Mr. Mat hews has just 're‘xi‘ed a very y• + I +phi c la ► 111)t: f: ILA.; 4.:4.1 i 1izi L k1 .. . t .'i ;!.14. 4 A . . 7 1 .. • - -..: , =-.-V : -eigrMit ffei , :,' 2.,,,rf3i.1.:. I:.) i., order- AV - :' ,1111 K* 1 ;4. 14 , ~.,., peculiar , . Vcavtle, tly -, utrcal A tr:aio / 4,* .std Vtv.viiess vt ' Sprits. lAss of Appetite, and I Wii..!estion, and ConsulltP.4 tive Complaints in gt neral, .Sce. It is the most absolute ro. tnedy for such 151$eases as are attcrid.d with the following symptoms ; namely, a great straitness; of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; violent palpitations of the heart, . sudden flashes of heat its various parts of the body ; at other tunes a sense of cold, as if water was poiared on them ; fly ing pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, :resembling those occasioned by the Gravel ; the .pulse very variable, soineinnes•-tincomManly slow, at other times very quieki yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a . sense. of sulrocation, as from a ball or lump In the throar ; alternate = tits 01'4:tying and convulsive .laughing 4 the sleep unsound, awl seldom refreshing, and the Patient often trouble with .• horrid dreams.—Aluch has been said, by interested:lndivi- i duals, against Medicines that are advertised, but.there is a ; very important observation to be made respeeting the Cordial .Balm of Gilead, that unless its operatiuo be genile, safe, ' and e ffi cacious, it cou ld not h ave rise n t o ' the unexampled ,i repute awl universal dem an d i t h as acquiriAl ; fqr, as it has rarely the K reat advantay,e of a- persuasive advocate at the ear il of the Patient; so nothing but his convictism of its-virtues, by its salutary etteets, can induce him to persevere, and yet • reasonable perseverance is certainly most reqiiisito meltable even the happiest combination of chemicals and galenii.als to root out Chronie DiseaseS, 'ant restore the Valetudinarian to health. ' As Dr. Solomon's praaice is now'beconiesogreat and ex. tensive, and his constant engagentenwsquire . a considerable portion of his time and attendance,: he expeas; When con sulted, the usual comPliment of 'a 4.kinien i but all written Cases, or Letterd of Advice, and unaccompanied With an Order forliedicine and Remittance, to beunswered at -.his 1 leisure, are required to inclose only &I:Of-a-Guinea. Such Letters should,• for safety, be thus diredeci—" Money Let- ter,- Dr. Solomon,- Solomon's-place, Brownlow.street, Li- 1 verpool ; paiildeuble PoStage."--Letters may he ordered to be addressed for L Z. or A. B. at . the Post-4 1 4lice, tilLeall- , ed for. , • • . Saving of - Nine Shillings in 'Two Guineas.: ... The Cordial 13aIntof Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Haif a-G ulnea each; there are also Bottles, -, priee-30, containing equal to four Bottles-at les, 6d. by,.w,hickthe Patient saves 95. including also the Duty ; the Stamp of which bear.; the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel,Solomon,. Liver pool," to imitate which, is felony. N. B. It is necessary to. observeilhat - the postage of all Letters whatever, must be paid. • The'Cordial. Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines'and Ab stergent Lotion, and ".Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Hamliurgh ; R. Bach, PetirStreet, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand; London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; BrightOn,.Gregtiry ; Bir mingham, Knott and Lloyd; Bedford, Smith; Blandford, Simmons.; Bury Sr. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Set den ; Cambridge, Hodgson4 Coventry, Rollason ; Colches ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons jollie ; Chatham ' Etherington ;-. Chelmstord, Clio:hat ; Chester, Pool arid Son ; Clijohester,.Phillipson ,• Cirencester, Smith; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdide,. No.. 7, Exchange court ; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; - .Doyer, ; Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe • Dorchester, Virtue Deal, Dartmouth, Jack Son edinburgh, Smith, North Briilo . 4 Exeter, Trewman and Son ; fahnouth, Elliot- ; GIL/me-a.. ter;. Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M'l)onald • Liverpool, Cass,. druggist ; Leeds, lions, Holmes ; Lincoln, .Drury ; Lynn, Heattley ; Leicester, r‘..gory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; Man- • chester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborciugh, Harold ; Newbury, Atlee ; New-' •castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting- Burbage; Norwich , Stevenson 'and Co. ; Oxford,. Jones ; Plymouth Dock, i-loN land ; Portsmouth, Belam ;. Reading, Smart and Co. ;. Rochester,. E.therington ; P n resto, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, ; Southampton, Baker ; Stafford, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury. Cpllins ; Scarborongh, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; Wells, Evill ; Weymouth, Wood ; Wi n d sor , Blakeney ; amity all the reputable tvlcdi-: tie Venders, Booksellers, fee. in every principal Town England, Ireland, Scotland, and America, who will deliver Pamphlets gratis, with -, a variety of authentic Documents' qucitcti therm. • , . . • TO TIIONIAS TAYLOR, Esq. • Dear .Sir. No. 9, New bridge-Street, London; • j FEEL, it a- Duty incumbent upon to inform J. you of the very great, and extraordinary Cure I hive ceived•froni your invaluable Medicine, LE AX. E's PATENT I'l 1.1.5. Abbot two years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DI SOlt DE R, w hien I treated rather slightly for sonic time, but the Disease at length spreading all over iny body, •I - Was ohlige.d nr.apply to the inoi eminent of the Faculty, but their 'assistance attbrded only temporary relief • went through various Courses of Salivation, arid front being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere Skeieton. The Ulcers that spread all! over- my Limbs rendered me a coin. plete Objed, so that my I' heads despaired of my recovery , When brought - to this situation; COnSidereti death us•inev table, but a relation of mine - commenting upon the many Cases in which your l'iLls'hattneek - eded, I was induced to try, a of ,them,, Which Vthougi“ - - Licher relicvedrue, aid by p;:r,ewring tiiio or three months,. and following yout directions, - esperienceil the mutt 11114cconora:)le rt,l.;xation. from pain, the s resgtado.tlly ,ohiithog ; i a;ii :tow ' thank God, perfectly recovered, anti walking out daiiy : I doubt' not, but one inure box, whiun I think cautious to take, will establish my health in its original state.. . It is with the most heart.lidt gratitude, that I subscribe MYself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, Deatisgate, Manchest,tr, July , f, 11301 W. PEARSON, P. S. For the public benefit, I do not obiea to the - above! being, publishtui, but leave- you to ad as your own, better judgment shall didate. - Prepared and Sold b y the sole Proprietor, Thos. T AY Lo a , Ut the Royal Lope~;: of Surgeons,, London, at his House, No. 9, New Ilride-street Where, after a constant re:inn:tic! ntbre than Thirty-six . Years, in a praz.tice ptatik.tilari y threc.--.1 ic, the Cure of Venereal Complaints. and those incidental to the Parts of Generation m both Sera, with that inviolable secrecy Which Men of his. Protessiori ,shoolil al viays observe, he flatters himself, the advice and astistwite,ite gratuitous ly administers to Per Sons liking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning, PUblic, as an advantage seldom' to be obtained, arid m _void of abii;uity. , Also sold, by his • AppOintinent, ter the convenience , of those living at *.distance, at time Perfuina's, No. 3i, S. Al ban's-Street, Pall Mall; the Toysnop, No. 403, Oxford street ; Mr. DiShtyrough's, No. 7, fisit-streetAtill ; Mr. Steel's, Book.seller,' No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr.. Baxter's South-bridge, EdMburgh ; Mr, Callwelez., Dublin; Mr. Liverpiol ; Ir., Atkinson's, Man. eliester ; and ,by .one 'Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in !loxes of only as. 9d. each,. sealed iii, with full and plain dirLaions, whereby persons of either sex may, cure theinselYeS witn case, speed, accrecy, and safety,. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Cotnntissoners, (sprint ed, at the Stainp.ofllce, " T. Taylor, - No. 9, New Bridge ,- . street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others ate coun terfeit. FASHIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. lk /USSR& HOPKINS and SON'S ACADEMY .11 1 1.-. for. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACHMAKERS-HALL, Foster-lane, Cheapside, continues Open f 4 the imKovement of such 'LADLES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this Accoinplishment. Or those who have not obviinee pine pry_ sent FASHIONABLE `LODE, may be.expeniuiondy strueled in the most PRI VAT E MAN NE Y. in ail tlie E 14E GANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now io.use, to tins lify them for the F I RST ASSEMBLI-ES: YO(INO LA DIES' and GENTLEMEN are, also Taught every FA SHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted togiir. the most elegant Address. N. B. The 'Morning . Academy for LADI ES •ONLY is Open, and will be continued till His. Majesty's Birthday. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 'CO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HODSKINSON afal At Garral - vay's CoU e-ltotise, Change-alley, London, on Monday the 7th . day of 'February,. ISO 3. in 51X Lots, rrHE MA 'MA of PAINSWIC - K, a 6 4 aesi. 1 rable Freehold Estate, consisting of a Capita! Ilanor arm, and nearly One Thonsand daterent.Copyholcts, within t he.Tithings of SheepScomhe, Edge, Spoonbed, and Stroud End, extending over several Thous4rid Acres or Land, with Fines, Chief Rants, Quit tient.42lltl •.. • {he Minor 1 7 :jrni 1Z iss;rt) Ite!:7 0. iwai t 5r.791.t. t:lasive . Tievo..; UI the. beAti Vale of Paitiiivicl - .,..fyin exceedingly compact, in the centre of 330 Acres of riot Arable, Past , ir:. and . Meadotv Land,, with two improvable and 'valuable S tteants of Water running through, and uniting in the sarnc, very conv-:nient for ereding Mills, with exci.:llent Falls of Water, of Iron' 15 to 2 5 Feet, and might tle very advantageously 'lased tin the Manutactory carrying on in the neighbourhood. • And also nye several Parcels of Woodland, part inclosed; well stocked with Beech, Oak, and .Asli Trees, lying within the Manor, containing 351 Ae , eS, .the whole of the estitmted value of nearly Soot. Fcr annum. , Mr. William Baylis, of. Painswick, will spew the Pre. miser, of whom printed particulars may be hot ; of Niessrs, Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's inn ; and of Messrs. HosUilt soli anti Co. Surveyors, Arundel-street, Strand, London, where a Plan of the .Estate may be seen. VALUABLE AISVOWON, and' NEX 1' PRESENTA -- ' TI()N, and I!...IPROPRIATION. TO BE Stil.D. BY AUCTION, • By gr. PPS, - On Wednesday, Feb. 14, in • One Lot; unless an acceptable Ofnr should be previously made by Private Contract,, Next PRESSNa TH' l :;'AV'llinb,lem4l'dkl- 1 )1NV - 1°P IlY) 8 1PA N I :010 N .to the VI.: CA RAG E of G REAT f;0 0 Ii,IIAM, about ao miles from .London,ontlit road to Guild:Ord, and in a very delightful part of the County. of Surrey ; consisting of a MoidW, of the Great, and the whole of the ticnail Tyihes of the, Parish, which coataini upw.ads of .30no Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pas.hre, and Cortnoon Land (tile-value of which, upon an loclo , ure, would be very considerable); together with an excellent DWelling.house, Garden, Orchard, and about to Acres of Glebe Land. The present Incumbent is upwards or 6o years Of aF;e - , A lso, the other Moiety of the Great Tythes of the Parish, Ligether with a very t xccllent Barn, called the Parsonage Ron, Granary and Yard, which ire on Lease to Mr. Robat Wood, far jtn unexpired term of. 9 years, at a low rent. Printed Particulars may tee now had at the. Inns in the Neighbourhood; of Messrs, Jenkins, Jarin. and - Co. N,,v Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Air. Phipps, ...!,,pthall-court, Throginorton-street, where a ,Plan of the mAy be seen. Dr. I AMES's ANALEPTIC VOR the Rheumattsn:i and Colds which prviail •1. at this seoit at the yttrir, no Medicine. is. and t-iWlei 'us im.tiow:ANk*LE*TiC - fILI-c';- Then* pectililr 1....p1.:tic, to Aiminom Perspiration, and ail 'the natu. will aci.mint tor their singular Virt.l these • COmplaints, its Weil as hi many others to which the ti intu frame is li:dite front the .vic,Lisittules °four Climate. are admirably calculated for Dis Orders ot the giOntaCh ana - Bowels ; tbr persuil6 of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, :is also for those whose Constitutions have been ant:did by a too active or too sedentary lite. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by indigestion, and in removing the bail elieas of tree Jiving; as also in - pre. venting Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence ot intemperance. Recourse Should be had to them after eve, y excess ot eating or orhiking. - and upon every slight nulls position ;.• and thus their `well-known charaeleristic of pro'. inating.hongevity Will be maintained ; for, ai. or, by assisting . N sure in the due dit.Hiarge of the animal funkaions, and by keeping the Constitution as it were in continual repair, they: - preserve the body in health tout vigour, and prevent prenta , .. • sure decay. '• As the Analeptic Pills owe .ttleir excellenc&to a pecu liar preparation, which has never been diVulged by the Inventor but to the preson.t Pr9prietor4 they Car! only be had genuine from them ; and th ey are sold by Francis Newbtry, at the Warehoux , for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45 ' the East End of St. Paul's, a f ew d o o rs f rom Cheapside, Lorui9n ; a n d at 1)r. knies's late house in Bris ten-street, in P.nes, .irtt‘e 6:t. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Six may •! ;n one large Box for st. 4s Observe that the tunic 4 • . Naw PER 'V No. 45, sr. Nulls," is engrayed in the All ot!icts arc coon. terleits. The Ship MARY, of St.. [Olin's, Canada. A PTAI N ThomasOliver; . l\thister of the : Mary, of St. Johies, , Cau'ada, solernaly declares that himself received a deal of benefit , frd.nn - Qr. Brodum's Nervous Cot ; likewise his Wile, Mary Ann Oliver, was almost reduced to Depth's door, 'and was perfealy. cured by taking Dr, Ilrodum's Nervous Cordial, after being given over by alt t e able Physicians in the Cutintry likewise several of Ilia 1 iiiiabitants. of the island have received great benefit tiotathe above Medicines., WitIICSS my Hand, TFIOMAS OLIVER:. A WORD TP_ As a serious caution t0...a11. vVho, from, the nature of their Comp taints, 'are obliged to have recourse to that dangerous preparation Niercurp. Mercury is certainly, if taken with discretion, a most noble and eneaual Curc.for every species ot . Venereal Infffetion ; but, on the other hand, there is not an article in the whole Materia Medica so replete fvith den. ge r . Thus if a cold occurs when under a cours_ of this traordinary Medicine, it frequently leaves behind it the Gout, Rheumatism, Nuinbness in the Limbs,-Paralytic aad which, perhaps, do not appear tar seven, eight, or ten years. Many Persons in bii‘iness, Servants, .intlindezd all who, from the nature, of their employments, are obliged to be out in all weathers; being liable to catch cold undcr, a course of Mercury, which .m a y term i nate w i t h the i r tivm ; but no such &Inger will intervene to those who substitute Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICA.I, syklue, which k particularly reconintended to befitted before pertons enter into the lvlatrimonial State, lest the indiscretions of .t Parent are the source of vexation to him the rentainder ut his existence, by afflicting his innocent, but unfortunate t.)tl. spring, with the Evil, eruptions of a jnost malignant ten dency, and a variety of other Complaints that are mostal suredly introduced by the SMile neglect and imprudence., 'flu; Botaniczd Syrup and Restornive Nervous Cordial, to he had at the Doetor's house, No. 9, Albion-street, i n, Kg:A des:it ii. as. Its, bd. and ss. 0. (Duty included)'; jenoult and late Bacon, No. 1 ) 0, Oxtord-street, oppovite Bond-street; Golding, No. 41, Coruhill ; Ward, No. 31'4, Holborn; Withers (late Cockcii's) Medicine „ Warellow.,;., No. 219, Strand, Temple BM'f'iat's, Royal Exchange , Williams, Perfumer to His Majet-.tv, No. 4r, ; E. Newhery, Corner of Church-yard ; Bolton's, iter.d_ Exchange ; Ching and butler, No..}, Cheapside ; ilurgeois ' Amick and .;on, No. liavniarket ; Shaw's Me dicine Warehouse, iligh-street, buroug:ll, opposite the SoUtb wark Bank ; Mr. ?hiding's, No. 76, Oxtord.street, oppn. site the , Pantheon - ; Forbes, Druggil:t, 32, Blackmail-street, Borotwh ; Dicey, Bow,lanc. _ Atni'to'be had ;1" all the Buoksellexa and Plinters, in the tatincipiti 'COEVIIS in tits United kingdigns. • CEYLON. This Day,was,puplished, printed on Two .Slwets of. Atlas Paper, Price us. A NEW 'MAP of the ISLAND of CEYLON; 1 - 1.-:distinguishing the Territory . ceded.by the Dutch upon the Conquest of Island. 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Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Glasgow. To which-is pre.fixed, An Account of the fife and . Wri:ings'. of the Author, by Dugald Stewart, - F.R.b. kdin. Read at different Meetings of the Royil Society of Edinbtirgh. • 01 Belk and Bradlute and, .0 C. and 1. Robinson, may alsb ba had, Dr. Rcid's inquiry into the Human Mind, on the-Princi ples of Common,i.ensc, liitl l OW III 4 ili4,v°l. Bvo. 8s• ... IXTHEN Professional Men,..9f Education and y Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seleCtiritt , of a peculiar-or:inch, • the. sarrttron'of long con tinued success is t! - ,e hest .. est criterion o: superiority havel devoted . praetice to the exclusive treatlnltt of Three Disorders, and the stn. - cessful result of my plan gives me addltiohal ardor to oppose, as :tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most 'important w the Catalogue 4,f !finnan Infirmities. • After.. initiation • into every Brancli,•as an 4rmy Surgeon, (form& aAvish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. klividuals front the ~igivirance of Uneducated. men, •or the ,equally dangerous- precipitancy of general PraaitionerS. The Three Disorders, t. the-Cure of which 1.. have de. voted to!' attention, comprise every . species of VEN KLA I, IN .F F.O TA ON , Whether of a .recent or long 'du ration ; .2dly, MI kinds. of debility: whether arising from the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences 'of mature age: And,. lastly, •t.tat- derangement of the system in wt . ,. .men Which is called Li A It 'LINN E r 1; - r Y Numerous DiseaSes are the result ,of nnuiranee, or • haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not sin ? frequently tfappens that toe seeds of t.ile are poisoned by the tndiscretion of an unhuardel hour.---hy a superior me thod such ComplAisits are easily cured ; and, even where others , have' bad, t trust . that i may presume ru otter a radical re.cstablistunent. FeW. however, are the cases of complicateij-distress in this disoTder, compared with the calamitous Situations of _M e n, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or th... pr e valent .gateties of a. titshionable liie„icquire that state Of Debility, which is the nuavoidable consequelie of such pernicious habits. Viwie the unhappy sufFer:r broo , ls overltis misery but t rm+ . he rooserth.ato item l -fticiW",, „iithough it he an objea ut i.s , ith 'trim r.4,lititstiers, removal of .2 .;sticle.:'c.es hir toe gradnal proqess .ot tten;:va. trot • i.t'the aciituremrict of !•:iy Experience,. It the rites of 111VC:111S . or Venus have hegan to reduce Manly vigour, !mica anxiety Wiii be prevented by an early' Couriterac. tion of this languid • State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deticienct has for years existed, a. Proper perseveradce is indispensably ,equisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to . relammate the Constitution. IvIAS R. I E l) WO M E N, w.ho have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Faintly, may he assured, that in nio4tintrances, such dela.% are curable by Medical skill, The srcresy which is so essential to my undertaking, - and the . qualitications which I have presumed to state, furtn the basis of-oly .. pretensions, and in coincidence with .sti,:h this intimation is given, 'that Mr, Bree ratty be consulted hersonally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note),. at his ouse, O. 29, Arundel. street, Str a nd, nea r .Temple Bar. g-3 There is an additional Lritrance in ‘VatCr-srreqt, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. Mi. Free, Member at the Royal College of Surgeons, •