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~ 1 4 1 ' 7 A" - 4 .4;4' - • • • , p, • - ta . , . - ( v, • b . ‘;t 7 * . r. t., fl --- ''l7 - 1 1 17:1 , 1,47/ '0' 1, ..1 i ,/,'''' i 4., I T ,r y T ., ./ • d >, - -‘,' i'v IVE DNES DA Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1803. NumER 347 f TIME. • THEATRE- RO YAI., Ult Y-LAN E. TOMORROW EVENING, Nov. 3, rBO3, will he performed, for the 3d time, a new Music:ll Drama, called • THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS:' • The Scenery; Dresses, and Dworations entirety new' The Music composed and selected by Mr. miazinghi, Mr. . J The Characters by OHNSI*O Mr. WROUGON, Mr. KEL H Lc, Mr. CAUL N, FIELD, Miss DE HT CA MP, AIi . ..JOHNSTON F.. Mr. BANNISTER, jun. • Mr. COOKE Mr. BURROW'S, Mr. MADD6CKS, Mr. W EBB. Mrs.-POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER.. In Act I. A NEW DIVE RTISEMENT, • • Composed ht Mr. BYRN E. The PrinciOal Characters by Mr. BYRNE, Master BYRNE.. and Miss B-.MENAGE, Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. 3s. 6d. U•cond Prix zs. Gallery zs. Second Price Is. • Upper Gallery is. *eond Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box -Office in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be 'opened at Half past Five, and the Per.. tOrTilance to begin at Half past Six. Ith s b Vla" The new Musi ca l D rama . ca ll e d The Wife of Two Was nds, prod uce d f ur, the first *iiint yesterday •Bvedingi crecuived throughoit with the .most. enthusiastic ap_ ause, by a very , brilliant and overflo w i ng au di ence, an d wilt repeated evel Evening., till further notice. A new C ome d y h i F i v e Ads, called Hearts of Oak, is JO rehearsal, and will be speedd produced. A Farce is also in preparation.' • THEATRE -ROYAL, COVF.NT-C;ARDlirv. TO-M ORRO W EVENING , Nov. 3 , 1803 , 1 . 1 1- wilt h e performed • , THE GiVl ESl'gR. , .. • . teverley,. Mr. KP. M l3l. E ; ' ' . ' • Jervis, Mr. MU R RAY ; :Stltk'eley, Mr COoKE.- • AUL 'Beverley, Mrs'. SI PDONS. • • ' WITH T • . HE REVIEW -o ,r. ?ME WAGS 0I : WINDSOR. Listeh uotetn, Mr. 1 7 ASV C E 'VT ; aetwolter Mr. -ROCK ; . • • / id LTitnp: Mr EMERY cirace (;ayl ole, Alt's. GIBBS • Phpehe Whitethorn, Mri Mt LCS ; .. Lucy,\ ' Miss MARTY R. V, IA new Scenes Dresses, and Decorations. .0 13 " es 6s. Pit 3 5.,6 c i. (La i . 2 5 . Upper Gan. IS. ''laces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr., Brandon, at the Box Office in 11dg-street. The Doors to be opened at "Taff past Five, and the Per : torinance to begit at 11A rrHst Six. : • . N aAQIIPY to he Returned., i Vivant Re 4 et Regina I Oti Friday, The Comedy oftohn Rd!, on S ittirdar, The Fair Peniten', after which will b e p re . tented, tor the &alarm, a new Farce, in Two Acts, Called • . 1{ . .1 ising the Wii.d • A iiew Comedy in fiee•Aas, alit! a now C om i c , Opera in three A els, arc in rehearsal. .. , . A NY NOBT,EivIAN, LADY, GENTLEMAN, • - .1. ur PersOn of Charaaer, wishing to acid to their For. • A / tune without t a ki n g :In aaiv e part, or 'appearing person ttly rsl'hisiness, and who will act. 4 ~ - e train Two. Thousand tktra ;'.outut's to Three:flioltaanti. GI.IIIIC.IS, have ad r , - I: l ,; ( ', rl uoity of purchasing a Share its a•Cuuicrn of great mag. L - ,`,' ; '`, l :: mid oft he spedahitity, from' which a very T" ii,,rton, will be inAde. The pur,:imser of tile above miss o~ tii) tc, or airy be eittKed.(witllgut, trouble. furiber txrn,e, iiiconvcrocnta , wttertvrifiin erpciftve-t ccr-. tai Shim. of the Mani' -5 aiisin rrmni the sale of an Arlicle ert,...l‘• for fort-ign consumptio n , and for which there will be • an is -1V ciunand., .l- Geo rge H arris , Walt real name and place' of :;bode, addressed to i rge H arris, to be left .at the 112 r of 'die Salopian 11,e-liouseChaftig-cross will meet thte Attention. Po -I, r El) CIVARR AND'_FRESF:I LAVait.. 11 ALL and SON have rite Himont' It) inform the Nobility and (;entry, the Season havintt comin,nced for tile Nobility Articles, they have - just receivA a parcel of each in i'tts of - variou s mitts, regular StipplieS'of which Rre pareil in the greatest periiiciion,-- will, as in comm. SeitSons, • Cotitiiitie to .arriv;! constantly, fresh, at their Italian and O i i - 1 WArel li ) tise. Nu. 76. New Ronal-street. Recently import. ti e a small titiantny bt . - real Bologna SauSages tied Puddings V°- the finest flavour, new Rein Doer Tongues. CapQrs, An. i i.3 „ v ' L" ' ()li vtN. Mangoes Mat;coronieg, wadi various. uther,, iliate: lg u t s l e E o 4t " le s., Stilton' elie g . s e.- in proper order for itfirno r exportation. , . SECO ND LOTTERY for tgo3: () •. alid Co. Stock- Brokers, at their Oki atal SHA k tric ' 14 °. 11. POULTRY, are selling TICKETS E of the above hotiery, to begin Drawing 06211 e, January m em FORTUNATE TICKETS. . No. 226, n Prizeof Ten Tiousand Puunds—No. 11,599, a Prize of PiveThotiund Poondi—No. 20,4j0. 'a Prize ot ive • pousand Pontids—No. 4 1.6q6, a Prize of Two Thousand • Ini ds --4 110.;... tc y z ;In d . 2 ,,. 915 . both Prizes of One Thou and p ounds and . lif •)ther great atillunt have been 'abated —l , ; at thlsOttierlince November last. ( T rimz•rct W. , ‘I.F.S REE . .. hcC NFIE id) Cu +.I)Fkand.BRASSCOMPANY's ritFMISES and ESTATES, at HOLYWELL , i n FLINTSHIR E. . . :' - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • _ -k Messrs. SKINNEI't, DYKE, anti Co. On Thursday the a,ph of Novemher, at Twelve, at Garra way.s, if, Four Lors, unlcss p,c,.. (nasty dispos'&l of by Pri vat& Contraa, of which propec Notice will he given, La r• A'Cajtal and i :0% (-1101 HRASS ROLLING tiff I. 1., capable of,working two Pair of Roll, three Battery Mills and Turning ifOuse, with a.; feet Fail of Water, with.every proper uniltimg for the convenience of a /3rass Matfuladory ; on excellent Agent's Iti 9 use and G ar . dens, and ten subsjantial pwelling-ho uscs for Workmen ent- Phled upon the Stre.:tn. • Lot 2. A most capital and powerful Copier Rolling Mill, With 'three large Whetis„ 'anti sufficiint room' for tour p a i r o f 11.olls,.three pair tow' fixed, four Furnaces, with 23 f eet loVall, o f Water, wirli a Refinery Warelious w and useful Build gs.,_ an Agent's House, an d ten su b stantial Dwelling-houses r an - , - Lot 3., Six Brass Meltinpliouses, four Fires in each .- Ca ;)vlamine Calcining H ou s e , w ith 'calcine,' 'Buddies mad drying e ,4 t a:Mill. with a pai r o f S tones and'a. pair of Roller s , I ' 4 n lour feet five inches Fail °Mater; Store-houses, Warr /louse, and Buildi ngs , and eleven subitantial Dwelling houses for Workmen ; likewise a I all of Water. ant 4 1 use, " 'alma 21 feta. thin may be separated flotn the other part, Witt roo nt for an exte ns i ve 44-I.ututactory. od .. 1 1 " 4. A ceiOnlodiotis Dw e lli ng -h ouse. called Grcenfield e, flow an fun, With Sta'ding anti Out-h u lidf ogs . and e, xcel lent wall e d Garden. 'file above Mills are part Free zi',ld and part Leasehold, and are worked by.i . ,ne of the most Powerful Streams of Water in the Kiripiont; possessirig the 80)guljtr advantage of nov s ;r being affected by Frosts, t loods, ; ,, f Proughts in the S ummer , ly i ng n ear the River Dec. 4cavjr Goods can be conveyed on board Vessels from 2S. to 04, 61. per ton, and being 4ituatett to 1 1 . 1C.neigilbOlitllood of Lead, Calamine, and Coal Mines, are very desirable for ear. , r3'ing on extensive ManufaCtories in tile Copper, Brass, •114, anti Iron plate Trade ; as iikoWiie for rolling of 1 4 , 4 40 : ::as Pap er , C,,tton, or Woollen ,M i l ls, as well as f o r asmert. Of purposes: . For furth er part i cu l ars, apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the Yllp'Zent, on the Preridoes; to Mr. 1.,1n i S tevens , C op p er " ice, Liverpool; or to Mews. Skiiiiier, Dyke, and Co. co .letsgata. s t reet. , OC I ET Y for Superseding the Necessity. of CI.. I M 111 NG/ BOYS, by encouraging a NEW M of SWEEP_ ING CHI NI NI ES, and for improving, the Condition of Children, and others employed by Chltbney Sweepers. London Cotter-house . Ott. 25, r3.)3. . T MEETING of the COMMITTEE of this.. SOCIETY, T. •J. ANG ERSTE' N, Esq. V. P. in the Chair ; It appearing to this Committee that the Alachine invented by Mr.,Sst A T, for cleansing Chimnies, :has been success fully used in a %cry great niajority encases, Itr.srit.veo, • • Thlt this Committee do recommend to the Public the adoption thereof, or of such other Mechanical AlerjlOtl, as may, on experiment.' prove still more etikacious tor Super seding the nse of Climhing Hoyt, • ' S 5t..% it' undertakes to Sweep Chimnies with the above. mentioned Machine at the usual iecs taken by the Trade, for which purpose Orders are taken in at Wo. • ts, Great 'Bell-alley, Coleman-street ; at Mr. SIVIAR T'ti Timber Yard, in Peates- plscc, Cani.lett Town ; and at Ordnance Wharf, Westminster Bridge. Tlte.Soetety is still open to. receive Models and Plans for mechanical means ,of sweeping Cilimeics, which, with all otIL centimmications, Must . be sent, addressed to: the Se cretary. , - Signed by 0 rrl s ;r of the Chairman,/ WILLIAM JONES, Set:retary. No, 6, Chapel-street, Islingtai. • S &Ist:6 ntions continue to be received by Messrs. Down and Co. Bartholomew-lane. • Messrs. Newtrharn, Everett, and Co. MansiOn-liouse - .. street. Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street. Messrs. Courts, and Co. sough Messrs. Drummond, CharineCross. • Messrs. Flanuriersley, and Co. Pall:Mali. Messrs. Birch, Chambers, and llobbs, Bond-Street. - And by Mr. W. Tooke, the Treasurer, No. to, Gray's. Inn-square. SOCIETY for the Relt..fol the RUPTURED POOR. Since thf commencement-of this -tr u ly use f u l I nst i tution, ,isoo the have been adtnittcd under the care of Mr. Turnbitll, received'eNsential benefit; i,t a great num_. her of instances a radical Cure has been accomplished. The A ppl icantshave!greatly exceeded the number of 5030. This 11ay was published, price as. the. Seventh Edition, with 'Additions, . - • • • • AFew General RULES arki INSTRUCTIONS,.: very necessary to be attended to by those of both Sexes, who are altheten with `it upT LI R ES. •By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A.M. Member of the' Royal College - . of Surgeons, Fellow of the Soc.,ety -of London - and Edinburgh, Surgeon .ro - Fasterit Dispensary, and to the Society for. the Relief of the Rupture,{ ' LOndon 'Whitson, St. Pattl'''Cirtsielt-•iard';' T. 800 Brouthstreet ; Murray and Flighloy, tArwt; and I. and A.. Arco, (7raceciturch street.. ft An attentive pertis the above Ptiblication is vat nestly recommended, not only .to those who are alliiacd wit this Cninpfaint, but to Nifithers, and those who are entrusted .with the care and Management 41Chilaren ; tor, by an early and sedtdOliS attention to the Disea.:e in the infant state, the happiest consequences arentd he ex peeled; and the very many inconveniences, and, frequently, the rat fatal etii:6lS, ark.: ing front 't he t)iseae in ail van.. cd front mg le wit{ be p revented. 41: ♦ In this Edition of the Manual is given a Description, Causes, snit iitiproieti Method of Treatmeot ot that Species of, Rupture, Prolapsus Atti ;' or, a I)e-seent of the Fundantent, which very frequently oriBinateg, from, iregicard N. B. The Trusses, kc, as recoil - mm.lM in this Publi cation, may be had at Itlr. Turnbull's, - who,bas removed to No. tr, Lud ? ..,ate-hill, where he may 1)4 consulted. Fl FTII, EDITION. • FVERV MAN HIS OWN BREW ER.and DISTILLER. To Famine:4, In nkeeper;, Butlers, on in.•wing curiou s Malt Liquors from Malt, Hops, and Water only ; London Porter, IstqWn Stout, &c. &c. •' lust published, price. zs. the Firtii Edition, with consi. &rabic. Improvements, ATREATISE •on the Nature'cif •BREWING tine, wholesome, brilliant, and hi h.fl:avoured Welsh Ales, equal to the first Burton, with Ettinhurfh, Oat and Scurvy-grass Alen and strong Dorchester Beers; London Por. ter, Brown - Stout, .&c. that Noblemen and Gentlemen so 'much admire with their cheese, oysters,..l.& and not such horrid trash that Brewers impose upon the Public ; and then the Porter can be brewed hi the Country as well a. in Lon_ don..;.,fiir the idea of "Tames Water is all a farce; with the making of lkaspberry, Alder, .and esteemed White Mlle Vinegars ; theca management of Wine and Beet*Tellars, so yeitnecessary to be known ; with Wines and all other Li. Atiors . ,.CoalS, ; and various Cheeses, in making them - rich and mellow for the tirst tables, though-of an interior quality. Like Wise, price half a the Third Edition of Ejlteen Capital Rcccipts, printed on tt thick --sheet of WQVC paper, tor Innkeepers, Publicans, tee. •to make their own fine Letitia» Cordial Gins (for no Still.. is required), Pep permint, Antilsecd,CarraWiy, Gin, and Wine sitters, Rata. Green and Yellow Usqucbaugh, wc, 'and all'madc - from the raw Malt Spirit ; with Diredlions how to purchase them, and so plain anti easy, that any capacity can make-therr4 and 'Oecome. their own Distiller ; .with the making of curious rich Rum and Brody, Shrubs, Orange and Cherry Brandy, sel. don known or:tasted ; Capillane, and all manner-of rich Cordials ; .and how to isnproVe their Ruin and Brandy ; all of Which will be a saving - Of at least is.. a gallon, and from dn. rise of Spirits, will lie-worthy of their notice. Salim London by ktith6vA, Bookseller, Mn. ill, In the Strand.; D.l;y4ertield, Berkeley-square ; • Mtnitgeridge Na z, in the Borough ; New,' near Aidgatu Church ; an d .9 Harris (late Newberry), corner of. St. Paul's Church-yar d ; , Thortip. son and Son, Nlanchester ; Pool and Son, Chester; Wood, Birmingham. ; Rolleston, Cmntry ; Murat; Bath ; tVat kitisi' Hereford ; Raikes, Gloucester; Daniel, Cartnarthen ; Bacon and - Stevenson, Norwich ; - Crewman and - Son, Exeter ; •Collins, - Salisbury ; Drury, Lincoln ; .jollie, Carlisle and Gregory, uPon.the Steine, 4righton: LARGE OFFICE.PrNS PECULIARLY WELL CUT. 'VHF ! evident" Advantage of. - liavirg • Writing well eutand well shaped to the Figtiws, anti of that true elastic - Mould, as Riiiea,,d Seasoned Quilts only are.eapable of answering, and beating that nke esaelness of Pont,is which a 'Clait ,nd opera Slit will render , iltvootli and line; as to write any kind of Hand 'With perlea freedom and pleasantness. .This circurnstanco must :not only be very con_ venicut, but truly interestin to..every - Persou In the habit of Writing ; great pains have been taken toscicela proper Stock of Prime Qualified and Seasoned Quills fie this purpose, in order to remove the evil of had Pens, so justly arid universally complained ()fin this Couutiy. - Made and sold - by . E. WillianiqStieeessor to Mr. - 13Iamire), Stationer to the Duke and Dutoltess of Yorks 's/9- - I it Sitold, London. • N. B. Old Pens ntondod, cut madt ai SC TY Speedily will be. published, In One Volume, livo, price in boards 75. A COMPANION, and USEFUL GUIDE to the 13E1'1011LS in the WESTERN HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND, and in the HEI3RIO4.S. To which is - added, a Description of Part of the Main Land of Scotland, urpt of the Isles of Mull, Ulya,'Statra, Tirii, Eigg, Skye, kaza , and Scalp:. • . the Ikon. Mrs. MORRA Y, of Kensington. ' Sold by G. And W. Nicol, Booksellert to His Majesty, and by Dell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. This Day were published, price 3s• D EJ'LEXIONs on the INVASION of GREAT lA_ BRITAIN by the Fit E ARMIES . otithe Mode of Delonce; and on the useful Application of the National Levles. London : Sold by T. Cadell and W.-Davies, Strand ; Knott and I.lt,yd, ; all other Booksellcri. This Day was published, price ts. • THE SI WATION, . the PROSPECTS, :and the DOTI ES or BRI TONS, in the present Crisis of Alarm and Danger, represented in a Discourse delivered on the Fast Day to the Unitarian Congrc4ation at Hackney. By THOMAS 8E1.,311AM. .Prietted for J . lohnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Day was published, price ty., . AN AN l IDOTE to the ALARM of INVA. SIGN : A DISCOURSE delivered at the Me'eting- Hbose in the Old Jewry, on Wednesday October 19, 11303. Being the day appointed tur a General Fast. , 13v ABRAHAM REES, D. I). F. R. S. 'Editor of the NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. Primed for J. N. Longman, .and 0. Rees, No. 39, Paternos— ter-rOW. In the Ness' and speedily' will be published, • - ihe saline Author, A Volume of Sermons, on Miscellaneous Sub;eas. • , •This Day was published, In Ottayo, Price 2s. stitheq, A REPLY to the TWO•ANSWERS to a Pam. • plikt..ntided , 4 The QUe$111)11, Why do weg6 to War tempera:ely dkcus'sed a,:cording to the Official Correspon dence:" one called . , The Reason Why. I the other, Observit dons. , London z. Printed for Janes Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster-. row ; where may he had, the Second Edition of the Question, price ts. A hot 'Vol and - 11. tit a Splendid Edition of UnineS England, with i6o Engravini;.s. 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Illustrated with 16 Plates. primed on fine Raper, in Sy°. rice its. boards, in 4to, price 11. 4s. boards, rrilh ASIATIC RESEARCEIRS; .or, Transac. tions of the Society instituted in Bengal, for inquiring the history and Antiqunies, the Arts, Sciences, and Li ter4ture, of Asia. Volume V 1). 'Printed verbAtim from the Calcutta Edition Printed for,Vernor and Hood, Cuthell and Ma tin, J Wal. her, L ongman and Kees, R. Lea, Lackington, Allen and Co. o rr id 4o 3 , ; ,i Son, R. Itaultkr, Scatcherd and I.ctoman, and 1. Asperne; and sold by W. (ones * , Bookseller, No. ,s 6, Calala.street, Liverpool. To IVILLIAM BRODUM, M.D. Author of " The Guide to Old Age." WHEN an. individual has experienced any par. titular mark of kindness, in which his welfare and happiness have been considerably protnoted, nothing is more Natural th3n to 6,!1:1, it the person by whom we have been served, for the of expressing our grateful sense of the fiivotar bestoWed. But, in casct of health, when: we have i been recovoi„;,t from the last•ttcplorable stage of debilitated iirc, and restored to the full enjoy rn.mt or all the various blessings of life, we are forcibly called on by every consi deration, to acknuwlct4e it In the Most public 'twiner.. We owe this equally to oiu own feelings, which must be sensibly. • awakened on the occasion, to th e skill And talent's of the Doc tor, ~vhich merit every encomium, and to the public at.large, in order thia inn,c who may stand in need °tsarina; benefits, may know wlivre to receive them. Having made theae nerd obwrvations, I shall proceed to state the particular case that has occiaioheti them, and to I,y before the Public the sa lutary to eta that I have expeitenced under tho greatest amicti ons that ta n possibly frfsi us. I was born and educated at W itichester,tuid at scventjen yearsof ago went to tho Uni versity at t 4tord. Prior to my leaving Win‘hester, a n d rnor; Paftiettharly at College,' I was reduced to the most grievous state, by tile horrid and unnatural practices too in cident to youth, and which ate not more baneful to our health, than sictul in thocye or God. 1 %vas at first ;laded with - a dimness of sight, a %vcakness in my loins , and a de pression of spirits. In this situation I applied to Baron We.nzel. the Loma Oculist, who intOrmed m e it procecded front the optic nerves. I ter some time followed his advice; tilPone day returning from shooting, I %t as se i ze d w i t h a in titanbit:Ss my liml4 to smli a degree, as to lead me to cooclupe :ILA I should eutir4l r lose the use of them. This indtt4;,iiic to put myself drukr . the hands of Dr. W. of Oa ford; 'hits nvitiler nis aid, nor the waters at Bath, which Rho: I visit e d, a:rink:l inc the m least relief ; y sprits at length were so seriously depressed with violent pidpitations of the heart, tu l d my flo3ll so much d.:cayed, that I became incre iil:eicton. ()Nerving, .however, in the Bath Plspers,. a I)4bl:cation by Dr. Ise , ,Aurn, intitulrri , " A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to I 2.laiecty, I was induced to peruse tit.; Same, when I fortunately discovered the complaint I had - so long lieboured under. " lhavethc happiness to acld, that by following the ad vice-G4litaitted thc.',ars, and going through a.eomplere eotayse of I)r Brodum's lavalonhh . .-14crvotis Cdrtrial, 1 am now, thavir Ileaven, perfeCtiv recovered, and as well as ever I was in iny " I have since quitted the University' , and am going to ester into the holy ,tate ol . notrititony, W i rth a determination nevia to h e " A G %tide to Old Age;'' and, at the Sar i: Ihne, I it tot' duty' to advise a your Merl i -, as a perusal or this catellent book may I Y revt.,t; antictedfrom being precipitated headlong to An untimely which, but tin Dr. Brodum, would roost inevitably nave been . " 131(, yOtiep, &c. Ol/14.!, "A. ii. M. A." The lit; l'A VI CA I. SYRUP -troul NERVOUS COR. Df AI„ to be hail at the IY4Clors Haus; No. g, Albion. b.trect, seven d ru i rs Inuit" the Levetiart Museum, Black. i art.llijd e, ,in Baulks, at ii. 25. .1 IS dud. end cs. i i. Also of Cohtini. Nu. 4z, Cufilhill IZOOttit 2114.1 Cu. (late ba con), NO. I SO , OXIOnt- 60:0 ROYat Exchange ; E. corner of. Sr. Patti's Church-yard; Bonito!), Royal L'Actiange; Wirtters's Cockell'3) Medicine Ware house, No. 2-1 9 , Sum*, Ten)lllC.Wr aell IC by most Book. gib and Alettiiiing Vt.:Wm ill LIU a tarry iigdant cliEsr-OFFICE, • 03. 24,it03. : 1.• NOTICE is bereb . x . u:orit .m uu try melt :be GREENII I ICII(hum Ci.u.utbam )Cll ES r 1;1,7 ER.S, Yuill Como:owe sit ibis gm 411,),%1.7 Ike :6th do 1 December vext Al! Pe;rtionerstieslroirt of Aiou'lnktkeir rata rroviited,'are tignify the Jame'4,' Leifer, aid are , Mose Jr? dfrceht 10 *attn.,' tvlecfsur/owin 4 Regalat;orz:: • . date their Livers from the plaice ,ancl County ih which they respeCtively reside, such further directtivs as may he ueet:iisary to easitre a Letter reaching them frciat this Office. • zd, 'rte expicss the vear and nam: or the Ship- in which they severally received the Hurt or Woad for ‘ifltich tb.k were admitted as Pensioners to tie; Chest ohe am ia ) aninunt-01-Peniion, and the number ur 'mintier* insertcd nit the Pension Certificate. 3d, The mine of tlio. tte:trest Town to theM from whenCe it is most convenient to. it44.:ivel their Town luving a Reeetvel • -atateral of for me C 'too. ty, Collortor of the Ctistums, a Cu/le c tor thu Luise, or Clerk of tint ChiN:ytte. • 4th, To address their LetterS—" 'Co the lair ors of ti c Chest - at t;rcenwich s ." or "To Me . c.:wvii iritt cif the ;..:itC..t at Greenwich;" And tts obstu . . that sll Luttcr:s .or • ageS, utlierwisoeiirczte , ,..l, will 44 Ch.tripit with Post*, ..tni not re,:ety e„1, at ft !Ai" U Wet: " • 4i-coltirtittid of the DireCtors . NPL, I.I"C'E BAROMETERS. VAjfi tk E .n N t v!etiins of this fashionable medical hydra may not inaptly be st) Live Ba rometers, as :hey . lirevel I ut wea iheras tor iriirpose. A liticzal use of decoctir . .ll of wools, ikc is or;. n rceummendO, to countend t 4r this subtle itcui:::, / but copious libatiOns o f an y liquidS•tilat are not hit rliy it r;~ t - ious, unquestionably debilitate the atom , •iv ,e to multitudinous sytnptnnis of hypochondria and dy5,.) , .!2 . The Prnprietor,_ thercture, of I) P. t. N (Ps V lip ET ;ik PILLS, informs . Medical Merl, Who, arc not 00. successful formulx, that in cases where a decocli,it : s has any prospea 'of success, the Vegetable P:lts lnay ha ministered , with tenfold advantage, as dissolve- in tiie stomach, blend with the rood, anti gradually per - VA:lei:re cir culating fluids, correaing in their paSsage any deviation from a state of cotiValeiCenCe • in short, they may beireired on as the most,convcnient,sa.k. and most powerful alterati v e L'u rifler and Sweete ne r o f the Llood, rcquiring.no c,orditieiri4St. or-restraint in din. • Those whose. Constitutions have been impaired by Me. pro- , fuse or injudiciousadministr.c.iun of le,reury, would consult thcir.. own health • and comfort by commencing a course of De Velou's fills immediately; for if its activity be not sul4- clued herne severe - we4thcrisets in, excruciating rheumatic pains in the limbs, or alarming disorders bf the Wogs, will succeed obstructed perspiration... • . Numerous instances of tlitrsurecsk of De 'Velnoys Pills in . the Cur:.: of Scurvy, Scrophirla, .Scorbutic Eruptions,. le proSy, &c. have been repeatedly published, and Corroburatvd by persons of rank, ,Character, and respectability ; Ureic must be supposed to have their due weight, and supersede the cvisity of any further comment front the Proprietor ; yet he pr.:•suines to .assert, that the real merits or this • Vegetablc Preparation- will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly in its own recommendation titan any thing, which can be said of it. Sold in boxes, price 4s. 6d. or six boxes in one, price za s .. by the Proprietor, - a regular bred Sur4eon, at his Warehouse, No. 76, o*rd-street, opp isite the Vantheon ; also - by Tint, Royal Exchange , Ward, N0.•324, ; Shaw .ind Wards, No. 66, Sr. i Paul's Colinrch.yarci ; airhy every re« spedtable Vender of Medici nes t h roug h out then in gdont. GOVERNMENT -SECURITY AGAINST COUN: TERFEI TS. None are Genuine, without • hying " SArAL. Sot.mtorii Liverpool," engraved in the Staim,i : and Ten Pounds R. Ward, for'rvery Bottle soli withput a StantiC, to be paid on convielion, under Aet of L'Arli;iment, the od Geo. ILI. .Ch. tb, before Any j ustice of the Peace. YOUTH of either Sex, who hav e prattised a se. act and c'artrteiive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weak. ened, and debilitated the whole Nervous System, will tibti the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD the•most . powerful, certain, and, caectual Restorative. This Cordi4l has heed uncommOrtly successful with young People who have qv: appearance and air of old age ; who . are become pale, effe minate, benumbed, stupid,' and even imbecile ; whose bo dies are become bent, whose legs are no lowqr scarcely able to carry them 4 who have art.ut ter distaste for every thing, and arc totally inuapacitated. Where the Stomach is Ire. dquently stiordered, the Body is we a ke ne d ;. paleness, bodily ecay, and enniciation, succeed this most destructive habit, and the Eyes saint into the head: . 'nits Ctrdrat Halm has universally established ira reswativo efficacy, and rnay be justly enumerated amongst the foremwst of tiobe nappy dis. coverfes which medical research has procured as the °tossing of the human race, and greatest counteradive to huntini ifu. _ _ 1 A Savingof Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Half. u.Guinea each ; there arc also Bottles, price 3/4 cmir,4in— ing equal to tour Bottles at 104, 6d. by which the Patient saves 9s. including also the Duty ; the Stantp of which bears the .1) roprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Li verpool," to imitate which is telo; . ,y. N. B. The Postage of all Lettcrs must be paid, and a tee enclosed tor advice, The . COrdial Bairn of Gilead, A nti.l mpetiiines, and Ab. ater gc nt Lotion, and-". Guide to llealtlW are .Sold E by ken-matt, liaminirgh ; lt., Bach, Peter. s frect, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bid& ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir mingham, , Knott and Lloyd ; Lic.iford, Stnith ; Diandront. Simmons ; Bury St, Edruuntr3, I)Mgle ; Cheltenham, 'o 1. don ; Cambridge, tiodgs , ;n ; Coventry,:ltollason ;`Coli.lies. ter; Keymer ; • Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, loll ic; Chatham, Etheringt on ; (. 7 iiintsforti, Chit:liar ; Chester, tinol and Soo ;,Chidtester, 1'1)111100n ; Cirencester, S m i t h ; Chippenharn, Combs 1. Dublin, Dirgdale, No. ', Exchange.. cutlet; Derby, Drewry; IJi. ham, Pennington ; Dover, NeitieS ; POVijvs Lowe ;. Dorcnester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, is cksun ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge Exeter, Trewm All .:11(1 Si)11 ; 1 : 411i1OUth ; E t lita ; Giouces ter,, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, M‘l'hinald ; Liverpool, Cass,. druggist ; Leeds, lions, •Ilolnics ; Lincoln,' Drirty ; Lytii:, Headley , Leicester, Gregtary, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pat ; Man. chest r, Thompson ; Margate,' Rowe. ; Maidstone,. %Valkbr ; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller,. Atlee ; New. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; NOrthanipkon, Di c ey ; Notting ham, BUrbage; Norwich, Stevenson and 'Co. ; o i3 x a t ie td r Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Rowland; Portsmouth, Det ain; •lteading, Smarr and Co. ; ltocheget Erlie,ingtott; Pte.stou, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eildur.'os ; 'Sbuthampton, Star - hint, Miirgan ; StatniOrd, Newcomb ;- Sunderland, Bray; Saheb, w, Collins ;, Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole; Tunbrage, Wt 11.4, Sprange ; Wen s Evil' t •we v „, o „ t h . W.,od i %%Incisor ' Mak:voice ; - anti by all Vender s of Genuin e Medicines in f heUnitcd Kingdom. Of wheal may he had. a itc‘.v Editiin. being nearly Three I lundred Pages price only 24.• SOLUtidoN'S GUI LE Or advice to 'both sexes,' art female diam R es, Nervous, v_ pochuuttriac i and (..0111turtiptivt: Co m plaints. this It no k I s reconlniChtitsd tot young, men and boys ; has been th e i ll b ouroi , many years eliprience aud obserNml.na on - the calamitous consequencefer a secret and dearuCtive vice. "16 which is added an Essa,fon diseases incident to females, and 4i7 Ap. pencils on the subjeit of a solitary and destructive vice ; also an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tutor s , an d those who have the care anti education at vottili. L. ilzewist advice for, Bubb% explaiiiirw, the nitwit of treatment, in the dillre,,tt stages of the Scurvy, Leproay,,King's Evil, Gent, khe u . matism, am! Venereal Disea,c; cairt.ons to young pein h ,., „r the danger of improper conne,NlOns or im proper treatment. se t _ rr Tim altazing gals al this ilOok is the but °ravioli ,of its vast titilit). NEW MUSId. • .just published by Brodcrip and Wilkinson, No. 13, Hay market, London, TERKEL's THREE .SONATAS, Op. 37, price 1.3 7s. 6,1. Betthoven's Three Sonatas, Op. 2, price Ss, Ditto Trios, No.' t, and 3, price each 45. Ditto Three So natas, Op. ta, price tab. 6d. Le Lange. a„Sonata, by L. Voir Each, price 35. Nlarsellois Nlarc , . as a Dip, by L. Von Each, price 6.1. Mencke's price a.i. 6d. Dizi's I Lirp Sonata'. prke 45. Ni Merelie's lfetites.Pleees. price 4'. Ode to the G lee Club, by Ntr. Greornbridge, price as. 6d. Six Ballads, dedicated to the Right Hon. r Lady Petre, by I. K. Ansel!, price y.. A Convivial Glee, by ditto, price as 6.1. The British Navy, a Glee. by S. WeblV, price 23 . 64 . A Gland Sonata. by I. Nipple, price 45. • Three Sonatas, by ditto, price Ss. • Viotti's Pas tie Trois, price is. 6d. rm. prompto Duo, by S. Von Each, price is. La Colornbete . trouvee,' price is. .6d. - Where may be had, their Patent Piano Fortes with addl. rional Keys.