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~' ~ • VIV'T , ~ ' • _ . • - / - . . '.••••,... 4, ''' ' . , _— "t 4 . : i i l t qi' . 1 s • - ' • s 4. "•;.,..., • ' ' , 177 -r -V T -44. ''' , ;,17.." , 1 . 1-:;„,... A . 'i ..", , , . -„. • :,.. : ~.., 1 . 4 •<:,- : -.. _ ' ',' , ~Z «e • ''''' . 4 1 , q itg t.., . ~.•.' , ' - - --- s ~:x . _ ~ ;a ~ ~. ~;: 1 . I s" -.y;. rrl p ' i • IV \i_l~,pr~ ~~~,,~. . \ ~ %pe [PRICE SIXPF,NCE-TIALZMENNY. ~ I.' is ~~'r GENERAL PyiT-OFFICE; Sept. 17, 1814. . 1 . Statute 3 9 Geo. 111 . cap. 7G,• called (the - Ship Letter Act) the Postmaster General was autho rized to receive LetterS directed to places within the King's Dominions, and to Countries 'hey4nd the Seas, and to for- I.ward. them by any Vessels (although not Packet Boats) and to take a ltate•of one-half of the Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. This Day was published, Ia Four Volumes, 12mo. price. 11. 4s. boards, A few Copies only now left on Sale, of OLOMON'S GUIDE to II EALTI-L; Three Shillings; being a Treatise bn Female I . 7lseoses, Ner, roas an.: Ilyimellt B !riac Complaints ; alstr Geacrai -on thwie w:th which the Human 13,11 v is nucit tre, quetitly atilictett, and ltemedies most properly adapted, toe each respective cimiplaint. Sold by Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand - ; Sherwood, Neely, anti Jones, l'..ttertioster-t ; and all Booksellers, • . . ,ItECLUSIIi OF NORWAY. • .111. By. Miss ANNA MARIA PORTEK. Printed •for 1.0.-Awan, Hurst, Revs, Orme, and Brown, l'Aternoiter-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond= street. , . Of whom mai' be had, by the same Author, 1. The flon4.7irian Rrotherq. in 3 vote. 19.in0; the 3d edi tiop, price, (id. hoards. I: (2. Don gt!iaitiati, or the House of Braganza. An Hist°- rival Romance, in 4 vole. Unto. price 11- Is. boards. • 3. BVTI ituniatr.; &C. it) 12teo price is: boards. e And 'by the same Act the Postmaster-Geheral wasautho.- rized to take a Rate of postage of 4d. a single Letter, and so in Proportion for Letters brtiught by Ships other than by Packet Boats, under certain Regulations from PlaceS Abroad into Great Britain. This Day was published, A new Edition, price Five Shillings, illustrated. with Cases,, • • APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL . DISEAsE and its conseiineuc!:s, ;is Strictur , s, Gleets ? Practical Observation; on Tales Dorsalis, M 'zeal Dis charges, This Day ,was published, in J Imo. price 45. boar.,ls., IF .ETTERS train a LADY to her SISTER, awing a Tour tu Paris, in the Months of• April ana May, 1514. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterobster-ruw ; and at the It. itish Gallery, 54, New 'Bond street. • ,i,; , ,;`'~' , ~ -''~~~.s The iirst Clause in the above Act continues in 'force :—But By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. Late of the United Ilmspitals of St. Thomas's and 'Guy's. . Printed hit- Messrs. Highlev, 2 Fleet-street, 1 oudow. Where may he had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new and iae cessful' Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price ss. to' c ,e 0 ,cll, ;I , ~,, liOr' co ~„ . v. to s ' c • ' 11 • • h ' T IN AND CABINff PIANO-FORTE. OLD • capital BARREL-ORGAN, k4 .4 e, ; ;"114. t , .•ANO-FORTE, the property of a Gen 111NLft,i,14) the r•--it; ' the Ilarrel Organ has a 41,. t.r k1 e, vt an o,, s ,, en f eet hi g h, six stops, drum, Ohlys Waltzes. Dances, &v. • 4 4 *•••• 'll;;rches, &c; for 45 Quil , •,as,• 1 11.i as i , r;ttinea, as good as new; shop "" Nl'atten'z No. 5, LeiCcstcr-placg, s-r,.„ii , ..,,, ATE LOTTERY, of 6,0p0 to 0 ,-,r,,,,,, ; , Ain .1... ,U...i. DRAWN on SATURDAY tO, -ti)tl‘'er:tin this Sing - 4:11;4r lotterY nre sire of gaits -111,11,S,I.:24;,Co()Z. c l ) '''in.T.' NO BLANKS.—Scheme contains 5 t ,,15 t ',1.t, 5. 41 ( i,., , . - ,;"• 11 . 1.00•'1!. 5C.11}. &c, ST. ki : , kril i t,,,''' '''' annl SHARES are selling, pursuant '''Cli) - L 5 •l ii,," ,i)y f -4 .v..riiment to lIRA.NScOMII and " I tt r 4 ' , - " 4, 1I01?N'T.1 I.RS (the Owner tionse;, who * elr ' " 5 4 1 001 . .. . i 0001 500' &c &c • in' r Ni on . • screra. o 1, . ... • • . ts, • 40D,„ Tt it C Sli ~. I "4t i t i 1 111 Y ~,I 311(1 TO Stock-brokers, oc k - btoke r , respect-' , tr t ) N 1 4%,'"7 41 t the l' . 111 ' 1:c, that- the STATE -.LOT ypri '"ilt4i,,aliing on s SA ' TURD - ..A.Y NEXT. 11:e r QO/1 1 ,„'Y V P tizeS of 00.4)101. 2.0001. 1,0001..,',001. N'ig iii -NjAy'e . l 4et will be entitls,l to s".—gin the last Lol ftS44,N.ll,,,"•Sha 4111 Co. soared Three Cititital Priz , s, in 'i• N„.lvt, rt :'; also, in the preriolls'Lott:-;•ies, Three 4 , X t ( 4 4 1 0,0•".ol. nn- of 1,0!101. 'owl Si'x of 5001. kriti t '' 2 4, ~, : ) 1,1 iit their old-estarsii•liea State Lottery qtli ,- t v r is hill.•—`,`reers, by l'isst or Carrier, exe -4"4 dispateh. 1 1; ti r t I — ~, •11•'',. s k „L, 5 I *- -, RY of 6,000 TICKETS.. No 1 'uct o c"i l to be dra w n i n One Day, NEXT SA ~ • er I '• '. ''lf • SCHF,NIE. f , „:•••,.1* •4• • /..20,000 it• ~, • • .... ' •" • • .2,„f10w 2,4)00 o''.,. • • ... • ' .. • . 1,(.o() . :0100 R '',)••• •.• • . • . •• ' • • 500 1,500 \., • •• • • • '• • - 100 1,2:10 . . , t,, •., • ' '.. • • ..... 50 • 1"0 20 2,000 ti •• • •••• " • • ~ 4. 1 . ••• • • . -.- wi t - .4, • t)k b N • "1 •i 4• 0 11,1 STY , L .60 ,O . 00 1 4 tk.' 11, :` , ~; ‘ , lll E S arc selling br RICHARDSON, Its 'ti k ' ' (* or . '" c Contractors foi . the Lottery, at their . "t s It, 'ler N } , i w, ; of Bank-bnildings, Cornhill, ..aild facing ) tt ci t , : 0 ', ,liaring-cross , l ioiir,r ‘ . 1 . the Golowing CAPITAL PRIZES in the Last I l ; : t l . ...? ‘ . b . i . el ., f itiiiiii...ddr aw i ng 17th September: . ... .L. 10,000 , 1(, 9.; ...... ...................... . ..* .• • ........................... 5,4)06 .•• i • ........................... 1,000 1 ., •1 Thirty-six Shares. '41,1 1 ., . ,________ t, k• t, '' , 4:r I hkvi ri , . t.sH.rrsn,: DEATH OF TnousAN.Ds. . I.llt" ei ,, dec _l • L v r p RESTORLD I , ; i S its , . e l .. * l tte il i tt i n , d te i n n t i k p r rt s ) . pei ) treated l f, y Mae - - 1.,: ° t14 k 111 ; k , t ` • ,Iti: ( ~'( )()P ER anti Co. Surgeons, Clow' k , 4 ' l , 0 1 } iitt-,r'i`", Bl ackfriars'-road, adjoiniug Rowia i ud ii' 1 4.,N, i . 41 1 vi,, t : t g;io Years regular practice} can . aver t ''' t It; ' i h '' , l 3 . tre w} 'fli s' yearly to a Certain. Ctrinplaint, owing ti c ii; Il i : vit,i, i i i l lent by illiterate Men, which hare caused i} } ti } ,t l } , t sl glit, , ° ell - es on the head, face, and body, dun -1,4,4 ii 0.4 '..11 } , t i e ( 4 )1e in the ears, deafness, strictures,. ob . - Ni t 't kv ,7 , l f„as i t : ‘ , 0 the shin-bones, 'ulcerated sore . t1 . 0 . ....i., 4. 11 h 4 ' 4 11y treat "le head and limbs, (frequently iiiis.a.,en N t 4ti n. t,,,ed as Rile —u - ttisin)• at last Dropsy en ti , t ,,i, f ,, ,, tr, } l b ews. . u. t . , li,h t th e bi a b . !lay, and decay, of the co . ustit . uti , on, 1,.. ' , e, N. (e bah,. ItLADFUL DISEASE lurking In the j:0p.„.%1N, 'ilop,,'°l.er use of mercery ii,1:1;,11,.,itd(?4,t1',1:,,kt.id.. Co. have bcen - * regularly . bred to t , lie . I ''i 4 I), ar ' i e Xl)elienc • ' Mit, a bove disorders am Titctl,, 4 )4, e Niel } ~. • 1 m 'll •. , e of Stir it.s ti. II } 4titi ~..)( lb ot the lloyal CL... ~ , - and it is gratifying to the! i ' l ity 4 sl;':% t r '':; = l e .l t.heyi have ' resened v'ery . many . of , t .. beir 104, , ' l l 14, ',.he• above dreadful disortleis ter 1 ' 1 4 4 I: 41 C 314t Qs had failetl7, which hundreds can ii i ‘', tl}r ) er r , , Ot l 'kt .. t ) ," . . .}: 11 ". "!. are consulted daily from ten till y ,t i %! itt - t 11}}taii! conti tientially ; or by letters, post-paid; !ti t ti‘, }l ti i ,",,i} }l „ ..,v.} when medicines and the best advice t . ti!;1:1;', , yl L . E,',.: 4 't of h e to}vu or emintry.. V- • } . ," t 't 4 - 1 4 , d ill „,P "' 1 I'ISTUI.-1 cured without Burning N•it t 'lle - "Ili"' "'e wh o i. I -' - i • tite r most disti•ess s • 1 ; ,. lily ( t _ A >our uni.er .... . .. .. ... • 41 i ,„. titi,,,t,;.-.'ovi whatever cause, Ishuthei• pit mit. • . a pt 4, l ' ; ;IN ' Sk:) need .not tl..sp;..ir, if tile) },•,, , q} . 1) . , to ~, `iit.q 1.,(•.°•, Clia rlotte-;itriet, Blackfriar, ' 1 u4(1) ' 4144 c.ba 1. . . • Pe - By an Act passed In the last Session of Parliament, 54,Ge0. 111. cap. 169, the above Bate of Postage of 4d. a single Let ter wili 'cease on and from the 10th October, 1814; and a Rate of nd. a single Letts r, and so on in Pro . portion on double, treble, and ounce Letters, will become payable in lien thereof, in Addition to any Inland Postage which may arise upon the Internal Conveyance of the Letters. And the same. Act contains the following . Regulations', V)7.:- Ship betters Tray be forwarded by the Parties-theinseir6s, The Postmaster-General shall receive Letters di rected to Places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Kingdoms . and Countries beyond the Se: s, front Persons who may be desirols to forward then themselVe3*upon Pay ment of a third of the Packet Rates, and shall' mark the Postage Mid return 'the Letters to:the Persons, who may forwiird them by any Vessels, not being Packet Boats, with out Penalty. tiret. a. • . Persons License d tQcollect Letters. Sect. 4. And the POstinaster-Genetal shall • and may Li cense Persons to collect Letters is he sr) forwarded:upon Pay ment of the aforesaid Rates, so as such licensed Persons shall previously briiig the Letters , to a Post-Otlice and pay the Itates,—an/ ail coffee-lionse Keepers, Brokers, and others de:iro , s of collecting Leiters at their Houses, are hereby required to apply to, the General Post-Office,. in Lombard street', or to the several Postmasters at the Out /suits, for tire sail Licencos, whickwill be delivered to them free of any Charge whalcctr. -Is - eats. in the King's Dothinions and Countries beyond the Seas.- - " • Sect. 5. For the Seen. ity. of Letters coming to Great Bri tain, and to place theM tintkr theOpration of this Act,•Secr. 5 and 0, the Postmaster-General is to authorise Persons Abroad to collect Letters from Masters of Ships and Others, and to malty thsan 'up in sealed. Bags or Parcels addressed to th e p o st mas ter Gener:tl, pntt log into the said Bags or Parcels Certificate of the Number of Letters contained• in the saute, aid an Impiession of the Seal which shall be usetl, and the Date whe - n scaled, anti for their Care and Trouble the :tilts tie : , ags of Parcels shall be confided ,t!a* Cmir vevanee to Great Britain, shall pay to such authorized Per son at the Rev of as. liriti.sh Money, for ev;..ry Letters, anti so in proportion for a greater or lesser Nomber. The Packet Agents toe DepOties to the Past waster General in the King's Dominions, or Cpuntries beyond tint Sias ; Prl,:lnit.StrS; his Maiesty'S Consuls, or Vice•Consils, or where tltere are au. Public °dicers, of-these. Deset iptions, any other Public Odicers or respectable Person will be autho rised by the Postmaster General to makeup Bags and Parcels of Letters iii the manner before deicribed. • Masters of Ships Sect. 6. Are to pay :is el!)ore for the Bags entrusted to them, and on delivering the same in a perfect State at. airy Postilice in Great nritain, will he repaid by the Postmaster the :lam of Money which they shall have so advanced, and also for their OM:Care and Troulde the Sum of Twolienee, per Letter for every Letter•or Packet contained in such Bags or Parcels.. • If any \Liter shall open any Bag or Parcel en trusted to 'hint, or take out any Letter, or not duly deliver the Bag with Vie Letters at. tht—Bist Otlice, of Cie Place where he shall arrive, without wilful or unavoidahlt Delay, every ter shall forfeit and pay 5110!. ' Sea. 11. The Masters arc reanitel on their Arrival in Port, to sign a Decliir,tion that they havt delivered all-Let ters .on board a...cording to the Act, and until such Decl:tra tion, the ci airy es are not to permit thy. Vessel to break Bulk, and every :•l aster is toils ne;lecting shall _forfeit 50!.. . . And respect to Lett . ers Prow Great. Britaio to Conn= tries abroad, .Nl4sters of Vessels are requireil to tale Notice, that if they shalt have on board any such Letter t.s.e.rpt the Letters of their Owners) neither inclotted in the sealect Hags. that will continue to he made up at the (i:neral Pi.st4)ltice, and at the Out Ports, our having the tillleiZMarit and Stamp, to denotg that a Rate of Postage•lia.s been. p4iA for the same of which Stamp Impressions are exhibited at every Pog-Of ii...u., stich Master shall as aforesaid forfeit the Sum of Five l'olittls for every Letter. AO tht , Odicery of the Customs are, under Ws Act, to administer an Oath to every . Masttr, that.he has not any Letters on hoard, contrary to. Law. 0,1;;:ers of the CuOwns Sect. 9. The' principal 'Oil - ie .- cis , Of Abe Cnstoins at every Port are required to search Shios for Lett , Jrs on board, con trAry to the Act, and7To seize tfieut,' and they are to he int i tlei to a Moiety of the•Pvitalties. • . Sect. Pi. Such Officers are required to administer an Oath to every Master ontw•ard hound,' that be hcs 'wit any Letters On bord whieli have not paid the Rates, not being the Letters of the"Oa•ncrs. ' ' A i)celaration is to lie signed by every Master arriving from ahroad, as explained in that part of this Advertisement imme diately tutdressed to tingn ; 'and until such Declaration the Officers are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and (See. P 2) if any Collector, Comptroller, or principal.Ofrlicce, berehy required to proti hit any ship or Vessel breaLing Bulk until the Provisions of this .Icf be compiled with, shall permit such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, such Collector, Comptrol ler, or Officer so permitting such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, shall forfeit or pay the Such of Twenty l'uuuds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to the Informer. • Merchants, Brokers, and the Public, Sect. 8. Will take notice, that if any Person whatsoever shall send any Letter or Packet by any Ship or Vessel of which he shall not' be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on' board or carry any Letter not being . the Letter of his Ownvi - s, -without.snch ollicial Mark thereon, the Person so offending shall forfeit and pay SI. for every such Letter or - Packet. - Sect. td. AnPerson who shall forge or counterfeit the Stain? Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put tpon the Letters by Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the Postage, will bag iiilty of a Misdemeanor. Sect: - 13. The several Pesalties of this Act to he recovered in any tourt of Record with full C.'ost:: ; a Moiety to be paid to the King, and the other to any Person.who will inform and sue for the same. • • Sect. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India Company nor their 1)i rectors, from sending and receiv ing from their Goswitc:eilts and Servants abroad, l'acktis, Letters; and Paperi relating• to I he•Ailltirs uf the Company, and• ,, ctheir (.4uverumentsai)road in the manner accustomed but all Letters that. arc not: the Letters Ltnd Packets of Ine•East , tutlia. Company, arc liable to the Rates wed Re gnl.nions of , this Act. Thi.; Act will be put in eNeention-at the General Post- Office, London, and at all r!tst tliEces in Great Britain, on the It h o f Octs,;wr, 1814 2 and in places abroad as suou as nay Im afterward 4. The Postmester r...• feral will feel it his Ditty to enforce Pay 'must of C;;L: Penaltici on every .Breach of the Law. . 1/) , Command of the Postmaster tieneral, fRANCIS FILLELING, Secretary. Whom also tuav be bad, A Voyagt: to the Isle of Elba. Tr.ptslated from the French ! of Mr. Arseune Thiebout de Beraeaud. Iu Bvo. price, 7s. (id: boards. • This Day was ptititi4hrd, In One Volume, 12mo. (the thi se:llitionj price 6s—boards, ii- Instratetl with Plates by Lowry, .•t , _ AFA :11..LIAR 1 NTRobuctioN to the L ARTS and SUENCES, fur the Use of .Schools and 'Young a gener,l Explication of the Fun dosnutal Principles and I , aes of the 'Self:tires, divided into Lessons, with Questions subjoined to each, fur the exawinit . tko of PupiS. By the Rev. 3. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Diniognes, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,. Pate.• noster-row. • " We do ant hesitate to recommend this as the most useful and satisfaetory epitono, of huntion knowledge, which has yet been published."—Anti-Jacobin let•. Nov. 1511. . • • ." Wetteem .Oursel ye, folly justided in recommending the volume to Parent, an,! Instructors, as containing' touch use,. fill nastier in a' cheap and convenient form."—Monthly Rev. Nov. 1811. AIIERNKI'HI"S SURGICAL WORKS. This Day was published-, in the Third Editibn, --•- boards, of URGICA I. OBSER:VATIONS on DISEA SES resintibling.SVPLllLlS, amt o: Diseases of the URE- THR.I. By .101 IN ABERNETHY', &c. &c. Assistant'Su • rgeun to tit. Bart holotnew's Hoep.tal, Teacher of - :'►natowv and Surgery. Printed for ; Longanan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brywn, Paternoster-row. Of whom why be had, by the same Author, • 1. Surgical Observations bu Local Diseases, svo. the Third Edition, price 7t. board;. . .. • Q. On Tuiouurs and on Lumber Abscesses, in.sro. price G. bOartis ' i• Ou Injuries of the Head, price 71. boards, 4. Aniitomical I.ccttires, in fivo. price 4s. bi. boards. TO TUTotts. Particnlarlydesigned ttra:iridgt!t he labours of th. First Furo4S. This Day was pithlisherl, price sheep, i 1 ANUAL of LATIN 11AM MAR.; in -1 i comhina+ the 'ancient Plan of Grammatical Institution, originally enjpined by Royal Authority, %rill) the Advantagesof modern linprorcnicitt. 't'o which are prefixed, some Prefatory Hints and Observations on the Nletli:als of cumnicnetn4 ana puriaing in Schools and by private Study. its JOHN PIT SMITH, Loud.: Pi-lilted for Gale, Curtis, inul Fenner, Paternos ter-row. • . 'chi, Manual, which will be found to contain every thing essential' n the venerable Common Grammar, the Eton La , tin Celan:tar. in its variaus, but still imper feet Editions— ' Ruddiman's Rudiments, Dr. Adams's, and the Port Royal -Latin Grammars, Limiting Many things that have been found only to fetter the attention and cl i the progress of the Pu pil, and which .bas been fina!y and carefully collated 'with every Latin Grammar extant,--may be with confidence re commended to the attention of Tutors and'Private Students, as materially facliita!ing the wholes business of early Tuition, and as 'lienig already received very high e 6 tracter and vn couragement.—A lila cal allowance' to Schools. TO THONIAS . T.IYI.OII, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street,London. Ho wRED Size, Edinburgh, March 18. Tr • _ _ BEG leave to i‘iform - yoli, that ever since the _ year 1790, 1 bad been atiiicted with. the Lues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine piescribcd by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses vet salivation, and twice dis charged from the Ho,rital with little relief, would appear tea be of the inost inveterite nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a hemi, as nearly to put a period to my exisitence—l had a 1ar , 41, ulcer on the crown of m a head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful outliner; myright was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state 'of ulceration for the, last seven years ; my left bad also two large males on it, was-very auch disroloured, and gave me such excKuciatio:: pain, partictilarly when warm in lied, as nearly to Ileffi cc ate of re; , t ;• in this lamentable state, I was "reeihameiol,:d lin Mr. J. Thodipson, (who received so great a, cure by them here), to take your Lcake's Patent Pi:;,, which I began toil() on the 21ith of May; in the course. of a fortnight 1 began to receive • bmietit--,in little 'mare than a month the ulcers on my head 'and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sore.? on my legs healed also; leaving, how : ever, considerable disaolouration the.skin; and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little , perseverance in your ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining- its t•atural hue, and • the nocturnal pains gradually going* tints became, by your iiberrl advice hod medicine, perfectly free from all my former-complaints--:bave recovered my „former spirits and strength, and am liEcome and fat, in which state having continued many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew ' me, I am at a loss in svh,at terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the !toml of ot!ter suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as po,-ible, as I.shAll on every mea t sion ; so . doing yott will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, " • 7 ALEX. MURKER. Swami's Close, High-street, •Eflinburgh. - Witnesses to the above cure:- - John" Thompson, NFo. 'New Poultry Market, 'Edinburg,. ; .lotto M'lntosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. • Prepared and Auld hy the sole Projirictor, TummAs TAY LOR, Member of tlie Royal Colle4e of ittrgettn•, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-stret t, London; whete, after a constant residence if wore than :38 years, in a practice parti •cularly dlrected to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidt-ntal to the Parts of Generation, with that inriolahle secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, be flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons tabing this Medic*, will be esteemed, b..' a discerning Public, as an advaCtage seldom attainable, a•;i1 void of ail tunhiguity. Also sold, by his aplicintment, for the convenience of those riving at a distan ce , a t th e P er f um e r ' s .'N o . 35, St. Alban s• • street, Pall-mall ; Tovshop, No. Mt, Oxford-street; Mr. Dishorough's, ; Mr. Baxter's, South ' bridge Edinhorgh ; Mr. M•Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mi. Calle:L:ll's, Dublin; and by oae person in giyery considerable town in Great 'Britain and Ireland, in hoses of, only 2s. 9d. eaca,stnniped, and sealed .up with full mist plain directions, whereby persons, of ea' hYr sex may cure themsch es with c ase, speed, secrecy, aud.safety. ;N. B. Every Lla:: sold .i Gieat-Britaiti is sealed up with a stamp, on.whieh, t'A.vour of thL‘ C o mmissioners, is printed, at the Stamp Oftic--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -street-- to imitate whialt is Feluny, and all others aru cOunterfcits. RUPTURES RADICALLY CURED. . . 11 ESSR.g: 'LANGFORD Mid removed from 37, Southampton-row, to No. 18, Keppel-street, Russel-square, inhere they pursue their.PßACnev. on ,HER HIA, feeling an innard Satisfaction at iwitig the tir,t, who have matured and promulgated their New Discovery for the Perfect Cure of this dreadful Comp;aint : 1 11:0:e numerous, Patients who have honoured them, has been universally satis fied; the greater part of whom have liven perfectly cured, in 10 days to a month, which fully proves its ellicaey. Superior Merit %vitt ever meet the Public Approbation. fik, R. FRE EMAN UTTA SA L UTA RSor a • Wfr M ost famous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glandular, and Cutaneous Disorthirs, Gleets, bottle or two will convince the patient of their salatary fleets; a few. bottles have effected a cure, after salivation and every other means have proved abortive, and even when the diorder has b een stand ing severed yeArs. No remedy can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient, than this, for such a.'s are obliged to go long ipurnies, or to Sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet ; and 40 yearA experience b)• 1)r. Freeman iii an extensive practice,'has proved itim less successful in tho,a debilitii.s which arise more frt,rn imprudence than a certain eause.---tii snub pationts it bolds out a never-failing, permit• nent,:and speedy relief Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapshle t , Corner of St. Paul's Chm.eh-yard, and most CouNtry -Medi cine Venders, in Bottles at ^_s.o:l. 4s. Cd. and eis.etich, with ample direct lens for each Sex. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD' INN, Snow-Hill, London,The best Accoinnuulatiou - for Travellers; iptO4.3eds, choice Liquors, and nrotierae Cliarges.. The following - Post Coaches, Coaches, &c. set out from - the Saracen's licad RIGHTON 'new elegant- Post Coach, lour Insides only, i.verr Morning' at nine o'clock, through Crawle . y, Ityegare, &c. . .EXE FEN, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falunutli, Dartmouth, "and Salishory," New Post Coabh every Mproing at - half past Six o'clock;•through Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, Bland ford, Bash:A..4olw, and kla4 - shot. BosToN, Spalding, Peterboroogh, Stilton and Himlin!..;- d 0), new RoYal Matit i:oach, sets ont e very Eva i ng.--,Coacties from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. 13A'FFI and, BRISTOL Flying Port-Coaches, through Chippenham, CAR., and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; orrir(,- at Mr. May's, the Greyhound luu, Ba'.'n, and the Lon don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. • LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rackinglialll, sets not every Morning at. Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides - only, and goes remarkable easy, with a Guard throughout. Prices through Stamford, 'Newark, action!, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden.tion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not withstandin the na o - cioninon Expedition of this C2mich, it is allowed 10 he time most agreeable and complete Pabtic Con veyance_on the North Road, being unequalled in acconmob dation by any other. • KENDAL, Lancaster, 'Preston, Kirhy-Lonsilule, Bolton, • Chorley, Orinsltirk, and - Garstang Yost-Coaches, every Alter nOon, at Five o'clock. 'Gnarled. GLASGOW, Lougtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, .Thimilfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sompilmar-Kiln, Canonici:, Kingswell, and ; z it Parts (if Scotland, Caniperdewn Coach fDaily; YORK, Newcastle and Elhiburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out evvry Morning;at haft - - past Six. o'clock,.by way of Newark, Ret ford, Tadeaster, Dar lington, Northallertim, thirham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from time length of the journey, !nay rest what time they please, au.l then pro ceed on withont any additional Fare. .1. Clark, time Mark Swan, Coney-street, YOrk, runs Coaches to 110. p• Scarborough, Wimitimy„ and other places. . . BRIDGENORTH and Walsal 'new Post-Coach, every Evening. . • _ _ _ I.II. 7 Lit.POOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning'. through Lutterwuith, iti h Cross,' }intake, AtherstOne; Tam Worth, Litchfield, Ullesthurp, KnuWord, Warrington, NurthaniptOn, and Dnustable. • CARLISLE, Penfith, and Whitehaven, Po3t-Coach, goes with Four iloi•ses, and st Ward all the way.. Passes thViongit Brough, Appleby, Geeatabridge, Richmond, C atertett, Boroughbridge, ‘Vetherliy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran; thaw (t.log nearest way by 18 Miles!, sets out every Murtilog, and performs' the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained nu the Road by business or pleasure., have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in tbc next. Coach. • . WAKEFIE,LD Post-Coach, every Mdrning, at half-past Six o'clock. . CHESTER, Newport, Whitchnrch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Nortliwich, and Middlewich, Pod-Coach, every Es-coing, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 1 - itrrn, new Coach, every Nlornim..; - , to the George Inn, Sonderiand. ' MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, tVellington and Shifinal, lost-Coach, the, Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every I:re:tine; at Five o'clock, Guarded. ' SHEFFIELD and Ritherhatn Post-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester; Alrcsford, and Alton Coach, every Evening - . BIRMINGHANI Mercury Yost Ciiach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birlitingii:ou next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford; Euston and shipstune, .to the Saracen's Head, Bull-strect, and Castle Inn, Birminxhatu. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and Leaminton, New Post Coach, el-my Morning. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster., Post. Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sim lon, Myton-Gate, Hull. • . 1-IEILTI'ORD, Ware, Hoddesdou, and Cheshout Coach, ver y Morning. TOTTENHAM and •Edinonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, klall-past Ftior, and Hall-pas Seven -o'clock. WEYMOUTH UMON Post Coach, four inside, thr7mgh Dokh ester , Bl iv idt.rd, and Salisbury, eve ry Ifternaaa ar rives at the KiJig's Weymmith, in time for,the Paelt,t; to 14 tternsey, erser,;C:,erheurgh, St. M.&e's, and that part of France the must delightful :toad to Paris. WILLIAM 13, 10U. , ..i . r.A1.7 , 1 and Co. re3peetfully acluaint their Friends and the Public, that they will nut be account ablc for any Pareels, or Lugiage, ofanore than Five Pounds Value, if - lost or datuagd, unless entered ai such and paid far accordingly, at the . Saracen's Head Ind, Snow- Dill, Loudon. • * 3 * Passengersrand Parcels are booked for -all the 0 1 )6%1: Coaches, at Hatthett's New White Horse Cellar Coach-Othee, T 1 -.*—,=—................ I , U.. A.,, .. . iiis ---it, ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. iID i 'iesti• ''s4SI?•NT EVE;iNI4; 'Oct. 1 i , Their 3:' °l' erv ''' t • • •- ' Comedy of lia ti , "v•I e-eforns the 'lolly AL • . THE RIVALS. • ~ usolute, ~ ; E . I •owtots ; and Lydia Langnish, , 11.4. Mrs. Edwill. '4 W ill 1 TI added, the Me o-Drainatic•Romance of T„ . 111. WOODNIA'S Bur. • • mnrrow..Trth Bun ; with iii"•3l°n• • ' I ) " , . . ills ' 'ME itoY II COVENT-GIILDEN. • Pnp h 'for, 'SENT EVENING, Oct. 11, will be ttizr, L'!l the -Comic Olen of I t tIl f • H ' LOVE IN . 1, V' ILY,AGE*. %kb ._,", Ir ..Sinelaii- ; an 'a Ilcsetta, Miss, Stephens. will t„ • . . c adder!, a new melo-Drama, in Three acts, • called ktfl otto„. T4 F uOt EA 0 F BONDY." s The Cab l inet ; T w:th The Forest of Bandy. ii.k F m N I . P ' AND I•IFE INSURANCE COMPANY . ' ).,5t.i.,,, lIRTDr ig-s - rn.r,ET, BLACKF!? EARS, „._ ni li r . 1 ‘Ni s ' 4l ,., 4 ( ~ii . .,.0f Parliament t. V 41 P.C . "ES; and for the Grant and Purchase o - T R t...._ ki., .„.I)ire•:„,CUIS Faiiitio'., (!tie at 'Michaelmas will py...14',...,„e4 'renewed y. : ithin fifteen days from that' Pe aVNsorl,••!stent of Fire Insnrance ilUl' , ;iiec: by this Coln iitarltc.e4rY ad" antage which such a ...,•. itrit3r•catt -yield. ik.'„'''l ,•,' q t,lt or London, the prelnitn. have been c0n t„.10,,11,•;.';',,. Alar-eailowance is made on Life lustst-- 1;„ )4, • N i sl'it• and isi•.very department of the Istisinri., 14 th: e • '. a rran•••e- 3 • - nt- are attended with all possible t 4 " d dispatch., • s ' tt 1 M\ I), WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. - 1e f',,,, • , . • , • - • •- ~ s C L 'P a l'i's OfFee for the West-end of oridons i \ qe tt, " t he West s ide of New Bond street L , near ON- ' N 5................... • , --... kAtk* , . . IN: q a , Rt). NT BUONAPARTE.— Exhibiti on f o,,,„!Pai,ig'll4,2:ilifiivnt• PAINTING of fIIVONAPAII:J E, b'•4'. I) y t his sp e e n y „ ero i ss l on , on his return trons ~ it; ) er , the , (mica. _ : •,•-•- ' 1 " '''' Il i' s ' l ' l' , ` ' : * I trrEßVitE, and cons '444 ; P . n. s ,. Onnediatt. } superintendence of the s 4 ` , ll 4•l's,''P,i '. "infer t.O Napwleon. The above grand and k.....,,,,•';,111)t1?.t'"g represents him . standir4: upon the Throne bt', 11tH, in io his Imperial hair Robes, of the natural ") It - ''''''"O'• o f 11: h r.• ire - The Paintin4 y he t . ,i,, s. da tse retie,. _lisp .. . . ~ ' 4 , , , , ' 1 ,(1, v f uFtl!ir.(;),aertv of the Mayor acid Nlnnies . pal c 011 ,.. •( 1 '_ IN' lif'olf ( : 4( -': V , ti r .-n seed fro ,- 1 the Nlarssion-hcp.a of , , th e a l,. .' ' ' - 14; 4 . 11'1,.‘71 ii -•••=1•••0-f. lin o f Napoleon, ,and is tl:e only not 4, 1-,,,' pOs'iel•• exhilsited in Enrope.—To be seen t hti' l lik '' X o.tv t si:l e of Leicester-sot:are, ftmil :,i,i'. Adusittance 1 - P inted I)iscriptions to be had .s. i