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. ; , 1 ✓~~.~ S~% A -:.~ .~a~ ~~s{~,~T 1.,. • 11 , a -4-. JANUARY 22, 1814 Tl4tivraE-0 )vAL, pftußY-LATs;E, t E PS'I'itESENT El/ENING, Jan. 22, their 4 iljeit; es perform Or Comedfof THEATRE OF ASATONIY, ELENHEINI-STT,, 914 EAT • MARLBOROUGH-s - ntE _ • r - VHE . SRIUNG COURSE of LECTIM - ES on ANATOINIY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will ,be commenced on MONDAY, the 20th of January, at Two• &Clock, liy ' t Ir. BROOK ES. Anatomical Converzationes Will we held weekly, when the different Subjects treated of will be discussed Ole Students views forwarded.—To these none but Pupils can be admitted. ' ' THE 'HEIR AT LAW. Tv wh'io, win 'qe atitlod (2 Ittttitue.); On H ARLEQUIN ITARVEIt. • Monday, Othellbi with Hai lequin Harper. TiiEzVrRE ROYAL,' COVENT-GARDEN. e iiS' PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 22, %vill h "'t Perf , aufestrTra,:fedy of , . Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and • teplete with every convenience, are open all the Miming for the purp - ws of Dissecting and Injecting,. where Mr..Drookes at tends to direct ,the Students, and demonstrate the variouS parts as they appear on pi.ssection. • , The Inconveniences usually attending AnatdmicaLiavesti gatjonss are counteracted by an antiseptic Process: . • • Pupils may be.accommodated,iv the tlonse. Gentleiuen established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomical Knowledge, may he accontmoditad 3i - ith an Apartment to Dissect in privately. aitifOL - ANUS.• ~ . To wbict will be added (23d timel, • pv4M o • , I rtVILEQUIN AND TOEWA sNS. • Ilsio so n uay, Midas, The Miller and. his-Men, Bombastes . ........_ ,and ilarletwin and the gNirans.- (3. :M-r ONE DAY TO DRAW:—RICH W . fIEED, i.. .......... 'Prizes of ' ' • • .. ; .. ' 'of t l / 4 c. &c. &c. )• #l .4l‘( T %V ' NLSDAY, 2fith JANUARY, ~‘k - t „„ T11::; 1) 1:01 ' TEIty 1%10, FINISH ; 1 ,,'1 ' ,''','' i'lltsT 'ficK ET DRAWN a Prize aKlve. 201. ..1 ix .4 ~.1, •Al'JC"'e 1 " .tl ,l 'ion the Suu.itd T \VENTYTHOCSAND „ • • 'tt U,:',. II (!KETc, al o "•;1,1„11tES, Warranted Undra7n, - are • ;.."Y N \VIVI' ...deo. * • ."'•,. li, 1'...::ii . ,-. I No. 31, Ahlgate 1-I. , igli ', , t). 12 (•,,..,., ,1 (~,, • 1 strea. L._ Win , ~ , i, t t.e Last Prize of ao,oool. LECTURES ON THE EYE AND- EAR. STEVES.SON, Surgeon-Ovenlist }ma Auriot to her Royal Hi;llincsi the riincess of Wales, Fellow ofthe Royal College ofaargeons, and Author of "11. Practical Treatise on Catarrh and. on Weakness of SitTht," wiN recotninence - his ANNUAL COURSE of LE' up - lILS on the ANATONIY, PaYSICYLO(4Y,and I)ISEASE t ORGANS, 'including their Medical ani.lSurgicalireztibent, with Deta Is of the reerksite, Operations, on TUESDAY the lath inst. at so!clock in the „Evening. ' Further Particulals may behatrhy application to Mr. Ste venson, at his House, No. 105, Great Russel-street, plaums bury. 11 U , OF, .by PRIVATE CON the •Lii,si; and GOODWILL of an c)ii) ,o rl 4 St-101); f GROCER. and TEA-DEALER, 1 14( " 11 1:-SI ' ree ' t, riisishury,-quare, of which innyedi?le, L. 4 ' l ' 1.1 zxy be I:) , l.—For particulars inquire itt-t. , 4f :\ lessr , i:Tin and Co, Tea-dealers, „ ."f Messr . s. Budd and Ilayes , Solicitors, Nu 32, u‘N. ,This Day Was published; In Five Volumes Octavo, .price 21. 12s. inboards, TIMATISE on the. PASSIONS and AF FEcTios;; of the MIND, Ithiloso•phical,Lical, and. Theological. In a seri,. in which are traced the Moral [history of .\ pursuits; powers, - and ma tire; of •action, and obtaining permanent well being and happiness. . . 13v T. ‘:_7O.f 7 BAN, Printed for Cadell and W.Divies, Strand. t 4, 1 4, 111 PATENT - , 2 t , \ , v vrFNT TRAFALGAR SIDE TALN , II.DS "Ptik t )- TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Inrniture, , a„ i -tv,,: new differtntt Plans ; the l'atent Improved Sofa. ‘:0 4(1., lloas; Lida-screw Four Post, and Teat ti Parniture and Bedciings- c o mplete ; Portable 1 , ,, 4 itit t . 1 - 1 3 1 Several other new invented and intprovekart;cles also it goteral and very extensire•assortment of ' 4 ' l 4 C"• A.rticiel for furnishing - Houses com -rt,;„ . • • It i Ninitfacturtil, where Fatuitiesro Ay select and Ilm t ie in a few days, avoiding the extreme Hof waiting several Months it:completing their. „ 1 • 4 :, 41 4 . 4 rit t ',7 4 l:4";"t India Articles, Army and N'avy, &c. ev.c. by s" 4 4 ;:tlers, 1G and 17, Catherine-street, Szrand, on —, tittitlerate, fur prompt payment. This Day was published, In One large Volu,aie, Svo. price Ios. in board Edition, corrected, - of .. 3, the Seventh °ALAN ANTIQUJTIES ; or, an Account of XI& the MANNERS and Cl/STOM of the ROMANS ; de signed chietly to ilinslrate the Latin Classics, by explain ing words and phrases, frocn the rites and ouslonis to which they riller By ALF, XA".S DER ADAM; LL.D. • Rector of tile High School of Printed torCatle.l and Davies; F. C, a;nl itivi3gtoti;, Walker; G. Wiikitr; - Long•uian, Hurst., Rees, Or►ne, and Brown; Lackin;tot,, Allen, and Co.; C. Law ; W. tiinget : J. Al:ma:au; and J. Boo:al, London; and W. Creech, at Ltl►nburgh. ` ti a .WILLIAM B. MOLTNTAIN, 11 'it ' ke , EN'S 11EAD INN, Snow - Hill, London , ''' h est AceomModation for Travellers, good Beds, CL, , choice .Ligurn - s,and mode i raterCharges. " I( 'Witnr, Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &V. set out from the Saracen's-Head Ina, Snow-Hill. ,- h . ~, '"-T-L.R., I.".sira - mith, Weymouth, DerClicster, t , ply I ,Jlitio:lth, DrUtmouth, and Salishury,New PoetCuach, ' l ,t,:ii ltt Trning at half past Six o'chcli, through Bnton, 4 4 1 AliTi'l,,s'Bridport, Blandford,l3asingstOlie, and Bagshot.. f i - , 4 5i1t,,,r , Sitait' ling:, Peterborungh, Stilton Llnnting -1;;'11,„:r-ti mAil Coach, sets out everyEvenvng.—Couchcs twvri l At. sposby; J.,aatli,.G . rimsby; and Hull. • • tiP 4 ." 1 11,- i , i 4i 'd BRISTML Flying Post-Coaches, through 1,"1.,10W's Caine, and Marlburmigh, _every • Afternoon ; 41 , ,,.,..„' . Mar's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon- L''' IV -• -- i. - ••t" * .1 the Swan, Bristol, uext E ti5 ..4.. 4 iiimass.act , ..1 . !, ti k' . 3 0 ti e . 4 , (l les to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. 4 .,4;,;,, -1 ' , 116.,"' Li4ht Coach, cilled7The Rocking - 4am, sets out ;lir % - , e4 te,,' - ',! at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides, only, itr t u t;fteNt i : - ;7 l sably its y, with a Guard throughout. Passes 'titl e ~,..'v to ti" h ` 4 ( l -, Newark, Itetfoial,Ponc!,:ster and Ferry '4ll°li;4e G ulden Lion, Leeds, next day at ' Noon, Not tl,*ed , s '' h g the nuciannion 'Expedition of, this Coach,, it;is dot' on "..', the most agreeable and eamPlete Public Con, 01 liy - ai s . ' , 4 e North Ito - ad, being unequalled -in accounno q i sAl . m t. : other... - ts brl q,*' Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loris:lab!, Bolton, 4 (cr" t t ic e P k, and Garstang Post-Com:ties, every After-s Is,, '-.&% Weliiely: Guarded'. e . •• Ow a t lll in , Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, 'Dumfries,. l it 1 ,1 1 .1), I ilnrilLiii, Saoquhar-Kiln : Camnock, Kingswell, .* . in o4s 4 ,, t a' of Scotland, CaMperdown Ccoch (Daily) ' . t. ) 1 k'd•.' N e'ircastre. and Edinburgh, new'Coaeh, performed ii 4 ri 't Si 4 ; 1 '' 1. 0 thrOtighout; sets out every-Morning at, half , )1. ~, : :luck, by way of Newark, Retfard, Tadcaster, Dar- ti' t 'i:tit;i r '`'ttliallertim,,l)u - rhain, Norpeth, and -Berw ick. vt e ilai r , l. ,filidin - g themselves fatigued from-the length of z,!( 1 01 „ . 7Yi may rest what time they plea‘e, .and then pro- . C'4ll),.‘‘lthout auy iidditionalFare. J.' Clark, the Black 11,,,!.'91-ieye.strect Yerli runs Coaches to Sunderland, Halt, • Alcri . , f L ll4 ll . keL,,' , /I' hithy and other places. • "liii ' , NORTH ' at'id Walsal new ' Post-Coach, every 1,45% - - it' s ', Nlt t r i : l ° . c „ l - , post Coach, to/carry four Insides, sets out Iv etst on 2 11 , through Lntterworth, Ifigh Cross, Ilinelsley, artii i , i. c, .ainworth Litchfield Ullesthorp, Knutsford, s.t,i‘dtk. lttl ' s ) 7i, z Northanipt ' on, and Dunstable. , , r lir ' Pistat r'''s Penrith, and IN hitehayen, Post-Coach, I.,nes CLASSICAL .TOIJR THII.OUGH ITALY. 1', 4 -` ;',,t l l, 1 -I ! )r ses, and a Guard . all the way. :Passes through - . kil..' 4l itil.:.?P k bY,... Greatabridge, Ilieltmond, Catterick, , . - , This Day was publisl;edi, - s - . . 11 4 . P (1 - 1i4 .. kg .. e, Wet herby, Abel:ford, Doncaster, and Gran ; , e. _ ti,,,f___,varest way by 18 Miles), sets out every Moron -16, Elnantly printed iii Two large Volumes 4to - . illustrated with Eight engraved Plans of Churches, - price Fire Guineas in 11, 4 4 . 4 3 d ". 1, , 1 'A 9 ' t.ho journey with the greatest fa ility. Pas,- holuds, . • . ' t P ' L ' lju ed ithe P• • d I '1 a •••ne s or teasarP have t ie „ t c , ni ,,.._ t u . •oa )3 ~ ,o s .. s ecured , -,. toe ... i' ir r.C,,,, :t ; , : - advanta g e of _ 'their Seats being in , A 'IOUR THROITGII ITALY; eNhibiting a View or its Scenery, its nttot.lrous Antiquities and its ' ; ' \ e k lk! ': r. IL% list. Coach , every' Morning,. at, half.:'past MO:lame - ins ; - - - particularly . as they are objects 'of Crii,ssieal In . (44 e e%. ~ • ' Nt - S''t; ' • • - - r • It. lac/dation ; with an .i.ccu ( int , ,of the present State Ceres and . Othwi r . - ' ll ., Ne..wp rt, Whi" . church Tarnorlev, Nantwich, of its Cities and Towns ; _and .occasional Observations 041 the i re 4',, - , ;' , , , audimiaLvich, .church, ' ever; keening, as recent ..rpoliations of the French. , . . Sl -INI) 1',.. , - , • By the Rev. JOHN CHETW9DE EUSTACE; 1 -t ui k: -- "' . '"•ND, Stockton, and Ya new Coach, every Mee. e st Italia. diis•iaera, Is. gentes ejus, lure opppiilapOpu- .. h e . t , .rm, .! ; wd., wthe•fieo L , 1 • Sunderhmd. --* - lorin. Nat. Hist. 111. ilO.. . . sitid,t,,,,,:.us-ca..l,ll',.sTER, N r c' e ins i l l i t :‘, ' YCeogleto,u, NeWcastle, Walsal, This Work is the result of much Ftesearai and Observation. " . 11 . 1A1- -- ' !, ,1 1 '.'.1 , , t2n,1 1 . 05t-Coach, every ~ : kfr. ernoon. - .I. , ;ttan . hd. It e‘bibits a comprelognsive,S, 7 iew of M,idern ;tidy, wit . b its t, • I 'Ptue, • , t," li t , Vt'ellington. and Mr (final, Po s t-Co ac h, var i . e i fßeiU , tics of , Natural Scenery, and its punier/m . ll (it hs • seti. i , !. 'Vales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every of Art. Hie gratification of the Scholar - atathe Man of t Ntlist,-Ltt live o'clock, Guarded.• -Taste is consulted by a constant Reference to. the Writers of 4 Kh o ais.. ', ,,', , :,,T' v ' l T atid • ltotherlilina P o st-Coach, called the Rua:- A n ti q uity • and it isconfidently resumed that stant:new-li . ght , t tr.„ , .. !Ortlins . . will he thrown upon the language, •hterature , politics, and 4 'elk, e . .k-‘ 1 1)roN, Winchester, -Alresford, - and Alton -- character attic Italians. ~ 1 ; Iliti,; (l ')'•Ereiiin g , t±t. ' 4, Ntiii 'Ol \---* -• London : Printed for J. ;.. aw man, 39, Ludgate-Street. IN "ter . , -,, . kercitry Post C oac h a G ua rd , set's - - ' - _ . - ou t , tA:ternoori - • 1 - roaches r . - • ..1 • i next day at ' 4 • ' ages dn' 'II uun 'a" ' '' i.TIORD'S•OIIIGINAL PECTORAL - 8. - - . r .s ‘ll Ne en .,..., by Oxford,' Easton aird Shipstoue, to the ..V4lo, l l„ \ ,T'Ail, 13 u11-street; and Castle Inn, Birmingham. • • ..'•• 'OF HOREHOUND, an eleprit Preparation from that 11 • 1 " AM, Warwick, and Leannugton, ..New Post well-known Herb ; it - has obtained the pre -eminence (he . . t:, l . l e t - i i . ZefYllurnio-• ' . - .- yo id precedent) for the Cure of th e above Complaints, of ,t,il, t ' , ‘ . l : ; ; , nit \ i i ikz , - ,, - ti n , i.. lliirvderi, Thorn, a1d . ..1% I tr, Post- which the authedticity can' be•iiscertained, by application at i •2 - at halt-past six o isoel., "' j L o s t e he Bull most of the respectable Venders-or Medicine, in ail the,prip ' tti.Z Lab, Myton-Gate - , Hull. • -' • • I v , -'.'„5.,11'011.1), Ware, Horldes I dCI -1 cipa Cities ••' 'I and Towns Hi the Kingdom; the popularity , and . 1 ,,Y,,tv:!, .c on, an . ics unit Coach, good effects of thi3 invaluable Medicine aced no ,supertinrs • cluninvats, a the extensive demand proves I , ts supertorn) as ri Fri ,hi• • .. ii • ?t ,, L vtr A L , " O • l -xit :and Edmonton. Coach, Dail y at. Half-past . a public Medicin e to ive immediate . re , lief.‘ •cc I a wi. - " c e14 1 7 41 i - pvit. TwO, Bait-past Four, aA id Iln ' ll-past Seven , please to observe it , cannot . be g•entivric, unle . ss'each bottle is • ' IC I LI I•-1 N- . inclosed in au Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lon . !. N .i pt f . F u r ri_:n N. I I :l l ;tri ' ' ‘ I t CI I the Paoli:', that and 'Cu resPectfolly aquaint don, June 7th, 1306 ; and signed in _his own haul. _, , __ _, • ttij . , l' 0 t d i it: its ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' a r ii t i i e n ' 4; 'l. iiiic - , th a t th,,.. w ill mist be a c count- -, „Sold in bottles at 10s. ;d. ( 44. 6d 2s. 9a. a n d I s. Bn. cacti, Parcels, or Lo s. Ik e of wort than by Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, and S ons, } C . pu et r_c t l i i :a v,; m li . 11.' raid ''•-- accor 7t .1 lust or'daimiged; ii: l l: . ss , e .ll "ers'il iis s*leh Su t to n, 4/ow Church-yard ; Barclay c Sol , s" . 11 0. ,„,1 dingly, at the S; raven's head lint, Snow- , John Evans; 4-2, - Long-laue; It. Johnston, Greek st! vet, So nu „, *- 2-1 ) .‘ 9 " .. " Sat . iger; . 11 ()X. ford-strtet; -Green, Barbican.; Vi eston and t s ,, (l 4l,• * _h, i , a ,T l ' v ' . ''i...rs , allii parc e ls.' are booked for :ill - time above' Co Strand; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford Cletnist, (71)A. • 8. 4 ,,,, , .aveht-It's NclN . White Horse Cellar Coach-Office, well-terrace, near Islington, Irani Barbican, sad by It. But-. ...iii ) .. 1 - • ler, London. ' .. Just published, price 23. 6d. ETTERS from an eminent Royal Physician . to his lateCirace the Duke of Pyccaililly, written different periods, commencing after his Grace had attained the age of •io,derelopiaz the best Mr:ttli for the preservation Of his nestltli. e of these Letters, and - the' vitlinifilt information they contain from so respectahle a source, ou the most prevalent aihneuts of fasfuonable life, as nervous re laxation, watchfulness, gout, gravel, bile, indigestion ; t:i gether with a Letter written to his Graee;in answer to On! , received fenmthe Lady on the tuanagemofit of the fe male constitution; render this the must useful and. interest ing work that has yet appeared. PubliShed by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. This Day was published, T.Tinfer the sanction of their - Graces the Arathhthons of C,nn --terbitry,,Yorlt, and Dublin, for the purpAse•of•entibliii? the• • C'Vergy residing 'in the country,• to administer - 11.ciief to their Parishioners labouring - under the c,uttplicated 'Mis fortunes of Poverty and Disease, and iu Cases of Accidents, retittire immediate .Usistance.. -The, Second Edition, . with considerable.. additions, ptice IGs. boards, PRACTICAL DICTIONARY of DOMES TIC MEDICINE, comprehending that. best Mean-tofpreventing, alleviating, andturing.the Diseases in: cident to the Human Frame, by lll•cimen, Diet, Cloathing, the •Treatment audPreVention of Accidents, the Property of Wog , and British Herlig, with Directions for. their Übd, a popular View of Anatomy, &c. &c. • • Ily REECE, M. 1). _ - _ . , • Member of the Royal College-of Siirgeons, &c. &c. &c. Printud for Longman; Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. . _ Of whom:May be had, just published, • The Medical for the I.te of the !leans - of Families, Seminaries, &c. Tenth ini:roved, price Ins:Gd. in hoards. ‘.‘ It is Tif iniportariec that every man should know some thinir of the laws of life, the nature of disease,•aud the most r►tional modes of cure; for this pUtpose Dr. Itcece's book is better nAapted than any with which we are acquainted-. _lt is more jndicions and modem than• th't Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have mu doubt it will entirely supersede." Review, April 11511: • ; • . • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, ./au.' - 18:1•1 . . - 'wows* PENSIONS. • NOTICE is hOreby given, that the WIDOWS Of.COMM!SSION and WARRANT OFFI - CERS of the ROYAL NAVY, receiving Pensions from the Clia‘rity eslablished for (heir relief,. will be PAID their PENSIONS due the 31st Dec. last, at No. 10, New-square,.Lincoln's Inn., by EDWARD F. lIATTON,-Esq. the Paymaster of the said Char:ty, viz. The Wichms of Captains, Lieutenants, and Mast, ,on Thursday, the 3d of neat month ; the 'Whlovs of Boatswain and Gunners, on 'Friday - , the 4th ; and the Vidows of Carpenters, Parsers, Surgeons, abd. Second Mas ten', On Saturday the dth, and on ever,yucceeding• Thurs day, between 'the hours of Ten and TWtive. .And Notice is further given, that Reucittance' Bills will be writ on,the 3d of next u►onth to those W 7 idnws resident in' Vie Country svho have requelted to be paid their PcLions near ,the respective places of,their Residence, 3. NV. CII.OISEP.. n P 6701 674 •i 4 . , (;r 3C‘ ,,fit ,vt , r`d. ares- " 7_ SATURDAY. r " *St -pt.; , • A ,t %AFJ4 • . - ANTI-IMr2TIGISES, THE celebrat - ANTI M PETIGINES, or S.'OI,r)MON'S DROPS:, (without I .'vJercnry, or any de leterious preparatitm), stind 'in the highest estimation for the cure of the Scurry, Scrtifula, Leproty, Ana all di son krs in•an impure 'state Of fhe vblciod; being gradual, gentle, impez:cept i in their operation—the best -subs.titute that 'has - erer gee n discovered fur that (1,....er0rts mineral Mercury, sweetening the : blood,:and stimulatlng it to .expel all noxi , nts arid impure juices, giving strength and tone to the tier%t•;, estlimting and invigorating l?oth body and mind. • r - • , • Sold by' Stator and C. Bow . Church-yard; Mathews and Leigh 18; St rttilti c tozio,,4 ; Smith, Perfumer, North BriAlge, Eihnburc,fhl. Baxter and -Angirs,l4PDonald, Glas gow; and all other Me&c:lne.-Venders, &c. price 114. each, or four in our fainily'hottle for 1335. by tthich one Ils. bottle is sareci, with tile . words 't Saul. Sulainon, ,Li verpool 7 " cu -I=l6id on the Stamp. . . ... _ . ",,,*, DrY Soloinon , exp e cets,' when consulted by letter, the ns , utl compFnuent , pt a one pound tnote to be inclosed, ad dressed " Money letter . • Dr. Soloolon,Gilead- house, near Lierpool. !'aid doub".'e Postage." • BUTLER'S CELEBRATED V‘i,ETABLE - RES rolc-v -, 'FIVE TOOTH POIVI)Eit, So justly recommeailed fur Whitei,ing the Presrrr ing the GUMS, aud Preventiog thkit dreadfuiy malady 'the 'loom -Act lE. pEAuxy or. Countenante, . and regularity of Yeatures, are allowed to hlti itztlisit the British Pair ; !ut the Propricthr of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would he. 2 - leave to remind his Coantvywonien that the Pastry of their • ch a f : us 10.;e4 half • its indite ace where,t he Teeth ore disco- • loured, or shew-a rotten and unhealthy :Appearance-44k is the more inexcusable, as the present P - reparatatit affords the - infallible inearls of removing eyeryideatish of the enamel,. being . composl:.dof Vegetahles. • • it is recommended to the attention .of all ranlm, - as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enanr , l of the Teeth,. as rendering the breath tyeet and delectable, and malting the. Gums of t,keir proper shape and t•crtuilion hue ; and a certpin Preventative against. the ••raoth-ache. .Na Composition of this kind ever brought forward to public 'notice. bias suet veil universal appmlt 'fiqh ; and the . Ptvpvietur has - to beast that.it is la daily use .• of itoyaM. tIf.nLITIC Pa:Ton:v.', LOZENGES for Coughs, Colds, !isthmus, and Sore Throats, price 4. lid. per Box. • . Sold, wholesale and retail, at 'Mr. Butler's Chemical,Prug,' dud Patent.Mdicine Wai-ehouse, 4, Clitapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London; Sharp - and Ilehitu, Ports mouth ; .lobes, \Veston, Ail nutt, and Mallory, Purtsea ; Hull and Johnston, (fosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner',, 11011 ; and Cooltwortlly .Granrille; Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; KnoLt . and and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Biliinge, Ed tyarils and Pemly, and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines - and Lynch., .Mancliester; Trewmau, Exeter; - Stnith, Manderton. Raelmru, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ;• Baxter and .!;ie dotizbl, Qtagow; l ßulgin :tfid Barry,.Bristol ; iterenson ;laid - Co..Norwidr; .Swinfen, Leitestett ; IDunh and Sutton, Not ting,ltam ; and. retail by luost Country Venders, iu Boxes, at s. 91. and lie. each. , . . . TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Eliti. . No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. TloNirttftmy Sin, - . Edinburgh,. -March IS., • ii .BEG.?leave cv,inform you, • thut ever.sincobe I year 1790,,1 had been aliliefed _with the Cues-irenerea ; which, from it-s obstinately resistmt everytouise of ii4dicine prescribed by the most eminent. of the faculty here, and un ilerioiing several severe com'ses of salivation, aiiiisi trice •dii;• , . charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to • be of the most inveteralc natuee. In the spring of last year . my disorder had got to such'ii head, a: n early tO put a period to my existence--I had it . large ulcer on the cr,.wn of my bead, . °ne on each :trio, and my legs wer , hr lie out in a frightful . manner; my right was tire - 14611y paint - al, and had been in a state r of trletsyatimi for the last seven iieitr3; - my left had also two large uodes on it, was very notchdiscoloured, and gave me such excrneiating pain,' particularly when warm in ,bed, as nearly tio deprive me of reA ; in this laine•ntable state, 'I =was reconniten4led )it • Mr. J: Thonipsion, (who received so great a cure 'iiy them here), to takeivour Leake's Patent PillS, which 1 lieganito do on, the .13th of May ; in the cOurse of a fort:lig:it I hcgao -to rceeive benefit—in little more than a month the niters on my tread and arms - were soundly healed— soon after, the gyres oti my 'eg-s healed also; leaving, how ever, rousiderable disc4lottration in the skin,. and pain in the Bane of -the left, which,, hy the blessing of God,' 'and a little -longer perseverance in your, invaluable M'edieintl, subsided ; • .the uncles dispel - sing, .the skin regaining its natnral linc,.and tive nocturral ,pailis gradually guar;.; off.—l thus -became, by ymir liberi I advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my 'former Complaints—have recovoYed •oty - former 'spirits and strength, and ant LoecCime jolly and fat, in, Which state haring 'Continued many months to the astenishnient of all who know nie; lam .-at 4.105 s i 4 ‘Omt terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of Other Sultiring mortals, to 'make this my case as public as possihle, aS'I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will grc:itly oblige; Sir, your grateful, obedient,' very. humble servant, , • ' . ' ALEX. MUKKEIt. . • .Swarm's Close, High - street, Edinburgh. - Witn'esses 'lathe above core:— 1 John Thompson, No.,J, New Potiltry•Market; Edinburgh ; •' • . John Mtlntush, Old AsseMbly Close, Kiinhore, - 11. .1 Prepared and sold by the sole PropKettir,'''FHOMAS TAY • LOB., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, •No. h, New 13rhlgtf-street, Losidan; whet e, aftor a I:6ustalit residence of noire than 38 Years, in a practice parti• • milady directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those - incidental- to the Parts of Generation, - With that inviolable `setrecy.which men_of his profession slionld always observe ilk such eases, he natters himself the advice and as'sistatnie he gratuitously administer, to pert Mis told ug this Medicine, .will •. be esteemeti, by a discerning Public - , 4s an advantage seldom (attainable, a,d void of all ambiguity. •• • . • Also, sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thop living, itt- it distance, at. the Perfumer's, No: ::15, 'sq. "Alban s . street:, IHI4-mall; the Tnyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dishorough.'s, iii. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Bax,ter's,. South 'bridge, le,dirtborgh; ,Mr. Wllonald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dahlia ; and by one, person in every considerable town in Gtot Britain and Ireland, in hoses of oikly .2s. 9d. , t om, stamped, anti scaled .up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sea may cure themselves with' e ase, speed, secrecy, and safety. . : N. l;. Every Box-sold in Greatsßritain•is sealed up With a Stamp, on which, by favour . of the Commissioners, is printed, of the Stamp Oflice--T. Taylor, No. 9, :' , iew Bridge-street— ' i to mitata which is Felony, and 41101kt:is re counterfeits. • N • ?rim Melo-Dramatir: Opera FOR ,ENGLALL.H9 performidg at the Theatre Riiyal.Corent;garden, composed and arranged for the Natio-- Forte, by H. k. Bisboy,•price lOs. 6d. LiKewise. the folloW ' lug Pieces singly : The OvertdrePiece;_Scai'ec had the TenJ pegretaivd, to Roar, sung be Mr. incledon, price Is. Gd. The Soldier's Gratiitale,_surig by Mr. Sinclair, price I 5.•64-. 'Pear Maid, for Ever,. sung by Ditto,'priee, is. Gd. , Loud and Chill . was the Blast, sung by fister Williams , , price is. Gd. Harry Bluff,- sung by Mr. Emery, price is. Gd. AlAo the fdrouriie , 'Otertttre to the Melo-Dratua or TheNiller and his Men, comp * Osed . by .H:11., Bishop, price 3s. The favourite Round Sung id - Ditto, composed by Ditto, . pricC 2s• Cberubiui'a celebrated -Overture to- Anaoreoi, arranged for the • Pialio- Forte, Flute, Vip,lodcello, and an (ad libituin! ?it:comp:ll;i -merit fur the Harp, by L'Mazzinglii, price' 4s. or single for the Piano-Forte and only price 2s. 6d. And ha She shen shen failed in her Truth it favourite Song, -sung by Mr. Sid chair, composed by H. It. Bishop , price Ist 6d. • Go Youth - 'beloved, sung by Miss Matthews, composed by ditto, 'it , : ' On Tuesday next will he published, Mr. Brabant's Music in the Opera iit Narensity, .tiow ptri,rming'at ate Theatre Royal, Drurv-lane. ,Lonctun: Publivhed by Goulding, D'Alnialhe, Potter, and , Co. CO, Sono-:quare; and No. 7, Vi:estmoreiand-streut, This Day was published, price is. pd: AN, EXAMINATION ,of the different SYS TENN of SIWEiNG the FEET of HORSES; parti ctilarly the Thin-hoeled systentol the.Cal4ge r and the sy§-., tem now practised in the Prince Regent's . ..Stab:es. To winch also -, are added, a Description of .tl.le Rind of Feet to which each of those Systems will apply with ellect; and where Sgt.. teins differing from either ought to fie itsed. With tA tilrticae Directions to Grooms and Country Smiths, for PrepariNg the Foot:, in all Cases, for being Shod.--Dedicated to Colonel Bloomfield. .By R. PONVI', Veterinary Surgeon , . London :.Kl,lished. by Cradock anti JO, Paternoster-row; and sold by J. Ebers, Bond-street;' at the Veterivaly Esta, blislinient, Grosvetior-inews by B. Powis, Jun.. Vet, _ Surgeon, Gloucefiter 7 street,'Orencester,; .and_hy all'Book'sel— lers in Town and,Country. ' . %. . • CHEST EDITION OF CREVIER'S • • This Day was published, • , - Neatly printed in Six vols. Svo. _price in. board's; and ors larg-e Paper, pi ice 31. 3s. in lioards, LIVI PATA VI NI 11 ISTO 11 - ab tube Condita libri. gni supersunt, wxxv. ',lteccusuit ci notis act usum Selmjaruni, areoramodatii i!lustravit. J. eREVI ER, Einefittisalit46rie&, Pnifeii'ot• . in Colle,iio Dorluano Bello•rac(b Tjuiversitatis Londini : Inipensit J. Nlawmati, 39, Ludgate-street. Cres;ier's Gibbon, ‘!cuntanis a Life of the Historian* a judicious s'eiection.of thirtie7it - antrlis on his wurii, and diviv,-s:as lunch intAligenqe lit taste on the part of the .Editor." I'mne;ti speaks nit less, fii.vota•ablf of Crevier's Notes. , - The neatness, cheapnesS, acid cortnctho',i; thin; will, .it is hoped, gave 'it a ehiiio to the attentiou- of Scholars, • [PRICE ST,XPENCE-TTALFPE'CNY. ANI'III,ILIOUS.PILLS. TLIT: Eilieley ,of these Pills in Bilinis K . plaints, !lead-acb, He: rt-burn, - &c.. are a .by.ycslaln.lushwtipp,- Loss of Appetite, halnindt.Cpstivcnesi,. and those rims from,(7 o .”struttoro,-,t4n~edby hot oirnates . , as wet! as the more fretpient indulgences in the various luxuries of life, these pot: produce the most happy - efreets, aild they arc so innocent ill their nature, as to requite. no restraint. • Sold by E. Edwards, (iii, Si. Paul's Church-yard, Lmidon, price .25.9 d.; the double box 4s. iid,; and. by tel dkalers in . Genuine Patent Medicines. • . • ..A' C HALLE' N (it: ' . . ' . • NrESSII.S. CUItRIE and Co. Stti o ;eons,late . in • ....VAL his. Majesty's service, challenge the• whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method Of cure. have failed of . the.desired effect: The practice of 4nativ years in this partieuhtebranch of -their profession, .has not . giveu rise to one unsaccessfui - cti e. - ' - ,- :•'. r' . They-continuo to direct their studies to the treatthent and cure Of Veatreat L'mOlaints; and that - derangement of the .system, which is the consequence of I hoperniciousand 'waste ful effects of a habitlong and most unhappily pursited by the .ynutli of both sexes.. Lithe One .it will be .featd to be the unfailing source of barrenness; - the other bare its raysgos fatally developed to them by a. distresfsing• gtee; of .do,il4y, which if not-timely - remedied, terminates in impotency, these• artf its remote and riltimate effects;whilecmismnption, toss of muscular power, and various, nervous emnplitiuts,. nsually charoeterise the earlier staves of this solitary vice.—Qf per sons languishing under the disorders iuoitleutto:sticka habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved 'unsuccessful 'in the ,eourse of a king,' laborious, 'and• much. •extended . practice. In the most 'obstinate atid complicated' Cask of Venereal Infection, such as obstractionS ,in the nrrthra, spuny ex crescences,' hard tumors, callous ulcers ' - eruptions, seminal weakness, greets, as also Strictures, whether' xecent •or of long duration, and which have hatiled the skill of other Prac titioners, art hy their present iarprosted. plan of treatmecnt, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffer ing tliti exerticiating vain , autl :tiara - ling heitiorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. • In the course of tWenty yeali extensive practice in this M'etro polls, nuttier:oas cases of Strictures have. been artdare . daily under their care, the total eradication of which iS effected by a safe,.eertain, and expeditious mode of 'pro:tied superior to any other yet adopted. The we'allitess, relaxation, and debi lity proceeding fruiti this complaint are speedily icilioved, and the patient restored - to sound and vigtuons health:. But where the debility has fur years existed, a proper perseverance its their restorativetemcdies, after the Stricture has been rle,- . strJw.l, is indispensably requisite to revive the sin libeling spatlis of life and to reatuiiltate the co'hstitution; ' •• • Several Noblemen andGentlenien ...f the first respectability, have been under the - care'of Messrs. Currie and Co. fin there moral of eviplaints of the Urethra, Strictures,. &c. and hay ing receive d a radical - and peratanOt cure, request that re ferences May be given to them, as -satisfactory' evidences of the'decisive superiority of Messrs.turrie and Co.'s•plan of . ticattitent. Many 'of these Gentleml.tt have had - striciiges from' 10 to 20 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. ~ • Home,Heaviside, and ofherSurgeotts of equal eminence,' who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Clustip, • . without succ e ss. - • ' . MesSTs. Currie and Co. ilia") , be Consulted by either sex with the greateFit delicttey, Secresy, and honour, At their house, NO. 107., I-latton*gatilca. patiests in the. c9uutry are requested - to state the .pArtieu—' .. .. . . lars of their ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inciosing a remittance for . advice and medicines, when the •panie will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. .To .en.toal that secrecy so essential to 'their undertaking, the 9o4age of letters may be added to the account for Me-, theories. . 9th June; 1809,---107, Hatton-garden. s COAL, MARKET,, JAN. 21. , Ships at Maritet. • • Ships sari. Price. - 851. Newcastle 191—, .....555. 61. to 71s. vd. 184 Sunderland . • 4 • 555. 64. to 795. od. • ; Pate 01 , 7 sToc Bank .siock, 2571 , Navy 6kr Cent. 95 9.5 4 per Cent. Eou. 3 per Cent. Red. delay 3 per Cent. Cons. .ed Bankii; Ann. 16, 5-16 3.16 k India. Stock, 190 .191 - . ...1= YESTERDAY. ' India Bonds, par, Is. pr. • Old Ann. ' ' - Ej.:clioper liills 3s, 5-. pr. 0111nm:il l , OW ' l9 '. Imperial S per Cent - . Ditto Ann. .' Cons. ftir -25th Feb. G 7 ce .4 i t 11" 5 ti 1 ,;ect le to ,ver, ‘I oar; (I f' b l 4 - I tip U~~~~' hct~ '~n~f 0 010 ;Or , .0 os el of 1 ' '! 1 ` )" ( .4! " or v , 41 1 ' t' (?),, f1'(1111. i gi i 0