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TO.MORROW EVENING; Sept. zt, 184, will be-adeil a Comedy, called THE YROVOK'D HUSBAND; BY. AUTH ORITY OF COVERITIVIENT. THE ONLY STATE-LOVIARY Yeas commences Drawing on : VON Ddb NEXT; *I 2.4 th. at COA)P It's-HALL ; containing MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS Tteuts THAN ANY FORMER LOTTERY. Among which are. 3 Prizes of X. .zomo : , • 3 . 3 ' '5,603 hod no Prize less than. 201. . Speedily *ivill - be published, LLETTERS ‘d • Wit:LIAM BECK.' FORD, Esq. at . Paris, andlt Fanthikli and , to IMO DLEY, Esq. his A.:chi; from DL:4;einbcr isth, 1331, to .September 7th, 18-41 with airbitroilvtioirandßeinalks. 13y J. C .D. D. .lEdipol I Sen-zdus, si nihil quidquatu &Hail vita Opportci secum, cum ativentt, uhum id at esti Quoddiu vhtendo, snulta quaenon yulr f videt. • -• • Tully's Cato Major. . _ _ • • • • Ile 11.1 . 41.1.1NG • Anknit 3t; 01,14. HE - Co'NfitilS ' S lONE RS far Plc 1 - U .ILLiNG MIJES/Irt N,IPY d 1 hereby give Mticii that on IVE:okkSbA) . t& 3d iff OF next they will 6e tray to (dye , Tendett writing, . (tealed,upf trea) fa earl; ?vv. tillet of IRIS!! BEEF'uld PORK, half Panelieml,Tiereet, a -I tb.#l br (vial, in the acre,satr,to Six Thousand forcer of theformer;ibtiNinell;ttiala, Tierce," of the tatter ; t;6:;;ftb;best . i ., .il4 ; - to he cure] in the it:se:mg irhscn ;. - to be deli vered'hW flit llajitO's 71M:tat/log Awes at the fart of ont.th!td part there?, by the end of Yattmary; a fit titer one. third pail thetef6, , iZe eta ql relirravy, 'aster the remaining. one. third hart the , r# hy. the erd -11a,cb, .t ; elm! to be..kaidjis by Milli, with interest; ninety dye after date„ 14.8. No Tender • for ,•et leis itia•itiEy than" Five tiittdad Tiereei-of ears specir.s will be admitted. . The C'dtditiant of the C paraa. *Ay be seen at the Secreag'i at this Oifiee, . o• by aulyi-g to gr. Dun:fel-41k, the • Age yt for.gatilNwalll4 at Cerk ; th.; C014•3 , ..ri jesty'i Ca:tomtit' Limerick, Belast, .Vennj.,.and IPittetford ;'arti to the Patin:atter-Go:vat at liohlbt, twAtekirtnto.. Or, A IOURNEY TO. LONDON. Lord Townley, Mr KEMBLE • Sir Francis Wronglread, r...ffif ON lAN ; Mr. Manly - , /111.111)104,.. • 'Squire Richard, Mr. SI MAP SNS ; • Count Basset, Mr. Mitt:El"; Jahn Moody, Mr. Lady Townly, Miss BR U NX(IN Lady Gr:ke, Mrs. H. SI D DONS ,• Lady Wronghead, Mrs. DAVENPORT; ,Miss fenny.. Mrs. GIBBS ; Mrs. Motherly, Mrs. EMERY.; • Myrtilla, Miss Wti EAT L Y ; • And Trusty, Miss LES EKV E. • To winch will be added, a Farce, called THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Mr:Frost; Mr MUNDEN ; ' .Captain Seymout,'Mr.•CLAß EkI()NT; Mr. Collooney, Mr. WADDY ; EthVard; Mr. FARLEY ; • CymOn; Mr. SIMMONS; Muttoth,..Mr. ROCK. • Caroline, .Mrs. ST. LEGER ; • • - I..otrwv.:Niib.N WAl..)Oli ; . And Cubha; 'M rs. "DI BDIN. Boxes 61. Pit 3s. §d. Gallery as: Upp er G a llery r s. Places for the Mixes Ao . lie taken of Mr. Brandon, At.the Box-Office, iri Hart-street. The Doors will he opened at Hall'. pait Five, and the Per formance begin at Halt.patt Six - :On Monday,' The Mountaineers; .with The Poor Soldier. ~ . MONDAY NEXT.; MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS,! Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Ten,Thuusand Pound,Prizes, • Three live Thousand Poui.d Prizes, . ' • No Prite less than Twenty l'olinds. A/lOWA Y, the 24th of this Month, begins IVA. Drawin4 the GRAND STATE I,OIITE ItY, • • - Which contains a greater proportion of CAPITAL PRILV.S To the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. SCHEME. • : .., No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of £20,000 arc ,C6aoeo -. . • 3 .. • ro,ooo 30.,000 • 3 • spoo , 15,00 b . . , . 6 • . 1,000 . 6,000 -. Also Proposals for Printing by Subscription, A Series of Letters addresSed to th,.• ; , .liss.Beektords by Dr. I Lettice, on Subjeas 'relative to their Education, durjng his two.last of six Yearsin that Charge. lids Publication will be prefaced by a. Memoir, and some Pieces will.be• added con ducive to the moral'and religioaS Knowledge of :Youth Ct he whole Work calculated to, be of general Use :to Lki . (es of Fashion, their Patents -and- Inst Tudors, in a Couise-otpri ••Vate Education.. . . No „regard 4)11 be bad to any Tender in poict, et Pe/re :ball nit A e ;v et ted in .14;orelt .at length., or that shall not L. JeM...r ed to the Board be/ore o.e o'tdock 'cm the said Il.d ..e.iday the 3d of OtiOher, no st 'Jess' the Person wi), maker 'the Te'wde-, same Person off his hellos?, atte:4l, to anrwer, 8 20 4* - 6,550 - s° o 100 SO 20 • 40" ) • 2,000 2,000 • 131,000 PICTU444IN. IWYAL EXCH4NGE• ASSURANCE OFFICE, September. Iso4- pERQNS ,54'rliti . se atinu'ai Preruittms fall due on t he' 29th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are., row ready to be delivered at the Company's 0 itices..ovei the 40y41 Exchange,. and in Pall. Mall., as well its by their're specitve Agents in the ,several CountieS ; and . the 'Parties assured are requested •to apply for the renewal of their ?olicies on or ty:thre the t4th of October next, .as the usual I !titeen Days all owe d tor Payment, •t.)eyond the date of can Policy, will then elcpire• SXMOEt FENNING, ltin, Secretary. * Attendance L. given daily at ., the said )ffices,' ter the Assurance of iitiokliws, Goods. Merchandi;e, and ships, in Harbou r in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Da 11'0 by F ire ; and also for'the Assurance of, .and granting .Annuities on, Lives.. • N.H. Fire Policies wily be issued flee of Expenre to the Assured, wlicie the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up. • wirttt s . .. • • 11 Y- art d OA of the last, of .Parliament, the Duty on o.rre lnsnran c es is increitsed front as. to I.s. 6d., per Cent. InereaSe Will take place vn all Payments made after the moth of October next: 25,000 Tickets 42to t ow Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: First-draivn Ticket First Day - t,OOO . First-drawn Ticket Seventh l)ay . 10,060 First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - • 20,000 First-driw.n Ticket Ninth DO 5,000, Tickets ,and Shares :on Sale at every Licensed Lottery Office. ' ' _ _ _ • Sept. 7, siTeLi. • THE COMM ISS lONE RS fer ICTU AL L ING . 1 ills Abijii'ST)".r do hereby give; Notice,' That on Friday the 21it tut :they -14411 ie ready to .rereive Temiere in writing (sealed sep), and treat Joe the supple:leg of what FRESH BEEF shall he demanded for the use of His .I.lajrsfy'l Ships and Vessels at New Roonley; it Der Roads, and at illaikste (on separate Contrae7.,!, fr:att the of On.be; uwil the 31,1 o f March next inclitsive, to Be paid for to hills, payable, with into:ol,9a aftes:date. ' ' PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - . 4.1 g 1 0 Half .• 4.9 701 Eighth . ‘.2 76, Quarter . , 14 o i t 4 o The Conditions of the Contrasts ,engy be men at the Seeretary's Office,, at this Office:, (Sr by applying to Mr. Thtanas Russell, Agrat f u r the l'idualling at arVer. No regard will be had ti; any Tender in which the Price ibad not brinserted rn words at length, s;1. 'hitt shall not be deliwerred .to the Board /vitae One the said Ft iday, the 21st instant, nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his hebalf, attetis, to ansTurrouben called • • RIUTISII FIRE 'OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. • NSURANC Eis grmied by ibis °like on liobses, Buildings; Manufadorieii,'-Ships, and all other Vessels, Goods, Merelianaize, F 4 It tvl I NO STOCK, and other Pro perty tioni I.oss or Damage by Ftre. TheiDiredors rettnit their thanks to lii&Public foi the- un preccdented Rruferencegiven > < iy then) Office ; they'are 4appy to find Ow the &lags they haye, adopted for the int _ provirnent in . Fire Insurances have given such general fatlion, arid that through their exertiousthe Bustness-is hatter underitood, and its advantages rendered more generally belie. . facial ; they beg to recommend their Mode of Insurance on Agricultural Stock,the Premium upon which i s 2S. 6d.• per Cent: only. The New Duty on Tire titsurance is. as,•'6d. per Cent. which takes etEd on the t Ith dry of Odobei,. and all In, suratices pall on or after-411'e saki day will be subject thereto, according to At of Parliament. ' The Office grants Insurances for perkxls short of a Xettr, • and makes good. loss by Fire front Lightning. Receipts for 1 nsittancca becoming due . it Michaelmas, are in the hands of their , Agents,ltt the principal Cities and Towns, deliver Proposals, with the Kates of Insurance, gratis. - • ROBERT SKELTON,'See.. • , :DANCING and . MUSIC, by Mr. ALLEN, assisted by Messrs. TO)ILINSON and MAME It, hlivaterY taught to' Ladies and Gentlemen 'of any age, 'who ave never learnt these iscornelishinents,, or .not.in the fa slii,niable sty le, at NO. 19, S lierrara-street,(olden-square, d No. to, Great Alie-street, , Wuctinan's.fieltis; on Haiti thoee.who.:woulo acquire them, pacttk, expeditiously and elekutTy. • . • PiatiO Fate and - lE irp taught. tuliri"Cand Families..4l Town, autt.withlev I Smilles, pun. YAttendi and iystematlcally instrueted in every useful, tpltandginished part of modern Dancing and Music. Co ue And Gem 7enien of respectability, coining' troth the unity to learn, )incyr., I.4)rci,;i,crs, and all who-Wish to Take extreme c hid progress, hits' nave vartinentt anLi arti' in the I.luo, with omsi4nt-InstruCtion till perfe..t, Vih ich this way, takes kVejy-OCat tints. • B R 1 3 7ciialiC il:Aliak T 0 TliE tioust. PA'rErsic imos - rs.4t)'s AND . TABLES. 1141. 1 TLEIt's Fut iiidting LlidwiKte,,ii , ', and ,Cithiner. - 4 .-41 (Vire...l-Cl outs anti 11;1 - fin: . tztory, No.;'. lk.trid (.4 Cache. ;hie Street. A large - assortrrrente•of ;unties of the newest, , neatest, and -most °economical Fashions, of well seasoned Vaterials, and ,excellent workmanship, with several int ..., roveinetttS, - . . • •• . . ~1 3 UTI.ER respettildly relies •on the good disc-eminent Of . t ott•Public.' that -they will - ,me- through the paltry devices •• Vtd .. insinuations oppescit 4e him a dd cailitterieningliis art'', '„"ht- It is well kiatiwn that Be TLER 114 i two patents, unit. tur f rables the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first I tl t 4 l l l)licable to 41most alt kith of Tables, anti is allowed t(4,‘ e, 4 , Out.. improvement ; it tenders ..them more • convenient writer. lionses, and much nitre portable. The . principle of tit e 44f.ltkapplicableva most kinds of Bedsteads, .as Four Pn,fit, fui n.i Bota, and Chair licitsiewhich latter are singularly Itsc ni ~'" 4 iCknesi, anti•eatL:l) .w heti_ shut up, ~make a.hatlsoine i t ,lLe of 'furniture fur a Sitting Rooth, Dresiing RooM,.4cc. btu l ' t lur,,Post and Tent Beds , go together in till' parts With . t_ottii' or " ° "; tre fixed with., much ease without the help et raiti, I tacks ornai Is in tile furniture, and are ' Very portable. Arrnit;e,tll-.l,t,iiittis of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Hu Ta n A -'3Yy, and hot climates, also portae Chairs, &L. t ro i Irtf's Patent. maiuttadures have bu n g . gracioustY Pa. tott f r !o k, ! by the King, Queen, and Royal l•amily and ho . and, r "Y orders and Germ Irani intittberS'ef the Nubility v _ e y ; ud• ' 4te htretl flighty approved at the tiler an( V . •t ' v 6' ll ra the ' Meri.t . .ot.thc ArtiOes have thus .. w i t , tt ra ..f t a c : . t ug 4 ,ir encouragement, :Aid fore hich, he returit : 4} l _ . _ • ' flee ‘ ibw iddgmetits; and- eamtit bat.notice the . kind Of - L u - 6 °I - 40 me others, who fix . up Jarge Sigl i- D" r6 ' ' with taiiit:lti's name inscribed, which may helpalso to pro,t . no,te ,•p e „ 9 44- less, or should' it Ivekiesigned urfierwfse, he, by the , ,rii4r in!a4on at' .Providence l Man I LI ttate _les and - sett 4 hit Supe:. r•• , . I ° ur - POst,,tott oth • 8 1 4 , • 4 •llept lining Tattles, sa ,-... -glanet Art t it.les as alin ' ir r e, t ; t iiirte . t. l 4 ) ‘. ., L Catiteritte.strett, 8 doors from . strtt'eti:e'S rand; allrielc font - Itouse, w h er e Ile. lids eon- • „,:,,,, i .several Tooumid meehi d e s .. for warking,the...same, . '" flits otherWse kle ... ~f. „ eikat ts.ustu.._r,i . i e t0.p , ..i .• _. they n 0,,,,, i. ,are a . i 41 tituitranedtree 'lt perfection at whit' t he cO► . Ast ' til t ' s4 9 l ' ) . 9 lAY e may be ,haul every Art lot sit. fur IrlOletelv 'vanishing tic:lust:4e. N. B. Tor,EtePprlation._,, • -,-. .k iE TJMA"V:ISIVIS,.P gsle8; ; and Gout }• ._Air"}- in . .li6lis, with their usual' conenmitants, Spasm, )!. °'" R ill • ••• ki lt si.... * 148, ' l jatillql l 4, inllig i e'stitiii, t lrili genera I I .),cal,hti ~ , ', . ~__, Hating triohatever source li tre re I icvedattd trequeiit y ' 4 ir1it,. 1 .4 4 ," 1 Hi - FF.4H AD's li $S F. !•4 c 1 .-. of, Mt/ ''f'ik Rt. ) " '.. - tt, „,,,•••••__ , duet every` other' nie'an had tailpi. ' . •tv a re, I. 1, 1 I 11) Ii''SSI:I , IC 1; of NI3J sTA.RD (ktied witli r ih , i n ,7r, r 1 . 4 ,1, 1 4 1 . Pig • Ctuni/its" where necessary),. is,perhsPll'', . '- - ••o. art ive,• wnerr . • ' -• , • .., t i •. i n rhe i woriti, Pr iK ih , ; , . 011 ;,,, and elltNipal • Kenikt. j, ,_ si than s . 1 , , „ . stvtrest STRAINS and 11 tt tt IS vs, in ''. `-` .. , ''" rig tintegsuilly taken by -3.)pt 1 i 1 if. It ArtplebuSane,,or. itUartii'.,ollier 1... uument er • E lubnwatient)':ain"ii.nr.:ll"etbrctlikl.64llBtel')'-: , • i li r i a t , ° Y_act'ident, it preven;,. the part pit..iig . , •, ._,, e . b.. ;PT-crated - and - solW r a,: 0: tw..t . tit 11()% or •bottt ‘, Y . , 1„1,411.010toni. .. ) iretheeary, filtr : ,...ii, Gt.-tett', Str;etr Strlich !--!,• "'uo: a z • ' .1. ;•••= ' - _ , • , THE OLDEST STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, No.'B, Charing.cmss . . • • ' T this Office which • sold so many CAPITAL PRIZES during the greatest part of the last Century, the usual choke of TICKETS and SHARES .is to be 114, in the greatest variety. of Numbers. The late Nlr."Maddisem, .and his Predecessoii, salt ciently established ,the Charatter of this Office. fir ,Ciond Portant., Accuracy, and 4:l6tuality, and•their Socce/4or s Wm... Ca rter, who for uptlfirds of Thirty . Years concluded Mr Iliad- Aison's littsanc,s; Itiitliince his Death hot-write it on •Aiilt iattering_success onjtis r ovinaccount, is sOlicitgullY Atlitioos that no effort may be, wanting on - his part to retain 4 t.hp 0941 opinion of a generous Public, begs leaVe to recOnitnenfilo Itrs Friends, the present at:do:11y Lottery to be drawn' this yeAr, which for the Numberand Magnittide pr. the Capitals, ; Three of Twenty Thousand,''., 'three of Ten Thousand, " ' Threeof Five Thousand, •-: and various other Advantages, is more henefigita.t.o the Par chase:S.6lon any former Lottery ; and also M purchase, . as, from the rapid Sale of Tickets, the Pticle ti It of'course be daily increasing,• there being only s • Twenty. five Thousand Tickets,.... and the Commencement of the Drawing fixed fob the 24th of this Month. . • • Letters (post-paid) duly answered:.. ; All kinds of Governipent Securities bougbt ,and „sold by Commission, and all llusines in - the Public Fthids tratts itaed. • SEPORITY TO TIIE PUBLIC. To prevent 'the 11.,n. the*C,,mrnissionrs of His Majesty's Stamp, Office have granted fetinis, sion.to Dr. Broduni, to have his name in full. length inserted, oti the Stamps of his Medicines, viz. Win.,Broduni, No. 9, Albion-street, Blackfriars'-road, to imitate which it felony. The Medicines are hot genuine unlesss the above name is on the Stamps. A certain Preventive of many Disorders. —Nothing be ing more wanting at this as AlOO of the year than a purifier of the blood, that effeetually eradicate those eruptions which now 'generally make their appearance on' those who are afflicted with a' Scorbutic. Complaint, it is with infinite pleure we announce the success ,that ,ita's 'attended the administration of the Botanical Syrup. Another motive for us to present this Address tn'the Public is, the knowledge 'hat it the'llotanical Syrup is taken in time, it wilt prevent those severe tits of- illness whklt always :prevail m this. and the ensiling months.. ,The Syrup.effeetually cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scropholous CoMplaints. • The many thousand cures performed' by this inv - ainable Me dicine may . be readily seen in the London.end Papers. The Botanical Syrup and 'Restorative Nervous Cordial to be had at. the' House, :No. 9, 'Albion.street, road. N. 'D. Swintori, the Proprietor(Son of Ar. Sw tn. ; TON ' Felldw of the Royal College of Physic:arts, "Cordon); ' inay4e consulted from ten till%three„or bY te'iter; containinr the usual Fee. A. Five Guinea Bottle contains six at 2zs. ,t. .• Wrihlsil l ,tralessionat . Men ut ISdur;tuun avid Responsibility deviate from the •general System by the. seleetion oLa pethaliar br:inch, the sapzi.on of ler% ,cur , untied su cceisas the hest criterion at inperidritY. Eight years havo.l clevoreti, my ptedice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorciers,:and the Successful result of my plan giVes ine additional ardor to'opp. se , as tar as I ant,- able, the ravages of those Comphitnts which are the must impartint in the Catalogue of Human Infirtnitiei:. After initiation into every Ilrattell, as an Ariny.Sllll4ooll, I formed a•wish at an early period ; of lintetice to in iliViduals from the ignorance of unettateated men, 'or Vic equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Thrue ISisortlers, to the Cyre of which 1 have tic. votett my itiOrition, comprise every species of VEN E• HEAL 1 N fiE•CTION, whether of a recent or long dts• ration: adly,. AIL kinds at debility, -whether arising from, the — habits, ofSidtool.boys, or the indulg,etices •of mature age; And, lastly, tau derangement of the sysfent in wo. men which:ls 4:a Lhxl 11A It, WENN r, SS, or sTEki I,ll' Y. • Numerous Diseases are the result of ienorance, or hots .in the treatment 'of simple.Goluirrinea ; and n nut on. .frequent Ly. happens that the aegis of a,reiloisened b) :the' indiscretion of an .unguarde4...haur..•-. , 3y a superior me. ;t hod such CompAaints are easily cured ; . .andi r eicu . Where . ,others' ha:re:failed; I trust that I may presume to utter a 'tadical•re..establisnmeht.' • ' Few, however, are the cases of complicatetrdistrest in , .this disorder, compared with the . calaw:tous sitnations of . ,Men Who, from an indulgence in a sArary vice, or the prevalent gaieties. of a tashionable.lite, acquire; that state of Debility, whichis the-unavoidable consequence of such pernicious riabits, • Where the unhappy suillirer broo d s over h' . s misery, but' carefully conceals ins misfortune; it .may 'be stinieColl.o. lation for him to kiiow, that although it be an ()hied pi, doubt or uncertainty With- outer nevi, the removal. of • these rerictenetes by the plo,,ress of Rettovi. ti6o, : . is the acquirement of Pay E.v.;iertetice. It the rites: hacchus or Venus have beean to fritut.e `.Ludy vigour, much anxiety will' he ()reviewed 'by an e,riy Counterac. ti,nt of this languid' Stete ; and' in • these nu great lilficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency h.o, Ittr.years existed,, a proper perseveranee indispensably •ecprisite t„ tc'elyj t he s l u m. bering••Sparks of Lite, and to re-laminate thea:Aintitutiort. • M :t. EI)WMF. N , w have low - been disoppointet in their expettations Qt * may be. ass;ired, that in , 'most itistancs,' such , lefeds arc curabie by. Mr.11;::,i1 LI. Tire secrev winch is so essential tn rimy^ ~ !;,tertaklll4. and the qualittcatnirs which 1 have presuiiiva to state, the bias of my piete:iStons, aratin ..'oi.icidence wit,. so; t: Oita' intimatiori is given, th if :14:. ',lmay are ti e 'rsot t aily„ o r _by Lutxof., Oivcl,olol4 Ni3tit; hi: houSe • No. z 9, ,Vtltittin r et:T„ 'ltraltfi t near . Tetri . s!e gl' N 'Ttiet? all Entran..e' .0 Wat,',..srtcet mitomfn g,lntia he N te is on.titithllli'd; ,, ci. Martin tree . ,, Meutbet in 1.19 . s hyrki of Surpoir. CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY.. This 'Day were published, hr Six. Volumes ()Claw); price Three Guineas in boards, embellished with nearly One Hundred Outline, Portraits, or either Volume sePdtately at 1-1411-a..Guineaeach, • • • DU iiLIC CHARACTERS of the v.:. 1 799 , :igoo, !Soli tilos, il3e3, and . ,lso4, consisting of authentic Memoirs of nearly Three Iluodred Contemporary Charac ters, who have the MOM corisptcuously distinguished tWin selies in the•Legislattire, M the Naval awl Military - Service, in the various I.earned Processions, in Literature, in Science or in the useful Itrts. This Work having been•phblishedwith increasing Success, and with universal approhatitin, during'Six.years; the Editors think it, unnecessary to 'expatiate on its Character. They shall - content themselves with introducing - the Orpiiiions6t the most lespe.dable of the periodical Critics. • • " This Work proceeds aci:oldiog to its. first, design, and it seem. to improve as it advances with time. The Volumes contain a considerable number of Memoirs of Pervmsi-our Contemporaries, who iigure in the Mural, the polakai, and the Scieotitic walks of Society. , The discussioo of Liv,iirg Characters isa difficult and delicate t !sk i but, in the execu tion of it, the Authors of this Work have acqintred.thein selves with as much success 'as can reasonably be expected." •--:•Monthly Review. 7 " . • " This Work rxcites much curiosity because it professedly treats of Living Chatielers, and we infer that i its nfOrniation is impartial and correct. It is but justice to uvin that we have been altogether amused by the Publication."— British • • " A sprit of candour and Moderation evidently pervades the present Publication.' Some of t Ite-Charatiers are drawn with greafdiserimination, and display an acuteness ot powers, and. a felicity of expression, not to be found in. the fleeting produttions of the day. 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Kora C;eiteral, Fawcett: E. of Westmorland Bishop ofOxford . 1). ot cao.tensheirv- • an A ppe , laiX, colitaining corrected Memoirs of Mi3s Se and alai tit; trislitiii of Neait,. i'thiced for Rictind t, St. Paul sChurch yAß!, .lent to be had Of all Bevil- 41kt " . 'ARTIFICIAL NIINERAL pAsTE. TEETH. This Day waspublisheil, by Dulau and .Co,\Solio.square, the jth Edition, lir°. with l',lates, in boards, Prt‘e pt D'cilEMANT's IMSSER IsA . F.IPN tin AR., TIFICIAL TEE Fit pointing out the dangerous consequence arising from the use of Teeth extratieti from dead bodies, or made of aby suintaf substatwe so Ojed to 'decay and dissolution, as Wen as the evils - aticoljant On the trans. planting of Human Teeth whh Observations and CaSes CW• , roborating the 0 pinionavl SrSri il lisiu Watson,. ]visa hun ter, and other. eminent Su rgson, who have de nurns r he frequent inoculation of ,diseased by thrse n(des of . To which are Remarks on the. KrCar; Superiority of 'Mr. De , Chem:lilt's incorruptible Mineral -Paste f ur A rrifici o l T e ;,th, .Witlfor which. ik6. or oi been ho nourcd withthe approbation , of the Academy pt . Sciences at Paris:, hut aiso.by, thig public sanetion of. the eminent Medical' Characters in London, and the concurrent experi. ence of more than t 2,n00- Persons of rank and respeetthility, doting. the last to years , . Lutincr tat,niony of the merit of this discovery, it has been honoured with Letters Parent both in England and France. To:be-had also Of the Author, at ltis tipuse, No. Frith-street, near, NT 0 NvNI I_l 118 HIRF .TO BE LE:VT . IOr 4 'cern' of anct entcred upon • • • , • n4O Litt: rit ....A..NEw,Bums %;ith 'Twenty-five Aerz.s Litnar:—ifoi particul ir,, 1.1)14 per, Wally; or by Lett4r Cpobt-paiqi„ Ur. street; boho, • AUTUNINAL SwRETF/NEH. 11 - 1 -BLOOD; at 'this seas,.+ll of the year, bas ever been ; , tjechited•necoSary; that it generally proves a pi:event:lll%e 4gainst,Epidci*e and, 'fit,ir IMea'ses; - We - have tho - preceding ages and it-is eVell.CeetAinleeidist. by. )tie y ,ss vviSe-precan. notary custom • th:t acivantqcs of OR V li'LNO's VF.CIVETAIft.r: L on account of their cbilVenienco, safety,',pleastintittssofogeratioti, , and etheicy, taut; bo heir. evident to ev. ry persoi; whose oyes are not blinded •.with pre. judieet • Tilsit prottruidliidst p;a:tyarfu'l Alterative, Purifier, anct Sweettuee Ot Ott, -.yet discovered, and ratty 6: confidently relied on as the in Ist side : alai certain reined) 'fir toe S'CU VY, Scbrburti . :'Erupticins, - lowisY, and other Disorders arising train an imptirecor impair,l state of the Blood t they are .also entitled ,fo 'the i i.,n ce o f frail etch* peculiar , sifety and utility duri t r 4 the praetice of Sea BATHING, fOr few if any other Nlediein4 can he, taken tidriug, that period even wirlisatety, ~whilst the operation of De Veltio's Vogetabla . c 4 really iniprov by R.—A variety of proots of their etii6cy cah.be 4110;014. CAtaby people of respectability and' clisradtr: these - Must naturally be supposed to have their due weight, and super.; side the necessity or any further i:,onunent ;row the Proprie. tot; yet be piesumes to assert; that the real merits, of this Vegetable Preparation will, on a fair trial, plead,more forcibl%: in its own recommendation, than any, thing which can be saki of it. Sold wholesale and retail by Ronnie and Co. (late Piffling and Co.) at Ole t)eiginal Warehouse, No. 76, Oxteid- street, opposite-the, Poitlition, in small' beats, price 4s. 64. or six smalLin one large, price 22i, ; 1160 by Tun . , Royal EXChange; *Shaw . aiiit Edivards, No. 66, St. ; Ward, No. 3;4, 1:1oftlyfn; and by every Veadvr Nlectichics in the KliAgolorn. TX . The large Boxes will be sent to any part of England, on r eceipt of a etter, post. pai.l, indlosiir i ; the amount, or art crater for payment in London, thiv.:.teti to ivi..:sses. Bourac anj C O. RU. 76, Oxtord-street. FOV.BRUI4IiS, S.PRAINs, Dr. STEERS.s ()PUDE LDOe. ri "TION.'-Ori the , 'Oatsikt, of the Wr apper V..." on each Bottle of the real Medicine Sr.onp is fixed, in Ivitich is Engraved' t` Newb47lN . N. 45, St. P.tui's and over the Cork o t the iloitic,a pat.i‘d, with thew ‘Vords,'" Dr; Siccrs'iOpodeidoc, prepared by F. N.. twY ' All those which are sold withuur'these Designatiun ale grps's Counterrcits. • rhc at.e requeiteti to attend to this Caution, in eon: secrienec oral' linposaion tvliL.lt has been priidisiti fay eel'. Lain Venifers who, under Certei: ofti Connexion' in Tuitie with - :Mr. Newbery . s flourY:4 " have: nut outy void in London, but, by travelling rouint C6nitlry, haue disse-; utinathti througn the Retail I)eAcrs iii At parts ur the King. lart,etitt.mtities of .t spurious pr,.p.u.ttion of •iits 01)0. deldoc, ; Ist the 641". of lAireOtintis it tvlttcli the of Ste,!rs, ut Cluirtng-cro6s, and Nt3....i.xl'y p of Chureh.yard, are'inatie use of, in order the Da9N to deceive unwary,r.urhastirs. The ,gelatine tYpodeldo e is prc..pired and Eptd.tly E . 'New. bcry avid Sons, No. .};. $t ` . P41,41' 011 OW . CO4LII.W,(Y ) ‘4I taw Doors frain Cheapsiac, Lon.tou. itt Bottlei, duty included;, and sold by t I;eir. Appointment, by Dicky and Sutton, Bow Churo 7 yard; .11.1,,Lr0 and C 0 ,,, No, i i () , ' ; , k/1 ,.1,1 .. 'Piddiug s Outord,strtc! NV: Ak l,..!' Old Bonci-stter ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur . .41Ofbutit ;I. Tntt, ltoy.ll xclartge ; W. Clarke, iturciogh, 'l - 110i-street and by' J.ll;wis, )..tt.:cesor to Mrs. X. &co,- bery, .13 , ,joitsjller; at the LOT= of I..Udgates.,;trtct„