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p • r ' ; • di.la ii e , ;•4 a ✓ 4 17 1, 1 Oirv',4- .~. , NUM () ROY;IL, COY ENT-GARDEN. MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 16, will be • , Performed t Comic 0 Lei aof THE ENGLISH FLEET in 1342. Captain Fitzwater, Mr.•TA LOR ; Valentine, Mr. SINC I. R ; • Philip; Mr.' BLANCHARD ; • . Mainmast, Mr EM F R . .1 • Coitmess of Brittany, Mrs. PO WE LI.; jeannetta, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Isabel, Miss BOLTON • Katharnie, "Miss P G RON• • Aftei which will be.added, the Melo-Drama of ' • A TALE OF MYSTERY. Romaldi, 'Mr. NTLEY ; 'Francisco, Mr. FA .t LEY; • Places for the Boxes to bo taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Offree, in Ilan-street. A .be Doors will b e opene d at Half-past Five, and the Play Kr at Half7pastSix: • X es 775. Second.price 31. 6d.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price .."- d:price'' 4 " • erY 2s Second-price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se ten 6d. I,_. °47ll ettlay and Thursday, a Tragedy of Shakspeare's, in i t; 7, Mrs. SiatiOnS will perform.—On Wednesday, The —On Friday, The Exile. t he Public are rezpe,:dfully informed, that Miss Smith is st gaged at this Theatre, and will make her tirst appearance 1,°!) after Christmas in the Charaeler of Elwina, Mfrs 'iannah More's Trag edy of Percy. kit S t liakspearoispreparation, Tragedy Of Julius C xsar is in . will be revived as soon as po-sible. T he Irew Grand Christmas Pantomime, which has been in f il l !P a ration ever since last Sstrnmer, will • be produced early Christmas week, with entirely.new Music, Machine scenerY, Dresses, and Decorations. NEW PAVILION THEATRE. rt W CAS-I'LE-STRE P r STRAND, stabli s hed b y A u thority of the Lord Chamberlain). p f HE Public are most respeetfully infoinied, that b ead the Proprietor of this Theatre , having e xp ended Ai , 3' Ten 'Phousand P.ounds in the -internal and external tLtratitiS and Imprdvements, tot their accummodation, e tien rditicularly for the better executing, on a grand and That i , l7° scale, every species'of Legitimate Equnirian Ora. /6 4 ; pectacte, which originated at the Royal Amphi. i no '' , Westminster-bridge; but, from the heretofore con. p r 4 'Pace of tire late Pavilion Theatre, was totally MI: ~cahle to pertbiaii, ..orifirimable , to his most ardent ; hut has. now. the. extreme and gratifying pleasure to kg : 41 " that, without any pecuniar) aid, (ootwithstand. most dreadful calaniitiesi, he has totally altered o'ill -r •itearrital Concern io a manner which he iis occa merit contitruatiOn , tir that p a tronage, which, oil a 1 1 iiip,Lcc l u i ts, he has so liberally experienced from a gener ous ,Ori • Ely hi " 4 "NPAY NEXT, December i 6, the above EATRE-ANIII open for the Winter Season. ' ll4l ticalarso: the Vattertaininents, 14c. in future Bills Ath • crirscmients. _ Sie u r , opened at -flalf.pait Five, and begin at Half-past • siIoOTING , AND WAi.KINC: stti)Es ENTL.V.MEN will find at W. L. WilIGHT's, 41 46 No• ch'eapside, an At,ticle. nuequaile'd, 44-without sewing, in such a imow...r, that the wet can- DvPtnetratc between the Uppers and Soles.' One . trial will g iu r k .their suparimity iliose generally worn, both in '4lity of And keepir.g he feet, dry. NJ' B. Krattly oppoitelfread.strcet. it JOHN MbOßE's COLUJNNA CA NIP , IYSTE AD, forming a . regular ita Tent - '''' o l.lor the ield,.ll3arracks, , &c. also a ) FA: tor a ur Room, ski; and liKewise a SEA COT tor on board '` who lepa . eking in small Valise 'allowed the most 'e n , ever ety ruanutaatt red,' in vented by INI 0 GA N Who A ' l) lt S, i 6 awl 17, Cattle' ine.:street, Strand, ,2165 t hinnbly presonic thv highest hon Our:. ought to be ttri4 tll those who so gallantly live and die for their King PrI V ,ALUAIILF. BST r SOMERSETSIIIRE [IE MANOR ot WALTON, with the Man ar , 1 "• 11 Castle, Advowst.n, and upwards of 1 100 nte" swu dng the same, will be SO LI) by A UCT 10 N, T ivei Bath, on FRIDAY, the a•th instant ! at s °7 Cloek (unless previously disposed of by Private 1 114). tbi, 4 , r6 . , 4 1 'ts may be had of Mr. Tyndale, Solicitot, Lin -2.lllll.fields, who is authorised to treat for the Sale by tate C ! ..nt ra Ct. ER LEHULA fIo.USE IN PETERBOROUGH. TO 'BE, So NEAT GENTEEL HOUSE, suitable to a ..t ar small Family, with Garden behind, and Conveniences 11 00 ‘ s two or three stall Stable, by a way separate from the e, tited c premises are situated in Prctgate.stretl, Ote most re dnd Plessatit 'part of Peterborough; has a Right at,d P ew r ? iti the two great Lnclosurei ,now taktng . place ; also a , 1 ,„ 111 ,the Church, and Votes for the Town and County. oa t i i t tire, post paid, ,of Mr. laCobs, Bookseder, Peter. °ugh. pU it CHILI3LAINS, SPRAINS-, BRUISES, 4{cy. IS DR: STEERS'S OPODELDOC ofettr,s,OpOrior to all other external 'bpplicaiinns in S prains,- Aruises, Rhellfl4ollsllls, &C. ' ; as 1 410, 1 / 4 4 arnpsor . Ntimbliess and in promoting Circulation ked - 'intbs when in a para t lytic state. It is the best Re- N ! i 4r Y_ for cliilblains,_if dissoived in a spoon, and applied t ;t4 11 ;1 or with a pledger of well - mnistened . .with it, and hi the" the part atlettcd. It is likewise of ad-pirable service sj i b ie t ccidents and local Complaints to which Horses are , ,S old `Atl te l., °l "Y F. Nwhery and Sops, No. 45, St. Paul's 1 , 1 4ati 0 7 -Yar . d . four doors !tom the corner of Cho psitle., " 4 co ' A „ ) 1 4 „ I ce ts. 9d, a Bottle: ;aid, ,by ;IF p.int;) , ..1,1, by Zvi % Oxiord-street; Old 1300-street ; ) Itolburft ; Harris, -Ludgate-street; anti Clarke, DJ -4S ir e i.. , serve the words. 4 ' F. Newbery, N 0..;, St. Paul's," - "Waved in the Stamps. N f) • L ERFUI. DISCOVERY pv A WEST INDIAN. Vh: Eli's CE.LEIIItATED BOTANIC 01131tOCA rei. 1 ahtl•V EOL EXT it AC r, a S m ovk_ .l j ttd Specific Remedy _for the C it " ) E. t r, LVIVIllAGO; &c.. which it never tails re lievin g i l u re epr four warm ApPlleationi: following r•spe6iable Persons . I)pvi rig (1.• hoe riv e dgreat Benefit from the, these "ctlici""' tto y s,ven permission tor inserting their,Nanies, don • Dfrp t ' t ilY , regard to _ its good elledts,. who 'army think 0 refer toheni o ;'few sl ay . B 4l . ornati Smitten, carpenter, ofa ...n.utriat , c (lout, a Mr' I. Fly., G en t. T. Ridley, Gent. ".; Barratt, Gent. alai Messrs. Rowed, liudgen, !It; i; i l6l 'nd Piper, - all o f cr o yd o o., Mr.:\ I h ( t y k i ln; °n, tear Sr. (iiles, -11Olhorn. r Jay, King's k i ,'l ,l lew ry. r. Scrivens, Calkv.ll..use. Mr. (:, , , i f t ""q White Horse, Covertt-gaiden. Mr. Itover, 1r And tt: t r _i °la l'aface-rird • anti a Gentlent4n at ( '...fsli , dt6n, I), , Th e •Lieuniatic Gout in a few (1.44. Articles are prepared and sold . by the I oventcjr.. 4 "Cp, .NO. 4, . Prince's-place, 1)11 -c 'feet: ' 1 " ) appointed Messrs. , lg tpeti arketi L on d on , hi 4 Wholesale A ; . 441 ,e venders and the Public in )sacral, „ whose names, -as a certain criteru , n ati "t. 4•1-, be engraved, on the StAnip rilixc.. to tn,ttie ha 1‘ 4 4141.1' • , 04 11 , "40 retail by ell Veritlers Medic:in! H. To and 4s. • 4 }', price zse9d. . bd. Lir los. 64; Lnclud,.. • rft-1 k ON the 21st NEXT MONTH will be all Drawn, the incomparable LITTLE LOTTERY of ta,coo TICKETS, with ao,opel. PRIZES for NEW YEAR'S Giro. SCHEME. 2 Frites Of k2eooo are 4a,aao 6, - boo 12,000 a • 4, 000 8,0 " i,co, '6,0050 2,396 from cookto 231. • . 54,05 u :T. fi shi (Contractor) gratefully happy in announcing the unequalled success wnich has attended his Offices, in the t woolait Lotteries, embraces the present moment Of solicit. ing the public attention to the Schethe of the present Lot tery, which lie flatters himself is arranged to meet universal sitisladion : —The Tickets are few ; the Prizes are numer. ous the Capitals are great; and the Riskin following Capital Prizes were sold in Shares at f, Cornhill, 9, Charing. Cross,and by Bish's Agents in the Country, - in the Lotteries drawn last Month and in elober •1,643, Class A . 3 c16,000 3,313, Class C . ,Cis,ooo 3.163, - A .. . 5,0.0 lc, - A - - 3, 00 0 5,853, - - A . . 2„ceo 1,853► - B .. - 2,000 4,° 2 5, -, C - . I,ono 1,863, . A • . Soo 2,052, . A . - soa 1,852, . A - - Soo 3,863, - B - '. sco, As there are only. 6,000 Numbers, most of which have been delivered front the Bank, those who wish for tavoutite N untbers are entreated to apply inunediately. In the last Lottery it was hipossible to Otani a Ticket in the country near the Drawing. 131 i ST WA X - CA N/ D LES, at 445. per Dozen lbs. Ditto SPERMACETI ditto, at pls. per Dozen. ELL, Mkitiatcturer, No. 1, Charing-cross, next door to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland's, begs leave to acquaint the Nobility, and those Fatitilies in general he has had the honour to serve fur a number of years, that he,has made a further reduCtion in the price of his best Wax Candles, to 445. per dozen, and the Spertnaceti ditto, of the Most beautiful transparency, to :Os per dozen ; and all orders he may he favoured with will be attended to with-the seine punctuality as usual. , 13. Candles for Exportation. MHECONDUCTORS of the MENTOR NE, anxious that the Public should possess every facility of appreLiCiting the value, and of thoroughly understanding the basis cm which the MENTO lt To N. 'IIN E is•lbunded, are determined that the Subseriptions.rlue upon the Shares, may, at the choice of the 8ohn:101ns, stand c.ver tiL January, iBr3 •' and as tic first Number of that gr , nd Natioicai Work wilt be published in !actuary next,.there•Will be twelve - niOntha allowed to the Share holders to examine the Solidity and Utility of a Plan, which, founded on the Principles of EqUity and Prink, presents at, union aintprovemenr and profit, not before known to exist, and which the Fathers of Families most particularly en- Courage. as an equal benefit to the Minds and fortuncS of their Children. *,* Engraved Receipts, to 'secure Shares, are now ready to deliver, at tl* Mentor Office, iB, Ivy -lune, price as. 64. where Nroi. Subscribers alba may obtain Prospettuses and P labs nt ,tll9 This Day was published, price xs. 6d. continued annually, DAVIS'S MATI - lEMATICAL CO NI iv IO N, for 1:',12, N. XV. t" containing swers to the hat ye tr's Questions, ,&c. with new ones pro posed to be rile next Number, including nal Philosopoi,:al Papers - and UMW Extratis. NEW LONDON PIIARMACOPCE.ItI. • • • This 'Day was pubiislita, 'I he Second Edition, revised and corretted, in fivo. pried yos.6ti hoards, • THE I'HARMACOPCEIA .of the norm,. 1. COLLEGE of I'iIoICIANS of LONDON, 1809. Translated into English, with Notes, &c. BY RICHARD POWELI.„ M U. Fellow of the College, Physician to St. Bartholomew's and the Magdalen Hospitals. • . Printed f Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Parefnuster.row IvIEOICO-CiIIitURGICAL TRANSACTIO . VS. • This Day was published, In Ivo. illustrated Eight Plate., price z6s. boards, the Second . Vt,luitie of ikirEDiCO-CH II UR G !CAL TRANSAC LV.A. 'TONS, published. by the Medical and Chirurgical Society el London. Printed for - Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, Paternoster-low. Of whom may be had, the same Work,. Vol.. I. price 145. boards. This Day ivas published, In One Volume... Royal Quarto, with , Twenty.tive lingrav ingt; trom the Designs of the Author, a Plate of I nsciip , lions, and three Maps; one from the Observations of Cap tain James Sutherland, and two Drawn by Mr Morier and Major Rendell, price ,31: 135. orl. hoards ; ,. A JOURNEY through PERSIA, ARMENIA, .k. and ASIA MINOR, to CONSTANTINOPLE in the Year OW and IEOI, in which is included &ante Account of the Proceedings of His Majesty's Mission under Sir liar ford tones, Bart. K. C. to the Court of the King of Persia. 13y (AM ES MORI E , His Majesty's Secretary of Embassy to the Court of Persia. (• ' • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and 54, New Bvtld•ht tcet. • *** A few Copies with PIOOI 1111pieSSiOnS of the Plates or.. India Paper, price sl. ss. This bay was . ptibliSliCrL In Fooheap 0413v0, with. a beautiful Engraving from a Design of Mr. Opic, the 6th Edition, price us. in • beards, ' • P O E M S, by MRS. 0 P I E. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and brown, Paternoster-row, • t)t whom may be had, by the same Author, r. The Warrior's Return, and other in Fools cap oaa,th, embellished with a Frontispiece, price Gs. extra boards. 2. Simple 'rales in Four VolUmes rzino. the id Edition, price 11. I. in Wank: • Adelinc Nlowbray ; or, the Motller and Daughter, a Tate, 3d Edition, Three Volumes raino. Gd. in boards. 4. F-ther awl Daughter ; sth Edition, with a Fronds pipce i)d. 'wards. • Thizi Day was published, i re -Five Volumes-`Octavo, with an Atlas of the Roads at Spain, and other Maps of tlie Country, •Ilcc. price 31. 13s. _ . 6d. boards • • A VIE W of SPAIN; comprising a Descriptive • ttenerarfor each Province, and a general Statistical Accutint'of the Country ; niCluiling its Population; Apcul. tun:, gaputaaures, Commerce, and Finances ; its C. ueerii. ,:lent,4 l o E‘clesiasEcclesiastical.Establishments ; ih.J State tit theArtff,` liii;ientxs, and Literaturoi its Manners, Customs, Natural History, tier. ,lay ALEXANDER -DE LABORDE. Translated iron) the French. Printed - for Longman, lturst, Kees, Orme, and Drown, ruw ; and K. Loulau and 'Co. Soh.) square. Mao intormation concerning'Spainis here brought toge ther titan was i.erhaps ever collected into d single publica n." ---Monthly Review, Aug, taco. " Thicpublication contJins a vast accumulation of details, and is the most c•ompreliensive and satistac ;,,ry \\ urk On the subjed."—licl. Rev., Feb...attii. • l'nis is, beyond a doubt,' the most accurate and the most sA tisnictory account of an} country that has in our recollec tion been published."—Dtitisti GrttlG, hiarcti, Sll 7 UR DA 1/, DEcinthElt. 14, 1811 , .... ‘,. .. , ...v. r ,,_, , .-00, ~. , .. , . - , . .. , ..= ... ..1 • - ' tr -- 1 0 2' . 1.---- ..,,,. , a • ... ~r .. 1 1 - :' , ik'' '-- - % 4 :': • '?... 7 , ' 4"" 5 . , AI ; • ~~ti.- C i PRICESIXP.FiNi MAD. STAF.,L'S• 11 1 ,)1.1'K. t,v I.I'!ERATtIi4,.., • Mimi m t MOI It .3 0 i II I'. is 1.1 rE. e‘,:. • Thi, Day was publidted, In Two Voloinvi. Sin.Jll Octavo, pice 14;1. DE LA LITTEATURE, ANCIENNTE tt . mol).Eiol4. Par' MADANII. DE STAEL HOLSTEIN, Auteur de Corinne ou &c. —Precixii Oeinciirea sur to yielle I' sur Principal Contents —De . N LittCrattira 'des recs la Litterature. Latino—ltalicime et Evaviiole..- Dela Littera ture Nord--Des Tragedies de Sluil:s vele i)C la Piaisiint-; erie Anglaise—De P I magination deb A nglois dans fetus'. I've. sirs et dins lours Itommis—De .10 Philosophic et. tie I'FlO. quence des Auglois—no la Litterature A i lemande —De la Litteraturn Pendant le aiecle tie Louis X 1 V. •-PU DiXhUi. tieme leclo--1.41 Gout, tic PUrbaniio ties Mocurs et de len t -. influence Litteraire et Politique -Deb Femmes qui cultivent les Lettres, ice. Printed for H. Colburn, Public Library, se, Conduit trear ; Anderson, Edinburgh ; and Cumming, Dublin. _ A ' RE-ANIMATION WI - IEN the, most iipportant funaio ns o f life are suspintled and those who are invalids by inheri tance or imprudence, are reduced to the most dep.lorablo state of N RVO US D L. 13 I LIT Y, it is nit in despair thar reliells.to be found ! TIieGENUINEAROMATIC LoiENGESofSTEEL are the best, it not the only rcrnedy, to this species of de. bility. '!'hen' aversi._n , to exercise, loss Of &pia vity of a ppe. lite, and pallid countenance, indicate approaching consump. tion, the delicate. female, wit) be preserved and restored to health and society, by the benign influence of this Medi. clue. When thy spark-of life begins to grow dim, the ;Imo. fation languid, and the faculties rt;tralybed, these Lozenges will restore health and vigour to the debilitated • frame, and 2.cerfulm.ss and animation to uie mind. Prepared In the sole Proprietor, I . P. : - 2,1d0n, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, Air. Cill'ord, at the Origi. sal Warebouse,'is . B, Stt:hitti, neJr 50411CiS't Retail iilsc at Mr, Sanves, (40rd-street , Ward's, Hot. born . ; t o ld RandalP,s, Royal Exchange. P ri.e 75. per box; or tour boxes in oft:, for z7.s. duty included. Caution I -It i partictinviy necessary to observe, that each box is signed by tit Proprietor, I.' P. Seddon, in his own hand-writing, without which a tie arc genuine. ' ( -141N,ESE FLUID, or TONQUIN OIL,• %.„.4 found &rim experience to be the best Preparation in the World for making the Hair grow thick and long, preventing its falling oil' or changing colour, gives :t a most heauttfuL glossotrengthens the finest hair, and readers. it capable: of retaining its curl fora consideiable length of time, even in a damp or Moist atmosphere it also priAnotes the growth of wileskers, eyebroW3, 3:e. and its power of regent:lt ing hair on parts of the head which. have become bald, is truly astonishing; It is so perfen:tly innocent that it may he used to an infant, - and'irproiied, by experience, to possess those properties so often expe.deel in vain frenn oilier p re , mations', and its most perfee.t safety cad only be equalled by its invariable efficacy in prpcluciog one of the most de. stable ornaments of .nature--A F 1 N FOE AD OF 11A1R. Sold at,4s. aild 14.. or one, bottle, containing se s te h i at One guinea; by the Proprietor, ilson, No, tord street. :lilt! by appcio,tmeni, by Mcisrs. naylcy and Mew, Crick. spur -street t leit e, O , Ciwipside ; 7i, 6,11,1 tltct; Maitress, I:l,•el.stfevt ; Ke:I!!) I .).:114:1;t1 Holbuto; m ut •Sirand ; 59, I . ; Halve; Kipg.strect, anti Icy ta, st iespeti. - Awe periumoro utul 44eilicinc Vimilcri in ToWn ;Ina Country.. • . COWUMPTIoN;, WHEEZING, AND wiNTEI,CoLIGH. . ; TH"'„Reputation cif Mr. • FISH ER'S PREPA.. P A RED ST R.l Al ONI M and 0 X.Y M E 1,, in. the cure or the above Diseases, is an well eStatalished, that it is quly necessary to caution the Public agiiitsr the selfish - ad, vertiseinents of a Pretended Druggist, as well as or a Pre tended Surgeon, and to intOrrir their! that Mr. filler's Pre. parati:tns (whickt are perredlly tree treat any pernie,lous qb:,. lity)aro.nialle, - by his' spe6:ll api • y)intment, at the c.'llvitucal and Metlical . lll3ll, and wild in . 1.011(1011 only by Harris, core her of Sr: Paults.Church. v:lrd ; ;11r. Sanger, ;pa' .0s turd road ; O focr, 34, m ' Parliament- street •• Mr, Butt, Iterner's-street49cl .“ M. Nix, opposite thel.'.x.cbange,.e orn . ••• • The Sixth Edition or Mr, Fisher's Familiar ;I'►eatise: Asthma, &c, vintaining the testi►monks of th must nent Physielaits" and respedable characters, is Just pill). (p.rice Two Shillings and Sixpence), and may ,be hut of the above,Venders. The lire Pared Stramonium and oxy met arc also sold in the country ity Manchester ; Sheppard, Briotol Tymb s and Son, Worcester ; Keene, w ; los ' oxfokt ; Hodgson,' Cartbridge • Kollaston, Coventry; Ali 11,6111.11), Lancaster Gore , Sitinlollrlll Drury and Son, - Lincoln g Eddowei, Shrewsbury;' Brass, ; Caparn, Newark ; Cheiner, Neweastle.underLine • Simp:tri, Wolverharnotin g Sutton, Nottingham ; ttornb, , York t Poole, Chetittl ; 'Core, Liverpool; Turner mid Aktniticati, Newcogle.itpon. Tyne; Hooker Ipswich ; Bath I White, Wird-teach ; Hoiroyd, Mallon ; Krintt Lio)d, ; Searle, Lerch t 13illinga, Liverpool.. . , ADVICE WHEN Men of Kim...llion and prtifv'sqtaiial V V skill use persevering eiiileivours to discover the Most safe and certain method of treating ii Jow prevaili ng , Di s 4 ascot. the successful result of their exp er i ence is the best, proof o f superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons,' have been induced to make the Cure of the following the objeei of the.r,Warticular study, vi, 4. a certain Disorder, frequently color:Vied in a mo. went of intoxication, and its concomitants, Striehires and {eels; Which, by an immoved plan, are speedily and efrec t ually cured; as also debility, whether arisuig from patchy. nalian Indulgences, long resiiience iu wariii Climates, or secret - Solitary Vice, too Tutee unhappily pursued by the Youth of not h'Scies, in the onerceartuns,iiiii:tastianrillnitlyp,o)trelii:erreo: j}e6S, and in the other a - numerous -train of Ne'rVouti Diseases, C wh i ch,on s u n i % p v. f t i n t i o: t i t i i; e t i r u l t i i i t e : o t y h e :t r o t e i n l t se i e s: i t t i r l i e e t :l l . f c i o n go of such l o t aDi y ettii tirorrb cienc y, arisi from any oilier c0..,e, by which the powers otsthe Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sur. geons of Lorelon, they oiler a hrm, safe, land speedy Itestora.. tion to sound and vigorous Health. The reNult of a long and extensive pradice lur;,en4led them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without, subjeding the Patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; awl iii r e . cent cases, where an early , spplication is 11111(10 Oil discovery of the Infection, they frequently pttrform a Cure hi the short space of two days. Theunprecedented stir.veiis of their motto of Treatment (which hasnever heen known to fail Moue sin. glis instance in a praelice o f 15 years, daring' which period n thousand persons of both sexes ife been cored, even ag Y e n rsevere and Injurious methods had been pursued by oilier Praditioners without effeet), induce them to thus publicly offer their actice. Messrs. COSS and Co. exclusively 'protesting the Cure of these particular complaints, in :.order that they (nay not .be marked by a mistaken tow, with the obloquy so Justly attached to the ignorant Empiric:, think it but justice to rheinw selves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch at the profession (certificates of which, from dillerent hospii.d.,, and testimonials twin the most eminent Physicians, they hive to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting (MITI their endeavours thin jou iieal thew to quit the pratlice of thegenerui Praelitioner, and they presume ti t their pretensio. is constit fairground tOr the unpreceden it confidence with vv h they have, oy the Pub lic, been so liberally honoured. rattertts in the country arc requested to siAte the pa rt i c „,. 14rS of their case, ago, and manner of livin4, inch*irig A batik Note, for advice and meitieints, anal the sittv. wilt be tor. warded to any part of the kingdom, GOSSTand, Co. Surgeons, Nu. 13, lf.navutie.sirget. 'acct. *MO. This Day were published, In Three Wis. Imo. the Fittu Edition, price 2ts in boards, T ETTELIS 'addressed to a YOUNG MAN, on L his FIRST ENTRANCE' into LlFrs,andadapted.to the peculiar circumstances or the present tittles. By Mr %VEST Printed for Longman, ,Hurst, Rees,Orrne, and, Brown, Pa. • ternoster. row. • We cannot withhold that tribute of praise which Work of such superlative merit demands, Irvin every one who_ is interested for the welfa re of the risitm gep '" eration. Guardian of 4cluc..tion, May, iSoa. As.above may,he had, by the same Author, 1. Letters addressed to a Young Lady. Three vols. IL ta. • a. Poems and Plays. In A, vols. mno. price il. 34. in boards. 3. The Mother, a Poem, in Five Rooks. 7s. in boards. Gossips Story, and legetl.iry Tale. In 2 voh. 7S. S. A Tale of the Times. In 3 vols. 235. eni. in boards. 6. Refusal, a Novel. Three vols. its. in Wards; . 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A• T a period so awful and portentous as the pee bent, in which Old systems seem !istening to their fall, and by their removal to make way for anew and hap. pier fliSpcll:,3tioll ' ot the Divine PlOVldellell I . ll4llklliil, it IS Or t he importance to those, whose hopes aspi re to, i a better world, to, mark those signs of the•tinies which our Lord has...foretold, should be the harbingers of his Second corning, it may ,{perhaps excite astotihmment, hat i t i s not the less true, that the second advent of the Lord has adtually taken place, not naturally, but spiritually to the minds of men, by a revelation.,ot the internal sense, of the Sacred Scriptures, in which the Lord Jesus Christ appears, with irresistible convidion, to the simele and unpreju. diecALA:hristian, as the only God or licaveit and Earth, in whom-is the Divine Trinity of the Father. Sun, and Holy Ghost. To elfed this important purpose, it has pleased the Lord" to make use Of the instrumentality of A man like ourselves, for the purpose of revealing the internal sense of site Wool, end„ by miraculously gifting hitt' With the abilsty . of 1-•eing in the spiritual and natural worlds at. the same tune ; so enable hint to see, 1 , ) understa-d, and to coin. mull i cil te t o mankind the correNiondence, and relatinii stib. sisting between spiritual and natural things. Is• it to be wondered at, ;that'sin.h ,a dispen , Aion is vouchsafed t o b e . nighieti inort i ii3 t this day, when it Is considered that the W o rd, which is the Lord, has been so crucified anew by contouliliK m.:eis, and that its letter, 'which as garnients, con. • teal his Vivitic Majesty, has been so torn in., pieci.s, and wteste't' to Lobo,. the most pernicious doetrines ? Is it net on t imon observation, that the sincere Seeker after truth is so bowildemi in the mazes of contending• systems,• as vitally to, have lost the clue by which he pass through • the ilkine labititith of the letter into the secret recesses of the Holy Nord? Has nut the indivisible Divinity been di. Videil into three persons, faith been torn asunder front Charity, charity from faith, and all those principles in the iiloty %Void,. which should - remain eteinally united the Minn Of 111/O1 been separateol, , and consequently destroyed in the doctrines of modern theology 1 In such a consomme. lion of evil arid false principle 4, is it wonderfuf that the, Divine Mercy should interpose; and reveal anew the T im— pettant truths of salvation ? he Works of the above en- . lightened Author, a list of which is hereto siiiijointal, ,are, therefore now ott e red to the public by this Society, as the most elleiltwl . antidote against the ilangeroui heretics which at ipcsent incest the Christian World. Arcata Cculestia, twelve vuls. 8vo: 51. • index to ditto, 12.5. r ()nib:avert sod Hell, Bvo. • Oft the New lerusalem and its Heavenly Doctrines, ilvo. is, • On site Earths in our Solar System, Bvo. as. 6d. On the While Horse mentioned ,in the Revelations, 121110. Btl. • On the Last judgment, &o. 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