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LECTURES on th CHURCH C A TE- L) CIUS'NI, intended Or public or privatc Insjruction partikßaarly appr.,Pri:acil to the Suod.tys in Lent, By the Rev. SA.IBItiEL C.; LA ssE, D. D. Rodin , of Wanstead, in, ESSOX, - aild Chapi.tin in Ordinary to In the Press, and speedily Will be published, In Four Vols Foolscap Sva. Pnce 'One ()Ow:a, in Wards, MEMOIRS of the hoe Mrs. ttolilm;oN, viltil"rEl4 by HILIZSLLF; anti dotrs of many distinguished "Persons of the present pztiod ; - to other witii some Pthsiburnous Piet:es-in Verse and Pwse. Printed tor N. 7i, St. PAul's His Altajesty. - - Printed for P. and C No. 62, St. Paul's Ciritreli-yard; sold siso by J. Hatcha:d, No. 173, Picca dilly-. Tnii Day is published, the Fourth Edition, Prii:e it. 1k TAXILVIS of HEALTH, tieing an 'AbridgMent J.YI of the ESSAY on INDIGESTION; „containing Advice to Persons alilided with:CoMplaints of the Stomaeh and BowelS; Nervous, Lanus, and :Gouty DisOrdel's, Head, ach; habitual Costivemss, Female 'Complainrs ) .•&.e. with Observations on Diet, Air, and • Exercise, ,including a TREATISE on SEA and COLD BATHING. Likewise explaining Ole 'reason why the Sea and Country Air is more salubrious than that of . Cities and large Towns. - By R. SQUIRRELL, M. D. Sold by Murray and High1ev,.N0. , 32., fleet-street ; W. J. and J. kiehardson, Royal Exchange ; Ilatehard, No. 173,. Piccadilly ; and by the Author, No. Deninarkstreet, Soho; also by Blanchard, Printer, York:; and by Sheppard, opposite the Exchainlcc, Bristol. This Work merits'the attention of every person as it Nt., only points-out the true method • of curing the above CM — plaints, but'also demonstrates that of preserving IL:4lth; and preventing diseases in goner. 1. - • di',Nvltorit may h. had, by the same. A tielor, a Course of I.edure. on .the llr ty t'estivals ; with practical Remarks on each,. and .Exhortations to a more devout iind sulenin Ob servance of them. In 0 lie Volume Octavo, prize, in boards, 7s • " --- • THE SECOND 'PUBLIC MEETING DAY _ for the PEECHES at HARROW SCHOOL, are to th 7l , l4ce,on rucsday . the 2d of June, imteai of TnutsdaY TO 71 - IEI-I.IIMAVE AND WELL—DISPOS ED. ,A.CLERGYMAN of the Church of England, through mistoit un e, was oblie t i to surrender. himself few tid . days since to the Prison . 61 tne Fleet; 'leaving a Witt Flight Children in a most "wretched -state, and with 4. per • it jr, sirki ii pit tan::e fur th e ir su pp ort . Ponations, ever so small, will be received at Messrs.. lioare s „ Messrs. G a lin ;s and Mr. 13. 11646, Red Lion. agnate, who can fully testify the truth of the above untbr. Innate and unhappy case. AUTOMA.TICAL FXIfiIRITION , §PRING GARDENS, '•, • M R. MAILLARDET be g s leave Ino'si.respea. fully to return his grateful acknowledietneuts to the Nobility, tieutry, and Public, for their appr4Oation, and the very liberal Patronage and EncOuragenient with which he has been honoured, and to inlet= them that his E XIII SIT' ON . Witt tinaLlY dote this Season, having received reOthitt:d invi ‘ztions IrDlll Persons of Distinaidn, to visit several Pro. %ircial Towns in Great Britain anti Ireland. A CARD. PROFESSOR of PORTRAIT an & MINIA. AURE PAINTING wishing, upon account Of his T h, to relax a little at present in these pursuits, would to.strutt'a few Pupils either at home or abroad in PRA W. eNG, MINIATURE PAINTING, and painting . to OIL °LOURS. fir a particularly easy, and expeditious me. t!loci of painting on Ivory , which he has recently dis Covered, jr enable any Lady or Gentlemtu, with seine previous t nowhtclge of Drawing, to paint Aliiiiatures in a ft:w lessons thee who reside much in the C ountry . he attinnient of ele g 4 nt accomplishment in so shoit a time rriust he an op ts e6 , worthy. amongst. • P articulars mare be known, and. . 3 great variety of Sped. ltt `ts seen at Mr. Connard's, No. 6, Piccadilly, ricar the al,m4rket Vlac e • ; Ora C t ore sln ad! $ ed to S. S. to be left at the above Will be attended to. WANTED — , :A FOREIGN CLERK, 'I)Y a very resreffable I* 4 - 4 L. louse in a principal Manutaauring ToWn ; one . who niil o p tt to corr4,:spond tiuently in the German and Frowlt Lan. • I , o 6( ''s Paiticularly the limner. He, must have a perkktt wlert;:.e book A liberal 'Salary wil l be r ' t '' ‘ Poftinnate to abilitie. f ackirtissyd to Mr . L . N0.:9,;, Cecil-street, 'Strand, pN°l"ting an i nterv i ew , %.% ill have iminediate attention. * S , • It is de s i r ed that application May he niaeie as early_ as the Advertitivinent..wil opt 1)e. continued, .MONty on Bow) , MoRTcAc; AN:ST ITY. F i llitTY THOUSAND POUNDS• ready at a sum, . s to advance on real Incomes , • trom , 161. to ( :b . hrz 7 e arl, arising from Fstate4 Mon:y , Fliticis, Kent arri.ge Settleatetai, Wi4we jointures, Pensions, Ccn t r,. l rceletrnabic "at option of flit; Borrower. e,:ti" . ..: r nen having interest, may be 'domed genteel Va-, / co l " , Civil and Milturv., unticr - Crovernment, of tool. 001. seal. 6601. 7001. tool. 40601. it, v - . ° '' ; ° l • a year. A Itoerlq..lee will . i)tt 41w4):ti given for 4nit Z 1 • 64)4, !'dent PhteeS, l'ertsic,ns, anti Cltufe4 ,ft..„.entleine n holding Appo, it 'Lent who Itave , iiturest to the ct i,a Reiignation, may receive a handsonte compliment for. same. I . Pe Alm Isonal applications, from Eleven till Three o'clock, `to 1 - 1 be l dul and L tto. No. 7, Cecil -street, Str:od. Letters I , 4id entle4 Y a " 1 . 0 ?3E SOLD BY .PUBLIC AUCTION, Pon the remises, cn Saturday the 4th day of fuly r't. ALL.those ELEGANT lIIJILDING b 0 tree-led upon Douglas !lead, at the mouth of the 1-Lr h-lin of Douglas, in the Isle of Man, called and couunonly by the name.a FORT ANN, late the . esitlent:e of , Whaley, Earl. - deceased, coniiSting of inost "cle elt and coininodiotts DwellingAiotfse, , and.exeeilent Gar and () ttices, subjeet to an annual Ground Rent of 'rhr:o For beauty of Situation, and elegance of Building, the Premises are not to be exceeded in the. King's doiiniens. Isle of Man, Atay Is / ISOt.. 441 . 2 1:1 1 / AUCTION, of LANDS in NORTH WALES, At Without Reserve, . tti the Bite, i n Ah erge l e , i n t he C ount y of D en bigh, on Sa ''• rd.ty the anti Day of June, aot, at Three &Chick in i ne A „ „ .•_• _ .. , terituon, subject to t...ontritiOus, , r ' I .IE MANSION-HOUSE of PLAS-YN- YS . AEN, and Demesne; Lands_, with Two other Tote.. eAlecl PEN'CRE DU and LLYN, kontsioing in the th c 't e 80 A. 0.R..38 P. of good Arable and Pasture Land, in zrish of Lystaeii, in the County ti Carnarvon. f. 4 11 he rernisi:.s lie contiguous to each other, and cloie to 1110,114 Lime -stone. • en 13,*-yn-Llystaen is within hal ra mile only from the Mail , t i,'„ a p Road between London and Holyhead ;. one utile from • where there is a most excellent Bathing Shore; and °" t unes from the Market To%rn of A bergele. It es situate heilanning eminenc e and commandS' a tine View of 'the aas the Isle oflll4to with a tit-lightful Prospect of al Vuockluatcent. Country and Carnarvonshire' Hills. The. liouse fit for thilnikthigs are very commodious, and in all respt.,..ts • Fu ... e residence ola Renteel Family. liatrls) ',lrther Particulars apply to Messrs. Lloyd and Wil . LtJSid I.9TTERY for I lit . _ 2 Prizts of . , • - • AL....1.75 tie-) in sinalier etizes. CC . ), 1,1, Pual, ry, 3 L i;lished Year 1'59); and ..‘t ;:teir Spite I to Office in the City 'of C;lassuvv, are appint...-.3 to sell toe 'ltekets and legal &tanic:l Suarti of the;otrie Lottery, .' Pri-e of "Eit:kets, 21 s. .r. • Half 4 L. i Quarter - - a i'ocri. ) ,o 11 6 Letters ans‘vertid, 4 and sefteutes,gratis.. • Orders for Tickets or "Shar!.l, - 11.:rik, Notes, Post -0 nice Orders,. Bills. _ Dentand m • London; or ash try Ctiaihmen,.,Guards, or Carriers, punctually, executed ; and the callieSt kee - cuht of Ow Stp..resi oi - reAstere,d Numbers.. Trr The Lottery begins drawing the auth;ut - July, 18ot. LLOYD'S MONTTILY SHIPPING Containing Eleven Thoth,and Vessels. T HE Agents,' CorreTonde l nr.s, anti Persons en_ . gaged to becOme Venders of Lloyd's Monthly Shipping List, are inforincal that, consistently . wltii slit high character which the \V01 . % 'is designiA to bear for CoMpletcness anti Correctness, it cannot be.printed An . publle Sale betote the FIKSI,'; DAY of Ly, and wilt nog be , ready on the ist of lune, as originally ptopoed.' ' The Country Booksellers in general, in sending up their orders tv their Agerusha London,. tUavo4l. nristak.es mid colt fulion, are requested pirtictiftrly t..) specify " Lloyd's Monthly Shipping List.'his List -- ; containing Eleven 1 lions:tad • Vessels, hzs no sort otermet - tion with a Liar of about Three Thousand five Hundred „Snieb;putrtished the title or " roco-I.'s List of - Merchant Si Londoo, Ain - W.2sth, . • - for Four,. ,or per_ V V haps Eighteen Months, near Teddisvfon, Hanworm, Hampton, Malden, Morden„-Mitchatn, Cheam, Ewe', or any goat Village, from Ten to Fourteen Miles South-west of London, a paci HOUSE, howbornely FU R INITS I U, containing a Zreaktast Parlour,. Diniug.room, and- Drawing . roorta, three or tour b. - gtiledchanibers, lour; Ser,.auts . .roonis, vvitli suLtabte 0 tticei, double Coach-house, ant S , ;Zing for four Hreses, with a good V ruit and Kitchen- Gardel.. Fur ,Particulars;, enquire of Mr. Pringle, ./ , --Wordotir-street; Soho. ANIMAL MAGNET H.ll. This Day was published, . . . • •In One V . olnine.o4tavo,:.Pfice Six Shillings, in hoards, yisToß.v of ANIMAL MAGNF,TIM, its .I'4. Origin, Progress, and Present State; its Principles -and St;crets displayed ;as delivercd• by the late Dr Nai, nanduc. Tcrwhich is added, Dissertations on the Dropsy, :Spastni, Epileptic Fitt:, St. Vitus' Dance, Gout, Rheumatism, awl C.onsumption ; with upwards of 01. c 11 ,, i;drod CitTer; 311,t . .Cases. Also, Achice to those who ‘i,it the with .Receipts to prevent Infection. A Definition of Sympathy, Anti(: thy, at,: E::'eas of the Imagination •on Pregnant LVianett, Natutc, 11:toty, and on the Resurreettou of the Body. GEORGE WIN'rER„ Member of the - Lyceum Medical Society, Eondon, L 'and.A uthor of the Elements of Agriculture. • London Sold by E. Newbery, eomerof St, Paul's Chwelt. yard ; J. Otridge, Strand. • Bath, - Mr. tlicticr ;' Bristol., Mr. Bulgin ; and by ail other Booksellers. SCOTLAND.--COUNTY OF •KINCARDIIIE. FREEHOLD !ESTATE OF PIIESDO, TO BE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In the Mouth of August, on a Day to be afterwards advertised, • unless-previously disposed Lofty Private Codtrael ; r l - 1 - 1E LANDS,. _RA RON Y, anct EsT A of 'PH ESL)°, cionsisting of abina Fight Hundred English' Acres, Vivre Him:heti axe At able, and the reineinder Pasture and NioorGroutstl, cap:ible of boiag'converted into Arable at an easy teStpetice. • Ott the' Estate there is• an old Family Mans. .1, and 4 - good Cadets. About One Hundred and Fite Acres suirotaiding the Mansion House are inelos.d with t Wall of Stone and Lime, and 'consist partly rabic,' and partiy of rich old G rass. The whole are held under, Old Leases, which expire next Nlartinnias,, and open a renewal orthem, the ReAt will More 'than double what is now paid. The Public Burdens are unfit r eol. The :1J of Kineardine,, belony,i lig to the Locate, is touch resorted to by the neislabour ing Farmers, nit , . Estate is delightfully situated iii the Parish of Fordun, at titre bottom of the South-side of the Grainpian Hills, in the rich and populous District called HOW OF TII L NIEARNS.; Sixty-five Mileo North of -Edinburgh, and Fi...- tteti Miles from the Sea-port Towns of Montrose and S tone to e. inch there'is an easy iiccess by the boot of Roads. It abounds with Game of every description, and is in a great measure skirted by.,an excellent Trbuting Strearn.. In the close Vici nity' there is abuntlancti of Lime, to he i liad pp reason able terms ; and the V.stitte, whin 'properly capable of - Nix:Mini; the most luxuriant. Cropfelt.rain, nips, and ('; rass. The Estate confers a frikti F, 'xi 0 1.„1 QU A - , C:ATI ON ; and. in this sm C all .naity, tile. number of rs' Vote are very limited.' • ' ' . For the accommodation of a Purchaser; a considerable part of the Price may be tetaino 4 oh.Septity 31i,e.,• Est.me. , • . Nvi Ili :11, Adinca . surA.:lt 'of the are in the posses.tiort or Mr. Fraser, 'Lincoln's ' .London; to-whorn application coati •be nude for timber Par ticulars ; and also j macs Fraser,. I 7 ,q..Writer to the, Signet, 'E,dinbutglt • and Mr. Petet Christian', Writer in Stlnehaven Who will drew the k: Alto, and v r ive every intio - matiOn on the . spot. • . • , • , . .• . ' br. HUNTER'S ALTERATIVE ARE decidedly the must elfeatuil, the mast Con venient, the speediest, and satr,tt kcinedfin the - world fir the Venereal Disease, in all the ditlerent stages. With out exciting salivation, ciebilituitir the constitution; .emaciating the frame, ,they radically, cure this noxious Di - ea restoring the .unhappy sullCret to he,alth.and comfort, whilst his feptgation retnains tinsVilird, his attention io by siness-or pleasure unintereupted; 'and at thr s.nne time he is rescued from. the danger of trutsting his hie in the hands tat r.retiniters, the 4::lnsion of Etpo ri:ish!, or the still morefatal consequences of Cola.ealitirnt. Each Box of these Pills is accompanied by a Dir:..'tan so plain and so distinct, that the most ignorant of either sFN cannot fail to -cure t hernselves—by *observing thent sand all' 'the $y toi n s -1 are ,o accurately described, that 'lto misLke can possibly happen. Prepared •and' sold wholesale, retail,. afad for exportation, only by the Proprictdrs, Messrs. .Ittssett and Co. •Surgeons, Ni;, ig, Snow-hill,; and at CockelPs Medicine Warehouse, No, Strand, 7th house front Temple Bar, London ; and retaileaf.by all respect Able Medicine" Vend.-r,. price ‘per box. Observe, that •there-itaa Label .0o the oittitte , of each Box of the genuine Alstr.it,ve fills, ti>•neyl l widl red ink by Ow 'Proprietors, lk I and Co. its , their hand-writtng ; all others are countoi*its. Ti,;, Da , / wa4 published, I?leg:lndy printed in Two . Volinnes 4%3. hot-pressed, with a new w hole iliert Map, with FOrtraits„, Sepulchral Effigies, Views, Plans of Roman Stations, Towns, Castles, and aucient Encampments, illustrative of the. History and An ' tit: i t:tiles of the County, price '4l. 4s. bearih, , • , A L N HISTORICAL TGUR MONMOUTH -- • SHIRE. .b . i . the Rev. WILLIAM COXE, Y:R.S. F.A.S. Printed for I'. ("ad dl., jun. 4nif W. Davies, Strand. The Plates in this Work arhlizat to upwards of Ninety, ex clusive of Vignettes, ,-The Portraits are from original Fie tures never before engraved; the Views are principislly from Drawings by Sir Richard Colt }l4are, Bart. and engraved by Byrne and other eminent Artists ; trio Plans artmlrawn from actual Survey ; and 'the Map is constructed from the best Authuritias, under the Direetion of Mr, Arrowsinith. As Above may also be 'had, by.t he same A nthor,_ t. Memoir.; of the Life and Administration ,of - .Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Oilbrd. with ori7lbal Correspbucience and autlientiz Papers never before publis ' bed, 3.v015. 44). 31. !is. in boards. 2. new Edition of the same WOrk i .without the Corres pondence and tapers, 3 vols. Bvo. ti.4s. iu b 3. Travels in Switzerland, and the. Country of the Cri scats, elegantly printed_ in 2. VtA S. roval,:4to: and illustrated 'with Views taken on the spot, by Mr. S.:lith o a Map, and othel7 Plates, 61. bs. in boards.' • . . This Day was Handsomely printed in •stall (ktas - a ' Price 6s. in boards ; or on Ltrge'paper, Price I cs.bd. iii boards; - THE RURAL PHILOSOPIIEi ; . or, French Gcor&s 1. a Didactic Translatt-d from the Original of the • Abbe de Lille, entitled L'llotrucke des Chain ' s. By JOHN NIAUNDE, Printed for G Kearsiey, - F Ice t-strect. London ; Bell .and Bradfute; Edinburgh ; and .Col >, 13!:r whoin wilt speedily be [Li Li, The Milleniunt, a Satiric l'uemn, in Three Cllnto.4. This pay wz.:: pqi)lished, In Two Vols. Pr. inboards, (IL BRA ; a TALE. Printed for G. Kearsicy, I kc.t-street, London ; 801 l and BrAdlute, Edinburgh; and C,Abort, Dublin. - • • _ . _ _ Of whom may he had, _inst . published, Louisa, or The Cottage On thz,. 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Carpunter, Old Bond-street: vs•notn nuy b, hart, price One Guino, Odes of Aaacron, ttenslated into EngliSh Verse, by Tho mss Moore, Esq. of the Middle Temple. • . in d a neat Pncket Volume, Price 4s. Dtlicated, by Permissmn, to. the Piesi,lent, Committee, and Mei:thors Commercial Travellers' Society, rrHE AN'ikTOMY .and PHYSIOLOGY of the HORSE's 00 r, concisely ciescrib.Nl ; with Praai cal Observations on Saytitie; together whit tho Symptoms of,. and inov approved Renotiei for, the Dise:tses of Horses. With fourteen iihtstrative P Lttes. By JAMES .WIIITE, • V.terinary Surgeonr.to lii Majesty', First, or Royal Dra roons. . Printed for T. Chapman, No. Ist, Fket-street; and J. Bent, Coventry _street, flayniatk.:t. •• Wh.:r.s may he natl.„ in 2 'm is. t4s. hoards, Philosophical Dissertationlivls.the Crnii,!se and Egyptians, by Mr. de Pailw. This Day was published, In Two handsotr., Voli'mi.!s, Pvice t6s. boards, rcHE HJSTOR V of HELVE TI A, containing. the Rise and I'rogress4 the' Federative Republics, to tii; Middle of the Fiftcen , li C..ttitury. By FRANCIS IiARF. NAYLOR. Ebq. Landow:. Printed ti.w J. 11 - 14win.tn, Successor to Mr. pith, in.thePoultry. Of whom may be liad, clo'ontiv printed in two vols. 4to. embellished with an ele aitt trait of the Author, price two gliinOs in boards, at liliTOR? of SCOTLA Is; 11, trout the ecession of the I loos: of Stuart, to that of Mary. Witlily,:ilZtixs of Or: A inal Papers. John Pinkerton. •‘ s judO has assured me, after a perusal of the Mauseript . , that it contains more new and authentic War.' illation than could be fairly expect;.'d from a Writer of the. Eirghtcenth e l entury.ur—Gibbores Misc. Works, vol. p. 745• • This Diy was published, The' Eighth . Edition, enlarged,' corrected and improved, Price 7s. bound, • - \ Tl-38' LATIW's' ASSISTANT, for rmulating and supplying. the Table; being a complete System 'of Cookery. ecnr.iining the most s_deet. Bills of Fare, : properly disposed, for Eimily Dini . ,ers of Five Dishes to two Courses of Eleven and fifteen; witl, Bills of frir Suppers, Om Five . to Nineteen Dis*hes, and several Deserts: including the fullest and choicest Receipts of various kinds, .and fltll Di reetioets for preparing them in the tnost approved manner, by which .a catitinuarChange may be made, as wanted, from the seve.ral:Bills of Fare. Likewise Directions for Brewing, making, English Wines, Ras.pherry, grange and Lemon Bran. digs, Also, Remarks on Kitchen Poisons, a n d neces saryaittions'thercon; ' With an Appendix, containing ge neral Partict4ars on tke Brcedil, Rcarini,, and Management of Poultry.; nn the Buiiikess of the Dairy ; and on,the Ma nai,Prinent of the Kitchen and Fruit Garvin. • • By.. Mrs. CtiAjtLOTTE. MASON, A professeri.llot?sekeeper, uho had hpwards of Thirty Years' rxperit;pc,:lq Fani;lies of the tis it Fashion. Printed for 11 WUttet, Vrnotand . Scateherd, 3• Curh.ll, E..Novberv, 5. Sew ,:11, TLllarst, tt.. Lea. LICk- MICR "anti 4:;6., W.) awl, iCtemtrf.lscat, 1. Mat thews, P. M•Qtteen, Crush) at IL.ttotthan, T. Iti...tv, acid .1. l'indal. - - 1.4 '0 1 . -1 • TOCOUNTRYGENTLEMIN AND OTHERS. The following Restorative Nit:divine is in such Repute, as to be used and recommended by niany of the Faculty. For NERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, Loss of Memory, Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, • Horrors of the Mind, ' PainS in the Back. and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, &c. TrerntilingS, litiNTEß's RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS, Country Gentlemen and others are informed, that they may 'be supplied with this valuable Medicine -by sending their Orders by Coachmen or Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash • in a small - Parcel, direcie.d to 4r. JOHN. WADE, No. 163, Fleet -street, London, for Which purpose complete Park. ing Boxes are provided for sending it with safety to any • part of this.K.ingdom, Ireland, S.anland, HUNTER's RESTORATIVE:BALSAM cif LIFE and HEALTH, is tit first Medicine in the World for restoring and invigerating. the Constitutioni of per. sons weakened and debilitated by course oldissipmd plea sures, or indeed by any other cause;. Every day produces fresh accounts of the singular success of thisonvaluable storative Medicine, and many Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare; thvt it ha: succeedotin cases when ever other Medicine proved inetii•Ctual. • - se Gentlemen of the 4;rst distinction in this kingdom, as well as others, whose constitutions were broken and debi litated, have experienced the good eth'er's of -this Restorative Medicine. For NervouS Disorders, procezaling from excessive drinking, -- dissipated.pleasures, the immoderate use of -tea, or from whatever occasions great . debility and relaxation of the solids, a better and safer Medicine cannot be taken. Num. bers who had undergone too powerful courses of Mer,nry (that bane of health which reduced them to a state of mi. serahle existence, received the utmost 'benefit from this Re. storative i - for, after loss of strength and ,vigour, they hap. pity regained their tanner health.--For - pains in the Back and Loins, Gleets and seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine in public or private predice which ° has been so successful.. • • Gentlemen from the East anti West • Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those climates, have received great benetit loin this Medicine, as mil as Ptficers belong ing to the - Army and Navy, ‘vh)se constitistions were: im paired by hard service, the various changes of climate, &c. Persons tar advanced in years should tregnently take a few boxes of this Restorative, which will amatingly strengthen them,. bt.t'4tre Meths of preventing`VariouS disorders, and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. This Re. storative may be taken with great satiny, by both sexes, at anTsaason, of they ycir, without restraint or eontinentent. . Extract of a Letter received from a Gentleman. " As to the Efficacy of the RestorAtive in my Navous Complaint, I should feel myself in a manner ungratctitl, if I did not acknowledge the great benefit, I receivod, when various other ,Aledielnes had been trial to no purpos; arid, therefore, although I have been in the habit of acquiring . no small knowledge in the physical way, I must say, that I have not met with any thing equal to Hunter's Restora tive Balsam," Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produce more gradual and lasting etti:ds than all the internal terms; the find parts of the . 11alsant are also better preserved. Ts be had at Wade's Aledieinal WA rehous:.i, No. 161, Fleet-street, and No. is, Old Bond-street ; Tutt, Royal. Exchange ; 'MatthewS. Strand ; Walsh, No. 6, Catherine street ; Crutwell, Printer, • Bath; Swinney, - Birmingham ; Tessevinan, York; Binds, Lee& ; and of all other Venders of n4lieines in Town and Countrr, price 6s. 3d. the Box ; or it may b 4 had in larger Boxes, pritc only IL 84. which contain the quantity of six small Boma, as made tip for the Army, Navy, &e. A Paniphlet on the Virtues of the Restorative, with a List of important Cures annexed, may be had of the Vender's, price 6d. - Account of that most e c rllent Medicine,. . * The CORDIAL BALM oIGILEAD, • Which is prepared. (only) by S. SOLOMON, M.D. - r xE train .of tnelanhOly..DisorderS which affliet .1 tile human frame, under the deoornination of Nervous Diseases, are the principal sources of hotrian misery in the Privation of health. Those. disorders prOetafrorn such art infin;te variety and complictition rtf e.mses, as to render it im. possibe, if even it were always necesaay, to trace them to their true source. The e rowevt!r, are hut too well known, and too severely telt amongst to ~ r eat a portion of mankind ; and to these elli,ds it may without exat;verition be ;15k.'1 ted, that arty remedy superior or more celebrated for ffi ecacy than Jr. OLOMON's CORDIAL BALM 'of GILEAD, never has been discovered. - In all delicate, weak ly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness of spirits, Itypochon. cfria, horrors, trenablingS, weakoesi, of sight, loss of memory, impaired vigintr, Tabes Dorsalis, Nervous consutriptieur, and the nintiberless symptoms of impair:xi:and tottering con stitutions, whether arising front a life of inactivity,' intem perance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained. uni versal and unparalleled celebrity. By strict perseverance in its use, it cheers, 'braces and invigorates thewhole Nervous System, and gives new tone to all' the vital functions; - of which numberless instances can be avouched. Constitutions relaxed, weak ur decayed, in men or wonien, 'are under the immediate influence of this Restorative' and old Coughs, Asthmas, and, Consutuptive Habits, are soon relieved, and speedily cured. • Poverty of blood, and emaciated limbs, will, crc long, meet the happiest change ; the chill watery fluid will become rich anti balsamic, and the limbs be, covered with flesh, firm and heal thail. To those ho have revelled in the midnight cup, or madly drained Nature oilier richest states, by unrestrained or licen tious love, 'crt:hy the horrid selfish passion of Diogene.s, this Restorative will 'renderoill pdssible assistance; and if the vital.pawers be not entirely destroyed, it will gradually re pair the melancholy evil. .7 liok! who have long resided in hot climates, and are lan. guid relaked in their whole system, may take this Medi. cine.with tit. happiest eircets ; and persons going to the East or. West Indies cannot store a more impOrtant article of health and lite. .1 rhas been the Only iin:ans 'of restoring thousands with the Yellow Fever in An►cric.. Persons in the Country requiring the Doelor's opinion relative to inveterate eases, are to inclo , he his usual fee or a Guinea, in a letter, with, the state of their case. Such letter should, for safety, be thus diretted—u Money-letter. Dr. Solomon, Solhnton's. Ow; Brownlow-street, Li verp,...01. Paid double postage." , Lett Js ntay be 'ordered to be addressed fig X . Z. or A. B. at the Post-Office, till rzl led for. - • _ A_SAVINO O . F ONE 'OUND SIX SHILLINGS The • Cordial Balm of Gilead is aoid in nottl;:s, price each. There are alsp pl'k.e 51. taining actual to tws.-Ive .bottles to,;. 6.i. u . ; the P•iti..rit save, 11. 6s. which can hz had of the 1),,d0r, re mitting a Five Pound Dank Note. • Sold by Mathews, N. tZ, Strand, London ; and bv all the re)iit 7 able Mzdicinc in ill:, ry , . , principal 'CO%II kaigiano, in:Land, J NEW ROYAL CIRCUS: Tuesday, May 26, ant - . r rilE Pulflic is respeaftilly informed, that , on ae count of the uncommon Approbation bestowed fiv Pant and overflowing Audiences cn tile New. Strio-i2`ontic Pantomime, principally pew, but partly taken from the pia pular Pantomime of Alexandria, called HARLEQUIN - MA M A LU:K.E Or, •THE BRITISH IN F.GYP.T, With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, •and Dezorations, correctly pourtraying tbe,Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, an d Costume of the Copts, Nlatnalukes; Arabs, Brit, 11, Turkish, and French Republican Forces, eng4ed in' th e ltatd contested Adtions near Aboukir and Alexandria. , A MILITARY HORNPITE,; by. Nliss ADAMS; In which will be introduced', the Vroad-S wend 'Exertjsc. • An Eglptian Pat Sent, by Mrs. Heinle. And a Datzt. or Maintlukes, p eparatory to Little. To ccnclude with a grateful Commemorative Exhibition Of the gallant E• x picilts of the British Army, represented by tenl . Cavalry and Infantry; their hard-contested Strunlec with the Invincible Legion, and -taking the liiv.Mcible Standard, which is pfusented (after Ins having receieed his death-wnund , to tile gallant and ever to be lark:Matt Sir ' Ralph Aber ...; • - ~ '4lt 3zd tint lr 1 .-1 new Scenery,' Dresses, and Decora— ti9ns, ail in l. new National Slut - I:Li:1C (4 giurne'llor 4 tul t nittilte N aVai ANlllCVtallent), eailed, THE NORTHERN FLEET ; Or; BRITISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPHANT. in Whith Will be introduced a Real SEVENTY-FOUR. s EQU ESTRIAN EXERCISES. gaster SA IIN DERS's astonishing PerforManets on Horse back. ; For the 4.4 th time, A New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Music, Dresses, Scenes anti Decorations, called . 'RINALDO RINALDINI The , Or, THE SECRET AVENGERS. }• %11l be repeated this present Tuesday, and every Evening, until ttarther Notice. e Public ar e respectfully informed, an entire new Grand Spectacle iS i n rehearsal, and will be speedil yyrodueed. Places for the Boxes to betaken of Mrs. Simmons, at the oy.-Office, New , Royal ,Circus. • s qvants cannot possibly keep places later than half past tev en. • Doors to open a t H a lf p as t Fiv e , and the-Performances to _ ominence precisely at Halt past Six..--Se.:ond•Pricc at Halt. • pest