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Which mill be added (10th time), a nevi Splendid Pantya • • mime, called HARLEQUIN HARPER.. To-na,,rrow, The Hone}-Moon; with Harlequin Harter. VOCAL C&NCERT, Is!4. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. D - re. 20, 11313. N oTict hereby given, tktit a §egsion cf Ogei ethd Tr ' , miner and CivarbelfcerlifiAr fences coinniifeed on the High Seas, within the Jur;siiiilion of the Idnairat4 of Enftland,wiii be hail at Justice. Hall, in the Old Bailey, Lawton., on Friday, the • 2161 of Jan. next, at Eight Cloth in Me 41,furning. JOYCE'S EDITION OF THE CATECHISM OF NATURE. This Day *as published, , The Ninth Edition, Enlarged and very c•ntsiderably , Improvest by the Rev. J..IOYCE, Author of the Scientific Dialogues, &r. prici is.-hd. in. corgiai4cl paper, • « 11" CATECIIISA-of 'NATU ). RE for Use of Children. Ey Dr. MARTINET,. .krofessor.of,l'hitnioithy at .Zutpheli: anslaied from the Dutch ' , • ' the Rev: ,101 IN HALL, • Of the Euglibil Church of Rotterctun. " natOe s ,.. nature is a friend to truth."—tcitirtl: Printed for tiiiNkson and - OW:St: Panrg,' - ana C. Craddek aad '..Joy, 32, Pater-v4istr-ink Where ni. v be hall, • Joyce's Scientific ols: price l ss. half-1311;n d« vrEssrts. BART LENA N CII A P.T, E S KNY.. ..LVIL VETT. WILLIAM - EN YVETT, and GREATOREX, most resnectfulry inform their Subscribers, -and, the Nobility and Gentry, that the..-,e CONCERTS WILL COM:qENCE rit the above elegfati Rooms, on FRIDAY, the 2;th of FE -BRUARY, and mi- exertion made to render them worthy of the exalted and distinguished Patronage they have so long been honoured with. The Subscribers of last Season are respectfully entreated to take out their Tickets before the alst_ instant, in order that the Managers mat - he enabled to ascertain the exact 'state . of the Subscription, and pre .yent,the incoavenience. which ar'se front the great oveftlow of last Season. Terimeof Subscription, FIVE GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets transferable, with the usual Li mitations, as expressed oh the Card of Admission. The Ar rangments will, as heretoforv, he on an extensive Scale. List of the many eminent' Performers, Vocal acid It►struntent ah speedily published. Thkets are now ready for delivery to former Subscribers, at Mr. Birchall's, No. t 33, .Old Bond-street, where a book is laid down for receiving the Names of New Subscriber, ; who will have a preference a , ,..corling to the priority of application ; to vacancies after the 31st of this-inStant,:lantiery. .1. CROKER. 4 , • : , 11 'PHEA'FIIE ROYAL, COVENT-G.ARDZN. l IIS YOU SENT nVENING, Jan. 6, :ivill be performpd th e Comic ()per; of .. . _,.. '1 LOVE IN A VILLAGE. ° Which Will be athiedl. (lOth time) ~a new Gratk& Panto mime, called HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS. . • 10-morrow, PizarrO l with Harle'iltifi and the Swans: L.ING=OFP ICE, De 4. 3, 1S13: CIE COM MSS . lONE Rfo r VICTUALLING . His 1111,1ES7'rS 2V/IPI:' do hereby give Notice,. That od 1:2-iday, Me 7th JaLitary they will be Aittly 10i-cc -dye Teacrs in writing, (sealed up) and !real far the supply Om ivarate Conti-gel) of What FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of his Allajesty's Ships and Vessel.s - at Limerick ani in the 111IIer S4-Innou ; Londonderry -and ; .aud Ileffiast, Carrickpigils;-LarnellarbOur, ant( A't wry ; fcr TwelvOlontlis certain, and farther, until 31v14.his ir-41,rizie , .r skull he given for the termination of the Contrite's; the Cundl4o4s of which may be seen at tke' Se elaky's. tyve ; mis or by applying tb . the Collec tors of hiS ,Iluirsti.s . Customs ut Limerick Liindunavrryivini Belfast, respectively. Dn. TRIT.;I,gIi'S IXCIfFUL .BOOKS, Sofa, ivhstilektk3 A No. 31, PateniMter.roiv ; and by C. Chap• - pie, Pali-Mall. Rustta's CHRONOLOGY ) 3 Cols, 18st, iil. .Ssnall Editioplorthe! NOcliet 4 Ss. ed. , rfin• f: ivimANts ROYAL NAVY CLUB. E ME3ItERS of this CLUB are respect-. Sett fully liV , mmed that the FOIST MEETING for the. son will he held on MONDAY next, the 10th inst. piiner on Table at o'clock precisely. zau s 1-1 f. Tile Way to be Rich and' Respectable, 3s. (id. The.Etioribaiist for .L 1r; being, Eitiinates Of Family Ex 4 pencel for ;Ail. Classes, IS. (Al. - Practical Hushaildry, - sto by the plain mode of F,trrfl ilig.ho4; to:clear near..so4l. yeirly.oti 150 ,Icre , z, from 31; :titeS tiet)t, bare go:it throggh Edit-14,m. This Day was .pnblished, • Handsomely pritedia Octavo, price a 3, in boacril, - (Dedicated, by permissidn, to Ors tight Hon. Lord Holland), ACORRESPONDENCE , of the late Ri g ht lion• CHARLES JAMES FOX with the. late GIL BERT WAKEFIELD, B. A. in the Year 1736--•-11301, chiefly on Subjects of Classical Literature. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. '). , f ., A CARD. Al n • • WILSON, Dancing-Mstet, most. re _ I l i, A .11.ectfullv•ifivites his Pupils in general . to partak e f V zl, !e r is ` l !l Twelfth Night Entertainment, which will take -''''' !I ' lli n'Y, N(). 2, Greville-street, Hatton-garden, x io,t, r t ro w, y p r i 4 , ' a n• 7, tssi4 The D a ncing will commence t - 7i.i . r Cb aracters . to be drawn at Eleven o ' clock. '-----'---..„ _:_`,..._____to he had 4 f Mr. Wilson, as above. ''" ) 1.11 1 , ,4,------..--) N 0•284, ,'.'p l ', - .;.!.. , LAsr IffITTERY, 'No 26, CeRNHILL, No, 0 ‘`e of L,m0.30, in One-fourth: Two-eighths; . 9:k, , 1 , , and Eight-sixteenths, _ . - n ze of L.b0.025, in One-half, and Eight -11(...d, • sixteenths, ``,. ; Otr y l c _,-, , ' rrixes of 1.0001.5001. 2001. ,1081. &c. - "'-' n'"rsV" andStock-lirers, respect , l , \ve re tlov inform the public, that the above- TICKE'IS , 48 st.i ° 4 14: 1) Y them in . ."" ' ' " ''''' immediately. TICI(ET S. .0 SH ' 11,F - and the lesser Prizes in - ) trid /../ „,,,, arrl the Money paid . N ee , - " , tS are sellirkg in great Varigty, and at the lowes t Tin p C apit.o-, lb lic may depend no having a grand Selection of of -pi„,, ll 7es in the present Lofton-, to he drawn on the lst 6 h cr,r,j‘,l MONTH, at their old -established Office, 2 e , . T er _ u _ t ti. Orders by Post , or Carrier executed on the saw ..as if present. .......____ '11.i5 wt in Quartoi . price 'rbiet and So,;petice, cl-A[ Tit rEINI Er L: 1 1:4*; fol.Etscle 7e6 ••• mencement ethe Year _1914, rikard Weil be had to any Tender in tekteh the Price shall not he inserted in zooids at length, or that shall -not he diligerrd the Board Infore One o'ClOck on the said Fri day, 1.4 e 7th ianaarg ^next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pereozi on his locloalf, attends, to 'an swer when called foV. Each Tender must also he accompanied bY a Letter sighed by two respoasilde Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sinn of 5001. for the due perlormanee of each of the Contracts. OBEtt'f •Poet Laureate. iuseriant - eunfirmas'eed tri' n u ti • •resentes, docttere D4,s. C t ,Av. • iirinted for Longman, _Hurst, Rees, Orme, t.nd Tirowtrs Patt , 'flaster-ItuW •;.sam.l at the 13riiiali Liitilevy, 54, ea New 13ul, • street. _ _ • • • This Day' was puhlished, In One large.Volame, Otavo, price 11. I. in hoards, AN ESSAY. on the YELLOW FEVER, with Observations cioncerning FELittLE CONTA GION, TY:IIUS FEVER, ' DYSENTERY, and the PLAGUE; partly delivered at the Gnlstonian: Lectures be, fore the College of Physicians, in the Yeats 11304 and I sO7. By EDWARD NATHANIEL BANCROFT, M. D. Fellibw of the Rtival College of Physicians; Physician to the Army, and late Phyician to St. Gcorge's Hospital: Printed for T.:Ottilell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Vl,§co_speedilx will be pieblishcd, by the . Roderick,-the last of the (inth. A Potin. In I vol. 4.t.ci. 2. Inscriptions Trininphal and Sepuicl)ral, recording the .A.cts of the British ...krtny in tbe SI4NISii PRO CLA gAT lON. VICTUALLING-OFFIC'E, - Jitit. 4, 186. !OP The following exhOrtatioa has been addresko to. the Spanish soldiro- still ,ip the service of France, by the Chevalier de Pizarro, his Catholic Majesty's Envoy to the King of Prussia : it was ptinted at Frani:fort about the 'middle of .of:cc:plea: last, for the purr' se of general uirculatiou C O THE CU ALTI/SS lONERS for VICTUALLING Ills 2If4JESTrS NAV' do hereby gite Naive, 2'hat On Tuesday, the lath Instant, they' will be ready to re ceive Tetede.rs in writing, (sealed up) an treafur Three Hun dred Thousand Gallons qf WEST INDIA RIN, to be deli vered one ;Muth into his Majesty's. Victualling Stores, at the Ports rend in the pcoportiuns undermentioned, rig, : ii l : 4 Hit ! %0 1 I tb s ‘ll, opt'. o'`' • DR, PRICE ON -ANNUMES. - • This Day NyAs pubiishqd, • In Ti-,•O large Volumes, Octavo, pike 11. 4s. in boards, a new Edition, being the Seventh, of OBSERVATIONS -on REVERSION NRY PAYMENTS ; on Solunnes for providing Annuities for Widows, and for Persons in old age; on the Method of calculating the Values of AssuranCes - on Live 3 ; and on tb,e National Debt. Also Essays on different Subjects, in the Doctrine of Life Annuities and .Political Arithmetic. A Collection of New TabloS, and a postcripf on, the Population of the Kinzikru• • • By RICHARD PRICE, D. D. F. R.S. _ ' Spaiiiards, who have hatif the misfortune to see yourselves compelled . byY tie eneo4 of your country. lo join his ranks, . r country impericws=- Iy etlairns your service.. .A he situ-ation in wh:ch you are placed is one that must do. violence to th e. feelings of every go t od 'Spaniard ; the . Go%:ernment entertains . , no china a's to your seutimentq; and tO"enable you to heltr -its. voice; and to faeilitate the means of your return. to the only post of ho ' near for a. Spaniut4 , --the,artuy of your country, and , of intlependHBe:-.4.0 , & been objects which it has most strongiY"retainmended to my zeal, in the vicinity of. the fronCitlf pf,Trance: " A eturn, then, , Atc y our, nationa l staneards, and _to your inTrescriptible doty do'enaing your country. The allicA at - rnies, which, no doubt, you Lave. ht 4i. colt iirvayed, defend the independence of their respective countries, the legitimate rights of their :Monarchs ngain,t foreign usurpation ; they are the friends of ,Spain, .iissp,..np ... getl in the -- seifanie cause, and theret;Ore honourable Spaniard. /\,..,:e'vP:' , 4_.0. 1 . 1 e and on the Allied Sovereigns is to make war on our be - loved county---,-toCommtlit an atrociou and die graceful crime, unworthy of the nobleness of your sentiments. Hasten, then, to"break, your chins,- 11v those hateful standards, in the train of which injust ce a.tld dcsAi.tion follow. It ill becomes a Spaniard to remain among the vile instruments of tyranny ; cow to pitrticioate in the giories of your countrymen. In all quarters yoll. lii be • received by every one of the Austrian, Russian,, Prussian, and English Generals ; the Ministers of your beloVed t<i-og Ferdinand VII. will embrace you. with affection you shall return td the bO som of your families, and yoa cffaen the stain' which 'May have been thrown upon your honour on that unfortunate day, when violence, deception, or want, could bend yon to •theextremo [ 6f serving the enemy of your country.' ' Ci wi.„,,,,, EIGHTEENTH JAN CAR ----- Y. rt F,i,:, ancl-Co. the Contravras. remind their LorrE rt ,u and the Public, that the Drawing of theSTATE Th e s cvs i _ "egins on TUESDAY, the iBth ..Nnoury. b ‘,2apital Prizes :-.- ) i n „ „"rrue, with • only 12 000 Tickets, contains the fel low 2. • • of. •.. L. 20,000 4..., 2 • • ......... lo,roo 6.... of, .500 .. „, ,e . 2. •••• • • • .... '5,000 7..300 .' 200 • - ,r, ~, lie s 2,,,_._ ......... 2,003 S rr zt• a 1 ,71 of 1 001. 501. 231. &c—and the Firit.drliwn ,JlCli . E„ ‘ e,2ol. will receive, in adaition, 1 0 , 0 001. ` - 'llices.„.. , and SIB :ICES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s To , 49 POUltrY; I ',,to. al , - Aldgate High • , 1 12 , Choi - it - Kr-cross ; street. wh cre iza the L'st Lottery, l 'O• 2 03) • L. 20,000 229 • 1,00,1 5 ,747. 5OO . s.-•o--,,,,..................__ Were Old and shared. tintuutii l'i) mouth .., looms EOO,OOO sor' 3 : bo t-' ) . , 300,006 - Gallons. .elnd also fur 2'C'hte Hundred °darters of view pale, acid Three irandred Quarters of ..new-elose dried AMBER MALT; One Hundred Tons of good soli& tnerehantitble RICE ; and 'Three Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR. _ - The who 1; nejarraiiied,and enlarged by the Addition of Algebraical and other Notes, and the Solutions of Several new Problems in the Doctrine of Annuities. By William Morgan, F. It. S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinbough. • To be delivered int• the rictUalltug Sfieres at Deptford, the two former in the space of one Month, andthe tattier (lathe original packages at the Tate - of from Seceuty to Eighty Tons per free:, and to be ahsweeable to San'aples'to be produced with the•Temders, the Malt of not less than 011 e Quart s five-Rice ofoue roytect, (tad the Sugar of two Tiourefls weight each. 'The whok to he r paid for by Bills, payable with iate- TUXNEIt'S ABSTRACT OF THE BIBLE. This Day was published, The Sixth Edition, illustrated.with Mtips, price 2s. Gil. neatly AABSTRACT of the 111FL , TORY of the BIBLE. for•the ilse of Children and You t' , !rsons ; N with Questions for Exaininatiqu,. i4iid a Sketch of Scrip!or.it" Geography. By the Rev. W. TM - nib:lt, of i\ Printed tl,r C. Ccadoei aua T. Joy, 32, I"..Lernottr-i and Eliz. Cioraby and Son, NewcasZle. +. •, ,+ "~;~ 1 { ~'' 4 1' t ~~~ ~7 ~f 7~ ~~• . . N Mcgs:EY. QIILE.I ' r E..\ - . Uentl Inen, &c. are l ' es ii.r ct . ''' ~. fully informed they maybe s l pplied with ?SON , to - Znanmunt, (m terios equal fo Mortgage, secured o , n . lr,t ie 47,,,L.1\!arriage Settlements, i5°,,,11-.,C0T)Y1101cl, Leasehold Land or Houses, `Mone . p__t g l y- Ptry, l 'llVs, or anY.otber Property. -mnal Widows' Jointures, Lier Sec, ltit ' l of respectability may he every on their tiOno4h°olllll. peyritiemeu will find liberal at.conlzoil APplic. t . " eta - ' • add r ..._ 4 ton from Twelve till Two: or Letter% (post-paid) 13, r j?ed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, "Square. '------_-___ South -street, . ' • P Vl' 7 e I Elf , c ‘ • (IC door', tee!, minety days, air date. 007dg:ions of the Cantracts may be, seen at Me Secre te-7-4- t;:bt,--, • So refard will he had to any render in w hith it t e sAn-.4 x6l 1e inserted in words at length, orthat shall not be (2..'.'vered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Toes do,y, the ;Bth- Instant, nor nnless the Person who makes tke pndet, for some Person ,014 his behalf) attends, to an steer when called fin., WALIiiNGILVME MODERNIZED. This Day was published, The Third Edition, reti much altered and improved, price 4s. bound, )1 1 II E' TUTOR'S ASSISTANT 'll 0- DERNIZED, or a Regular System of rractical l:leLic; cotupri2ing all the Modern Impimement's in that Art whieh are necessary fur the Man of BuSinvss and the Practi cal Scholar. By the . Rev. THOMAS PACOCK, Denton, near Darlin;- ton, Durham. Printed for C Cradock and W. Joy, 32,"Patertioster-row. Where may be had, by the same Author, • The Practical Measurer ' for the use of Schools, and suited to real Business. econd.l , ,dition,. price 4s. 6d. bound. , 1 ) 1:' :JO U' '; .. ___________..—_____—_.. THY, PATENT SI IMPERIAL DINING7TA EUES PATE NT T RAPALGAII, DEI3O),IIDS atol DI NING , anaI TABLES, in one ele4ant Piece of Furniture, d upon Pirc new different Plan - ; 'the Pat•!ut Improved sofa i 'd' Chair Beds; 11 - a , s-scre w Fou r Yost, and Tent Chairs qsteads, Furtritnre and . Beddin- complete ; portable , with several other new invented and improved articles nffnrniture; also a getteral and very extensive assortment of UploSlst ery and -Cabinet. Articl es for furnishing Ilonses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families iilay selec t . ail , furnish a whole lioos e in a few days, aroidin‘' the "'re"— ntonvenience of waiting stveri4 2,lt,ntbk in conipletilO4 listabfishment. • East and West India Articks, Army and Navy, &C. Szc• by their Morgan and Sanders; 16 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, 011 te:los the m ost moderate, for prompt piyinent. fl; LLA4VI'S ANTIBILIOUS. PILLS. E Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Com a plaints, liia.l-ach, Heart-burn,&c. are weleknown, by many years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and thoso numerous train of. diseases. arising from Constitutions pebilitated by hot climates, as well as the more freqUent indulge ices in the various luxuries of life., these:Tills prOuce the most happy effects, .and they are so innocent in their nature, as to regture no restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Panl's Church-yard, London, price 9d.; the dimble box •s. 6d.; and by • all dealers in (?engine Patent NiedicineS, CHILBLAINS, SWAINS, RnEumxrrsms; Sce. R. STEERS'S OPODELPOC has been low , - established, from its superipr excellence in the above and other external Complaints, and its celebrity has given' rise to a variety t if.Countorf,tits, which are now •otiered for sale in almost every Street and Town in the Kingdom. They are in general compoSed of.ingredients so baSe, at to produce little or no effect, that eby deceiving those who expect reliefs mid they are wrapped bp in Directions nearly copies of those. of the Genuine Opodeldoe, in which the narueS of Dr. Seeerss of Charing•cross, r. Newbery, BoOkseller, 01 St. Church-Foal, persons not in existence, are made use of with the intent of more.r4adily detirauding unwary Purchasers. As it is therefore become neces.sary to obviate such impositions, which are practNed evco in houses of seeming respectability, the Public will be careful' to ask fur the Geninue Opodeldoe, sold by F. Newbery arid Sons, in Si. Ghurch-yard, London ; and they will observe, as the only mark of authen ticity, that the words, " Newbery, No, 45, St. I'atsl's," are engraved in the Stamps. - - TBAYLEY'S LIQI711) JAPAN BLACKINk;. matchless COAT PO SITION for 1300 TS. thestlisEs, HAILNEs, &.c is, confidently submitted tc 11 ~ pr Public under th e s t rongest testimonies of its superiority ; esewes the leather soft and pliant, and with. less labour produces a Inure BRILLIANT and lasting JET BLACK, than "an be obtained from 'any other prepsaration. Pints is. tid. j ''' tr "l , lnts 10d. each. .t "()1d Wholesale and 'Retail by Bayley-and Blew, Perfumers, eackspur-str eet , London where the Pat e nt C a k es continue to made and sold as usual) ; also, sold Retail by most of the 11,11a1 Venders .. , * * it. Loth the Japan Liquid and gennine Cakes are signed , 1 , 's • Rim " BArt.m. and lii,t;v, , ." -------......2/1-, THE PRINCE REGENT'S, TOUR. .-~,~;, ~. n , ~~~ 7 f M°' C u/ ° ;af -i 4 5. ;, r; r ~S~ ~. C s 0' ~~f' .. ~~' 1 ~ ~l ► ',: . ~' 'i L•. t 6: P 3 1.3 ; ..,;0 -,-. q , • P c. sti i 6 5 643 • .1%`1" , SIR, ITake the earliet opportunity to acquaint- you , las e t 44 t 1 h ave rece i ve d t h e most won d er f u l bene fi t tiointhe ea • Your 1)1 X 0 N's AN TilliLIOU3 PILLS, which I ril e d * sir ., with me to Jamaica, and all thuse friends to whoml ti leif ', uo ted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; COII ' eclar e them to be the best Medicine ever used in that ntr 1 • . e Y f o r Bilious and other Cum plaints. "lowing arc the names of several Ladies and Gentle trianitncbsiZhih,ogouwsl:avvEeisi(riles.c:eK_ivicne'dghsattlroil\en_es.utd.inii.taotoslt;orre,liettsq.froiralyno4titer3l);i,x%ovni;:.: Mr. Woodrill, Spanish ;" 1 , ditto ; .W. larnilton, Esq. Savapiia la Mal, tilt- W l °_ I. Smith, E . ,Old Harbour, ditto ; Allston, Esq. . 1 7 , ; Mt Walker fort Morant, ditto ; I. Penlioson, - Esq. Salt St ck ditto O liv e r , Fsq. Savanna Town ; 11.?9, ditto ; M rs. With many ditto ; Mrs. Goldsmith, K Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodrilt; Spa_ Ann's; of the fi rst respedla. "I Y• Sir, your most obedient Servant, hl THOMAS lIA RAO LD, of the ship Ganges. Iwh, -1812. • Sol Y ,i, olesale and retail, at R. Butte,' s Chetnical;Drug- Patent Medicine Waveli.buse„ corner of Paul's Church_ Ord London ; Shar min l3elam, in L'ortsurrnitn ; Jones, Weston, A Ilnutt, a nd Mallory, Port ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ;, Coleman and Jacob, sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; HoXl'and, Cc " - N i Zoi thy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; • a P 4I LloYd, And Swinney a nd Co. Birmingham ; • Edwards and Penny, and Latlibury, Liverpool ; Staines and. Lynch, Manchester ; • Trewman, Exeter ; ; ,Atnirii, and erton , Reahurn, Stcs;t, and a Baxter, Edin ;%tirgh ; Baxter and M'Domild, Glasgow ; Bulgen and i el ')', Bristol • Stevenson arid Co. Neiwich ; Swinfen, .Lester ;• Dunn and Sutton, Nettingharn ; and retail by -os . t . Country Medicine 'dera, iu poxes at as. 9d. ; ; ;.11 , i 6s. each. • • To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. TO THE 'gOItILITY, GES;TRY, AND PUBLIC. A , Letter 'from NV. I)RAYTON, Esq. - Bath, to Mrs. VINCENT, No. C, Davies-street, Gru9reuor•square, London., Madam, • X SHOULD think myselfdeficicnt In duty to IL society.and you, were I to withhold my pulPia s .;fitinsouy to the great efficacy of yo - ur.GOWLAND'S LariON7 which I have seen performed by the administration of it i'.ll: cia.sa under my own roof. • . i young gentleman, aged about seven years, son of a Co lonel,in the army, yea: afflicted with h iiruletit and sore erup timi: the complaint resisted' various applications from the united consultation of three physicians of eminence, and con tinued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when a lady, who bad received a cure of a very bail case of Scurvy in the face of several veers sta.nding % by your GOWLAN:D'S LOTION, recommended a trial of the same remedy.—lt was applied under my own inspection—the disease gai . e way--=rid three rinarts of your I.4Aion performed a radical core of a dis order which had been of about four years duration,_ and hail baffled the skill of several physicians eminent in their pro fession. • From my conviction of the above cure I recommended yotlr GOWLAND'S LOTION to a lady whose face exhibited.a very disagreeable eruption, (even large puStules, and as one died away another appeared,) so much so as to prohibit her going Into company; a pint of your GOWLAND'SLOTION effect ' ed a cure, and she is not~ free: from eruption. • j am, Madam, &c. \V LI, I. 1..1 DIIAYTON. Sold by Mrs. Vincent (Sole Proprietor of Dr. GoAvlaml's M. S. Receipt) No. G, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square , Bacon, and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; Newhery and Sons; 410 Eawaras, St. Paul's church-yard ; 'Dicey and sutt,n, But Church-yard ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; and by all the re spectable Venders of k Genuine Medicine in Lurope, in quarts, ss. qd. pints : ss. (id, half-pint, '.3. au, • ." .• • • KENOVATEIe aEALTII. titre, been too Ire rleentl y the subject of jest and gellefAl . reprobacion,.t oat men destitute of the elemeets ot the medical art have offered themselves as candidates ler pafrortegein the prefession of ithysic. For the purpose e ee e i e gjestice re the reselt °lout studies and ex petience and to 'prevent us from being teassed among those empirics whose imprudent pretetismos hamei unfortunately for society, been tho favourably received; we heir, leave to submit to the liberal aria en eorente ;iteternent of our pursuits and at ttirements. After having received a regu lar medi c al educe.- fern as the pupitS of e!essrse Grindell and Blizard, whose leclureeand.eraclice we carefully attended, as professors and sufgeens of the leaption I to< pital t we enteredourselves as students in that justly ceirbrated school for medical acquire ment, theitoeii Coihrge of fdiriburgh, and were instructed in ti.c different branches of aria toiny, surgery, the theory and erattiLe o 5 physic, eciireilistrye midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by these . einineut prenesots, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan alid e ßittherferd. We trust we shall nut be dc, c o l ed presumptuous in svying ; that our proficiency and acquirernentseare not iiieomiderable.• Having tor a long series of years made Venereal reomperints, and the various diseases cf l)ebiiity, the particular oeiedot our studies and practice, ' it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior t u b‘,,,ietlge of their tre.ttinent and cure. In slight arid recent ewes of iriteetion a perfea re-establishment is completed in toe shun peeled of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. eete reey, where other priictitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the paecrit-a sere and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the eeeete of a habit long snd most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, tecre ate none more alarming or Mere eistressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently . prevent or erritedter the matrimonial slate. To such persons it mist be a consnlation to know that they inay now, by a new and - ilifilllible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. in all cases ot debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in eve; y species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. rst secrecy and honour. Hours° consultation at hoMe from ten to three, and-A - torn 6in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu'. l e rseir their case, age, at:(: gem:LAI habit of living, are. &c. in. cloing a remittance for advice aud medicines, when the same • w ill tie givens or 5.,:nt to ints:, uart of the kingdont... To ensure secrecy •soeeseeiteir to our undertaking, the postage of, • leters 'stay be.aaded tit ;lit account for medi eines. C URRI 'n and (".o. 'Surgeons, No. to, Hattoriegarden efer Messrs. feurree and Co. have Certificates from the at` ive resvieceabie l'reteseire of London and, Ediuhurgli, for the, diligetice, sktil e and humerfity, with, which they per formed the duties 'assi:eitel them during•the time giey riled their Ledures and l'tadib - p - a, • , The festivities at lielvoir Castle, on the Christ ening of the Marquis,of GaANEY, the iulaut Heir of the Duke Of RUTLAND, took pktee <n ;rueic,t,ty last. It was a double celebration, as it was the Birth-day of the - Duke, who then reached his 36th year. The PEIN 4 CIi REGENT, who was to sta.ml as • Godfather, Wits received by the Duke at Cie castle gate. According to ancient custom, • ivbea one of the Royal Family visit the castle, a !zold key, of exquisite worlimamhip, wa presentel to the PIUNE REGENT by Dr. STAUNTON. It N.V;IS ti'vC of e strong holdof the castle, an outwork o f defenc:, called Staunton Tower, which belonged in former, times to the family of STAUNTON,- in the Manor of that name. The Archbishop of. YORK per. formed the ceremony of Bevism, which was an flounced from . the Castle by fifteen discharges Of cannon. The Duchess of li.vm.kNu stood proxf for the QUEEN. The Duke of Yoax and a large train of Nobility were present. The tenants and peasantry were admitted . to the Castle ; among the splendid hoSpitalities of the <lay, were cheereil by an oval cistern of punch, contaill4ig 50 gallons, which they drank in honour of the occasion, and all was acclamation.,festivity:, f 444 good order! On the 25th,ailt. as Mr. SAmusi, EN - mast-4 of Burgh, Cnn . thi-rand, was in the fields with a gun, the piece burst,' and 04:I-at:cell, with part of ;h stock, perictr . iita his forehead, the whole (rOnt4 hone of was ,nearly ilestroyed, standing his dreadful situation, he had the strei,gt4 and resolutiOn to extricate the breech of rol piece, aud to walk about a ititk 'to !.13 when tuedic l assistaneta titas pi•oecirezi, 0 0 040 a large port,ion of the brain wae o tmrao - ,, he is likely to r,ectne,r 1.