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To winch .are added, two Assize Sermons, preached at the. Lent' and Stnnuter. : Assizes holden at Clrulnistord, 1796•.'• • By W. EYNE L 1., .M.A. Minister of Hurnolturch, Elsex, and Author of the Martial • .• of the Psalms. • Prihted for T.-•Cadell and W . Davies, Strand. VICt.U4LL ING FF IC,' It, Dec. t, ;8436. T HE COiIi'IIISSIONERS Plc ruALLINd His 117/IjESTY's !V,41 - 'l` dt inieby e, That . .11;londay next,- th<74th instant, tfr7 y..1:1 rra,( ) . , ecei'Ve T : eidets, in wating a.: .1 t'eatl 0 r thin:fred Tons of BLACK S MYRNA, ,r A f'.X I A RA ISI VS; to.,be answerable - to Samples to he p odsced wit. the to be 'delivered thor9f in .a fortnight, and the iewainder in a iitonth,.intl His lilrje,fy's Vi at Deptford, and to fhe p . isid ; ler by Bills, payable, lvith Interest, ninety day: after dare: , • - . • The Conditions of the.antrae't may. be seen at the ,S'ectxtary't (being his first alittear,ince these tett:weeks:4 . , Sir Brillijiit Fashion, Mr . RUSSELL ; Loitienwre;..Kr.. Tilt()O.CtrZtit 4 ' The Belmont - , ,•Miss DUN C N, Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. SIDDONS, (Being their first appearance those Charader4e) 4y Constant, Miss ME Ii LON ' - Miss POPE. After which (Bth tinie)•i — ntiv Melo-Drama, called T.EKEI2 Or, THE SIEGE OF NIONTGAT4,,, Count . T . ekeli, Mr: E LLISTON Wolf (his.Frienri),-,Mr. I)OW-Tod. Conrad (the Miller), Mr; WROUGHT6N; ' Count Cara& (the ceneral),, kir CAR I. ES ; iMexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Miss DuNCAN ;' _ Dv was published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with several 'Engravings, Price 2i. 25.,i1) bg2rdS, HIRONOMIA.; or, a Treatise on Rhetorical- Ddii very —Oitripretiending many .Pteeepts, both an cient and ano:lvrti ; for the proper Regulation of the Voice, ihe . Cottnteu..iwe, .iitici,the.Gezure. Together with an In; vestigution of the Elements of. Gesture; and a new ,Method forthe - Nntationtherene. lilustratedby many Figures. No regard will b: had Yo any Tender in which the Prtce shall net be Ince, ted in wards at lengtfr,' or that shall not be dd;vered the 13,ard befrre One o'Cloek on :the said B+4 initaur, n,r unless the Arson who makes the Tender, or torn: etson on hit b, ha t f • attends, to answer, w. en rilledfor. 1;) . tbe Rei•.:G LBERT.AUSTIN, A. Primal for T. Cadeit and W.. Davies. On Tiwrgl next. December q wip-bepublished, price . Christine; Mrs. BLAND. .:13oxqs 6s. Second Piice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25., ....Gallery 2s. Second Price zs.—Upper Gallery Is. Se. 'fond Price 6d. —No Mone) to belettrrned, Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Boi-office, in Little Russel-street. YIIII-epaDstooSrisxt be opened at Hall-past • Five, .and begin at igl gk ()t-rint z or . ow, The Cabinet ; with Tekeli . ; : qt,, The Siege of I HEATRP: COV.ENT-GARDEN. 0-AIORROW . . EVENING, 106, .1 ‘vill be , • COII.IOI,ANUS; - Or, TIIt RO Ad A N • • ' ROMANS. CalusMarcius Corifilands, Agri 15.1; MBLE Oorninius,, Mr. CR ; .141eaenitisl. iJ N EN Tribunes, Mr. efIAPM4N; Mr 'MIT R 4Y, &c. &c. • Voluintiia, Mi's. SI I)DON ; Virgilia, BRUNi'ON.. voLscin.u.s. Tullus 'Nir PE i• • - • • , Y01y1;145, - ;.:Mr,„ C),, A tit ENO N .ofacers,• Getter*, ,Sonliers, dc. i . &c. in Alt 11. an .0 r A. TALE . OF MYSTERY. ...Milts 6s. Seind Price3s:" Pit 3s. 6d:• Second Vike . is C51tT , 402:6.. 41t1 .i s. p ciier Secend Frier 64:-. N'i; dopey to tie returned. Placed-tin -fhe Mixes .tb.bt.F.taketk at the Rox..otnee, in Hart - „siren. , •_ TN'e Mols 't6 be opened-fit Vialf-Oast and begia,at. - , Tharktay and '''Satiird'ay next, :Adrian aid 'Vrirli.TheMeserts of Arabia., • • • On- Friday, with The Flirch of-Bacon: . • ' ' On Monday, -The Tempest ; :the: part ofAriel: by a YOnng; Lady, 'who has'neyer yet ppearo on any Stage. • Them* OpeNticai P;ntertaiiii - nenia.The. Deserts of A ra:. tia is,uliavoidably•ch:.nged,en account of the indisposition of sa prnwton ertormer. THE N .POI.I.:3;MENT:'`L" HE PUBLIC .are.'tespihaftilly ihiortmed, f *Pe* Extrtinn of the 131(.1.131tAT .j.I( . ;A 1.. to ' tbe HOUS of CO .A Mt)NS is in b*ou6e di*Pi - ep;srltliin; and will be putiNffea 'scat after Chtistma.s, corrected. to .. the Ist of janu.iry, [Bo7. Communications arc earnestly solicited by the editor; to be iaddiessed'to . 'Wfmat Nb. 6; Irridge-fireare/Slacktriirsv November zi;• 1806: • • • :•• AT a very numerous and respeaable MEETING oIGEkTLEI,IEN of the TOWNandNIAGIII3OUR , 14 . 00 D ,of ST.OOKPORT, cosiv.ened by Requisition, and held at the Dog and Partridge Inn, in Stockport, the 2.Bth ' Day of Wivvember, - 18:76, lbr the. purpose of taking into con. sideratlpn the best inodesif. publicly.de:claring 'the:nigh opi. thatnioti is eritcrtaineil'ot The public ectrittret of the Rev. CHA Rt.F.S P,RESCOT, B.D. Rector of Stockport, nrid .• one of His Maje Sty's Justices of the Peace for the Counties • of chester. and Laiicas,,er ) . the_ following Resolutions were unanimously passed : • -That)this Meeting is concerned tofind, that an Application has been made to the King!s Bench for . an . Intbrination to be filed against Mr: Prescot: • ,*•'' That, upon an investigation of the Fads that led to such • an.',,Alplication, nothhig has appeared to this 'Meeting that , can at oltraired the Honour or Integrity of that worthy gistrate. i" That with a view, .theretbre, to prevent •any prejudice against Mr. Prescot.that such a procedure inight tend to raise in_ the thinds of the Public, this • M.!ettng does thus publicly testify its.unqualitied Approbation of that Gent leinin•s Con_ dud, who has fora series of yearS perforined ate very alive Duties of his Situation with unceasing . Assiduity, and the most perfect Integrity. That. the Mayor, accoinpanied by Mi. Crowther and Mr.. James A. Newton, be deputed trout this. 4?.esiug to convey the 'Cl6nks 'thereof to Mr. PreScot, for his'adive disinteiested geal and, Public Services. . • That these. Resolutions be published in the tondon'and . ProViticial..Newspapees: . Signecfon behal f of the Meeting, - • . \VAL' WAKD, Chairman. The Chairman having-left the. Chair, and the same being tlken by Major 14es, it . Qvis That' the Th,2* - '.i the- Nl,eethig be oven, to the :‘1..“0r fur his prompt , attention to the Requisition, itncllns tiandsoine Ctind - ua ia the Chair. • .SANIUEL LE S. , • cl,Assi cm. A.r.silkyl i WANTED irimodiately after enstaipg, : , `Lki tniiskloViday L USHER., (41 the Foundation. or the Free GrAninar Ceti , ' .1 kiihitchurch,_ , , talop. • The Aaiary . ..iS' now II p‘garits of soli per ann. hriSing• • from tandeo andv7iiMred Proper iies; TOft h prosatli y..of ft - Alfeincreast.: . - ,The Jtet.r. Witv , •*enr,j fiead thicihglite4•:deetined taking Boarders, !or the Usher" 'to receive: — l3t the Shittftes , tiie • School, it is reqni. ed that tie Usher bi-.' a Niembcr:Ot thc-. istAbitshed Church of England. • • ' • Ca od tes are rq es t to sod, Ce ti fnpn 'ailrfr es sit% post-paid, - to. Mr. Cursor, Whitchgicti, Saloii; the stta :)edemtlernext. • • Whitchurch, l'sf,v. as, 134: J ~., • ' THE -NEW - STATE LOTTERY; Hr.QH. BEGINS. Dith. WING . JANUARY W. 1 3 : —Piizas;of 439099-.. are -- - 469,669 2 -.7e 23000 • 4010" - 4 3 - " so9c! • 20,00',, 4 159C 0 C+ 4DOO 20 0 PIO • r . 2i,000 - Tickitts 2 j.O „•;}O, Capitals, ,Determinable : . First-draWn Ticket, Ist .Day - 2V,00o ; - 3d bay - 16,000: I)itro - • Day =*- Ditto , - PRICE • . ':" • A I" ;cket - - - g. ' 0 Mali • ,- - to 'a 0 I Eikhth - It. 6 Quarter 0 r.: 6. o l'lcic ; ETS aid S I.:Ls Are on $a Lot le; y' 0 flices,all4l)3'' ei r r Cou lir ' 4 * * The. above iiVanPnso : ficP I'A.U:P.R.ILES are afie greatest, in a Scheme of..sckle . .y- . ll:_etsi. cver presntid iti the annals - of Lottery adventure. fart is indisputble. But the Votaries of Foitune, - to Ortieipate of :741stelt-ttiipre 4i:dented' op mustulence, ust bu‘pti4-he'alert,"s tPtc:biawing 4onimcncerieite,irly. as. the tath pflanw s kry - • • • - . • NEW.I.OTfERY. ; t 0 RN and 9 CHAR NG- C ROSS. T:I3ISH mspe4Vully acqtaipts.tbe Public, that • TICKIA.S And SI-IeRES for the NEW LOT- LiY, which geiris Draiving the rith of January, are on sale at the above Offices, Where the last 30;0001. ever drawn was share'', and where-jvventy otiker Capital i• ri;:es itt the resent Year have been. Shared, Sold, and Registered. • 'nig SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of - ,030,000 • 2 e ~, • . 40,0c0 2' Jo,ocio • , II ','„ l '- - • - - coo° &c. Sco..Blc. • -t" ••' • 4 * * Prizes .of the late L L otteryvaid- on demand, pr 3 • . . • • .• • GRAND I..OTTEkY, - ,T o commence Drawing uth IAN (10 4p7. - 119DGES,, PA.INE, and Co. Stock Zrokers, . .1 .Cornbill, ,Oxtord.st,reet,. and St. jame's.street t 4ciniint the . ' Pic o:iity the TICKETS and SHA in variety; ate on SAle4t.their X)th.,:es on the best Terms. • -' • •••• In tilts Lottery are two great Prizes of j0. ,, c4.1na.dc1i050 ikt:lefifsual if' mbar of Twe , dy Teri Thousands' Ti 4e rflibO sand s ; deo . • ' , ..si Year Np.:.,3944, a Pti4e Qt .tra,o ;Ind Np 0345. • .1 1 4 e 0t.5091. - ooth sold in Sliarys at the 4noyt . 11 ,* Prizes to any amdunt ObVenrantt • • I of ` . , This nay was published, price 9s. in boards, A TREATISE on INSANITY ; in' which are _C - 1, f contained. the Principles of a new and more Practical Vosology of 114aniacal.Disorders than has yet been uttered ,to_ the •Public ; exemplified by numerous and accurate: his- • tericalselationsof Cases from the Author's public and pri vate,p:raetice i with Plates, illustrative of the Craniology of MinfacS and Ideots. _ ' ' , . By PH. PINEL, -Professor of the School of Medicine at Paris, Senior Physi -cian to the Fernafe National Asylum La SAlpetriere, late Physician to the Asylum de Bicetre, and Member of many • •Learned Societies., .0 ::•Tranaated..from the Fie • nch by D. D. pAvis, M.D. • . PhyOcian•to the Sheffield General Infirmar y.• -•• Prinfeefor Messrs. Cadell'anaDavies, Strand, London.. • Can Dr.,,Davis llasinconsiderable forwardness an Abridg menti, which will shortly he cofurnitted to the Press, of that Part of Professor Pine's celebrated Work on Philosophical - iNtospgriphy.whichsizats a Liebrile.Disorders.. A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES 1 - 1. or- L E C.:Y. ft SIJ kY. 43:y ;i/ I 1, L. tr)..N : l -1311 C Li ;LN N ,M. D. Author of The Sisih Edition. In the Monthly R. !Vil2W this Letter is notihrd• in the f 01... loSvicur i wor.ls,• - 4 • Dr.. Buch.nt here 6itutiorittes ,the t:ever4l. •111:; . eases woi.h are Other. .oattse,ct' or. by the varia. tions.Of. Climate in this C'ount'y',' arui xvlnclt:tra Wcely to be -, obviated or relieved oy attention to peOper clOitl'itug. tie Te r . contos:utls, and. we think ju'stly, rhq- MsnulAgure, called Fleecy Ilo , ziery, in pretty: l-i ce ,to Flann,el: ludeed the' dd.. lirmey and utility of this Article '4leierve tie pioiSe is here hchtowed upon . .„ . . . . bait at tht-Pates of the Fleecy lioiiery, A_ ...D; I S*l7 El. L, awl. 110 RT IN4- No 99 a:ht of the daterent *;,* - Lti• Leyte-Cie gtvLe tiqdeur. Buchan .vient par4tro en f.;.incois• • . TUE WESTIN'DIES. In the firx publiOn.d. in 'Ow eleg-..ait;Q•tarto Velunic, two A1 . , 1 4 ? , drawn by •Arrowsnyth, 25s e-rHE wEsr INDIA CONfAION PI, la 'MO V 1.0 iie •BR I SI 51...1j; AR - COLONES, in rektion.ti) the Wst • IWI 1 Propriet , ,try, find distindi7e.ly tot be Briral,l : exinbit..'d in Tabis:.. c4.e4PilaXion - `, 1 1 10. ' p y, .ffid NavigatiOn", and RiLlZiftte,;•- iroui Pa; v and other Qiic.-.1.11.• Qacurnents • . 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Edward 11. to the Coronation of Henry IV. - NeW•ly translated trout the French - 'Editions. with. kflatiqU' and Atiditiqns, from many celebrated MSS. THOMA.S' 1 01 - INE; To which is prefixed, a. Life of the, i)uthor, an Essay, on his Works, a Criticism on his History, and a Dissertation on hiS - Poetry, . „, :.-., • . Printed for j.ongmart Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster rowatidl.. White; ; Fleet-street. - : 7 .5. - -•'' Froissart is an Historian consulted .and cited by every Writer whOse sulijed leads him-to the period in which he wrote.; he is the ,chief, .if not the only authentic source of information we are possesed of with 'regard to one of the • proudest and most striking portiOns of.our National•Annali. The Engravings from old illuminated MSS. which aecom. pally the Work, are useful .as well aS curious•ornaments. As the authenticity of the sources from which they are-taken cannot be Aloubted, they presenf 'valuable pidures of the costume of the tinads. Ne.cAmsider. the -Translation of Frois- - sari's Chronicles, by Mr. bolmes, as an undertaking of great importance,--and even "of high national inte.rest.7—Critical! .:Review, March, 1806. "- Even-the readers orNiavels'alid Romances,.. if ever they havein the tour-e of th:it lives : read anything . of real history, charmed %Vali froisSart, forthei•.e' is as much ,;aliantry, love, and ddve mire in the Chronicles, of Froi.si:irt as in .ny bit scarcely cx-, cep:ed. • Vr.iissatt'S ChroniCies absolut i iiy,lifordinwe amuse ment of this kind,. were the instruet cit to be derived from niittei of fad and truth enti.ely out tlf , the- quo ,,,t i o n ,” . • . . Anti lac. Rev. May; :1806. C: - 3 ",Volumes to, and 12, are j ,sr. published,Ainci Sub , licrinxi IS ire fetw. - ,:sted to coiTiplate.tite,:r SutsliWily,da:lloy. TO THE FREEII3IIYEItS OF'MIDDLESEX. • C;ENlLErviElsi;‘ ' • • moment.tiefore the commencement of the S.Aate ,hietiott for Middles ex,, Mr. Whitbread, in a manner most unbecoming lus Stati6n,"cOnnexionS, taderouserted in the pitah; Newspapers thz„tOlhaviii...: pris. sage, signed with his name: addressed i with diis.eintiledrEstie , i, , t , : nw; but iiiiteniletl.as a poirtical Ele4ioncering iticeqv , e against you. . • . " I do hot , perceive in . y3ur •prelent Address (says Mr. 3Yhitbreal) any atiusion to an opinion . prouvilgated 'by you °lithe late tor "WeThrimSter,"which is L' That a person bottliii - ,an Office uotiq. tit,: Crown, however other, w,ise estimaine, cannot at any tine be':ottn.: the tit I,,pre sentative of a 1- - r:!+_, Uncoirupt, .and f such„oßinien tie I,.kuncied truth, winch (continues Cil r. Whitbread) I utterlyderfy; law ought jo .be passed to ex:: chute' all the Executive SCEVaIItS Of GOVVll;ll2tif ;n1(11 in cat! . .:_.; .oust: of • 1•h446 'not tL.,,th that it was itt the coutezuptatiptrut apy..nne I i 1)0139S, : and, if proposed, I ant sure it would meet is h resistance . froin all dekriptiniigiot:•ersolas who hive the power or the twill to reason ppon its consequences. Th.: People; 'by the , actelitAlie of your.,i;dridz;,•Wottld reduce, dims:Ayes - to tit, ha - ht ktecessitv of benig . rrvernert by the worst ;or mankind." These, 'Mi.:Whitbread's setititnents, have likewise been recently imraded 11fr.;..W . iiidhaht„ , :Secre , .4y of State; by :ricrney, Chairman ut the board of Controul i'by Mr. Sheridan,-Treasther Zia - vu ; and, are now neld, 1 prc 'suthei,as. the polatlcaLcreeh • ol the wytqlp party. .- • Gentlemen, ..An That A:tt of , Parliament t 11. and t 3 Will. III.) which gave Ile Throo; of tllCScKit:dyitl6 Ti lus pre: , ;;;lt ,t! and Tits t I ; ri r the further 1.;,,,!ra- Om) Qt the LiJer. ties of the Subject;' =it` w.„s cinis triz acld4E4-•‘ That tio• Pers,oti who. lra apt ()hi.: iit Prf.fit under the King, or receives a ee.isioi.;,,tai Cro‘irn, shall be capable of serving as a . N1.;.111)..; .14 louse ut Cummer4. " _ . .... But Mr; Whithreati,.. it •Vso - lisra ,-- .Ver I,lli,s,,provi , sion-," For better securing the liightS . atid And, because, after a melancholy experience of, Oe . iiecessity„of.sucli a provision, which our honest alices tofs bnrY inAntairi the opiiiioif of tlit;se from wh.o:Pr.:HisiMajety i skis his. Crown, .1 am represented, by These best of PatriOts A as an enemy CotiSiitution,•and by . tioilivortheit4lACe-boldins and place-hunting party, as a Traitor : .-to My Country. Ihe worst 01 fraitors to their Ciitifitry Are 'Ytrose Ayitti:i4t Mt its r:.S3itives. : ';Whit ing,--41:-S.itt4grtient tIOAt us,who hold this opinion, is, irideell, siatiw.tkiiik . milder : he otifr Concludes us to be either fools or 113 Mies, we have nor tlte power or t.he will to reason Opon - its ccinsetfuences ."-- hv'e teasqii•i&believe that - Mr. Vititbreacthimself possesses Nth the the power to obtain speedily a lucrative - office wider the Crown, without moth eniharrassing himself ,witliAts consequences to the Public. Oentlemeh • • • •• • When the last additional Taxes for the present year were lately imposed ,ipOlithe l'eople' by thee best of Vatriols, .it *as unchsgaisetily, and:tranquilly acknowledged by them, without the least cbrnpuucton, Or coniunseration of the People, that the necessary etfett of these:fax,es would tig,.tct... arive the inhabitants of a house into loagings, and the . , lodger, of tlin first floor int., the' second. • fiere indeed they , stopped, leaving .us to complete tli miserable pi ture of na tional ealatitit),, • N iZ... that the I r ati6i . s of the' seco.,d ' floor , naiSt., mousat up into ,thiy,garret, tile,-garreteersieseend into the eel lar,, wn,)e turner wretched innabitaut must b.! thrust ' oat -it popi the pavement; :and from thence transferred to the . 'worlr_lioale or tne.grave. i And this process is toshe repeated ,• toties quoties' • *so that the best provided amongst us can ? not tell whereliiinself and his family may be found at last. .This is a.hard lesson for Englishmen to heat. It rsliarder distill to hear it enfOrced from the mouths of those• who thentselxr,s.ate all the while,creeping forward from their od. y - ,Thil eareets into palaces. Such unteeing ir.sulr as this 1 would never have taken place but rirr.:,lst I' lacerrren and Peri , stoners.- +lad they been really, the Representatives of the Ve . 9ple, they. would have felt something ibi - the Peopl& 4 . and instead of incessantly ratting for fresh sacrirkcs,'and telling us gaily that 'we Must:" retrench evea psi t of our necessa ? rtes," they would sureiy.now at last nave held oat rous,some prospect of consolation and redre,s- 7 they 'Would no longer continue,tq gorge upon the vitals of their country, but v,',‘n-la think thearselfes too wed off`it they were not justly com, pelted to disgorge their . past infamous swallonring4. Gentlemen, . _ ,_ . _. .... • _ 7 ----- 1 In ll‘ecoming a , Candidate at' the late Elealon- for your County, do I 'aCk oWidd& that I ratheiSlYUght a Public than a .Si:attii Parliament.. 1 soughr•for, and: have found amongst you, Freeholders . Who would vote for theinselves, and not for any. Candidate— who would not give tiniir'votes as`a fa vour conferred, but as a sacred trust reposed an honest Than, to enible him to stein the torrent against these venal CoAtion %Kings, who are, by their own avowal, hunting the Peciple of this Country from the second floor to the garret. That this *system of corruption and Oppression may cease 'is.the only ardent wish, and, in spite of every calumny, shall ever be the constant and unremitting endeavour of, • C'ENTLEMXN, Your most obedient and re6peciful humble Servant, .• - FRANCIS BURDETT. 4:u.1 tid prime, for ttihn Stockdale,'Piecadilly, VTATI: , .: of th 6 NEGOTIAtION ; with Details c! Proi:R.ss Catis'eS of its.Terinination:ia thc gall ot !..)EIt.DA . . • iLs.N.Ljei•.y li.iving.vannoned a 'New Parliatnent, -and the l' iblie being )et ignorunt-or the .preter,sions of the 'Per son at thz head or the Government of France,,xild the Causes of 14 nee.essary:Re'call of the Earl Of Lauderda;e, the preseUt Derails .ate given, to. the end that befoie:tllc- Meeting of a uew Parlimiiyit; the 'Conduct of His Majesty's Ministers' may be duly estimated. • „ EAST INDIA HOUSE, A veriher 12, tBi6. rrHE COLT.IItrf.bIRTOI7.I of , the UNIT E D 11EACR.1NtS cl ENGLAND tradjoi to :A tail Indies do hi , reby give .Notice, . . That the Cou'rt having ieviie','l the Term: end Conditions under - , 7hi..=4 , lhet'ourt have allowed p 64, t I thy' ,4.41.1 . 1 e s oo,Freight to bell., Copy of she said , Termt tit:ly be bad on applicat:on to ;lir': lamer C , ;ggin; Cie , kSo :be cdm,frtittee pl.Shifipbr g , and 1 all 'Perscits y.4..b&" may is future apply . fpr , , :fotznai on Fieight 71.411 te're4itit'ed.strieY 10. confrnt, Tie Cr.ort furtlvr give Notier, - that 1,e.4..ppi/caliorii will . De . ; •, • 1 • .. -received rn the, Fi):11 * 'ed:zerd:2) , in we ep enther,. De rem3er,'and Alarch g .resjec7ively,,eack and that $61..14,4. r may.4e ma,le in the interitdiatt Months will one be consid,rel The:;l ppliratliM i sto be se. , s', 4 .leduft.; „and- at -Olt Ikuse t, ' avith:-the Itrads• A : indication for TQlina,49 cm written I,:n the Ciriei-:,•• • • • "mu lz. R ..144 Al ..Secretary._ Early iii tite Nr.wy !ar will be publw :ed~ ' Li your V:Akin..)::s.. : MITE ITI L SIOR,Y - , of 11._' \ I [NI STA. ITIONI -ot toe late R..,4,0t H w I'l-1 1 N I VT. • By, 10-1 - 11 , 1 GI • ~..c. I TIEN V.,1:.E.D1.1•E AD • Yl)itk Esq. • :.• • • P.rirtt'Al‘for W...Dapes, SLicand: - • • t • v 1..1 , 1 't •Ar....*);,... , N't SlTand , . S()NS,, efuirch-iibst; t • - ofistbrs.. of o . r 4's. tic Ne,v'Starriti fhe l' - ge of Cut :11 r - ut' ue r I),,Aeu rya bt 4 in a up, tor ilie and N ay) i.y 11. 4s, A:. las the vv ii " '45; Paul's," a 1 .,: en, rwiett tide whicit will be a sutis, writ iet ture - on the 1.„.! , :k \via The followli• , ,.; other ;%Ictiici:ititb••• - , Stamps 'included i but or ..,,ue, a fitne,.Will , 'be allowmt tiv.4 St- c trat? gr;it ;4. , . • - 4's. dj- Dr. lames's Powder z'9 '1),:n.;) ti r Do. 'Hi a "Bottle.' - 24 o - -Do: AnalepricrillS •4 ,6 , Pills - 4 ..o. Do. large Box .- 24 Mirk -4 . 6 The Auttbilious Pills 2 9 Dr. iitixriam's 3 .. Bieer'S Opodelaoe - " 2 o Tonic. - -2- 9 Po. Convulsion. Oil 2 6 Ene.iish Coffee - z 9 Ditto Nitre Drops z .6 .Carvner's I.4rops z'. 9 Do. Canto:rule I ).,ps r 9 Esselic::e Or" Ginger - '2 9 Do;Paregbric 1..,/et:ges r ri Ditto. Pepperinmt I ',ll Ankihaud's Biow d:rt.) ri f Dr, 1-too,per'.tils ri EsseneeotColtsji,or . 3 .6 . Grant's Orops Mr. $pE.-n,:e.':-:l)entifr;ce 4 o INtisfek : '..fc..ds Pith I 0 CephsAm; tin ill .; t o Henty's M.tgnesia . 2 6 Jones's itttett:n: - Tinet. -3.- 6 . Norryn's_Drops 5 6 „Berry's Bilious Pills - .4 6 Spitsl,ury's,lAroi!s s 6 .ass's Nl...a&p6ia 3 6 . lili.Sblinda's lea z 9 Wilson's Altera - jive' 4 6 Greenott,tit's Tincture r ri King's OdonraNic 9 1)0 .To3u Lozet)gea r ri N. 8.-As•rnatw_Persons inist ilze the F ous of Messrs. NeWherk, obsei - vr, that it is at the EaSt End . of St.. Paul's; four' Duors froin eheapside 9 'with' these words inscribedd on the - ,FrOnt 7 -1.4 - ;IHE 014 - -I.Y, WA.KEI-I(),U.SE DR.. •I•Wt . ...'s PO VV-D E.R.” • - THE - CORDIAL: B:\CM 01 GI I. 'OR D& INS;liabst .letrilanent. , iteliet,' and It . Coly calculated for tite..iVieak, the. Sickly, and, lii; fiKoi Persons of.c.ithet...Sex. who fxoni hPitsof.indfilgence, laic sittir v ; up, sedentary citployinent, aniiety of mint, tre iitiettilitoxicarion, Spdaen #i hr; b'ver-exerribn, . a weakly.. ,constittxtinifr-thetile; or other causes,.iarq..stilaject to, various :and dist rt..s , .,,Tg . iiervon• attections, anfl. cOnsumptlie MI I &'l4 tor society or bitsZitzn; treiriO; ainrgeneral . er occatioils, toss of- appetite, indigestion,. &e. will dino ths.,pse.of , this Medicine.. • weaktieSses, !ious and ti•rl'l'Ale habits, tabes A lOrsa! is„ Ur llfTrolls toirsoitiptious,.its ine it•'si n is no.' rivkl lett.; t cgters han'and ;nixes with the -most -auntie of t ithlsy assists, 14ivigorates tfc dv.c.?.Ye s l...jaices,,and throwts,a,gehat- tlie*bilitattd ink retaxt.ki • parts that stand in ne..es, of asSistalaUe.'" . : Wrini•ii:6ltering upon the litily -- st.ite9;:f.;tr4trioiony . stiosild -cnnsi.siof... that where the,Fooingiii p.ollut4a, Atl Weans" that. How frnhtit c?atatlol be pure." 'ln the most excruciating -pain; of the StoftiaCkatidNiseeta, instant wlief ; : tin& where the yital civic has been inipaired i. an4 vig ‘ur by rreAularitie.s .Y Oll .ll l , bring s) , O 4 premature it• be Mudd 'an invaluable tZetittdy. ' • • - -1,„ -tha s 4 di s ees ia,ve ,t heir.rise from i rregn Ir. ittgi•QX stAte-Qf t4,d4esti pnkye , s, its.stis‘aey is ;Astonishing ; debility 6t speech, arid all oth t• the Mental and Corporeal pocrers that:depend On (lie ro r i t ; ! ln• thrr Lur v aus system, have so frequents tutu yiei-leci to ;ts power as:- to renkr A Saving o; N:nc Two aineas. The Palm: ;:f Gilead is sold in bottles, price ft s iff-a- guinea &tell ; there are also Cathay bottles, price • 33V. k:ontattiing.egti,il -to Caw bottles at ips. 6d. by, which the patient ti.O. , ,es oi. also Ow duty . ; the starnp of Wiliich bears the. ProptiaOr's 'ame end address - , ".:Tattit. Solomon, Liverpool," tali:M.4lc IVltioh-is felony: . "' • • • . • . N. 43. 7/!tigPoStage-:of . all Letters ; to the 120 . 0ur must be paid, and Jos.. 6d. as a.fee eneloSed for advice. ' Sold by Mrs. Mathews, iseo: t r.i Lblictori ; r. Smtili,•Per fattier, Ncr. - 38,.aildrAlri teaelnirn,- 'North -44m140; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Soutli..-Ilralge.; Mr' Davids9n and t if usband, E liter and Co. t. , ..1in1yr ) ..,11.; iir Ilaxter,-:(;lasgnAt - ; W, Carrieron, - Greenock - i- G. ; II Craw. ; A. Torsyth, and P. _Whiteside, Ayr; W.•,,,Crawford. girv,ni; „Carson; Douglas ;T. M‘Millan, ; :\l'e redie, Kirk. alay tl. Myth, Leven';' 'Oethlist....r...Cup.it ;7 Allan, thin -dee; P.•C raigie, • Montrose t 1. Anderson, Abadeen-s !)r. t;/ bite, ; )(VI ntosh, iwernesS . ;. M'Keozie„ Stornaw ay,; l'a'ter, * Sti - i'ibraer ; Johnsott and nisser,Poth .;'W.Ao-dersOC,, fling; CAA: acid Reich, 16th ; -Alexander, -1/tiinfertnlinc , Dunbar; fir. :broach ;.: PhOrson, ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Paterson, Arlh . itanot, and lainieson; lerhehd:. M‘l)onald, Trongate, Glii4olV ; and: by. inost • Bcbokstil lets • anti:Y./niters ot 7 Patent Medicines an tilt United • Kingdom , • - - - ,