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....„ ......,:t*: * . ;•#,..?" ... . . , • . it . _. -- ... 4 e.114..., a . '', ..1.! , ‘ - ,: - * ......,... e ..• , •• , . fi -7-:...• , --:S. . . _ . ".,...___ ~-, ; , ,,,...qpi...., •';5:.•.,-.. . .. ~ _. .. _ . _- -4 ' • ' . . - - - .:-.--,-- 4&: , /.. 3 ,0i...4 , :t...v, - ;•..-,r7 • ' " V" . T . ~ . .1,5.,—... . , . ; . . • ' • , . ::::;....:..,-; •i1it'...44"..4)1^e')-1;..-- - ; v- ... ._.. . i .y. : 740-INt i • Vt • - N-1-- ,,, ..-- At . i ...., .:,,,.. ~... ... . . ... ~ ......,..,,,__ , L • ~ zu- 91s 4 43jrrt -- • --,,,...1*....tir: .. . 4_ ..ifii.,.. . .., . . p 4 ~~+{l' ~' ~..: THURSD• AY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1800. NUMBER .4378. E [PRICE SIXPENCE THEATRE ROYAL, TiRURY-LANC. r rHIS PRESENT EVENING, S ept . 25 , 130 5 , .1 will be performed THE WEST • - Stockwell, Mr. POW ELL •-.; Belcour, Mr. E ISTON - ; Major o.'Plaberty;Mr. JOHNSTONE, . • Mho will introduce the Song' or" -T he Sprig of Shillelagh • and SilamroOt sagreen") ; • . • Charles Dudley, Mr DE. CAMP Varland, Mr. CHERRY;. Lady Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS ; Charlotte Rusport, IVIiSs DUNCAN . ; • Louisa Dudley, Mi4s E After the Play, a Diverrisement, called • .THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Dancers,. Mademoiselle PARI SOT, and Mrs. SHARP‘ . • • wirn A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. Captain Kelton, Mr. DOWTON ; Charles Kelson, Mr. BANNISTER ; Beltield, 7114 r. GIBBON • Mesheck, Mr. WEWITZ ; Mrs. Dorville, Mr. SP RKS ; Charlotte, Mrs. MOUNTAI N. Boxes 6. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery 2 . Second Price is.—Upper Gallery .4. Sc.. cond Price 61— N o M one y to be returnen. Places for the Berates to be taken at the Bot-office, in Little Russel street. VICTORY OFF COPENHAGEN. M i Kman,- °ditto (since dead) ; Patrick Murhy, Marine; !Oho Norton, ditto ; 'Barth. O'Bryary, ; John Paterson, Able ; Francis Parkington, Marine; lames Russell, Able ; Win. Southerne,_ Marine ; indrew Thompson, Able; Hugh Ternple ,ditt6 ; John Thompson, ditto ; • David Tweedle, Marine - 3 W. Wilkins, ali.as Watkins; 49th Regt. POLy PriEmus.—T Williams, Able ;since dead): RussELL.—Wrii. Gearish,-Able 3 Hugh M'Mahon, d 0..; John Levett, ditto ; Pat. Reel, ditto.; .Wra. White, Ma, rine. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, September THE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His yESEY's ORDNANCE do herey give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Ogee; in St. Margeve street, Westminster, on or before'Thdrsdcy the Deyof Oct. next, f, cm such Persons as . m4y be willing to undertake the Pro7, , ilion of COPP R I '4 OP S and RIV E lir the Service of Ws De. partnient, upon a Contract for One Year; Patterns of whi...h may be viewed of on application at the Principal St , rekeep'er's" Once, in the 'Towcz., 'where further' partit . -qa s may be knOWn also the Secretary's .(ffice; in St. Marg.v et-street aforesaid, any Day\ between the Isr,urs of Ten and Four o'clock. The Proposals are to be delivered at the Secretary's Office, sealed up, and metrk_ ed - on the outside, " Tender for Copper Hoops ;" but no .Koposal can be admitted affer the said zd D.y of October.% .1.0 Order'of the hoard, MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, • ' . And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. • the t'irst-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS ; . All other Capital Prizes are afloat. DURCETASERS- of TICKETS and SHARES will .1. - have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes, provided they purChase before the Drawing commences, which will be on the 13th of Odober next. The Scheme contains equal 'Advantages of .- • TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. 1,:.::. To former Lotteries of double the l'4•urnbet of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and.no other State Lottery . to be drawn this Year, • . . . SCUM 1::. No. of Priies. Value of each. Total Value. 3 , .. .. - .. 4 .%.0,0C3 - , - , . 7 • 6.,,C.0rl 3 ' 5,06:1 !, - - - - -, - .1,000 - - - - - s,oeb" ~ . . s'N.o - - - - - "voce. 20 ' loo , I''') •$o - - - - .. 82,000 R. U. C.TETV. In a levi7 1).;:ys will be published; printcd by Ballzntyne, in z vo's. ()awn, _ _ _ POPULAR BALLADS and SONGS from Tra, Manuscripts, and Scarce Editions,; with Traiis lAMB of similar Pieces from the ancient - Danish Language. And a lew . Originals by th'Editor. . • *.". By itowERT JAmiESON, A.M.and F.A.S.. .Printed or Co. Edinburgh ; and for CAM - and Davies, ariillolin_Murray, London: (jam'. This Work is similar in plan zinc arrangement to Mr. SCoWs Minstreisy of the. Border, and particularly applicable .to tire Tiallitionary Tales of the more Northern.Countres of Scotland. The Doors'to be opened at Half-past Five,- and .begin at Half-past Six. • On • Saturday, The School for Scandal with Miss in her Teens. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • 'TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 26, 1 . 806, will be performed 10,000 Tickets • L'200,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at very Lottery Office. • LAUGH WHEN •YOU CAN. . Mortimer, Mr. C. KE MBLE ; Bonus, Mr. MUNDEN ; Delville, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Gossamer, Mr.'MELVIN, (From the Theatre Royal, York, his first appearance in London) ;. ' Sambo, Mr. FAWCETT ' • Mrs. Mortimer, Miss BR UNTONT ; . Miss Gloom,y, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Dorothy, Mrs. GIBBS. •• WITH • THE ADOPTED CHILD. - Sir Bertrand, Mr. CLAREMONT; Le Sage, Mr. TA Y LOR, ; `Record, Mr. LI sToN ; Michael . , Mr MELVIN; • Boy, Mrs. FINDLAY ; Nell, Miss TYRER icannette, Miss' WA D D'Y ; Lucy, Miss LOGAN. Boxes 6s. Second-Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6de Second Price Gallery as. Second Price is.—. Upper, Gallery ts. . Second Price 6d.--No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.office, in Hart_ street. . , The Doors to be o p ene d a t Half-past. Five, and.begin at Half-past Six. On Monday, King Richard the . Thircl; King Richard, Mr. Cooke; Queen, Mrs„ Makin (her first appearance on this stage): with The Highland Real. On Wednesday, King Henry the fourth; Falstaff; Mr. S. Kemble (his last appearance this Season); with The Ci tizen ; Maria, Mrs. C. &enable (her first: appearance on this Stage), To the Worthy and Independent ELECTORS of the CITY of 'WESTMINSTER. • • GENTLEMEN, SINCE my first Address, which I had - the HoneUr of 'making to you, I have received such wain assurances of Support from s,veral Meetings. of. Eleaors, and particu larly from the very res' ' ieaable and numer ou s M eet i ng w hi c h was holden this d a y at Willis's . yooms,-that I present myself to you again with additional confidence of suctess. _ The kind declamations which have been made in my favour, I consider as flattering testimonies that the Constitutional Principles on which I ha ve c l a i me d your support are approv -ed by you ; upon those I rest all my pretensions to your countenance ; -and, as you have so fardone me justice, ,by the credit you have give n t o m y . pro f ess i ons, I most earnestly - entreat you to do justice to yourselies, by maintaining your generous declarations with every exertion that can give them . , . . . I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • \N-iir obliged and faithful Servant, ' Northumberland- Houe, ' PERCY. Sept. 23, 18c6. .. EETHLEM HOSPITAL. • MEAT CONTRACT. ACOMMITTEE of GOVERNORS w ill m ee t at BRIDEWELL HOSPITAL, on WEDNESDAY' the Ist day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock, to' receive Proposals, in Writing, and contra& with Persons wilting to serve BETH LEM HOSPITAL with MEAT, viz. th6hest OX BEEF, WETHER MUTTON, VEAL, and PORK, raeh at per stone. ter Six Months, commencing the 3d OC-to ter nexti, and ending the 3d April, 1807; )OHN POYNDER, Clerk. Bridewell Hospital, Bridge -street. ALBION FIRE AND•LIFE OFFICE; LONDON, September 2.3, 1806,. r - r - HE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE J. and LIFli INSURANCE COMPANY beg leave to 'remind Persons insured with the Company, whose kali'. ties expire at Michaelmas next, that their Payments should be male within fifteen days from that period, at the 'Office in Change-alley, Cornhill, or to some one of the Company's Residents in the Country . Tire arrangements adopted by the Albion Company, both with respell to Insurances from Fire and on Lives - , will be found to be highly worthy of public attention. Among Other advantages, it will appear by the Company's Proposals, that no-charge is made for Policies or Indorse._ 'news ;---,that !a - large and unprecedented' Commission is al lowed on Lite Insurance;--that.. Insurances.. are. not attended with admission fees, nor with any responsibility, on the part of the Person insuring, to make good the losses of pthers ; and that a considerable dedultion is made on the Premiums of Fire Insurances out of London, Whether ended at the Company's principal Office, or with any of its Cour., try-Residents. Attendance daily, from Nine to Four. • . By osier of the Board of Dife4iors, WARNER, PHIPPS, Sec. ..No. 40, CHARING-CROSS, near the ADMIRALTY, LONDON. ' • WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c.-to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, and other MALIG NANT PESTILENTIAL DISEASES.'' Instituted under the Sanction of skilful Physicians. THIS Remedy has been proi7ed. to b 6 so effica-; cious in subduing and destroying Infeclious Fevers, that the Public only weed be informed they. may be supplied with it genuine at the above ; Wareh ou s e , an d at, the Proprie. for's Warehouses in Liverpool, Bristo),' and Glasgow,'which . have been established solely for the Sale of THE YELLOW FEVER REMEDY. 'File Price of each Box is One Guinea,, which contains a sufficient quantity for the use of one Person for twelve months, and ample Diredions for its Use and Application, as well as Advice how to insure Health, inf the West Indies, America, &c. &c. &c. by.an . eminent. Physician. -N.B. The most satistcetory Proofs mays be' seen at each of the Warehouses ; this Remedy has_4aved the .LiVes Of thou— sands. • uG ° ` Lloyd's Coffee-Hotfse, Ang..7, tSO6. A T a MEETINGS of •the COMMITTEE ap pointed. to MANAGE the SUBSCRIPTION raised .for the BENEFIT Of the WO UN ED, and the Families or • Relatives of those KILLED 'in the. gallant ACTION of, the April; 1804 OFF COPENHAGEN ; JOHN JULLUS. ANGERSTE.I , N, Esq..in the Ch a i r; T • he' Committee tieing desirous. 0: affording Relief to every Person ntitlecl to partake of the .Subscription, - .* Resolved, That tne period for receiving Claims be extended' to thezeth tif December next, -and that-atter that time a Ge wral-Meeting Of the Subscribers shaft be called, to consider . of the approriation of the Money then unclaimed. • Resolved, That a List. of -the K illed and Wounded who have not-,'by themselves or families; received_reliel from this Committee, be again advertised; that the Raatives of the Killed he desired tqapPly •by• letter. - to . Mr. Thomas White, the Secretary, at this house, stating their relationship to the d,eceasetl, and the' particulars'of iheir situation ; the same to* be attested by .t he Minister and Chnrchwartiens of the places where the parties reside, in or d er t h at t hi s C ommittee may semit'to them, free of c.xpence, such gratuities as they may be - entitled to. ' • • • . . Resolved, That the Wounded. Officers, Seamen, and Ma rines, do also apply by letter to Mr, White, as aforesaid, and the. ClaiinS,of those who may be oil duty, to be' certified by. their - Cotainianding Officers. LI3 T' bf" The Krr,,L1:41., whose Relatives have not been faund out, witliTheir Place of Birth.• • • eNIEN Viurig, Boats wain's-mate '(Newcastle); Atriold,: 0 rffinary John Gray (t), Able. AstAzoN.—Joseph Rose, Clerk; Hon. J. .G. Tuckett, Midship:nab; John Bowden, Able; John M 4 Kay ; taW. M 6 1,.e0d, zd Gunner; 'Henry Miller, - Able •' 'David -Roberts, Landsman.; •Sha Able; John Sutherlantl, ditto; john Violet, ditto. AtioENt..—George Hoat,'*lidshipman ; M. Chisholm, •123 d Marines; Julia h.reeman, Ordinary (Church...cowl-, Strand) ; Thomas Finney, Mande; William Gough, dittO ; John J..nes, .ditto Thomas.. Lock, Able; Ad. Muscow, Quarter-gunner -- (Slavinia) ; fames Phillips, Marine; Giles Reid, Marine; Fred. Sibert, Able (Memel); Thomas Wil liams, Ordinary. Landsinan-; Push', :Mk (Calve, rine (Cae; Wilts); John Bush, Marine (Brentwood, Es .sex); Johti-CkyJi clam, -Landsman- (Brabant); John Calvet-.. son. Able (Dundee); Jas. Knight, Landsman; F. Leyden, Able ( Frantic),;- Jatnes Russell, -We (IVlulhyde, Ireland). • 1.4. A steitE.---George Yoting, )rditiAry (Poole) ; Peter ClFristian; Able liknrriarki;.lacob Jason,. Able,; Duncan M l ,Quin, Able (Ayr, N. 8.); peter Stubbs, Marine. . - 0# FI ANCE. King,Quarter•master's- mate ; Michael Farrell, Able ; John Fratik, Able ; John Gardner, Able ; James Harris, Landsman; 'Robert - itlobinan, *ditto•; Gerard Keating, Marine ; Fanten Lawler, ditto; Owen hletiarty, Able"; Minton„ Marine; Feb. Storey, Able; Johans . Sprit, Marini: -* Thomas Win. Yell, ditto (zd). EDGAR.—B s enj Spencer, Lieutenant (zd) ; Jacob Ferber, Serjeant; lames firomvvell,l)rninary ; Charles Garter, ditto; Samuel corsey r Marine . ; ,:j.dnes Gibbs, Able; John Han- 'cock, Ordinary ; Idsepti Jones • (:),' ditto ; Evan Jenkins, ' Quarter-gunner Jackson, Able;. Michael Kearney, 49th Regt. ; Thomas Kelly, ditto, ditto; W Murphy (a), Carpenter's Crew; Aug. M'Allister, Able; Man. Manual, Landsman ; Michael Sutton, Ordinary ; Thomas Simpson, Landsman ; Wm. Taylor, Able; kre. Vallaley, Landsman ; Robert Williams, Ordinary. ELLPH Bawden„ Captain of Rifle Corps ; Henry Bazey, Qi.arter-gunner ; Thomas . Cooper, Marine ; Jobb "Ekins,.thrto ; Geo. Lewis, Able; Thomas Murphy, Marifle.- , • - , . . CLATTON.—GiIes Atkins, Abie ; Wm. Courtly, Ordi nary ; Rob. Daily, Marine ; Win. Despiird, Landsman dia); Thomas Fowler, Ordinary ; lames Hayes, Landsman ; Chas. Jackson, Ordinary ; Thomas. Morrison, Arrnourer's, Mate : George Roderum, Able ; Alex. Workman, Quarter: gunner Wm. Young, Prkyate. Isis.—Henry Long, Lieut. of Marines; j. Carter, Ma rines, Both Company ; John 'Gault, Rifle Corps ; -Hugh Morris, Able (Sunderland) ; Edw. Perry, alias Parry, Able (Liverpool) ; Jos. Plummer, Landsman (Norwich) ; John Smith, Ordinary (Ostend); W. Wilkie, Marine, can Coin - I MONARCH. Wm. 'Bradley; -Quarter-master ; David Hughes, ditto ; Arthur Paterson, ditto ; J o h n W a lk er , Boat ' §wain'tMate ; • Geo. Baxter, Matin6 ; -Wm. Craig, ditto ; Thomas Cox, ditto ; Richard Day, ditto ; James Drum - mond Able; Francis Durham, Ordinary ; Geo. Gayler, Able; Frances klgig,- Quarter-gunner ;.. Mark Hill, Landsman ; James Murray, Able ; Arch. M'Cannon, ditto ; John Mor gan, Ordinary ; John Marley, ditto joittLW.Donald, able ;. • PeliX O'Neil, Landsman ; Henry Palmer, 'Able ; Mariner Puny, Ordinary"; , lames Phelps,- Landsman'; lames Persi velle, ditto ; .Chs. Richards, Ordinary ;,Thus. key4iolds, Landsman ; Henry Stewart, 49th Reg. ; Samuel Tanswell,' Able ; Johans 'richer, Marine.; Wm. Tonalinc,.,Marine; Christein Veneteen, Able ; Joseph Wise, Landman ; Fran. Williams, Marine-. lames Weil, ditto; Geo. White, ditto;. James Bennett, Quarter-gunner. Poi Vin EMUS.- lames Bell, Midshipman ; ThomaS Pei lew, Able ; John Purple, ditto(Norfoik); Thomas Thorn burn, Able. LIST - bf the WOUNDED whose' Relatives have, not .bectt found out, with their glace of Birtir.. ALcal ery E,tpavid Dobie, Able. Am.zoN.—Daniel Donovan, Able. ARDENT.—Arch. M‘donald, Midshipman; john Ander son, Able ; lames Atkinson, ditto.; Benj. Calton,:ditto ; Wm. Creek, ditto,_ John Cawer, Landman ; Ant. Daniltm, Able ; Sam. Gower, Ordinary ; Win. Gale, ditto ; Folin ' 'Higgins,- ditto • Francis Johnson, Quarter.gianuer ; Wm. I very, Able ; T. Jarvis, Carpenter's Lrew ; john May, Wm. Prior, Ordinary.; 'Edward Sullivan, Landthan ; Wm. SUBS, AlDle • John Scarchett, Marine; Robert Wesselly, Ordinary; john Wiiiiarns(Sj, Abl e ; Win. Wheeler, Marine. BELi.PNA. —Win. Brown, Able • losepli Burke, Marine; James Brown, ditto ; CroaCharn, ditto; John Dow thwaite, Able; John Deible, Marine; Bryan Gawey, ditto; Henry Hayes, Able; J, Johnston, alias W. Johnson, ditto; Thos. Linney, ditto ; David Long, Quarter-gunner ; Wm. Lufnarn Marine; fames Lynch, 49th Reg. ; Wm. M‘L ea n, Able ; 6.,Melville, alias Melvin, ditto ; Thos. - Overend, ditto ; Thomas Partridge, alias William, Marine ; David Rainer', Able ; John Slead, ditto ; Robert Wilmot, alias Richard; dittos; - John Watson, ditto ; 'Win. -Smith ( th ditto. B LAN Citi.--Evan Daniel, Able; John Withraw i Abl e .. ISEtrzANcz.-1. Rowlands, Serjeant .49th Regt. ; Win. Bailey,- Private ; Wm. Booth, ditto ; Arribur Daly, ditto ; WM. Dunster, dittO ; Wm - . Donnelly, ditto ; ditto; Wm.. ascoigne, ditto; Samuel • George, Able; Tho. Hodgson, ditto; Hugh Henisy, Ordinary ; Henry. 'ones, Able; Simon Marsh, Landsman; John Miles ' ditto; M. 149'.Gowan, Corporal 49th . Regt.'; John Pitts, fandstnan ; Ruen Pinder, -49th Regt. ; Thomas Sheldon, Able ' • John Stewart, ,ditto ; Stapleton, Landsman ; Win. Skeet, ditto Roliert Tilbury, ditto. ' • 'PYe, Marine ; Gilbert Williamson, Able.. • • • 'EDG A R.---Wrk. Domett, Midshipman ; 1. j. Ridge, do. ; Francis Mail:, (Yrdinary Thomas Bartlett, Marine ; Geo. Evans, ditto ; Thomas Flaherty, 4.gth Rcgt. ; Thomas Gil ston, ditto ; lohn .Hendrey, Marine ; lohn Hughes, 4gth Regt. ; Kelley, Marine (since dead); Win. I l ittrick, Ur , dinary ; lohn Perry, Marine ; lames Smith, 49eh Regt. ELErnA NT .—Mattliew Walker, Midshipman Robert COremaii,'Able; Wm. Cordy, Quarter-gunner ; Tho. 13u-, ; J. 1). Swift,. Able ; Donald Sullierland„ Rifleman. GLA TTCAN.—T. Price, Yeommi of the Sheets; William Willis,nson, Ordinary' ; fv.l..Nicholson, Able (since d ea d) ; Tb o . W Private: . - I stB.--R..corniack-, Lieutenant ; john. Miters, Corpo-: rat ;- Andrew Andleon, Able ; Wm. Creig, Able ; Aug.. Caxsar, Landsman ; fames Davies, Able ; 1. Davey, rine, 49th Company; lames Halliday. ,Landsman; "Thomas Lamb, ditto; Leadbeater, fdinary ; Geo. Newton, Able; Timms Sbeppard,..ditto ;. G ,Thotna's, Matine,, tatkli Company. • MONARCH. —Adam Lomack, Serjeant of Marines ; rohn Dall, 49th Itegt. ; John Ferguson, Able ; join Groff, no. David Craves, ditto Win. Grandy. 'ditto Henery, ditto ; Mark Haws; ditto ; Thomas.l watt, ditto ; cikbs, - ditto ; .Thomas Jackson .dittJ ; 'antes Kingsion, Ma rine- ; Alexander . Ltutistlen, Able . ; l.119:11aS Lee, ditto - L: Ticket, - £l9 16 o galf 10 2. o 1 Eighth tr 6 Quarter - 5 2 0 Sixteenth - 1 6 o THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commences (Irwing 13th. of next Month. TEN THOUSA ND I'Bi/N DS - for . the Piist-dratvn Ticker, Every other Prite atloat, „from 2cr t ooz".l. t 0.201. 'THIS Plan u places all wh o purchaeg before - the Drawirigbegins e ha - advantage that has not been offered to. the Public for many years past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. And the SCHEME contains 3 • Prizes.of - /:., 20,060 3 - - - - 1 0,000 . 3 - - - sOOO . loco - &c. &c. &c. No Prize less than Twenty Pounds: The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; xo,oool. for a zo,oool.'Prize ; and so in proportion for every other Prize. - TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN CAPITAL P It I Z ES, from 3q , ,0001. to 5001. have been S hared, Sold, and Registered, at the Old Established State Lottery Offices of LI °RN SB - 1 7- and CO. 26, C o r n hill, 5.2, Charing -11 Cross, and St. Margaret's-Hill, Borough. Tickets and,Shares for the present State Lottery, which begins Draw ing the 13th Odober (and is the only Lottery to be Drawn this year), are now Selling at Hornsby and Co's. in gieat variety, and on the lowest terms. The First-drawn TAcket is entitled to 10,0001. and all the other Capital Prizes are afloat, so that the chance of obtaining them is as likely to happen on the First Day of Drawing as on any other; as such it is greatly in favour of those who purchase. Tickets and Shares before the Drawing commences. Orders by Post, or Carrier, executed precisely on the same terms as if present. PURGATIVE MEDICINES. , This Day was published, In one . Volume Ottavo, puke 7s. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition of OBSERVATIONS on the UTILITY and . AD MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDI CINES, in several Diseases. By JAMES HAMILTON,- M.D. Senior Physician to the Royalltifirrnary, Edinburgh. 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