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London, England, 1827-10-20 00:00:00

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ulrAt COLLEGE OP stynotorr§ 114 =LAND.
THE LECTURES on the dilrir ent
Branches of MEDICAL an SURGICAL
'"IENCE Will commence on the 29th of OCTOBER;
and terminate in the last week in APRIL. • .
jar particulars apply to Harrison, M.D. No.- 11,
otels,l,len's-reen. or to the other Professors. ; or to Mr.
k 4 `I*Y7 Clerk at the' College, Dublin.

GAS LIGHT 'AND COKE COMPANY.
10, Coleman-street, Sept. 2€, 1527.
N-J°(:ll6E hereby given, that an AD-
-ING NICE is
HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEET-
LICifrt4! PROPRIETORS of the, IMPERIAL GAS
to th COKE-COMPANY.wiII be held, pursuant
patye:rt of Parliament for incorporating tlie.said Coin;
City'; tne London Tavern, Bishopsp-,ate-street, in the
I3,;~atLondon, on.WEnti-F.snAY, the 31st day of October,
',at One o'Clock precisely.
LY Order, BARTH. MAYHEW,
Clerk of the Company.

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.
.N-TicE is hereby given, that by virtue of
kath , a Resolution of the Board of Directors of the St.
)'aveallne Dock Company, the Subscribers (such who
4o4l:kam, nr shall pay the remainder of the Instalments
after 'ue amount of their Stock previous to the. day here-
La44l, excepted,) are required to make a payment of
cn - tioniii,7 Cent. on the amount of their respective subs -13
Panv George Carr Glyn, -Esq. Treasurer to -the Corn-
ANC St the Banking-house of Messrs. Glyn, Halifax,
the ;,,and CO. ONTO. 67, Lombard-street, on THURSDAY,
(lay of Noreinber next.
a4hY the 9th Section of the 6th Geo. IV. cap. 105,
t Or Transfer of Stock ,can take place after a call
heen F, amount of the call. Upon such Stock shall have
the Paid ; and, for the 'personal accommodation of
st„h umeribers, the Treasurer will reCeiye the amount of
tag
thtteldlo:n the Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday preeed-
, above-named..
By Order of the Board,
t JOHN HALL, Secretary.
katLatin- Dock Office,
, A
so
Oct. 20,- 1827: .

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1111'leiAL TEETH—LEICESTER-SQUARE.
ITV. WARREN, Surgeon Dentzst,.begs.to
. call the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to
tie tofallible principle/of supplying deficiencies. of the
;'4411, tithether of the feeth, Gums, or Palates, arranged
,„,Old, Mineral, or
.. Sea-horse.,suhsta. nce.s; from a single
l-411 to a complete set, without.pain or inconvenience to
iftvearer ; and invites the most difficult cases in proof o 1
iii°liipesior system of fitting. Mr. W.'s terms will he
itlnd consonant. with the circumstances of the applicant,
aPd 00 charge will he made unless by the full and entire
'Oisfaation of the patient.
Mr. W. also informs Medical Gentlemen qualifying for
teuntry practice, or that of Tropical Climates, that he
tinues to give Monthly Courses of Instruction ou Dental
?I'gery, combining Cleansing, Stopping, Exercising, Ex-
, Sc. Sie:, and. including the manufacture ajund,,,dniern-
ati"4° oj supplying oral deficiencies, on
in 000.er 764 principles, as rtised by the
ee
most..first Dentists
Paris.._', Leicester-square.
• •
LADIES will find extraordinary advantages
"sti Ri Purchasing SILKS, SILK CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
kErq'ACK LACE VEILS, at T. FLUTTER'S, 116,
theI''tNT_STREET, (Siiccessor to A. Shears and Co.)
'l"°°4 ° Silk Cloaks 17s. 641., superior 28s. 6d.,
koet opera rand agreat variety of Satin
Rith , • P-enflid 40s. to aos., g
,:,iivelvet Capes, • decidedly cheap ; a quantity of
3717
ti.ir"' 4
V Si
de Naples.2s. 4d. to 35., worth 3s. 6d. to . • .
t de
richeit Ducapes 3s. ld. 3s. 9d,, absolutely
4kiti-s• and ss. 9,1. ; .560 Black Lace Veils ss. to 155.,
tht oexvest'Chantilly patterns IBs. to 305., really worth
; 4'765 Imitation of India, veal Edinburgh,
Nita wich Silk Shawls 7s. 6d. to '455., some of which
',ipt"' 'llanufl-icturer 255. to six guineas ; with e: Gloves,veryde-
' 441)4 of Family Linen, Drapery, Hosiery,.
kerchiefs, &c. at unprecedented low prices. The
„. -part of the Stock of A. Shears and Co. to be
t'est7:olnost any price, at T. Flutter's, 11$, Regent-
' 00:11,tioofs .abinie the Quadrant.
.%lk Cloaks of every tlicription made to order.

• GOUT.
professional Man, who has made this ex-
erticiating Disease his particular study, respectfully
It nlB th m ose labouring under it, that lie has, by his ode
t'
I 'eat
Jr%tle 'tient succeeded not only 'in reducing the pain, but
•
't to be so moderate as seldom to confine the pa-
r! fp,, '4,re than a fortnight.. The pain itself 'in the Gout
4 it to
inactivegriev to endure, but the con.sequences
° a Man in life are, perhape, ore intolarable ;
'all,' therefore in their senses, would be content to undergo
, '
d fateas nights iu torture, to suffer their constitution
t''tleCujiitated and subdued their limbs it may be dis-
Stiku Or at best rendered almost useless, and to be in a
tlat:t• excluded from business and the world, when it is
„I'liti,i,,%•Power to prevent this misery by towering their
;at;„ :4, shortening its duration? It may be thought the
6i6‘ni, has made professions beyond his power of per-.
tr "3 but so confident does he feel of the succese of
'4ll, '4.,tMent, that to those arthriticks who may employ
411tasIt'il q find they base been misled, he will most cheerfully
advice and attendance to go without remuneration.
:11t;ladvertiser having been importuned by arthriticks to
;I'o itern medicines, deems it necessary to inform others
111,t),'Y fall into the same error, that he depends not on
tOjaular specific, bid regulates eshis treatment according
ret age and.constitution of the patient, as those who
c°,ofidence in
.specifics for the cure of this disease
E are ~lot lectuaries; and Drops, advertised, professing
only this but every other disease to which the
It'''arne is subject ! !
•.'91;',1•3 requiring attendance addressed as usual, to T.
Princes-square, St. George's East.
kkil3r.NOON STOVE GRATE BAZAAR,
..IaPSII-STREET-lIILL, near the Monument; (Site-
k,Qh.l.eitier,r the Manufacture and Sale of Superior STOVE
imrei,''N, of new and elegant Designs, improved
,;'aprovqE.N RANGES, with or without Steam Apparatus ;
Nelipl Patent Warm. Air Stoves, with ascending or
;?.htol!ig Flues, adapted for Offices, Halls, Shops, Gan-
Oleettle% or Churches ; FENDERS, FIRE IRONS,
h,"4l.l:reneli and English LAMPS for Dinner Tables and
r,'Ne ards, in Bronze, Plated, m Ormolu on New and
;,t_kt4,c,ll Principles; .elegant Bronze and Ormolu CHAN-
"S., (from six to fifty guineas, and upwards); Papier
41Jeti'rld other TEA TRAYS ; Tea and Coffee URNS;
(4.141'
.Plated Articles ; Town made KNIVES and
r:ataill4 ty\ Br
Patent DISH COVERS, (ti3s. p s CURTALN P
erOLES, (rSeqet)uiring. no
; Culi-
,i kc in Copper, Iron, and Block Tin.
tiktr .4 •'
respectfully suggests to the Nobility and
sl~tthat the above Etta_.
„ r'eti t •„te.refitting or furnishing,
be found peculiarly worthy their attention,
:1:541t i. 75 Li e. for the fitting up of a
.C.Cottage or Man..
tho leady, (in the greatest valiety), for imme-
-4113tt s alld the Proprietor warrants every Article of
tnid uPerior kind, and the price from 30 to 50 per
Article,
or er any Retail House in the Kingdom, selling
„equal quality. The lowest price is affixed to each
Bellsa'rZiAavhich no abatement will be made.
• Plain larals,' on Scientific ands Economical Princi-
-143t; or ottranwdiseC:rni mental Iron Work, executed by esti-
effectually Cured Town or Country. Smokey China-
. There being bY experienced and uareful Work-
a num}
44ehek constantly ftf Hands in the various
ko employ.d
t,.`` Surveyors have then pporr the premises, Architects
uncitlytinolftsieuyperintending the
'tution of their own orders.
*** A variety of Italian
Pieces.
PP
CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFI'T-
It,t4`,, TING WAREHOUSE, for the EAST and
T INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER
%-"E, STRAND.
Ntil-'eet'a, Cadets and Writers
(i 4 going to India, and Gen-
proceeding to South America, or any other part
5, ti 7. c'dobe, will find in this Establishment the whole
...aulu'tary Appointments, Swords Chacos, Sashes,
Yr &c. together with a large and well-nianu-
,teck of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bedding; Cabin
mites• 'nd Tablet., Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests,
41`r..5114 Bullock Trunks, and every other description
AN A -ng Equipage. • • ,
rli CSSORTMENT OF CAN., TEENS, ready fitted
°eeessary requisites. for India. and other tropical
;,.likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated
i.uives and Forks, suitable for families going
A 'lifitary and Hindostannee Books, Maps, &c.
•1' A&
44(1e --RIONABLE STOCK'. of Carriage, (mide,
hertao -d Chaise HARNESS, with
ties, . -----,.s...anaope al.
ription Saddlery, &c. for home use, East
‘eh eat / .
ll' ft ti ears, and South America, which rarit inspec-
"p, their excellent ualit first style of workman-
A. inoderate' • q k44lltha ex Art' ljnces:
Articles in this Establishment are warranted,
1474 rellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly
Itli4oO, of asking one Ready Money Price, but front
abatement is made.

LANDED ESTATES,
MANSIONS, MANORS, AD.:
VOWSONS, AND LIVINGS.
EVERAL very valuable Properties of the
above description are for SALE by PRIVATE
CONTRACT, situated in various parts of England.
For partictilars awl orders to view apply, by letter free
of postage, to Mr. John Coward, Lansdown-creseent, Bath.

MASON'S PATENT IMPROVED CARRIAGE
AXLE-TREES AND BOXES. •
TNobilitv, Gentry, Coach-makers,
1 Coach-masters, Bcc., 'are respectfully invited to a
view of these newly PATENTED „IMPROVEMENTS,'
whereby the safety and 'utility of the Collinge awl Mail
Axle-trees are greatly increased ; a facility is afforded to
letting out. the •wheels, and they are effectually prevented
from coming off in use; whilst, from an improvement in
their Boxes, the Axles are' lubricated in a much superior
manner than hitherto, and consequently their friction is
greatly' reduced, and the draught of the Carriages eased.
Manufactories, 6, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square; and
22, Cantle-street East, Oxford-market, London. These
improvements are described in " Gill's Technical Repo-
sitory" for October, 1826; and April, 1827.

OBSTRUCTIONS TO THE NAVIGATION OF THE
• THAMES.
This.day'was published, price Is.

EETTER. from JOHN HALL, Esq., to,
the WORSHIPFUL COMMITTEE of the COR-
PORATION of LONDON, for carrying into execution
the Acts of Parliament for rendering more commodious and
for better regulating .the PORT of LONDON, upon the
subject of the obstructions to the navigation of the River
Thames, between Deptford and London-bridge.
May be had of J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill,