... 00,SApERIENT FAMILY PILLS, a most* ,11nt iedcin fr BleIndgetio Gidinssof theI a:~ pr'evefive of vrots they Do seasot Their corn. or~ atherydo ot contain any anti. r ?? whatever. and do not re- ent 0analterarion of diet, (modern te, rfitstergII;; effects;) they seldom operateI otelehusafter taken, aid tisen Very gently; womprify the humors, and evacuate allI ni ~ whereby so many diseases are ...

... JOHN sCOrW (Fromn Messrs. Hunvi, VSGFIIr, and Co., /slojesalc 'Pea Dersiers, Broad.Strect,) tESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Bristol, Clifton, ind their Vicinities, that I l i e has succeeded Mr. 11 11. TUCKETT at 18, CLARtI_-STRxrET, I NTHE TEA AND COFFEE TfRADE9 AND 11AS COMBINE.D WIT11 IT A SELECTION OF GENERAL GROCERIES ADAPTED TO THE USE OF FAINMILIES. J. S. ...

... ,or RI)ILIUNICIPAL DISTRICT. ' t lists arc circulated, it is thought AS ' rti ~Statetlb t at the pubilic General Meet. jp ?? held in Albany Street Chapel on of ?? LIistrant' the fullowing Gentlemen were re- Tbor iv Caa d dijoaity, Rs fit persons to re- dc a . decided uai., m tlhis de t trct in the To n Council:- spent tIS ,15, Duke Street. fir 90aer Bellevue Crescent. Ilowden, 3. irLar,38, ...

... HOUSES-AND LANDS. TO BE LET OR SOLD, I MIE Capital Dwelling-house, No 14, ELY-PLACE, JL containing a Study, Parlour, 27 feet by 19, Green-oc e, and Dressing-room, two Drawing-rooms, one the gain iz a tie Parlour, and Boudoir, sixn Bed-rooms, and lions ?? Room, and all excellent Basermcnt Story. I Garden, Stable, and Coach-houlses, in a lock Tlie lease is for three lives, renewable for ever, at ...

... In November will appear, splendidly Iustrated, I THE APILGRIMS OF THE RHINE. ATale. By the Author of Pelham, Eugene Aram, &c. This unique and costly work has been in preparation for more than three years, the Engravings, with which it will be profusely illustrated, are from paintings executed expressly for the work, and are by artists of the first talent. Tile Proprietors venture to hope ...

... TO. BE -llET- CEP ri R HOUSE. No.'7, UPPER CHURCHLANE. IIL lately upiedby the 'Subsciiber; 'A Good SHOP ean be made in it if' requiiried.Aand 'is a eacelletit 'sitationi for any RETAIL TRADE.:',- i : - Pleaseapply to - : S ML.: GELSTON.; 25th-Sept. 18. ' (54 -TO BE -L..ET FILOM TIRST NOVEMBEa NEXT, Fboi SUCH TEaM OF YEARS AS MAY BE AGBEEDf O, .. HE, HOUSE and. LAND in. ISLANDRhAGH, R tbe'R ...

... ,a07~( ,LATIN, and MATHE_ l'F IA L CLASSES. 25. GgortaOE STRExT, h i ,ATA DVID M ACRAE, A.M. are still , ;dde . Puplls mnny enter at Onoe Guinea Qlorrter. t-DglclENCtF OS THE MlOITTH. IlESSRS, M1TEIN,SURGEON-DENTISTS, FI0EX c,.Oe(R STRETT, whose acquirements were once haicallt ettained under the most ?? l in London, beg to invite those enalt f5iol men jainen lpbui g nder the discoenfort of ...

... NERVOUS DBILITY1 &c. M EDICAL ETW1CS.-Thc ?? Workq will IYL serve as guidesand sninitors to all who may fecl inateresfed in their perusal! -LTwenity-iilst FEdition, 6s, eachi.] Ist-THIE 2EGIS OF LIFE presents an exterded view oi'i the CeauasS nd iefrets of self-almoeiitcrnprance, and'libertilsiln, as tending to producesctxual debility and nurvous irritation. 2nl-'IHE SYPFIILIST recoanmends ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Last appearance but one of Mr. KEAN, (Son of the late I celebrated Tragedian.) 1 T HIS ~PRESENT EVENING (FRIDAY), Oc 0 er 18, theirMajesties' Servants will ?? tragedyof MACB.ETH. Maebeth, Mr Keae a Macduff, Mr Pritfbard; Lady Mac- beth, Miss Huddart. After which will he produced a nee d oric interl ud# c ale e THE CHIMNEY PIECE; *ORt, NATURAL MAGIC. Muddlebrain, Mr Rees ; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. The public is respectfully inforined that Mr. WALL0/K, (late Stage Managerof the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,) is en- gaged for a few nights, and will malke his second appear- ance these seven years, I wHIS PRESENT EVENING (TUESDAY), October I 22, onl which occasion their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE WONDER ! A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET. Don Felixi Mr Wallaek; Don ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Thi~l Night of the Engagement of j Mr. WALLACK, (Tatc Stage Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drnryi ne.) rr1iHIS PRESENT EVENING (WEDNESDA 1tober 2:1, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Historical Tragedy of BRU rUS; 0:, TMEI FAI.. OF TAR)UI'F. Luciuis Junhis Brutus, Mr Wallack; Titus (his son), Mr Pritchard; Collatinus, Mr Mercer; Tullia, Miss Huddart Tarquiuiii, Miss Evre ...

... TNEAT9 DEBELFAST. By Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereiegny UNDER THE DIRECTION o0 Mrr WATKINS BUILROUG27s, Formerly Manager of the Vboyal Coburg and Surrey Theatres, London. On FRIDA Y Evening, Octeber 4, Will be acted (for the first time these S years,) the elegant * ~~~Comedy of T ]E WLE; Or, A SCHOOL FOR DAUGHTERS Endofthe Play, a COMIC SONG,by Mr. 1 p The Performance will conclude ...