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r'7797 6 ~:.. .1 • • "", • 140, * . - 4!! P Jr.! ./ • v.. • • k . / C • . . • •.,.% • Rr :it 9170. ••TEMPLE CHAMBERS, JULY /5, 1816. T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of the MANUFAC• leltlG and LABOURING POOR , GRACE the DUKE of RUTLAND, K.G. in the Chair; IT was 1111SOLVCD, `tot it is highly expedient, under the present circumstances gib e merry., to renew the course which had been adopte4 Ofsech extensive benefit, in the year 1812. That a General Meeting be called for the purpose of consider fog t he most beneficial way of giving assistance to such Associa tions as may be formed for the relief of those parts of the cotm , which at present sre suffering most severely under the pres opred temporary distress. That his Grace the Duke of RUTLAND be requested to submit tie shove Resolutions to • HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK; i s d that his Royal Highness be respectfully requested to take Ta CHAIR, at a Meeting to be held for the.above purpose, 41to fix a time which may best suit the convenience of his His Royal Highness having - Consented to take the Chair, a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Bisbopsgate•street, on MONDAY, the 491 b of July toiant, when the attendance of Pissoni disposed to co-operate k i tbe views of the Association is earnestly requested. IV The Chair will be talon at One u'Clock. W. G CARTER, Secretary. 'lbis day was published, price ZS. U. Volume 1. of IrHE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the J. COUNTY PALATINE of DURHAM ; compiled from ogoinel Records, preserved in Public Repositories and Private CSlections. By ROBERT SURI'EE3, of Mainsforth, Esq. F.S.A. 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WOOD, M.A. of Merton College ; aml now very collude:2bl) , augmented in Text and Notes, by Pllll.ll l BLISi, Fellow of St John's College, Oxford. in the r resent repi.blicarion of this very valuable body of Eng lish Biographe, every word of the two former editions has been retained with the most exact fidelity, so the , the curious Reader is no longer under the troublesome necessity of collating the book as first published by the Author, with the subsequent Editson given to the wield under the care of Bishop 't'anner. Besides the Text of the two Cormet Editions, the present con. taus A vast number of Noes by Bishops Humphreys, Kennet, %atone, by Sir 1(a:0 Sydeitham, • Dr. Rawl:l:sun, Mr. baker, laweday, Morale, Peck. 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'less of wear, and being nearly half the price of (other fine sheet. it:gs. Its advantages have long been enj, 'yeti by numerous fami lies of the first d stinction.—Ordersesectittil as lithe parties were present. 'l'o families and individuals travelling or going abroad, and Gen len.en in the Army and Navy, it is of peculiar utility, it never indrhisg the damp a:m.,phere. and by which the danger of using damp linen is entirely avoided. ANTI -BILIOUS PILLS, invented by EawAmn HALLAM, Surgeon and Ap uhecary. Thia preparation is justly esteemed for L. agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all inaction or obstruction of the stomach and bowels, whether arising (ruin Ili r, Indigestion, flatulency, or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head Acne, St.:. It operates by dislodging aaid bile or rather crud: its retaitied in the intestinal canal, and acts as au alterative a, the system giineraty. 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As regular surgeons , they offer a speedy and permanent cure fur every stage of that disorder, which is contracted in an unguarded moment, and which poisons the springs of life, and for every class of debility, Which is the conic quence.of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of man-' hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim ail the in. Annitles. of old ago—the body becoming enervated and ema ciared--the cheeks Yellow and bloodless—and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of their success in this particu• kit branch, they refer to'that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have acquired, by SO years experience, in .a much extended practice. In slight and recent Cates of Syphilic• de Complaints, a perfect cure is enespkted in the short period of two days; and in the mostaggravaied caws, a proper perseverance In their plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. Married.Wonsee who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a fa msly, may be asiured that, in most instances, such defects are amble by medical skill; and though die re moval of such laspedimenti be an object of doubt mid Incertalitty ' with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro ' grese of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. ' Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be cessulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour; at their house N 0.107, Hatton-gerden. Patients in the country, .staring thei r ease, age, and general habit of living. ilk. its. enclosing a Mite Lance tor advice and medicinal., theism* will be given or soot to May part of the ILJogriota.—,lo7, Hatton iardem T- 77'7 rnellt r • • - Irmikr. 04 . prioJel! •7•' PRICE SrVEN-PENTII. Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vied-awl - Irace. wt. GARRISON!. - Cipta:n John Hen•}• iilrlp;,•on, on the ha?:•pay of the Vitt Thhit Dtago:ms, t , ) b IL.,yor of the Tower of London, rice Mays lean, deceased. nprlcr. OF ORDNANCZ. Royd Regiment 01 - Artillery—ram. I.ientenant Francs 1-raol. tats ,W Ile Srcuml vica Dingley, deeeastd; Sepm4, I.reutenmt I.7qer to be First Lieutetunt, tilos CROWN-OFFICE, stn.y 1 . DATA rtacis APPJI\I en bull against) Tr& •., '4, ASSIZI,S, VIZ• . . • CtIESTER, CIRCUIT. Sir Knt..Cltief logice—Fato:c: 3 Zvi taw, 1:41. secnudlu4l.v. Nlonroot4caTsrisr—ltlohday, 'turps:: 19; at Nretsh Poot Dr.tostogsataa—alatirdAy. August 64, at Ruthlo. FLOC rsittat-r.:..47, August at P.IJIL!.. sattat....Tharklay, me/m.l'll4:r 6; at the Cagle of Cheille. NORTH WAI.E3 CIRCtI r. I.avc?-rett, —WII4.:AN: iCrstrct. T.Stip MestoNs rusatac.—.Sa.urday, Au:To4 24, itt Dolgtlley. CAnwissToxsuttir —Friday, Auett.t. tc, Caruarvua. Aridt.sseT—'llur , day, Septo—.-r 3,Lat Dreopuirlis., CARNTARII-lEN calcuer." sAseu ti•H rt lA:by—Jou% 930 CmosAuttitt4—Mo3ila, Atigust HAvraroauwEiT--ziatiktiv, August 31. , &F . :antler 6, TJANKREIPTCY 81;PZIVIEDIF.D. Dudley Bagley. of Pt.:frorJahlre, iron-aiziter. EA N tilkU Jelin Thtimion, lafe of Lirdad.:, - reer. :rug r.-nehtf, merchant, dea'er and ci.aptitan, to sthrer.,er July.':, .k..guat s, and 3j. at twrlve, - at4uilJhali. Atrurnies, Nletat No 7 And liardstunr, George tayfor and 9eurge Jarman. of reflex reb-street, sailcloth mereliants, factors, cf,aptuili and :,)?..irtner* July 31, August 6, dnd 31, at ten. at Glad:II:all Attornies, hi ea,. : wato,E'tevens, Maplct and Pearce, Fredc:tzk's-place, Ohl Jewry. John Minn, of Paternoster-rnw, londea, t• a:er aad chaps man, July 1.'3, fie; and Au;...ti.t ten, at GullolUall. Awash ! nits, Ale,.rs. Pownall and Fairthorne, Copthall-cut.r : Throg morton-st LOthit.)n. James Wilson, ut Manchester, wat . chou:eman, dealer and c.haps inan,August 5,6, and 3i, at ten, at the Star Inn, Alan:dies:et. Attornirg, Mestrs. Willis, Clarke, anti Cif V.:aritiord-cout% London ; or Mr. Hrslup, King-street, M.lnclieter. John 1 4 awsoii, of Sheffield, N'orEalkire, mercer and drape?, di.akw and ehapnia”, July ti , V, and Augur :it, at two, at the Cote. niercial lust, Mieflidd. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Taylor, Joh*. cruet, liedfurd•row, Louth's' ; or hletaqs. Wheatley & Baker, Muth-rham. Edward ebay, of Ilastings, Sumter, Ironmoig dealer and chalanan, July 30, at two; AuAust O. a: one, And Attgir t of etayeti, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. %%Ilium, I.`etonshins street, IS islilrsgate•street. • George Dawtion, formerly of Great St. Helen's, but now of g.M. Cross-square, Cripplcgate, London, nteochant, dCal4r and chap utau July US, Augurt :s, and sl ; at tan, at Guildhall. Attar- Hey:Mr. Allingliatn, St. Jubtes-square. /01111 Armstrong, late of Addle street, Allennnibury, landau( dealer and charm*, July 23. August 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildha I. Attortties, Mer". C't4pll;:th, Steven,. aqd Wahl, No. 10; Little St. litomas Qut.en street, Locilln. • William Eater, to Crtditou , Dehai, Sadder and harticao-maker, dealer and thaplaan, hily 30, August I and . 3 I, at *levet, at the Globe l'avern, Etetrr. Atterid.A, M-ssrs. Andros, and Ali. demo, London;' ar P-orieltdpS,':!,:ii. • Thomas Mos., 14. e of Blaudford-street, Marauselaupseture, linen delper, mercer, dealer ft:l chapman; July 23, An7,•ist 3,' and 31, at tavive, a: tislll Sail. Attore.tes, Messrs Welnitts a:A Ste., ea.stre::t, Chrapsnie. Edward N . leeson, late of Al.terniatiburV,Londc", AA' Cf H worth, Wilts, Out flow a r , isouvr tit the Kii:g • Bench,) July ly, so, and August 21,. at tweli'e, Attcrniess, Messrs. Slade and Janes, 9, U:ay's Lin-square, Lundua ; or Messrs. Heatn, Buchivgliou. Thomas North, of Shalt:ll, Yorkshire, nit:rainy, cutler, desk!r and chapman, July 96, ST, and August 31, at twelve, at the '1 einine Jun, Sliefneld. Attornie., IVstssr-. Rimington and Wilson, Sheffield; or Mi.. Charles Wilson, 16, Grevolo.stree:, Hatton-Gm:cis, Londthi. James Craducke. of Downia: :street, Weethainster, picturedealer i ; J u ly 3 i , Aiiszist 6, and St, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Rigby, Cullen-square. John Escudier, (a the Pulteuey-I Tatel, Pitcsdilly,wine-thereSans, victualler, dealer and eh-spina:l, J.ily 23, Augu.st 3, and 31, ac eleven, at Guildhall. At :quirt; hleArs. Dawson and Wray tislaw, Savilts-place, New Burlington street. John Wails, late of Somersetslilre (but now a pri soner in the King's Bench prison), viccuautr , t ealcr and eliapinAni August 1. 3, and S I , at eleven, at :lie Full Muon lai , Old Bridge, Bath. Attiornies, Mr. Willi to Young, 3, Chirk)oo. row, Mansion house, I.4iidun or Mr. !. Wingate, Bath. Isaac Stun, of Salford, Lancashire, butcher, itinkeeper, dealt! atA chapnian, August 9, 3, and 31, at, ten, at the I.:ush Inn, us, Manchester. Atturniem, Mr. George Smith, Manchester; et Messrs. Clarke anti Richards, Chancery-lane. John Dalrymple, of Liverpool, tern-merchaut, dealer and Chaps man, August te., 3, at twelve, and August 31, at nine, at the Or urge Ism, Liverpool. Attu 111 l vs, Messrs. Rosser and Liulassro Castle-street, Liverpool I pr hlesits. Clarke and itithardsi Coatcery-lane, Loudon. Rut {• Hobbes, of Stratford-upott-Avon,Watwickshire, menet scrivener, dealer and chaptuan, July 31, August 1, and 31, al eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon. Alai,. Hies, Messrs. Adlloguin and Gregory, Ileaturd-row, I.lrndon ; or Mr. Wyatt, Straiford-upini-A%. a. William Kay, of Barnard-Castle, Durham, woollen-draper, July 27, August lu, and 31, at nine, at the Willie Horse luu , lied.' Attornies, Mr. Rlthard Battye, Chancery-lane s • London; or Mr. John Pace, Huddersfield. William Davies, now or late of Argued, Mtinmoothshitv, dealer and chapniati, July ie9, su, and August s I , at twelve, at thy Bush - Lavern, Bristol. Auornies, Mr. W1:11.ilil Read King! Std.:ant** Inn, Lomita' ; tor Mr. Frankis, Bristol. DIVIDENDS to be made GUILDHALL. N0v.12, Francis Ridsda/e, Leeds, merchant, at elevm: Aug. 24, Richard Oswiu, Upper tlurtou-street, Fittroy-st,ua re, hue* ranee-broker. July 30, William Reese, ClaphaM, coaeh-mastsr, at one. August 6, 1 (somas Lingford,Cranbouni-street, mercer, at twelve. August 10, Henry Christian, John Calvert Cl trkv, and Charles Bowen, College-Hill, merchant., at twelve. August 10, Aleaauder Morrison Sandman, of Lothbury, `torch-fatter, at twelve. July 27, James Ellis, Sirinton-street, Gray's ton-line, scavenger, at twelve. August 10, William Hayton Payne, Wars wick-square, printer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 10, William aud Edward Moore, Ripon, Bat -dressier', at eleven, at the Golden Lion, North Allerton. Augur 10, Julia Beswick, of Lever , hulrneovhitstsr, at ten, at the Bridgewmosu Maichectr. Aug.'s: 15, Richard IWhlttiligtun, of Niath, Ilettor-teller, at eleven, at the Rummer, Bristol. August 12, Julia Foster, of New Innkeeper, at eleven, at tie White Horse Inn, New Melton. August 11, Charles Jenkins Elkins .nd Vincmt May, Livetpuol, patent silk hat manatacsurers, a: one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, Aomarr 10. Timothy Young, Seyalour-place,cowkeeper. Thomas Morley, Uttozeter, joiner. W Libra Jackson; Clement's-line, nierehanse Knox Bulling, of Deal, lineudsaper. James Matternas, Halton. Oarden, music-seller. Jameti Adams, Tooley-street, ship-brokats Thomas Stunt4heersiess, baker: olJah E Blot, Hayes, hortMlestri, maltster. James Taylor the eider,•ol/1-street, paste-hoard staols. facture?. Benjamin DOwss, of lulansarlds innkeeper. WlMams Nehnes, Croft, Herefordshire, farmer. John }lechery, Sim,- ditch, distiller. Robert Cook ond *JIMA &Milk at Aeripttrugart- Itsialxt, LIACAPie*A44IwS •c: Te. • • 0 . 0 4 el 4 • • „tr. • . •. . . SLY 22, 181 d. UCH. Holders of Five per Cent. FRENCH, 1..17 STOCK as may wish to avail themtclves of the errange• meths made by the French Government for the regular payment In England of the Dividends or their Funds, at the. current er.- [ chaos', Immediately niter their becoming due, are informed that, in order to meet the Divitlend dye 2Zd September next. Powers of Attorney for the receipt of the same muitt be sent to M. SARTORti'd COUrailt7.loll‘e, No. 31, Great Wincherer. s' tee t, nr before the 29d August. Forma of Powers of Attor ney; o: any other information relative to f:.ench Fund:, may be liati Ly applying there, either i.ertoitaUy or by letter. A MOST DESNA !ILL COM li ACT FA KM, of Aiahle, no• tore, and Wdod Land, all Fit HEI-101.0.1.and-tax redernt , A. and pubscb.ion at Mieltulniar.nest, at COKRINUHAM, el the County of ESSEX. ... • .. 'CO liE SC/40 BY AUCTION, . By WM. JACKOiii, , On TUESDAY, July 30. at the 'Mate Han Mg, itatittord, at l'welee &Clack at Norm, ' ALL that' V410:41)1e FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BRICK HOUSE FARM, eligibly situate in the k'arish of Corringliani, Estes, now I* the occupation of Mr. Ed miltd Peat I, who will give possession at hitchaelotts new ; and comprises alubstahtiai btickeet Farm House, two Berns, .tables, Cow-bowie, and ocher 4ttn-bbildinga, Emiveniently place I for the Tara, which is divided into pi oper enclosures by voil.living fences, a:4 contains by adilieasor..ittelit 335 A. 2R. 2V. of gond sound Corn, Pastore, an .I %Voitil Land. about 40 acres of which are of the latter description, in seven Iticlosures, beautiedly belting round several ul the Melds. he whole Es . ate I.es within a ring tenee, the laud is in a lair state a cultivaiioii, and surrounded by good row's. This Farm .tiFords a good opportunity fora 'Gentleman to in vest property tIS an agricullurist; is also:. floe F ate tur preseriing game and taeilitaing the pleasures Of sportiog—tual three Is a pack ut capital foshoutids kept in the megnbourhood: the wui- Uuu commands most heausitul views of lull aird daitt, the river Thames, and, on the oppusi e shore, the comity of Kent., It 1. within three of three good wharfs, where corn may he shipped, and manure sod chalk lauded; is seven miles front the market town of iiillericay, 16 from Chelmsford, Ili from Irtoni turd, and 18 from London—is moderately assessed in the pour's rates, arid the Land-tas is retlerinett—Half of the purchase. money may remain on mortgage it t required. Further ParticUlars and Conditions or Sale may he had in due time at the Black Boy, Chelm-ford ; White liar:, liontiurd ; at the Aomori Mart, near the Bank, London; and of the Auc tioneer, Colchester, where a Plan of the Estate ma) be seen ; a Plan of it will also be ezhibitelat the Alterion Mart, London. N. B. The Tenant will thew the Premises. FROM S4rtlßD,l7* NIGHTS G4ZETIT. This G:tz.tte notifies Vie anoirtment of David Douglas, Esti. as a Luri of Justiciary , of James Wolfe Murray, as a Lord ot Session; of Alexander facisnochie,Es.i.a. Lord Advocate ; and of James Wedderlmrn, a• Solicitor General in Scothintl; also ot John C. Uwil .p, sh,r Dann- of Renfrewshire ; An drew deplane, Fsq. as Sherif I:epitte of the Shire of Peehles. The Gr.:tette further announces the Prince Regent's approbation of the ti2clßegitnent tieing permi.ted to behr sto their colours and ' appointments the word " Niagara;' it also coutains au Order for the Court's going into mourning 0:1 Thu. s:`ay next, for the Queun 01Po:weal ; on the Ist fit August the mouramfg is to be c:hanged; and sin the 4th of the same mouth it is to terminate. MILITARY PROMO 1'1t)14132 WAft•OFFICE, JULY 420. st h Regithent of Dragoon Guards-:-.Assistant-tlurg*m Daniel W. • Alintlilw;frons dee cafe nth • Royaf Vint.Tan rrattaiion, tdbe Assistant Surgeon, vice Lubv, who retires upon half-pay of the sth Royal Vel::411 Battalion. 10:1i Regime tit of Light Dragoons—Barham f.ivitis, Gent. to be Conn t, by purchase. V . Ce Wallington, pain:toed. 19th Diou—Lieinenint Joseph from the 14.1, Light Dragoons, to be Lira:et:aut. vice I-iort .a, who retire. opm bait-pay of the 13'h Ligat Drai;oons. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Middleton to be Captain of a Troop, by purchan, vice Joseph Cordon, who recites; Cornet R. Warrand to. lrt Liemenaitt; by purchase, vice Midlle on. 23d Ditto—Ltemenant John Lewes to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Daher, promoted in the 7th West India Regiment. • 24th Ditto—Lieutenant Charlton Tucker to be Captain of a Troop, vice C Dean. deceased; Cornet John Truton to be Lieutenant, vice fucker; Berwick, Gent. to be Cornell vice Tritton. 25th Ditto—Cornet James G. 13runton to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice G. M , Kcnzie, who resigns . Staff Corps of Cavalry—Cornet and Adjuvant Felix I.e Neve to have the rank of Lieto•nant ; Cornet William Nit:yarn, trop} the 13th Light/lira Iron. , ro be Cornet. S.l Regiment of Fu.: Gu.trZ3 —Breirct Major Wm. Drummond to he Captatit and I.:vrit :nant Culotte!, by purclia'e, vice Co-ils, who red:vs; I.leuiet;..nr David 11J:ril to be Lientritant and Cap- all', by p urchase, v,er Drumm:gut ; H onourable William . . . Montagu Douglas lit-me to be Losign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Baird Ist Regiment of Foot—Volunteer C. O'Meara, from the 39th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, v.ce Angus Nl`Donald, who rimiest,. 11th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon o‘3eirne, front the half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice J. Sinith, de 15th Ditto—Lieutenant William M'Minn, from the half-pay of the :Id Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice- Rideonc, deceased. 17th thtto—lieptenant C. Barlow, front the 66th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice - Austen, who exchanges; Hospital-Assistant W. H. Foote to be Atsistant-Surgeon, vice Harrison, chsinimied the Service by a General Court Martial. 23d Ditto—William Wentys., Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brownlout, promoted iii the 7th Foot. Stith Ditto—Pa) master John Grant, Iron% the half pay of the 89th Foot; to be Paymaster, vice Tod, placed upon half-pay. Pith Ditto—Major Wtlliam Cheyne to be Li _.etitenant-Colottel, vice H. Bland, deceased ; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Leicester Stanhope, front the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Major, without purchase, vice Cherie. Ditto—Lieutenant George Campbell to be Adjutant, vice Winterbottom, who resigns the Aujutantcy only. 60th Ditto—Jacob Jordan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Douglas, deceased. 65th Ditto—Lieutenant George Wilson to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Hutchings, deceased. To be Lteutenan% without, purchate-.-Ensign Adam Cuppage, vice Taylor, deceased; and End& Edward A. Thomson, vice Wilson. To be Ensign., without purchase—Henry Donnithorne, vice Cuppage ; .---Roweroft, vice Thomson. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Austen, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rogow, who exchanges; William Henry Wardell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pnrchase, vice J. Gim, promoted. 7Sd Ditto—Joshua John Pounders, Gent. to beEnsign, by pur chase, vice Macdonald, promoted. 74th Ditte—Eesigu John Hume Hart, trent the half-pay of the 52d Foot, to be Ensign, vise Scott, ap?oluted to the Royal S sff Corps. 80th Ditto—Ensign R. R. Harlan to be Lieutenant, vice Ver t . net, who resigns; Charles Rumley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice HaUahan. 81st Dato—Lieutenant Joseph Jones, from half-pay of the Re. . . &meat, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward smith, Cvlio exchanges. 101st Ditto —James Crawford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Martin . , appointed to the Ist Dragoon Guards. Royal Staff Corps—Ensign Richard Andrew Scott, from the 74th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Dillon , promoted. Ist West India Regiment—Lieutenant James from th e gstb Foot, to be Captain of a Compaity, without pur chase, vice Davis deceased. 114 Clartisou Battaan—Major the Honourable E, jitider e from . . ' HICKMAN'S PILLS. 4. FOR THE GRAVEL ANDS I'ONE, LUMBAGO, dtc. 0 F the various complaints incident to the human (rame, there are none more dreadful in their retire, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. 1-I:cinian's Pills, composed of the molt Innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, in strenglietiiiiir the vesieli • rive-Janie» Vie eriee., removing thiesaleulia or gritty seeretio3a, and banishing every pernicious tendency to th..se disorders, without condittemeat. .1 hey are therefore with great confide:lc.: recommendi; to the afflicted in the 'Cove coxiplaints ; as well as for Lumbago, Pains in the !lac k and Luit.a, l Stuppage of Urine, I and disorders of die Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, iu .boxes at vs. ed. and I is. by Messrs. Butler and t:oni, No 4, Cheat•side, London ; and also p ) M. Gardner, George. novel, gaiiiiiur g h ; Messrs. Newb% n 4,..,1 i.,.5, Dame street, Dublin ;end the Medicine Venders in every City and lown in i the United Kingdom. . I