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Ntrmunn. 76241 lANIL4iOI4, MILLBANg. TO - MORROW, AUGUST 13, will he given, a SPLENDID FETE and a SUPERB. EXHIBITION of FIRE-WORKS. On this occasion the Gardens will present a belliant blaze of light, with thousands of variegated and other Lamps. New Devices, Transparencies, and other Decorations. To the other Entertainments of the Evening will be added, a Grand Discharge of Sky and Water Rockets on the river names. The brilliant display of Fire-Works Ia the Gardens will imtne •distely Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight pre eisely.—Admission Ss. 6cl. ' BISI-1 respectfully acquaiuts the Public, that • SIA fE LOTTERY TICKETS and SHARES are Sel ling considerably cheaper than for many years, as may be seen by the following prices : Ticket Xi() 19 0 fiat - XlO 50 I Eighth - .CE: 13 0 Quarter - 54 0 Sixteenth - 17 0 The whole Lottery camists of orly 13,500 Ticket., all to be Drawn the 43c10f October. Schemes, with Particulars, may be had at either of his fortu sate Offices. Net. 4, CORNHILI., or 9, CRAI:INn CROSS This day was pulthslied, so one vol. Bvu. price el. BANNOCKBURN. A Poem, in Four Baoks. A song of war, a tale of old, In simple verse, in rudest numbers told! Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormt;, and Brown, Lon don ; J. Andersen, A. Constable and Co. and Brown and Crum. bie, Edinburgh; and William Turnbull, Glasgow. Of whom may be had, The Orator, or Elegant Extracts is prose and poetry, in 2 vols. 112reo. price Ts bound. This day was published, price Ss. mi. THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH delivered In the House of Commons by the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, on Monday, the Bth of May, 11111, in the Committee of the whole House on the REPORT of the BULLION COM /411-1 EE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Observations onthe Historical Work of die late Right Hon. C. 1. Fox, eta. price 7s. in boards. 2. 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No connection with any other House in Town. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. etßies-i take the earliest opportu nit y t o ac q uaint 13 you that. I have received the most wonderful benefit from this use of your DIXON'S ANI(BILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with we to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that cuuntry,for i'ibous awl other complaints. The following are names of seve. Ladies and Gentlinuen who have received the utmost relief !:uin your Dixon's Autibillous Pills:--Charles 'I ay:or, Esq. la. rnace; William Shaw, Esq.. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriii, ranish Towu, (Jinni G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ento; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. eiiots; Mr. Walker, Port lelorant, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt kilter, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; ;qrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodriif, Spanish Town ; wish shiny other persons of the first respectability. Sir, your moat obedient servant, THOMAS IiARROI.D, of the Ship Garges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr, Butler's, 4,Clieaoside, Corner of Pateruosteturoir, 'Landow; Sharp and Behan. i Portsmostb; . loom, WestoW,Allnutt, and M.tllorp. Portsea; Hill and John sen, Gosport; Cwilemin and Jacob, Shrernes; Peck and Row, and Turk-r, Hull; Hoxlind, Cooltworthy, Nettleton, and Gil * tat, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and tiwinney and Co. Mr-, rninginna ;Tilling. and .Latitbury, Liverpool Staines and Lynch, hlancherer• Trewourn, El.ter; Sm Manderton, Ralburn, Scott, and D ' aster,Fanburgh ; Baxter and M•Donald, GlasAow ; ' Bulgen ant) Barry, Brined ;• Summon and Co Norwich ; Syria ' fen, Leicester ; and.ostall.by Mir Country hissdisine Viedirs, is Mani at at 94.414,41..,111•,. v.,' n 1 h 113 : 1 $ . . , , - cr) LS) i • 4 ,...,, a •-• 1,,,,,, , ,• 41; AteSlii. rz.. -7,,.,,...,:‘i: • iii m e.„..,•-,.....,), , 4 1,0 11 ,:•t0..; t _ 1 .4 *.- - i— - -,,, 1 - - ( • „ i p x... . ••.. • so . ::'.'''', ::' - •I, . t i ( t tt . (......,...._,.....-_,..,....> •0i4 4 , ' \,(:. 1 / 4 , 'N.. , 1.) atili 4 ,I JY • ---- _ .-. 1•06 . 0.0 1011111114 1'•_-.-- • . r 7 • PRTIX -MPS -0-I,IAI.IIPEPXY M ° r t4 t E ante I t o O r ot L iat i r ii- D coM t es o , a o u r T os animin or ti b jotes atuar er l Heirs of property, in any manner suitable to the ti. comic:MOP of the borrower. Apply, personally, to Mr. Llirtiarnmod, shalt& Russell Mews, Fitzroy-square. He Si ale-. from SO yes-s peal' rite and an *vendee connee.tim to eff ct ih most 'itsportaoll busbies, in a few hour I, but declines all •pplitattons for froth £3OO, unless tbey lead to greater °Meets ai READING SAUCE FOR FINN ORAVIES. ACAUTIONtothe NOBIL! FY, GEN CLEMEtisFAMiLaiIr TAVERN, HOTEL, rid ,INNKEOI'eIS. I'HE great reputation J. COCKS hAs gained br his celebrated READING SAU•IE (Wilds is pirrtnizeil attd recommended by most of the fret Kiniihes in the Ktilidrfsa), render' it unlece.ssary for blot to Mahe any co-nate:lt on its g•th. litles, but be considers It a thil incumbent on him to info: ti Out Public that the -palms Compusitia , t said at a itt Piccatily. which they call Reading -iatice, is non the ramiaa Article. which is sold retail by tiperirds of Slaty of the ti or t..- speciabk Oilmen and Fishmonger's* London, and by rs.o: ur more Grocers, Ste. in must Ci• ire and paincipal Market Ti: is its in Eur ! bud.. For the cuoventeace of '4%J-chants a•id apt BM of ible, any *ramify may ha had carefully prckshd :ur r spoliation, at the wholesales price, of Mr. Girt r ' Nu. J, N.B. Nune are genuine but lima these wards en orartgo.co- Yawed label tni each bottle. " Real • g lau-e fur Fisk, enncisit.g Gravies, kc pr4areil a nd sold erhult 'ate acid retail by T. clocks, Reading. pints 40 halt-p a.to liVarianUd k. it..l good raven yeasoin any eiknase,- "5- HEAI.II4 AND LONZ7sifi FY' DR. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS, for SI• boos and all ce.er Dbortlyrs of the 'stomach and Bowels; oodles. Head-arils oectoloned by incur...ion or tree tying ;-34 also for Colds, Witeunatistits, Ate. cy *hotels! he takes; upon every sligitt !nibs; ,sit on, and titti• viol; k o.thilbte Lanes-rise; for by timely ;asistiii; Nature in the the: Ois.e.arge of the animal Futtcaotts, thvy p.t..vree the Body in 11.:-.1th V.goor, and prevint premature Decay. As they regiare no cot.fittooetn, air/ are par:iculatly excellent for'fravellers. So'al only by F. NewlkTy and Sons, No. 41, St.Paurs Church yard, and at Dr. iaittes's late liossie in ilrutosestrest, Laniutp, in buttvs, price as. •acb, duty included; •ur six in tine brim box, for £ l.4l.—None are &ovine bet :tame watch Wive t wo!ds.," F. Newbery, No 44 St. Paul's," t,itg ac,td uUE OMAN MEDICINEN OBSERVATIONS ON THE GOOD AND BAD EFFECT* OF MERCURY. TT is upwards of 300 years since chemical prepara. tors of Mercury were invented and prepared by ill:tract-4Am who w.. evidently the best chemist then in esis.ence. isgrees able with Me intentions, they succeetted in start: a do , rAer which at that time became so formidAle as rothreares patinn of mankind Minn the lace et the Main, a: lead to Lama rendered them objects of d natation even to toetioelves; •Of this affliction being subordinate to trot itioul;mici: a a vat u. al i, :poise, the powers ut reason were too keble to guard them a, a J. 31 its persuasive Maui:lee ; and such Wet L .eg tunic this destructive malady, which travellid with hush rapidity, that lie tween the yeail isva and 149) it had ILLL.I2(I RS way ii.t4 allows cv e ry principal town In gunite, Asia, and Africa, leaving two-. irovertthle proofs a its dt itruciive vvrtilence: the di smaiton with Which its streets were accontpatiled were inure to be tirtadeil than a pestilence, because at that p mod inure Ural :n us dines.. quences, and ao apparent cod to Ms dspredaisenr ; tor, victor's , nicety for these sufferers. no med d's. was imoveu that would effect'' , cure is this alarming thsease, oti by the superior abilities I „ of earaceisus the various citenocal preparations of mercury were made known. ,eet of the "'Geld where ids the• la reel The lives of thonsant "rf this disease: has Wand its way, were trifled away *id; a gross variety of such feeble Medicires,l sell mit here trauhle the r e ad e r with an enumeration of them. The name of Paricrisus will live 1.0 long as the hearts a men can receive an impression, or their Leads keep in recollection, the benefits h, has miatirrrd oa ate whole Homan race. He was, it seems, of r..y l descent, and the only foible he poesesped, was an ex. ream i:egrve of vatrity sod who can wonder at i:, when we consoler the groat Wry' he acconiplislud, part icelarty in tall compleinr. Yet itaiviniiraty, and the astonisaing success of hi, pracuec, sublimed hint, duritig the whole course at Mr We, to the most 'curium, it.ee t ehe. 0 ( Medical Men; but this enlightened Doctor lived itt a dark age of ignorance, and the ' , acuity kit theutselves evuainkd in theme parts where pitde and selfstuterest ai e always to be tumid. A If this great man was now living, hew grati!ying wau'd it bete him, to sec one of his greatest predictions substantially realised, iir the estabashmeut or improvement of his chymical oticoveriess and on the contrary, with what hiorer and dis7tist, would he have viewed the method adopted in alt our huspe.es, rf intros during it to the system in a crude state, and an 12 1 .m:coati Jos gree of , Salieatlou kept up, to cure a disiirder that would *ens tautly yield to a much more gentle and safe mantel. of arts nintistering this poisonous remelt ; or eou:d he explore Om streets of Loadolf, and ace this great number ot waking heroines ter., who, crawling along a snail-Ike pace, inure the deady dicers of ads poicoaous liquid tutumai,arultl.at all roe mu m's with whiela they are afireied, are the natural come. j uerreee of this hew mode of practice; or, cut& he pity a visit to No. 9, Crest ty-stmt, biaciserfar'ssrusel, he would tbere see the was . 1 .•• ploratile victims of this mode of Salioaticn, worth nos Athj , e ad them to such pions and extreme tithed y, as beep:* all se tioa ; and he surely would have beetrpeti died wish acme m to observe that this d-eperate Medicine Is resumed tu, pit al.tdest every dliordia the of hots mankind, of which hundreds are aik. wally cured by the Uurstuu.aultvietlizit ci. aft, r her .g dtsehargs d the adferent Plos,fitals as incurable a so alai it would mesa are the only rent Bits y:t el:active:ea, that can, be depeltored w for the cur: of Mercurial Rheume.tent. kr.:nt long eeperietace, the best of all posaible prows, e sometimes hal, that i:hyouteal Preparations at Mercury do not succeed In the cuire4 Luse; Wm this defect can always be traced to a cAut,, eitber that it WO bit e. improperly administered, or what Is more iretiveutly the.cast, the carelessuess of the patient : for it Is of .nit: Low salutary the medicines are, it their rewers are interrupted by negligence or mal-practlee ; bat %fiber.: Itimuulati-tat has been the eons...pence, 1 have always found it much inert easily cored, via: where it hes succeeded a salivation brought on by crime hi t tiny. It Is now between fifteen 41.1 duvet' years ranee 1 1 .rofes,ed to core Mercurial Rheumatism, and to prove how tar I tray: sue. erected, references May be wad to many I.usietred rlospital pa. tient' of this descriptor... Such Were tal wilt of these patients, that the bare rectal id awls' ;ails lia4, Ladd. der; tt therefore foilows.sthat although i coesel .r our kind w glearly indebted to Paiacelsus, for one of .he 6r.rati St A , 1<;1011 &ac t ive/les that ever was made. it is cwt . .' to be wished, that sonar More late, fireaviisivr, and care:kat tyre cores hi. übeationt for this complaust, and sender ustuecesMry ibis valuable, thought tremendous medicine. Fur 44$ sears I have paid very particular attention to the good and had effects ut ineicury, mid I rectleo., that durl-ig my apprenticeship to the late Mr. Jo w Cope, oh) o.tot and apothecary, in ihrininglean, it was metal tor itrr.ueal snot to piescribe IMO doses 411 calomel, as a +Went eati :rat; Wit 1 Sal happy to obserie, it is cow given with mums gee ..sr rune-s as an alterative in small doses, and ant yet of opsrnen, dim .vo t this reduced quantby 'Mould be laid ase for a ,:cite, a. the .tot.t;lest syloptthiat or S 4 &Anton a; pi .r, venial 1.4.4...4.d be avoided, itt,ontuch as tiAel'apactit“ si.c.lbe. Ids 0 , 10 t putatitro or the were happiness of his patient—out .q.l) t,K the re:49e already assigned, bet beceuse its Melt desperate items * rail ea curing a coofirtned rim's; anti there are a verity w cops inizal preparations ut merctity to be resorted to, that will:vented" sli a cure It tit ef,.ity aailistits,cred in moderate quantities -- 1 ten surely b.uOdaell .mould be isploded is unntosseary, distres sing, and turin:nittl; at ell times dangerous, sad often tuelrec• two.—lt may pcll,apii be eitapp• bird, that any utedteiues ire partly eontinfted of toarcury thertiore pledge the repula3oll 05 11. 7 ~.active to peeve, that Mery is Hot in any one lit them, the law • eat particle ut it—mid I .ofemilly declare that huisaal y Mo, yip alien' Ole to make toy tem.:was t hereon. [pbeervitissi s Medicines ins Wuxi; paper.] . ti EDNigDAY, AUGUST 14, 1811. OFFMR OF 0121)NAPICS, Tidy 22, ISt . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA JESrr, ORDNANCE, i kert, cis): :Viler, That Proposals wilibe received at their Nike in Pall Mall, on ne before Friday, the 2Sd day of August mat, from such persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of COALS for service of this Department, fora period of one year. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's Main Eighton Moor, or Coals equal thereto is quality and good ness; and will be regained to be delivered free of every expence ((seept the King's du:y), ether on shore or into vessels or craft, at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or any port or place in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal Of ficers. And further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must he dellvered,sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Coals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d day of Augnst, at Twelve o'clock at noon the same day; neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent to his behalf, shall I attend. By Order of the Board, R. X. CREW. gicretary. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made In a Cause Ben against Clark, and Clark against Walpole, the separate Cause, of GEORGE CLARK; late of loinliard.srreet, in the City of London, Banker, and of Westhateh, in the County of Essex, Esq. wjadiedt on the 31st day of May, I aO9, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Joint Ca strats.i., E..q. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Offict in Snuthampton-bnikl;ngs, Chancery. lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be cseiuded dist benefit o. the sail Decree. Skinnee4 Hall, Auto-* 10 FOR :)Ai E, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As she tow lays at Apple lore, rear Ilt.leftwd, Devon, on Wer!. nesday, Attest 2t, tint, at E.' o'clock, at the Coach and Horses, ApplAore, for the Benefit of the Concerne I, having lately taken the Ground, and fallen ewer, at Wate:loril, in Trelard, THE Good . Brlß FLEECE, of Plymouth, ad measures 12n 84-94th , ; %nether with her Stores, which are of excellent (mei , y and abundant. • For Invensory, or runty. r Particulars, apply to Mr. S. A. Snow den, Aeurtary to the Plymouth Slit: rig Assurance "moan's:l; Mr. John 6 , ev..115. Plymouth; clew Captain fruiter Ilionipson, on board, who win :hew the same. TO BE FOLD BY ANCTION, Early in the month or October next at the Beverley Ann, Inn, in Beverley, In rho. Last Rid rag (It the Cncnty of York, , HE MANORS of B±ntley Spe:ton E lsterwicke, T' pen - 5 , 00 keres of Land in Bentley Speeton Elster wacky, Minton F.l'l. Molescroft, Cherry Burion, South Dalton, Seaton Ross; Bring, Dinhleron, Mayon, Hornsea, Hornsra Burton, Dininington, and Brighton ; and :he 'V': hes of Lands in Il'oorlntansy, Tllearne, Weel, Storklell, =anlholine, and Tiekton, In the East it Min of the Count y York. Further par-Insular+ will be advertised thew ginning of Septem ber, and Truly in be delivered at the Clumbers of 111e4sr.. Graham, Kintierley, and Dome:lie, 1.1 coln's Inn; Messrs. Biter and Chapman, Middle Temple Hall 6 , arcase ; Richard Townsend, l'sq. 11ewhairy ; Messrs, Handley ma Pearson, aka lord; and John Lockwood, El,. Beverley. - - • MO N MCIUTH HIP. . • 11F. PER.F.MNTORILY !•;01.13, IN LOTS. At the Greyhound In! , „ Alwrgsvenny, on WtclnatAty, the gist of August. In 1 I . between Vie licurs of Four and Six o'Clock In the Afternoon, 'object to such Cdmiltions a, shall then and there br produced (unfelt* prLviously disposed of by Private Contract), A VALUABLE and very d%airable FREEHOLD L A. ES lA' FE., situate in the l':teshes of Llangatiock.justo Usk, I.landewy, Shytherch, mid Aliereavenny, a beamtful part of hloilmouthshire, in tae Vale of lf-k, bordering on the River, fa mous for its Salmon. within three mil”s of the Market Town of Abergavenny, and divided by the high mail road from Mon mouth, Chrpstow,and Usk. consisting of the Mar or 'ot flange:- tack Coed Morgan, a Manaiondrouse, Offices, and sundry Farms, with Dwelling-houses. Barns, Stabling, and Buildings, containing tIBOA. SR. I Ili. (nor, or less) of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, and capital embattling, divided into el gibie Farms, lying exceedingly compact and capable of great itnpruve ment, with a considerable grrwt it of yowl Timber. Further particuLrs may be had, by applying to Rilbt. St. John Luca:, Esq. ; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Davie., Survtyor, Crickhourell • Messrs. Oabb and Son, Solicitors :her. gavently or Meson. L.:nabs:Ft mut Sow, Solicitors, 64411`41I -roses London. VALUABLE FREE HOLD MANORS, ADVOWSONS, mid Ea IAI ES. CAM BRIDe ESII I and SUFFOLK. 'I'D 13E SOLD BY AIX rtoN, By Mr.lni.yroN, At Garraway'a etlirre-hou.e, Change-alley, Curnbill, oq Friday, ts• ati:h August, 1811, at Twelve &Clock, THE very Vtlitable and most desirable FREE HOLD ESTATES, part of them Tithe-fee. in the ful lowirg Lots: Lot 1. The Manor of Whhersfiehl, with the perpetual Ail vowsnn of the Rectory of Withersfield, together with a most valuable Estate, nearly in a ring-fence, situate in the parishes of Witlierefield and Haverhill, in the county of Suffolk ; comprising thrust very respectable Farm-houses, (one of which may be con verted into a Gentleman's residence at a small expence), with proper (Y ices of every description, and upwards' of 1000 Acre. of inclosed and open Held, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, n the occupation of Messrs. Siggs. Siggsjun. West! op, and others, and about 240 Acres of magnificent Woods In hand. Lot 2. The Manor of Shardielows Attic:p.m, in the parish of Situdycatope,in the county of Cattibt bane, and a very improv. able Estate ; comprising a respectable Farm-haute and proper Offices, with nearly YGO Acres of inclosed sod open Field, Arafat, Mea dow, Pasture, and Wood Land, in the occupation of Messrs. Elvin, ‘Vetige, and others, and 12 Acres of Woed in hand. Lei. ft. The Manor of Borough Green, wide the Perpetual atlyowtm of the Rectory tber..-of, and a vory valuable Estate, in the parishes of Borough' Green and Westity, in the county of Cambr.eige; ctutptharg several respectable farm-homes and Iltimeszeads, arm about iido Acres of aralae, me.wiow, and pas tutel.and, in ...e.o-fence, in the occupation of Messrs. Fletcher, i Wells, and others, and about In) Acres of Wood Laod in baud. Lot 4. The Manor of Wortley, and a moot desirable Estate, In the parish of Westiry, in the County of CambriJgr; comprising a very excellent Dwellsokhouse newly erected, fit for the resi dence of a i, , rnteel family. with capital Offices belongirg thereto, two Farm-houses and Offices, nnd upwards of 4100 Acres of ara ble, meadow, and pasture Land, in tits oc:upation of Mrs-ea. Ye'edge,Lyles, and others, and 67 Aerea'fit Wood Land in baud. I.ot 5. A Perpetual Rent Charge or Annuity of £lOO, must amply secured on a Freehold Estate, in Cambridgmbire. 1 he above Estates, abounding with Game, are let to moat re spectable tenants at will, who - will ohtw their respecti•s farms. They are situate near to Cambridge and Newmarket, in a /11014 delightful country, intersected by good roads, and are &oast from London about 50 miles. Specifications may be obtained 20 clays before the sale, by ap plication at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; floops,,Car;eleridgee ; 1 Kam, Newmarket; King's [lead, Norwich • White Horse, with ; Joseph Eatclit r, Esq. Cambridge; Norwich; Weatherby, Ent. and Mr. Rogers, Newmarket ; Chester Pern, Esq. 'Abing ton, near Linton ; Charles Wedge, Esq. Wesiky Bottom, near Newmarket; of Messrs. Woodcock and Batemate, Lincoln's Inn; and at Mr. Jameil Oillcsi New 13osweil ,(;ours, . ,1.4046 f. at—"gU RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS iN EIt4NCE. Amount adertised - - "5,671 14 0 TheUnattimuus Vote of rbe Common Council of the Town of Liverpool, per T. G . tightly, Esq. 500 0 0 Hall the Profits . of a Bali ar Liverpool, for the joiat Benefit of the Portuguese Sufferers and the Bridals Prisoners in France, trausinittee.l by Messrs. A. Wywood, Sons, and Co. Parish of Baydon, near Aldbourne, Wilts, per the 100 0 0 Rev. Wm. Mitrih•ll - - Parishes of Little Walsingbam, Old Walsir.gham, and Houghton, per the Rev. James Lee Waruer - 23 1 0 Collection at Welton' and Duringtcus, Cleueestershirts, p‘6r the Rev. John Hunt - - 5 11 6 Parish of Harwell, Leicestershire - - 8 8 6 ---- Westerl,asultent, per Rev. R. Board 13 8 0 The Young Gentlemen by Board and lone* - 0 / 0 Collected at the Paaish Church of Portlesnuothblay the Rev. S. Wells - - 2 17 6 Collected : in the Parish of Ring:mare, Devon - 20 0 Collection et Rodcittch, pee W. barthet, E.g. - 40 19 6 Wransmitted per the Rev. S. Settle. Curate of. North Clitts,a, Nottinghamshire: Parfait of North Clifton - 8 14 e Partkof Girton, Nottinghamshire • • .. 0 IS 0 •-•-,----- Eagle, lAncolushire 0 9 6 ......6. -..North Searhs, ditto - - 1 S 0 a iranisithieti per the Rev. C. Darker, of Sicmhrgton, York : P l. of ftimhe s ten .- - - - 14 9 9 ..--- Norsranby .. - - 5 1.4 0 --- Salters . 1- - - 4 .8 8 Transmitted by Mr. Thomas PH:el:ley, of lk:acelmfield t Collected at Gawsworth and Bosley Churches, pm the Rev. James Crabtree . : At Alaccleefield (lid Church, after a Sermon per the Rev: Lawrence Htaby • - - 21 0 0 1 ' Nl'incte Chapei , after a Sermon per Rev.R.R.Bolderston 1 0 0 K.b.eard Downes, E.g. 2 0 Mr. Critchley - Mr. Newbold • - - - . 2 -•- 1 1 0 Mr. Aytoi - . 11 - - 1 1 0 Mr. Grimsditch - - • - - I 1 t• Mr. Foden - .6 - - 1 0 0 ;Messrs. Samuel Pearson and Brothers - I I ( 1 Mr. Thomas Dean, of Britley - - 1 1 0 Sundry other Subscriptiona at and near Macciestleld, deducting £l.loa. fur advertisements S. B. - 3 3 0 5 17 10 - - S 2. 0 --- I 0 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, S'eeretary, No. 5, George-yard, Lombard-wet/. • CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINC I URE. • ' BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto JAMES RYMER. Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, inventor and preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUO TINCTURE. The only safe and tflectual remedy for Disorders of the Haat, Sto mach, and Bowels, vis.--Lt. 1 lead-ach, confusion and giddiness. —2lly, indigestion, fors of appetite, bilious crudities, and retch ing:, yellowness of the eyes and skin, flatiecnce, pans, spasms, heart-burn, hiccop,•gripirigs , colic; and costivuness..-Sily. For the I gout in the stomach and head--4thly, For all such affections of the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits, pa ralytic and apoplectic dispositions, prostration oforengtb,timidity, tremors, airings, palpitation:, and faintingi, or fit?-sthly, Fur bracing and strengthening the whole system, in states of relate don and tivbility-6thly, As *powerful antiseptic in carts of pu trid bile, and for sounteracting infection, and preventing and ca ring putrt.f., malignant. and pestilential fevers, sore throat, viz. Cysinche Maligna, &c. prevailing in prisons, crowd:si filthy places, hospitals, ships, hot and unhealthy climates, &c. Sold wholesale, and retail, by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard ; and retaßby Fred. Smith, 29, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal Xachangel Bantle and Co. Oxford•street ; F. Newbery and Son, 45, St. Paul'. Church-yard; I. 'Harris, corner of Ludgate -street; Ward, Hol born; and by every. Vender of Patent Meliicines in the United Kingdom, itylsottles at 31. 9d. 71. Cd. and Its. and In pints at 117 s. by which there is a considerahle saving. . Full brut mation may be obtained by a perusal of the remitting Book, published this day, price Ss. (d. hi boards, which may be had as stove—A Tract upon Dyspepsy and Indigestion, and the Hypochondriac Disease, and upon the ladionmatorf and Regular Cont, and thu Atonic, Irregular, or Flying Goat; with various eases of Nervous, Bilious, Paralytic, and Spasmodic Affections-- Diseases of Relaxation and Debility,llroken Constitution, Habits impaired by intemperance, climate, ittc.; together with the speci fication of the mecheal virtues of that extianadinary patent medi cine, thst - Cardlaf and Nervous Tincture, and of the varioustlis eases and complaints in which it is administered, and of its doses, slfccts, &c. liy Lime.% Re ?I Ca, Surgeon. Eighth Edition. tat* s COOT 1111DICIN L. fur gently and speedily a‘stiaglng and overcoming attacks of the regular inflammatory Gout, sitort ening the fits Orr rof, warding oil the recurrence of attack', and rendering future fits comparadvely mild. It is the result of su years rapt rience. Prcparid and soli, With full and plain dlreedong, by 'Arne* Artier, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, in bottles, atilt% duty mein dtd ; and by his appointmcnt, wholesale and retail, by Alessrs. Dicey anti Sutton, .No."tu, Bow Chitrcli-yard, London. ESSRS. CURRIE and Co, Surgeons, lute in in, ltaicsrT•4 secrtcr, challenge the wrote world to prove 1. single ins:auce where. their Medicine and method of cure bay. failed of the desired efftet. The practice of Inany ysars to thi, particular branch of their profession has not given rise to ont unsuccessilil case. 'limy continue to direct their studies to thetrcatment and curs of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the systetn, which Is the conseqi truce of liar pernicious arid wasteful effects of a habit long atAl most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. in the one it will be f.:tul to be the unfailing source of barrens less ; the other have it, rav:tges fatally developed to them by a &is. tressing state of debility, will cis, If tn't !may remedied, terminates 4 nimputenea. These are its remit and ukimate tenets, while cow• suototions,loss oinutscul.u: power.an I various neryous complaints usualiy characterise the sr.irlivr stages of this solitary vice. to per. sous languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and liar never proved unsuccessful, in tin course of a lng. Lthorious, and much extended pr.:rtice. In the most olostm.te...amicunwlictted cruel' of venereal tide:don Hid as obsaitctions in the urethra. s, 'Mgt excrescences, ba l id tu , moues, cabous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glees, as aloe sTwic ruitEs. Whether recent or of long duration, and which have Darned the i skill olother Practitioners ; are by their present inivtroved pkin 06 reatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the pati e nt ' etifferirg the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which often bestows the application of the lunar caustic. Jr. the course ni 20 yea's extensive phicnce in this men °polls, numerous cases of Sttictiares have been and are daily under their sre, the tonal eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expede nous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. 'lll, weakness, relegation, lid deblii.l proceeding from this complain:. is speedily removed, and the patient reatired to sound and vi gorous health. but where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after ilie Sir:e lute has been destroyed. is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Cunrtruticin. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectabd'ty, have been under the rare of Means. Currie and Co. for the r.- tuoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, site. and, having received a radical and ;:ernialient cure, request that reference, may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sus perimity of Messrs. Currie and en.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Stricture,. front ten to twenry years, and been tinder the care of Messrs. Home and ileavis.des land other surgeons of equal etrtintatce, who attempted •the cur, I by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Corrie and 'CO. may he cinisidied by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, ails: honour, at their house, No. lie; Hattpn-Garden. Patients in the country are re' tested to state i the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, ace I inelostng a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same VOL be given or sent to any put tit thekingaum, ,