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OrrS. L IVIAIUCETS, errr. n. rs') veil S. 44 to 5s ;II Pork 49 4,1 to sa ad tAW YESTERDAY. WHITECRAPIL. r 41 las to 61 O s ►W 21 16s to 31 31 • , tq 81. Os. D. over 61 Os to 71 O s , ) XS Os. 01 1 6. NSW POCSITS. It • 81 Os to 131 111 lex 71 12s to 131 ( I nham 111 Os to 171 bury Is 10d to 2s thi rket Call 7s. each. Horne 12s to 14: 6 sd. Lambs vs ud t.cl I)E.:9HALL-i MEE,. skins, so to 4011) 2011 2/4 to .s(k to 70111 s 2%1 ro 7(j to 8.)lhal , 14.! '4 LOW. low Russia . oSq ti d 41 4 die ditto pry • p ditto 53$ 44 Mould:, Its 04. -Curd, 9 8 s —Palm, 94s PTEIVIIIXR Price. , tio. ea. up M.N. 445. ed. to Dos. Qd. 481. Od. to 005. Od. 235. Od. to 00s. t A L 36u. Od. per to. 'ESTERDAY. lit Stock lii Bands 7 pr. rig. Bills (Std.) 4 6pr. (Sid.) nook for Accuuor 624 Ott toiry Mists, AO. 19e. AT LONDON SIDDOI4 . 34 min. sum di) ... • • ••••• 4 jejumianatt."—Viao. um embrace race ! he foundation of soci a l irbed through the partiesdiet cautions which would 4 erars domestic blessing, under which human nava mote alarming or more di. fa.htonable gaieties, earl • state that the sedulous at. irected to the treatment and s, entitle them to the claim alit Surgeans, they offer a 'itage of that disorder, whidi ent, and which poisuns the f debility, which is the cons& venting the maturity or man tes unhappy victim ail the in. coming enervated at elll4. Idless—and the mind gloomy sem aq:CCI:46 ht ;.atr:r.a. nation, which, they faun 30 . :arq espt-rience, r a an.] re c-iit eases ot syultr!:- tt - , - leted in the 'Nor: period of d ca-es, a proper p:ri.llolll4.e o the patient an irorgurattsf rc "een (litappnluted in iket Aited that. In most insttned, al sill; and though the rti iject of doubt and uncerainty leterts, by the grade al pro [Win Of tlte•r caper:etc% be consulted by Patients of y and honour, at the house, in the country, stating their ig, Ecc. Stn. enclosing a remit• name will be given or sent to lat. or-garden. M OF GILEAD, near Liverpol, quantity of four in one land/ 4, duty included. ,N 4 OF GILEAD is be peculiarly eirseaclatil ift al ligesei.m,depression of spirits, e or 11Mbs, obstinate coughs ye habits. ft thins the blood ' ad and stomach, and prowess y and gentry this medicine is lie taste and smell, gently al. 2111 giving that proper tensity gothing can be better ad2ritrd n after a nocturnal &have, ghly esteemed in4hr liar and igorating the nervous sy-tsus, , e on debilitated conatitutiou . , raced in hot climatk4.-1 twe f females, the studious as well inity, should never be ssidura removes diseases id the head, R, memory, anal mlivar+z t' for such diseases as are attend• s, namely, a great strain ea , athing; violent palpitations of various parts of the body; water Wall p4l ure them: lA, hack abd bsuy, resemblo he pulse very vari.sisk, scout., • times very quick; yawning a sense of suffocation, as from mate fits of crying and conval• zrhl scidonS refreshing, and the dreams. Much has been raid medicines that are a4VertiP d; vation t• be made respeeil "less its operation was gertice rave (11,:ainsd the unesamiled has rarely the great achrant:ge • of the patient, so fuelling 2;4 Ita:tita ry effects, can ir.duce per' .severance is certainly most te. combleation of chttrAicsis anti seas, and restore the ',attains" CIiI.LAI) moot w onderfulif t iw life of the agod.and infant. Avness of spirits, relaxation 1 10 wing to youthful imprudencle o s ‘votidetful relief, f promoting longevity has bar the constitution, as it were, ie body in health and vigour, mid luires no partici:Lir confine:oo against Counterfeits. .and ; Bacon cnd Co. ISO, OP Dowding, Salisbury ; and a .b, or four in one Family Bottl e le is saved, with the words..." graved on the Stamp. cet iittc, Pickett Pl Ace. e i St2";.ol - rtrrrrestlCe ?''• NVIIVER 9214. SS OCIAT [ON FO it TPIE RELTEF OF THE A. MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POO/4 ) .0t ' d o city of I.ondon Tavern, on the 4th hytant. The Right lion. J. C. VILLIERS, in the Chair; Tit/Committee of the Assooiation for the Relief of the Ma 'toasting and Labouring Poor and it neceuary to declare, that it h not in their plan to give relief to Individuals, but that they . 800 . e to render assistance to Districts, Towns, Villages, or ms especially in aid of Local Committees or Societies, I s dolt °Newtons for the Poor in those Neighbourhoods where alas. tbefollewing Noblemen and Gentlemen, Subscribers of One Hs i Pounds ind upwards, have been farther added to the Clooki te: Bari of WESTMORELAND. Earl of t;ors. . Earl of MUSGRAVE. Earl of tiosisikßy. Right Ms. W. W. PO klir /JERVIS WHITE, JESSE RUSSELL., juo. Esq. JOHN HAMBROUGH, Esq. THOMPSON, Esq. ..--- MARTIN, Esq. CHAIRMAN of the SUN FIRE-OFFICE. moot of Substalpdons already See Fuvotifßee 1300 0 Barl d Powis 100 0 iho Robert Hatay 0 1:10 4 50 Lard Viscose Clive 52 10 Canted at the Perish Chards .1 Batch. yeti, Serrey, after a Sermon by the Rev. W. Parish, ,225. its. 9d, • Also, In addition to the shoos, by a Friend 4 0 Mr. C. DeV Oll 5 0 I.',:s. W.ltber 5 5 W.. E. 1 0 A Widow 5 2 N. J. 10 10 11. T. 10 :0 Mr. Juice Abbot 20 0 113 a. Miss E. S. Apr 10 0 Hon. Fled. North 10 10 Mn E..ironmorger 2 0 Mr. B. S. Oliver 5 0 Ma Mary Burton 10 0 C.Sislib, Esq. Sto o Cape H. Haynes 10 0 M n . Haynes 10 0 Mr. T. Buckland 2 2 Capt. IV. R. H.Vpie 10 0 Them Blake, E•q. 10 10 3. Is. A. IS 0 advertised 1e40,010 I Robert Mushet aes 5 A Mother abd four _ S 3 Patrick Healey, Esq. 10 0 Edw. Bilke, Esq. 10 0 Miss ES. Middleton 10 0 Martin, Stone, and Martin 100 0 Parish of Wandsworth, being a Collection in the Parish Church, after two Sermons, preached by the Rev. R. H. Butcher, In cluding £3O. .from H. Hahn, Esq. and £5. from William Beebe, Esq. selos. Is. ld. I.H. 1 1 E. G. Wondd, Esq. 5 5 H. A. De Velay S 12 E. Mitchell, EA. SO 0 An Old Maid 1 0 Children I.W. - _ lO 0 D. C. 10 Mr. F. S. Gosset 5 5 A. B. 2 2 A. B. C. 3 S Mist. Slack 5 0 W. W. Whitmore, Esq. 10.10• Rev. J. Chambers 2 0 Mr. Penensy 6 0 Rev. T. Feilde 1 0 . Temple-Chambers, I.ondon. Mn. M. Atbawes, bales 5 5 W. G. CARTER, Se Subscripdens are received-for al London and Westmioster ; Hoge; and at eke City of Loa Association by all the Bankers the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee- Tavern. It is requested that all Letters from the Country to the Am euttop be directed to tee Secretary, and tut under a covitr, addressed as taws: Froth: Freding, Isl. General Post..effee. A. M L P. BT. 'GEORGE'S ME GICAL SDICAL; C C HHEMOOLS ICAL, and CHIRUR . THESE COURSES will commence in the fol lowing Order : I. On Sutgery, on Wednesday, October 2, at seven in the levering, at the Theatre, No. 42, Windmill-street, by B. C. Brodie, F.R/S. Assistant Surgeon to St. George's Hospital, 2. On the Laws of the Animal Economy and Practice of Physic, at No. 9, George-street, Hanover-square, on Friday, October 5, at nine in ad morning, by George Pearson, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c. a. On Chemistry, at the Royal ihititutlon on Saturday, oe tabu 6, at nine in the mornings by W. J. Brandt, Professor of Chemistry. ILL 4. On Therapeutios, with Materia Medics end Jurisprudence, m Monday, October at No. 9, George-street Hanoter square, by George Pearson, M.D. F.R.S. act . and V. J. Brander F.R.S. 5. Sir Edward Home will give his Surgical Lectures at St. George's Hospital to the Pupils graroltotidy. JUNIPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, hp HEATH. rriiiS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea sant Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholle.ky Paine, In the Steffan.* and Bowels, Indigestlein, Hysterics, Nausea, at tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude an from Atmospheric Heat, want .of Appetite, injuries Irons inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic areal= of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to:lthaca —adapting the de.e to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, k will be found a valuable acquisition.—Esseate of Peppermint assn well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the princi pal object of this advertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggbu, &C. The only cession J. P. HEATH can give is to see that "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Gevernm.ent Stamp.— Price x 5.94. and 11. 144.1. Sold by E. Edwards, (Agent to Heath),66, St.Paes Much yard ; Sanger, Iso Ozford•street ; Tint, Royal &chanson and all respestab le DtOlitf6 W Medicines. _ A PLEASING APPEARANCE. - - LADIES of the first fashion, from their own expo. riente, recommend Mrs. VINCEN'f's GOWLAND's LO'noN as th e most pleasant and effector-I remedy for all com plaints to which the Face and Skin ate liable, by removing every kind of coarseness, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ren dering the skin clear, smooth, and triniarent ; but the unezarn fld mpetation of this Lotion having .:cited various imitations, it hputlatiarly requested to ask for" Mrs. Vincent's Gowland's Lido; and see her name signed upon the label, on each bottle dm is genuine. This truly genuine Lotion is prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowlaud's MS. Recipe, but the man , thou sands of rank and disductiou, as well as the fist Physkians in Illro Pet Who have adopted,recummended, and continued keine, mold not but prove an incitement to cotemperary jealousy ; like ether inventions of merit and importance, it has been assailed by weak and mischievous imitation*, but in such cases there will always be found persons who, regardless of credit and of cons.. , (Pauses, win hazard every thing to come in for that which is of the unallest consideration to an honourable mind—a share in the Profit. To prevent counterfeit Lotions see the name M. E. Vin 'net signed upon the label en each bottle of the genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sale Proprietor , No. 6, Davies-street, `Grosvenor, -square ' London; Bacon and Co. tau. Oxford•street • 41_-_,b417 and Sons w and Edwards, St. Paul's Church - yard ; Buds; Sues, Misguide; Barclays, Fleet-market ; Sutton and Co. 1 " Clouthlasil ; in Salisbury, by Srudie and Cu. ; in Exeter, yr! Trenton; in Bath, by Cruttwell and Anna ; hi Plymouth, V Cc ebrilftbY On Edinburgh, by Raebuots ; and all respectable olidors of Gamine Medicines and Perfurnen in every Town to Aunts. r gases k teS. Pint Ss, 6d. Half Pint Ss. lid. NY. ... 4 " • • • . --...... 4444............,, • 1-. o'' AO 0 . •,'"` • . . 'i. 44 I , ll_,- • '... ,••• • — 7 , :SZ T r ,it .,‘ T . ` . : " . 74.. ..:36., r 4.. .• ~ . ~; 21 4 17 s :T. .... . - : . f : 7 • - I )..‘: ,t , ..,, ,;,,, k .., i , ~,, r A 4 - ‘ . .....7 . Iri op, Nacr, • , or ile a, 01.,..i11i:Th far. .•,, . ~ w_, ....,:\:. .. . . . PRICE SEVEN..PER 94, SALES BY AUCTION. SUSSEX. • COPYHOLb SMALL FARM, wi,h neat compact RESf., DENCE,situate between FAST GRINSTEAD and LBW SS, in the Road to Brighton, 36 miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At GarrawW.t Coffee-house, in Exching. To+ amititow, September is, tol6, at Twelve o'Clock, A SNI•ILL COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly • • emtal tw Freehold, CHALWOOD.GATE FARM; - ... Comprising a neat comtvct pleasant Residence, containing an Entrance-hall, Dialog-p.olour, Kitchen, Wash-house, Brew house. Dairy, site. On the First Storey is a hawed-rr tot Drawinr -room, two good lied-chambers, and a smatter ditto; and two i ,!.chambers on the tliTer Storey ; Cellars under the house. C'oach-house, aud two Stables for six horses; Fond Gard •i pitied round, Pleasure ground, &c.; Farm Vari, with Cow -bons?, Piggery, at;i Out buildings, ant Paddratk adjoining; and sundry Enclosnres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, well supplied with gond Water. The whole Estate 'TWENTY-SEVF.:si ACRES, TWO ROODS, TWENTit• SEYE!sI PERCHE'I ; In the possession of Wawa's JA ME+, Eaq. Forniing a desirable prnpwy for a person fond of Yield Sports, in a pleasant country, 7 miles from East Grinstead. 14 from Lewes, Su frum Brighton, 19 from Totthridge, and 35 from London. May be viewed by applying Oa the Premises, where tars rosy be had ; at the Star, Lewes: Old Ship, Brighton t the Inns et Wych Cross and Forest Row; Dorset Arms, East Orin stead ; White Ha... Gods7une; King's Arms, Croydon ; at Garraway's ; and ... Mr. Robir.s, Warrricktetrmt, Golden-vinare, Landon. SEVEN OAKS, COMPACT ESTA IES and M FARM, Excellent HOP-GROUNDS, MEADOW, ARABLE, ald 00 1 .3 LAND, and Valuable CUM MON-RIGH T. • by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffeehouse l 'Change-alley, To-MOlt• ROW, September 12, at rwelve o'Clock. se Two Lou, LOT 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, RUMSHOTT MANOR FARM, Situate in the Parish and near the Town of SEVEN OARS; comprising a good Farm House, with Offices, Garden, Orchard, Yard, Barns, Ost.laouses Stables, and various Out-buildings; and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES Of capital Hop-Ground, Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, sloping to the South ; a most beautiful and picturesque part of the County, and in view of the rowa of Tonbridge; in posses sion of Mr. Wm. Carnal!. Lot e. AF. .T.HOLD RITATE, KETTLES HILL FARM, adintnifig Lot 1, situate in the Parish of Seal and Seven Oaks; comprising a neat Farm House, with Gardena, Orchard, Farm yard, Ost-house, Barn, Stables, and Out buildings ; and sundry biclosures of capital Hop-ground, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, cuntaining u;swarts of SIXTY-THREE ACRES. • In possession of Mr. 'I homas Standen. These Farms are well known, and are a most desirable pre. perty ; the Hop-grounds are presumed to be equal to any in the county ; and valuable Common• Rights ten Seven Oaks and Fawk Commons. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Knole Park, Seven Oaks; where Partirulai a may be had; and at the Crown, Seven Oaks; Rose and Clown, Tonhridge; star, Maidstone; Bell, Bromley ;of tern. Mey rick and as.iderip, Solicitors, lied Lion square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Warwick-street, Goldcwsquare; where Plans May TARS. COOPER, MUNROE, Ind DUNCAN, 1.1 - Physicians to the Medical Board at eh:4one House, MeV!.*ars Rnad,have ascerained that urwards of 5000 Priem. are cur..d annually of prevailing. ,li.ork.t.rs,thlt hundreds were in a distressing rate, owing to qt.:akin tlienrtelve.i, and by con. , Jutting men ignorant of the prof , -s:on, who deceive the public by tiler specious promises an , l inimor.:l advertisements. Erup tions on the head, face, awl hotly, ulcerated , hroa? ' swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin-bo.:es, pains h i the head and limbs, frequently taken for rheumari on, swelled ancies, and nerv,.;is de. briot, are diseases which appear years after, an the cons.:l rimer of improper treatment. Des. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are consulted daily . from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a 'fee; and the poor have advice on ruesdays, Thursslays, and Sun.. 'days, till 12 o'clock.—There is a side'deor and private rooms for lethally. MA FRINIONIAL FELICITY. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons ie London; have seihdously devotes: their attention 'or these last 17 years to the study of those dis tr. den which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous applie cations they have hitherto received front persons of the first dis tinrion, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints; induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gabs.. ties of faehionablelife, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To those win, from such complaints. arc prevented entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relict, brood over their infirmities in silence, it most be co:ogling to know, bow river difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently coutraeted in a moment of indiscretion, acd every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-failing ;nixie of treatnient, is sptedily arid radically removed, without restraint in diet or esercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glees, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful dangerous eitects of the Caustic; references of which an be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability,. who have been cutest in a very short period, trot having laboured under strictures fur many years. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial haipiness have been ticketed, It may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance . in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impeili. tllClllllremoved. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, In order that they may mit be ,marked by a mistakes few, with the obloquy sojustly attached to shy ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and luitiated Into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, front various hos pitah, and testinsouials from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a resi,!txce in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well it, in eteer parts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches leaving been can line d tp +seises already enumerated, they ht,ld act a certainty o f renotiatidh to such as may labour under. the t!..ll:tating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And tertheri that having bad oppo:tunitirs, in their prof...zttrua capa city, of forming art hatitnam a:tjuLintance with the con stitutional habits 'esf seafaring ptrsons, they offer to them the best insurances of immt date relief; that the success resulting from their etideavours first induced theta to 'quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their preteivenne constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence stag which they have, by at, Public, been so liberally honouree:. . To be consult ed at their house daily (personally, or by least,) by Patients of either sex, with seam", t i e liczcy,.and attenvon. Patituts in tke country are requested to state the panicionte of their case, age, sal manner of dying, euelodng a renintwx,o for advice and medicines; and the reined es will be given or forwarded to any pat t of the Ungdoal. Gi/li said Cia,Surgeonsda, Briliverle•sueet, iletc-sheet, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1816 Prized of aE4O ,000 30,000 10,000 &c. &c. And Only Fourteen Thousand Tickets, Which will be all Drawn in Thies Days. In Equal Drawings. 1 - 1 CARROLL, the Contractor for the present VI • Lottery, respectfully reminds the Public, that the Draw ing will commence NEX 1' TUESDAY, 17 1 h September, and the First Drawn Paz, will be entitled to FORTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS! In addition to its own 'bailee of being drawn a Prize of x 40,000 mere. Therefa'a tour: Adventurers only who purchase before the l7rh September, can hate the chance of obtaining the mar , uificent Capital of EIGHTY THOU iAND POUNDS ! Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great ♦ariety at No. 7, COR NHILL, and SO, OXFORD-STREET, Where Eight Capital Prizes were sold in the Last Lottery, by G. CARROLL, Contesenstr. N. B. Orders from the Country immediately attended to, and all business in the Public Funds transacted. NEXT TUESDAY, 17th of THIS MONTH, the Sim a Lottery begins Drawing• se+o.ooo • Will be given in Addition to the First•drawa Prize. Thus one Ticket. purchased before that day, btay pin £80,000! SCIiEMII CONTI4 S Prizes of - £40,000 + - £30,000 - amp. 8 - - - - £l,OOO am &c. Consols and • I)TCHARDSON, GOODL MT and Co. the Contractors, beg wave to remind their friends and the Pitblie of the near approach of the Drawing, and respectfully solicit their favours at their fortunate Often, Cocain astlCha rtus-Crosa, where they sold in the late Lotteries 18,646 - • £58.000 140. 431 . . 25,9°° 1 GAM& 10,244 • - Y 5,000 5,692 - - £lO.OOO NEX I"FUESDAY. THE very near approach of the Drawing of the Lottery induces 'F. BI3H once more to remind Ms best Friends the Public, that the Sate Lottery begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th Instant. The Scheme has deretVedly met with universal approbation, as it contains only 14,000 Tickets, yet hat Two Prises of £40,000, Two of £30,000, !cc. &c. amounting, In Stock and Money, to £203,7510; and there are Two gland Features is the arrange ment, viz. the Drawings each Day.are to be equal, and that the very first Prize taken out of the Wheel shall 'Lave £40,000 addi tional, consequently it may be a Prize of slity'oo. Tickets and Sltares•are se9lutd ty 'l'. bISH, Stock.lkoker, • 4, CrIHNHILL ; AND 9, CHAItING CROSS. Who sold One Prize of £30,0c0, and Toretity•sii other Capitals, in the last Lottery; also,• The Virst ?size Of it),bau ever drawn, "he Lot Prize of X50,i..01) ever drawn, 'rile Last Prize of .G40,0t,u ever drawn, The Last Prize of .e,so,ucyo ever drawn, IlesideA Prizes of 425.C.0u, itzo,ooo, (Lent), 5e15,080, £lO,OOO, &c. 64c. .kc. too numerous for insertion. 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