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27,-1849. SCAVENtiERS, &e. . ST. DIARX-LA-BONNE, . 13th day of February, 1111$ MEN of the said Parish give No vat meet is the Vaarav-Room, at .the 'TIMMY, the 15th day of Match next, in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals, from Persons willing to Contract with inn Carting away the BREEZE and ithin the Three Divisbins of the said ' of One or more tears, opt exce i dlug yof April nest. The Contractor to have ;hick Ile may collect within his Division. , may be known, On application to the (louse, in Oxford street. . required far the due performance of BY Order, OREENWELL,.Ventry Clerk. CARTERS, &c. • ST. MARY-LAZONNE, .15th February, 1819. YMEN of the said Parish give No. will meet at the Coetts-lionar, on SA-1 4ay of Illareh next, at Eleven of the noon, to receive Proposal', in Writing, to supply THREE HORSES, tiN &A for the same, and THREE • _ _ THAI BATTLE OF WATERLOO. URST, RQPINSON and Co. (Successors to J. 11 and S. Boydelt) 90, Cheapside, Landon, respectfully in form the Subscribers and the Peblic, that the Prim of the Battle of Waterloo, by Burnet, from the capital Painting of Atkinson and Doris, will be. ready for deileery on the le June, Isl 9. SALES BY 'AUCTION. At the Curom-House, DEAL, on Tnomnsv, the ith of Mack 1819, at o'assek in the Afternoon, THU FOLLOWING GOO - DS, in 'coeval Lots, viz. 18 . Gallons Brandy las Ditto Geneva p are of legal strength for Defilers 1 Gallons French Red Wine so lbs. Black Tea 7 Necklaces, handsomely 3 East-India Scala mounted 3 Ivory Fans . 1 Lacquered Work Boi 3 Sandal Wood Fans 15 Yards Muslin 1 Lacquered Fans 24 Yards COO • 107CYards Muslin Trimming 9 India Wilk Ds" Plops 11 Worked Cambric Hand. • 1 t3niff Box ' • . • kerchiefs 1 Brooch • 74, se. 101 _ PtIE BOOKSELLERS, and GOVERNESS Si, are respeesfoßy infernseiktbia New, Eniarlesi, and Revised Edition' Ef tke TUTOXIB will be ready in a few days. This' Rdhion vrilLbe coeibilenbij extended by Aimwers to the 500 Questions in the Oid Tea= and to those in Squire's Grammar of Itttromenty, and son's Booknkeeping, but dis ski will be esiiidased at oily ss. as heretofore. • 'l' 23. II SIR GILBERT BLANE'S NEW WORE, ' This day were published; in Octavo, price Ts. boards, VLEMENTS of MEDICAL LOGIC", Illustrated 'Ail by Practical Proofs and glassyles, incipding a Statement of the Evident teSpecting the contagions mum of the Yellow Fever. By Sir GILBERT BLARE, Bart. Physician to the Prince. Regent, &c. &c. Printed fot Thomas and George Underwood, 32, IFleet-street. 3 Carnelian Necklaces 10 Inlaid Card Oases 90 Stuffed Birds • 4 Do. Writioi Case, Which tray be impeded on the day previous, and es the min; of the day Of Sale. deposit of X 25 per Cent. upon the Pisichaseameney will spired. RzvEnsioN IN THE GOVERNMENT FUNDS, , By Mr. SCOTT, At the Auction Mart, near the Bask of England, os Flues* Mask 1, at TwOre b h a y Orderer th e Anigneesof Mr. Jatswili vies* ithOne Lot, tirantnrg ftEVERStON . m Otte•third Part et 11. the sum of £2500 Four r Cent. Bank of England AP- Initles, vested is respectable 1 rustees, under a will, to which the Purchaser will become entitled on the'decesse of a Lady in her 61st year. Also to £lOOO Three per Cent. Consols, subject to the annual payment of £2O during a life in her 64th year. rarticulars of Maddock and Burley, Solicitors, Shrewsbury; Ids Philpot and Stone, 3, Southatripton.streer, Bloomsbury *we; Mr. Scott, New Bridge.street ; and at the Mart. /a the Prise, and in a few slays will be published, in One. Volume tiro. illustrated by Plates, A JOURNEY TO PERSIA, in the Suite of the Imperial Kaiak* Embassy in the year 1817. By MORITZ DE KOTZEBtiE, Captain on the Staff of the Russian Army, and Knight of this Order of Sz. 4 1 /ladiadr mad of tole Persian' Order of the Sue and Lion. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Loudon. Three Davison of the said Parish, for and caryinz away the, SLOP, DIRtI e Streets% Places, Mewees, Passages, &c. said 'fame DiVisions, for thy Term of not exceeding Three, from the 6th day of s to pectoral respectively Twelve Miles from where the first Load shall be taken t the Laystall of the said Parlib; and to tan Two Tons each. wind for the due performance of the This day was published, Inmo. price 35.4 d. bound,' FRENCH CONVERSATIONS of a MOTIJER with her DAUGHTER and some other Persona. Com posed for Dime. Csstrads Establishment for Young Ladles near Paris, and arranged by Madame D • •• • for the use of Eiglish Young ladies. A third Edition, otitis numerous Ad ditions, and considerably improved. Loudon: Printed for G. end .1 0 1. B. Whittaker, 15, Ae.- Matia-lane. • twy be known, on application to the lows, in Oxford-street. ?, J. H. GREENWM4L, Vestry Clerk. FELW RI G !ITS, Ece. F ST. NARY-LA..BONNE, CANAL PROPERTY. A COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE NEW SHAKE, AND KENT WATER-WORKS SHAKE* By Mr. SCOTT, Op Tamar ' March s, at Twelve, at the Mart, ludas any of the Lots shall be previously disposed of by Private Contract, UNION CANAL SHARES, dividing £4. .per Share, per annum, expected to increase; Dares in the Ellesmere, Gloueestes and Berkeley, Grand Surrey, Thames and Severn, Kennet and Avon, and Wilts and Berks Canals, Kent Water-Works, and a New Share of £5OO in Covent-Garden Theatre, entitling the Possessor to £55 per Annum for a long Tenn.Jusd a Transferable Admission Concern. ' Particulars at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Soon 4, New Bridge-street. A RESIDENCE IN BEDFORD-SQUARE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Famav, March 5, at Twelve, at the Mart, unless an aecep table offer shall be previously made by Private Contract, with immediate possession, BEDFORD-SQUARE,—An excellent FAMILY AO RESIDENCE, in this ve desirable situation, m gene rally preferred, on the South Side, numbered 40; containing spacious Dining and Drawing Rooms, Library, six good Cham bers, Stone Staircase, ample and very con v enient Domestic Di kes, detached Laundry, double C -house and four-s tall Stable in Caroline Mews, well built, in substantial state, held for a long Term, at a law Ground-rent. May be.viewed by cards, which, with at the ogee of Mr. Scan, New Bel t3th February, 1819. YMEN of the said Parish give No., will meet at the Cone-fiense of the said AY, the 13th - day of March next, at the Forenoon, to receive Proposals, ia om any Person or Persons willing to supply SIX COVERED CARTS, for away the Slop, 'Dirt. Filth, &c. oat of l'assages, &c. contained within the term nt One or more Years, not eg. the tith day of April next : such Carts& ads not less than Two Tons each. the said Carts In complete Repair esti fit 'for use at all times; and to pax** some, within the said Parish, bo op, 'eszrymen. requir..d for the' due performance et de This day was published, in Onehandsonte Vabmse Man. " price 6a. boards, or 6s. 6d. bound, A SKETCH of MODERN HISTORY from tits .ClLDestruction of the Western Empire, A.D. 476, to the close of the year 18111, together with a concise view of the rim and of the Arts and Sdences, and of Civilisation in Europe, w Pr i o r a ss coaspendioas table of Chronology from the Creatths of the World to the present time. Ey A. inctuar, Author of Elements of Universal Geography, Tablp of Com parative Chronology, etc. &c. Printed for G. and W. B. Wbittakar, Ale-Norio- London: NEW. COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY. Oo the First of April will be published, handsomely printed* Quarto, Part. I. of a new and important Work, entitled THE CYCLONEDIA OF COMMERCE ; cont. J. prising a Code of Commercial Law, Practice, Custom, and Informittien; and exhibiting the present state of Coal. Myer, Hams, Foreign, and Colonial;; with the Shipping, I*. Lauftetevesoinil Products, bbth Natural aid Artificial, of the vs sires Rathsaereial Nations in the World. To which is addle, ea Appendix, containing an Analytical Digest of the Laws ma Practice of the Customs and Excise ; with the Tariffs, eaddllinal International Regulations of tht principal States of Earm i tt America. 'Also, cogetts Tables of their respective Weights. and Measures, and a Variety of setul and select Oe* and Notarial Precedents. 4 may be lowan, o sppiloation to thd House, in Ostma-streelt. J. H. GREVIWELtp o Woo. • WATER.PROOriILtT, ,AT ONLY .LINGS.—IMPORTANX SAVING. AYLOR have to ofer to the Publie Lelver body, combining every requldtc;si ,s -it is superior in appearance to the fine* Beaver, is eqeally light, and will wear mkt better shape, which it retains to as hat colour, which is the most beau tilW black, no weather will injure diem, they Whir ' repair several times at a trains segesee, equal to new; ander* Offered to public notice.the atimmusratulddi with great expense. and the - Trade, who wish for superior . on advantageous terms. ASLOR, Manufacturers, Wellington-House, Red- London...—No unpaid . Letters received. , may be had t the Mart. WlbTs NEAR CRICKLADE.—A GRASS FARM, - With early Possession. BY Mr. SCOTT, At the Goddard Arms at Swindon, on Molar, March e, at Two (Meek, by order of the Erecuton, A'FREEHOLD ESTATE, (BENTRAMS), a „ Deiry Farm, compact and desirable; containing MI A. 5 R. fi P. of exoellent Meadow and Pasture inclosed Land, in very good order. with a small part Arable, dewed; situate near the healthy and pleasant Vfllage of Purtoo-three mike from Cricklade, seven from Swindon, eight fronalfghwillit. l by good itoadriartalapse, Sc. in the mtupatlis OP* IF speetable Tenant 1/1i the ith of April next, who wOrdiew Farm. Particulars may be had a; the Place of Isle; White Hoc Crleklade; . Horse and Groom, Highworth ; Royal Oak, Well. ton Dwain ; Marlborough Anna, Marlborough; of Theo= Matt, liar. Ironosoogers'-hall, Fenchurcis-street ; and of Ifs.. Sion, New Bridge -street, London, where a Plan may be seen. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon, have sedulously devoted their attentions foe these last 17 years to the study of those &icor dela which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from:persons of the first ilia- Unction, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment - in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. ' In all cases oldehility or deficiency, who. ther resulting from the tob frequency of participating in the OW ties of fashionable life, the viessadol bideligesca of ilhertinina, or a secret solitary habit, Irbil& weakens the eseriyoar Os a", and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and pernmamt cure. To those whe, from such complaints, are provetatedemesis. log into the married state, and ashamed to seek realigned we, their infirmities in silence, it Dian be consoling to know, brew ever difficult or ineffectu al the cure may be dowsed by oboe Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they my be restored to a sound and vigorous coostiturion. ' A certain disorder, frequently contracted In a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is siseedily and radically removed, witbolit restraint In diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and 'Meets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, voidable recourse to the painful and dangerous effects!' the Quede ; gefe recces of which can be given to several Nobbenso inediiimaitmern of bigh respectability, who have been cured In a very abort pallid, after having laboured under strictures for many years. To- Married Females, whose expectations of those made; pledges of connubial happiness havebeen defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflectbsu to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is rmovi, and the impedi reents removed. Messrs. Gess and Co. exclusively professing the curs of*these particular complaints, in order that they may not be' marked by a saistaiken few, with the obloquy so justly attachedto the ignoranveniptrie, thick it but justice to themseives to state, that they have beat ?Overly educated and initiated into every . . ceniticater of which front various bus-' • highest - • The Commercial Department conducted By SAMUEL CLAW. 71 . 0 1* And the Legal Department By JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Aor of " The Lases relating to Trade and Commerce," 41 .• The Work will be comprised in Right Parts, forming one hip ♦olutns iii quarto. It will be completed within sin siadntiu. tendons . Printed for J.M. Richardson t Cern imd Seid- Oladock, and Joy, and Sherwood, Neely, and Jesse, Pa- IUNTERACT the many attempts that are impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS , instead of the GENUINE BLACKING and IitIAR'rIN, they have adopted% new address, , HIGH noLßortN,. placed in the centre, that they trust ait eaten. difference of the type, which is unlike ail letter purchasepurchasersat once to detect the imposition. BLACKING, made and oold Wholesale by "IN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the Druggists, /banners, Ironmongers,' Pcr - Sc. M. the United Kingdom, in bottles, each. - _ This day was published, in Homy 1 Isno. price Ss. extrekamdei TREASURES OF THOUGHT, from De &eel Holstein. To which is prefixed, Cufsory Remarks upon her * Writings. and A Monody on her Death. By the Author Qf Affection's Gift, Ste. " Tne Compilation of ;Ms little Volume was suggested by the Perusal of some Remarks which appeared ha the 'Once PB per, July 19, 11117.“—Introduction. Printed for Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy, Paternoster-row, London ; and Swisiborne and Walter, Cokkester. Of whom matt be had, just published. is foolscap Bvo. with an elegant iron , • tispiece, price 4s. 6d. boards. AFFECTION'S GIFT to a BELOVED GOD-CHILD. By 111. IL " A little Volume of Essays on the Virtues and Vices, and on various Topics of Science, ca ll ed A ff ecalmes Gi ft to a beloved God-Child,' merits a pl ace beside the similar Volume of Mrs. C.hapotte and Dr. Gsegory. The lang ua g e ' is correct and elegant."—Mon. Mag. Jan. 1819. " This is a little Volume of sound advice t o yowl/ Females. and may With safety be presented by every Mother to her Daughter ; the most amiable feelings are inculcated, and much of good and evil propensities properly defined."—Lit. Journal, Jan. 83,1819. " This little Volume, which is principally composed of Let• ters, written in a pleasing style for the purposes of youthful in struction, we have much pleasure in recommending."—New 3lonthly t ldtqc. Feb. 1,1819. • ,LCIN; AGNES' A A with the most scrupulous care and atten . Teems. and WILLIAM HOIST, Manufacturing , anchester. It is sold ln bottles, price 9s. 91. or 4s. 6d. Stamp included, with full directions : various Agents in the Metropolis, and United Kingdom but it cannot be genuine, unless engraved on the Government Stamp, which is .ark or stopper of each bottleo-01 most of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a eindlat xomAtie SMUT of VINSGAA, the invention of only genuine preparation of that :i;s'S ANALEPTIC PILL; ffont their promote the natural secretions, are the best a, Rheumatism., Slight Fevers, and all those arise from obstructed perspiration, se common climate. They are equally excellent for Mead- and for Gouty, Bilious, or other Com- Ich and Bowels,, too often the consequence As a general Family Medicine they have-ms particularly convenient for persons travelling, being ~ letration, and not requiring any confinement. The nue to be prepared by Messrs. Newbery from 'eting under Dr. James's hand, and are sold Iriginal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. Church-yard, London, a:e: 119, Dair.e-greet, their Agents, Mt. Sanger, 550, o:ford-street ; tyky and Blew, Cockspur-street. .t.erfeits arc frequently offered for genuine have the name " F. . on e2ch bJx. CO3IPLA !NTS AND DEBILITY lebrated Dr. FOTHERGILE, it extensive practice, encountered 0- cases of Nervous E.k);riyliints, his p incip,.i ateation to tile ilia:covering & ;et:nine :l t reincdy. Tnis icvaluable Medicine 44 ty the public attentier. under the title o NRRVOUS DROPS," was the ; by amens of which he invariably ie tiA exterminating every description of Nervous 7 .,VT,vaiaus distres , ing affectians, as Lowness 1; 1 et, Low of Appetite Indigestion, kaer d ec katdliacilm, Ectreme L i assitude Ant - kW, ta i .. 7er7 kind of debility or re:Amite:of tysttat. tt . 4 '..uately thus alLicted, it is conhdrutly reouttaasoaded inatituable Medicine, by which they asts assatt iremsdiate relief, and by a dui peneyeranoo ca the directions given, the oomptcte repassabifr Tar: bum,. bold in 1 , 7 • .1, at 4 s. 6d. Ils. sad Sas. by Lltss.is C. 4 , Cheapsidt, mate of St. Paul's, Lc n- and all the principal -, • 1' cadets tboolliout tits r THE REV. C. It. MATUIIIN. Os the Ist of M N arch will be published, pries Is. the flocoiad umber of a new Volume of THE NEW MONTHLY MA GA Z INE, ,nd Lyn. RIMY Itimi.wira...—Contenes: I. 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Total present Subscription 665 large and small. Prospectuses maybe had at 21, Tooke's-mart; Chaniery-hce tondoia.—Oth February, IEI9. Just published, price 101. boards, HE SPIRIT OF THE GOSPEL: or The Foca Evakcatarre sr. =oar= by explanatory Ob. servadons, Metotical References, and Miscellaneous Illustradonl. By the Rev. W. S. GILL; Junior, M. A. Rector of North Fambndge, awe- Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold 14 Meeks. Whittaken Longman and Co. /Winston and Co. Rherwood and Co. Said: irials. Co. Lund= ; Pitlser, Oxford ; and Barrett, Cambridge. ig carginfteedilalllMith vitkistVe osnipaat if one vidnnie, and giving all his ilhsitistiontfn oar wwu fanguase, tilt Asethat has produced a ;wort, which may be read with advantage by many, and with pleastire by *IL It is dedicated to Lord Sidon in a style of so much delicacy, and elegance, as to leave nothing• for the most scrupulous modesty, or the most refined taste to object to."—Literary Gazette, No. as. " This volume it a valuable addition to the Divinity Treasury, and Its Author inaj be deservedly classed among the established rapositors.—To the enquiring, anxious Christian, to him who needs a forerunner to clear hit way, w him who ends 'his path obstructed by the " hard sayings" of Scripture, we would re oonunend this lamp for his path ; he wjll be invigorated by its illuminatigg rays."—Antijaeobin Rev. No,' 246. This d 4 was published, in One VOL (Ivo. price 9s. in hoards, ANARRATIVE of the OPERATIONS ,of the ROYALIST ARMIES in the Interior of FRANCE, during die VSURPATION of BUONAPARTE, in 181$; from the" Num n'llsent IV. or, iesPeetAtteEs Rovatsi." Written by Mons. DELANDINE du ST. ESPRIT, C. M. ice. , Translated by Jamas Timmy Fs+ Londoa : Printed for John' Rachardson, Royal Eichange; and F. C. and J. Rivington, Waterloo-place " Withotit entering into political discussions, the Author has given en animated relation of the efforts made by the Royalist Forces in the Soith of France, La Vendee, Bretagne, and in the East, North, and West. The Work abounds with new and in teresting anecdotes, and much valuable information." " As the sale of the original Work was prohibited by the Po. lice on its first publication, in consequence of the exposure of wane ne adividuals now in office, it is pmunted to be entirely un to the British Public. SARACEN'S HEAD, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO. Pour Inside Coaches, best Horses , and Imo their Time. T HE following Poet-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, dec, set out from the above Inn : FALMOUTH, Plymouth, Totness, Exeter, Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Post Conch, every Morning at. Seven; through Magma, Axminster, Bridport Biandford, Basinptoke, and Bagshot. Arrives at Plymouti the next Evening at half-past eight. • , • SOUTHAMPTON, Lyntington Winchester, Andover, and singstoke new Four Inside Coa ch, at half-past seven in this • , wriya at the Dolphin Inn, SonAsampton, by eve. is is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle Hitvrede Grace, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melee's, cbmzzs: BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pest-Coaches, through. Chip, pmham, Caine and Marlborough, every afternoon; arri ve at Mr, May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath ? and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth. The,UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light 'Coach. on T - one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Ors**, sets put daily; through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Nettie rap ton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atheatone, Litchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Pre ston . SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shifted Post-Coach, every evening, at Ire o'clock...-Guarded. WEYNIOUTH, Dorchester, &Radford, Salisbury, Andove, and Basingstoke new Post-Coach, every afternoon. The '*ey mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, &. Maloe'a, ato LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, every morning at eight; carries Four Insides only, goes remarkabl y . easy, with a Guard throughout; passes through Stamford, . Newark, Retford, Doncaster, 'and Ferrybridge, to the Goldin; Lion Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the =COMM expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the meat agreeable, and tiothplete public, conveyance on the North Road, being un equalled by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kinsmen, and • an Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland. New castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every morning, by way of Newark, Rgt ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northanerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any'additional fare. NIARLBOROUOII„and Swindon new four-inside P os g Coach, through Aldbourn, 11 ,, ading, i.ambcurn Parton, Ly dington, Pewtey, Wootton Basset, liarrnbsky, Ifungcrfoed, and Newbury ; every morning. BRIDOENORTII and Wahan Post-Coach, Miry evening. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and ' Royal Mail-Coach, every evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby," and HulL • CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Four Inside Pow- Coach, and a Guard an the way. Fuses through Waugh, Ap. ;Itchy, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterkk; Borougbridgo, We t herby, Aberford,Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets mu every Mortar Ing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passen gers detaintd on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peas .: advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. MO/DAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lousdale, Baleen, 'Charley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, fitone, &afford, and Post-Coach, Defiance, every evening, to the its- UverPnol--Gu.riticd throughout. • 0086. .IBEa • tO SC pARISH OF, F, VESTRYM ea , That they sa:11 , on SAT T. o f the Clock Sr rhi rn ng, seal , d up, fr for Collecting ant cars contained with rot the Term of from she 611 2 day i c cre acd Ashes wh '• 1 articulars tr at the Court-Ifou Secutity will be a t tracts. J. TO PARISI' OP , I F, VESTRYI I I • cce • Tint they tail re • i) ‘1", the I:.th 4 t i Fare.doon r. from •011 c 4116 proper 11.`. ;;;;;, far L..els of the T isi.rf"" ' • if loadity , an riFILIII eeur a,c the . etxr.• • w i t hin the sa , tor :ca.: not orderer; the florses as. to ne mar Bred ft and to einiA at • • Lala not lee char N e s . a r'ay Nvili be reap lapel or Contracts. Farther Particulars 11 yk, at the ('ourt-clot korder o: the Vestry, TO 11' II 1 1 .111!'314 OF HE VESTR Y; tics, 'Act they avi ...11,. on 1. lt 1).1 sea of the Check in t kkeng, k•al:ei up, frc "ant with them, tc, louver of Carting I Streets, Places, )1.. a aid Feel-h, for the sdin reser. from tiu rin and carry Loads 'tractor to keep the lewd, and properly 1 ke to driecalt the sot teed by the- said Vest Senity will be recii "nt.. Lrrher Particulars Court-Lid Ord.:, J. i SEW PATENT 1 UCRTEF.N SFI: Ll 'RANICS and T- 1 a SR Ilat 011 amid to Fosses i lint expensive Bea ..,4 is of a be ee,:or change its co' i.e , 7 for years; no n' .rrexf; and will 1 time appear :.its ever offered e .ttet:d -d with .4 :chants, Dialers, ire. ray be supplied f3sca and TAVLOR, au-screet, Barbican, I TV COUNTER, L * daily made to I ff/MPGAITION, !spared by DAY and Wel in whick their 97, I ills conspicuously phi lets this, and the difh Fat, will usable pare' The Hal Japan BL . DAY aild MARTIN, floCiial Grocers, Dr buts, Bost-makers, a fl. is. and 15.64 AA to be prepared ec., by Messrs. Thom %mists, Manchester Att glass stoppers at • k: . ts ease, by their c..carecut the United Crnemes are engre bid over the cork or of the Magnet I.llstrav's Awn AAdry, and the or •JAMES 4 . tendency to pre Pesky fin Colds, R Darden which arise t Maageable driest Art zt: :tinges:ion; g:ztt Stomac g int ?..7ing. As 'TOl; zealre partici main -.itch. op t ratio Aso; tic rills chenille mer Re :ipe the% i• 1!, 3' St. FauTs Ch: r t'a ; by the! " Messrs. Bak) , r? As Cwatterfei ztrt elume, the p Mu: in the stamp o late cell oi hire case • t• to t: inner Las . • •• • rte.:ermine: • t o jh s ~T Y' -1 3. r 4 LL'aP I tTu ▪ ( a lto; by mt j ' e 'ts; a:d erenriur d fir eatuus din Lc:ltches, Loll 4 47 Pchandriacilem, '"r7 khad of d tlftotue stel y ( huh 1 b!. : tvne ioatitual " t F" . ittorntAllat t Pteehtt as the dim their beelth gold in B etio Ctit • ' • N- k •4, C '44,4:4 164 Rainsigate i, Canr oa br s: TarpOiley, Nantvrich, every eveuing. Coach, every mots- Cortgletoo, Ncwettttle , Wa afternoou—t auded. called the Rock. , Doncaster Post • Cross liFys, Mar- Cheshuat Coach ern/ recpetcfally 'squint the/ oc be occoontable fee any , Flue, Ike. of meet tiles 1141. 1 1419•1 Ntimbibrisdee is . %)11 . - 4 31: 11 1 1 , I. Itendleethuisp—v 11. casts ay =arm ow.= e. ..,....., ..,—_ _ _ _____ __ , or sale, purchasers attars' of the 'spinets from Gel I F. Nic ; ,e , Remarks on fa r . .841,6„, me ,. mi s t ., . VIII. branch of the miasma, rentikcater of which from various - hes: • LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stolle, is on Pia- pitalp, and testhnonials from the highest professional authorities, Litchfield Post-Coach, the Defiance , every eveain Notices of the .Hospattus Oipsieso•—vlX. . . , •e- --0 ts tacy Motion.=:-X. Fourth Scene at the tillette of a Ro- they have to convince anylocittirer. 'll%n a residence its the raies's Head Ins, Dale-street, UverPool—oo,rid t , iER TA T Y Mao Lady . of Fashion; V towards her Slaves.—Xl. warmer hennapheenof oar eastern world as well as in other parts •W ek KEY'. }ILD Post-Coach, every morning. WILL, in the' o r iginal Critique of Dr. 3 •on Orsloger's Poem, " The anholdens them to owe, that their researches having beets COQ. CLIEST2II, Newport, Whitctsureho,,p or k. l ntered ripestedly Sugar Catie. s .--XII.' COI us Anecdote% mph* 1.-- Geed to diseases already enumerated. tisey held on; a certainty of Northwich, and hilddlewieh Post-Cbachi every es s, that he was is. XIII. PiChUnsque Dear-fifth° o f Trinidad a . tintillotdissof re;:itioy to suth as nutylabotir under the debilitating e ff ects of SUNDRWLAND, Stockton and Ya r n, Cosa di.:uvering an ci- the Otioor V, Obscrvad9no on "he A , the Flue ii under the torrid suit e ; ail farther, this having bad ints to the *Me Inns Stmderiasd. Ns Medicine bens Ait s .".... Oh ths'efsalfeet * Of the liiitoititislLlll , lito. Omits their ptolessional capacity of forming ah intimate M A NCILKSTE it, Winslow, Dangleton, Newt itte of " Dr. FO. h i Jd' . Nor etalifillus, Sfilhotrapiser atoll FORMS Inanoldennell with Ow osestitutional habits of seafaring persons, aqd Wolverhanizton Post-Coach, every afternoots- 4; rtit xynt. Cltlginat Poets," , Neel* from their ebdeavours fi rst induced them to Ingham, every morning. r , su the meata llappy ia ras u lt . b his 04 v neopeestdee . dderepe.-a-XVIII. A Old*" siller Iss jr :gis testaaaurances of immediate relief; that • SIIEPFI EL 0 and Rotherham Pon-Coach, cat Nervous diserder.s , • , Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate r•. Vistietiese ritiaiindi= tito prod* ilidnesieretpranitioner ; and they presume HULL, Northcave, Mowden, m u ", „ id D ovine of Spitits, .....'K inntili gri t Isidttation,* John di* peidoadiett ansutiata a fair ground for• the Intoteee- Coach, every •Morsing, at half-past six, to the Cro . • . "am. ' 7. ' tau" ' .411111.1 ' 11"14 U! "emit- .11c.""at;en =t 11111111.4.11111441111° 11S11111114Sis *el bawl II the Public bee° so bes* DO I VE Ay, nuois nci , &ids, wftsl vitee—liii. it % iiiiineorri _,.. ..,.. 3 yste. 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