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7 5' . ... 4 ... •-, p 3 • :.4- . , .... , .... . t . .f., ~,,,.. . .. ~• ~. . . • • .. .' - • K : ; "c f Ni f rg ar N. i: ...:s . A . , "i", 1,,,-.,_,---y c, 14, .. ACP . • _........ ''.--„ , ~.,. . ••• ',...: w •...,..___/ . ____ • 4' • 2.7 ~~e i • . • /' 44..1 ,Tig! , MOST DAY, FEBRUARY 25, MI. N n 7479] [PRICE SIXPENCF,HAISPEATY. TO PARENTS AND OF 4A R DIA NS. FNSBURY ACADEMY. THE ANNIVERSARY of the GENTLEMEN caucared at the Finsbury-squire Academy, will be held.at the City i Lundua Tavern, Bishopgate-street, on Wednesday, the t:: !I March. IfiII.—STLWARDS: Mr Jahn Crossland Mr. Samson Samitun :Nit. John 0(0u:in M . Thos. Saunders 7 Ir. Miller, ten. Mr. William Webb. Tickets One Guinea each, to he had of the Stewards, or at the Par e: die l avern.—Dinner at. Five oVlock, JOHN PHIPPS, Secretary. This day was pahlisited; rite 4s. Gd. the Second Edition, of OESERVATIONS on the CRIMINAL LAW of ENGLAND as it relates to Capital Punishments, and on the Male in which it is administered. By Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY. Printed Cot T. Cadell and iv. Davies, Strand. This day was published, in royal, Iwo. Wit'i the Portrait of Sri Michael Foster, unpaved by Endre, • price 41.. in boards, • TLIFE.of Sir MICHAEL FOSTER , Knt. Ai- some time one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, awl Recorder of Bristol. . . 131 his Nephew, the late MICHAEL: DODSON, T.sq. Barrister at Law. Pri—ed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Churtlt-yard. NUANTED a Youth of respeaab le crinnection% as • as Apprentice to a Surgeott sad Ar.rliersaT ..1 the Country.—A Yrentitun h ezpeeted.—Far pacticolati. al:lemma bt letter (post paid) for G. W. at Mr. Haztley's. Wont-Gant/al, I.aathsah. This day was published, . In One Volume, foolscap, Mes. pric e 7s. boards A GNES, the INDIAN CAPTIVE. A Poem in Four Cantos, With other Poops._ • \vANTEI to purchase, a Secoad-iand, minders twit * Crane Neck ruAr. CON, with Hee4i Lamps. 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POOR CLERGY. THE Eledt;On of Poor Clergymen with good -3- charoc.,rs and large families to partake of Dr. TAY LOUR -‘rd Mr. Mynnrt.roN's and Mrs. CAM'S BENEFACTIONS •his year, wilt tale place in May next.—Blank Petitions may be had at the Corporation House, No. 2, Bloomsbury-Plane, Lon don, betw , :en the hours of ten and three. . By the Rev. JOHN MII FORD, A. B. • Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-raw. This day was published,. • In One Volume 4to. price xi. its. Set hoards, A N HISTORICAL ACCOWNT of the .AN CIP.NT CULDEES of lONA, and of their Settlements lo v ieetlrd, England, and Ireland. ByIOHN JAMIESON, D.D. F. R. S. and F. A. S. E. foe Limintan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and P. Jamieson, Parrot:wet-tow, London ; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. • .• This day was published, In Two Volumes lento. Third Edition, price f.. bound, 'THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, related in Familiar Conversation by a Fiber to his Chi!drew i Inter spersed with Moral and In s tructive Remarks, and Observations ott the moot leadins and in.tructive Subjects. Designed tor the perusal of Yooth.-3y ELI ZABETII HELML Printed for Longman, View, ttros,Orme, and Drown, Pater [totter-row ; and J. liarrn, Ss. Pant's Church-yard. Of whom nifty be bad, by the same Author, , Maternal Instructiam, 19mo. price ss. bound. Instructive Rambles, 12M , i. 4s. O. bound. A•MOs i f RESPECTABLE ROTEL AND TAVEkN. r 'TO be DISPOSED OF, a HOU- , E in the above line, Is an undeniable situation, many year* kilt:446*d.* in bill business, and much frequented by the most respect Mee families in the country.—None need app4 Who canbot ecianstaild £4OOO. Pev,onat applications only ireW be attended to at SS, Marchinont-srect, lltunswiclr-square. • On the Ist of March will be published, 'TRAVELS-in the SOUTH of. SPAINoin ISOO and 1810.— AF. 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Taylor's Motion), C I A COTCH REFORM; with Illustrations from ENGLISH NON-REFORM: in the course of which divers Imperfections ' Abuses, and Corruptions, in the Adnthiletration of Justice, with their auseg, are now, for the first time, brought to light ; with Tables, in which the principal Causes of Factitious Complication, Delay, Vexation and Expence, are distinguished from such as are Natural awl Unavoidable, By JEREMY BENTHAM, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Printed for J. Ridtway, l ,l7o, opposite Bond-street, The Second Edition.—Tables VII. VIII. IX. and X. added to this Edition, may he had separate, price Is. SOCIETY OF ANCIEN I* BRITONS. 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THomAs ALBAN, their Chaplain, and a Sernsnp elstli vered in Ern:dishby the Right Rev. the Lord BISHOP of HERB,, FORD ; and then to proceed to the Free-Mastitis Tavern; Crest (2w:en-street, where Dinner will be provided at Five o'clock Free i In this annual appeal to the liberality of Britons, in favour of an Institution which maintains. clothes, educates ' and apprentices, One Hundred Children, descendants of Welsh Parents, entitled ti 112 parochial relief In or near London, it Would be- Buous to enlarge. TheTrusteet, however, of that excellent.Chs rity. are happy to observe, that they look with increasing hope to tita' approaching period, when, by the additional aid of a gene roil: Public, they will be able to carry their ardent wishes, into effec, by extending the benefits of the Charity to a still greater number of objects. Right Hon. Lord Viscount Cxtve, President, Vice-Presidents : Honourable Cecil Jenkinson, M. P. • William Manning, Esq. M. P. Benjamin Hull, FA. M. 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PHILLIPPS, RELIEF OF TIM' I BRITiSiI PRISONERS IN FRANCE: . rl -1 11E,COMNIITTEE beg to state, that there are at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners la the diffe rent Pristis of Fratice, for the most part in gnat distress; anti • that the 3111%;cription is intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, !n some degree, by assisting them with ardeiee aCiontb tedding, fuel, arid anch other pecessaries as they stead the / • ;7 , 1. in tleoci-or. . • . • , The Committee conceive that this is a case which Mint excite tte syrr.vatiky of their Countrymen at Luse ; and, therefore, without einting anll elaborate address, they trust to their gepevl miry and humanity for supplying a sum commensurate is the occasion Subscriptions are rmetved at Lloyd's, and by all the Banking homes in Loudon ; likewise by SirW. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; Latouche and Co. Dublin ; Robert Shaw uud Cu. Dublin. Subscriptions advertised - Btil3B 9 • Subscriptions since received : . . Thomas Gilclart . 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'.~ ~:; Sce. r I: gre,a Derra nd eritEENOUGH's -1- )/Ailv4; , Es of 'I 0 LU,• thy yeare trial, tvte. th.' rcoritj.a. thetn.sr pleasant attilreftotal 1414edrifIr nil floarsenesses, Sore- Throats,. aad OffluxionsornAlte 1.i.• s, litalittg the Rawness and Soreness of the 'Breast, 5. Rditt in Shortile‘s of Breath, Asihntatie, arid Conaingtpl. ti :iej•laii is. 'llll.y do not cloy the Storn.tch, But create an pp, e. 'the rtwitiv,-ial!y, have R. lAN WARD, printed on ; all other.; are equnterkits. , , I I y an: prcpv,ti and so1,11 : 1 R. Hayward, (Suecesiofitt . r.• (;r, tin! •Inventor,yrisubved from Ludgate-hill. to 56, lan:dons sold 24 1 ,13T,NewbeFry5, St. Paul's Chtscch ,r•i: 711 a Cu. Bow Charelt-yod ; lhyley and Co. Cock • -Bolton awl 'FOC. ^Trio IGzattp,se; 1640%, 6> fora ; cstroogti ;arid Ward, ; and the Venders • : Nledictinvs thoughatm.thc Pniti:d Kingdom. Pike One Shilling and Three Halfptues the Boa. A CARD TO THE El-MALE SEX. " ):t FOTHERGILL's justly-ceiebnaed, Female: 1'i1.1.8, fkir different complaints incident to the Sox, at ea r i , etiods of life. Tttas been truly obiervrid t that women, tt' as the other sex, may be considered to a cdtiin &iree as • , thcj are subjected to a variety of diseales, from the pa . , t• :ne functions tkcy are destined, as mothers, to perform; - • • '1 '-i•taili upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of Nt•cretions connected with the full enjoyment of i• • 'll. 'hi act un the constitution of the female and relieve this rse. ion; no remedy has been known to operate with such oar , luickaters ; and safety, as Dr. Fotliergill's Female Pigs— it ht::11 tonic and invigorating r owers,with its peculiar qua y 0, rclievinr, fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy !Imp . • wl,ich ati front tor) muds blood in the f ; they are the ; • rain cure for nervous, hysteric...and fl atulent complaints, .t• • en „s the various other spasmodic affections so common to the 4 ^. I tp. 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Being an authentic Register of Events from the earliest period to the presei:t time; comprehending an Epi tome of universal History, ancient and modern, with a COrIOUti List of the ino.t eminent Met in all Agri of the World. Also an introductory EssayOn the Prineiplesul Chronology, the grand Divisions ut Time, remarkable historical Era., . • By THOMAS TEGG 4 ',.. London: Printed tot the Editor, No. 111, Cheapakie; and finny be yrs - scared of any Bookseller in England ; also, of Mr. Su therland, rdithurgli, or Messrs. Duncar•s, Glasgow. • _ This day was piablished, prise THE Sec ond Part ot a COURsEof LECTURES containing a Description and Systematic Arrangement o che,sevettl Branches of DIVINI l'Y : accompanied with au Ac aunt, both of the , principal' Authors. and of the progress which hai been made at different times in Theological Learning. By HERBERT MARSH, D. D. F. R. S. . Margartt Professor of Divinity. Sold by F. C. mod J. Rivington, No. dd, :tit. Paul's Church yarJ, and by J. 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Richardson, J. *.perm, J. Mawman, S. &viz, IL Scisoley, W. Reed, and W. Steward. This day was published, in Four large Vols. Royal Octavo, price 1.3. 7a. 6d. in boards, ADIGEST of the BANKRUPT L IWS, with a Collection of the SI'ATUTES and of the CASES argued and determined in the courts of Law and Equity upon that sub ject. By BASIL MON LAGUE, Of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, anal Commissioner ' of Bankrupts. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Law Bookseller, Fleet-street. •.:Ihe first Volume ot this Work contains the Digest or general System of the Bankrupt Laws, arrant,ed in :ts natural order. The 2d and 3d Volumes contain a Complete collection . of all the Statutes and adjudged Cases upon Bankruptcy, by which means Gentlemen who may not have the different Books ot Re ports, wilt in this Work be furnished with all the Cases on that subject, collected from the various Books of Authority. The 4111 Volume conshts of Practical Precedents and Orders in Bankruptcy. TO THE RELIGIOUS WORLD,AND THE ADMIRERS or CALVIN. On the Ist of March will be published, price Ninepence, _ _ Nunibr 11. t:f • - THE GOSPEL MAGAZINt and THEOLO GICAL REVIEW for t 811; containing among other Essays, the folloWing :—The New Birth—Letters from blade.. to Priestley—The Day of Vengeance.--fteligiess of the 16th Cen tury—The True Justification of a Sinner—Spit:fie& Sacra — Question on the Moral 14.4—Eternal Redemptio—Letter from a Tutor to his Pupil on his Marriage—On Mystery, to Dr.Toul min—Mr. Pierce—Golden Chain—Poetry, Literary Intelligence, Obituary, 8:c. &e. Sold by M. Jones, Newgate-street ; W. Day, 13, °omen street, and all other Booksellers. Where may be had, t he Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, now pub lishing in Numbers, at is, each. '1 'HOSE whO suffer pervatis irritation trotn weak. 1 ness of stomschohstnicted hile, and bad'dlgestion, will find relief in SPILSBURY's PATEN I' ANTISCOR Buller:tad PS, which ey all the properties of calomel, without its irritaUllity ; they *so c.nnsuk the health of t h e etticadh t h prolog/Op 'tite ap • psttte, and an tnetease of spirits as due Seal #lep. scared, pbteitelet;tibilre o..elM's Cbtlia scarcely a contelhrate4, healthy • change has Feels produced, as to tadte the best hope. of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheinland_ and Scorbutk complaints, its reputation is established.—West India orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. The genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrappir. boldi 5, Soho-square, in small bottles of ss. 6d.'double bottles 10s. and larger LI. ‘29.—Compound lissence Bs. DR. FRUMAN'S GU TTA SALUTARIS 'FITE value oi this Infallible Medicine has been so A long proved, that nothing' of the present day can bear a competition with it in .dl the dift'erent stages of . a certain Disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation. without debilitating tke colutitutiou in any degree, or even requi ring confinement troll' business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approNeion for more than 30 years. In all the debility of both se Kft, 01,4 prove a never failing restorative, whet* the debility bprodueed by too free we of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers,,and tbose going abroad..— . They cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure In all old stubborn Gleets, • and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs, of urine. By Its efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had be en deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butlers, Nti. 4, Cheapside, cor ner of Vaternost,r-row ; Baxter and Cu. Scott. Mander str7r,- and Smith, Bdinbitryli ; Baxter and 'M'Donald, Glas. sow ; Hoxland. Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Haydon, Ply mom ; Hall, Harding, and Johnston, Gosport; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; rack and Turner ' ; Allnutt, Malory, and J ones, Portsea; Sharp, rortsusuit; l oggett, rannton; Trowman, Exeter; Crutwell and Bums, Bath; Brown, Bristol; and most Country Medicine Venders, hews at is..old W. and each CASES. To Dr. SOLOMON, QUAD HOUSE, near LIVISIV I OOI.. sic, Lyon, Jailor 1910. IMI happy in being enabled, by 'allowing Cakes, to hear testimony in favour of the good effe.:ts of the Cordial Balm of Gilead :—.lt; {TICE Islseetee, a young man of this town, a taylor by husioese, Lad,bern for a considerable heigts ut time in a ai•cliniiir, state, and was at last so much ee -1 duceil in strength, as to be unable to walk across the room with out assistance; was ulnaNardi wholly coafiued to his bed, and • his death expected every day by his I . :fiends. In this hopeless si tuation, his father was induced to make a trial of tin Cordial Balm of Gilead, a large bottle of which be purchased of ate. :Vier taking it only three days he found benelit, and, by a regu hr attention to the directions, and continuance of the meillclnt, was at Irtigth restored to health, and is now able to attend dilly to his business as formerly ; it bring at this tone six months duets Ihe left off taking it. This is, in fact, a remarkable instance of ' the virtues ea the Cordial Bake of Gilead, as his friends, neigh• bouts, sod myself, can certify.-1 friend of mine also, wha re sides about six miles from Lynn, was afflicted several years with a severe nervosa head-ache, for which. he could Bud so baulk, altliongli he had the best advice in his neighbourhood; has ob ' tabled such tenet from the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that lie con- scantly keeps a large bottle in his house; and, to eke his own words, " he canuat live without it You are at liberty to make what use ybu please of the above statements; u I a?n ready at all times to testify to their trieth.—l ma, Sir, your ebedient ser vant., THOMAS MILLER, Bookseller, Lynn, Norfolk. Excessive lituututecies....-The Cordial Balm of Gilead, by its softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its salutary effects, ktiords a sure prospect of returniug strength, and a etre tail hope of muscular invigoration to those who are debilitated by premature or excessive iodulgencies t hence arise •weakness of sight, .verrigos; loss of appetite, and mental decay. 'I be Cordial Balm of Gilead most wood , r:ully cherishes nature, and will sup- port the life'of the aged and infirm. In all linseed decay% debi- I lity, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sex, whether heredi tary,.or owing to youthful imprudeucies, this medicino will afford j . the most wonderful relief. The Cordial Balm of Gile;ci is soil in bottles at 10s. ed. etch,' or four, In or_ family bottle, for 335. on which 9s. is saved: I May In had of all Affecikiue Madero in the Unlpd Td BE SOLD BY PUBL/C AU C f iON. At the Lottdtin Tavern. roxmlo-street, Plymenth, an Theadity the .51fi day t.f March neat, it Twelve 8'004; r i'llE beautiful Copper - bottomed SKIP Lt CHARLES, measuring 389 7-95 Tons. This ship is perfectly new, being taken on her first craze ttp His Majesty's ship Amelia, the lion. P. P. It HT, Captans, after a long and severe chaee i she Is constructed after the exact mo del of that fatuous privateer le Breve, (now his Majesty'. aldi Basbadoes) built by the same artist, and was considered the %nem and fastest nailing privateer belonging to the enemy. n fihe pierced far ee guns, has a figure bead, two decks, vs kh a heti hold, is abundantly supplied with new and valuable stores, has excellent acconunodations, possesses . every good quality that emn be desirable in such a ship, ant may be sent - to sea directly at a trilling ezpence.--4mmechately iftetwards will be Sold, _ All her Gulls; Powder, Shot, and sandry.wailike ttoroi, togs • ther with a quantity of \Vibe, sortie Brandy, Bread, and of Provisions; about SOO kigs Iron Ballast, &c. &c. And then, The good Prussian Gaines' LA SOPHTE—Admeasures 133 3-94 Tons.. This is a strong burthensome Vessel, in gond repair, has a very roomy hold, of easy draught of water, and takes the gnsund captured and condemned as -Prize maths Majesty's ship Snapper, Lieutenant WILLIAM .11NAITIS,. Commander; and a squadron of his Majesty's ships then lying sir Basque Road!: • Also tier Cargo consisting' 4433 Plebe! oteapitil Oak Tim ber for ship4suildinpfrincipAtylSt large dimensions, and a test long Oak Phniti.- " • And thin eight nabs Ile Riga "Masts, measnring from tit to 72 . feet ih length,- ant, front 90 to ?A inches in diameter. .(The above 'limber and Masts are well deserving the atte4tioill of Ship Owners andilluldent.)=?:Afterveards, The pod Ketch LA' JEUNE JlJLlVTTE—Admeasatiiig 55 83-9 a 'rods. This Vessel Is in good repair; an from her peculiar cons strection, is admirably adapted for river or canal navigation: condemned as Prize to his Majesty's brig Monkey, Lieutenant THOMAS FITZGikALD• ' Commander. Aiisl then her Cargo, consisting of 'french Saki . . A(eis veloieb svIU te.41414 1.- , :th!LlPte4 ingtfier 5 4$ Aprroruanz PADlikt *WW I / 4 • . Measuring 57 66-94 Tons. • She is a strong Spanish bulk vessel, has a large tett @allowed takes the ground well, and would make a gemd coaster; con declined as Prize to hTs 'Majesty's Clip AIILIZOII 3 Joust Joyce Eat'. Captain. Also to &eons Peruvian Bark, landed from the said Prim. And then the following Goods, viz. 15 Casks and Cases, contaiiiing.ll4oo pair soldien' Shoes Id Cases, containing 740 pair Soldier's Caps 1 ePitto, containing TapeUs and Trimmings for ditto 1 pin°, containing Oil Case Coverings fur ditto 1 'Ditto, containing Rosettes, Tufts, and Brass Onsalnento for Caps, Shoulder Straps, Sm. 1 .Ditto, containing Watches, Gold Lace, Epaulets, Gold Embroidered Stars, and other MiLtary Ornaments fur Officers, and sundry articles of Jewellery. Being part of the Cargo of TEspoir, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Amelia, the Hon. F. P. Irby, Captain. The under-mentioned Vessels are also for Sale by Private Cams tract, vie. A NEW PRIZE BRIG, burthen about 110 Tom (foreled built, but free), is strongly fastened•and treenaited, sails and takes the ground well; she is a most desirable "vessel for the coasting e.nploy, or for any trade her dimensions will suit ; is completely rigged and tell stored, and may be sent to sea immediately. A BRIG, about 1100 'Tons burrhen ; a particularly strong oak built vessel,*(foreiga built, but free), in excelleut repair, is abun dantly supplied with good and useful' stores, takes the ground well, has two Hush decks, would make an excelleut coaster, transport, or victualler; is fitted for a thy cargo, well adapted for the West Indian or Mediterranean trade, and in ad reoprcut I calculated to make a profitable merchantman—die La ready tot sea buniediately.—And the (billowing Good, : 33 Baits best Lou Anna Cotton 113 I loolteads Superior Red Wines (I.rench), and 12 Ditto Viii t ()rave. (One Concern.) • - The above Wines are of the best quality, and well suited to Cis East or West India, or American Markets. For inventories, catalogues l and further information, apply to THOMAS COLE, George-etreet, Plyaami February 13, 1611. DIXON'S AN 111111.10 US PILLS. eirHESE PILLS have long obtained a jest cele -- hrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Liam', Apothecary, and from their great success in many'oblitinate ps. lima Disorders, our numerous packets of distinction and other , particularly the Duke or Bedford, Sir George Warren, tfe Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &r. &e. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap probation and sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing Indigestion, for preventing • crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eteh:Llama and flat u. lencies. l'hey prevent habitual and temporary eostlyettess, sick head-aches, and heart-born, which Is oreasiotnsi by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony ul the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. - Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett. SIR—I have been in the habit of taking ydur Dixon's Antll:4- I lions Pills with the greatest success, for the last three years, par- I tictibtiy when pregnant; I have recommended them to seve ral of my female acquaintances...in a simfar situtitien, also to many gentleman: who are in the habit of frequenting our house. Being quite out of the Pilia, I should thank you to tend me two I of yaw !artily Boxes, as I am now within six weeks of my MI • lineman. Mr. Bennett Is Postmaster, and as soon as I receive the Pills I will remit you a post-ofliee order to the amounts Hotel, Hereford, • I am,'Sir, your obedient Servant, January 14, Hunk FLIZ. BENNE'Cr. Eold wholesale auil retail, at Mr. Butler's, to. e, CreSPstat, I corner of Pateruester-rovr ; Barer and Co and Smith, Edits ' burgh and Glasgow i Hoxland, Granvill and Son, and Giibert I and ilaydone Plymouth ; Harding, Hall, and Johnston. Gniport; Newberry and. Son, Dahlia ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; Maiory, Alhaut, and Jones, Pintos ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Cargill and I Scott, klitiburgh ; Jogger, Taunton ; l' re w nom Exeter; Carts, I we ll and Rims, Bath ; Brown, Bristol; Hull and liftwo, New 1 YoNi ; and most country mediclne venders, in bozos at ta. 941. li. I and Sils. alb. , • • - . .