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....1 . 4 1 '/ • - ‘. 71: " ' . ; ' •4 • • ....1 - . t 4 ' • •- + 1 k :# . 4,, A. - • , • , . 1 - . . NI • • . • . • • • .7 I IFNN .... t , 10 0 " • • ‘ ''' 1. • •IV Win • • ' . - . ....i - ,• I .4. .-,-.47,- . ,-r . „C. .l , /A . A)/t . . . / 4-- ...417.' ~ 1 , .. 'sro 1 y I , .C .., C •,_ f • c ),, ii , k ' . ~, t \,..../r, • ..., , , . I ) 4.: • ' (.........._, c . . 1 11111 . _ _ .. - • ~. NUMBER 7493' WIGAN. 13th FEBRUARY. A MASTER WAN TED for the FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of WIGAN, In the County of LANCASTER. NOTIOE is hereby given, that the Meeting nf the .1 1 Trust.-es of the sill School for the Election of a Head- I Mager, %. al..uroed to Wednesday., the 17th day of April next. at Flcven o'Clock in the Forenoon ; at which time the said Trus tees will meet as the New Town Hall, in Wigan aforesaid, to ex amine such Candidates as may offer themselves for the Mastership of the said School; and will immediately aftersrardselect a Master, according to the directions of the Statutes of the said School. The Arias er will have. a House with £3O a year, and the Salary 'Neill be unwards of .ElOO a year; and as some part of the Lands belonging u •he said School are in Lease for the Life ot an aged Person, il:e I rustres may on the expiration of the Lease increase the salary, if the Master shall be then approved of by them. The Statutes of the School require that the Head-Master shall be well skillrd and experienced in the Greek and Latin Languages. Testimonials of the regular Lffe and exemplary conduct of the Candidat - ei stow be rent to Mr. Clayton, of Wigan, one week befifie the day of Election. • LOST, fr om the Bath and Bristol Mail, from the Crown Inn, Portsmouth, to the Red Lion, Salisbury, a small HAIR TRUNK with a Brass plate marked SAM. HA YDON, supposed to have been left in the Mail on the 10th February last. Whoever 1)44 found it, or can give snch information as maybe the means of recovering the same, shall reeelye a reward of TWO CI/ IN EAS by applying to Messrs. Toulmin and - Copland, 2/1, Surrey-btreet, Strand - TO OFFICER' OF THE ARMY.—MESS MAN. WANTS a Situation as MESS-MAN, with'sny Regiment. a sober steady can have undeniable ie. commendatior. from the Regiment be has served, and being pro fessionally a Cook, will make it na study to give every lath,. fact ion.—Pleave to address to A. B. Mr./Markey, No. 9, Clifford greet, Bond-street. PALL. MALL. THE Nobility and Gentry are most respectfully incormed, that for the future, Mr. ALLEN will rex+ his Fumitnres at tko wholesale prices, which aro front ls. to 2s. per yard less than the kind of Furniture can be purchased for at any other Warehouse; also plain colours for lining at gs. per yard ellwide.—Ware-room% 61, Pall-Mall. HOSOMY. of Silk Stockings, or of India Cotton Stockings, ate informed there is a large quantity to be sold of, very cheap, at RADFORD'S Nottingham Warehouse, No. 52, Cbeapsisle, tour doors from Bow Church, with a groat variety of all riser sorts of Hosiery, Gloves, real Welch Flannels ' Ladies' Petticoats, and Ladies' and Children's invisible; Dresses, all in oae Shopkeeper's; and those that weal to boy largely will find an advantage well worth their attention. Good White or Black Silk Stockings, 6a 6d. a pair; to the hest qual era, proportionably cheap; Men's Brows or White Cotton, for bows, from Is. 6d. to 2a. id.; very Ise, for shoes, Ss. 641.; La dies' fine Cotton, Is. tid. to • superfine. from Ss. to tetra sures-Sm., 45.; a quantity of goa d Kid and Beaver Gloves, 9d. a pair ; a variety of other Fashionable Articles, too numerous to mention.—Observe : they are at No. S 2, Cbrapslde four doors from Bow Church.---Some very curious White Kid Gloves to sell cheap. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE.heg to suite, that' . there are at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners hi the diffe rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great di:tricot ; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Claath big, Bedding, Fuel, aud such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of. The Committeeconeeive that this is a case whiCh must excite the sympathy of their Countrymen at large, and, therefore, without offering a ny ulabora;:r addreu, they trust to their genero sity and humanity for supplying asum conimensurale to tlaeoccasson. Subscriptions are also ricetved at I.loytfs, arid by all the Bank ing-houses in London ; likewise by Sir W. Forbr s and Co. F.diii burgh ; Latouehe and Co. Dublin ; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Amount of Subscriptions advertised - - £10,t186 lo U Subscriptions since received t Thomas Croft, Esq. 110 10 William Pace, Esq. I 2 2 The Rev Matt. Thomas 2 S Phiiip Deare, Esq. 1.0 lii Minister and Warden at J. G. 2 2 Dearborn 2 17 Andw.Strahan,Esq.M.P.lo 10 J. and G. Whateley 5 0 Colonel Serjeantson, of Wm. Dalmahoy, Esq 2 2 Camp-hatloatar Thirst 10 10 Lieut. Wm. Poor £1 Is. 6d. J. I union 5 5 J. r: Everett, Esq Key- K. . 1.. 3 3 t:suurn - 10 10 Fred. Cavendish, Esq. 30 0 Richard ' Bagsltaw 1 0 Peyton and Grenfell 5 5 T. A. - - 10 10 John and Arthur Arch S 5 T. Greenaway and Son 2 V. Edward Shaw, EN. 5 5 Joseph Smith Edwards, Carlens and Co. 10 10 and Co. - . 10 10 John Rogers ind Co. 10 10 Creed, Usher, and Co. 10 10 W. G. 1 1 li. C. - 5 5 James Donaldson 1 1 'Wm. Higginson, Esq. 10 10 Win. Parr 1 1 Mat:. Easum and Son 10 10 Wm. Mathis 1 1 Parish of Betham,West- Joseph Bell 1 1 morland £9 Ids. 6d. Rich. Harris 1 1 John Lockett, Esq. 5 0 John Fretbairn 1 • 1 Mrs. Barker 5 .5 Edw. Carlisle S S .S. W etch, Esq. 5 5 John Bacon S S The Solicitor General 10 10 Reay and Christopher 10 10 E. F. 2 0 Sir Wm. Blizard 5 0 W. H. F. 1 I Win. Lafflrest, Esq. 10 10 Jeseph Lane, Eaq. 5 5 Richd. Blakemore, Esq. S. Allen 1 1 Melin Griffith 10 0 John Guildiemud 5 5 Daniel Stephensor ' Esq. 5 0 - G. 3 3 Tempiemon Cole, Esq. 10 10 James Smith, Esq. 5 5 T. C. 6 0 Rey. George Nugent 55 A Collection at the In- Robert Cooper, Esq. 5 5 dependent Meeting, John Rapp, Esq. 10 10 Dundee, transmitted Edmund Burton, Esq. 2 2 per John Guild, Pro 'he Clerks of Brute, Yost and Chief Ma- Simson, Free(' fc Co- 6 6 gistrate £l7 Os. 6d. stast:sl.4 and Saxe 2 2 Sir John Morris, Bart. The Right Honourable . per Messrs. Goslings Lord Stawell 50 0 and Sha r p e 5 5 Sir Henry Hawley, Bart.lo 10 Ihe Right Hon. Lord Jane Lady Thompson 5 5 Newark ;.less. Copland, Bowles 1 The Right Hon. Lord and Co. 1 0 10 i Curzon 10 10 'l*. and W. C. M. 22 I Sir Stephen Cottrell 10 0 Right Hon. Geo.Canninglo 10 I Hugh Leycester, Esq. 10 0 The following Subscriptions received from Beverley in Yorle shire, per R. DALTON, Eaq. Beverley Bank: A Collection at St. Ma- I A Collection at the Min ry's Church, after a 'ter, after a Sermon Sermon preached per preached per the Rev. Rev. R. Rigby £27 19s. 60. John Jackson ell 114 ed. Lieutenant-Gen. Vyse 21 0. Mr. J. B. Arden 1 1 Henry Legsrd, Esq. 10 10 A t ollection at the Vil- Mrs. Jane Ltgard 5 5 Lige of Bishop's Bur- One Day's Pay from the ton, per the Rev. Mr. Nonsconinilsaloned Of- Rigby - Been of the 3d East- A Collection at Leann- York Local Militia, Geld, per ditto 3 8 1 . commanded by Colo- The Mayor and Corpora- IS 10 ad Bethel' .0 15 don of Beveriey ' r 7 A Collection in aid of the Fund for the Relief of the Bri tish Prisoners in France, will be made at the Vainest Lon nom CRIJRCII, .T UUUUUU ZILOLZ-STAXIIT, OD. tom the 2oth of March, in the morning, after a Sanwa preached upon theme*. lion, in French, by the Rev. Lewis blencin, Minister of the said Church. Stress to begin at Maven o'clock precisely. THOMAS FERGUSON, .tvitary • )ig4 3, OssgPlaas.l.loOrtiet WEDNESDAY, MARCH is, 1811 This day was published, in I vols. Syn. price 21 la. is boards, A•Nriv Edition, being the Third, of ESSAYS ON PRACTICAL EDUCATION. By MARIA and R. L. EDGEWORTH. Printed for los. Johnson and Co. 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The whole illustrated with &variety of ~.authentic Facia * peter before bubliabesi• Landon : Printed for the Author; and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. IS, Strand; Sherwood, Neely, and )ones; Longman, Hurst, item ' and Orate, Paternoster-row ; also by all Book sellers in the United Kingdom. g-} No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed—which, in itself, is the most convincing argument that can be adduced of the vast utility of this work. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS. Copy of a Letter from J. Montague Leigh, Esq. SlR—Mydaughter's case of consumption being de dared by her Physicians hopeless, I applied to a popular ad writhed Balsam, which failing to afford the least benefit, I WAS inclined to give the Osymel of Stramonium, as recommended by Surgeon Fisher, a trial, and I have great pleasure in saying that she derived immediate relief from it. In the short period at three days her cough abated, the expectoration diminished, the hectic fever nearly disappeared, Lail, by persevering in the use of this valuable remedy, the symptoms gradually left her, and her strength increased ; so rapid was her progress to recovery, that in three weeks she was entirely tree from atilt consumptive symptom, and at this time is perfectly well, to the astonishment of our Medical Friend, and all that had witnessed her emacired sate I am, Sir, your very grateful and obedient set rant, . . Bernerd-street,Feb. It, i iI. 3. M. I Ef This Ozymel, and the Herb for smoaking, prepared b: the li. rections of Surgeon Fisher, and 141 only by Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Baccin, 150, Oxford-road; rover, 44, Par liament-street; Butts,to, Berner's.street, Oxford-road; Lynch, Manchester; Poole, ester; I yntbr, Worre.ter ; Sheaard, Bri tol ; and Hornby, York. 01 whom may he hail Surgeon Fisher's Familiar Treatise on the Causes, Prevention, and Cure of Asth ma, Consumption, Ike. third ed.tion, price 26. 6d. THE PREVENTIVE OF TFIR CONSUMP 110 N OF Trip. LUNG'S,' commonly called a DECLINE ; namely, RYMER's PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDI LI" LINE, with VITAL AIR. In the Measles, Inflammation of the Lungs, and plethoric Asthma; and in all other infiarnma tory Affections, whether local or general, this medicine proves instantly sanative: wherefore, in violent colds, catarrhs, bailie nen. coughs, &cc. (those constantforerunrers of Consumption of the Lungs) this Medicine is confidently recommended. CASE IX. From a Gentleman, aged 40, of a corpulent and plethoric habit. Dear Sir, Hampstead, Feb 7, 1806: My lungs being oprressed with phlegm, attended with difficult brra hing tsar several months past, I took various medicines with little or no benefit; bu:, upon hearing of your Pectoral Balsam being of repute in such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoonfulls every night at bed time. I am happy eo inform you that I found relief from the first ; and, by coonituing it about a fortnight, I found myself se much better that I took only a small dose occasionally, and now continue as well as ever. You/s, respectfully, W. HAMMOND. CASE X. Sir—A Lady, a near relation of mine, being overheated in dancing, imprudently took a draught of cold drink, and exposed herself the cold air of a winter's night; the consequence of which was a severe cold with hoarseness, soreness of the chest, sod cough. Having often experienced the beneficial effects of your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began Irons the first attack with it, and continued it according to the directions, till she was quite well. As consumption so frequently follows such seizures when neglected or badly managed, I think it my duty to the public, „go your medicine, and yourself, to beg that you would publish this cure. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Brighton, March SS, 1506. I'. FISHER. CASE XL Sir.--On the setting in of the severe weathertut December, I was seized with the asthma, and s upon using the least exercise, I was _almost out of breath. 1 immediately had recoune to your ex- • sellout Pectoral Medicine. sad, by raking about three bottles of It. 1 gO4 -as weU as ever.—Frain Sir, your humble servant Gravesend, April 3. 1,35. JOHN Pl - 111..i..1P5. Prepand and sold la bottles at two - shillings and ninepence ; 65.. - and I 1 s.datyleseladed, by James Rymer, tor:eie, itelgat e, Surrey, sod, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Clinsch-yard ; and retail, by F. Newbery semi Sons, 43, St. Peas Church-yard ; Swan med.Ces. Oxford-street ; F. Smith, tie, Haymarket, Mrs. Miefiikery, Center of St. Peel's Cbureb-yard • Tutt, Royal Es teban... Ward, tioeleeero ; and ad We Waders of boa Ma& lion bibs Ihtized II PRICE 81,XIIINCE-HALFPENNY AGOOT) HOUSE TO BE SOLD, fit for the reoeption" of a genteel Family, airily situated near Rimy. square; consisdng of nine Rooms, besides two Kitchens, Wash.. bow, arekod Wine Cellar, &c. ice It will be found an advan tageous purchase for aby Lady or Gentleman going to lino* keeping, as any part of the Furniture may be taken by appraise r • tnent. 'firm unexpired 74 If 'ars. Ground Rent sigh* Guineas. Price £9OO. The Proprietor wants £400. 2100 may remain as long as may suit the purchaser.—For Canis of Address apply to Mr. Boyce, No. 75 Charlotte-street, Rathhoie-utace - • SURREY, SS MILES FROM LONDON. CAPITAL FARM. AND DEMI lON OF MANOR -I'o BE LE I' ON LEASE, And entered npon at Lady-Day nett. A MOST desirable FARM, comprising a very' • 1. cbefonalite modern House, Bt for the residence of a Family of respectability Arnod Garden, Barns, Stables, Sheds , !cc. another House and Homestead, and about • SSJ Acres of very capital Arable,lPleadow, Pasture and Woad Land. The Manor expends over a considerable space of ground, soi ls well osecked • 'stair Game. The DWel;intikouacs and FaFtri Bastictingtare in excellent/gab. The 'Land lies within a Ring Fence, and is in good condition, a mosiderabi: portion tisvbue been for sake time in eh% hands of the Proprietor. For further Particulars splay to Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's-lon, London. SOMERSET. ELIGIBLE FREEtIOLDIgibiNE, and SIXTY ACRFS of LANI), situated in a rtemant Neigidiontbood, 35 milts front Weymonth, and about 30 from 3atb and Bricol, and near Lb. Town of Somerton. _ _ To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. PLURA, • On Thurarky, the 21st day of March Instant, at Two o'Clot k 14 the Afternoon, at the Lamb Inn, in the City of alit, I. uhjec to such conditions as will be there produced, (unles'previouvl disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice %sill be given), LLthatmostdesirebleFßEEHOLD eSTATE. A. consisting of a capital Dwelling-k.use, at fur the reside cs of a genteel L'amily, called SUMER! ON CULlit'r, with Its Ap. purtenances, containing, by admeasurement, 60A ult. 34P. mum or less, of exceeding good Aralile,Pastutr, and Orchard Ground, situated at sontemon Erle, otherwise Somerton ftriy, v..itau hal a mile of the !oven of Somerton through which tlsat are a daily post and coach to and from I.osdt.n,&c. The greatest part of the La.ids is surrounded by roads ; the 'huh: of it is in a ring fence round the house, in a high state of cultivation. and furors a most eligible E.tate for a residence. Possession may be had of the House god the Lands on the 6111 41. y of April next, by taking Vie Fixtures, stock, and Crops, at a valuatione—For a view of the "'remises, applica.:on •o be made at this House, between the hours of twin the lorsauun and there in the afternoon. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Office of Mr Blantlford, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London; at the Bush, Bristol; at :he Crown, Weymouth; at the Market-house, Taunton ; at the Swan, Wells; the George, Bridgwater; at the Orme of Mr Par sons, Solicitor, Somerton, who is authorized to treat by private contract; at Mr. Plura's, sod at the Lamb Inn, Bath ; at which latter place Plans of the House and £stae may be seen. From the Hon. and Rh;lit Rev. Lord BISHOP tit' Lill4 LISLE, To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary, Cheapslde, London SIR —I readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords me of adding my testimony to that of the Lord Chief Baron, in favour of your CHINO'S PA' LEN r WORM LG., ZENGES; my eldest son having, a aw months ago, derived very material benefit from the see of it. lie bad been unwell for several weeks previous to his tilde, it ; erred pale, doss elated, war languid, And cowls:tied trequent y of Ong in blis head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, wim had accidentally seen hint in this state, fortunately recommended to me the trial of your Lozenges, and that no time might be last, ur any mistake might occur, in ob•aining The genuine medicine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these uceasioacil a visit& amendment, and after the second dose ev e ry unpieasant symptom disamieured, but I judged it right to give the third, as the two forartr I al agreed so uncommonly well. From that time my soq has been in perfect health, and I certainly attribute his cure "holty to tha riEcorY of the Worm Lozenges. I have since reconumaded your Lozenges in several instances wherein I have the sa.;,l-c:iun r• assure you, they have uniformly been of great service. I ought to add, that from the nature of the affect produced by them in my sou's case, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from en obstruction between the stomach and VISCCIU. I am, Sir, our ob.dient servant CARLISLE. Rose Castle, December 7. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Euler, No. 4, Cheapilda, corner of Pa ernoster row ; Scutt, Cargill; Baster and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Beim, Portsmouth; Newhery and Sun, Dublin; Pack and furner, ; Hotiand, Craned's and Son, and Gilbert and Hayden, Wytneti.ll; Hell and don n• New York; and aetoft country medisine venders and perlumses In boars, at St. lid. each. DR. JAAIES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were cortriv.:d by the inventor as a remedy f..:r himself, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably cal culated for rheurnatisms, cold,, and ail those complaints to wkicb the human frame is liable Isom the vlcisrhudes of our climate-. likewise fur bdiaus and all other slisorders'of the stomach and bow,ls, and for head-ac:ies, trcasioned by iodl,:esti , n, or by f. is living.---'‘old only by F. Vewliery and Sons, at theWarehouie for Dr. James's Powders, No. 43, St. Paul's Church-yard , and a: Dr James's late house in Bruton-street, price is. ed. a box, contain fug 26 pills, or ,ix in one large box hie Li 4s. 41 . 6 None are genuine but those which have the words " Newbery, No. 4;, St. Paul's," engraved hi the stamp. A true judgment_wiil be formed of the pretensions of a matt who otters Dr James's Pills, fur sale, when it is known that he was a inert labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant ut the principal ingredient in Dr. lanses'sVowler, of which by had the audacity to advertise himself as "the original and onla preparer;" though It is proved that this medicine was actually prepared and sold before be was born, and that be never w as ens• ployed in any part of the process. ' I ' . DIXON ' S ANI'IBII . WUE PILLS. THESE PlLLS.have long obtained a just cede. -A- brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Visor. Apothecary, and (runt their great success in many obstinate Bt. ious Disorders, our nurnerous patients of distinction and Misers, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, tl•ti Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, /Lc. &e s he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the 4p.• probation and sanction of their names. • They are found to be an incomparable remedy fur restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flan/- Intents. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-aches, aid heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the actitnony the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett. Stn—l have been in the habit of taking your I)ixotes Antibb' bus Pills with the greatest success, for the last three years, par ticularly when pennant; I have recommended them to stye. ral of my female acquaintances in a slower situation, also to many gentlemen who are in the habit of frequenting our house. Being quite out of the Pills, I should thank you to send me two of your Family Boxes, as 1 am now within six weeks of my con finement. Mr. Bennett is Postmaster, and as soon se I receive the Jbils I will remit you a post-olive order to the amount, Hotel, Hereford, 1 em, Sir, your obedient Servant, January 14, 1808. ELIZ. BENNETT. Sold wholesale and reran; at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cpeamitdo, corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Etheo burgh and Glasgow ; Hoxland, Granvill and Son, and Glibent . and Hayden, Plymouth ; Harding, Hall, and lolinstoo. 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