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•~..;~* : • pr ..,... " .~ . t o , , . , ; :4s) 1 ,7 c. ;Tr, o 2 • 1«. "wolf • ! I * . . 1 5 44 .k Ott/ • eitit :.~,. r~ f' Nry '4.1101d T • ••• 5,3 pi t . . - - 4419233• ~a - - .a. I . •• • 'OAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. • . , . ~ . :1 ft&October, .11116. ' • etrootataccof the Aet of - the 55th year of tit roto r Majetti, by which it b emitted that the Out-Pen; loos of ibis Hospital •shidl in future be paid qtarterly, rind- 1 man bitted of balf.yeatly, Netiee IS hereby given, by order of Il i glee Honourable the Lords and 'others, Cottatigdown Tor: b o o s the affairs of the said Henkel, that all the Out.Pett.. Yawn t h e reof teddies in London, os within the District of the ix' of Mortality, are required to appear personally and ref. i sest ai,widt air In<trottions and Certificates qi:m i nti l loa, l ot to Sectemi's (Mice in the said Hespital on the telitseediro iia kith& attest dames, *tort*/ to their several rat* dhoti*, as indettßintliied; when attends lee will be gives .... . Nine o'clock in the btoining,,entil. ibrite in tha afternoon, fres je tae payment of a Quarter at . a . Yews Pension to ofee P nce to j ob of December a s st. A On TUESDAY, the 6th of betaisr, n o it aa gootes at ad. 6d. and ild. pet air ooi iv sib t ai loom d cr e aky, Foot Guards, and bilintegoirdeil* *sea ; hin Oh Mi On WEDNEADAY, thilsb et itilobso,.l,o r. .. o we is 9d. per darttint the Okra* lleplelaralfiglagro s toilis SOth of Foot hidudve. On THIIIHDAY, the 10th of October, .. . • o at at sd. per day, from the 31st Regiment of Foot, and all r pelnabbg Regiments and Corps; as also the Militia at 106. PO' . Oa FRIDAY, the 11th of October, , _ ' use at toper dep.:rem the di ff erent Regiments of Clontry, fill the Ist and sd Regiesenu of Foot Guards. !IF On SATURDAY, the 13th of Octobers 1 Arse at to per day, from the ad Regiment et Toot Goias, she and of the sombered Regiments at that Rate. Oa MONDAY, the 14th of October,. floe at is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, W oe. Dandles., and all the remaining Regiments and Carps , arks the Petitioners at is. Old. per day. ' On TUESDAY, the 15th of October. Those* Is. It Is. ap. Is. Sd. is. aid. and Is. Sd. per day. •On WEDNESDAY, 'the 16th of October, Thome Ts. aid. ls. ad. is. aid. Is. ad. ls. Sid. Is. Ild. and Wig Per eV' ,to.l lie THURSDAY, the 17th of October, ipso MA* 7.1. per day and upwards. ..; ' On FRIDAY, the lath of October, . how Rensimiers from the several Regiments and Cops who iov ben admitted ea account of blindness. lilt Ago ordered and directed that all Out‘Perisionero belting * i the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their be t oken, which they are tequired to produce at the time' of wept, by which they are ordered .to transmit to the Pay osost.General of hie Majesty's Land Forces In Loaded, their =as therein prescribed. on or immediately after every fity; without which their names will net be entered on et tip Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are out after wilate *sage their pita of abode, a:specified in their affida oeiwithem enaveidable necessity, and duly notifying the Mine. hid that if any Pensioner dad fraudulently auempt to re eine doable payment of id Patielon, either at Chelsea. or at auni tud =e, be shad be stench tiff the List, and forfeit all front tolelstabilehinent. , RICHARD biLAVB, Sesretary and Stistotiot: itisrmitose Nabs. &airs, to tower grDIREC7,RS UNITED vr i pmeciwasf JUNLLIND, & y: CI, harsh Ore =lke, eljtegoisturs who stood vaned as Voters be the :pia April last, will be ready to tin Stb November neat.. rzs colo. Borders. _ ligtl4l se deg BANKIIItIY LICSKILS• .1741117-01 1 1701,Lffiks, Sep. 14,1111. Z is hereby given, That all Liceneea ; ranted to llooken or others, to haw promissory no" , kto the bearer on dental* and allowed to be Misused, ipire.on the Roth of October next, and that they malt be 5d within amo month from that day, or penakles will be _ tat a separate Hamm must be taken out ter every place the notes shall be issued, in England, etalas as tencla to le mod, bad issued their notes, at Several places, before the 2d MOB, and originally obtained one licence for all inch places ; &which ease only, they will be again included in ow licence. 'he duty so each licence it Z3O. That every licence must specify tist . trantes and places of abode fthe persons to be license& and the name of the place or places hue, and the name of the bank, as welt as the partnership Meinyle, or firm, under whit* the notes are to be lamed;' ii licences to persons in partnership must* specify the names and Yon sf abode of all the persons concerned in the , partnetbhip, 'tither all their names appear on the notes be not ; and in de- i ah duccof tie licences will be void. With - Mateo of the notes must also be left at this ; ' • PP* ler lath licences. • llut a penalty of .ClOO for every offence is imperial I I of promissory notes; of the description aforesaid, or at any other place, or und e r any pdser name, alit, firm, than is spedfied fn the licence. * fhb nodes i, given that all persons concerned may conform • th e law, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise Prtittattd ; and that persons, applying for licences may come lnyared vskh all the requisite particulars to be inserted therein, shiner which the licences 'cannot be filled up, so as to protect Nitta *phut penalties. _ By order of the Qoottnlieloners, WM. KAPPEN, Secretary. HE tn. WILLIAM HiI 7 HERINGTON's CH.A.BITY to the BLIND; established 1774. 01111151" S HOSPITAL, LONDON. WHEREAS the above-named Gentleman, in his Lito.time, enabled the Ooverndli of this Hospital to pay *aides of 410 to each of SO blind persons, in the hope that tqalapte r ,_ would be Colima by other benevolent characteis, .'" u ftra She this public Notice, that from the very maul .atettt Mations made to Mr. iletheringtoila oflghlal Fuld, by and by will, they are now enabled to extend the yto upwards of 480 P ersons . Gernors rye this public Notice, that fleas th e 15th of 'lath the &l of November, in every year, they are ready to I ftcleito the Counting-house of the Hospital, nil= the personal t is leallief a friend' Petitions kw tiny blind Persons duly qua- Ths leading qu abacadons are stated hereunder, =dents's row:threw prove themselves strictly within than, artstioes is their behalf will be *utility holden : %land, to the exclusion of Wales and BuiPielaltioda. i sot Age, So years and uptterds• Mee gars is tain ts , &ring ligir proem undo and estal J 1 Mat . period. ive wbo have ever begged, reeetved Mae; et are deemed ~I : hk i zi Parish LUNA are excluded frau llsoefit Ortaler it which are intended " for tbos=awballs c , Iteaglit al' , and who want some to lOW e o s Zak a Life nose esetoetsble sager Mb* M ideg i llat itleifaaltD CORP, £lurb hum the peat but* of tits clarity It is hood aro* en:sod to L.ostets. - • _.~ . ~, ' e . • I I 130 i rwi edj' it ri h. 1.. r. • - : • • ia_ ,1 14,0111 •i' . • nnirii, i ' H• '• • • .1 :t • 11. 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' GCARROLL, Contrectot, resphtfally inform. • the Public, that Tickats and Shares, warranted antlrawl4 are on sale at his Offices, No. 1, CORNtilLl.,.ind'26l OXFORD-STRUT, Where the following Capitals were Sold on the LasaDay of Diaaring . - i 1,566 a Pest of ditmo 32i590 - .: 1,000 . 5,800 • - 500 And 1,840 IN . THIRTV-EIGHT swags. 1 the rrialt4Oß ROW, October the 4th, will be last Day of Drawing of the State Lottery, when the first Prlie . drawn will be entitled to £30,000, 3 per Cent. Console.—Tbe Wheel contains 1 Prise of Thirty Thousand Pounds ! e PA:tsar Ten Thousand Pounds ! 4 Prizes of One Thousand Poem& ! Besides several of £5OO, Zino. £SCO, Ste. pm. all Of irbleisouse be deems TO-MORROW. A few undntirn Meters and Shares are still on Sale at the for. tunate Offices of T. LUSH, 4. Dunhill, and 9, Charing•Cross._ where the folhwlng Capitals, drasiru last Saturday, were sold and shared: 9,935 a Prise of ,e 40,000 5,143 a Pito of 430,000 "7,tei a Ptise of £5OO. The fortunate Holdeis inn feeeive their Money on Dnusind. NipTILLIAM CRESWICK, Pxper.M4ker, N 0.5, John•strcet, Oxford-ma eet, London, begs to offer ►o the Public, (Me or Two Htutdred Reams of RetirJ or Retree Super fine Bath Post, at the low Priets of JOs Gd. per Ream Thin 4 or Seven Peace per Quire, Its. Gd. per Ream Thick; or Eight Pence per Quire, Being the Retree part of Ws Stack remaining after the doetsm pled bale he has experienced daring the Summer Months. • . The best Superfine Bath Post as befcre, Thin, ISL per Ream, Thick, 14s. 6d. per Ream. •Other articles of Stationary , equally low. Account Baths, sii:h•Jut charge for.RUling. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH THIS CANCER, its. DUTTON's BREAST SALVE is 'recommended to the Ladies id - particular, as a safe and certain Cite, not • oily for that cruel Disorder !mown by the name of the Maier but likewise for all other CompWM, in the Breast, to wh%ck the Fair Sax are inove pecultarlf LaMb, sod wildch •it weverlitte to heal radically, without cutting, or any other painful operatioit whatever. The experience of forty years and upwards, daring which period astonishing turns have been performed by this try!, valuable medicine, authorizes the Proprietbr to pronounce it a safe and permanent remedy In the most inveterate ca•es. Nor is the glitty of this Salve cm: lined eadeTy to complaints in the Br , inasmuch as Its excellency is • sovereign and unrivalled in ' all manner of Wounds, Chilltlains, Sores, and all kinds of Cu taneous Disorders : in all which eases, a speedy and effectual cure maybe depended epos. Prepared only by V. GrlfStlis, (the Sole Proprietor), No. SO, Coppice-rnw, Coldbath-square, Clerkenwell, London • and sold by him, to pots, at Os. 6d. and i is. each (hay includ ed). Sold also, by his appointment, by Mr. Sanger, 15; OlGNitltreet I Mr. Randal, Royal Each tele, Cornittil .; and Messrs. Wright and Holwell, .269, High.street, Borough. • • •„• Persons to the Country, inckhinga ail note, In a letter, post paid, addressed to the Proprietor one J, may have twu Eleven Shilling Pots sent to their order—a saving of 2s. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATEN r. FAKE'S GENUINE PILLS. justly Gimous L for curing, in slits stage, the VANEREAL DIAEAMIL One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, In a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of Ms speedy • recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or morn convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour. des-or to sex, as it needs no confinenseut nor restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. Pot the Scurvy *td other Chronical Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes hive been radically cured of this above creel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, Nu: 9, New Bridgastreet, it. Boxes of only 2s. 9.1. each, duty included.-- N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages et night.... They are alto sold by their appointment, with copious dirmions, at the Joy shop; 103, Oxforastreet ; Mr. Disborongles, No. 7, ligsh-street-bill, nearly -opposite the Monunteut ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland: Advice gratis to persons taking the above% or other of the Pro. palemes Medicines. . • A MOST' VALUABLE. SCARCE, AND akitTAlfil i ,„ MEDICINE POR EITHER SEX. "*. '• • 'DR. 110E1tHAAVE's RED PILL. : throuthout Europe for the cure of every stage ap tom of a Cenaii: Complaint. These Pills are mild, but 'hod speedily efficacious in recent- as well as. die n 4 eases. The directions are full and explicit, rendered easy so meg or ,eapacity, by which all persons.of ether am, are enabled to atria themoilves with dettainty, safstk. and secrecy Ina few.daY% Mid? : , out the leak confinement or hindrance of hominess. Where an early application is made for the mire of a certain &sorter, 'frt.; • • quently contracted in a moment of inebriety, thli eradieatima is '4, gtrueraily completed lo the short space a two days; and la thp More advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection. char- , ioacterized by a variety of gallishfi and distressing symptoms, perseverance in the* Pills (without restraint iu diet or exercise), udil insure to this patient a permanent and radical ewe. Too much cannot be said in praise of this sonsisderlid nasdieinerinf fice it to say, that, its amazing sale within the last 50 years, seldom advertised, is a certain crherlou Immenc _ tlinugh _ _.. of its .' ....se utility Daring which pat - sassy thausand persons of both Rezak have esperidased the enjoyment et having bee:perfectly curuct, after severe and injurious methods , bad been persevered in to no _purpose. medicine is a sovereign remedy in Chronic Rheumatism, glandular - obstnictioss, Mid poverty of blood ; it alio iesnoiee of asUrff eruptions from eon surface of the human body; and nsay betakes at Spring and tillmith the grower aivantage ; in abort, ' It has ease led when sallvaticM and another remedies bare fluted,. and are adapted for tapiains °lslet/to, working people, Traiellers and others, as tht, require no chnleement or particular regime& • Sold by Samuel .Leigh, la, Strand; Baron and Co. 1511, ford-riser, Landaus; two* and Sallab.urr; Staines taut Moto:maim& and It. and It Hargteaves, Manchester; and alt Medicine Venders.—is. 6d. per boa, werrant• d gro .ants. . . . . •••• , . ... 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