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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN SOO I HIND SYRUP. MADAM —About two months since my child was taken with most violent screamings, night and day. koew it proceeded front the teeth. I immediately purchased i battle of your American Soothing Syrup; when to my great surprise, in A fe w minutes aster the gums were rubbed, the ciald rot di In a cons:enable sleep fur several hours. In about a wet k, two teeth came through; in a very short time afterwards to our utter astoids:•Nent, six more ma r their aivearauce, with out t h e child's she% bat the least symp.oms of uneasiaess. He is now cutting two double-teeth with apparent ease. I administered some to a neighbour's child, who was not expected to sutvive through the agora. a of its teeth, when to the joy of its mother, he in•med•ately revved, and sh“rtly alter four te.tle made their appearance. Any l ..ati who may have their doubts et its won: . derful &direct' (as I bad n - .yself before I app led it) shall he sok d by calling at my house, No. 9, Crosby row, King street, Rio o gh. I am, Madam, your's respectfully, pr ! Sl9, 1814. R. FIinALLS. be had of the Prprietors, Johnson and William:, No. 94, Newman-itreet. Dittorti greet; and by their appointment, of New'rry, St. Pio I's Church yard, and Dame-street, Dublin : kiarclay, Fie tt market ; Dicey and Sutton, bow Church-yard ; Shaw and E !wards, St. l'aid's Church yard ; Butter, 4, IL ; Evans, Long-lane, Sni‘,llfield ; and by all the principal Witchcin.: Venders in town and country, at cs. 9d. a h - tale. sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's, Ame clean Soothing limp," as there are several spurious sorts. N B. Ades. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor as usual, at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday morn ng. from nine to ten o'clock. by bring ug a 1.-tter nom a respesrable housekeeper, to unify they are real objet's of scarily. G. P. R. MEDICINA, INVEN rum MEM ace. ITEA L'lli, Disease, Sickness, and Death, depend on the due or under assimilalon of the pneumaec si imth Ilus in the vital lohcrions of man and other animals. Practical and phi , osephiral chemistry. in the present improved state, threw aside dogma - cal common-place prescriptions, while reason, knowledge, ant! experience, cm , stitute Ow most perfect ru'e for medical practice (see :sir H. Davy, Dobson, Kirwan, Cavallo, Priestly, Black, Futrcray, Stahl, &c on lilt dint Casa.) At tic l'eettmaro-Medical Institution. N... 8, Great Windmill. at , et.t, I 'aytotti ket, Dr. W'rrHLlt3 and S. n, Surgeon of the Royal CCollege CO Lou don, constantly attend for c. n.elration ; and 93 "kiwis on an average are cured weekly of the following disor ders: Ruptut es, by the patent pnrumato-elastic gum-truss, with .sup cock--t o charge If it does not answer. Price ,Cd. to £3. Debility, Meets, and a cetta it Dist ase, cured in 44 hours ;Stricter. s and l'plleptic Fits, (reference to s. vet al Cures). 'lln se Medicines Are admirably adapted tor Coughs, Consump tions. Cancels, Scurvy, Evil, Itheitmati.m, Gravel, Ague, Hyste rics, Nei vut a Bi.i..us, and lndivst.ve Complaihts '1 heir efficacy is estosishing little else of r3rleol , Cllll iii either Sea. ihe vile , . tinst ItIt•tr0.11 Applies tors thus pr. pared, .ff. malty cure Fistula Piles, I amour of the Brea-t, List-a-. sof the Eye and Ear, Wens, 1 Lick-i.rt.ks, : ores, and Ulc. rated Legs, Whi:e Swe.- logs, Scald-Heads, and t' , e various Dita,es et the Ski., &c. Per-n' ala; tendance of Patients in the Country not required. Linters Ow losing a bank note) for Advice and '.Medicine are ini. asardiatcly answered, and the - Parcels sent to all Parts of the Kine dom. Addreis—Dr.Witt:ers mid Son, No. 8, Great Witidmill-scree', Haymarket, Lnn 'on. yaLls Mr. t - AM es ss t. reads a Lecture every Saturday t venkg from Six col hipht on Pneumatic C hemistry, illus.r.ited by l;ape. Nments in Elect rich y, Hydra oulcs, Magnetism, Hydrostatics, &:, Tickets, is. or the H liefir of tie Hui,' ered Poor may he had ir ase sbbp. No Lady or Gentleman can be ainutted after 5a.....- btegale est, cum beue !curia male a..dire. • I.` .:.~...~_ . _ : e. • _ - At the PRPNCP ACADEMY, .&: 1, in SURSEX. YOUNG GENTLEMEN jai genteelly Boarded and espeditiously taught Free., In It greatest purity, Greek, Latin, English. Writing and Atitlinaetk, Geography, and the Us.. of the Globes, by V. A RAYMOND and pope: ' .kssicatits. Terms Twenty eight Guineas per Anne -1; Entrance one gui.:ea. French Is the only Language allowed to he spoken among the Scholars, whose health, morals, and liberal deport ment are particularly attended to. 1 he School will open, after the Vacation, on Monday, July 1814. Further particulars tray he known by applying to Mt. Rent, 55, Pa. ernrover-row ; and at 59, St. Martin'sdane, where the Prumpal may he spoken to, and references had, if required, to respec - able Families whose sons are now at the Academy, or have there completed th,ir education. Stages to and from London every Day. KEMPTON PARK. MANSION and PLEASURE GROUNDS, near HAMPTON COURT and SUNBURY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONE RAC By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, KEMPTON, the elegant Residence of the late JOHN Flan, Esq. deceased; comprising a beautiful Man ilas), fitted-up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation erne Go. hie Architecture, delightfully situated in the centre of a most luxuriant domain and Park of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres; the Mansion is imitable for the accommodation of a Family of distinction, with Rom's, lofty and of r vod proportion, the prin cipal Apartments are superbly finished sod decorated with an cient and modern paioted glass, of exquis to vrorkanatish:p, in 'tables and Landscapes, detached double Coach•houses, double sets of Stables Men-servants' Apartments, Turret Clock and Cupola, also House, Laundry, Dairy, Brew-house, Gra nary, Gardener's Cottage, and numerous Agricultural Out-build tugs, a Peach-house, double Graperles, Conservatory, Fineries, and succession-house(, together about 260 Acres in extent ; the whole Fstate is foe from Rectorial Tithes, and lies w thin a ring-fence. The Park and Land may be viewed at the time, on application to the Bailiff, Mr. Paterson; the Mansion and Gardens can only he viewed by Tickets, which, with farther particulars, may be had of Messr=. Liman and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-s - reet, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate snag be seen. 4;,, 1 LA'rE R's PATENT STEAM KITCHEN and RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, Is warranted to be supenor to any other Apparatus in the Kingdom fer all kinds of Looking (either In large or small Families) in the most clean and delicate manner; its various operations of Ste - imb , g, Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and supplying constantly from one to fourteen gallons of boiling water, and with nr without a Hot Closet, are all performed by the use of tine small fire. hs superiority over every other method of Cooking consists principally in the following particulars: I. It shin& in a smaller compass, and is attended by less mon- ble than is occasioned by any other mod , - of Crtoking, and it is always well understood by mace or twice using, nor is it so liable j to be out of I epuir. 2. Half the fire that any other on the most econonsleal plan cmsunies is sufficient, and it is wholly free from great heat, and all sulphureous or other disagreeable :molls. S. The cooking by steam (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collected in tea k , tiles, &c. 4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked a second time and be as good as at the first, or when ready for dishing, can be made to wait an Ito* .4 hoot bring spwiled. • S. Roasting by but air on this plan is more cleanly, and there is a sating of one pound of meat in ten both in botheig and owing. 6. "the whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper, or coppers badly tinned. 7. 'Pie Apparatus has been proved lay particular calculation of many (amides who have it in use, to clear its first cost in from siz to twelve months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per cent. both in the weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity of fuel used. With Orders received by Thomas Wattleworth, Agent to the Pa tentee, at the bow Rowse., No. 64, Great Russell-an eet, Blooms bury square, London, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen and Ra.oge complete. N. hoientie Wnehome, litet-strut. tinomsborv. ALU :BEE FREEHOLD PREMISES AT LYME, IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET. Elegant Household Furniture, Waggon, Carts, Horses, and otter Effects ; by direction of the Assignees under a Commission of Bankrupt awarded against Messrs. Wtttlow BURItiOGL and Sots —By Mr. CROGGON, On Tuesday, the 16th of August next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Dwelling-house lately occupied by Mr. Burridge, situate about a quarter of a mite from Lyme Regis, in the County of Dorset, lUT I, With immediate pu-session, a very sub - I stantial and h gbly desirable FREEHOLD DW ELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, most beautifully situate fronting the Sea, about a quarter of a mile from Lyme Regis, lately occupied by Mr. W. Burridge; comprising Parlour, large Dining ditto, five good Bed-rooms, one Kit hen, Store-rooms, and other con- Se:Olt-At Offices, with two spacious Rooms adjoining to arid coo municating with the Dwelling house, lately used as Counting houses, but convertible at a small expense into handsome domes.: tic Rooms; a capital Garden, Courtlage, good Water, &c. Thsk whole in excellent repair, neatly fitted up, and replete with every convenience for the accummodatita of a genteel Family. LoT 2. All that valuable FREEHOLD PLO f of GROUND, comprising large Coal, Culm, and Timber Yards, spacious Ware houses, Stehle, Waggon-houses, and other accommodations ; the a hole enclosed by a stone wall and wood fence, together with the right of the road leading to the Turnpike-road, freed from interruptions by a late &china) in the Court of King's Bench, hell g very eligibly situated for business, contiguous to the pre 'edit% Lot. A considerable 'Frade has been carried on in these Premises :or Fourteen leers past, which, from its unrivalled convenience tor lauding and shipping Goods, and easy communication with the inland Country, Is capable of great extension. LOT 3 A well-built and Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE and PR EMIAS, now In the occupation of Messrs. Russell and Stun, as Tenants at Will, pleasantly situate near the al ove Lots, cons•stiiig of two Parlours, one Kitchen, three good Bed-rooms, 011 C Attic eittri, with Courtlage, good Garden in front of th e House, necessary Offices and Conveniences. Liar 4. AU ;bat Valuable FREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND or CHIP-BUILDER'S YARD, now in full Trade, held by Me-era. Bussell and Son, as 't enants at Will, with Boat House, Sheds, and oche.' nec-Aialu:y conveniences, well inclosed, with a Wood Felice, together with a good Lime Min adjoiubig, the whole contiguous to Lots 2 and S. LOT 5. With induldiate Possession, a recently built and very convenient FREEHOLD DH ELLING-HOUSE and PRE IMIztES, most larauti uliy situate at a pleasant elevation front I the Sea. wider tee Hill Cliffs, near to Lyme Ct bb, lately kept as a Lodg.optiouse, CONSlAtisig of iwo good Parks'. rs large Din ing ditto, three Bed-rooms, three Attic ditto, two Kitchens, Brewhouse, and convenient Ounces; with a thriving Garden, well stocked wi b choice Fruit Al revs, large Courtier, fine Spring V. attr, Loris Y, 7, and 8. In separate Lots, three neat and compact COT*I AGES, each with a good Garden, occupied respectively by Messrs. 1 atilt m, Domed, and Amur, as t enacts at Will, phasiunly situate un a road leading trona the Harbour to the Turnpike-road from Lyme to Exeter. I.oT ii. A very desirable and well cultivated FREEHOLD FIELD, or Piece of Land, situate near the above Premises, con sisting of about Four Acres. The whole may be viewed, at any time, by application to the respective occu v iers, or at the place at sale. Immediately alter the above are disposed of, will be sold, he renooning STOCK in T. ADE, and other Effects; corn prising 1 imba, Ilea's, Spars, Coals, Culni, Tar, Bricks, anti other Articles; six good Horses, Waggon, Carts, slat eels, &C. Ece. And, on Wednesday, the 17th, at 11, on t/pcssame Premises, The whole of the handsome and genuine HOUSEHOL. FUR NITURE, , atc. &c. Alms on the following day, at Eleven, at the House, situate under the Hill Cliffs, All the FURNITURE and other Meta. Tla• Furtiiturt and Stock to be viewed, and Ca . alogues had, three days previous ,o the sale. Further particulars respecting the whole may be obtained, by applying at the plat,- of sale; to Martin I home., Esq. of G port, site of the _l , signees; or to Mr. Croggon, Auctioneer, - Co nta-t, &c. No. 19, Thregntunot.-street, Loodoo. Dat;tl July 18, 1818, set v .s , • , .tt. 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