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A P:: N \. {I .',•~ „~. 1' -- ),141111,,c1 •Y ?k* UMBER 146,1 FRIDAY, FEBRVAIETI,-rail. . . . • tilucEsounictmAtingim , , i TICINIAORT AFPlCalt,•Jamiary 24, 1811. THE COMMISSIONARS fat,CONDUCTING 1113 MAJESIrs TRA&SPORT SERVICE, fir taitv Cc: of SICK and WOUNDED SBA ME 2V, and for the Care and Cu. tray e pRIAO HERS e WAR, do hereby give notice, *l:..:c they will be readyit this Office, on Tuesday the sth of February, 1811, to tredve sealed Tinders, and treat with such 'Nylons as 'stay be willing to contract for supplying HAM NIOCKS, CLEWS, WINDSAILS, .and HALTERS, for 12 Inonths certain, from the day of tender. No tenkr &JI restively ter ease o'eloch on the day of treatihnor only naiad atlas the piety, era vent for him, personally attend. , Rah tender mat k amopi;a4 a letter from two ?separable por ski, engaging to hermit kneed with the person tendering, in the ,is of £3OO, for the due per/Irma:a of the contract. Father particulars ma, be known and Samples atm, by applying at ai, Olee, or to Coptaiaroung, Traheport Oim, Deptford. 4. 7 497.V1V01ai 110tlSd, Jasosery SO, tell. , THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED coAkoitiv r MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tredfing to the EAST INDIES, de kersiy give metier, • 'that the Transfer Moira of the raid Company's Stook, will be ilia on Tuesday, the sth day of March next, at two o'clock, and opened again on Thursday, the I I th April following. 'that a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be bald at their Howe, In :Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the. 47th March neat, 'at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leatienhall -street, on Wednesday, the lOth of April neat, from nine o'clock in the morning until six in the evening, for the Rlectio# of sir Directors of the said Company for four years. And that the Lists of the Members of the said Company will be ready to'be delivered at this House on Tuesday, the 211 k of March next. ' The Court at Directors do further give Notice, that at the said chtarterly Coint the following Resolution of the General Court clithe 19th December last, will be submitted to them for their conlinnalion, viz. Reiolved vomits:M*oly, That this Court confirm the recom mendation of tha t eoutt of Directors of the 7th December last, " That the Salary a • Captain James Salmond, the Military 41 Secretary at -this Howse for conducting the Military Correa . pondenee with India, be increased from 11000 to £l5OO per " annum, to commence from the I - Ith April last." WILLIAM RA Arsiff, Secretary. WIGAN, 12th JANUARY, 1811. A MASTER WANTED FOO, THE FREE GRAMMAR • SCHOOL of WMAllf,.lll the County of LANCAS I'ER.. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees of rho said School will meet at the New Town Halt, inWlgan aforesaid, on Friday, the 18th day of February next, at Eleven tiClotk in the Forenoon, to -examine such Candidat es as may cifito . themselves for the Mastership of the said School ; and that the said Trustees will immediately afterwards elect a Master, oreorline to the directions of the Statutes of the said School. 'lll* Master will have a House worth about X 25 a year, and the ilary wtll be upwards of .6100 a year; arid as some part of the ‘ands belonging to the School ;rein Lease for the Ltfo of air arelterson,theTrkitheeielly on llirdlfilration of the Lease increase the Salary,-if the Master shall be then approved of by um. The Statutes of the School require that'the Head Master elan be .well skilled and experienced in the Greek and Lain Lan wig:. —*resins:rinals of the regular Life and exemplary conduct or the Candidites most he seat to Mr. Clayton, of Wigan, one Week behove this day of Eh erten. SOME SE'USHIRE. AT an adjourned SESSION of SEWERS, holden 3 - at Bridgwater, in and for the Western Division of the County of Somerset, on Monday the 21st day of January 181 I, before John Aland, Esq. Sir Philip Hales, Baronet, John Dun nitrs, h 1.13, Charles Ketnys Kemys Tynte, John Tyndall Warre, Jofflrys Allem, George Symmons, Edward Sealy, John Chubb, Thomas Pte, Thomas Symes, Francis Adams Stradling, Solo shoti Patn, William Boys, William Inman, Esquires, and the key. Henry Parsons, Charles-Henry Bart, John Jeremy, and Joint ILiatrnan, Clerks, Commissioners of Sewers for the said County, to take ilito Consideration the protection of the several Rivet's, Rhynes, Sec. &c. likely to he affected by the operation of the intended Canal from Brivol to Taunton. Rescived, That in the opinion of this Court, the proposed Ca nal Pram Bristol to 'funnel', cannot be carried into execution, nitkout imminent hazard to the Drainage of the Country, and that it will not be productive of adequate Adeunage to the Public. That a Petition from this Court, be presenteJ to Parliament, against the proposed Bill, and that John Aclats4, Esquire, Sir Philip Hales, Baronet, Charles Kener Kemys Tynte, John Tyn tlaa Warre, Jefftrys Alle 1, ,Esquires, John Dunning. M. D. the Res. Henry Parsons, Clerk, John Chubb, and Edward Esquire., be appointed a Committee, to prepare such Petition and to sept such other measures as they may think requisite to carrying these Resolutions into Effect. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and Pub ilsbed in the Cointy Paplrs. JOHN AC! AND. PROPOSED CANAL:PROM BRISTOL I'o TAUNTON. AT..a, yery numerous and respectable' MEETING of the MbPilfE roßs and LA NDHO EDERS, through whose PrePetTy tin- Proposed Canal is intended to be carried, Del.: et the Assize Hall, in Bridgivater, the flirt day of January, Nil, for the pur . pose of taking the said Proposed Plan into Co:tat:ration, JORN ACLAND, Esq. in the Chair, r.r so t.Yr a Tr N Aw t MOVSLY, That the making a Canal from Bristol to Taunton, would be Nebly injuries*, to the Owner and Occupiers of Lauds, through addcksuch Canal is intended to be carried. That it dots not appear that any _Public Benefit can be likely to r:olt frorh au undertaking, the present Navigation between Brigid end Taunton being in every respect preferable to the Proposed Canal, and because the Country. through which the i:anal is intended to be carried,. from the absence of Manufac ture and Commerce., camp• receive any genetal a?.-vantage therefrom. That under the above mentioned circumstances, the Landed Proprietors think themselves fully intitled to exert all legal and justifiable opposition to a Plan, nut likely to prove generally ad v.,etagreos to the Public, but pat ticulerly . injurious to themselves. Th.it tie tollohing Centlemen be appointed a Committee, to' miry these Restitutions into effect: 14n Arland, Esq. Jeffery, Allen, r 3q, • Gir TbemaaDyke Arland, Barr. Rev. Henry Parsons . 4:r Philip Hiles, Bart. . . Rev. John Yeatman John Dunning, M. D. Mr. Sealy (4,0r7,. Homiiit, M. D. Mr. Chubb John Tyndall Warre, .Es' 11. Mr. Thomas Scmes Any Clime of whom skall be a sufficient number to proceed on Suss:lm Thai Subscriptions be immediately opened, to be at the distil. sal of the Committee, and that 15aoks for Altering Substriptions - be bent at the Banks in Bridgwater. That Mr. EIPMARD SY MU and Mr. JOIN WILLIAM TREVOR,. Solicitors and Treasurers, for the purpose of opposing the said Cang. Piat the Proceedings of this Meeting be signed by the Chair ran aid inserted In London and County Papers. J. ACLAND. The Chairman having left the Chair, R. sowed, That the Thanks of this Meei.ing be given to Joni. ticteNrs, Esq. for his able and impartal coaduct:in the . • ; .; 'This day wa►s published, in one vol. octavo, price es. boards, - r T I NE MF.MOIRS OF MRS. MARY I-1 NN RADCLItiFE,in fatilliar Letters to her Female Friend. •; The publishers think it right to 'gate that this Lady is not the Author of the `•Mysteries of Udoipho." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater► nosier-row; Manners and Miller, A. Constable and Co. J. An derson, °Britain and Balfour, and 5. Cheyne, Edinburgh. This day was published, price Ss. • A VIEW of the STATE of the NATION, and of the MEASURES of the last five Years. By THOMAS PEREGRINE COURTENAY, Esq. Printed for Stoattale, Junior, 41, Pall-MalL Where may be had, in one large Volume, 4to. with 12 beautiful Plates, price .E 2. 12s. Bd. large paper, and proofs £4. 4s. The History of the Inquisitions, including the Secret Trans actions of those horrid 'Tribunals: pronged by a View of the Roman Carbolic Qqatioc. 'THE SHIPWRECK, A NOVEL, BY MR. EDGWORTH. 1 110 three Volumes duodecimo, price 15s. it. boards, ' THE SHIPWRECK ; or, MEMOIRS of an IPJSH OFFICER and his FAMILY, a Novel. By THEODORE EDGWOR'FH, Esq. Also, just published, in three Volumes duodecimo, price I Cc. FArAL AMBITION; or,The Mtsrctiss of the CAvz rr, A•Rotranoe, In the style and manner of Mrs. Radcliffe. By A. V. Fruiter, Esq. Royal Westminster Middlesex Militia. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; William Allmon, 31, New Bond-Street: also Mr. Sutherland, Boehsellir, Edinburgh. TEGG'S NEW CHRONOLOGY, CORP This day was published, In One thick Pocket Volume, with* fine ell 1811. Price 51.6 d. in boards, or 6s. bound and lettered, THE NEW CHRONOLOGY; or, Historian's Companion. Being an authentic Register of Events from the earliest period to the present time; comprehending an Epi tome of universal History, ancient and modern, with a copious List of the most eminent Men in all Ages of the World. Also an introductory Essay on the Principles ofehroaolugy, the grand Divisions of Time, remarkable histmical Eras, fic. By THOMAS TEOG. Lnndon : Printed for the Editor, No. 111, Cheapside ; unit may be procured of any Bookseller in England ; also, of Mr. Su therland, Edinburgh, or Messrs. Duncans, Glasgow. TO SCHOOL MASTERS'. .—Th is day was published, price 2.. Sd bound, with a liberal Allowance on taking a Quantity, THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D e e e The advantages which this copy possesses over the various common editions of the Eton Grammar are numerous and im portant. It is printed with such care as to have restored the text to the purest accuracy. The paper and printing are of superior quality, and numerous and explanatory• notes are distributed through the whote,which, while they assist the studies of the pu pil, very materially abridge thelabour of the - master. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. Walker ; Wilkie and Robinson ; Scatchard and Letterman; C. Law; Cros by and Co.; ;tad I. Rithardsou. ' het published, in a very large Octavo volume, price 6s. L ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and CO.'s General CATALOGUE, for the Year 1811. LACILINOTIIN, ALLEN, and Co. respectfully submit Cis Cita logue te the notice of the Public. In it the curious Collector will recognise an infinite number of Books of the oldest date and great est rarity, selected from several noble Libraries lately purchased, while the Gentleman or Scientific Scholar engaged in the forma tion or completion of their respective Libraries, will find the grand circle °fate Literature of every age and nation, displayed to them at one view, it a collection comprising nt at-1y a million of volumes. The Purchasers of the first and second parts of this Catalogue are respectfully informed, that the third and final part, containing Divinity and Ecclesiastical History, Sermons, Ste. in all Language. —A Supplemental collection of Black Letter and other rare Books—and a copious Appendix to all the classes, of very recent purchases, may be had sepaiately, price 2s. N. B. Libraries purchase or exchanged on a plan peculiarly advantageous to those who have the disposal of them. Finsbury-square, Jan. 28. EAST, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING, 11110)1 TM SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following POST-COACHES set out at re duesd prices i To EXETER, only Two Guineas, Inside ; and h"2 126. 6d. Inside, to PLYMOUTH, at Seven o'Clock every Morning, with a Guard and Lamps through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, and Salisbury, to Mr. Winnsoa's, King's Arms, Plymouth; and to th e King's Arms, Dock. CHESTER, Newport, and WhltChurch New Post• Coach, every Evening at Five o'Clock. BOS TON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches from Bosfon to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby,and Hull. • LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knatsford, Stone, and Litchfield Post Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening at Piie o'Clock, to the Angel inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.—Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen barn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound hut, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho mas-street, Bristol, nest Morning.—Coachos to Wells, Bridge. seater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach,called.the Reckingham r sets out every Morning at Eight .'Clock, carries tour insides only, and goes u nsuitably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Reeford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the ?olden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, 'being unequalled In accommodation by any other. ' KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton, Morley, Orinskirk, and lientang Poet Coaches, every Afternoon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan Dumfries, Vrtiviabill, Thornhill, Fanquhar- Kilo, Cumnock, Kingman, and all parts of Scotland, Careperdown Coach, Daily. ' YORK, Newcastle; and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northalletton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding tbeintelves fatigued from the length of the journey, may Mat what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad ditional rare. • J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney -street, York, 'runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other place. IDG BR NORTH and iTalsall, new Post Coach, every ening.• CARLISLE, Penritb, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with rime Hanes, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, A.Oriby Oreatabridge, Richmond, Cauerick, Boroughbeidge, Wetherby,Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detailed on the 1 / 411, road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. ECLIPSE,. a new Flying Post-Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, rid Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every GRAVEL, STONE, AND LUMBAGO. I Evening, a t Four .'Cock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and H ICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the stamidd- ' , eerge Inn, Sunderland. Gravei and Stone, stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana new Coach every Back and Loins, Kidoeys, and Bladder, Lsunbago, &c. Morning, to the G Congl Of the various complaints incider•t to the human frame ' there MANCHESTER, Wimslow, every eton, Newcastle, Walsall, Afters n.—Guarded.oo , are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shifinal Post-Coach, the. their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. - They are corn- Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock —Guarded. plaints to which every pereon, even the most abstentious, is SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Poet-Coach, called the Rocking-, liable r as the air we breathe and the water we drink are impreg ham, every Morning. nated with particles which not only cause these excruciating tor- BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poet-coach, with a Guard, sets ou tures, but are a foundation for every - other 'pecks .f disorder. every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at n00n...- HICKMAN'S Original Puts, composed of the most innocent in- Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstene to the Saeaceu's Head, gradients, have been found of singular efficacy, in not tinily Bull-street, Birmingham. strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but happily de , HULL , Ntsr_hcave, Ho ‘ wden„ • Thorn, and Doncaster Pat above at Seven fetlock, to th e Bull and Sun hue, stroying the petrifying quality of it. front which proceed the above complatnts, site. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, i if: " - 'cat eve. and hani.bing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, with- ) 11 ".'" Uttt * Hull. TO TTENHAM and Edmontsm Coach, Daily, at Half-poet out (*anise/Dent, • Ten, Half-past Two, Half-paw Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. Sold wholesale and retail at . Mr. places, 4, Cheapside corner of Paternoster-row;. Scott, • Baxter and Co. and Smith , ' Edin- I HERTFORD, Ware, Huddestlon, and Chemin Coach, every burgh an/ Glasgow • Cargill and Scott, Edinburgh; Hoeland, morning.; Uranvill and Son, Gilbert, aud Haydon, Plymouth ; .Newhery Waxlike: V. MQUNTAIN and Co. reepecifolly acquaint their , and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hell; Malory and Jones, Friends end the Patine, that they will not be accoontatie for any l'ortsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Jogget,Tautltot ; Trewman,•Exe- Parcels or Luggage, &c. of ritoreehan Five rouuds Value, if lost ter; Crutw ell and Binns, Lath ; Bowne, Die - 3 ;01 T H u n an d i or damaged, unless entered as web and paid for at:erlingly, at Browne, New York; and mast linolsoollacsin everf ;lowa, la be Saracen's Mead lam, Snonr-bill, Louden. Beam at M. Pei .earls. .fe . . " •t . . .. • . . . • • • .• . . , . • e • -, ,-. • • • • • . '••• - . • -•-• .- • 4 • . _ . . _.. AfETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES of FLEECY HOSIERY. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Author of Domestic Medi cine. The Sixth Edition. In the Monthly Review this 'Letter is notified in the following words: " Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several diseases which are either caused or increased by the variations •f climate in this country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by atten • tion to proper clothing. He recommends, and we think ju.tly, the manufacture Called Fleecy Hosiery in preference to Flannel. Indeed, the delicacy and utility of ibis article fully dem.rve the praise which is hereby bestowed upon it. Tobe had of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, Helfand, Wal stell, and Horton, No. 99, High Holborn; and of the different booksellers. La Lettre de Mr. le Docteur Buchan vient de paroitre en Francois. IF the GENTLEMAN 'who LEFT his FAMIT.Y ' on Tuesday the ISth January, and put a letter into the Post- Orrice, in Lombard-street, the same evening, addreued to Mrs. P. will return, he will find every thing arranged to his entire satis faction and comfort ; or if he intends to go abroad, It Is eurneitlY requested he would write confidentially to anvbf his friends in the vicinity of Covent-Garden previous to his quitting the kisgdont. A GENTLEMAN in the Law has had several sums of Money placed in his hands by various Clients for the purpose of investing the same in the purchase of redeemable Annuities, secered on Estates in fee, Life Interests is land, houses, or funded property, Church Livings, or such personal grants as on enquiry might be deemed eligible. He would have no obJvc• don to discount the Sinai of Noblemen or Centkasen of re sponsibility, at a moderate date, that, all some more perms nent security should be found, the above money might not be un employed. Letters from principals only •:ill meet with ever y at tention, and an interview in town be appointed forthwith, but no Agents or Broiers can be noticed. Address L. S. D. Post (Mice, Croydon. ROYAL. EXCHANGE. .TAZARD, BURN!, AND'Co. Stock• Brokers, revectfullr inform the Public, that Ticck-rs and SITAIIIILO fox the NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn the 13th of Nils MONTH, are on Sale at their Office.= *hove. Letteri, post paid, duly answered. Schemes gatis. •.• Orders from the Country, accompanied with remittance, punctually attended to. QTR 3.13 RANSCOMB.andeo. 3. srvEwRrGHT . sole surviving Partner, respectfully solicits the Pnbile Attest tinn to the last Three Days Drawing of the GRAND CITY 1.0 I' I'ER Y, the first of which will be the 7th of February next. There are Twenty-one Prian in the. Wheel, which are vslitcd by cuinent Surveyors at near xtoogx.). Their invariable good. Fortune attended their Friends the Public the first Day, havirez sold No. 15 ,558 , whiskproduced SOS the only Prise shared . . . . . . by the Old Licensed OfSees. Ticket; and Shares are on. Sale at No. 37, Cornhill ; No. 11, Holborn ; and No. 38, Haymarket, where the respective Shares will be paid in full, and where Three Capitals in last City, and greatest Part of the Capital Prizes in State Lotteries have been sold and shared the last Seveh Years. FORTY-FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES, FOUR OF 410,000, And no Prize less than £lO. ALL TO RE DRAWN IN ONE-DAY. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the State Lottery will begin and finish op the TStl24l" this Meath. ickets and Shares are considerably cheaper than for many Lotteries put. The Novelty of the Scheme is approvoiof, and the demanslez ceasive, which has mused a rise in price, sad must continue ; as such, HORNSBY and Co.lfope their Fsiends will buy qiiicidy. THIRTY-BIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES Were sold by Hottossir and Co. io the last State Lottery. Also, In the last two years, . of 420,000, 3 of 410 000, and Z of £5OOO. No. 11,i88 £20,000 No. 1,33 £lO,OOO • 1,818 20,000 2,279 10,000 11,5.14 10,000 8,831 10,200 10,294 90,000 8,716 5,000 19,54 i 20,000 .),570 1,009 Besides 1 of £4,000, S of £2,000, 6 of 4,0044 and 10 of £5OO. 26, CORNHII.L, and ST. MARGARET's Boitouno. atotkiEsTlasiint r. mend% • mR. IMITTON's COMMITTEE sirs and wilt continue to alt daily during the Eleetton, at Will'a estraps house, Serla-street, Lincoln's-Inn.lields, sobers itietkUy edisianu• nications ate thankfully received. . BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSfONERS OF HIS MA. JEtaTY'S WOODS, FORESTS, and LAND ILEVENUI. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT:OPtI, At the Black Line Ina, in Mal 1 , in the County. of Mint, oti Wednesday, the 6thday of February neat, at '1 waive oTtosis at Noon, suhjcot to such conditions a, will be then produce I, ALI& those two Allotments or Parcels of Cgmtn4ll LAND, lying and being on Mud Farnma, in the Paristivs of Llatiferrui aid )(liken, in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, conicotirg th .; whole 555 A. OR. Is P. of statute meastira or • thereabouts,. which have Been ?Bated to kis Majesty, b!' the ' Connrissiontrit, appointed ender an Act of Parliament beaggefore passed, for eivtding, allotting, and inelosing the Coliseum and Waste Lauds within the said Parishes. The above allo;nnents are at present, valuable6heep Walks, and are well calculated for pl anting upoo, the greater pan thereat being slick, red from the north west winch. A Plan of the Allotments may be seen, and further persica. late recetved, on applying at the Office Si dessra. Potts, Lecke, aticrPOttir Chestcr.—Jatioary i t, tell., J • CH !NG'S' PATENT WORT'.! LOZENGES. UTORMS are the most. frequent sonrces •of dron's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of childreu should be acquainted whh—..They occasion loss of ap. petite, a paleness of the colotir of the face, emaciation, wadkre pular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they prove fatal, by emiing in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre., Tentative ant. cure of these alarming come...tints, the above excel.' lent medicine — ia universally allotted, OR the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equaL The public approbation given to the Proprietor, horn a personal knowledge of ks Wonderful success in their own fa nillies,stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which so other mndieine of the kind eau boast. Barents and others who have the care of children slie,i'd have this retuctie as a family ninth:lnc-to resart • to,whene:•:Jr the stomach or bake. of children arc any way disordered, whicb always be fotimj to relieve. • , Sold wholesale and rersO.st Mr. !hakes, No. 4. Chespoidc corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Scott sod Cargill, and Manderstoo Ftlinbtirgb; Baiter and M`Dowalit, Glasgow ; Heirland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, sod Hagoti, Plymouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner. ljell 4 ; Allnutt, Malory, and Jones, Porten; Sharp, Portsintruth) Jogger, Taunton ;'Crewman, Exeter ; Crutwell and liions. Exit; Brown, Bristol; Harding, Hall, and Johnston, Gosport; Hon and Bowne, New Yuri ; and most Country Medicine Venderi In boxes at 2s. nd. and Sa. 4d each, A SWEET BREATH IS A COMFORT I'o ON EaE AND PLEASANT TO THEM WE ,CONVERSE WI fli t ) C HERRY LOTION imnardiately sweeteii,s tai breath, and front experience .has prayed the only article for fastening teeth that are loose. Presieves ind whitens the teeth; heals,kardeas,and itrength•ns render gums; retro...hes ;he month. prevents the teeth injuring from taking medicine; by cleansing artificial teeth Stith the Cherry Lotion keeps them sweet and clean, and prevents their changing colour. A trial will convince that the Cherry Lotion is far preferable to ophy Lotion for the mouth, teeth, or gums. By Aiming the mouth with the Cherra Lotion, it alwais retains a pleasant flavour in the mouth. Ask for Peskit's Cherry , Lcition, Half a-Golan a bottle, it one dozen bottrak•es. THE FIRST. ADDITION TO A LADY'S SMILING COUNTENANCE IS A FINE SET OF TEE rti. CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and immediate whitening the TEETH, keeping them tree (ions tarture, curing the Scurvy in the gums which is the case as - teeth getting l oose , and drop out quite sound ; also fastens teeth that are loose, make/ the gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esteemed.—Thnse who once use ft, give it the preferen:e to tooth powders. The Preprletur, as a Dentist, often finds the enamel of teeth destroy. al, and the semi worn off, by persous using tooth pawders, co. casiuned from the sandy ingredients they are generally composed of.—The Cherry Paste is warranted Innocent, pleasant *to the , palate, and if constantly used is a sure preventive against 4,U com plaints that are Incident to the teeth and gums. The ClserryPaste is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the yellow turners settling on their tender teeth. Ask for Prince's Cherry Paatei 2s. id.per pot, or a dozen at Si 4s. PRINCE'. SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Tooth-self; prevents the face from swelling, has relieved persons who for se. veral nights could not sleep for pain. Persons subject to the tooth: acb; ought never to be without It. Mr. P. in his profession as Dentist, has hal mauypersons come to him who have experienced extreme pain, and expected nn other remedy, but hiring the • tooth extracted, but by applying the Spruce, Minhd immediate relief. Prince's Spruce 2s. 6d. or one dozen at St 4s PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS fur concealing decayed or Me tnished Teeth In front, as net to be discovered. Persons having the misfortune of losing a front tooth, may with ease Ina few mi nutes substitute a tooth themselves. Half-a-Guinea a boa, rections inclosed. DENTITION SYRUP is the bast przparation in the world for comforting the innocent while cutting their teeth, as it keeps the children's gums soft, thereby enabling the teeth to come through without any surering. The Proprietor, a Surgeon Dot tist, has made Dentition in Children his anatomical practice. A Treatise is enclosed with each bottle, gratis, relating the manage• ment requisite io Children, during the first and second dentitinm The Treatise is of great value where children are, by perudor you will find rules laid down, will convince you when a eltild ila ill, whether it proceed, from teething or not.—/Ask for Prines'e Dentitifei Sirup fur Children, 45. 01 per bottle, Trestle enclosed gratis. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, Dentist, 9, John-drset, Ox ford-street, London ; Hendrie. Perfumer to her Majesty, Titch beurn-street, Golden-square; Harding, 89, Pall-Mail; Davison, 59, Fleet -street; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market; Withers, • gen, Strand; Bacon, 15e, Oxford-street; R 'gee, 63, Cheapside Ward, 324, Holborn; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Exchange; and at most prin cipal Medicine Venders. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by sending a one pound note in a letter, to Mr. Prince, No. 9, John-street, Oxford -street, London, will send them by coach, nue guisea's w,rth of any of the above articles. DR. FREEMAN'S G.UTTA SALUTARIS THE value of this Infallible Medicine h as been so long proved, that nothing - of the present day can bear a competition with it in all the different 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 the constitution In any degree, or even regulo ring confinement front business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtuesof these inestintabl.tDrops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than So years. In.all the debility of both sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility Isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the et fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.— They cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re. ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all oia stubborn Glees, and every weakness that affrees the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women bare become mothers who for yeses 1.40 been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapshie, can. ner of Paternoster-row ; /linter and Co. 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