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Kra MEETING of the COMMITTEE on the 27th July, 1815, • 'WARD GWATKUsi, Esq. in the Chair, ,001 , ,d. hat the following Geuttenten be added to. the Theyeee—Sir %Althorn Kaye, Birt.; Charles Price; Richard ` 117 % of ,be City of 1.ondou); Colin Robertson,, lid Lewin, Esqrs. g e orril, that on the First of August, the Committee win be receive and consider the applications of Sufferers for this liubscripiion. bat all appliza‘ ions for relief must be made in tidy; Particulars of Documents and Proofs required, had at the Committee Room, at the City of London 1a:.:•;:. i , ~, repatted Id the Connuitter, that very liberal Subecrip• 6 02 . 7 1 . era thenct J in the City of Dublin, and in the Towns o rl l %erowl, \ much, bter, alai Dr,oul. c .1:11: of nnwcr:ptions already advertiod, 07,976 ISA. ld. 14. Xi 0 Gordon, Duff, India and COerLion in the Pond% Co. of Madeira 10S 0 t %. •shoi. , 3, iltort- ........... ~e, iir• G. Wyt.tcr, 100 Poor Couples la a cattotry towa,6d. txh 9 10 *J'hcir :100Clatidten, 3d • each 13 "lhe Bub*, the 'Viotti' and the Beadle, 65.801. each u • 1;1.%t. .bt titt.i' A qn: :et ' • .. • 14 0, 31 10 21 0 20 0 p fatly Wray 100 0 L., Cartwtisht him , Ho 10 10 1!!. l'aoh of St. Don e in the East, by b.:) , '' of the • t".oechts rtlens, l,rred a 3crnUM hr the Re% j T. i Attl by subs& nt contnbatioas from house to b• 0211. N.lt.Doulton,Esq.Soke, ; Jordshire 52 10 James Guillernard 21 0 Are. Co. shepherd 5 5 3a:no Hite 9 0 Apothecaries Comply 105 0 Waattl 5 6 The Pule/sof Cheshunt, Bets, after e Sermon preached by the Hee. W.A..trm,trong, A. 13. Curate, Xdt is. 64. Aulnet Haswell 2 2 I AU Comniuniewions and Notice of Subscriptions are requested to'oe as:dressed to the ‘:otranittee at the City of London lever% :.IhAtiptions are receited• at Lloyd's • at the City of London Tasro, Awl by a ll the Bankers of the Metropolis. July. • . . 1 0 : I yd James Vanhoune 10 IQ J. A. P.. barber, junr. 2 2 S. Cellingwood, Oxford 1t 2 The Printers (Journey into and Apprentices) of ditto, Xs 10s. 64. lobs Child Pure!. IS 15 T. Atkinson, J. Withers and Co. 21 • T. Atkinson 90 0 Miss Atkinson Mrs. Atkinson, Great Ormend-sweet SO 0 R. Y. 3 0 Major-Gen. Macaulay, in addition to a former Subscription of re2l 10 10 A. L. Prevost 10 10 Chas. Forbes„Erq. M.P.105 0 Smith, Rickards St Co. 105 0 G. L. Reed 21 0 lobo Buck 21 a w. c. Towers 10 0 Mrs. Trower 3 0 Mr. G. 'newer 10 10 SAVING TO COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. ISTEeH f NS begs to inform Colonels wh o h ave to • Clo:he titi memo, that he will furnish them with Clothing, Aceutitionei,ts, Sadiery, sires, Shirts, Ste. Su. at Fire per Cent. Zeoiir ice: than what they are row paying on the same uetht, te..l for any number of yams that m be aareed on. N. AR. r i ,i t i l „Whanotans:re.. 14brkfriari-britlaka • .e 40,000 & EtCl,4OO. 111 •• 'SHY and Co.. are selling, Tickets and • wurtanztil Undlawii, fer the above valuable i. aces, which oust be drawn on 'Mk:Si/AY NEXT ; besides' Pr:zr•of Xt,ooo, and tour of WO Guineas; alio, £lOO, , a: their ~ t .ite Lottery Office, No. 2d, CORN HILL RICHEST' Win El. EVER KNOWN! H _ ODGES, jun. ind Co. New State Lottery Of 6ee, 147, Oxiord.street, nearly opposite Bond-street, re inform the Nobility :vat 'ubite, that the GRAND oi X50,000..€30,0c0, Bcc. &c. and FOUR rich Guinea ';it s , beA.g .:ill in the Wheel, and only One Day to draw ; the incA. sit gaunt% au immense sum cif money is so considerably that asi opportunity like the present of making a for uaa:e I:;wentore, niJi perhaps never again occur. An inne 4ee pin.-hase s recommendlid at the above Mee, asTUES 'JAY I:LX t wdl ite 'he Last Pay of Drawing. - ONLY ONE DAIY TO DRAW. - - - RICHEST. WKRAEL EVER KNOWN. THE fall owing Grand Prizes must be draws' NEXT' TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, viz. 5e4.0,000 £e30,000 of - ,OCO Sm. &c. and zoos Guineas in Gold. Warranted undrawo Tickets and Shares are selling by CAR • LULL and Co.- Contractors for the present Lottery, No. 7, and 646, 0110 rd-street ; who Soul in Shares, No. 7,111, %tined to a Golden Prize, the first Day of Drawing. 2 - RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. rill:. following Grand Prizes must be drawn biLxr TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, viz. £40,000 £30,000 of - &c. &c. and MOO Guineas in Gold. Wrrioted ur.drawn Pickets and Slues are selling by. IICHARDsON, GOODLUC'K., and Co. Contractors for the own( Bank-buddings and Charing-Cross; who Sold, a: the Fast Day of Drawing, No. 11,172, '4'20000, in One /matter, l'wo Eighths, and bight Slates:luta ; and on the Second I =l of Drawing, No. 6,197, a Prize of Guineas, in Two ? , '"ccs, one Eighth, and Six Sixteenths. Al ,000 2 - 11 THE AU THORITY OF THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. This day was published, price r HE Genoine TRIAL of ELIZA FENNING, for poisoning her muter, Robert GregsOn Turner , and his Anill Yl with intent to murder them.--Gulicy, Deatii.—Tried Sir John Silvemer, Bart. Recorder of London, at the &Or . 41 4 Ho . use in the GieLboiley. by JOB SIBLEY, Short.hand Writer to the Court. To sottish 1. added; her remarkable behaviour from receiving tutner, to her execution on alt unth of July.. sod by R. Batters, No. 42. Fetter-lane, Fleet-street. CATON ON Df IN. This day wa4 published, price as. MI. second edition ' pItAcTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI ." I . III ES. natural 10 contracted, of the GINEItATIVE •RGANi at both Arles; includins Remarks en Ottani= ' Se i:cal Weaker's, nocturnal FilliSgOPl, Gleam, Tabes Dorsalls, Woe Albus, &c. &r,. with the Theory cf Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, So. 10, Stanbopa-street, Newcastle-street, Strand. Late at the United Hospitabs of St. Thomairand Gay's. PI int (Afar 1. Martin , Holies-street, Cavendisirsq uare, London. 4 cre may bn bad, Catoa's Popular Treatise on tke Causes and ' , unction of the Woods§ of Aahms with new, simple and -tcyssfsd lammed.= fig dee prevestioit sad wauneut of lob -1114 Figh rise Mk 11 , ; " 1 0 S 0 This day were published, In Pest Octavo. price Ts. In boards, 114/TEMOIRS OF AN OLD WlG.—Printed fo r Longmat, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and proWn, Paternoster. rosy ; and a the Pritishpallery, No. s, New 14etul.er..et. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, Tit Aral r.O Hama, ST. JAMILA-STRELT. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Charms°. COMISITTIZ. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK; His Royal Highness the Duke of KEN His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND. Fiis Royal Konen the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. • H's Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER. 311 e Lord Archbishop of CAN TIMIUKT. The Leto CIIANCILLOR. Dosas—Sometser, Grafton, Bedford, Devonshire, Rutland, Northumberland, Buccieugh, and Montrose. Maxon:sr es—Buckingi:ans, Lanidown, Salisbury, Hertford, Anglesea, Wellesley, and Huntley. F A a Ls—Bridgevrater, Winchilsea. Cbolmondeley, Harrington, Egremont, Hannan. Radnor, Spencer, Bathurst. Gresvenor, Li verpool, Roslyn, Grey, Loardale, Harrowby, Mul6rave, Percy, Fite. and Ludlow. ViscotnsTs—Dudley at.. Ward, MehUle,Sidnunith, Newark, and Castiereigh. The Lord Bishop of LoNkow. The Lord Bishop of Dv abets. The Lord Bishop of SALISOUR v. The Lord Bishop of Gionearraß. ' Loans—Kenyon` Carrington. b Grecivlllo.. Dustin, Calthorp..., Gerydw, Mutchinion, Niddry, Lynedock, FAraley, Teignmoash, litadstock, Lovaine. R. Sertlo4ll. RIGHT Ho trouftwat.as—J. C. Villiers, Richard Ryder, Sir W. Scott, George Rose, Nicholas Vansittart, Charles Long, Sir David Dundas, Sir John Nicoll, Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. The Chaplain-General of the Forces. Ho st on ammts—Philip Pusey, C. Burrell, George Vernon. Get:mitts-6:4 Alured Clarke, Alexander km., Sir J. F. Cradock, Tarleton, Sir G. Nisgent, Bart. Sir W. Keppel, Sir Charles Asgill, But. SiGeorge Beckwith. • Licov.-Guivieis—lHon. E. Fiach, Hen. Sir W. Stewart, Hon. E. Phipi.a, Hon. Sir E. Paget, Hon Sir A Hope, T. Gros vesior, Sir Charles Green, Bart. Sir T. Binmetield, Bart. Gather Mann, Sir Harry Calvert, Sir H. Oakes Bart. Sir Brent Spencer, Sir R. C. Fergusson , Sir S. Auelunnty, Sir W. H. Clinton, Sir M. Disney, Sir W. P. Adand. Maj,s-Genzatas—Hoo. Sir E. Stopford, Sir J. W. Gordon, Sir Us Torrens Vice-Admiral Sir A Cochrane. William Allen, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. John Anger stein, Esq. Geo. Byng, Esq. M.P. James Currie, Eaq. M.D. John Fuller, Esq. Charles Grant, jun. k i sq. M.P. Hugh Hanunersley,. Esq. M.P. J. P. Hope, Esq. John Maberley, lam. Wis. Man ning, Esq. M.P. T. W. Mellor, Esq. Samuel Mills, Esq. John' Monlosk, Esq Richard Moseley, Esq. Mr. Serjoant Prised, Tho mas Roweroft, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. M.P. W. Wilberforce, "Esq. M.P. Lieutenant-Colonel Wray, M.P. W. G. Carter, Esq. , Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £10,623. I Is. 3d. G. Watson Taylor, IJ. Brown, Esq. Adelphi 10 10 Esq. £lO5 0 Mn. brown, tkerve- General Sir George nor-street Nugent, Bart. 105 0 I Miss Brown, ditto Earl of Darlington 103 0. Miss E. Brown and Hy. Viscount Dudley and Brown Ward, in addition to XatO subscribed in the City lOS 0 ' i y ady Northwick 20 • F. L. kngers. Esq. 5 5 M.D. 3 5 Bidwell, Esq. 24 0 Major General .Powlett 10 10 Rev. Ales. Scott 10 so Sir Robert Si.etlield 25 0 41sees- lasseepor., req. *0 0. Doe/agar ... Lady Gosford 10 10 Lord Grenville 50 0 General P. Powell 10 10 Colonel W. C. Alston 30 16 William Brawn, Esq. 10 10 A Lady 5 S Hon. Col. J. Meade, M. P. t 1 0 . Mr. 'llamas James 2 0 N.galron, Esq. .o. bank's ,k Rev. W. Satyr), per Chaplain General it 0 Mr. William Newton 5 5 Lady Elides Ker Lady Mary Ker 5 0 Messrs. Vernon and Son 21 0 William Mills, Esq. 21 0 Mr. H. H. 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Ross . 25 0 Mara lilisa Some 20 0 Countess of Bridgwater 20 0 The Dean and Canons of Windsor 105 0 John Willes, Esq. 21 0 Hun. Gea. Alex. Mait land 21 0 Dow. Lady Donegan 10 10 Rt. Hun . C.J.Rubinson 21 0 I General Pigot 10 0 OrgootiGed, Esq. 12 1S `Er as mus Mad.; Esq. 5 0 Rev. 1). Nesbit) 10 19 H. C. Litchfield, Esq. 21 0 P. Rainier, Esq. 10 10 Wm. Alexander Esq. Master in Chancery 21 0 Colonel Walsh s 5 Admiral Sprenger 5 5 Fortunetas Devarves,Esql 0 10 Three days pay of the Perntwein staff of .4th East York Local Mili tia, per Lieut.-Colonel Wray, .25 Skt. 4d. Cha. Tibbetts, EMI. 26 5 Bellamy and Son 10 19 His R. H. the Duke of Gloucester 52 10 General S. Huhn 25 0 Messrs. J. Voila & Co. 50 0 Lieut. General H. Oakes 10 IV Messrs. G. and M. Hul laud 21 9 Duke of Northunthee land • ltX) d R. 'Trevor, Esq. IS 0 C. Ludxr, Esq. 5 5 'Thos. Maester, Esq. 21 0 John Clement, hsq. SI 0 1 Lady Congreve 10 5 Rich. Nedve, Esq. 10 0 Mr. J. T. Gallus 1 1 C. J. S. Alt Its. 6d. I'. 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Subscriptions are received by Mr. Mertlock, 250, Ozford. l street : Mr. Hatcbard, 190, Piccadilly ; by the principal Beakers, and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hanunerdey awl Co. Pall-Mali. It is particularly requested that sU Letters from the Country, to the Cumnutteesk exactly thus addressed : "To the Wesim r Waterloo Assocsatioo, Thatched House, London." Communications, ht Town, to the Committee, -may be made to the Secrgirys W. G. Carter, Esq. Tempts ebambers, iFleerltreet. MR. tOX'S SPEECHES. This day were published; in Silt Vols. Rao (with an Introduction, by the Right lion. Lord Easairsa), pnce £4. 4t. boards, THE SPEECHES of the Right Hon.CH ARLES JAMES FOX, In the House of Commons. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pater- noster-row ; and lames Ridgway, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, t. speeches of the Right Hon. William Pitt; In S vols. evo. LI. II s. 6d. boards. 2. Speeches of the Right Hon. William Windham ; in S vol•. Iwo. st I. 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This Work forms a complete Body of Ecclesiastical Law, and contains the whole matter of Dr. Bern,Dr. Watson's Clergyman's Law, and Sir Simon Degge's Parson's Counsellor, divested of all tedious prolixity; also a comprehensive Digest of the Law of Tithes, and the late Act for the farther Support apd Malntenaoce of the Stipendiary Curates, together with an the Acts and ad judged Cann relative to the Residence and Non-resideuce of the MM. THORNTON ON HEALTH. This day was published, hi two Lugo vols. tiro. Fifth Edition, n; Rousted with 27 Plates on various Subjects, MauJing Portraits of the most eminent feathers of Medicine, price sel. 12s. bds. riIHE PHI LOSOPIiY of MEDICINE; being J.- MEDICAL EX I RAC CS on the Nature and Prcsetvation of Health, and on the Native and Removal of Disease. By ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Member of the Royal London College of Chysicians, &c. Printed for Sherwood, Necly, and Jones, Paternoster-row. " The very able Author of Medical Extracts has rer.dered an Important service to the Profession and Mankind in genera , . by bringing into a more connected point of slime, and affording a mere clear and katisfutory detail of the numerous facts and rea sonings which Mein the bads of the present improved tr.4;e of Medical Scieoce."—.-Crit. Review. 'this day were published, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT of GUN-31 - 10 t• WOUNDS, with His tories of Singular Cases end Cures of gallant Warners, during the Campaigns of 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, of the first War in North America; being the Second Edition, dedicated by per mission, to his Royal Highness the Coinmandeviu-Chief. By H. F. JOHN NEALE, Esq. Formerly Surgeon Major of the Stb Regiment of Infantry, and 16th, Or the Queen's, Regiment of Light Magoon'. To be had of Mr. Sherwood, Paterunsicrow and at the Author's, corner of Frith-street, Soho - cquare. In the Press, and speedily will be published, by the same An !Mir, the Fourth Edition, with considerable Additions, of his Practical Essays on the Treatmeot of tb• fates Dorset's. 401)164 1 2 NSW 7asiiirOf EtTPITAIOi?j_ tr-arlAt r WU:MM. I This day was published, price 2s. THE ART OF WRITING; being a New Sys tem of Sopenor SWIFT WRITING; in Si: Lessons. To which is added, an entire New System for Writing Figures.— Both founded on Mathematical Principles, and simplified. By G. B. KING, Professor of Fine and Ornamental Writing. By this superior and highly-approved System of Writing, foun ded upon an entirely-new principle, never before attempted, any person capable of holding a pea, although writing at present the most crastped and illegible scrawl, may ►oon acquire a fine, free, and ilegantly.expeditious miming band, at the rate of front forty to fifty words in s nimute, fully equal to what can be taught by the trost approved Masters at a considerable expense, and as ex peditiously. • I.ondon: published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgatc-street ; and sold ►y all Booksellers, Stationers,&c. in Town and gountry. The following. forks will be (mind particularly interracial; to all Persons about to visit those Parts of the Continent to which they relate. TRONCHET'S GUIDE TO PARIS. This day was published, prim 6r. beards, or 6s. 6d. bound, . PICTU RE of PARIS ; being a Complete Guide to all the Peigic Buildings and Curiosities in that Metro polis • to which Is added, an Alnunack of the Pleasures of Paris in Winter and Summer; containing a, lull Account of an the 'nears' ' Places of Amusement, Bans, Fetes, sits. &c. at Paris and hi its Environs: accompanied with Six Descriptive Routes from die Coast to Paris. andfun Directions to Se angers on their lint arrival In that Capital. Imbolliaboil with a correct Map of the various Routes, a Plan of Paris, Views of Public Ilaildiage, sad other interesting Plates. By LOUIS TRONCHET. Lading n Printed for Sherwood, Nally, and Jones, Paternoster row.--Of whom may be had, Trice 7s. beards, illustrated with correct Maps, I. The Traveller's complete Guide through Belgium, Holland, Flanders; and Germany; containing i particular Account of all dm Public Buildings, Placa of AltllllllMellt, and Curiosities ; with accurate '1 ables•of Distances in English Milos from one Town to another; the best Ines pointed ow, and and a description of every thing worthy the attention of Otrii u, Lovers of the Fine ' Arts, and Travellers in general, with hill na to Strangers. • Dy Charles Campbell, Esq. n. In one Volume, ambrfthed with a Map and Plates. price 6s. boards t A View of Society and Manners is Franco, Switzer land, Germany, and hal . By John Mime*, M.D. I'o which are added, Travois is B ,by Wiliam Cos. Abased irons the Originals,. by William Macor, LLD. LAST Ile DIA 11001 i, j a dy .8, 181%. HC COUNT DIREG7OR3 of tile UMITED -IL 'COMP Wei At iRCALANU of ENGLif 2VD, graft. to the EAST INDUS, de &why give Mite. That they will be ready to receive Propoesta, In writing, out or before Vii?.i)NESPAY, the Oth of Augls,t,'toiti the Osvostro of Shi r r o' the bar• h•n of from OtlOTous to. I Act.i rues, b.id.let's measurement, specifying in one sum the *hole rate 4 f..e'elt at which they may he teiiiing to let such Shi l ls Co: one Voyage to China itt the Company's Service. No Tent:r will be received for Ships ova+ have been in the service of the Cumpat.y, if they 'have 2it:ady gone tuoreti,an sic voyages. The Tergiers, whit the words " Ship Tender" to he sealed up sod left with the Secretary at or helot l'wf lye o'Ciock at Noon on the said 9:11 Aujust, Issyon4 st Lich hour the Cots: will not receive any Teuder. JA At a -C9.917, t..-r4ari. The rat• lzulats of the Terms and Condittocs ofiler *loch the Ships ter be e.Naged for the Constant's Servi ce, am he had 51 4 , :etv•hismsee 09..-!. 16, 0 1 e ("...aenF , *eil et Shiprins, ow * 'after Menflay neat, the SAltil instant. DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together or Iti Lots, T HE MANOR of MARSHWOOD, with the several ESTATES comprised therein. For particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoin'e•lnt .. SYDNEY GARDENS, HOTEL, dc. BA'lll, to be LET by Tender,and entered upon at Lady-Day next. Proposals to be sent la on or before the lath of August neat, addressed to Mr. Lackey, Walcot parade, Bath; of whom par ticulars may be known. STANMOkE, MIDDI E;EX, TEN MILES FAUM LONDON. TO BE LET, THE ELEGANT VILLA, situate at the top of STANMORL HELL, late the property of Mr Hum o, deceased. The Prenthes are is thorough repair, and fit fir the reception of a Fa:nii ) . of &stint; ion. Particulars run be had of M. Robins, 'Varvoick-street, Golden-square; and 'tickets to v:rw. HASEL MANOR. AND FARNIS, SOMPASETSHFRE. To be SOLD in F2E by PRIVATE CONTRAC f, ci ber togetLet or in Lott, rip HE MANOR of HAS L, in the County of a Somerset, with suitable Farm Houses and Buildings, and about t..!93 /tact% stature mtasure, of Arable. Meadow, and Pas ture Land, and ti 9 Acres of Wood Land, all lytrg conegiacnt in the sevtval Parishes of Cbewton Mendip. Compton itlar:in, Übley, Blagdon, and West liar. tree, about Is mitt from Bristol, 16th from Bath, and 7 ftorn The Vicarial Tythes of Hasel Farm (uywards of 906 Acres), and of Haw! Wood (about 51 Acre) are covered by a modus of twenty shillings a year; and the Lands in the Parish of Utley, containing 2UO Acres, are exempted from tha payment of Greet Tythes. 'the above Prat. Is Improvable, and will be told on terms highly advantageous to a purchaser, veho ;nay be accom;!-.Ntived 'Mb a caveat:tablet pet of the purchase-ntoney en mongsge of Mr. Kendall, of Haw; Farm, one of the tenant.; or Mr. John Webb, of Comptou Mirth), will chew the Premises. - Further particulars way be known by application to Messrs. Broderip, Melliar, and Co. at W.:lls. who hays a Map of the Estate.--July 24, 1415. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Etc. are respectfully informed, that ►Ley may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold. Copy. bold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in tltc Fends. !VI aeriago Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen s' Livings. or any other Property. Parsons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application front twelve to two, or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 4il, South street, Berk..ly-square. " For want of timely care Millions have died of medicable wounds r —AR M 5 TR ON a THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or, SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dele. terious preparation) which stand in the highestestimation for tke cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders ori. ginating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the hest substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mer cury, sweetening tip blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxie m e and impure juices, giving strength and tonc to the nerves, enli vening and invigorating both body and mind.—Price 11s. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for sss. oil which one small bottle is saved. The words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," a:- gravedoss the stamp of each bottle,w ithout which none are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, l S,Strand; Bacon and Co. 1 Se, I )11Ltd.. street; opposite New Bond-street, I.ondon, and all Me.iiclnes Venders. yr Dr. Solomon experts, when ennsuheel by l-tter, th e usual compliment of a one round note to he inclosed. alress. Co-- " Money Letter. Dr. So:Jinon, Gt!eati ilouse, near I.iverpool, Paid doable postage." LES PASTILLES MA It'f IAL LliS MONT. 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Ss. i, board. or JI. 10s. hound and lettered, illustrated with Maps, and dedicated, by permission, to the Archbishop of York, THE THEOLOGICAL, BIBLICAL, and ECCLESIASTICAL DIC 110 NARY; serving as a gene ral Note Book to all Passages, Names, and Facts, connected with the Old and New Testament, and with Ecclesiastical History s and fanning a specks of Cyclopedia of Religious Knowledge and Opinions, founded throughout on the most.approved Authorities, By JOHN ROBINSON, D.D. Late of Chrbt's College, Cambriege, Master of the Free Gram mar School at Ravenstonedale, Author of the Archsologia Grxca, the Grammar of History, Ste- &c. 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