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u - kr.k.rtiF.T77-4rl - . 4 . F‘. Illtla 1 , . • • ! - A... , 7.'1 . •%- - .. -t, , t r 'T t I \ WIEN :1/41iNTBER 5 Tss] EXE.IfPTION FROM DUI?* ON DIVIDENDS. HIS tIAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, That all Pet ra,' eiimin g exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in refpea •e*the vi.!rtls of Stock Banding in the Books of the Bank of •'4ntl, or the South Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreivrerr, • quirc.l to make their claims to fuel. exemption before the •01011 niers for the (pedal purpores of the Ads, and that all ••• claims mull he made Li writing, and delivered at the Office • • ales in Smart Place, directed to the Secretary for the Al. . AIM The form on which inch claims are to be made, nisF he had at the raid Office, on application there, or to any in tract or Surveyor a Taxes. By Order of the Boari, M. WINTER. oft,* Tom. 706 26, 1805. PIATTU.ILLING OPPICH. Yetl,24, dos. THE CO.IIMiSSIONARS for VICTUALLING HIS MANESTY's NArr, d. &rely give slain% That on Vii tie $d of Anglia next, they will be ready to re vier Tenders in writing (leafed •p) and treat for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUU, or of FOREIGN BRANDY; To he dtliverrd in fix weeks (one half in three weeks, and the rtmlindtr in three weeks after) into His Majefty's Vidnalling Stores at the P.,rtt, and io the proportions andermattiossed,via. Plymouth 50,0,0 Portfinotith 6o,ocei Gallons. Deptford 60,000 100,000 To he paid for by Bills paymble with intend% oo days after date. N. B. No Tender far aWs qoantity than Ten ThouLntl Gal lons wi!l he admitted. The Coodittons of the Contrad may be feel at the Ster:tary's Office. N. regard will be bad to wry tender in salvia the trice flail Not k inferki in word, at !ength, or that /Lill toed br delivered to the Board kAre oaro'clr:ei eel the fail friday the ad eivvi? next. Noe motels the Poi:. Irk mile• the fader, or foot Ilerfon oa bit lebaY.attettle, to anfwer who. teed/or. STATE LOTEERY. SWIFT and Cn. No. I I, POULTRY, heg leave to recommetal :o the attention of the Public, the Scheme of the pre:,nt Lottery, which will he found equal in Capita!, to pre ettling Lotteries. and much fuperior in the arranvment of infe rior &Life., giving (independent of the Twenty Pound Prize.) refurn of Ten Pound• each for the i,OOO fink Blanks, which ma terially letf.ns the tilt of the Adventure. MONEY FOR BI.ANKS. THE only I.O'N'ERY this year will enmmenee Drawing 3rith September nest. It contilLi of Twenty•live Thonfand Tickrts, :ma more Capital Prizes than forme ,Lotteries of Sixty Th.n.fand: in aklition to this, the Hilt-drawn Three Thouland Blanks will he entitled to Ten Pounds each, fo that every adventurer that purchsfes 'Fieket4 or Shares early, will have a moft valnaliktelnuice of all the Capital Prints for the (bit three or foot Jays drawing, without an' ritk;as the Ten Pounds for each Blink and the certain rift of Tickets by that puriod,mott be ample Security agaioft any prilliblc Ink _ LIGIR; ES anJ Co. Stock Brokers, Moft refpeftrully infuran the Nobility and Public that the Tickets and Sham'. in great variety, are on tale at their °Sees, No. 149, Oxford lir:et, and No. 44, St. Jamesa•ftrcet. • • Prius and Blanks paid on Demand, and Government Se enrities houFht and fold. SANCTIONED BY ACT OF FARLIAMENT. lIISTO RIC L TOTI RY, for the dilpnt a l o f t h e molt SPLFNDID WORKS in EUROPE. Principal Prize, value Zgo,ozo. Contains last Capital Prizes, upwards of tiro of which confift of a coiln.`tian of the moll interelling Engravings, relating to the Hillary, Manners, and Cuttoms of our Native Country; about 203 Eugraving: in each Collection, at soL each Prize ; so° Copies, with the Text, at yo guineas each ; together with above boo other Prizes of a beautiful Publication of Views in Egypt, Jerufalem, ikthlehem, &c.&e. Thee fplendid Worlo have eoft nearly One Hundred Thoufand Pomki•, are deemed the lira thing. of tbc kind in Europe,aud can t.ev,r h had atter the Lottery is drawn. lie aide the very probable donee of procuring one of the above Prize.. every Purehahr of a Ticket will at all events be certain of having. in :Mandl fair ADti honourable manner, the whole arnow,t Ticket (which at prefect is only Tluoe Guinean) in beautiful Engravings. N.larene. gratis, at Mr. Sawyer's Nike. In Pall•Matl and Curs ) :11 ; and at every Lottery °thee in the Kingdom. The Logravitip exhibited grade. AROMATIC SHRIT OF VINEGAR. THE Original invention of Mr. Haunt;. prepared -•• anti fold by Tuniass and WI L 1.711,1 Hr.aar. Chemilts and Apothecariss, hlanche:ter.--This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Cernieunsl of highly emmentrated Vinegar, idned with the 'no!! plcatant Artl.l3tlCS Its ftrong and pungent Odour renders it est/cutely grateful mid Watery to perfons labouring under Head ach., paintings, &c. and adapts it for cour.ter-ading the had fedi of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly uleful in Rooms, where the litteainn of Fevers, of Saes. Throats, or of other emit giant. IJitsafes. prevail ; and in all erontkd places of pub lic r. fort, as Theatres, Courts of Jultice, &c. It may alto be pars tkuLdy recommended to Peden. refitting in hot climates. The .‘sonistic inirit of Vinegar, price as. pd each bottle, (tamp ineludesl, I. fold wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. 5, Coestpurdtreet (the only perfons in London authnrifeal by the i`nprinnes to fell the fame) where may had, Sponge Boxes of ;joist, Silas r, Cornshan. Cryltal, &c. N. B. Each bottle, hslisles a copper plate label, ligred by the I l re•aartrs, has the letters T. and W. Henry% Aromatic Spirit of :Al moulded in the Glafs. Their names are allo engraved in the tt tmp, the counterfeiting of which is felony. At the tame place may he hag Heint's Calcined Magnets, 'at !Ha tics, at L. 641. an,l larger with ground (topper, 4s. each, ltamp FOR BILIOUS DISORDP RS. Dr. JAIVIES's ANAI.EPTIC P 11.1.8. 4- RON! a new mode o f a d ::: i : littering there PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyfician (fee the new &realms) Direarcy,fo prevalent particularly moor % perfons who have :elided in hot climates, are removed with greater eafe and Eatery :ban by any other Medicine. They are equally efficacious in all Deurders 'fiche Stnniach and Bowcb; in Indigett'ons, Loft of Appetite, Isibitual Codivencre. troublefume Flatol.vicies and Cho• !ice; likewife in Oouty habits, in giddinds. or Rheumatic Pains in the Head; as well as chore oectuotsed by bee theroNy prcvcnting and Apoplexies, lv often the eunfequence of intemperan ce . Recuurfe thould he had to them on the 6rft attack of a cold, or any flight iudifpofttion ; Drafter any eleefs of eating a r drinking; and tbus their well known chamettniltic will be maintained of promoting longevity. Travellers by fea or land, ilh,sl.l rioter be without the Anakptie Pills, as they require nei ther confinement nor altcraybin of diet. Th., ar t f o ld on l y b y F. Newsy., and Sons. at the Wirehoufe for Iblamee's Powder, N 0.45, Rt. Paul's tuur doors from UPapfale, London tied at Dr. Jamesy late Houle in &num -1.• tll/303, price 4..6d each, or to One blip Box containing the ,!. uoity collie tot 245. duty Included.—None are genuine but • ...fe eiSich have the wort* • F. Newbery, No. 45, St. l'anrt." :';raved in the tblops. WEDNESDAY, JULY - 3 I, 7113;i: - ORIGINAL VAeCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. 44, BROAD•STREET, GOLDEN.SWARE. GCNERAL VARTCRLY COURT, JULY 16, 1805. R ESOLVED, That conlidering the number ah %- fent Governors at this Seafon, it will he advircabic o# pone the Annual Dinner for Come months: but in order to give many of the Members an opportunity of being informed of the prover; of the invelligation of the Laws of Agency of the Vac cine Infretion, and the Rate of the Pradlice of Cow Pock Inocu lation, it was R sor.ven, That the Secend Six Monthly Club Dinner be or dered for Monday the .sth of Auguß, at the Britifh Coffee houte, at five o'clock . The Medical Eflabliffiment have cfpecially to r•Ltc their trials to afcertain the coincident agency of Variolous and C.Lecine Aa.d ter—the agency of Vaccine Matter fubfequent to the Cow Puck= to determine whether or no the conftitntional Vaccine Diforder is proportionate to the local Inflammation and number of Pocks—to relate the further Cafes of Eruption tis‘c.ulbr to du Vaccine Af. feaion—that no fpccific conllitutionat TWAstft",occurs on the fourth day alter Inoculation—that the Vaccine Scat) dues not ek. cite the Cow Pock in a number of Experiments.—that Skin Difor ders do not counter - set the Vaccine Infation. Note—All applicitions fent under cover to Francis Reeling, Efq. General Polk Office, come and return nonage free. WM. SANCHO, Secretary. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. Hif Royal Highncis the Duke of YORK, Prcfident. THE Committee of this Society have to acknow. ledge the following New Suhfcriptione rcc•ieed in the Qar ter ending the joth of June, a dos ; at the fame time to entreat the farther Contrihotion of the Public towards the Support andExttn rum of an Inltitution calculated t relate from perdition a very nu merous dcfcription of Infant Poor in this Kingdom. N. B. Thole: malted thus 11 . are in addition to former Donations of Life Governors. • Hie Royal Highnefs the Puke of York, 452 to - Edward Elliott, Efq 2 1 Mr Charl.:4 Bowen 2 2 Mr J. Wation a a Wm. Banhury, Efq a 1 General Stevens a a Capt. P. Fierbe:t a a Mrs Collett - a a A Friend - a a Mr. Charlain 1 a Thomas Richardrni, Efq a a Jokes Saks, Efq at 0 •Geo.Horford,Efq. M.P. so 0 •ThoMren Dollar, Efq 5 5 GEO. Hawker, Efq 2 2 'Samuel Hoare, Efq 20 o Lord Raditock a a ' John Walker, Efq aos o A. B. C. . zoo 0 Wm. Thornton, Efq 2 2 R. L. C. - a I Godwin Shilfner, Efq 2 2 Mr, Price - a a Mifs Harriet Lee a t Alexander Williams,Efq t a Mr Elliott - a a Vifeountef. Sid mout h 3 3 Mailer Klncr - t a Society of Eccentrics, Collection at Bedford May's-buildings go ab Chapel - 41 IS Mr Niaiolfon . 2 2 Mr Edward Earle a a M r . Win. Delmar a 1 Mr James Hearne I a ?1r Bland - 2 2 John Berney, Efq 2 2 . S.tm. Ho..re, jun. Efq. 2 2 Sir John Colpwys, lE. B. a a Edmund Paul, Efq a a Mr. Smith - t a A Friend - 2 2 TbeStewar3s of the Anni. Richard Berr7, Efq. a a verfary Pinner 52 V) Mr. Matthew Wood a a Edwin Dawes, Efq. 3 2 j. Chulmondeley, Er+ 1 I 0 'Executors of the late Mr Goddard - a r Samuel Hoarc, Efq. too o Mr. Birkbeck • a a Mrs. Cr the • a a Mr. Thorria. Wall a a Hon. John Spencer i a Mifs Hay.lon . a a Mr. Vaughan - a I Mr. Pepys - - t a Mr. John Exeter I .i Mrs. Hoare " s c 'Wm. Houliton, Efq. 3 5 Peter Johnion, I:fq. a a Mr. John Jones - a 1 Mr. Ovington - a 1 Mr. doundy • t t Mr.. Crouch - a a WANTED to Rent, and enter upon immediately, or• Michaelmas nest. a (mall Farm of from co to ton Acres of Land. If lituated near a Market 'Town or on the Sea Coalt. the mote eligible.--Any Stock will be taken at a fait va luation. la tlcTi addrelTed to G. P. No. $3, Charlotte-arca. 3111kfrar's Road, will be attended to. PAPER HANGINGS and PAINTERS' COLIPURS. I MIDDLETON, in St. Martin's-lane, who for J • feversl years has made and fold Colours, both fine and heavy, now print" and fells Paper hanging', front 3d. per yard upwards. His care is to fell prime articles, and (to thofc who pay fur them when delizered) 'on terms the moll reafimahlq. Together with Diftemper Colours for Rooms ; Colours alfo in oil, for inilde indoors painting, i particularly a pleafant and permanent Olive Green, which may be ukd by any perfons of common intelligence. N. B. A large Alrortmcnt of Paper Hangings ready for putting up is always kept. CAPITAL RESIDENCE T o be SOLD by Private Contras , fituate ten Miles Mgt of Wlncliefter, and five South from Alresford, called BROOKWOOD PARK: compriling a convenient modern hulk Dwelliop•houfe, with Nimble Offices of every defcription, excellent Stables, with Lau n, Woods, Paiture, and loclofuret, containing 3it Acres, of the yearly value of 37c1. To be viewed by favour of the Tenant; and Mr. Perry, of Bramdean, will thew the Lands. Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford and Bath Papers; at the principal Inns oti the Weltern Road; at No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and at Mr. Webb's Unice iu Salilbury, who will treat for the Sale. DLLIGI - ITFUL SUM M ER RESIDENCE, lu CORNWALL. I'D BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC I', ALL that TENEMENr, called HALWYN ; I. conliflin. of a fuhttanrial well•built modern Houfe, with Garden. Stables, , and Barn; together with abuse 'twenty-five Acres of the rieheft Pafture land. The above Prenlifes are calculated for the accommodation of a Genteel Family, being within a Mile of the Town of Penzance, and in a Situation remat kable for the faltibrity of its air, and com manding a molt beautiful view of Mount's Bay. N. B. The Porch:der may be accommodated with the Whole or any Proportion Of the Land. Application to be nude to Mr. Parcae, Attorney at Law, Penzance. DEVON. TO BF. SOLID BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PILEMORE, w i t h t h e Bar tons and Farms of Pilemore and Slade Bowdens, Wafhford, and Moan's, and feveral other Tenements, fituate in the l'atifh of WafMiele!, and within a Ring Fence, about three Miles from Tiverton 21141 fifteen from Exeter. To 1 Gentleman fond of Sporting this Rftatc molt he particu larly defirable,a► it is abundantly docked with Game of all Sorts, and Woodcocks in the Seafon ; the Stag Hounds andfeveral Packs of Harriers are kept in the Neighbourhood. The Situation is very romantic and beautiful, with extentive: Views of the River Fee and the furrounding Woods, and the Eftate affords many delightful (pots for building. There is a great quantity of Thriving Oak and other Timber on the Manor, and upwards of 20 Acres of Lit growing Coppice Wood, with about 260 Acme of Orchard, Meadow, Arah!e. and Patton. Lank Thc Purchafer may have imnseslitte puffeGni of the whole, except Slade Farm, coa lltting of So Acres and a Corr gee For viewing the Premifels. apply to William Richards, at Stood ky. near the Eftate, or to Farmer h (orris, at Pilemore, or Farmer Vsley, at Slade, and for further Particulars to Meff:s. White and Fownes, Lincoln's Inn, London, or to Mr. Abraham, at Aftabur toil, where a Map of the Eftate may be feen. If the Premifes are not fold by Private Contra R, a Public Sur vey will be held for fate of the whole together or in two Lots,at the Three TIMM, Tiverton, on Tuelday the acth of Augua next by Five o'Clock in the Afternoon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEONARD. At Garr.!way's Coffec-Fluufe, Change. Alley, London, on Tuef d.ty, the 13th of /U pit next, at Twelve o'Cluck it Noun, in Tl.irty A VERY capital and elegant F r e e h o ld Mariann HoNfe, called LINTON PLACE. on the South fide of Cox. heath Hiils, within five Mira of Maiditotie, in the Pai i ifh of Limon, in the County of Kt tit, containing fix Room, on a Floor, and fit fur the refidence of a Family of Dillinetion, to which there are ilooldlic Offices of every 41,ferivint. ; alto a Cold Bath. a Capi• tai Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds. Avenue. of Titnher•Trees of, various kind., and a Farm Houle feparate at a conveni.mt dir tance front the Manfion, with a Barn, Stahl..., and other fui.alale Buildings, and u i Acres of good Freehold Land chielly Pasture. The views from the Maufion are uncommonly exteidive and beaus tifuL And alfo divers Farms. Mellua k tes, and land, in Linton, stapkhurlt, Frittension, Mardon, Benttindon, tl•ouldhant, and Burnam, in the Paid County. containi+ g in the whole, with the 211 Acres, by Admrsifurement, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The Lands are eunliskrahly underlet to fubltantial 'Tenants. Alto the Great Tythe. of the (aid Part& of Lhoon. Likewife the Advows fun of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre. mites may in the mean time be viewed, with leave of the Tenants. Printed Particulars may be hail at the Star, Coiheath ; the Star, Maidllone; the King's [lead, Rocheltcr; the Granby, llirtford; the Black Lion, Farninghani; the Ship, Fererihant ; the Fountain, Canterbury; the Bull, Cranbrook; the Bell, Star!. hura; the Sara. een's A f1if..r..2 ; the Woolpack,Tentertlen;the Suite: • Favern, Tunbridge Well. ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyor, Maidftone; of Mr. Leonard, ChapelsCourt,New Burlington.ftreet, London ;and of Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, Gulilen-fipute,l.ousion ; where a plan of melt Lot 'nay be teen. TIMBERED ESTATES IN SUSSEX AND SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Half Moan Inn. Pctworth, Suirex, on Monday the t6tb of S.ptember, at t s o'Clock, in Lots, to be hereafter fpccified, I. E following delirable and very v a l ua bl e ESTATES, being the greater part Freehold, and a find' ran Copyhohl of Inheritance and Leafehold for a wry lot,' Term of fituate in the (metal I'unit:es of Kirdford, Winuirough Green,and Fiddictvorth, in Siam and Hailemere,Thutiley, and Elitead, in Surrey, viz. Headfuld's Wood Farm In Kf ratted and Wifhorotmh Green. containing t2oA. 2R. 13P. part in the occupation of William Penfold, and the remaining pan, confining of Coppice Land in hand, being all Freehold. Croucbgnsl Farm alio in Kirdford. containing 247 A cR. BP. in the occnpation of James Mills, and alfo 58A..,R. 21' of Coppice Land la hand being Freehold, except a very (mall part Copybold and Leafeholal. liignor Farah with the Manor thereof in Kinifoni and Fiddle worth, containing 91.1.0 ft. t6l ) . in the occupation of Robert nwr, bring Freehold and Tythe Free except as to two Acres in Fiddlcworth. :►lfu a Yearly 11,14 Cbarge of aL 34d. retyable and itraing out °lceman Land; baunging &utile Earl of Egreniont in Kira ford and Pctworih. Blows Farm in 11,1,11 t wnrth, containing 62A. sR. 27P. in the occupation of the faid lt.o:tert Palmer and jyhti Brown, being all Haab-hurl" Farm in Hailcmere and Thugley, containing tc6.l. oR. 34P. in the occupaliel of Robert Newell, being all Freehold except Italian Acre of Copyhold. Hkkhani Bottum, in *Fliurficy and Llitead, confifting of five Piece, of Meadow Land, containing ;A. sit. 33 P. ill the occupa tion of John Manvrll. and one piece of Coppice Land, containing 14A. 3k. oP. in hand. 'Fite v hole of the above Mates are full of fine growing Thither, and are btuate in a Country well adapted fur all kind of Field !-ports and abounding with Game. To be viewed by applying to the refpeaive Tenants, and farther Particulars known of hi, Its. G. and J. Sniallpicee, Stoke, neat Guildford, Surrey. Printed ddcriptive Particular, and Condititmx of Sale may be had at the principal bins in the Neighbourhood In due time before Mac Sale,of the publication whereof notice will be Biwa'. [PRICE SQL-PENCF✓ SWANSEA TONTINE SOCIETY FOR BUILDING PUBLIC ROOMS AND A THEATRE'„ PLANS AND ESTIMATES. _ PERSONS inclined to farnith Plans and ERimates fur creating a fet of Public Rooms and a Theatre In Swan n:a, are requelted to addrefs the fame, foaled up, to Chatles Col lins, Efq. Chairman of the Tontine Society, Swaufca, before the pit day of Augull next. The Rooms arc intended to confilt cf a commodious Ball-room In the centre, with a fpacious Room on each aide, communicating therewith, and forming in the %hole a haudfine building, with proper offieß. The Theatre will be credted on a different fpot, and will require a dittinet plan and eftimate. Further information may be obtained, if required, of the Chairman ; at the swank* Bank; or at the Cambrian Printing °thee. This day was pubflihed,- In Three Volumes Oetavo, price it.. boards, A BRIEF RETROSPECT of the EIGH. TEENTH CEN nifty. Part I. containing a Sketch of the Revolutions and Improvements in Science, Arts, and Litera ture during that period. Hy SAMUEL MILLER, A. M. Member M the American Philofophical Society, ate. Printed for J. philfon. in St. P3UrS Church -yard. TOWARDS BUILDING fBE CHAPEL. .. __. Collenfon at St. Barth:). F. Itigaud, Efq. - I a luau w Church 18 10 I.ady Broughton - io to Ditto at Chat:mu Chapel, John Llcroer, Efq. a i Pimlico - 32 13 bilifs Pottinger - a a Ditto at Wandfwenth Edwin Dawes, Efq. 2 1 Cburelt . - 38 T 3 John Deane, Efq. 4 4 W. H. Rtaveley, Efq. 3 2 •Charles Steers, Efq. 5 5 Stephen Sullivan, Efq. 5 5 I.accy Primary, Lfq• 5 3 John .Mande,Efq. 5 5 Thomas Mae-thane, Efq. a a Aksander Eriltinei,Efq. 2 3 Collection at St.:S.ll;mm Sir John Coitl., K. li 5 5 Church . -22 14 Mr. Cluirleten - 2 2 Subfcriptione are received by Edward Gale Bold-ro, Efq. Trea- Curer. Nu. 3e, Cur:shill; Mr. Thomas R uok e, Secretary , Armorer 's hall, Colrnuu•Creet ; and by the Society s ColleCtop., Mr. Tho mas Brown. High-Burt, Lambeth; Mr. Richard Onl.well, No. 7, Craven-ltreet, Strand; and Mr. Richard stitr, Nu. too, in the Borough. FOR. THE STONE AND GRAVEL, A Long luccefsful Praeice has now eflablifhed the reputation of A DANIS's soI.VENT, for rutin., the above affliaing Diforders in either Kidneys or Bladder, a fter fruitlefs trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Waters; thereby 'saving thoufsnds from the pin and danger of the knife. Among 'bac who will en bear tettimony to its ride:icy and innocency, arc Lord Sack vile, the Honourable Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Knatchhull, Bart. •r. B. Lane, Efq. of Dover Cattle; J. Shipden, Efq. Deal ; the Rev. Cerse Fealty. of Bluntilham. near St. Ives ; the Rev. Mr. Moly matt tt, of Garbothimm. Norfolk; jofialt 'llontas Efq. to 1; S. Rik. r. Efq. Maluku, near Brittol; James Antyau, My. M. I'. P. Gibbs, Efq. Bath ; and a great nonther of the Faculty, viz Dr. Boone, late Playa .i.ui to the Forces; Mr. Gunning, Mr. 8,11, Mr. Home, Dr. Livingftone, and Dr. Stevenfon, whole fa. thee was cured by this Medicine Pit as he was about to undergo the operation; and recently it ha. eff.Cl.4 a lingular and happy cure of a hear relation of Adm:rel Sir Rizbard Bart. TLC So:ve,,t is foil by she Prsprietor, Mr. Perry, Surget", No 9,Sodthatutstm Ikea, Elo insibury-`ittare; at Bacon amt Co's. No. a;., Oxford-Brett ; and at &Mao's, front of the Royal Ex change, in bottles of es. 61. t Is. and 11. as. two of which Litt never faikd to correa the eakulous diathefis i t the habit, and thereby prevent the Int nation of a Sterne in Sedentary Parlous. t N. L. The Ninth Edition of " A Trratife en the Diforder and the Reginten Po be oWe:sol i wads Cafes of cure," wi.l be pub. lied in a few slays. D IXON'S celebrated ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, arca certain elm for Gouty, and Rheumatic Diforders, iNkrvous and Sick Head Hcart-buni, Hatulenci,N, Weaknele of the Stomach, Gerd. lion of Spirits imlbrelthin. and Free Living, &c. They are ukd and recommended by the Royal Family, the VV. conntelfcs Iluckbig ham and Bulklry, the Direea:ter 1.m1, , Say and Sete, the Lords I , :ilmain and King, the Hun. j. I s .Jalley,Slr R Wil liams, M. I'. and fume thnufands of theNtdidity, Clergy, and Me. dical Gentlemen. la addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, has received. is the foliose ing, from Cap*. Lloyd, of the Guards: " Dale Clitic, alverfor.twett, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1803. " Capt. Lloyd preface his cow/diluents to Mr. Dixon (although not perfonally acquainted with him), would take it as a tavour if he would fend bins tour or live Boxes of his Pills as Mon as he pof fibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always tiled the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get thetu any where in this county, neither at Haverfordwell nor Carmanhen ; the near eft place they are fold at is Briltol. For the great fervice they have been to Mrs Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bilhopp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes, and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint perfons as Venders in this County it would be a benefit to the community." Dixon's Antihillous Pills are fold wholdale and retail at Mr. Butler's. Nu. 4, Chealdict•!. corner of Paternoltersrow, and retail by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, Glarzow ; Gregfon, Liverpool; Staines, Manehefter ; Woolmer, Exeter ; Wills, Ilys num; h ; &ism, Ps,: thisonth ; Mactismalds, fila.gow; Garner, E~rladoen; Bach, New York; and by molt Bookfellers and Me dieine Venders In every town, Cabins's at 2.5. cid. each. Obferve !ite 1.43 W tit " R. 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