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• . , ' . *... • ' 1.. . .11101110 1 , ..) .. • • • 11 • • . . „,,!, ..., ,• - % % . . ... Nr 4... r . • ~. ~ b .. • , . , 1 0 v •-•-...... :, 4..1 „ . ' ---"--, •Vie- . • . . • •„. . 4 :ast . ....;: i .,, . • • ( $ • weiiii e • 41 ......... . 1 .••••••••••••••••••• .. "' • •. _I F "..- a foo‘• „• •; 1 Int WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY OF I.ONDON TAvutN N August 9, 1815. - - A T the GENERAL MEETING, Resolved,— " mat a (lateral Subscription d Adams be opened fur Relief and benefit of the Feasible of the brave Mtn of the wounded sufferer* of the BRI TISH ARMY , •1,,. command of the illustrious W.iLLINOTON , _in the signal Wafeetto, and its thr several Be %Addslles have been .ed be Camp.tign." n . .f uh4crtittion. advertised, X1()5,,137 13s. 2d. :I 7.•1 :` 1 1: I 5 S. Fridag & lloucard 52 10 .1. .! - an.l William White 10 10 „ u • •. • thr Koval Miami, and isbchoU S 2 10 - •• • - At' • • )IN, tvits. CO 0 5 0 Ar Pole, Thormon & Co. VraMy amvs Br ,igdeu -.•• , .11 POI 51 10 % tl' , , •1. .6 5 John l'oplis 25 5 Richard Arkwright 210 0 Collection ill Meopham Ktnt, by the Rev. G. Everth, £ll Bs. :'d. Robert Stokes, stn. 5 5 A ita ,• , tit by the ! ...t • .1 15 1 4 '4. rly, .ClO, Co. •ri! !woo- ".I,•,,•)ther .., ,;•r-. i::1 44.-24 4 L' t?) tt. P a rtsti • ,1•,..,•• 9xgterd -21 2 At Robarts and Co. litajor.Geoural Sir Wm. Cockburn, Bart. 10 10 William Rayer 10 0 George and Joshua Oliver 51 10 Alexander Swan St -2 Wm Russell(Braneepltb • Castle) 100 0 S. F. S &F.H. P. '2 2 Edward Reece 1 1 Charles Lush 3 S A Collection by some Gentlemen 13 5 a Oft he 111 11 a. ..1•• • of 'he loom of . A• • : £9l :is. Ga. ,i• t:•.,1 of fir Of - • hivates, i,:1• , ,rough • 1 •..,,,., ni Walt.hire Yr.).havry Cavahy 50 0 1 .to ~ ..:ontmontrat. o ns and Notice of Subscriptions are requipted the Committee at the City of I aondon Tavern. .criptior.s :tre received at Lloyd's; at the City of Louden • • and ?'y all the Bankers ut the Metropolis. J. P. WEI.SIrOIID, gccretary. ..t.41a 40 . :17.AR1), BURNE, and Co. respectfully in. 11 I. , rin the Public, ttat Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Ltz!Lry,.tre slow on Sale at their Office, • No. 93, ROYAL. EXCHANGE. In tlii: Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets, there is a Prize of 'lllll4'lY THOUSAND POUNDS, One of 2,000 GUINEAS, . One of i,OOO, both of which will be paid by them in Gold • ,liately. The whole to be drawn , on the 24th of THIS xoN I H. iy . roN, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, and 18, Co. vrnxy-street, fret, great pleasure In calling the attention ut his Friends and the Public to A en-II Lottery of only 5,100 Tickets, \Mich a Grand Pr.ze of XSO,OOO, Besides 3.000 Guineas to be paid in Gold To be drawn all in One Day, So early as the 24th instant. T. F. t'aerefc:ie, solicits an early call at either of Ms truly for. tunate Oiliets, where the LAST TWENTY THOUS.IND sold by hint—besides ttae Gulden Prize of WOO Guineas, and the last Prize, 140. 6,431, &c. &c. are now paying on demand. ••• litisizie&i in the Public Funds conduateJ as usual with bui.eur and punctu..hty. AI.I. IN DNS DAY. QT ATE LOTTERY of only 5,000 Tickets, to be Dtaull --4th AUGUST. contaius a grand Pete of • ae20,000, ifird 3,000 Guinea: is iliold SCHi ME. kit.4.,004 is 410,000 10,00•) 10,000 2,100 2,100 1050 l, O -0 50 11 ..... 1,0 1 ,0 ..... 1,500 300 600 400 2 ill 7,5; 0 3 ..... 200 • • 4 UK) ...... 5 ••• .• • .4.. .•.... • • • 5' e Fint-drawn Blanks 10 cads .0,1)00 s,u4'i) Tickets. .41.••••••••• iSC .' ' 20,000 will reteive £lO,OOO m►►re, malting . 830 . 000 * rickets and Shares are rn►w ou by RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the present L►►ttery. at their Offices, oralnll and Charing-Cm :4 ; it re they Sold in the la4t Lottery, No. 11,173, a Prim of 4:...0,00, in Eleven Shares ; and No. 6,497, a Gulden Prise of ►,cep Guineas, In Nino :hares. • INCOMPAU,ApLE , SUL:CESg. TWO ThiR"l.Y THOUSAND POUND L'IUZES SNARED AND SOLD BY WEBS, VIZ., • 8,339 . drAwn Ist August. - 5e30,000 Is ORtt QUARTeI AIM •rwsuva (litlTlg the only One in the Law Lottery), 3,8G9 • drawn 13th May - R 30,000 • In One Quarter Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, • .(Seing lie only One in.that Lottery , ) 11..iz•N Pea. a £S(O. &r. and one ut I,LOO Guineas • in Gold, wear ALL IioLD A'r . WEBB's mast Fortunme Office, - I'l. Ludrate-s , rret, 'mar St. Paul's. feels the highest satisfaction in an- N-A • rouncing .tbe above fortunwe events. awl confidently dun, the...i•ropi of Coou Ludt, *Lich has attended his Litt,i•tto, vitt conehoue unbytrruptvil. and that in the sp- If7' 4 ' l,l lg Lottery Hi SUCCtito will Agaul be vrc-turtxutly coU- .1 Ile New Lottery of Only '7,000 Ticket., wlth a Grand Prise :00 we, and H,llOO Guineas its Gold, will be all drawn . 1* 2itlt t HIS MONTH. St a , f• Lottery Office, 17, Lotliate•mrett, Near St. Paul's. tplt THE TEKTIA AND GUMS. UT LE It's celebratrd VEGETA BLE TOOTH " i'MrDER with eotsfidenice, recommended to the Use Pubic, as the must ariCaliMlS Preparation for Preserving t!•:. I 4 in a staind state, even to old age, and producing a w ; l ,e, tic e. without, impairing the linanwl. Ir Imparts a ts , s beautitul rcdne.s to the Gums, to the Breath the 11!( , ••• sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, i.rvvost tl.v •I'lleih-ache, by removing its taut,—the Scurvy in tb.• Gions.—Priee Ys. VI the Poi. 111; I'LEit's Sipe:lto; LAVENDER WATER, from its rte. trayaticy has yecultr.:d the Approbation of their Royal MO , - the Pthicessi aud Prince's Charlotte of Vales, and of Ladies of the first Diainction. In half pint Bottles 45.; 'col hilts Vs. • and sob' by R. trm.ra,_No. 4. Cheapsicle, Loam ; z4;(1 by hie appeasement by Smith, Easter, evil Ilcaliiirlie Edin burgh ; .thextrt, and .WPDonald, Glasgow ; Gregmin, 11.1iinge, and Mir, Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stains, Zelasichehter • Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey and Steett een , g o i e t wim pu e ; Jutland, Utmovlle, Islettlebili, and 341.1411 . Pirttolith;A i iper t Bull, said Chase, Exeter; Brown, 1 - 141 ii.- Barry, and rrmoier, Bristol ; Cruttweti, Mins, and hash ; atid mo-t l'erfumers and Medieine Venders iu 411W7 WVII3; iu Bulea 20. ud. each. • 25 0 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 . , -1815. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, THATeIItD Howl?, S . r. JANIEeIIITRILLT. HIS Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. Amount of Subscriptions alrradjadverised £.19,145. Os. 10d. Lord Palmerston £lO5 0 I Miss Winchester 10 10 Messrs. Hodeul and I One tlAy's pay from the Stirling G. T. G. Rd. Goodiand P.m. Admiral Sir NV&lkam Domett 10 0 Admiral Hunter 10 to James Lane Fox, Esq. 50 0 the Hon. General Ro bert Taylor C. Alainwaring, Esq. I.leuttnalit•General Sir George Pinot, Barr. 26 5 1 Lieut.-Gen. M. llaillic 10 10 John A. Wardell • ! 0 0 1 I 1111 l tail A Itliorve, F sq. I)innington, Yorkshire: 52 10 Dowager Lady Doing 10 10 Win. tiMbeck, Eby. 21 '0 Palish of Finedoo,other wiao Thingdon, Nor tbamptua, per Rev. J. • W. Paul, Vicar 90 0 Lieut.. General Else es 21 0 Major-Gen. Sir G. T. Walker, K.C.B. 10 10 Thomas Carter, Lsq. 20 0 The Earl of 'Talbot 105 0 Hon. and km J. C. •I'aibot George Chalmers. Ei. • Office of 'lnd.", 52 10 5 5 3 5 . _ . Offi N cers, on - corn . mission's! Officers, & Privates, of the let Nittalion sd Foot thirds £66. Bs. sd. Sir J. Lethhridpe, Bart. 10 10 Admiral Mr Win. Hat good, K.q.B. Rev. James Gibson Francis Townes Lut trell, Csl. 10 0 1 David Hale, Esq. 10 10 I Hun. Miss Illich, St. James's Palace • S Al rs. Heapy 1 0 Wm. Polliwk, Esq. $1 0 Mcs. Pollock • O K. W. 1 • li. Naylor, Esq. S S A. B. D. 30 0 Major.Getieral Francis Streicner 10 0 Anonymous i • 0 MN. Dawson • a E. s. 1. 0 1 Mrs. E. J. 1 0 L'. p. .10 0 General BosVille $1• 0 I Messrs. A. M. A. A. . 21 0 21 0 10 10 5 5 2 2 jun M. S. and T. s. Tweepdall Parish of Lyght, near l'unbritlge Rev. E. Gi'dart The Parish of Wlrst. wickharn, irr Kenr; by the Rev. bit C. 141.- 11.14, Bart. Parish of Coivden, in Kent, by the Rev. T. Harvey, £6 IS*. 6d. Parish of Bucklandi Hertford, per Rev. T. H. Mitchell, Rector 14 9 Parish ut Bulvan. Essex, per Rev. T. Wilkin son, Rector United Parishes of St. Edmund he King,and at. Nicholas Astons, Lontbard-street 25 2 Parish of hranriirlJ, Sus scx,per Rev. J.Thont- Isoli, Vicar Parish of Penshurst, Kent, per Rev. J. H.mimuns 27 0 Parish of Bra•ted,llCeot, per Rev. J. lithhons, Rector £S 13 5 5 Whitehall 10 10 Lord Henley 21 0 Thos.B. Lethbridge, Esq. b b Amount of Subscription of the (loth nor and Officers of the Royal Nasal Hospital, Deal, .1210. 11% tid. Lient.. Col. Mudglq, Tilbury Fort, in ad dition to £lO in the City Collection at the Pariah Church of tAvaissea, per Rev. Wm. Hew son, Vicar, £BO. Os. 6d. An Officer's Widow 1 0 Mrs. Hughes 5 0 Richard lknne, Esq. 10 10 Edw. Roberts, Esq. 10 to Anstey, Pearse,St Co. 52 10 Alex. Fraser, Esq. 10 it) Robert Whyte Melville, E. John sq Whyte Melville, list!. 5 6 Charles Edward Reping t on, Esq. 10 10 John %A lone, Esq. 5 3 Mr. J. Fuobuty 3 1 , W. G. CARTER. Substriptioos are received by Mr. Murdock, 350, Oxford sued : Mr. Hatchard, I 9J, Piccadilly ; by the principal Rankers, and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hamoten/ry aril Co. Pall-Mal. It is particularly requested that all letters front the Colliery to the Committee, he exactly thus addressed “ To the Westminster Waterloo Association, 'I hatched House, London." Communications, in Town, to the Committee, may be made to the Secretary, W. Cs. .:arter, Esq. 'Temple Chambers, nicer-street. 14 $ 10 10 53 0 S 0 10 10 3 4 30 12 Just published, by LONGMAN and Co price 121. OBSERVATIONS on GUN•SHOT WOUNDS , bring the general result of the practice of the whole of the Penintular War—Hy G. 1. GUTHRIE, of the Royal College of Surge( nt, London; Deputy Inspector of Military Hospitals on that Service. FOR THE use OF sCHOOLS, Stc. This day was published, in 1 2mn. price 21. bound, ACOMPENDIUM (if GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of Schools, Private Families, and those who study this necessary Science.—>;y RICHM A I. MANCH A ILL. Primed for I.onvnan, Hurt, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pa tentoster•row, London : and 1. Hurt, Walaeld. • Of whom may ix had, by the same Author, Historical and Miscellaneous Qiteatitms, for the use of Youn2 People; with a Selection of British (iencral Biography, ace.-- The 'twelfth Edition, in I2mo. price Ss. bound. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 64 Quetta -state 1, CUILAPSIDI. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN, for Park Paling, Slates, Out-buildlap, and Weather-boarding, of every description. Invisdde Green, per cwt. 565. I Red or Brown, per &rt. 42a. 11.101 Greet), 76. White Paint • 601. Olive - WA. Prepared Oil, to thin them Lead Colour - . 595. I fur Use, ss. 611. per Gall. Son.- Colour 365. Fine Paint for Inside Work a Chocolate Colour - 565. every description, Ike. &c. Relined l'ar Brown tigi. per cwt.—Common ditto 10. per cwt. N. B. 'lle Impenetiable Paints are very ornamental, and will cover a surface neally twice as great as other Paints: they also possess a durabi;ity which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to work constantly exposed to the effects of the weatl:er ; and from their being ground in Linseed Oil, and dry ing very quick, they are applicable to the generalpueposes of Useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserv ing and very handsome covering. They arc also a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in lint Climates, and are easy of appcation, beiu,t used in tisk same manner as other Palau. 'I he COAL 'IA lt BROWN is recommended (or the covering of Rough Fencing, nirousTiles, Wood Under Ground or Water; paricu'arly the ItePelea, %%Wets is perfectly insoluble in Water; the Woa.l will cot pctierrate where it is used; it is of a very good colour, skit li.ird, and is easily applied,requirias only to le heated and laid on will a comitiod tar-brush. Sold by UPTON d Cu. Queen-street, Cheapside. FOR THE HEAD AND•EYE3 THE COItI)IAL CEPHALIC SNUFF is a must graceful and etrectull Remedy fur Illsordent In the .1 - lead, especially the coalition Head:m.ls. It removes drowsluess i and giddlue,s ; relieves dimness of the eyes, is estellent in curing recent deafness, and is of great rvice In hysteric and . prairie complaitr., and in restoring the uien►ory when impaired br dis• artier% of the rad. It is also a prc.erv.ttive against infections air. Suid by the Proprietors, r. Newbery a:id Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, the third house iriuu Chcapside, I.ondon ; and Bro die and Co. on the New Canal, Salisbury, In 'canisters, price Is. 14d. each ; but if purchased elsewhere, observe that the words "F. NewbtfT,N4e. 45, Si. Paurs." are engrave.l in the Stamps. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. DR. Fol.' H ERG I LL'S RESTORATIVE. CORD:AL DROPS have been well known near ball a Century for their efficacy in every description of Nervous Die. orders, and Debility or Re lasatiou in Persons of either Sett, young or old; whether hereditary ur occasioned by a long resi dence hi hot or unhealthy Clituato, the immoderate use of Spi rituous Liquors or other noxious .Fluids, too Sedentary a Life, dose application to Study., eimessive Care or Oriel, injudicious R.:ministration of Mercury, pisa i wion. or other causes. The streets of this excellent and power ul re•animating Medicine ato to give warmth and vigour to the whole Nervous System, to re ' pair the tone and injured constitution of the muscular fibres, to render fluid and promote the due circulation of the anitualjuicti, revive and el.ilitiGile the langliid drooping spirits, assist dire ! thin by stimulating and strengthening the organs of the stomach, excite a genial glow of vital heat which gradually *stands to every part of the frame; and if persevered in lot a reasonable time, teeblentss, lassittole, anxiety, melancholy, and all the de plorable symptoms of disease .will vanish t and strength, ardeur, wet& y, and every evidence of renovated health, will be the happy result of taking these invaluable Drops. ISold at Mr. Butler's, No.'dr , Cheapshic, corner of fit. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and twat Couz.irjt Medicine Venders, In bottles, at 41. Cd. and gls each. GIFFORD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR TO ITS FINAL TERMINA I lON. Now publishing, in Monthly Parts, price 4s. each, and In Weekly Numbers, price 6d. each, embellished with Portraits of Pulii.e Characters, engraved in the first style by eminent Artists, and a complete Atlas of coloured Maps : to form one handbumc quarto Volume, rip HE HISTORY of the WA RS - occasioned by the FRENCH REVOLUTION, from the Coin.nenc - !- ment of Hostilities in 8792, :n the final Termination and Settle ment of the Affairs of Europe. The wink will comprise a com plete History of the most eventful and important ain tl.t: Annals of the World; including the French Revolution, the War in Spain and Portugal, the Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, the American War, &c. Biographical Sketches of the public Characters of Europe, will be introduced; comprising the Duke of Wellington. Bonaparte, the Emperor Alexander, King art Prussia, Blucher, Generals Picton, Hill, Beresford, Marquis of Angina, Graham, and others who have become distinguished b), and connet.ted with these events, whether political, Military, or Naval. The whole compiled from Official Documents, and the most impartial and authentic Sources of information. By C. H. GIFFORD, Esq. The best proof perhaps that can be adduced as to the cha racter and public estimation tor this work is, its having already, as far as published, gone through three editions, comprising 30000 copies, and continuing to receive a demand Wholly unprecedented in the annals of publishing. London Printed by William I.ewls and Co. Ivy-lane, Pater noster row ; and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. VALUABLE WORKS ON BOTANY, Published at NOZACI'S HEAD, No. 63, hlett•Ftreet. 1. A 6YNOPTICAL COMPENDIUM of BRI-. .Lll. TISH BOTANY (from the Cia-s Monandria to Poly gentle inclusive); arranged after the Linnxiiii Syiteca; and con taining the essential Characters of the Genera, the Specific Clia• ratters, English Names, Places of Growth, Soil, and :iituation, Colour of the Flowers, Thnes of Flowering, Duration, and Re ferences to Figures. By John Galpine, fouiscap with a Frontispiece, price los. ed. in board. 4 . We take the liberty to recommend Air. Gslpine' Cowen ditun of British llotsuy (*hick is indeed sie.irlta trail-430mi 01 Dr. Smith's "Compendium Flora Britanniex, ) d num: useful sad commodious pocket companion in Botautui lactusions."-- Edinburgh Review. S. Icons - Marra PINSCX, Auctore lac. Ed. Smith, M.D. Sock- r tads Llamas: Piasside, &c. Volumes One, Iwo, and Three, in svo. price .Cl. 6s. ski. In boards. 3. Lerrsas an the EIJI etstrs of BoTANT. Addressed to a Lady, by the celebrated I. J. Rousseau. *Emulated into English, with New, and eta additional Letter* fully explaining the :listens of Limnos. By Thomas Minna B.D. F.R. and L S.S. The Eighth Edition, with Corrections lud Improvements, in aro. pnce Ss. in boards. 4. Tisterv.stoorr P4avas, with Explanations intended to illustrate Linnieues Systems Vegetables,and penkidarly adapted to the Utters on the blessings of Botany. By the same Author. In Svo. price 9s. in boards, or coloured, price tel. in boards. S. The La mimeos of BOTANY; being Malabar/ of the Terms made use of in that Science, • principally by Unmans ; with familiar Explanations and an Attempt to establish iiignifi• cant English Tenni. By le same Author. The Third Edition, corrected and enlarged, in eve. pries 7s. inboards. 6. Heaves easTAllattltrinsts; Or A Catalog F e d cants,Plt Indigenous and lixotie. By Janne Delh•Curator, ow e Lineman and Horticultnral Societies. The Eighth Edition, cor rected and augmented by Frederick rink, in small livo. price lUs. fd. is bawds. PRitk SIXPENCE-HALFPri Nl. TQ SURGEON4 ' APOTHECARIES, Ste TO BE DISPOSIM OF BY PRIVATE poNTRAtT, r E DWELLING Hou ; ig, Pert ill it, Slop; JL Utensib, Drugs, Ste. of OtNtl deroased, together with the Gliodwill of his Po,in s . t., which hai heat carried on with susses tit thy hest part of tits City of Weal. non. ter upwards of twenty-fie year , . •I and other particulars mai lie known on ;tenons! appll cArtot at No. 7a, Hatoto.garticti, emit nine to twelve; or by letter addressed to C. It. there (post-rail) 1 . 0 BE I)I4POSED FIIHREE SHARES, for One 'ft icntsand JL each, in a thriving Concerns, which, by activc Capable of becoming one of the most resperable E , tal:!tv..!tner t 4 in the metropolis, without risk, and retpiiritig nit turtli.rr at!v,..:ee of capital. , Each patty may take an active agency in the ..!'ire, and be remunerated fir hi, attention, exclusive of bis vaunt rattp dividend in the general prull!a Every necessary odor:n-14in will be afforded by the Artuiry at the We,tanins:er Central Mart, on pi:T.:mail application, or fly letter, to him in the at instance, who will reqtyre ^l.l , vq, and assurances to treat, if the Concern should answer this It* se, •p• RESIDENCE 1:51 KEN I'. TO 1W SOl.ll 101 l PRIVA CONTRACT, AVERY desirable and most pleAsiuuly situated MAMMON-HOUSE, in good conditims, near to ['own MaUing, in the Cininty of Kent, with excellent Garden surround ed by a Wall and well mocked with choice Frith 'Fr..tis, a capital Green and Vire•House, Shrubbery, and K.tchen•Garilen, and Lawn and Meadow Ground, all atijoioin7, containing near tin): Acres, %s alt good Coach House*, Stall Stables. Brewhouw, and every convenient Office for the lenience of a Ullrletuatis The House condsts ul a handsome Breakfast Room, 1G feet by 15; Dining Room, 2.2 t, in; a i.maller Dining Win*, 16 by 14; Drasing.itoom, 21 by 18; Library, It; by i 3-, live hest Hr.': Rooms, with two Dressing-Rooms, At lc., V' at cr Clocet, 5% i' Kitchen, Laundry, Servants'. Hall, rood Cellar, ant ail tortol and cinntenient Domestic Offices—all of which is Freehold, and in excellent repair. On the opposite side of the Road is a piece of Garden Grouti,l, containing about two and a half Act: s, aod which may bi• sold with 1)1* without the Mansion- House. Ile whole iii the k.l,:k ration of %Valliant Bowie-, fig. the i'roprietur. the Furniture is and handsome, aad the greater art is to be taken at a vain:in:in. situatlmi i, plea...int and hetlfhy, jn inlet from London, sit from Maidstone, iu Km-he-to , an 1 10 from futibridge. For a view of th • prem a( tie I+lll,e, and for further particulars and to trea, to hl. .e.. Met-laud and Miller, solid. son, Abingdon. U For want of timely care Millions have died of medicable svoutills!"AlMSTßONft THE cekhrated ANTI lM l' ET iGIN ES, or, SOLONION'.i DIMPS. (•.vittioti , mercury, or any dele• teritsus preparation) which nand ila the hightstestimattoia!t r cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Lepro , y. and all disorders ori. ginfing in an impute %tare of !lie hl oti; 1.1,1.17 gr, adual, gentle, and - almost imperceptible, iu tier (per:Moto—the best sple.titute :hat has ever been discovered for that daugeruits mineral Mek• curt', sweetening the blood, and stistitilat tog it to cape' all noxious and import juices, giving strength and tame to the nerves, enli vening and invigorating both body and mind ilg. bottle, or four In one family bottle for :Sis. on w'Arli otte .mall bottle is saved. The wank `• Solomon, Liverpao:," are va• graved on the stamp of each but tie, w ithuut which none aregeimitte. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Czford. Arm; opposite New Bond-street, London, and all Medicine- V enders. VT De. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound mote to be inclosed, addressed—. Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool, Paid double postage." MR. SPILSBURV—In 1508, after a Lever, my right knee was so much and nueit, dm I became delirious. A surgeon of eminence brought it to discharge, and my leg ulce rated from the knee to the anat.. Other gem lenwn were advised with, but they left the as incurable. For two years I Auderril greatly, and scarci•ly able to swallow a little food ; and I was lif te d in and out of bed in a sheet. A friend, having seen several _urea by your Drups,sent me a bottle. desiring I would use the lan drop. I begat; : in a week my spirits and appetite were better. In a few mrinthq the pail. left me, and several pieces of Hirer came away. I was 'taw able to us • crotches, and at tlwi sea recovered rapidly. I unfortunately lett tLe Medicine, and tlw spring following I was seized es eh violent traptions. 111 y other knee and ancle became atfecteil, and I wasagaiti reduced to grew extremity. I% ly mother then applied to you : I again took your Medicine, 2114, lolkeiviug your advice, I was once more re irird from pain, and mr three years I have been gaining health and strength.—l am, Ste. 16, Grove-pl.:ex, Caniden.towa, Juiy 8, 1815. F.. R. Sold at the Dispensary, 15, -olio.squsare, London, in bottles of Gs. Double 104. tid and largest Li. gs. duty i nc lud,d.....c o n i .. pound Easerice ets —To prevent Cutintexfrit-, the Genuine IVI.:•- dicine 'has a Black Ink Many. Mr. Edwards, t4li, 3t. Paul's Church-yard, is the Wholesale Agent. IT I::u been -Inn requently the subject of just and general reprobation, that a destitute of the eleven:A Of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates far public pa tronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing jut tice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us Irom being classed among those empirics whose impudent pre tensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably re celeed, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. • After haying received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs Grindal and Blizard, whose textures and practice we carefully attended, as Professor, and Surgeon:alike London floe pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquirements ' the Loyal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, surgery, the• Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Mid wifery, Botany, &c. See. Ste. by those eminent Professor s, Drs. I Mourn, Gregoiy, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford. I We trust we shall not he sleenled presumptuous in saying, that our proficiency and acquirements are not i nenna m a rabie. H av i ng fur a loug series of years made VENEREAL COMPLAIN ES, and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular ()biretta! our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and care. In dtglit and recent Casts of Infection, a perfect re-establishment Is completed in the short period of two days, anti in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other praceitto Icrs have failed of sue eras, a proper perseverance in our it:au of treatment canoes to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disiirders which arc the eft 'tics of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by th,youth art both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencefes and debilities which frequently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. 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