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--( t 1 . D., . . ii b • lc• - • - s . :I . ."--.1 4..... t. . r ~ b., • .1 -'1 - i~` Or , --0.... i ..% Or: - / 1) ~ • . ,I, - . ,:? - - - "k 'II Z 1 43 - e f _ " - -1, tt' U 11 II NINVER 4.252 kEDNESDAT, AUGUST 4, 1 sot j7litiCE SIX-PE t. To the INDEPENDINT and PUBLIC-SPIATTED FREE HOLDERS of the COUNTY or MIDDLI.4I:X. Allah 9th, will bkpublitbed : price .le. 61, AN Abirma . of the Aa latei; paired for ern.' folidating the former Ada for the Red , Fro;stiou of the Land Tax; and for removing Doubts refpeßinz the Right if Perfons to vote for the Election of Metnbers of Parliament. Shewing the Difpofttlon and Arrangement of the lobjed Mat ter or it, with occafioual Notes explanatory of the tibj:Et and EScdt of the New Provirsorts. A NEW INWNTION. PATROIZED, AND USED FOR TliE AND Gen TLEIREN, MR. MAINWARING has endeavoured to make the Public believe that our oppnfition to his re election was an attack Upon th. Government, and that his riumbzrs on the Pull would be a jurtification of his political condua. ICOYAL FAMILY. RA RDY's Itnp erial BLACKING PCAVDtR, a Cl:cai,eal Preparation, which will neither foil the fault ta hnelt,LN;r,xably ; it foftens and imerifhes the ka:ber, repcht tracer, kr, ps the fat dry and contfor4able, pro ctres the fn ti black, an. retains ns virtu:sin all Climates; hear will ton diniittifh it. hare, and the dud may be wipt4 off v•ithqut leiTtui.tg the points ; it produces the molt elegant her: to Geall.in4t't clitllt.r Boats and Deers F hoes, as well as to the 43* - ns,Sh3e4.Clors,ete. of the Ladies. It is fold by Robeit Hardy, Cie Prokietqr,, at N0..3. Bustard's Inn, Holborn; and by molt 11 .t-nialars in the thited Ki.,g,lont, in tin hoses. at 19. and (a quantity) is.6d cach, with proper !mikes. To which is prefixed, a few Ohfcrvatione OA the Newt and Extent of the Advantage, refulzing to the Public, and to tite Landed Proprietor from the mature. By GEORGE HARRISON, Efi. Of Linuukes Inn kids, 13Arrill‘r at Lew. Printed and pubbilved by Buone7 and Gold. No. 101, Shoe lane, London, who are now p..lllifbittg la Weekly Number:, Q2arto,priee n. 6d. each, a new Abridgment or Selection of the PLIILOSOPILICAL TKAN iACT:ONS 4 the NOY A L SOCIE T. , JULY u, MOT ICE is hereby given, That Sir WILLIAM 1„;:rtoN s, livonet, Tunas is CHAIMAN, and GEOTACIA .R.I,WER Commiffioners for carrying aa Ad of Puha nicif i .:o execution, intitled An Adt foe allotting and divid- I:1 ; : Cat' 01:n Fields and Commons in the Manor of Laleham, " it: ..!tc.c.itnitiet of Middkfes and Sorry," will meet at the of John James, in Lakham aforefaid, known by the :Lc Gn.yhound, on Tut:relay the 10th day of Auguft • ICII o'clock in the forenoon or tbst day, in order to exc. • .nvcrs s -tied in the Curnini(Soners by virtue of the wage they ititaul to examine all the claims hereto :o when all Perrot's, Bodies P., ac and Cor por ,niertz cr making any claim which may arett the boun ce f..ld Manor, or the rights of Out raid opts and Contort FiAds, or of the laid CUMSIOII or Wage Grounds, or ere part VI reof; or having, or claiming to have any right ttkt t , err tight of Common, or other right therein, are re re4,:.t..v,:ly to glee and deliver unto the tad Comma& tall atel true account in writing, under their hands, or r !h- haat!, of their Stewards, Bailiffs, or Agents, of t'e ir int. ' and of tbc right or OW is refpx.l of which Lea eincn.. ..rc nark. JONA. HOLMF.S and HENRY HORNE, Joint Clarks to the lath Cotnadnoners. Or. 1' on Friday, par 23, in or near Ox. A ich.l,:n.rt. a RED pooci:r WOK. containing Two Motiand. and Co.'s Circular Nista% for aol. each; *P.. •!. it Lttur of Credit fur 3o cl. dirtiked to various of their C., . -,..,:der.ts on the Continent, and two Palfpnets, with fame o• 1.•.1pt rs. all of which are of no tile but to the Owner. as the • ..tt not endoirfed, and the Letter of Credit is cancelled at H.ufes where it is addrtifed. vtr win bring the Poet et Book with Its content• to • ; all Wall, than rtczive Five Guineas reward for thur uott')!:. ARMY COMMISSIONS. TO DE SOLD, a Company in n old Regiment et home. Several Cornet:lta, both M Li:ht and Heavy Pug , for ere rcy.4ated price, and Latencies on the M. Ina • Far land, Jerre'', the llafedtterranean. ri.a. and the Weft indica; alto Entierste. fu► the Half-Pay— A lavr ::raft in an old Rcginicnt at home, is &Aron/ of ez chanim? to the Halt Pay. Aptly to Mr. Johoftone. Nab. Craven-:trot, Strand, I.umlon. Cm.: 41r:cc Angie 3, doe. 'lO be Ler, And entered upon immediately, ALL that fpacious and commodious HOTEL and TAVLAN, Gilled the DOLPHIN, fltnate in the Weft-bed of the City of Chick:ler, woe in hill Trade. Pert;cube& may be snows by apPlyins to Mara. Hum platy s, iitiwer« Chiehtiter. TRELHOLD MANSION and ESTATE in BENT. TO BE SOLD, Tv the pleafantrit part of the County of KENT. ACA I'l I'AI. MANSION HOUSE, with fuit able Out-Offices, Gardens, and Plc fure Grounds, and abort 300 Acres of rich Arable, Mellow, Pallum and Hop Ground. Funber Particulars may be known by Application to Meffrs. l i arilee, Cooke, sod Frets, of Lantoin's-lna, London. VILLA, HYTHE, IN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE ; conning of a very complete Manton-bowie, fit for the reliance of a Gentorl Family, with Offices of every kind, and about Twelve Acres of Land, molt defirably fituated at Hythe, command kg a very rttenfive and delightful Sea and Land View. There Is Roofing far Two Carriages, and an excellent .l'uur-Italled Statile and Saddle-mom. Imenedirte PofftlE in may ►e had, and fom: Futures and vale ~4e Furniture taken at an Appraifement. i.or flintier Partieulars apply at Mars.Drivces, Kent-mad; ur Marrs. Touruay, Hythe. To GROCERS. TEA-DEALERS, and SLOP-SELLERS. TO BE SO. D All;*„.110N—By WM. DAVIS, At Shurlet., In the IRe of Sheppy, Cooney of Kent. on Mon day the 9th of Auguß, and following Days, ALL the STOCK in TRADE and HOUSE. HOLD EURIDTURE of FRANCIS COUZINS; eon of u Inge Afformumt of Seamen+ . Wearing Award of e ; Kith a groat quantity rf Butter, Chaste. Soap, C.:l4lles, Starch, Blue, Tobacco, and various other Amide* ton nitmlvoso to infers. Alfa, the Leafe of the Truant**, Stunted to t herentre of High-Meet—The Purchafer to take the Fir.turts de 3 fair Appragement. The Sale to begin each Day at Twave oClock. N.B. Foe further Particulars enquire of the Audtioneer, at his Sale-Room in Chapel-ftreet. She, mek HEN Pooteirtotial Men of eduCatiott 411%• Ic terifbflity detiatc from the general fyiteni by the G. blion of a p.-culiar Branch, the farialen of long continued faeces is the heft criterion of fuperiority. blit year L. - .ve I devoted my pr dice to the eactedive treat. went ut THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful !Trutt of r:y p44gives ate addidonal ardour to tippet: as far as I am i.te tf n ravages of thofe complaints which are the Mph Import ant in • be catalogue of human inirruitiss Ater initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I brut,: a with at an early period of Pradlce to refcuc htdivldu al. :rant the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the ovally dap mak preepitancy of getters! Praltltionen. Int TIM/1E DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de• • my attendee, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEtri lON, whether of a recent or long durador. All Shads of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit cy. ft -041:14 or the ini:ulgenee of mature age, and bitty that de oientat of the (Tann to Wooten which is called ilAktilk:N et MR iLrrY. hens:rows difeafts are the rtfult of ignorance or hate In Oa l'elr•uatt of a 6rtmk roonorrhea, and It not ttakcquently hap pens that thefeeds of Life are peifonial by the Indiferetion of as Irrti 4 l6l Nur. By a feverior method fuel complatme aro • carol, and even when others have falled, I truft that I Nix! peefumets offer a radical re.eflabliament lew,however,are the cafes of complieatel dinners Is the difordcr,corntrared with the calamitous Rotations of Menoihe boa iadtleence km SOLITARY VaCit,or the prevalent Gaie ties of a pagi nr ..bk I ire, acquire that Rate of De s bUity which is the unavuidable ereskquehee of &eh pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer broods over hia mifery, but care f; 1 1 conceals hit misfortune, It may he fame confutation for 114 " to know, that although it be an otted of doubt or timer- Limy with ether Pralitioners, the rsmoval or rbde DEP thiCI ES by the gradual progreli of R enovation is the acquire cf try morrierce. If the rites of Baccinsape Venus have lwrie to reduce rianly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented r tatty anniteradion of this languid nate, and In thee ter' iso great diffiribies will occor. hit where this Deficiency has for years exifted, a pmper Pe r veaibe, Isitdifputfibly requifite toi reitive the liumbring fpark e! aunt to mar Unite the Cooftoution. MARR,i D WOMEN, who have long been dirapossioted in elpellat:ons of a Family, may be attired, that in mod fudt defray are curable by Medical skill. I hr SECRECY which is Ps creedal to my undertallog, and p~fgualificat t om which I have prefumed ftatc, form the re. of my Prstenbons, and to coincidence with firth thlsin ti. r?tese k given, that Mr may he orinfuttedpefonalty f"? v lents incloling a (mall note) at his book, No. so, Am , "stet. StrAntt, tsar Temple-Bar. ill. re it an additional entrance is Watt'-ttret4 adjoisis g gir4 • 4•1.4. Mot, irko Aoew.• His numbers on the Poll do not in the leaft incline me to believe, that ev.. thufc Fr,zehalilcrit of Middlefex approve his conduit, but only that fame of them were not hifficiently ac quainted with it. But I do acknowledge, and I with ill the Freeholders had been loner aware of it, that an oppoStion to his re , -eledion was, in effen,an oppofation to any Govelnment by levet and concealed torture. GEKTIAMLN, When I grill that Szcret Impritonment, Secret Trial, and Secret Execution, are the never-failing Engines of Oppreffion and Tyranny; and that Innocence ean have njs Security but by Public Trial, Public Eiceition, and Public Cuftody, in the face of thy, and before the eyes of the Country at large: when I alrcrt this, I am confeious that I Rand upon a Rock, from which I cannot be removed by any hired Magiftrates, Par liaments, or Kings. This is no difficult (peculation; it is not confident to say particular form of Govemment,but is equally neeeffary under all; for tyranny la no form of Government, but the dillOhnion of every focial tie. I repeat it, there can be no (murky againft the ill treatment or prifoncrs: there can he no ',Kahle means of hearing their complaints, 'or knowing their Mfferings, but by publicity of cultndy,and fr:e communication with thcir friends. I heartily congratulate vou, Gentlemen, on this tedious and protrafted contra, for it his given an opportn nity to ti.e ind,Tendent and puhliapirited I - m..4141cm of this Metropolitan County, deliberately to cleclarc their fentiments of the merest ()item of torture in the dungeons of Coldhath. fields, and their opinion of Mr. Juliet I'Vlainwatog humane friztati— The heeled oaokr,viho feldoen fs the Fri, -d of Mar." CIENTLCILTEN, Fur having done my duty. in my place In Parliament, 3.!alnit this barbarous and cruel fyllent of fecret and etofe imprifbn anent. I wan ftigmatikd by the Lord lieutenant-of this County, and, viebtion of the Privileg aof Parli:lment, and of all law and daeney, I was proclaimed by him throuF'sout the Land, a a P.tfmt not fit to be truiled to vifit or perform anv office of Humanity to any v , retched vi Rim within chore acetrafed Permit me to fay. it belonged to this fame County to wipe away this undt.fenred ltigrna, and you have done it nobly. My own thareici this conceit I moll cheerfully undergo, af- furittg you that I filet never think any perfonal fact-lice of mint to. great to afilit in refloriag our country to its fonntr freedom and bliffzeinef.; and in this declaration I beg I may not be mifuntlerftiumi. I love my family, like other men: but. I d wren to the alternative. I had much rather that my ctn. drat end parte:thy Ihould he poor in a free and fiouriihing country, than rich in an enilaved and Impoverifhed kingdom. I love my country well and its tranquillity ; but I had much father it MOW be annihilated than anflared ! I remain, Gentlemen, With every fentiment of repel far the Independent Freeholders of Middicies ' Your much obliged and fincerely devoted Servant, No. 71. Piccadilly. July a 9. FRANCIS I3URDETT. PLYMOU'T'H.-6PANISH WOOL. FOR BALE BP PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Brokers' Watchoule, near the Cußom•Houfc, Ply- mouth, on Friday the 13th day of Anglia next, at eicxen o'clock in the forenoon, ONE Hundred and Thirteen Bales of SPANISH WOOL, of very good quality; Larided out of the Duni& Brig Providentia, from Bilboa ; and condemned as Prize to his Majcity's hired armed Cutter Da LL Ir. Lieutaizat Street; s Commander. Samples In doe time will he Ihewn at the ()Mee of Charles D.Systsona, Ship and Infurance Broker, No. IT, Union•emtrt, Broad•arect, London ; anil at MelTr" Peter Symons and Son. Foxhole Greet. in Plymouth, where Catalogues may be hal; alto of Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent. PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. Plymouth. Foxhole-ftreet. July as, I Sol. • C. p. Sr nous kegs leave to offer his ferrlees to Mer chants, Ship-owner', &c. as a,General Agent. Ship and info rar.ce Broker, alluring them, that In any cancans they may pleak to entrull to his care. no exertion on hi, part shall be wanting to renderhinifelf worthy of their confidence. ASHFORD-KENT. TO.BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TV) new-built FREEHOLD MESSUAGES, each confining of a Dining and Drawing Room, Par. lours and four Bed-chambers, Kitchen, and fuitable Offices, a Garden, and three Rail Stable, pleafatniy fituate in Hea,p fla..nd Place, in Milford, in the County of Kent, fit for the fiic nee of a genteel family; one of them in the Occupation of Mrs. Parflee, tenant from year to year, and the other of Smart, I:fq. under a Lai,: which will expire at Michaelmas 1804. Alto a piece of rick Panum Land, adjoining to the raid Menages, containing Five Acres and a half, more or lets, in the occupation of Mr. James Alderfon. Alfa 20 new-built Manages in Henipftead Place aforefaid, each confining of a Parlour, Kitchell', and two Chambers, and Garden adjaining,la the occupation of as many fevor.d tenants, who hold from year to year. Alto five new-built Copyhold Meffnages adjoining together, neatly fitted up, Otuate in Afhrord aforefaid, each confining of a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, and four Bed-chambers, and gar den adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. John Bourne and others. Milford is 54 miles from London, 20 from Maidftone, I 1 from Hythe, and 23 from Dover.—A Rage coach to LOLIZOiI I fix times a Welk. For Pert iculars enquire of Meffrs. Jemmct and Son, Arlatord- For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the .-.---- STOMACH an d BOWELS. Da. JAMES's ANALEP'T'IC PILLS. THE excellence of there Pills, as a gentle prin. gative.and as a general prefervatlve of Health,by affifting Nature is the due tUfeharge of the Animal Fundlons, ha: efts. blifhed their reputation as • a Medicine of the felt importance. They are admit-4)ly calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious,a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; as well as for theft whofe Conititutiuns have been affedted by a too Relive or ton fedentary life, or by a refideuce in hot Climates. They are likcwife particularly ferviceible in Head-Ache oce3Goned by indigeftion, and in removing the bid effects of free living; as Aft) in preventing Palfies and Apo plexies, fn often the confequence of intemperance. • The tendency of thole Pills is to open the pores by night, and the body by day : they moreover promote fleep, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfe fhould be had to them on the ftrft attack of a cold, or upon any flight in -1 difpofition ; and they fhould never be omitted at bed-time after any racers of eating or drinking ; and thus their diftingalfhed eitaraderiftie swill be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo remarkshty exemplified by their inventor, who, by a eoaltant ufc of them, though a wr i free liver, ittained the age of 75. As the ANAI.EI.I ac PILLS ewe their virtues to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged but to the prefcnt Pmprictors, they can only be had genuine from them ; and they arc fold by FRANCIS News air, at the Warehoufe for. Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. Jaines's late houtc In Bruton-ftrect ; in Boxes, price 43. 6d. each. Stamp included ; or the quantity of fix may be bad in tine large box, for IL 23.6 d. . .- .. . . - Brought down to the prerent time. This day was publirked, a nor rdition, either in one or two Pocket Volume a, price Twelve Shillings in boards Including th,: Arms of all the Petra, and the four Orders 0(1 Knighthood; alfu ornstmented by a itrAing Refianhiance of his Majeity in his P.xliantentary Robri elegantly and ac curately Engru.ved upoo A nets fet of Plates, printed on hue Paper ; the Letta- P ro f Alfa on new Type; bri.4 Cu: cheapen, kiieft, and molt cvmplate Work of tie kind eitint, KEARSLErs PEERAGE of F.NGLANI), xx SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: cotrAining an Accom, t of the Origin ' Honour., h; ariagei., and iffue of the Nobilit y ; a Lift of all their Family Name, 'Enka of Eldelt Son% and Tranilatim of their Mottos. 'Co which are a'dcd an .‘ccount of thr Orders of Kniglitimo I, an exaa Valuation of cad' nf the Illtitoprlclts, and a complete Extindr.L•rage *fella three dem% n ;:h eh: forfeited and durnt.ult Printed for G. Nearllry,lleet.itivet ; J. 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VATIoN of his MAJCsIr, WII:11 mot at in Drury-Litlf The Head by Mr. Born, from the WI Portrait of Mr. COL LINS, Porrait Painter iu Ellllllla to i.ia Maiclty. lei this Print the fupetior talcntiof Mr. L'artcdozzi are con. fpituotty difplayed, and the liktiefs is ett.unned the Wit aver engraved. The Royal Pa•rottle wasgractootly conferred, by thc folluwirg communication to the Proprietor: (COPY.) —. 0 Sir—ln confamtnce of your intrreicar with " her Islajetty this morning, I am commarged to acquaint " yoa, that Mr. Collins, Portrait Painter in Lnainel to the " King, will thew you a Pidure, which the <teen, and all " the Royal Tamil j, enofid.r as one ui thc Wit Portraits that " has ever hero taken of his Mai.fty; and if you thould think " It will hat your intention, Mr. Cahill NM porn* you to 1 " have it copied. —I ant, sir, ecc. H. Cow rron, Ploollso. I" To Mr. George Rib y." Tim ARTIS t s ILLtISTRATION OR ins ALLZOORT His Majefty, on whom the rues uC ProteCtion are beaming, is, on the left, fupported by Hope; 'and, ou the right, by Faith, joining wall Britannia, in oriring uu the fervent United Vows of the Nation to thot ALM/Gni Y Pow ea,whole protenian has been In manic:it, ills Nlajcfty's Crown is. in the lift, upheld by Glory, adding another wreath to its Nen dour ; and, en the right, by Fame, erlsoir.‘ to the world the falLty of their charge, guarded by nighntl's (robed. the Lion, caltralive of the Country's abhorrence of the MEAN Chrinking from off,:ndcd Heaven ! The Print to be had at Nos. 17 anal 18, Warwick-rauare, London, for ready money only ; where likewife may be had a Pocket Volume, containin;: a SZILTCH Of the CHARACTER 0: MAJEtrY, given with Cie Print, or fold Ceparatc, Price Three Shillings and Sixpcnec. _ . . . ----- WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED. s e Z I It —lt is but to your merit, that I !hold,' acknowledge, in this Public ManniT, the Good Efet ! ex ta,s leneed from taking your valuable blialicincs, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. I was afflicted for ftveral years with a Violent Scorbutic Dif order ; r.s, ai6y with lkaforfs in an alarming degree.—l coned Snil no henebt for theft Complaint% although I a gplie.l to feve rat u the molt emitteut of the Faculty, bat was pertatly cured by taking the above Ma:icinr% I aria, Sir, your ever Grit, fill and Humble Sere. nt, JOS/Ant ARTI IY, 'Farmer and Madter, Heyhtidge, near Malden, Lff.x. Witnefi to the above, Wu. Nix t on, Tiliinghain, Eget. M4y z 7. 12Scn. ADVICE to LATHERS at BATH HOT WELLS, SEA BATHERS, &c. &c. Dr. Boomsta begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrup (the virtue. of winch are acknowledged by perfuas of the first fulLion and diftindtion) to Bathers immediately after quitting tit, Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to tilde who are tubjcel to ern; tions atiGog from vitiutLd humours, (curvy, &c. the quantity takeo eackjime two table fpoonfuls. To nervous and debilitated cosittitutions iu general, owing to an irregular courfe of life, as bard drinking, exceflive grief, and t hot! debilities brought on by not knowing' thc dangerous ten dency of a certain habit contratied at an early age, the Dodtor recommends the Neavou s L, two tea-I peons of which to • takett one hour bt fore bathit.g, and out; alter. Ten nil notes walk after is neceff.try. The Nervous Cordial hasbten particularly efficacious in Ame. rick where even a thoufand perfuns have been laved during th e I late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Doctor parTicuiarll recommends the above Medicine to perfuns going out to the raft t or Weft Indies, where the change of air and climate require the aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequcnce which . seuft relish in various conftitations. . The medicines may be had at all hours, with proper direc tions wholeale and retail; and whoever willies to confult the Dudtor, may ilo it every Monday. Tuefday, Wedsiefday, and Thurfday ‘ from eleven to three o clock, at his honk as above. —Platt to (hake the bottle. N. B. Perfons wilo apply for there medicines, will pleafe to take notice, ilia: it will be in vain to cap:a any relief from this remedy without punnuality ; for taking a bittle or two pro perly, then leaving off for (mite day. and beginning again, will be of no kind of fervioe. It mutt be taken regular ; and in fume cafes it bath required the quantity necelfary for a perfeet cur, to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had ob tained any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with to go through a regular eourfe of it, thoukt Like care to have proper fepply of Dr. Brodum's medicines. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,to be had at the Doaor's houk. No. 9, Albion-greet, 7 doors from the I.tverean Mufeum, Searcy tide of Blackfriars.bridg:, in bin ties at 11.1 s: t is. 6d. and s s. sd. (duty included) Cock ens, Medicine Warehoufe, No. 29%, Strand ; alto of W. Biagio, 'Printer and Bookf:ller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, Nu 3, Win- -ftreet ; who has received *large and frelb fupply;*l - homp fon and Mills, Caftle-ftrett ; Browne, Tolzcy ; C. Rou•h Bridle-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard,Briftol; Meyler and Crut well, Bath; Meffis. Goadby, Sherborne; Mr. Raikcs, Chni cefter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcetter : Mr. 'fiewrnan, Enact • Swinney,Binningham; Soils inrtt anstt ro ri..i. H. likevirt procures Bout Trees, If required, on which the tuna FaOlio:table War.: is produced with the greaten care and espe it ion. To the I'ROPRIETORS of STRIRACIA's I PALIkhl OILS for tae growth of Hair, No. 94, Newman-ltrext, Odor& ftr.e . . St it —A fon of mine having very little hair froth his birth, was perfoaded to try your this for the growth of bair ' which had the defined dfccit of making it grow quite thick and long; hnyhtg al6) a child in the fame way, was definnus e( tryisic your Oils apin ; they not only made the hair grow siery toot off all tlic fct.rf.and were the means of its not lA ing cold gmtlermrt, Mr. Johaon, Of Wapping, kid a I.orfe tha' had loft the hair as his kneCs, I petfuaded him to try your Otis, it not only made the hair grow very hit but alto thick. and of it, natural colour, and am Sir, your, &c. Cil ur.:l:-:tret.t, I LW:IIE7. `r. W tilTiviment! To be bad as above-, and of Wilrusns. No. 41, rall-Man: nonvlarev, No. 113. Oxford-11feet; Golding. N 0.42. Ton• bill ; b:etcalf, No. S 4, Ho!horn ; and Seatob, NO. 24, Loam ball-ftNet,at O. a pot, ado al. tO. a dozen. WHITE HANDS have ever been efieemed perfonal bravo 1.1 beth Sexes, and in fume Inns of Pure are tire:ghat to Perfons of RaniL BANtM.IIA SOAP, nr Indian NVafhlng.qates, porefs tht peculiar Pei of giving the molt exqnillte &limey oftesture, and InCinteir. able fainters to the Hands which are cm:dandy waited with xis Soap only ; and there rife& arc not produced too fuddenlp,, as if by rain, het gradually, by correcting all the imperfedloas of the Pin; and, when once produtegl, which they are certain to 'tit hi performance:, they are permanent. Eve , ' itl t arca where tile fkin his been Injured by lahour oi- oiher violence, thb Itardneii. and enarfenifs are effectually, iufalhAy, n,ta perme ate:My removed, and fumeeded by fmenthnefs, fairnefs, and dtlieley of appearance, which- cannot be acquired by any o:hcr mains whatever. To people of falhion, aid others why have not injured the texture of their *in, the fuptrisir ate* l:nre of the Bandana Soap will be evident after the Belt time of Ming it. Sold, by appointment, prix. only Ts. each cake, by Coati, No. 219, Strand, feventh laoafe from Temple-bar; Mr. Dun .nert, No. 3, Cheapllde ; Mr. Green, No. viz, Oiford.ftrect; Mr. Newton, Na 136, corner of "Grtat Ruffel (Vert ; Mt. Goldllig, No. at, VinithM ; °attic and Lea, New Bond-!treat; Dangerllcid's library, Berkey-ftwarc ; Mr. Sheppard, Bo6B leder, Edited; Mr. &milt, Ccorge-ftreet, Bath; Mils Greg. Duke-ltreet, Liverpool; Mr. Ward, Low-gate, Hull; and b 7 reffeetable Perfumers, &c. Estradt of a Letter from Doneaftcr. To Mr. LIGNUM, Surgeon, at his Difienfary, Bridge-Rent, Manchefter. Doneafter, January 8, 17911., S.a IT is with the great ell pleafure I . have to cont. nomicate to you a molt furprifing cure effeard by your Av. 1 *CJII. EU Ilc Daorf, the particulars of which arc as follow : About fzven years ago my wife was ft ized with a violent fcor butte complaint, which Bra appeared upon her hands; the humour daily increafed; and within thefe late years, both her hands, and one of her feet, up to the allele, (welled, and were covered with a White flab, like a leprofy (curvy, to that degree, that for many months the was unable to walk, attended with an infufferablc itching, and were eoliths:ley wraped up in linen cloths ; and to add to her dithers, her Seep departed from her; as before the began to take your Drops, the had not dept as u(nal for many months, what with the violent pain and other alarming complaints, loch as depraved ap . ,etite, indlgef tion, and windy complaint at her flomach, wandering pains in dliferent parts of her body, the was worn aimed to a mere ottleton; indeed, it Is impolßble to defctibe the deplorable flteation to which the was reduced. We had to-ally given up all hopes of recovery, till, providentially, the Rev. Mr. J. Crof by, of the Methudift connexion, called up la me, when he allured me that he, Itimielf, had been eye witnefs to mary great cures being performed hi the ufe of your Drops, and with much didlculty prevailed upon my wife to make trial of one faiall bottle, and to her and my Inexprefilble joy, the was much better, and by perievering till (kind taken fix (mall bottles, wa 1, thank Gott, entirely freed front her dreadful difordcr. an.: h.,s now the fi ce ure of her hands and fed, and enjoys an uninterrupted Rate of health, although the is now in the 56th year of her age; and as making public this cure may benefit (witty, while fatisfaelory to yourfclf, I cannot, in humanity, withhold its puolication, which you arc at full liberty to infect in what newt apers you pleafe. Any perfon dclirous of further information, may he. fstisfied, with ph LI Cure, by applying to Mr. Boys, bookie her, ofDoneat• ter, trum whom the Drugs were purchafed, or bf, Sir, your obedient humble (errant', THOMAS BARRASS, MARY BA ItRASS. Marti,/ tte, Doneaftn, rD. Bois, The truth of the above j Oro. WOOO, letter witneffed by 1 THO• NAY Lot, yOUN NA Tiol4 • Liverpool, February 12, 579/. Sir—l take the opportunity of forwarding this.—.lleinclof,d iv the uteitation of Peter Gilhank, who came voluntarily ward and IVIOrt to the truth thereof, which I thought proper to tt an.rt.t to you ; and am, Sir, ronr molt huml3l , - fervant, THOMAS 13ILLISGE, P. inter of the L iver. po.)lAdvertifer and Marine Intelligencer. Mr. Lignum, Snrgean, at his Difrrfary, N o. 37. Briese. ftrrut, Ntz'rch.-fter. Sir—lt is with the greatchpleafure I acq4aint vitt of the tare and comfort I enjoy from the life of your invaluable Drops. `After bein afilifted with a violent fcorbutic eruption for 73 years, which entirely covered my hotly, 1 am perk tly by raking only thrc: bottles Of your Antircorbatie brops, and brae continued perftaly found for the loft four -en months. communicate this to you for the heneet ofthe affi:Eted t and an, Fir, your malt humble fervant, PIiTER GIL RANX. Live-pool, Strand-ftreet, N 0.54. Sworn before me, ore of his Mejefty's juftiees of the Peace for the Borough of Liverpool, this ad slay of Feb. t yog, GF.O. DUN3AR. ;Z:7 rsefe Drops are fold in moulded kume bottles, at and 4-. 6,1. Otie t a &bottle is equal in quantity to three as. 64. ones. They may be bad whol:fa:e and retail, at Mr. Llgnurei penfary, No. 57, Bridge.ftreet. in M, , nebefter ; and r.; love , rd • and Et-ans'l, No. ,ta, Long4ane, Weft-Smithfield, c,le I,;:nts in London; and retail by the followftlg nerfnnae H. Condca, 47, Mionritt ; W. Clark, 169, Boma,::; J rear., Waitechapel ; Jelvrzlt, zso, Oxford-Rm.!: SJztnn, 14z, Loas-Aers; Wade, Old Bond•flrert, and tfil. Fteet-freer; Tate and Sultan, Rolm! Ercbargt ; Kni;ht, Warton Fa:ratc? 1