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- S2 r EN .4 • ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 4th JviLT, 1818. r p t rsnance of the Act of the 55th Year of his Ipresent Majesty, by which it i; enacted, that the Out-Pen.. eV, this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in instead of half-yearly: Notice is hereby riven, by or i,rofthe Bight Honourable the Lords and others, Commis. taxi% managing the Affairs of the said I lospital, that all the thereof, residing in London, or within the dis c::: of the bills of mortality, art required, to appear personally. reg i merta ny, with their Instructions, and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's OEce in the said Hospital, o the respective days ; and in their different clicaes, according to their suers pen ion as tuulermentioned ; when attendance will be giva. i n ten o'clock in the morning, until three in the afterr. ,,,,, f ar t he payment of a ;porter of a year's penake to ad/i.IU to the esti al Sepoweiser next. • oa WEDNESDAY, the nth of JI LT. The pensioacrs per day, sad those at 6d. to the lod of t he numberd :Its. 017 I."RoDisT, she Ith of JULY. 71ve at Gd. from the Royal Garrison Dittal.so and remaini7 g.,!irrenn and Carps ; tse at 7d. and 3d. and all the Ca. v ary NI. per day. On FRIDAY, the lOtii of JULY. Thnse:.t 9d. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th rot iscluaive. • -- On SATURDAY. the I Ws of JULY. :r at 3C.. pa day, from the elst Foot, and a the remain. :sots sod Corps, and also those at 10d. per day. On MONDAY, the 13th of JULY. : zzt Is. per day from Mr dilfereat .Regiments of Cavalry . :4: =ld 7d Regiments of Foot Guards. Ca TULSDAY, the 14th of JULY. 7:07 , 1a: Is. per day, froin the sd Foot Guards, to the end of Regiments at that Rate. On WEDNESDAY, the lith of. JULY. at is per day, from die Royal Garrison Battalion, td..:41.: remaining Reziments and Corps, and also those at ..o:4.ker day. On THURSDAY, the 16th of JULY. at Is. id. Is. Jo. Is. Id. is. slid. and is. 3d. per day. Oa FRIDAY, the 17th of JULY. Tnie at Is..sgd. Is. dd. Is. SO. 13. 3d. Is. ls. 6d. It. bid. 11.71. Is. 7id. Is. lid. Is. Sid. Is. Dd. Is. and y.:.: per day. On SATURDAY, the 18th of JULY. 11,:se it Is. Kid. per day and upwards, and those Pensioner , raw been admitted on account of 131indness, a also the Fri_ Gzederneu wco receive Annuities from the late Ist and 8d Pon: Guards. ordered and diretted, that all the Out-Pensioners to the said Umpical, do pay particular attention to i.ir );:,, which they are required to produce at the ur by which they are ordered to transmit to the ..;rlr.Gen.a.l of his Majesty's Land Forces in London+ FLlAvits a thcreio pretiribed, on or itnneedfitely after et-r Day ; 'without which their Names will not be en. t r.e Pay-lius for the subsequent Quarter, and they are zf:N-vardt to char.le thcir place df abode, as s;ecified in ..:r a n.:av:u, withotu unavoidable necessity, and duly notify. And Nrther to take Notice, that In conscrenee of various bavior Urea committed Ly Pensioners in the Receipt of P: - aO3 and Prig..•-MJrey, it is ordered that all Pensioners so ela!! he struck of the Pension List, and forfeit feeg zEt ariste from this eatiAtal RiCHARD NEAVE, Fsrerttary and Regivser. fret til ARMY CONTRACT& Commissariat Department, Treasury C ,- Ambers, Stith Jane, IBIS. N OTICE is hazel , given to all Persons desirous Std contracting to sappl'i sue featuring Articles for the Use stile Army, viz. BEEF mud MUTTON, TAis 'kitty's Land Forms In Cautm:alants, Quarms, and %tracks, in thi; anderraciAL,nel County : OATS, Y.; kiraty's Cavalry In Cantonmetts and Quarters in the undermentioned County D.rbsta. FORAGE, viz. OATII, JIAY, and STRAW. }.13 Mi.s.sty's C-valry in Barracks, and o.3ts in Cantonments and Qurteri, in the underni:ntinned o,unties Hants ((heluiling the Isle of Wight), ll~r:;, Snssex. That the deliveries arc to commence on and for the 23th day Aaost neat ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, 4 Teoler for Army Srpplies," will be received at this Office on heiVre Tdealay, the 28th day of 307, (but ad= will be .r4iTat 3 itstwtlre o'clock on that day) ant, if seat by poet, the • - yos: are maa b e ra id . - Pr^Ponit rage b• made separately" rnr each County and and evii Prapacil must have the Latzer which Ls annened 'll , nder prlitT: 7 filLal up, I , r• two Femme of known i'icttY, wining to become bound with the party tendering amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due ref.a mance of the Cmtraet; and no Proposal Will be noticed te4u made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed Is a . :.!ds at liiii!th; :ad ..itot.bi it 69 happen that during the the Contract ne Troops should be supplied under the (. • , tct, the experue cf the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, the h at iastaact by the Contractor, will be refunded of the Ccntr2cts may be had upon application at b‘c - - , ta tiwe hours of eleven and five. !`I1.01.: COMPLAINTS AN D • DEBILITY. I.e.e c ,- -!eb....i.ted Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the e . oury of hi s etteus : ve eacountered repeatedly tk-diszressirg ties sr Nervous Comilaints, that be was in -1 prinepal atteutico to the discovering an ef -41 permanent reetsdy. This Invaluable Medicine here dus ettentien under the this of " Dr. FO !LI.'s I:1;11701:S DROPS," was the happy malt I,czus of which hziovsrlably succeeded in sub •cirg ev:rf il:4„;:igitlan of Nervous disorders ale.,:tioro, as Lowness of Spirits, spasm., Trurnoss, Laz•ltudis, . I. .raiety, Fainting Fits, reazat::. : the system. To than t ccuthLutly recommended to use by wh:cl: th‘y are assured of by a due p.vrovcranze in it given, the ccntylcte re-establishrnent :rr, F....r: ' at 4f. : 2r. ;.rd Pv7t.ra am! S.-ys, ~ • r; 4, t".l,:ar 0 .04, I . ,•:rrxt vf 3:. 1 3 :turs, tondo:. ; . '• r.rA'. tly icti - ,1 1:v At... Herr, ft Vsitne Leidona k • '.9" • • r • a ?g4.. • ' 1, • . • • • • litt' • . • • * ASP ' • • t . 71IN • •1 4* „. • • • . 7 • . •. - • • - r l 4 1111" A • /IC lt7 .11 io y ip . 4 .1 " 11 0 Ori: e ^ k r : • etlkailert74,4 . • MONDAY, JULY 6, 1 KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. WJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PRO PRIETORS of SHARES In the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. resident in_ the London District, (comprising the City of London and the Bills of Mortality) will ItIEET on TUESDAY, the 7th day of July next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the City of Loudon Tavern. Bithopsgate-stmet, London, for the purpose of chusing Cant nu:tee Men for the London District, for the year ensuing. WARD and MERRIM AN, Marlborough, .71112 e 29, 1818. Principal Clerks. SALES BY AUCTION. SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED. :wit won of GORGETS, in the Parish of THORPE MO-1 RIEUX ; nearly TWO lIUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAY D 4, with Valuable BRICK and TILE,KILNS, con tiguous to Four capitar ) Market Togas. A very klgible Pro perty for the lovalt9dot of 11 . 111 W. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange Alley, Curnhilf, on THURSDAY, the 18th of July, 1818, at Twelve &Clock, in (he Lot, A-1- A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land- Tax redeemed. The LtNOR FARM of GURGETS, in the parish of Thorpe i%lorieux—eons;itiog of nearly TWO HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and with valuable Brick and Tile Kilns; a modern and substantial Farrn-house, with a smaller Farm-house, capital Barns, three commodious Stables, Harness-houses, Chaff-bins, and Granules over; Chaise-house, Cart-house, Cow-house, Calf-pens, Pic . r ;eries, and all requisite Out-buildings, erected withid a few years, in the. occupation of Mr. John Mulley, and Messrs. Thomas and William Sparks, moat respectable tenants, on lease, producing a nett rent of SIX HUNDRED and FORTY POUNDS per Annum. The Estate is within about nine mils of the capital market towns of Bury St. Edmund's, Iladleigh, Stow-market, and Sud bury, 15 from Ipswich, and about 63 miles from London. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; of Mears.. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Nor wich; at the Angel and Swan Inns, Norwich ; the Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; Rose and Crown, Sudbury; Lion,' Hadleigh ; White Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Colcisester ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Tilbury, Solicitor, Falcon -street, Aldersgate-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where a Ilan of the Estate may be sccn. GABALVA, GLAMORGANSIIIRE, BETWEEN CARDIFF AND LLA NDA FF. a-sir-able FAMILY RESIDF.NEE,with excel ent OFFICES. LAWNS, PLEASUR7:-GROUNDS, FLOWER AND K I TCHEN GARDENS, GREEN-HOUSE, PEACH HOUSE, PINERY, and SUCCESSION HOUSES, - and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES OF MEADOW, ARACLT:, and WOOD 14NA the River Tdff Sowing in front of the House. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange Alley, Cornbill, on Tuumusav, July IQ, 181 A, st Twelve o'clock, in one Lot, AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, GABALVA: comprising a wry eligible Residence, adapted for the acconamod - .ion of a Family of the fiat respec tability, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, commanding de- I:ghtful highly Interesting views of the at".acent country, within Half a Mile of LLANDAFF, and Three of CAR DIFF, on the Banks of the river Taff, which affords fine Sal mon and Trout-fishing, late the Residence of Sir ROBERT LYNCH BLOSSE, Bart. deceased., The House contains a spacious Dining and Drawing room, Li brary, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Store-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Hot and Cold Baths, &c, and Cellars in the Basement; on the Principal Storey, a Break fast-room, hie best Bed-chambers, five Rooms for Servants, and five Sleeping-rooms over, Coach-house and Stables fur Eight Horses, Harness-room, Laundry, Wash and Brew-house, two Barns, Dairy, Granaries, Cattle-houses, &c. in excellent Re pair; 4 Capital Flower Garden, extensive Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, Green and Peach-houses, Pine: SUCCeSiiO2 Houses, and Gardener's House, with ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land. I.lar.daff is a good *s port, affords every accontmodation of water carriage, and the Neighbourhood highly respectable. To be viewed by appisirg at Gabalva ' where Particulars may be had of Edward I'. Richards, Esq. and the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; of Mr Simp,on, the lkar, Cowbrisige; King's Head, Newport; Bolton Arms, Chepstow; Kirg's Head. Gloucester; Bush, liristot; White Lion, Rath; of Zdvurs. %alarm, Whit more and Co. Solicitors, I.luosin's Inn ; a Oarraway's; anti of bin Robins, Warwick-m . l-e. t, Goldetwsquare, where a Pim of tl.,e Estate may be seen. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. KENT. ---- AN ESTATE, within fifty miles of Loador., con listing of an estenalcc Manor, well stocked with Game a capital Mansion House ansliterk, and suitable Out-buiLliegs, and upwards of Three Thousand Acres of Arable, Itlesdowei Pasture, and Wood Land, chiefly ks one Parish. For further particular*, apply to Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, Golden-square, London, *ere the Maps of most pans of the Estates may be seen. This day MS published in Svo. pace 101. Or 9to. 219. b ds, T HE RHATIIODIST; or Mr.s SouvEnzNs : in 311 ).:Tisth: to Arista , . By RICHARD 1 7 .4 . 40:41.) COMERFORD, Me!. Printed for LoognianArst, Rees, Orme, and Browa, Lortf daa; and J. Oil:ming, WI. LONDON. MESCAL ItEPOSITO; This day was published, No. dd, being the consul New... Volume, ofIIE DA Lostiabi,zv.uuw.. MONTHLY JOURN.II. and edited by Dr. Burrows and Mr. A. T. Thomson, and now con ducted by Dr. Unfits COXITNTS.--01110JSAL CONMONWATIONA: Wiker on the To pography of Huddersfield—Moyle on the imperfect Union of Fractures--Syer on themoptoe—Chayman's Reply to Ring— Field's Table of Diseases—Authenticated Cass. 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Juvenile Correspondenee; or, Letters designed as Exam. pies of the Epistolary Style, for Children of both Sears; by Min Aikin, Ismo. hat: bound, Ss. 61. the Second Eaton. PRICE. SEVEN-PENCE. • LADIBi (''SACRED or EXCORIA TED NIPPLE are liv SWIM by the VEGETABLE HEALING BAL- Eatn , --1 1 repared by the Initentori and sold by J. T. Cooper. Chetolatt, 89, Strand, opposite Southampton -street, and no wLeze eluaba London. Pike ss. /tan - p duty :ncitadod. and J. SIVE WR IG HT have Three powerful Tr. 0.1 ö thus fur *Aching pubic attention to the present St beta,.. I st, Becanw it contains Two PfiZeS of the gnat magnhude of Thirty Titonsand Pounds each, uith only 8,000 Tickets. Ed. 13.!cAnse Not. 21,906 and 1.7. ' the first and late Pares of a. 40.0(Xl CYe r drawn, were `Snar ed and Sold at thcit Ofices. ,4 C ,, l i fp ti cause they think they cannot evince their gratitude far p bettqc , thin by sanonarnending those who houo.d• thrii •:o nmands, to iditesturc in the present Lattcry. Xle4 Prizes Ist £7.0,000 2,000 2,000 assertirs 500 LW), %QO, &C. 71 Ara i• 1 addition to nil tie Poises paid 67.Poinciommt, :Ls ter„ nay. rixakre • • GOLD Tor the Two P. tut - a! t,c , vo a wereig a, with - PORT, Cl.l RET,, OR MA amounting to Four nprs of Port or Maueira, or Four F: Ts• heath of Claret, for e.tela of the Piizes of One Thous:ma Savo reigns, and in proportion for Shares. The %Yule to be charm by the Holders themselv.3. tieg,ins 4th AUGUST. Ti:kcts and Shares are now en Sale at the Old tel4ollllll Otikes of .1. awl J SLVEWRIG /IT, • No. 11, itoLaoas; 141, OXFOID-SISIZT 47, .Cußniu.s.: 58, HAymar.a:... Wi.,) Shared and So in the Let Lottery - FOUR. CAPITAL PRIZE. Also sle Flits* C. 90,000 ever drawn. Less A:80,000 ever drawn.. . UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING. 11011 'sus SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOWHILL, Lo 2 D 011: . . To You, Lams, Enniscann, and an Parts aisle Mot& nut' lag& Coaches, the be-et Horses, and keep excellaat Ihse. • . .13y.8. W. MOUNTAIN stod Co. • TIIE Mowing Post-Coaches, • MMI-Coaches. kc. set out from tie SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow-LW: The UMPIRE, a New I.IVERPOOL tight Cod., Orly one night on the road, catering four Insides and fourGatsitlas, ens out every day at ear o'clock, arrives at' Liverpool mit evening a.: six o'clock, by Way of Dunstidele,Woharn, Lathbury, Northamg ton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hineklcy, Atheretone, Litchdald. Stone, Ragely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, iad Prete: t. SOUT H A TB ['TON, Lyn.hagton,Winchester, and Ba , tcystol e new Four bride Coach, at half-past 7 n'clorls. in the arrives at the LLliihin Inn, Southamgton, by five o'cloek. is a most dalighttni conveyance to the Isle of Wight,. Jets Guerra Si. Maier's, Mere de Grace, Cherbourg, /cc. • SIIftI: WM:IVRY, • Welibiga on, and Shiffaal Pest- f.'..o..cb t every evening. at lave o'clock—Gusreed. A El - MOUTH, Dorcheesom Blanaor4Sallebary;Andeis r t and Basingstoke new Post. Coach, every afternoon. "rat W..a. mouth packets to Caornseyacrwy isideraey. St. So e.sitt: Sea EXETER, Plymouth, Weym outh, Uler.:h..star t Ehiasto:.4's Dartmouth, and Salisbo7 law Post Coach, every trier/dm a i o'clock, through iluadlui, loninster, lirLipsrt, Blandrord, Basingstoke, and Bags t. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Ilondegßen Royal Mail Coach. sets oat every ev•zoing to Sidialat, Iteask, Grimsby and. Hull. BATH and,illt STOL flying Post-Coaches, theouea Cithapte.. ham, Caine, and iitrlboroueb, every afternoon ' • arriva at hair. May's, the Greyboand Bath, and the L ondon Taiera, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Rristol, neat morning. Caulks to Wens, BEdgewater„ Mumma, Dieter Plymouth, Ste. LEEDS new Light Coach, th e Rockingham., seta r every Morning; rarries Fmur Insides only, and go-e razoartzt 'y easy, with a Guard throl.:fatut c pa 5!...., through EtarKa.t, Newark, Raeford, Donmesc..-, an I , :tybridge, to the e - 24.- 1 Lion, Yeats, nest Morning. Alce.witlis: :team the uneme.mr. l expedition of this Coach. it Is itlTowed to be the met rt:zrprable and c.etapiete conveyance on the a.rda Rca:.. being nzequalk.l in .leconamodation by any .-,thrr. r,AS6OIII", Grltali.Sreell4 Annan. .r.)••.4. , 7:•1, Brownhill, Th.rnh;ll, Czmnock, 4 all parts of iciartratd, a Post Coach, (Daily). Vt.:a is. Starhorough, Whitby,. Shitlds, Sunderland, ca.dl , :, and I,:deoharih rapt Four-mail: Coach, wit:a a :. 7 taa:d the .;a:boct ; 4,t1 cu' evaty Morning & v: at Eight Clark, by sey of Nt:NY , it :tford, Tadrester, Da - rlintron, Northalierton, ham, :.I..recrk, and Barre. I'isatngers fkiing them-Ives fat*.gud fro:u the length of the ',carnet, may rest what time the , please, and th e n proceed ma w:thout any additional fare. R L MOROI: (.; 11, Swindon, Barr sbury, Hungerford, arid Kau- bury Pot-coach, at Seven in the Morniog. BRIDGNORTII and Walsall New Coach, ever. ll:venire. CAUL ISLE, Penri tii„and White haven, Four-insidePost-cnt.th, and a Guard all Ma way. Parses through - Keough, _Appkby, yomormer., EAST RIDING. irranmoLD ESTATES. Laad-tax redeemed, a very clitisle Property for Iniestment, the Manor cf Thorn. tar-I/erase, Thornton Lands, and Eishopsoil Farms, upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED ar.d TWENTY-SIX ACRES of Lich PASTUR; IsIEADOW, and ARABLE adjoining the River (June and the Humber • four mil!, from Liewlen, three from North and South C 4; and about mile, from Hull, with a tight of Fishery. • By Mr. .ROBINS, At Carrzway's, on Tuutemsr, August 13, at Twelve, In Four Lots, by direction of the Trustees the late Mrs. GODDARD, deceased, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Land- Tax redeemed, the MANOR of THONTON HOUSE wzd THORNTON LANDS, and BISHOPSOL L. FARM, extending over the townships of Newton and - Scalby, In the parish of Blacktoft and South Cave, with the right of Fishery in the River Ouse. Thornton Manor Horse is a very excel lent Reshleneit ; 'me& by t-he late Prortietor, at a considerable expense, with domestic O.T.c” and tarna:ng Buddings, Gar. dent, and Yard, walled in, and arranged with lout judgment for convenience and durablity, and upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-31X ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Pastore Lard, lying compact, beended on the South by tbe River Ouse and •ne Humber, opposite the month of the :over Trent, situate within four miles at Llowden and three . of North and South Csve two of which are good Market Towns, and about 15 from I lull. The Market Weightax Navigation 13 within half a mile, which affords the greatest faci lity of procuring Manure, and Shipping Produce to the best Markets. Tee contiouity ta the Ooze presents a Etvourable op. portunity of improvement to a considers: ie pirt of the Estate, by Warping, whklt may be eccomplished at a telndelnste Ex pense, and thereby the Value grr stly enhanced; in the occupa tion of M - Smith, Mr. b mud. Storr. and Mr. Greatabridge, Richmond; Catterick, Barolghbridie,Wel.corhy. Aberf.rd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets mit every Man Say; and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pedicure's tHained on the road by hudnesa, or pleasure, have the pecn,tia, advantige of their seats being seemed in the next Coach. KEND.II., I:lncas:et-, Preston ' Eirby-Lcnsdalc, Beh r ", Chorley, Ormairk, and G.irst.ulg Nit Coaches, every After noon, at five o'clock.—Guarded. LI VERPOOL,Warrington, Knutsford, Stone and Litchfiet, Post Coach, called Royal Defiance, every Evening, at r ! s e o'Clock, to the Saracen's licad Inn, Dale -street, Guarded throughout. CIIE.STi".R, Newport, Whitebnrch, Tnrgorley, Ntntwich, Northwich, and Miadlewich Post Coach, env Ever...lag, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, end Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, SandertantL MANCHESTER, Win*lnve Congleten, Newcastle, W a l aa l, and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every A fternoon.—Guardeu. Sit EFFI ELL) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the ilea. Ingham every Morning. BIItMINGIIA]II .c rt. Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, ar.d reaches Birmingham heat day at noon. rem, by Daventrv, Toweester. Leamiogten. and Warwick, to t h e racen's Head Bull-street, Sirmingtant. MULE, .Northcave, Howtl2r., Thorn, and Don caster r est Coach, ereii Morhing, at half-past to the Cross Kgy s , w ar . ket-place, DOVER, Deal, Margate, Snndwich, Itanutgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, add Strand new Post Coaches, Dlorning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, liodestlea, anti Chesbunt Coach ever, • littorring. , • TOTTENHAM and =minion Coach (daily), at u l t ras iTwo, at Five, and at Eight o'Cgsch. 1111.11()E111-1AAVE'*RED pax, famous th rough out itturpe foe the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a certain Complaint. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illi terate men, who, by an improper treatment of this direful cala mity, not unfr.zpiently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which so often appear on the head, face, and body, with dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate glens, nodes on the shin bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, noct , irnal pains in ththead and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders) till at length a general debility and decay of the ceneitution ensues, and a melancholy death p•;ta a period to suf fering mortality ! They never fail to remove every species of debility arising from a contaminated state of the sytrin. Their effects are mild, safe, and expeditions—and what renders this Medicine of the greatest importance, is, it requires no restriction in point of diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocations in life. g With each no: is given a copious Bill of Directions, by which all persons are enabled speedi'y to cute themselves with safety and &term, without the Laic confinement or hindrance of business. Its amazing salt within the last 60 years, thoezh sel tom advertised, is a certain criterion at its immense utility.— Ilan oa ...r. Gerige . —a, ._. a trflUei ...- Charles /knitting, respecable Tr: ants at Wil!. - - 1 Price on 4 4s. 6d. per Box, sealed with red was. INACW,I" Beware of Counterfeits.—The flenaim Boerisaave:s Red l'ills I To lietrel Hempstead, Watford, and Stammer, 3 :Mime week. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. of whom Particulars I 4 ,0„. I are sold hy.l..elgh, Strand ; Baron, t 3d, Oxford-street; Butler, 1— Dia, Beccics, Mangey, Bury, tr.d a".l rails of Suffolk, rterlr Wty be had ; of John Pierson. Esq...Soliator, of Robert Cheapsid:!; Tatt, Exsioinge; :e.iti Ward, Ifolho:n. Monday. forth, jun. Esq. Solidtor, al :d at the Ilalf-Moon Ilowden ; :;wan,Ferrybrittge; Gropes, Market Weighton ; Redtion, Da- I ... Tl:it Medicire Is a sovereign remedy in Chronic Rhett....... , threncester, Abingdot„ Bristol, and Gloucester, Hettlei 11.111 ; Gever..,Yot k ; Antiey.A. Dcuum . ; w atenk i, F i va , a , li ar _ mation, Glancin!a: Obstructions, Voverty of Blood, and &tidy : three tinr.es a week. Eruptions: in &bort, it has excelled when Salivation and other • it-.1 - f • 11. W. MOrNTAIN and en. reereetfuliy acquaint their toa-on-Homber ; Cross s, "NB; Saracen's Xlead, Newark ; . George, Stamfind ; Rola Deer , Lincoln ; of Mesita. Jones and. ( "us }-4 '.. - " , r ,41( - 41 . Friends and the rublic, th It t bey ettl ate he accom.t. hie for err, Barmen, illoticitors. LAtealn't i nn; Mr. Young, 28, Parliatnete. gfr br % 5310113011 enleetli, when conotlted by letter, the usual Parcel, P.i.sengers' lirytgage, Writing+, i'Ltte, &c. ct more thou eempllment of a Al .cote to t , .. 1.: -S -: , ...1, scbir.-.sod, " Monty I the Pourda value, ti'Llat ~t alon, or datna,:ed, unless agormi street 1 Vr e S'lrtv , Christ's Ho s pital; at Garraway's ; end of 34,. It ti. , . ): 14, w arer kj i „e t rae t , 5,3 e: ,.. n . m .., w i l y, a pu n o f 1.,, ,,, r. Dr. Adonton, Giles : -!....i.c, Tapir I.averpool. raid am such and the 'sumer paid Cog 4ctuothL64, et t,i.‘ 3 14404 . • dir s icd: re' tr. 1 liiad, Snow-hill, 1044'4%4 the LAatt may be eseh. I .Jun• =~