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~ . , ~~. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. YAItMOU:IEI, JUNE ♦. Lail evening arrived the Primes of Otaxcit packet, Captain Bat DO s. Captain Barrios brought over difpatches with Which he immediately fet off for.town: report (lees, that they contain an official account of the furrender of Rofetta to the Britiflt forces.—Arrived the Esratits from a muize.—The baggage and fervanu of Admiral Pots are arrived here s the Admiral is espeethd tomorrow. P43.MOUTH, JUNE 1. This day arrived the Bayley tranfport, No. 5 45, in fourteen days (coin Lifbon. .C.Aptalts bar, Agent of the Tranfports at Lifhon, .came over paffenger in her, and on his landing immediately fit off for London. The lEtid GEORGE Packet (poke bT ant Englifh yrigate.withln a day's fail ottilbon. The brig St. Sehallian, Capt. Witiras in ffiteets days front Madeirii, with Paftengeri, taken on beard the (hip Trelawney Planter, Capt.' "tuts, on her voyage to Tobago from London, by la Pfyc.be French privateer, of 38 grins, the Captain of which landed theth at Madeint, where Captain Warr z pirrchafed this veirel to bring them home. The Aleot privateer, of London, with the • American !hip William and Mary, Capt. DrzoN, from Lifbon, with hides and tobacco for Port Pafrage in Spain, which he has detained. The American (hip Eliza, Captain namis. TON RRAt from Charlefiown, for orders, after a paftage 'of forty-two days, laden with rice, fugt 6 , &c. ; alfo the. American brig Nonpareil, Captain Ronk? ARCLAY, from Norfolk, with flour, provifions, &c. for this port. The American (hip Cato, Capt. SALTER, which failed five days before her for this port, has not arrived. The Matt cutter had this day brought in a fmiiggling brig, laden with fpi rits, about 300 calks, from Gnernfey. The Sri.? n (loop of war, Captain DA WOOD, from a cruize and the fchoonerWeymouthLafs,Capt.R.Watri , from Cowes, with fait, for St. John's, Newfound: land. Yefterday the brig James, Captain Per Hi. arca, with t tco barrels of flour, Indian meal, &e for this port.—Sailed the HECAT E and EGIAR • gnn*effels, on a cruize.—Wind W. N. W. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 3. Cane in the Norms Row., 98 guns, Rear Admiral Sir Ettasstus GoWez, from the Channel feet.—Came in from the Wen Indies, being part of Rear-Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDER'S fleet, the Foams, of 8o guns, Captain STIRLING, Jurrf, of 78 guns, —, and the COU'RAG E or, of 74 guns' . The Nines of WA LA, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral Sir R. CALDER, with the THUNDFREI, 'of 74 guns; are gone on to Portfriouth.—Sailed on a cruizes the &roil of IS guns, Captain PARKER ; Re NMCD, of rfl guns, Captain SPIC/Ilt, and the MILL. 'too', of 16, Captain STARK. Came in a Chaffe Maree, name unknown, laden with wine and bran dy, taken by the AMELIA, of 44 guns, Captain HIRAERT. . - PORTSMQUSH, JUNE 4. Arrived the PRINCE of Wm.'s, of 98 guns, Rear- Aalmiral CALDER, from the Weft Indies, and the ADDACIOV s, of 74 guns, from Plymouth. Sailed the TN tint:miss, Of 74 guns, Capt. Bar wrote, for Chatham, where (he is to be paid off, and to re ceive a complete repair : the EUGENIE, of 18 guns, Captain SOMERVILLE, on a cruize ; the Goacms; of 44 gnats, Captain Ross, and the Goo DESIGN armed trig, for Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, jvws4.—Arrived VENUS 3d, armed cut. - ter, tvith a convoy from the wc(tward. Wind S. S. E. Gaertner>, Jolts 4.—Paffed by, the Anna Jr. hannes, —, from Dantzic s Johannes, MErs*, from Stettin ; Hannah, Homes, from Bolton ; 'Eliza, Noels, from New York Eliza, Wtznoit ; William, —; and Amity, Horciimos, from Charlifion —SailedtHe Geude Werwagti ng, SE N N• an,for Llibon ; and Flerrfteri—, for Dieppe. The following extra (hips are etuaged to pro ceed to India this &alba, viz. Foe MAsritAs.—.The Caledonian, new (hip, Wilidnfon; new lidp, Cleland White and Co Monarch. E.•e Bum say..--Tbe Sovereign, new lip, Mr. Matter. The above arc appointed to fail tb Gravefend the loth of Jtl; to Ray there ten days, and be in the Downs on the 26th of WI , . us Bettom...--The llitanit:p (afterwards to Ceylon), Co. pia, Nandi Chrlitian. To be at Gravefend the toth me ; to • g a y there ten days, and be in the Downs on the a6th Ditto. . The Elizsise• h alto taken up and comfr;ned to Rawl, is ap pointed to he at Portftnoutla on 'lac :xi. lottant Fifteen, ships are now buildii for the Eall India Company's fervice in. the enfiling feafon, viz. s of t son toes, and s Rip of Soo tons, by John Locke, EN —I (hip of ;sac tocsin the room of the Woodeot, and x [hip of taco ditto, by. Robert Wigram, Efq.--t Lip of noo teas, in the mom of the Earl l•itxvellliant, by Williwn Feder. Efq...-1 (hip of 800 tons, by Robert tharmick, Erg (hip •.f oo tmi..br John Atkins. Efo—r nip oCiloo tons, and s (lit to, oft = 3 tort:, by Peter Everitt Mettler, Flq.—t Odp of IV t. as WillWm (tip of tic° tons. by Thoa ms. wraunfun, nun of It2CC too.. Isy Robert Anderfon, ildps 4.XL:to tons cad, by lan Pafea/ Larkins, l.:‘, . . 'Thelliips, which are now on 'their return from India loaded with rice [ will afford a fupply in the aggregate of .36,t179,3G0p0unds weight ; this im :mule quantity is likely to be exceeded, in the croot of the Sprerne Government in India deem ing it expedient to IiCCOCt JIMA'S hips to come Lome with grain. ha, •' • • A hca..—Huirritta Ratoei, or the Treple. Razor,. doubly, , * fecurectwith a Guard .to prevent cutting e with iii Bladek, changeable-to one Haft, but only one Blade can be ufed in the Handle at the - fame time; the: nearelt defcription is, they ad as a Plane, though uf.:d as a common Razor very nfeful for the Army or Navy, elite:ldly in fqttally weather, or for Gentlemen with, Nervous Com plaints, or young and timid fhavers... hi airove their utility, a Gentleman hat (haired -with one of thefe 'Razors, travelling along the road on hotfeback, and can repeat it again to fitisfy a doubtful eurioilty ; recommended as fomething not common, and may be faid, on the firit view, that it it more than ever was expeded to be feen .made tifeful in the illape of a Razor. Price 21.125. 6d. including Packwood's Razor Strop, joined to Cafe in a (mall compafs. Thefe flrops-stre a great egkitedient at this lime, fuitable to the inven tion well known in England, Ireland, and other parts abroad, price 3s. 6d. ss. and los. 6d. each, uhd a Box of Palle 2s. 6d. to repair and kee them in l good order. Sold by the following per fumers: Mr. Love, 14b. 12, Hay-market; Meas. Hen dries and Son, middle of Shag-lane ; Meffrs. tßowlleys, No. 95, Holborn-hill ; Mr. Sizeland, , No. 2, Veri-firect, Cavendiih-fquare; Mr. Vickery, 'No. 6. Taviflock.Rreet ; and wholefale and re 'tail by Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh ; and Mr. Sim mons, Dublin.-:-T'he above Razors fold only by Mr. Packwood. No. 19, Gracechurch-fireet, Lon don. N. B. All fort of Razors ground, let, and :put in good order, with peculiar care. 'The alluded with Rbetmuttifins Sciatica, Lumhsge, Head- Nutr.btieft, Flatulendes, and Pains of the Sto ,ntacb, will find ab tired - teal remedy in WHITZULAD s Essence sal NILYSTARP, Which has fivquently fucceeded in cafes that lhad bailed every other method, and under circumftances that precluded every expectation of relief from the means dually Iprefcrilicd. It it prepared in Pills, and alfo in a Redd , .The Pills are an excellent litninachle, particularly fervicealsie In Flatulencles and Indigeillent; and by tilde falutary mode of operation, (Inftnfible perfpiration ) they gradually undermine the molt obitinete Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the ' fame time Invigorate the debilitated conßitution. 'Ms Fluid I Effente is a remarkably attire embrocation, necieffarily sled with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling fenfation, even In the deepeß feated inufcles, it removes the cad e of pita,, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the fevereft Sprains and Bridles, old Strains and Re. laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In tier vont Head-ads, it affords inftantaneous relief; and by the fuggeltion of leveret Ladles of diftletlon, Mr. joausrom pre pares it, for the accommodatidn of the aluent, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender. Waters ; in this Rate it can only be had at his houfe, No, 15, Greck-greet, Soho London, in larger fi xed bottles, at I ts. 6d. each.—The genuine is dißin tuilbed front counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the ligna turc of R. J OBZISTON On tke lable of each box o r bottle. It may be ha d, at as. pd. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven der fie the throe kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To 'prevent counterfeit impcifition,lbe diftingulihinglharks of the genuine are neLnegle be attended to. DIVIDENDS. June so. J. Robarta, of Bilkopfgate-ilreet Without, upholfter er, at ten,at Guildhall: June 27. C. Ward, ofThatnewitfeet, London, vrarehoufeman, at ten, at GuildhalL June 23. V. Trench, 41(LIverpooli merchant, at eleveh, at the Stir and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. June so. Goinsford Lens. of Malden, Mx, thopkeeper, at eleven, at GtllMh 1. Jane 23. Wind Wake, of Pore-ftreet, Lirnehoufe, groom at ten, at Crlikhall. Looks. - June 27. JAB/kir, apse-ftreet. Leicelteaquate, Middle fel, ssatelms% dan k at Guildhall. June 17. _ jiiha litialardfou, late of Cbelferlidd, Derby, liquor merchant. at Ils, at the wtigs f n, Chaltaridd. . June sa. Jaseullbaw, of Tosawklsasadials, Lassalter, and WlNkaallbsw.ied Jodi Boy" d littadbefter, dealers, at *dam, ad she iddpailaw4Affiw Mawriacr. GuildbalL /use se. C. Usk of Nalbirs 4 l9ll, Ilssiodrapir, st wo, U June 30. George Gowan, of Oran Obitibs44trest, Middla lkx, merchant, at ten, at OsildbalL June 26. John kurford, of Hallanis-bridge, Ibis draper and dealer in coals, at ten, at Gallen. June IS. G. Durant, of Nordellswtan, Devdbillirei maker, at four, at Phillips's Hstat, Mater. June so. Jamas ilmfger, of Oaalimidiratt, Soho, AlidAlen-y, woollen-draper, tit us, at 00111.1. /Wades. Jute 27. CludlrTelooqlll, If Ilsalselna, Holborn, Lon don, sillospdxlvaier. it elk stAllsillaiL June 26. John Garner, of Bassaikne=lilaad. gamy. w e iA. comber, at tweivt, at June 27. John Abrabes, kW of Hotindfditch, warehoufernan, at ten, at Gdtb t Leib& July.. Jofeph Briankie, of Pleat-ftreet, faverfutith, at twelve, at Guildhall, bola June 17. Gam Taut and Gaven Glentik, of Budge-Row, London, rnerdlidekat ate, at Guildhall. July 4. hamuel indlirry„ late of Bafingkall-ftreet, London, broker, at nine, at Odildhall. June ss. Jolla Bireball. of Vlkaft, Salop, dealer in fah, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Wears Jane 14. .1111ef TWIN., of Saint James's-ft/eel, Weltminfter, Glverfmttli and tomato, at ten, at Guildhall. Jily 4. Eleanor Child, a flouth-ttrect.St. Luke's, Mfddlefes, dealer and eliapwoman, at ten, at Guildhall. July 7. Wiliam Sidehotham, of Ailuon-uoder-Llne, Lanes. Mire, Shopkeeper, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Manchefter. ' July 7. Septimus Hardsvicke Ludlow, of Chipping-Sodbury, Gloc et flerthire, hanker, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, in Broad-Mead, Brlltol. July 4. Thomas Parklnfon, of Beverley, YorkChire, miller, at eleven, at the Tyger Ina, Beverley. June 20. H. Brodie of Fauleon4goare, London, lianlware man, at teu, at Guildhall. Jane 03. T. Sheldon, of Bortirm. StaffnrAlhire, grocer, at eler-n, at the Btu Illd Carter Tams, Liverpool MARRIED. On Tutlday, Thomas Hankey, Efq. of Broad•ltreet, to Miii Martha Harrifon, of.Clapham Common. 'Monday, at Ingateltone, John Needham, Efq. of Hickluun, Sank rfetihire, to Mifs Havers, filter of Thome Havers, Efq. of Thelton-hall, Norfolk. On Tuefday, at St. James' Church, Sir Robert Hulled, to Mlfs Vernon, of Bury St. Edmund's, daughter of the late Henry Vernon, F:fq. of Great Thurlow, Suffolk. Toefday, at St. George's Church, the Rev. Charles Davie, Retflor of Heanton, Dcvonfkire, to Mifs Bridget Boyftdd, daughter of the late William Boyflekl, Efq. of Lee, in Kent. DIED. On Tnefday fennight, at Eain6ol , Somerfetfldra, Captain Henry Combe, of the Royal Navy. On the Sth of January 'aft, at Marthdco,Lientenant-Colociel William Braban, of the 534 Regiment. On Friday lag, aged eo, of a decline, Mifs Sophia Nifbett, Weft daughter of Mr flows Niibett, of Kingfiand-place. Ou the 9th ult. at Kennington, the Rev. Henry Feriae. At Billericay in Ede:, on Friday Zak Robert Chaplyn, Lately, at Clifton, the,Lady of Major Milldam, of the nth Regiment of Foot. Saturday nielit, at Ids Chambers in the inner Templet, Wet. Oran., ELI. aged 77, one of He olden Benches of the Middle Temple, a Midler in Chancery, and elder brother to Admigai Lord ()raves. At r.denhurg% the inch ult. Alexander Beton, Efq• fop of dial deceafed Sir Henry &tog, At laia haute in Upper Harkpfbeet, on the 18th alt. Jana F.fq. in the nth year of hie mgt. Monday fs'noight, hers leosbiag, wife of letr.Thomoes hal clog, rote-mgOv,idverpgeoL Windt ay La s Mr. Sawed Weirder, late of Ttnactle Park. !' 'bit SALE BY PJBLU AtltYttiN, Ataise London l'avertt, &thole-Arra. Ptriosith, On Friday the oth day of pop initant, at icy' o clock in the feirendow—By viztue of a CommifLon of ,Appraifcment an.: Sale, addreffed to John Hawker and John Kroger, Efqrs. THE FOLL•OWING GOODS, viz. 999 Havanna!' I-Mei; I/Art of tile Cargo of the ship DENMARK, detained on her voyar from the Havannab by his Majefty's hired armed Cut ten CONSTITUTION and SWAN.—For viewing, and further information, apply to the Commilioners afcrefaid. Mier the (ale of the above, wiU be fold. 117 Hides, jult Imported from Tenetiffe. For viewing, and further information, apply to Mr:John Hawker, merchant, .Plynionth..—Plymoutb, June a. FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP. TO SE SOLD ST AUCTION, Tagethir or In Two:Mots; on Monday the lad of June, IEOI, at the Angel Inn, In Ludlow, at four o'clock, TWO ELIGIBLE FARMS, called GREAT POSTON, containing 340 Acres; and LITTLE POS TON FARM, and BALDWYN's COPPICE, containing 326 Acres; fituate five miles' north cal! of Ludlow, held horn year to year, under Rents of more than thirty years landing : both . Farms lie convenient to be occupiCd tog ther or feparately, forming one compact Elate, within a Ring Felice; well wooded and watered, and arc capable of very great Improventcnts, by draining, and other good Hulbandry, at an cal* expenes : Lime lone and Coal are near, and probably in the Elate. For a view of the Premifes apply to the Tenants. OAK TIMBER. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;.-BY 'JOHN tatIFLOR, On Monday the isth of June, at the Cock Inn, Cocidofters, Dear Southpte, Middlefez, at two o'clock ; in Niue Lots, NINETY-FIVE Capital Oak Timber Trees, felled this Selfon, and now lying lu Trent Park, 12 miles from London, two from Southgate, and only fin from the River Lee, and particularly convenient for carriage, being fur rounded by good Roads. A confidcrable part of the above Timber being of large ditnenfions, and fit for the tee of the Navy, is well worth the attention of Shipbuilders, Millwrights, and others, in whole bufinefs large Scantlings or Planks are re quired. May be viewed by applying to Mr. W. Alexander on the Prcmifes, of whom printed Pirticuiars may be had ; alto at the Angel, Enfield; Red Lion; Bernet; &I 1 Inn, Weft Smithfield; and Hertford; Placa of Sale ; and of I. Taylor, Land and Timber Surveyor, Hadley, Middicfez . NOVEL ELEGANCIES IN FRENCH PORCELAINE AND OR-MOULU. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, At his Great Room, New Boad-ftreet, THIS, and following days, at 12 o'clock, AN afrortment of ruperb and newly-imported FRENCH PORCELAINE ; table, dam, tea and break fait lets; elegant ornamental vales and urns; cabinet cups and lancers, of noyd form and patterns; fuperb shacks, candelabras, girandoles, tripods, casalets, ecrituirts, ewers, bifcuit groupes and figures ; French plate pier glaffes and coulter mirrors, of fingular magnitude and beauty; alaballer wares and urns, mtd a variety of ankles of talk and elegance, the grcateft pm where- of, the Nobility are allured, have barn received from Paris within this month. May now be viewed, and Catalogues had, at la each, to be returned to purchafert, at Mr. Phillips's Pilate ' and AudUen Office, New Bond-ftrect. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL' COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,tharhe may daily be coofulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his Mnife, No. 5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obflrudims, Strictures, Glees, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine, Fißula,, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From extenfive Practice in this department, to which he has con fined hit/Self for many years, he offers a method of cure, mil's), efficacious, and wkich prevents a retapfe. Mr. DUFOUI foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo Improved cher', by divell ing them of the irritating effects of contintos Boogies, that they fuceecd where cauftics and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in potreffion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or reitraint indict unacceffary. To enable him to atter d patients their own houfes, hr has provided the alliftance of a Gentle- ' nail: of the Faculty. Perfog In the country may be cured by Riving their cafes in letters, ' oft paid. jolt pubfilhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treadle on the above Complaints, illultrated with the various flunptoms and Cafes Stewing the painful and dangerous ef fects of Caußic Epugies ; an improved method of treating go norrhea*, &e. &c. Printed fort . Callow, Crowe -court, Soho, and H. D. Symonds, Paternoer-row; alto to be had at m'Qikeen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's. r rHE ANT'I-IMPETIGINES is an alterative -a- and purifier of the blood, Its oho o 6 gradual, gentle, And anion Imperceptible • it is the bdriabliitute that has ever been dlfcovered for that dangerous mine al Atenwy; it fueetens the blood and ltimulates it to ef pel aft noxious and impute 1 juices, giving ftrength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and Invigorating both body and mind. For Scorbutic, CutancouS Eruptions, Dry or Wet Leprofy, the Anti-irapetigines certainty claims a pre-eminence overall other Medicines, being eeeidedly adapted for the fpeedy removal of thefe complaints, and will not only clear ate &in, but heal all old furcti and ulcers of net fo long (tending. In diforders where falivatko has repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could reftore the unhappy fufferer to that health he unfortunately loft, the Anti-lenpetiglnes has been found the great and only reftorer of health and vigour. This medicine having been conftantly ufed in private prac tice with invariable fuccefs, It is therefore of cftablifhed etlica:y, having flood the tett of half a centnry..and its priparatlon known only to Waren and family. The AfTl- 1 / 1 1 , 121101111/1, The &Pellet Wm of Gtlead, d Guide to Health, may be obtained every day, at the follow appoin ted places of rale, viz. In Bath, by Hazard Lancafter, by Walmiley Briltol, Sheppard Leeds, Bans Brighton, Gregbry I.incoln, Drury ßirmingl Birmingham, Swinney Lynn, Headly Bedford, Smith Leiceler, Gregory Blandford, Simmons --... Swinfen Bury St. Ed, Dingle Lewes, Lee Cheltenham, Harvard Manchefter, Lynch Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, Rowe Coventry, Rolbifon Ida/atone, Blake Colchefter, Keynter Ma/borough, Harold Canterbury, Simmons Newbury, - Fuller ch e Cha6C h ar eftcr elmaf illiam :o; d, i j i E Ci lli l h ac ch eric ha r e r r "I N N"la ot c: tl hlrncaftlei nghanG "h Bu Pll7d iage ldander Norwich, Stevenfon & Poole and Son Oxford, Jones (Co. Cbichefter, Phtlipfoa Plymouth, Richards, Cireneefter, Stephens Portftnouth, Bilam ChippenhaiL, Combs Prefton, Sergeant Dublin, . Davieffon Reading, Smart Se go, Devizes, Broughton Stamford, Newcomb Dorehefter, Criswell Sunderland, Bray Deal, Role SAM ury, - Collins Dartmouth, Jackfcft Scarborough, Bayley Edinburgh, Smith Taunton, Poole F.lettf, Trueman & Son Tunbridge, Cox Falmouth, Elliot Wells, Evill Gloaceftee, Rakes Weymouth Wood Olisfinw. AVDonald Windfor Blakeney Um, Harding Worcefter, Tymbs ; Rawfou Warwick, Perry !pfsvlch. Middleditch Wlnchdter, R ohl ins We of Vilest, AiNn Tort, Teffernan Sendai, Branthwaite Yarmouth, Downs And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Bookh Seri,' &e. In every principal Town in England, ir •land, Scotland, and America • price Half-a-Ouinea a Bottle, with copious direr. tions, feled tip. _a _Family Bottles at Sc.. contain fix Half. Guinea onol, ots Wch :is. is laved. Dron nmalie confu&A,by iltserjpaid) butle&ig his uWfflit 'Of m‘ Afrouinos. lareti. - • nifty Lear, Dr idgatvo l Seta a's Flue. Liverpool; peillent4i pelage IMMICINE ACT. • At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. st, s t Paul's Chureh•yard,a few doors horn the Corner ofehespfid,. I '' HE following MEDICINES are fold, a t :11e prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties irnp...elb r this Ad; bit no additional charge has been made upna b e . famcs's Powder; which is continued Iv the original prier o r se. 6d. per packet. It may allki be had at 11. ss. per dozen; . v he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for tL za.tficl ‘ du Ly ncluded, fo that the Public are no fufferers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to Wren the it.,,. then of this Ad, which would in a great meafure have prov e d ; tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any perfons purehafing half a dozen or more, free from the etienec of the Stamps. I. A. , d Dr. James's Powder g 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe : 6 —, Analeptic Pills 4 6 •----• Cenvulfion Oil 2 6 Cattle Powder . a 6 ..---, Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills ati senses - . ; ; 7 Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops t ;,' Pills - 4 o Effertee of Coltsfoot 3 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 o Effence of Peppermint r : x Dalby's Carminative a 9 Onnikirk Medicines 57 * Tickers fEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glares Magnefla 3 6 Greenough's Tinetures alf Inglis's Scots Pills i 3 Tok Lozenges alf Grant's Drops - : Mr.Spenee's Dentrifice 4ti Norton's Drops 5 Frcake's Tineturs ofßark 3 6 Spilfbury's Drops Hu xham's ditto a 6 Speediman's Pills : s Englilh, Coffee ' a 9. Dr. Solander's Tea 2 7 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic ThiEture, 33.6 d. Alto the -Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and to-;t of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for el ; ~.. tation are nye!, d without Stamps as before this A.R. N.B. As many perfona, particularly fervants and meffe, , g m , miltalce the horre, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietot, is i i,,im 1 the nccelnty of pointing out, that it Is at . the Eaft End ~ f Paul's. neareft to Cheapfide, and that It has a great white Roc. coed front, with there words infcribed : 1 Tat ONLY WARtROUSR FOR DR. JAMBS 'S POWORS. EXTRACT of A.LireIrER'PROM EDINBURGH DOCTOR WILLIAM BRODUM, LONDON. SIR; j N the courfe of my practice as a Sitigtou and Apothecary, I have bad many Patients &filleted with the SCROPHULA; one in particular; who was very ill aptied to me about fir mouths ago. Having heard, moth nt - thu benefits derived from yoer BOTANICAL SYRUP, I refeM, to try its efficacy on him; a bottle was accordingly po, clan% from Mr. Easter, yotfr Agent hem: a very flout tine en'as el..pfed when its falufary efieCts were very vifibla, and. f nrai a:knowledge, that to is alone I attribute the relief se"-,k Gentlaman received, and If ho is now akroft free (row ti at u_ Sidling difcafe ; at kat, I entertain no doubt that one hotn mote will perfetft his cure. Ilhought it but jolt, betwoll two medical men, to write you my obferrations, and to acomiat Teti of the cure performed. I am, Sir, with cliteem, Your molt obedient humble [tryout, THOMAS 3003 Surgeon and Apothecary, Concrete, Edittiorck The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had attic Dodor'shou4, N 0.9, Albion-ftrett,le bottl t s at tI. as. 115. 6d. and ss. (d.; alfo at Mr. Pit/dines Med is; War:hook, No. 76, Oxford-firtet, oppolitc the Pantluen ; jebouft and Co. (late Bacon) No. ipo, Oxford-Oren ;By i:•7, i and Co. No. sa, Haymaiket ; M. Ward's Medicine Waikhoeft ; No. 334, Holborn, oppofite Gray's Ins; Mr. Darts, Cork, Ireland; E. Newberg, the corner Cf St. Paul's Church-la:41, Tun's, Royal Exchange; Williams, Paftner, No. 41, Mall; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Collins, Salilburp; Alt.dhass, No. 4, oppoitte the Southwark Bank, Borough. and at Croydon. A GUIDE TO OLD AGE. Thaflattering reception which this work has experteeted,ha s induced the DoCtor to puSliut the two volumes in oke dated price, fo as to bring it within thereaeh of a mere -e.l circle of readcts. When a bciok has run through ai great ran , ber of editions, when the tale is rapid, when it is fought avidity, and acknowledged to be read with-profit, theft are no many incontelllbk proofs of ha utility; to there proof(, thee, the GUIDE tv OLD AGE may lay claim, as this is the Forty ninth Edition of this Publication • a publication t h at lame ; fall into the hands of any reader; Of any cliniate, age, f ' , erne. dlaion,married,orfi k,thatmaynotderiveadvantag•lm the panda] of itAtid paiffealarly to feafaring /nen op Ifong,royvis Inclined to prem-we* recover health, or to i iv o id th e + o de orations of yotith,:or the fobcr follies of mature age. This laispreffion will be (Mind to contain form ebfervatiOns, the coulffies of which would be unpardonable in u area of kind, Which, out of delicacy, cannot even be named in apul,,le pilot. 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Va _ BLINDNESS , , To Mr. Mottos Taylor; SETTION NO. y, Now fief ilat lt:c:: Irms lilt, London. is with the molt heartfekratisiaeion that I a.% drefs yooon the incomparabh died nice of your lievalnat;t MaIdIIFYL tAIC is PAT ?NT PI LLte....111 the fpriing of al year' I had the - misfortune to contra& a Venereal Complasr. attended with the matt alarming and dangerous fymplors; ).• afintiolt,that I have been confined to niy room for a whelk wink together, and not able to liar out of it; I had no reft night rt:;.. day, and faffered the moil excruciating pain and torment, and what was hill worfe, my Eyes re* weak and dhn, fes the 1 could (carte difeern any object, if ever to elofetome, and ex ' petted nothing kis than the total Idiot my light.—From a Nat, I healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a our Meadow, And an objeft of pity and rompaftion.—ltly friends had all gken Me over, and thought my recovery impollible. in this dreadful 1 Rate, and captains every minute to be my tall I. this Weld. L yn I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no palpate, sod at an enormous expence, it was fame time before I cores :I:crafted on to take them; at laft I (out for fix boxes. and I hid taken them all, I found lonfiderable benefit : my phi flodually tieereafeekand my eye-fight grew better, and ) - 3 thereat furprize and aftanifhment of Al my friends, (after tat. dune boxes more), my health and ftrengthwu perfettly —_, eared, and I am now, (thanks to my Gan and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever (was in my life. Your obliged bumble krvant, . R. 1.. LEtali- NighArect, Birmingham, November 1, zyset). You are at full liberty to relit - fib thistle any manner yen think IVaroper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and wh i c h I Quaid vcient you fociner,but was fearful of a relapfe. The above Medicine keameftly recommended to all perfnue that arc in any doubt dr their beitne entirely free of every Ve nerealAffeetion, particularly to thole abing altering their CM' dition in Ids, as it will certainly eradicate every evict of that nature, of however long flandinl, or however difgo,fed under the appearance of other diforders It may iee ; for icortme 4 Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it Is alio recommended to be taken, efts:easily in the Spring, Sununu:. and Pall Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Londe t, at his bottle, No. 9, New lirldge.hreet; where he will siva Aa vice, without a Fee, to memo taking there Pills, a^d wil an (war patients Letters, if rift paid, on the fame t...rn.s. °l, ry big in all cafes the rooß inviolable Secrecy. go PaiNh's rein. , ' wife having betas mentioned, but at their own partieutir retvet, by the Promietor, dull the coutie of more than .;s year', C.i.t he has had the minded of an eatenfive fate of the above meat eine, and the pradice wiring therefrom. They are alto fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-Reset, Pali-Mall; Mr. Rohertfwes Ter* (hop, No toy, Oxford-ftroct ; Mr. Steers, Bentildiee. )ie• I. Union. ow, Little Tower-Hill; and by one Padua - in aver toofsakuble town in Ermirsig Its of only *Gpth owl. Wed up with full and Sltplem /AMMON : Mood tar the Poopyleadts. by JOHN . Ca( eanulti-I'vat) K t44v.a a Plllirrsii a-Chrrie a, N.*', Own-ftmet ; and poblllbull •by LiVILL Ow totem-puss, Lenibeth). at Ma s. Cereperbit. aid at the ST wa-Or rms. Torrlie .l ar ;se which 01111“ ativiebrar Mies lor Ur Mires Nye gliekilfigo 7147LREALi N 4; La/ rel nod 1 aaP imp oe