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OPlTelt, 3 4 c, sites. riE COM:WISSION.ERS for CONOtiCrING 11- 1114J11377 's 71 . 1 NSPORTSERVECF 4 Ar Whir SICK aid WOUND 1 , 71) SE ainifor the Coie aid 1 1 .121SCNERS of Ir.-IR, do ltereq eve 11rotiee, they will be ready at this Orrice, en I UES.'AY, tae c fjt: , 1615, to rezeiest sealed fender,, and treat wt. h such may be willing to contract for Vicruilllng Presoncrii . % . ..r in Sickness at FORTON, for Sit Mcro , lis eertain, r v .tor will he revived after one *Wad . the day ./treaty, acr r the tarty, or an ,rent for hist, terioaally attend. Tastier mat he a:confrankd by a Lettir from two respectable to beovete hound with hie Penal ocailerinbia the Jam fhe due Iteopriaaau of the tiontraet. p.:rtioilorro way he brown, CITY or f.OSDON TAYRRN, !"th lune. letis. A P a MEETING of the COMMI:rTEE for, coodisailig tbvWATERLOO nom, .1 1. 1. ANDERS I End, Esq. In the Chair. Resolved, Mat J. G. AMOILItSTKIN, 1 7 .. q. WILLIAM Mll.. LISU, Esq. M. I'. Governor of the at ; and ALIMAIMILIL BA sumo, Esq. M P. be the Treasurers to this.Subseription. Resolved, Thit the Subscriptions, as received, be immediately Infested in Government Securities. 1111.AND1411IN N US. A sil)* PA Volok, t>tai: er W'ALDINOiIItI,D, rtii.PC Ire be uOt.D.. with hemp.l a' Po/tension, . AValuable FR LET 101.1) ES r vrt, c nl•n . n;ng A.S. Si. Aires of product , ve Arafat, au.! Pa 7 tere, with sy Acres of Woodland, well limbered, and storhe I with t Lai :I, convenient and substantial bui t Nlessuacts, with.swo Cor taps le eve Tenements, all lii-a r Also a Manor, • with the tines, quit rent. &cc. the *hot: very eltlbly situated in a ring fence, on the big htl roa.l to Lave ham, about f miles from the market town of Nu bury, i 5? from li N ty, and Its from liadleigh. This Es• ate is panic h.1.rl J worthy the attention of those Gentlemen who ar. denim), .if i , .vestii.g th , capital in landed property, at I,• t. to be sol.l on the most ad4an. tageous terms, and possesnots given at tho compktion of tt.a purchase. Particulars may be had bi applyimr, if by letter. pm., pa;d, to Mr. G. Rtdre, on the premises; or to Mr. W DoAttl, veyor, Colchester, Essen, at whose oCce a p'an of the estate may be seen, and who will friaratit,:e tO prodUCe a re.pect.mle tenant Sur a term of years, alter Cle rate of 4i per cow. on tl.e 'mount of the purchase moot y. • • • • • . The following Gentlemen have be e n nominated of din Commitree: J. J. Angersteln ain Atkin,. M. P. 1. P. Andersion • Eilward.AUfrey Alexander Baring, M. P. Miles Barclay, M. P. aenry*Bonh 4111 John. Holland &r W. Quits, Batt. lt. P. herph Cotton .Noratio Claim salt Chailes Flower, Hart. Peter Free John Feller (Rase Hill) Charles Grant George Godwin Gewrge Grate A. F. Hal lintwad Jeremiah Harman A•igustus Hankey William H. ney Hoars James Ins! s Sir John Jackson, Hart. M. P. lames lanes ' Joho limes Beaton Long I. W. Lubbock, M. P. lotepb Marryat, Robert 14. Marten. • john Musics William Kumla', M. P. William Mellish, M. P. Thomas N eholfon Sir Peter Pole, Ban. Thomas Reid Joshua liteve Thoeuis Rowerott Robert Shedden George Shedd= Samuel Scott Sir James Shaw, Bart. M. P. Belarnia Shaw, M. P. George Smith, M. P. John Smith, M.P. Stephen Thurman, M. P. John Thornton, M. P. Andrew H. Thomson John Taylor, M. P. John H. Tritton Sir Robert Wlgram, Ban. William Vaughan at Mb BISH returns the Public his grateful Thanks for • rl:e &stintulshed preference 'Jeep to his Odom No. 4, h.'l. and 9, Charing-Cross, in the Lotteries just e;tded,ln *1..6 be sold gill the Three Mzee of £30,000 ! ! ! 1,301 drawn 13th April, A3O OfX) S,slie drawn 111th April, it.So,ecto 4,344 drawn 19th Aprel s 4.10,00 C! 11,i2 e 4 Tin otltur Copitals a few Shares of whlchrinnain Un. c .,i r r.‘l, , u i will br PAID on DtMAND, (whenelref pfeWilteil) or L'Ais.isetti fur Tickets or Shares in itta Ns* Ixorraat, of 15,C.w . lickets, to hiin drawing 19th THIS MONTH. 4 -•—•-es---s- For want of timely care Millions have died of medicable wounds !"—A a rrao NO THE celebrated P.NI4.IIII'EI'IGINES. SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any d e ku. terious preparation) which stand in the higheitestimat too err this cure ot the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy. and all thsisrders (Mating io an impure state of the bl oil; bring gradual. geosi-, and almost imperceptible, in their operation--t he hest substituts that has ever been discovered tor that thiagerous mineral Mer-' tory, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it ti. expel all nitrous and impure juices, giving strength and toot to the nere‘ii, vi);1 venlig and invigorating both bady and mind.—Prier I t. . p, bottle, or four In one faintly bottle for witi. on which oue small bottle is save t. The words 4 ` Sand. Solomon, Ltverpoo.," Jr. en. graved on the stamp of each bottle, withost w !licit ton. aregetiinne. Sold by Sallee' Leigh, IX,Strand; Bacon and Co. I Sti, Oaloril street; opposite New liond-street, Loudon, and all hiesliciut:- lie enders. Picket - £ l l9 15s. . . 411 15 0I Eishtb - 5 6 3 0 6 - 5 19 0 Statevntlt I 10 6 tih.r.:es with Particulars may be had (gratis) at both of blare truly tot tunete Offiers, No 4, (70RNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSq. ALL PRIZES the First D. In the GRAND GOLDEN [Ayr_ riTRY, which begins Draering the Illth of MIS MONTH, (JULY). A /NRROW. and Co. Contractors for the present I.ol•TERY.revittfully subisiit toils* Pubis the :oilowing GRAND SCHEME, whvb. with only IVO° Tickets, contains Prises of £40,001., e 31) sinks , 8.-sides I li,ooo GUINEAS, • Which will be paid in GOLD without deduction. AS UNDER, of 440,000 is .C 40,000. SO,OOO sox() •••• 20,000 ......• itt 4000 .• 2,250 In Gold • 5.260 2,000 18,000 1 4 50 la Gold 3,130 1,000 ..... 00 52i in Gold 2,100 .910 in Gold 2,100 • . J. J. ANGERSTIEIN, Chairman. The Comnitttee would deem it as improper aad sone& ious,to attempt, by any words of theirs, to increase the feeling already, pervading the United Kingdom on the 'object of the 'Glorious Eighteenth of June. They commit the Subscription wholly to the protection of Patriotism and Gratitude, and are confident of a result honourable to the character of the Britislt nation. N- Dr Solomon experts, when consulted by Utter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to by inclosed, address •d•—• " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool, Paid double postage." Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, £.31,105 2s. sid Ladhroke, Watson and W. X. &Inure £2O 0 SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW.HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. Gillman £lO5 0 Felix Calvert and Co. 105 0 Hon. Thomas Knot 10 10 C.H &Co. Manufacturers 1 10 Warden & Fellows of All Soul, Col!ege, oxford 103 0 Palley and Cu. 3 S. Benctatt 5 5 John Cane:Roe iv; :0 George Oppenheimer 21 0 Janie, lla) es 52 10 Patrick Colyithoun st o Lady Emily 111. n 5 0 George John Gibson 111 10 1 !somas A:!chin 2 0 Thoinas 1 r. & W. Curtis, Clarke, and Cu. 105 0 Sanderson and Ly ich 305 0 Philip &tetra!! and Cu. 10$ ti Witte and Co. 31 10 PLAINtlii Fire Insurance Company tto J. C. Ruding and Son 5i 10 John Istuadwood&ions 105 0. Julm Forbes 100 0 John Quantock 10 0 1 112 Members of the stock F %change k 763 15 George Heockell 52 10 Anthony Aiidet son 21 0 The Royal Exchange Assurance 500 0 Mien Cooper 10 10 London Assurance Corn • Pain' Mello, 'lead, and Lan f.oo 0 OMIT 105 0 J. Calvert Claske 52 10 M. A S J.J. and E. Iternolds 31 10 Everett, Walker & Co. 103 0 , Walkers, Eyre &Stanley 52 10 John Gale Everett 52 10 earring, Shaw, and Co. 103 0 Thomas Kirk 11 Si 10 Rose & Augusto.; Fuller 52 10 Barrow and Lousatlas 52 10 Zachan, Langtoti,& Co. SI lu Moigaii and Cu. 105 0 Rear AJniiral .;Cott 15 0 i. and E. Dubois 21 0 Thomas Dawes 21 0 Daniel ik.sle 26 5 Mr.. Livie 5 5 Mrs. Champion 10 10 Miss Champion 5 5 Miss Ei.zaheth Champion 5 5 Captain Lindsay, K. N. 5 5 Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Prang 21 0 Mocatta and Goldsmld 52 10 Daniel Stephenson 80 0 John Analjo 21 0 A... 8. >i 0 Nlorland,R ansoin & Co. 105 0 At e xand o & Win. Key 5S 10 Joseph Williams & Sous 5i 10 Frincis Ft.her 10 10 Lord Arden 100 Miss Jane A•lorant 30 0 Kev. Tl•omas Wigan 5 5 John Wright 10 0 John Meheux 20 0 Dr. kiehaid Croft II 0 Dr. 'l l lii•mas Denman 21 0 Thomas Denman 10 10 A. F 1 0 Miss Campbell 105 0 L.iuthilan and W. Pent.. 14.1 50 0 (3.:y and Adams 21 0 Wdltam Kola, mon ' 5 5 Bennett and Co. 105 0 Lyne,ilatat.rnatßobertslos J.kilicau.oy.per I*.Boone 10 it. Liuut.Gen.W.Cartwright 50 0 Golding, King, and Co. 10 10 John Chippendale 10 10 The hest Accommodation for Travellers, good Reds, choke Liquors, and moderate Charges. 000000 0•• TRAVELLING FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL IN . • LESS THAN THIRTY HOURS! THE UMPIRE, new LIVE It e•JO L P ost C oac h, only one night on the road, carries four Insides sod four Outsides ; sets out everf , la 7 at me o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next evening before seven o'clock, by way of Duoina9le, Nork =pm, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstune, .Litchfield, Stout, Ridgely, Newcastle, Ilinitstiord, Warringron, and Prescoa. WEYMOUTH UNION LLEGANT COACH; carries four insides; through Dorchester. Blandford, Salisbury, and Ando• ver; every afternoon; arrives at Weymouth next day at one o'clock. The Packets sail on Wtilnesdays and Satortiu)s, at five o'clock in the afternoon, for Guernsey and Jersey. BRIGHTON elegant new Port-Coach ; carets; four Insides only, every Morning at Nice; through Crawley, iZei..a-e. &e. pALMOU and CRUM) New Post-Coach evei.y Morning. EXETER., Plymo.ob, Wirptsoutk, Dorchester, va*.nouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Weriiiie at six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminster, brill. port, Blandford, Basingstoke,,ann BOS lON, Spalding, Petertiornin;ii, ~icon, and Huntingdon new Ron! Mail Coach, sets out every EveMng.--Coaclies trunk Boston to Spindly, I.outh, Griru*by, and 7.11. LIVERPOOL. Poo .040, to carry 4 Ina.4ea , qtts oir every Mc.rning, through Luitei worth, High. Cros., HiJekley, stow., • Tamworth, Litchfield, Ufiesthorp, Noetisamp wo , and Duastable; arrives at Liverpool next Atm-sawn LIVERPOOL, Warringt.in, Kout.terd, anl Litchfield, Pent-Coach, called The Evre.situ. , l, every Evet:m t e Five o'Clock, to B. Brothel-tore., Sar.tceo's Head Inn, Dalt-s.reet, Liverpool. Guarded thrudghout. And 3,041 other Prises of lesser valve. 1 he mode of drawing thy above splendid Prises is en arranged, dist the certainty is preatgatod to the public done richer gaining .L 40,000, and the further chasm of its also obtaining in &dad= thst Him 5000 Guineas hi Gold. Schemes *tit fultparticutars may be had grads. Tickets and Shares are now on Site at CARROLL anJ Co.'s t, - .01, No 7, Condalli, and lid, Orford:street, whtie all busi- He., in sitotobli elands is t!anteciedt Tbh dal wa* published, peke 'is. extra hoards. FllHE'rrrni VOLUME. riEl RBI'S WON- A. DEMI. MUSEUM, containing upward, of Tweet? Lly floi,hed Eagraeup, trick' utialeeoue curious sad halve.- - • NT. 11, I.OnSon- - how - e-yard, St. Paul's. let A few renatatus Copies of Vulunte.a 1, V, 3, each lOs. 6d. and 4,145. boards, way be bad. VAS MONA BLE DA NCI NG, by Mr. ALLEN, rvately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ltt. ae, and Gentlemen of any age, who have never !tarot that arx i ttopi t lonely, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLas system of teaching is eipressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire a-lly that lashionahlt. requisite fagenvel surety expetlit:ously, privately, and ut a superior style of grat, anti te.;a: ) ree I . llo‘e who tip not want private teaching ntay learn at a %malt .expence, wit h a respeitable %.1 of pupils , on tlw public teat hill re it tags. Profes , ors of dancing taught the mu r Oman , .ane) dances, and all the superior parts of the prate tvot. -uh.erti rnn Atttenthlies are ev,ry Friday. BATH and BR'S FOL. Flying Post-Coaches, thrittigh Chippenei ham, Caine, and Ma-lhoroug;‘, every ttern.uto; arrive at `lr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Path, and thr l.nti I.•n l'avtri, rho. suas•srrert, Bristol, next Morning —Coache, to Wells, firidge wattr, Taunton, e. TO he SOLE) tor Two TIIOI.;:iAVD GIJIMEAr e to any Nobleman, Lady. Gentleman, or P-r.no, wl , o tan give tood rehgeocea, a •+f-TARE in an LS t A3LISI-1- loliA of the uttn v respectahlity, that wull beat the • Wirt iner.tigatlott. anti that is lukciv to realize a rapid fortune. ultout any itoithle W 'he tistrchaser, who need nor take an ac ter,! prt apt ar oi all in the burl , eu.' The itivolends are paid ( Yam liT• Lvittrt, pint paid, with real ante Snd il!dler of abode, tridrevrk: t:j i i: si o..go Wood. Ell. la. .pring Garden:, I,:nitluu s • • will be ott to..rrrsorild lnjwitios will not be not ictd. • LEEDS new hl,:ht Coach, calltd th? Rocking'lam, acts inn ever► Morning at Eight o'Clock tarns Four (mil, am! For • re. markahly easy, with a I:liar! hr. oigh.nit. Pavia. through ✓tam. tord, Newark, Re•ttnrd. Doncas.t.r, and Ferryhrldge, to the i;tolden Lion, Leeds, neat l/ay, at N. w ►n. Notwirlt.tir.tbng t Li .MC4OIIIIIOI, Expedittoa of this Coach, •h± ~,„it igreeable and complete l'ublic on:l.4l.a:ice on the North Road, being unegnallei in Accomainlition by any tither. KENDAL. I.anc.i.ter, Preston, Irby- 1,4 late. Robe% Chorley, Ornt.ktrk, and Gir.ratig roar Guc•:cs, every After. imon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. Subscriptions are received at the City of London Tavern; at Lloyd's ; and at all tt e balikers. An common call ms and not.ce of Sub.cript lons, are requeoed to be addi es•ekl to the Committee, at the yo' I.onttott Tavern By iiiS. IVIAJE4 rya* PA rEttr. oyA L ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOI- In prevent .be Effects of Friction In Serene Enghes, Aia;hi eery, Mils, Carriage., Coacistis, Wapgans. Cars, &c. ty Cie use of which the Public save in all wows wit INA than skaj, eseltivvr or %wing wear and tear, ti me and I.llm,iir. soli At Nu. 10, Charing Cro4s, near the Admirslty, I.ntidun; . 1 , 4 (by their t) at most Libraries, Me,iicine Wire. k'ilkS, Ironmonger*, Cutlers, Z:oaclimakirs, :•atili.ts, and :limp k (vets the United Kingikiii, in buses, price Ss. i.d. lei. 6ii ();ie Guinea . , al.il Two Guineas each. The smallest size boa contains a quantity sufficient to prime a ber-wheei carriz,ge four times, with which it will run upwards aft* thousand miles, and is will answer in the same proportkin fi.r all ether kinds of worts . • GLASGOW, Longtown, Grerna-l;reen, Annan. 1 1 .entrtes, Rrownhill, Sansiishar•Kilu, Cam .seh, C.a , 4wre., add All farts of SCUltioUlti. CalliptidOW I. ‘.:.llCti, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and EdinburAli new Coach, pvetortned with a Guard thruiViout, sets out terry Msarsiing ar s tad-past iix &Clock, by way sit Newark, Retford, r, Darlingisiti e Northalkrtuu, Uurhatu , Ms , rpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the lennth of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then Frocred on without any ad. ditional Fare. J. Caw* IC, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland Hul Scarborovgd, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTII and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven l'ast Coach, gut► with Four Horses, and a Guard ill the way. Passes through Brunei, Appleby, prcata►rldge, P.ichmond, Cattericki Il.loughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eiehteen miles). Sets out every . Mornitv, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pe. Wier advantaged their seat. being secured in the nest Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. EC' IPSF. a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Elinhurult, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon. at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and ita:nford. JEs pAsTi LLES MAItTIALLESdeMONT aI PELIF.tt ; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES S I'EEI„ are a dis covery o f dte first importance to the present and cue • ages, their hayrpy effects being equally sudden, certain and h , int .oent ; so diffusely salutary, that while they give tone to ref I, el. health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a • heat through the whole system, and exhilarate the animal • 0 1,111 It'd: a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate nature; for Own: diseases occasioned by debility, relaxst ton, pros tration of strength ,. or want of to in the nervous system, %bey ar ereconnueotied with the utmost confidence, as the most agree `ble, safe and iufallible remedy that ever has been, er perhaps, hPt can be discovered by the researches of 'science; they vet not es_ a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and ttt (teak strengthening and renovating the c.eurit ut ion, exciting . . 11 -'l) , aithy action of, and imparting increased energy and vigour to • , • ry part of the human' frame; they restart the languid, de . ndi. neMous, and related of both sexes, to sound and vino health ; when aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of appe -11: and pallid cotiotensuce indicate approaching consumption, ! 1 !I: 1 Kx. female will be restored to health, and seciety by the, b,1. 1 ,, ii.fluctice of this mediclqi. A'.` ,l otstpeller these Lozengis acquired a degree of celebrity' 114, 1". 11 1( d in the annals of medicine, and many persons who Lave Y i 7ell.ele from this country, attribute their recovery more to • thy:doable preparadon Iliac to any other cause whataver. i art ') by the Proprietor, 1. P. listidon, and sold wholesale r"wl by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, ISA, Strand, London, in at 74. sod ; also by lisrelsonie, 1, Parliantent t o t, (Aget:ts for It eland); Elliloe, Rcading; COwean n il Catiterbury ; Mundray.suid Co. (Word; &leggy Co lhe milord; Centi *vi l` and Meyler'e, Bath Brodie I.augolon arid Co. Sherbrame ; Trewmaa, fitter ; and none Venders of Medicine in the ICingdOrm o ; revolt' intpiAtlos, nein Boz is signed by the Proprietoe, P • s ' 3l4l bri) in his inva bawl Visiting, without width using gag • be Patting. :71114DERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every M.arnipg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. M A.I;CFILSTEII e Nk widow, Cung'etas, Newcastle, Wahal,„ ' uiverLtrniitQaplost-Coacb, every Afternoon.—Guarded. :sl lit I,WSBU k , Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, die Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five WM:cit.—Guarded. LIRMINGHAIVI New Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only, In One Day, through Stony Stratford, Len:dispon i and Warwick; sets out every Itividay, 1 hursday, and SaturJay Morning, and arrives at Bilmingleu.l the same Evcni.l. SOU I HAMPTON, Winchester, Airesford, and Afton Cosa every Evening. fiIItivIINUMAIVI Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out ev.ry Afternoon, and reaches Etrmlughant next day at Ncon. Pa.se. by Oxfor.l, I..t.itots, and shirstone, to the Saracen's IlTad. 0 1 ,!1.,, te t t, ltirnoiehaill. HULL, Northenvs, lieu/den, Thorn, and lloncaßter Pose. Vt ry Mornii :tc Sevin o'Clock, to the Bull and sun inn, hI y ton late, Hull. N. 11. l':-.4engurs and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, m the N. w %%lute Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. lA' .1411 a 74 IL fylut•sci AIN and en. respectfully aequairt.'%iele Friends the . Pull.:, char ttwy wad nt. 5e r.ccuisntable for any Parcels ur Luggage, C. of mule Iho.n Pier L Jus:. 'a Valets. it lost or dantasei, uolssu enured as su, hand pail for accuii.:tugly, at tHo Saratma, 'lead lash Saowshili,Lastalun. a a a 2 a 3 3 1 * I I I , I kOlt 'IHE lEL I AIJD C.M4IS. nUTLE It's celebrAted VEGEI'A 43LE TOOTH I'OWDF.K is with confidence, recommended to the Use of ;tie Fulic, as the most efficacious Prtpaiatitin for Pri.w.reml; the retell in .1 s.aind state, even to old age, :'n.l producing a pearly whit, ness without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a fit innecs and beautiful redness to the Guinc, to the Breath the most delectable sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth-ache, by removing its cau►e—the Scurvy In the a;um•.—Trice Ys. 9.l.the lloz. FLEW% Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its tile• east fragarey has roccved thy Approba:lon of their Royal High nesses Ow Pth.ress and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Diationtion. In Half pint Bottles 45.; and Pints Ss. Prepared and sold by R. OVTLti, No. 4. Cheapside, London; and by his appoint:sot by Smith. Baxter, and Reaburn, Edin burgh ; hat•Bryd, Baxter, and M`Donald, Glasgow; Cresson, Billings, mad Jolly. Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stains, Manchester; Spragp and Crew Portsmouth; Harvey and Skelton ' Southampton ; Hosland, Granville, Nettleton, and Randall, Plymouth; Piper, Bub, and Cisme, Exeter; Brown, Kuril Barry, and Prosser, Bristul ; Cru.twell, Dims and Barrad. Bath ; and most Perfamers aid Aiciiie Venders in every town; in Boxes %t 2.. 9d. each. LOCK ANU SUR( rf C ILL DISPENSARY. Pro aon—Hii Royal Highueu the Duke of Yuan. GOVILIMORS. Earl of Ezrernont I John Latouche, M.P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hun. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. So a EON —Mr. Klentan, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS INSTITUTION, established for the exclu sire Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES. and their dreadful conerquenees, as Strict tires, Debilities, Ulcera tions, &c. has to boast the curt el nsi Isis th.. it ;Om Patients, an. nually, many of whom hare been afflicted (rem In to years. The early symptom; of Onion ;lora steal Chancre are cored in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's stipttior anti efficacious moue of treatment, and that weakness and derarg?num of tilt generative organs, which impair the constitution, and shorien life, are here more 1111CCessfully treated thsu on any other plat.. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as mewl, by either sex, r.t his private bouse, No. 21, Lower Chat lone- itrect, Bedford • square. 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