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feY. Hail ! Fancy, thou enchanting dream, White fidions pielure to mankind, Cbt.giser'd by hope's delufive gleam, ims—tite fele offspring of tie mind. Den cow to my cnraptur'd ear Soft fymphonies melodious found ; And Orpheus' melting voice I hear, And fpordee Cupids gambol round : Where fanning boughs fpontaneotts twine, ‘Pith happineis ideal bled,' • in tome cool arbour I recline, And thy fweet vifions fill my firm& Me, Goddcfs! kind enchantrefs, lead, Through meads luxuriant, to the fcene, Where graceful Emma loves to tread, 'Mid feQive youth, the velvet green. The Mutes, at thy flow'ry (brine, In fuppliant train their offerings bring; fhy infpiration fires each line, With harmony divine to fing. Thy pewees. oh ! Godders, can excite The Soldier, rotted to valiant deeds, Fiercely exulting at the fight, As at his feet tone Hero bleeds. The ravilled Bard in airy flight, • Exalted, leeks Parnalfue Mount With thy fwift vringsch' Felylian height He gains, and quaffs the faered fount. With balm falubrious, thy fair fmile, Sweet'ning the bitter cup of Care, Can Miery's wretched glointi beguile, And give relief to fern Defpair. The fervent Lover bendi his way, Tranfpoeted, to a fairy grove ; Where Ihadee,impervious to the day, Conceal the objea of his love : er in the hover, or verdant glade, Werjoy'd, in thought, be hoe efpiod, Ted by thy hqpe, the lovely maid, Or by thqbrink where riekts gait: Or now the pangs of Aimee oak, The altar crowns his ardent bilfa • ; Her lips his live-long pain mimic, Diitilling hooey in a kifs. Thy quick, enthufiallic voice Can bld calm Melancholy reign; Can Tway our alftions by thy choice, Now breathing Joy, now Sorrow's Temtaftle,through the circling hours, On all thy plealitres, Fancy ! wait, Since thou Son thy bewitching pavery, Propitiate' to the high. or lowly Ram! I. I. ASSIZES. At Buckingham affizes, James and William Stares were cow/Mier' of grand larceny, and featenced to be tranfported (even years. lames Stares had been a thopheeper at Stony-Stratford a great many years, and poffefred confiderabk eflates there. The prate eutor (who was alfo a grocer of the fame place), having had his warehoufe repeatedly robbed, watch ed one night in a place over the warehoufe, when, bbferving a light underneath, be difcovered the pri foster James Stares, with his nephew William Stares, filling a f.tck out of a fugar-cafk. At Derby Affixes, John Timmonds, for breaking into the houfe of B. Smith, of Alfreton, and Beating thermic a Myer watch, one flyer table fpoon, and three flyer tea fpoons, received fentence of death, and is left for execution. The Affizes for the County of Cornwall began at Bodmin on Monday fennight. The Nifi Prius ba ne& was greater than at any former period within remembrance, anti was not finilhed till one o'clock , on Thurfday, though Mr. Juftice Le BLANC anted In trying the caufes, after he had delivered the gaol., There were twenty-four caufes entered, nine of which were by Special Juries, though vet y few of them were particularly interefting : that the moil (o, was the King againft Lanyon and others, belonging to the Marazion Volunteers, on an indielment for an out .rageous affault on a profs gang, and refcuing from the gang two defertees from the navy. They were -all found guilty, and will receive judgment in the Court of King's Bench nett term. A Crins. Con. 'cask, againft Hallett, was compromifed.— There were orly five prifoners on the Calendar, one, 'of whom, Parnell Nicholas, wa. tried for the murder -of a new born child : fist was declared not guilty of 'the murder, hut was ordered to be imprifoned for con • cealing the birth or the child. Walter Purfer was 'found - guilty of I'4A:intim., in killing W. Andrew, `and was fentenced to be imprifoned three month?. WARWICII. AUG. 15.—0 N Monday the 1115zes commenced for this County, at the County Hall, in 'Warwick, before the Hon. Sir ALEXANDEN THomi so's, Knt. and the Hon. Sir GILES ROOKS. Knt. fince - when the following prifoners took their trials, viz. John Knight, otherwife Farmer Hook, for haling a bay gelding, the property of Sir Thomas Wilton, Bart. ; James Pitt, for having coined upwards of three hundred counterfeit half crown pieces, in this , town ; Jofeph Fletcher, for coining counterfeit ball. crowns and fixpences, in this town ; Ann Glover, for '4 burglary in the dwelling honfe of Alice Egginton, of Tamworth ; John Hughes. and Thomas Reeves, f)r a burglary in the hook of Peter Wooldridge, of S rlihull, (George Martin, an accomplice, evidence for the Crown) ; John Barrott, for healing a cow, th e property of artha Parkes, of this town ; an d John Stubbs, for Sealing a calf, the property of J. Gimblett, cf Afton, wore condemned. George Smith. far having in his poffeftion forty biank Bank of England forged one pound notes, pleaded guilty of having the bills in his poffeffion ; rraufported for fourteen years. Not tried for forg. log the bills. His wife, indiZted upon the fame charge, was acquitted. Thomas Buckley, for robbing H. and T. Kettle, of this town, of a quantity of Chain links, &c. &c. ; Jofeph Smith, for receiving the plate, &c. Ilnlea by Hughes, Reeves, and Martini, at Solihul, were order *el to be tranfportql fourteen years. Robert Buck ley, accomplice with T. Buckley ; and Wm. Parkes, for picking the pocket ofg.rlward Turner, in this sown, of a pocket book et ataininscaOs ansl notes, to los trastfparted (even Ain. Thomas Oliver,•for Sealing fix paumb fewing (ilk, the property of J. Smith and others, itt his town, to be impriloned two year in the Houfe rf Correc ? lion ; Mary Moore, for Sealing 'hoes, the property of Jofeph Bayley, in this town ; and William Tew, for Sealing wheat, the property of the late William Elkington, of Church Lawford ; fentenced to be kn. - prifoned twelve months itt the Houfe of Corretaion. William Allen, for ftealing a tea caddee, &c. the property of . Wm. White, of this town ; imprifoned fix months. Jofeph Rowley was acquitted of forging a bank note ;but pus to the bar again for hiving it in his potTeffion ; trial deferred till next affize. No true bills were found againft Sarah Pitt, and Mat y Fletcher, charged with coining, in this town. The Affizes at Coventry proved maiden :—but Thomas Trippas, aged fifteen, and W. Wright, aged feventeen, the , former charged with ftealing bread and embezzling money, the property of Mr. Gib baf, and the latter with receiving the bread, know ing it to be Qolen, were allowed to enter into his Ma fervice. On Saturday, the loth incl. as three French Gene rals, prifoners of war at Chefler6tld, were returning from the hofpitable manfmn of a Gentleman who re ticles in the neighbourhood of that tows; they were flopped by three fellows, armed with bayonets, who took from them all the money they had about them. On the 23d ult. M. LAURENT CHOIZY, one of the French prifoners of war on parole at Chetler field, ran away from thence, and we hear he has been fence re-captured in London; and on the 25th of the fame month, M. GRRIM ROSE, another of fuch prifoners, was fent from Chaerfield, under a proper guard, to Norman Crofs prifon, for breaking his parole in attempting to go to Sheffield without leave, and was aprehendcd upon the road within a few miles of the town. Yefierday James Lamb, alias Lefley, the ci drools: Major Semple, was examined at Marlbornugh-fireet, on charges of fwindling. The extraordinary cha rafter of the prifoner it well known to the Public, particularly on board the Lady Shore, while a con via going to Botany Bay. Mr. Gow, clerk to Mr. France, upholfferer, in Pall-mall, fiated, that the Prifoner came to his maF ter's (hop in March laft, and Paid he-wanted to give an order for tome chairs. After looking at different patterns, he enquired for Mr. France, and he was informed he would be at home in an hour. He then laid be could not wait, and alked for change for a 51. note, which witnefs was about to give, when he beg ged pardon, and Paid he had nothing under a rol.— Witnefs Paid be could not give him change ; and he requelted to borrow two drillings, which was lent him. He then raid it might as well be five, as no• thing was more unplcafant than to want (mall change. Witnefa took his name (ColonetLane), and advanc ed him the five fhillingit, with full confidence that he had inferred his mailer a new cullomer, as he could not furped a fraud. He never faw him again, until apprehended by Lovet on Saturday. A fimilar charge was advanced againft the pe foner by Mr. Felton, wire worker. in New Bond finer. He called at the above mop in June, and or dered a handfome parrot cage, Rating his name to be Leflie. He Paid he did not wia to take it with him, as be would fend his fervant the next day, who would give climenfions for a fire wire. On being about to leave the flop, he requefled change for a 201. note, which Mr. Felton was about to give, wile* he Paid he merely withed for Tome (mall change to difch*ge his coach at the door. Mr. Felton, like his brother tradefman, lent him two fhillings, with full t orifidence in his new cuflomer ; but he never faw him again until he was apprehended. The prifoner denied the charges in toto, and with a view of imprefling on the mind of the Magiftrate a liability of nriftake in the identity of a man, he Rated a circumflance which occurred at Bow.ftreet, when two men (wore to him as having defrauded them, when in reality he was at that time a wounded offi cer in the Brains army, on the Continent. The Magiftrate thought the charges were com pletely eflablifhed, and the prifoner was fully com mitted for trial. Others who had charges to prefer, 1 were referred to the SefEons to find dor bills. SINGULAR. ROZRERY.—We think it our duty to nation the Public againß a man who calls himfelf l eaptain Swan, of the Royal Navy, as he has very recently impofed upon feveral benevolent ladies and gentlemen, by relating a plaintive but artful Rory.— The following is the plan he adopts in order to pro cure an interview : he manages to find out the rela tionfhip of different families, afterwards knocks a double rat tat at the door, and miles for the lady or gentleman of the houfe, gives in bis name, and lays he came from fome of their relatives, which gains him admillion. After a prefatory addrefs, he pulls from his pocket a paper, containing a lift of names, who he lays have contributed, and who ftrongly re commended him to their benevolent confideration.— From his appearance and addrefs, an appeal of this fort is not expelled, and the parties are taken by fur: prife, and without confederation acquiefce in his re quell. If it fhould be neceffary to leave the room, lie inflantly conveys to his pocket every thing he can conveniently fecrete. A circumftance of this fog occurred a few days fine, at Mrs. Nefbitt's houfe, in Sloane-ftreet ; the left the room a few moments to fetch him a guinea out of an adjoining one, and dur ing the interval he began to fill his pockets with the plate on the fideboard ; but the footman, who Rood in the pillage, feeing him making free with the plate, waited till he came out, and feizing him by the collar, threatened inftantly to knock out his brains with a poker, which he held in his hand, if he did not unburthen his pocket. He hefitated for a moment, and then produced them, Paying, " Here, take the fpoons, and don't dilltirb your Lady r— ile footman, elowever, gave him a violent blow on the bead, which brought him to the ground, he cry ing out " Murder !" which alarmed the lady in the parlour, who inftantly repaired to the paffage, and on teeing the fcuflle and bearing the caufe of it, fainted.—The attention of the fervant was now di rated to his milirefs, and before the other fervants arrived from the kitchen, the rarest deliberately took the key which hung at the back of the door, and double locked it outfide, by which means he effefted his sleeps with a pan of the plate. LoyhomArttss , CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, ALIODSY MI. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lose, feeletHog otftT fn. ii jth of Augulf to the todi of Auguft—Total 16,368 Quartet& Average 11711 7 V.-6s. 33d. tourer than lift return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 3d of Auguft to the 9th of Auguft. Total-9.839 tacks—Avenge 89s. 80.- os. ad. lower than IA return. ti-raan PRICE OF GRAIN, ON BOARD SRO Af UDDER t Wheat 6os 74$ 901 Suffulks to 54$ od Fine itis 96$ Grey Peas 4o• 466 cd Fine Oki Dantsic 98. BMW, new 44s els od Rye 46s jig Ditto, old, to Sol. B.uley 37s aaa od Tick Beans, new 40s 45$ Malt 764 Bas od 011 47a od White Peas 401 46s od Oats 23s as 33s Boikrs 416 jai Polands 344 3 0 6 d .. Rape Seed 371. to ad. per lalt. PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. POCRZTS. Kent - 51 5s to 61 zBs Kent - 51 los to 71 so Suffcz - 51 os to 61 12S Slliki SI SS to 6i 160 Effez 51 os to 6! las Farnham 81 Qs to sot os Old Duty, as,ocoL PRICE OF HOPS IN -THE BOROUGH. Bags sl Si to 71 Os i Pockets 31 tea to 71 us PRICES OF HA Y AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whltechapd. Hayperload 3 to to 4 10 3 ooto 4 16 0 3 t 6 to 5 o 0 Straw 2 t 8 to 3 10 2140 to 3 12 0 112 to 3 8 0 Clover 3 oto 4 4 4 IS to 6 0 0 HEWOATE and LEADENHALL. Augu I 19. Per hone of 81b. by the careafe. _ _ -- Beef 3s 4d to 4s 4d I v 34 •odto4l 4d Mutton 34 6d to as 2:1 Pork 4s od to 4s 84 Lamb as od to Ss od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. James's market 4s ad Town Tallow 7os 8d to os Clare Market 4s ad Ruts ditto (ran.) 71s od to 72s Whitechapel Market Rufll ditto (fosp) 68s to nos od (pea Rolm of sib.) 4s ad Melted Stuff 57$ to 58s od Ditto rough 43$ od to co 12/ 5d Greaves its od Average Price as t#d Good Drets tot to os Yellow Soap, 78s to os--Mottled,BBs—Curd,9zs Price of Candles per dozen, I IS od—Moulds, i if Oa RAW HIDES. Hides (perfume) ss frd to 3s 84 Horfe Skins 17$ od to 2011 Middling 3s ad to 3$ 4d Sheep Skins os od to os od Ordinary 21 tod to 3s od Sheartings is 6el to as od Heavy Calf its 6tl each I Lamb Skins 21 9d to 61 9d NEW COAL MARKET, Auguft 16. Ships at Marl:et. • Ships Sold. Prices. 37 Newcaftle Coals 19 445. od 53$ 01 tamdcriand . - I 42$ 6d On Saturday afternoon, as a lad, fon of Mr. Hall, No. 7, Goldfmith-fireet, Hackney-road, was bathing in a pond, in a gravel pit in that neighbourhood, he went heyond his depth, and was unfortunately drown ed. The pond was immediately dragged, and a man dived in order to fearch for the body, but notwith- Qanding every exertion made, it was not found till yeflerday about three o'clock, when it was conveyed to Shoteditdt Church. Saturday were committed to Reading county gaol, by Haag Y HP DING and GILORGII HAWIIN rs, Efqrs. two of his Majelly's indices of the Peace for the his• rough of Abingdon, John Kan, George Wilfon, and Francis Balton, charged on the oath of Ann Wicks, and others, with breaking open the dwellingloufe of the laid Ann Wicks, at the parifh of St. Helen in Abingdon, on Thurfday the tit of Augull, and haling thereout fix filver table-fpoons, one pair of filver tea-tongs, four filver tea fpoons, and feveral other articles, the property of the Paid Ann Wicks. —lt appears the robbers went to the houfe late on Thurfday eveniag, and called for a pot of beer, and, while Mrs. Wicks was gone to draw it, they took out the key of the window, fo as to get an eafy entrance, ' which they effefted. On leaving the premifes they took with them a bottle of fpirits each, and drank it in a field about half a mile from the bode, by Which they became fo intoxicated as not to be able to get above two miles out of Abingdon, and were taken at the Magpies with aime} all the property on them, which the landlady has fworn to. A melancholy accident occurred at Plymouth . Dock, laft week.—A foldier having heard the nine o'clock gun fired, was running towards his barracks to be in time, before the gates were Phut, and in his hurry ran againft a midfhipman, about fourteen years old, who had a feamaa in his company ; the foldier begged the midflupman's pardon and went on, but the latter being much enraged, purfued the foldier ; the Tailor knocked him down and jumped upon him, The midtkipman coming up, drew his dirk and flab bed him in the belly. The poor fellow lingered till Tnefday morning, when he died. The Jury fat, and brought in their Verdift—Wilful Hastier. The parties were accordingly fecured and committed for trial. Frat.—Thurfday a man who was tarring fame boards for Mr.%Mayhew, of Great Baddow, EIT:x, imprudently left the pot on the fire, which boiled over, and the flames communicated to a new-built barn, which with the produce of feven acres of whit e clover therein contained was entirely confumcd. On Tuefday night, about twelve o'cloCk, a fire was difcovered in the hat-manufaelory of Mars. Tulin and Camden, on the Bromfgrove Road, near Birmingham. The flames had gained fo much power by the time the engines could be brought to the pre mifer, and other atfillance procured, that (we regret to find) nearly the whole of the property was de• Itrnyed, and the roof of the building fell in before the -fire could be got under and extinguilhed. On Friday, about nine o'clock, a fire broke out in a barn belonging to Mr. Finch, at the park, near Dudley, which eonfumed the whole building, a (table adjoining, and as much wheat (when threfhed) as would have produced between so and 6o bags; a calf and other property were alto deflroyed. It is feared the milchiel was occafioned by tome vile in• cendiary. Jane Taylor, aged thirty-four, broke out, four years age, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con tinued fpriading, till it arrived about the knee. Its fira appearance was a reduef. of zn extreme hili co. lour ; much heat, and a tormenting itching, which daroyed her seep. At this time an izhorous water was difcharged ; her legs (welling Co as to pre vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vai i otts apAcations were tried with no good e ff e ct. Sh e then, Is commendation, refolved to take Sp;lf our y ' s Patent nsiteorbutic Drops. She p er f eveie d f or fix months, whey the became entirely well. jest TAYLOR. t 6, Upper arrdrod-Rreet. JAMES TAYLOR. Mr. SPILEZURY is not accountable for any mixture fold, lintel's the words " By the King's .Patent." are infected at length on the bill of diredlimis, battle, and wrApper ; the tamp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inflead of red. Bottles 55.6 d. rm. and el. se. duty included. • A febdaps doff, the Lady of Thomas Ponca', ll+ of (brat. of of At Holt, no the site left of a foe, the Lidr of Capt. Cuthh-tt, of the Rita! Navy, and Cottustatidcr ot the S.a feu, tt , a , Ration. ;lED. Lately, at Bury, after a tesfam sou n 114 of two (1, y<, Mr. Jarrt Whittle, farmer, to MO Alice liotrocks, both of tlx•t. pt-c.. _ Their inked ages are r 43. On the 6th WEL at Flininore, Oxon, the Rev. C D'Oyly to Cathsriste, third daughter of Jahn Newman, Fr+ OS Ilomore Houle. Lieutenant John Jones, 36th Regiment of Foot, to Mifs Pye, eldsft slaughter of Hasty James rye, RN. Oa the yth ialtant. at landgoard Fort, Captain Law, an old and diftinguilbad °nicer, who ferved linear Generals %V. Ife, Munckton smiTowalsend, in America, sod idled Whh rtpu tion as &Want engineer-at lzeUeiAc and Martiatco. On the pth ialts'ttPm:oth Hayes, rfq• Mayor of Northam,. ton. The Mayor's &les Ball had jolt began 'at the Canty and the Mayor, who was in apparent good health amtlityli ! or „. going down a country dance, fuddenly dropped, anti it.:tant.me,,i expired, without either moving a limb or uttrringa En n.. At Erriboli. on the 26th of June, In the gSth year i Major Mackay, of ErribolL st TEM licestag Afterwao LOPTI)O.4-6RibSIE TO•Mcrt R ()VT - - 5 minutes site: sz - - • -dg minutes after t t FOR. BILIOUS DISORDI:RS. Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS. FROM a new mode of adminittering there PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phylician (fee the new difre ions) Billow Difeafes,fo prevalent particularly anunliPzlintll who h yre refided in hot climates, are removed with greater call ant fai l y than by any other Medicine. They sec squally efficacious in all Difurders of the Stomach and Bowels; in image tans, Loh of Appetite, habitual Coßivenefs, troublefome Flatuis•des and Chu. lies ; likewife in Gouty habits, in gichlines, or Rheumatic Pains in the Head; as well as there oceaftoncel by free living; therety preventing Palfies and Apopleties, fo often the confequence of intemperance. diecourfe ihould be had to them on the fitit attack of a cold, or any light indifpofition; or aftt r any excels of eating or drinking; and 'thus their well known driraderifbe will to maintained of promoting Longevity. To ateliers by fist or lani, thrall never be without the Aualoptic Pills, as they rupaire nei ther confinement nor alteration of diet. They orefokl only by F. Nee/wear and Sons, at the Warehoure for DrJatnes's Powder, No. 45, St. Pours i hureb.yard, four dorm from Cheapfidc,London; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Brum itreet; in hoses, price 41.64. each, or in one large Box cont titling the quantity of hz fot sat. duty included.—None arc go.tsioe but Mac which have the words, "F. Newbir)., No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the (limps. A 4.; ARO 1 Li THE LADIE7., WHO V A .DE THE GREATEST OF ORNAMENTS.' Beauty, Health, and a good Set of Teeth may be otttained aal 'refereed to extreme old 4ge by the ere of BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW. DER, prepared from the original Recipe of the late Dr P. H. Dimfdale, pates:mired and sled tbe (teen and 'PrineaPs, the Etoprifs of Ruffia, the Ducheffes of Yu' k, Bedford, Goa.% Leeds, Devoriddre, Rutland, Sc. Alban's, and molt of the Englifi and Foreign Nobility. This Powder is prepared from Vegetables, and Is entirely fret from the Acid, or auy n•a. I Subftance. It &drop the Scurvy, tweets a !Wrestlers and beautiful redness to the Gums , to the Breath the mod dclodabk fweetnes; and, if tired conftantly, will render the Teeth of a pearly whiteners ; and prevents that dread. red Malady (the TOO rH.ACHII). Many Medical Geptlemen who ore it declare it a fine Bracer, eradicating the feu:tiers to which the Mouth is rubjed from Diet or eirordered Lungs; zna by its healing, purifying, and balfande qualities, frees 'die snoutk from any unplearant tafte. Sold vrliblefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfidc, corner of Patertsoiter.row ; and retail by Sheppard and Brim, Beißol ; Loggin, Aylefbury ; Smith, Bedford ; Silver, Margate; Burgers, Ramfgate ; Laurance, Broad Stairs ; Gregory and Gil lum, Bright:nal Bacon, Ise, Cr:bed-Reece ; Wk 'hero, amp. Snead, near Temple Bar; Crifp, corner of Spring Gard ...is ; Clark, atiti„ Borough ; Tutt, Bolton, and I.ewit hwaite, Royal isachatige ; Seca and Sadth,Edinhorgit ; Gregron, Mori. and Billinge, Lliverpot4; Stains, Mancitetter.; Wookner, Exeter; Kissed and Cratedl. Bath ; Macdonald', Glargow ; Slitter, and Moinday, Oxford ; and by moil Bootfeileve and Perfumers in every town, in Bow at U. 9d. each. ' R Butler. 4, Cheapude; is engraved on cis Senn", which is affixed to each Box. DR. JOHN HUN VER and many other medical men have treated mafterly on certain complaints, but they all follow the ftrps of their predeccirors. Mercury, Mercury, If IBM their grand climadteric! and which, antwithfituding all its alkdged improvements and combination', is Mercury nevathekM But the Anti lmpctigenea has bug been ufed in an t-lienfive pri- Irate prodtice, and in a multiplicity df loilanoes found to be a (so vereign, a fare, a fpecdy, and effential remedy for every (bee and fysoptom, and la the belt fohnitute ever difenvend for N;crcury ; it fnrcetens dm blood, and Itimulatai tits expel all m s *eland im pure juices I gives ftrength and tone.to the nerves, enlivens and is , vigorates, at one and the fame time, boat body and mind; it juftly claims a pre-eminence over all otbilltmetticinev, being &tidaly adapted for the fpeedy removal of there comt him", as well as the (curvy, ferofula, King's Evil, and even the leprofy ; it is out to he paralleled in the whole Materia . . _ . . . . High as the faculty now fiend in the opinion of the world, their fandion is daily given to this admirable preparation, which takes its name under the authority of the great Cullen of Edinburgh (by wl.ofe Nefology on rise Pmdtice of Phy6c every Pbyfician is di reified ;) its efficacy being well efloblidied for dote direful cala nii ies which comprehend fcorbutic, leprous, fcnifulous, and yens real complaints, for which the Am iz•lmpetigencs is happily adapted. Halta-Guinea a Bottle, with copious folio direelions, to enable pert. its to cure themfelves, in which many extraordinary cafes are puhlifted. There are alto Family Bottles, containing the quantity of four at too. 6d. for 331. by which cis. are laved. Note—Fach bottle has a Government Stamp, with the name ' Samil. Solomon, Liverpool,' engraved thereon, to irritate whit:his felony. Sold in London by Mrs. Mathews, 113, Strand ; Dicey and Sus- ton. Bow Churchlard; Bacon, r so, Oxford-ftreet ; Piddiry , ,y6, Oa ford -ftreet,'isyptifite tie Pantheon; Punier, 4, Cheapfule ; Barclay and Son, Flea market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church ' yard; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Weft-Smithfield; and par• ticularly at the following places, viz. Brillol. Mrs. Shicrcliff Lynn, Pipe Bath, Haeard Monclietter, ritalnes Berwick, Catr Alirgore, si:ver Bailee It:, Hulbert Mrlk 1113 M. Hoare Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Ettnell Bridport, Roberts Mairnthury, Lea Bridgwater, Poole lklanningt tee, Will& fon Bewdley, Pratt/net= Nottiegliaro, Burhage de meet Mutter. Stopbens ten • ' Brcutfuril, Waxily Newcafile tipm Tyne,Hutchis - Bcominfter, Hine fun and Co. Whops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, St.wenfon Balance, Shearcrott Newport, Ilk of Wight, Albin ' Coventry, Merridew Nantwieb. Snelfon I Cariteroury, driltow O(weftry, Edwards Caillor, Booth Pchrith, tioulby Chatham, Etherlngtim Portico, J. and W. Rudd In I Cambridge, Hndfon Portfenowth, Sharpe Chepflow, Morris Plymouth, Nett: ton Clapham, Batten Plymouth Deck , H, i rind Dover, Neales Riekensufworth, Pt :led l):!nitatsle, Q2lecnfborough Roc hived, Wade Dorfley, Ha ring Sheffied, Pier ron Deptford, D'avios Stain PuddiNt wo nib Drreham, Barker Stafford, Moreau Dublin, Ns. 6. College Green, Shrewfbury, Wood Dugdale, Colwell, Bull Sherboarne, Goadhy and Caa. Edinburgh, A. Smith, Mirth Sormundham, isli;'.t Bridge Soutbsinp•on, fta*.ct Exeter, Trewman and Son Salithury, C• n a•os Fly, Brae kenbury Sh'itlbury, ignei. Fr:me, Haig! Sefron Walden, rt•ine Oloucefter, Janes Suourbridur, Rotbi•ss Gannet, 11.46init etopton hi iPer, C irev 1 flainfboreugh, Townie croekton, Chriftldier ec lennirr Greenwich, Bralite Tav auk, Row. Glalguw, Angus M'Donald TstieLeolsain. MoP o mcr Hull, I. 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