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--~_ •i e C A . I ,*ak,',. %",-"*.1.43,4 -a4 %.att air i"` :.tti. . . • t.lO Ltv , ' ;.0 ; . . Ir y WEPTEMBEit 17 1414 .4 NI MBAR- *INV:* ". - 1 s • 1 • • • • . . . • PRICN 1:41":5ENOE tiALlPPßlfidtte rriliE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, ma * it A. DAY and MARTIN, 97, H•gh Holborn. Mao, tho Counterfeits say, (as) made by Day and Martin ; of ers b a r e 97 4 .Holhorn, leaving out the word High; a.id some bare a small (nr) before the en-!.tiara! numbeh Also observe that the whole addres4 is clear and distinct. W. el woll 6ll .bedi isOr(Wilefiaageds, iISKETCH of MOD' N and ANTLENT GEOGRAPHY, for the Use of khnols. By SAMUEL PU ULU, D D. }lnd Ne wer of the Royal Free Grammer Selao.ot6f Eimessaistrry. Priottd for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Ornte austarrni Pa. tanoster-rosv. - kilt - ' I e 4 .146 6„.. Volk eiAt rovit_iNs"rittr roetimertt- . • •- . 1 , .1 d ,- - . I L PORT OP PLYMOUTH.. MEN I.24p*OET),IN RUSINESSI)UkING THE DAY. .4 '* -. .. 1 FOREALE BY AUCTION, Tl'ig •• ACADEMY, No. !,5, - Cateiton.stsitt, is . B Y prier a the filen' Citistbste4eners of his Majesty'! Customs, On Tuesday, Septetif44-1113, 1818, at ten o'clock th tit! Forenoon, oßened, • Monday, . Wednesday, Thursday,. and Saturday' - 'Eveitings, from'Seden to Nine, tinder the direction of Mr. °TATE , at the Cu,tom-bouse in this Port, . • (lati•Boodinvier and Tate), 'little Tuwer-street, fbr the Mourne- rftHE GOODS UNDER-KENTIONED, don of 'adult Gentlemen in the most improved modern plans of .L. ' VIZ.— Writing, Commercial Calculations, and Rofik.keeping. . I I IS Gallons Brandy 231 Panda BUgar: • A •Proriextos may be had gratis at the Academy ;at No. 31, 26 Do. Rum 4B Do. Wos.l ..,. ... , . Basinghall-street ;of Mr Asperne, 32, Coruhill ; and at Mr.' 330 D o . Wi n e 1.10 D ... Ebony.... . • • Dutton's Circulatng Library, Gracechtirch-street. ' . I 114 Pound- Salt I l7 Do. Soap. • s • : • 118 Do. Coffee 17 Du. Raisins • 31 Do. Candies 9 1 1/n. Gunpowder ,* 46 Do: Chomalate ' el Mo. Corcl..ge • 15 Do. Tea , . .. . Shruh, Od, Cocoa, Vermicelli, Pepper, Cinnamon, Mats, Cel -kret, Skins, Plank, Handkerchiefs,. Anchovies, Paper, Sauce, Sto,nes, Shelb., Nankeuns, Stockings, Gloves, . Ribbons, Sall, CaOvai, Silk Papi.r, Oar., &c. N. B. The Goois above l mentioned will be set up in several Lots, and sold to the highest Bidder. Attendance w:11 be given at the Cu. tom-house aforesaid, for viewing and tasting the same, three days befcre the ti:.y of sale 0141. ' •• T • TO sill LEI', for such Terms as may be agreed uplan. AMOST desirable MANSION, tit fsr any Gen: tleman's abode. The Premises are adjoining the Villa go of Wouldham, close to the, navigable Ind pleasant kover Med. way, wl•hitt three uti!es'and a half of the City of Rochester; aid! five miles from htkiditone. in a sporting pan of t:ibCottuty of Kent, and close to Pi ouldham Cominin, to which jean val•mi•ed -right of Piguragr, F.rcwuod, Ste. 'lto grotind door tomtits a cenunolous Hail, with a 'grand Staiecaw, a Drawing-ream, Parlcur, :,lying-room and a spacious Kitchen ; the on, pate ..f sten cousins of five very roomy Besi•ehan.bsr.. one of which .maybe a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a Evil qtalicase tom the Kltchtus,c4i.tansug six Rooms with firt-p+acev in three of them, 1 Staircase from the passage of the two pair it.to Turret, or Cupola. of command, a delightf pro-pct of the River Medway and country all round; most spat.oos Cellars crab excellent Bins, a Fort.cotin enclosed with a des ;.:f wall a nd railing knee; a large Back Cutiec.esklined aII rt.tat.L. with a ligh . brick wag, well stocked with choke wall fruit-trey, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; anuicellertVaruen well a al;. and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage. a 1..r-' Yard eh. ciowd w!th a high brick wall, an excellent levet...sir:l-d :•uthir, over which is i high spacious Loft, two Coach-houses, and many other Out-Olficet, too tedious to mention her. hi.' Ihe Lessee may be aectur.trodatil vitt% a dazes Acres of choice good Land adjoining said Pr. mises, if rAttired. For further Partkulars, enquire of Mr. Burins; at Wmileitam ndus. a . 1p ... #01 . . 1 his day was pulillsissid,hi Sto: ISs. bo, B TJA G ANITA ;*oi, The Algebra of the 'h. By EDWARD S TRACHEA', ' • Of tl.e Ean-India - Corninny's Bengal Civil Seryiee. London : Printed fur Black, Parry, and Cu. Bookellers to the, V sa Zion. Ease - India Company, I.denhall-street. ' • ' .M4SNrY IMNIP.DIA:rELY. k; Duke-street, Adelphl. ESSRS. NICHOLS and Co. can command anreanrof Money, and are in the habit of lest:ling from 4109 to any extent, upon every description of Property. Bins . and . Nores of hand discounted, and instart advances made upon' approved securities. • Tbts transactions of this Office will always be found to be conducted with the utmost delicacy and propriety: : s--Lettcrs must be post-p4it--Attendance from eleven till five.v.l • This day was published, Handsomely primed in quail tivo..price ih lit boards, TALES of the DEAD, principally lipmslated from the French, ‘, Graves at my tonimancl, ••• • ' • ~, Have waked their slsrpers; ope'tl and ler then) faab' -- By my so potent art.' • . SISAL:PIA& London : Printed tor - White, Cs:aslant:Awl 'Co. "Fieet•ltitiet.,;. iriA*tlNSattdbUgN't ESSENCE of COF -1.11. 1- , FEE, sold at their Manufactory; No. 79, Great Titchfield loreet, Mary•da-boatie ' London, mid by various Grocers' Drug tat', &c, in Town and Country , in half-pint but, equal to one '#burtd of the best Coffee of tie respective kinds, ansi.,slx moires of refined sugar. Turley - - • ss. Od. Bourbon . - - Ss. 6d Bottles blended. Plantation - - 2. 6d. . To make a cup of coffee, no other trmible is required, than merely to put about a tea-spoon full of the Essence into a coffee with the usual quantity of milk and sugar, and fill it up With hot water. The Essence ik sold mixed with sugar for hot climate., and for long keeping. • The Essence is also sold nithout sugar when Wanted tqr immediate isse ; the half-pint bottle in that cue con taining t Its. S oz. of Coffer, at the sante prier as above. • As ggpcl Coffee cannot be mode without pure water, Hawkins end Mum haye provided filtering vessels at 4s and upwards. HIGHLAND MUSIC. hat pubh hed, price Ri. 6d. A LARGE: COLLECTION of Strathspeys, Reels, hlar.ches, and low 'Airs, with Variations, original and •el• cted. Ariatiged for the Pianoforte, Violin and'Violin• cello, atret the minnrr of Gow'sivlnsic; and oft correspondent size with Lis la ter Collections, by WILLIAM MORRISON. To he had of the Publishers, J. Young and Cu. Inverness.; Cler .nti and Co. 26,• Obeapoide; Preston andSot', 97, Strand; C. Cl , arpc, 168, Feuolusech'itreet ; .‘kr Dale, la, Poultry ; and ol' all tlu• Principal Musksellers In the Kingdom. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. • • H E inserter of this, l i t offtsiotial Man, who h;.l attended wary persons suffering wider 11.e.p.bare hut, in consequence of his tatensivt• practice, been so to rii.e4-* as to dlieover a Itle.7ichte that W an ntathh:e cure for Continuo.. tions ; by Which Medich'e he has cured Many when givel over by eminent Physic'une, and when in the last stye of a Consump tion, a:tended with Covet, Spitting of Blood. and Cltdenor nue Swellings of the Feet, &c. Thot.gh ti trunk of tins mesh:ow may he doubted, the Advertises' is harpy en say, that be back in Phis powil: to refer -to thwe he ha. cured, and when given over by some of the tir:t l'rceessional Mtn: Li therth re now rublicly of. •ters it to those st ho are labouring under this I,filicting slit a,e.— Letters post paid, addressed for A.B. No 6, G: eat Quebec street, New Road, Mary .la-bonne,London,will have butgediat eat t erti NEW MU.SIp , AN.P Mustc AT lIAI.F PRICE. 0 DQLCV tOicEITO, and 13 Vi s riations, io Isaitatiori orthrStile of different Cetnposers, by L. Jan ..,n, 4s. The - Effie Pfag,VNaval Rondo, by L. J..usen, 2s: 6d. eacrrii Melodies, beng Variations on the finest Psalin Tunes, by 1.. Janien;itach No. £..6d: Metross Abbey, a Scotch Diver timento, bt Adarilr3s. Moscow, or Bortaparte's Retreat; b Vanornio, Juu. 3e, Arittoria, a Grace: March and Quick Strr. uhli•hed by G. Walker, 106, Great Portland-street; where maybe had, a great variety of the beat Kew Music, atlialf Price. As G. Walker receives complaints from al; parts of the king dom, that,Ladiei order to, .Music repeatedly, but cannot get it at any price..he.begs to recommend, where any difficulty occurs, and lie hat no Ageut;that they will order it through the medium oi - • MRS. OPIE'S NEW TALES. This day wire published, in Three Vols. 12mo. the Second • • Editit , n, price 183 boards, TALES OF REAL LIFE.—By Mrs. OPIE. Printed , or Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa terno3ttr-raw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of %hest may be had, by the same Author, 1. Temper; or Domestic scenes, S. vols. 12mo. price £l. boards. 2. Simire Tales, 4 vols. 12mo. price El. Is. boards. S. Father and Daughter, nom. 4s. tid. 4. Adeline Menbray, S vols. 12mo. 134 6d. do. 5. Poems, Foolscap bvo. 6;. do. 6. Warrior's Return, do. 6s. do. ' This slay was published, in i Vol. grO, price 124 to boartlei' A New Etlition,t,beingpse Fifth) of • • "Inb AY's COLLECTION of ZI4GLISH PRO VERBS; with Annotations and ExPlications. Revised, svpmewed, and improved, by JOI-IN.BELFOUR, Esq. ; • •.* 1 be Lansing and research displayed by the Author in this performance are toil well kbown to require any comment.. It is therefore oily necessary to intimate, that in this enlarged Edi tion, to which Is prefixed a Biographical Mernoft; :die Original Fri faces of Mn Kay have been reprinted, the parallel Proverbs, in french and Italian corrected ; and such applicafkirs have been made from sources in the Spanish and Portuguese lanpages, as, it is presumed will glue the book a feature of novelty.. - Print,tl for Geeree C kvie and Co 31 : Poultry, 'London. This daylVas published, price S. 6d. with Plate., in boars:;, rrHE TRAVELS of SYLVESTER TRAM 1. PFR through the Interior of the South of Africa, with t}'e Adventures and Accidents that he encrainterd 3ournry, as more than veto. Miles through those ttikrinwitsWiaeirels'es, (On' tantly ex posed „to danger frouilleasts .of. Prey. and d 1 at tacks of Savages. Also. 'rite Adventures of Tfniotiry-Tholightl4.4, or the Mis fortunes of * Littlelloy wilt/ran ashy •iront' SA4ding se4ll plates: By G. Walker. Is. 63711:aids. • • Also, The Blue .Siik•Cgrk. Bag, and its 'Contents. By k. Lady. Is. . . . London: Published by G. Walker, publishes,- of %ohs and Music, tot a .Celigt vortlAnd-stsert ; sold also by elrlidoelt *hd Joy, Paterrofttiy-r9:11; and 1. Sutherland, }Airbuses. . • • ANA'IODAVW4O. PHYSIOLOGY 01! THE HOMAN SlTi3JECTi:—This'slay viaspublished, is Royid 4tn. ••• • • The Second. 1-di much 'enlarged, with ielouref Cite*, (di &tate Ear.ks, Lart. and K.D. President .4 tl:e Royal Sogiciy, &c. Stt% &c.) price Ins. • atitche.l, and ts. ANATOMY 'the HEA RT, tRANIUM, and BRAIN; adapts:A to the pitepimets ofthe Medical and Sett. Prac,itiones- v io which is a dd. d, in NOtelfseOlistriations eu the Lava of I..ifeSerwation . and Idea. By ALEX. k4.ll2:ilir, M. D.: . • . • Lecturer on Anatomy and Physioi4Y, Printed for Lorgman Hurst, Ree 4, Cirme, ana Brown, and J. Calow, London; aryl Conatabie and Co. Ediubutght A Prospectus, conrai,.ing the particulars of the above Work, tray be 1.1.1-of the puhliithers. A Letter fro% Sir Joleph Banks to the Author, now added to the Work, proves ti e importance of Anatomy to the suticct of the Christian Re!igion. • lIAVOR'S UI"TYERSAL HISTORY. Thls day was published, llostly pasted is .ISoos. embellished with an' Hin coital Frontispice. designed by Ilnrory, price 4s. N. in este* Mania, or eleoncly piloted cnifine Royal Paper, Volume ttio Firtt, of AUNIVEItSAI. ANCIENT anti . MODERINJ,; c.nilprellendits a General ViJwof the Trans act:ups of every •• and. Empire, In the World, fzvAThe .hid to the grecenoltifieC ' • by • 4 0.1..i.iA./4 MaiVOld, LL,D.: : Vkat of 'Hurley, in brkshire Rirtor of Stonedeld, icc.•&e. Closzarrso?li.-tTiv **alit; tit will be uniformly printed in demy I Nino. gtivd "park:, and moinyleted itervrenty-fivi Vole-airs (0 Ancient and in ismero, peke is. eld:ltiach ;• alma superior ecijon, printed uniform with Dr.ll44vor'oAr.atrages aud Travels, on fine koyaiPaper. price us.—A Vrclume.rol.be pub !i'bed frilyisrlY tat 'lie First Day of rWary. Month,' and wtll be Pu-wl'aisli With an Hirt .rital rontispiete, designed and enrravid by an tin:neut artist, representing wane principal event ; and the What; will be aceomparnet with a valuable Set of Maps. London Printed for Sherwood,Treely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row ; and sold, by all BaohlWilertl 'l be Ltylbit lauguree hattlitherto been Vithnut any popular view of Liuiwnal History. It will he inmedia.ely confesled by "ssY competent judge, that Puvutvt is at once too -liner, and un catisisetory ; that roltaire is ton g;,y, sod (I.lsultory; and that' tr Prat knglish Unlverral Histor) Is ratlwr to be cotigibe,l as a ultiinnary, an to be perused as an Analysis of the subj. e t to Which it relates. What these wri..ers have not done, ha...beet at *wined by the Author of the preseut work. He has been mk stow to *void the extremes of prohatty aid brevity I and M be 68141 Sts erasing, and Comprehensive. MINIMINIMIMINNIMI . ‘ "-- 7 - . - : ' r •.‘ .. .. , . . • . r .... : sa • . ' - • • s • • 0 . ; l ir .. • . • . 4, .`614, A ~.. oft .e . • - - 7 1214 . 111 tetwa . , . 1.. Ala sii, ~. Nz6Vl • ;,.. •16. ._ ' 4, - j i , .'. 4 f . • ".... :. • ' 0 .." r - ~.. . /‘ : - li. * - i• '- • • .:. . . ' S i ~ Iss • i . ' -': Q. At . 4./ r-4 1" -'-' • • ... , ,: PI • , a , 4 .: .; . •. 1..%. : . - --. r. 4., , .. . •. . . , , t • -- 7,c r 11% • f . 4.. - ".:.... ii r .....• \ 5 : „...... f ...„ ;rr 'n ' . -, 4 ~ . h ., .... - 4 •,,,,„,:v- • , ....., • . .4.Liegt.i l 4.* 'I ICI I. •A 0 . 9• , : • , . 'f.'t.• 1 AA kim .4 - 11 101 P r - i ts. .• lb . it ;.; g , t , r •_. I . 1 ..., "- . ..-"'".. - N A 1 2 2_ 2 2.11.4:. .. 2.1br1i.6.,... ...:2_:: ............._,________ ,. *-- ...attired, than ' I ••._ —tree A.. MANOR of e.t.a."- _ -1 ... Markt% Town of liatberleign, ....... -- and Offices, and 160 Acres' of Arlon-, .. ' —;.h an abundance of fellable Tingkr, 1 ."'- one Lot. - ' has, in consequent., ... in • meadow , Ara- I, ait to dl.eover a laltt7ichte that is an . _Li tiona ; by which hiedleire be has eurt d ninny anon t.___ - -”tinent Physie'una, ag.d when in the Last st tge ili a Contump. - ' -sitla Cough, bpittnig of Blood. and CEdin , a's.us '-- Ttoi.gh th. mink of this ansift:c.l --`,.. to say, that be hack in - 4ecn over by - "- .4' 9WE/lii • PATENT E•RITISH SIiIIITING C1.1:01-i ! —the only Manufacture of the• Kind in the United Kingdom Establis)E4 I Wu. Warehouse, 1 5e, ,Cheapstdr, near St. Paull; and, by appointment, at Harding, and Co. b 9, Pall Mali, • , This fabric from its commencement has licen manufactured with a view for sale to privau Fatalities and home Trade, midis now brought to a degree of excelleuct and perfection unt.qualledi and saki at about half the price of Irish or other fine Linens. It is peculiarly adapte , l•tor all seasons and a:mates by its fief dom from the effects incident to the Change.. of the ottitiottplott% to which every otter description of Sluriieg (.1;...th is hs durability and beautiittl whiteness,. :JAI- five years wild,' . wands unrivalled, awl the Proprietor . pledges himself to :vim% blase any purchaser who may experience ;.ny deficiency !ri the qualities for which it is recontinets4ed. 14 it necessary to k particular in the alittlrets, to trvoi.l tZe Inlay deceptiont.noso practiced at dyferent asps, by oferinz an i 'lac seh:sh Miry, call Pifllla SKIRTING, and which it made 0114 of Cotton. • A List of Famibes who have had Lowe's :Itirting Cloth in wear for several years, may be teen and referred to. L FOR DISGRADItts OF FHB STUNK AND GRAVEL. - ! ViTtiATEVER caution per‘cms in general m ty , V V observe in taking a metlicioe, recammend. d through ti.e medium of an Advertisement, let wind the unease 1. obrontt in its nature, and the remedy the discovery rf a Surgeon by Profes sion, the patient can incur no Kaard.—Mr. Pea ItY, 9, South. amptcp-street, Bloomsbury square (Proprietor of Avast s's Rot.. yr NT ter curing the Stone and Gravel) ha: for many actin past 'confined his pr.tctlce solely to cases of the abode kind, and moy be consulted at Isome'every Wednesday. 'the itte.Nate is akt sold at Bacon and Cm's. Oxford-street, opposite Bond -street; and at Bolton's, frci• t of the Royii Exchange, in borh of h.. aod £l. 2s. two of the large battles never fail to remove caku. loos diathesis in the habit of persons of a sedentary life, and i ti.ere.by rrevent the formation of St?ne. 1. A Concise. Disquisition on the Disorder, with the management to be observed under its cure, may !ze had, price is. 6d. of Messrs. Sherwood, Neely and 1 one4.l'attrooster-rovr , St. Paul's; and of Messrs. Becket's, Pall Mall ; and for other prows of the ef ficacy and innocence of the Solvent references stay Wiled in the families of Lord Sackville, Sit Ed,'. Kmrchbull, But Mr R. King, as well u to many other perionsinedistivaloa in the three . Kingdoms. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED THE Advertiser being the real , determined to sell ever" article of wasilunauship at the follov,. :g reduced prix Pearl Necklaces anypattern from L's 15 61 Earrings per pair 1 50 1 Bandeaux . •1010 0 1 twigs - - 4 4 0 Bracelets per pair - 510 0 I Lockets - 1 11 6 • Broaches - . 1 5 0 Crosses - _ ' - 1 I 0) _ . \ND STRUNG. Mannfactnrer, is the first fashion and es, viz. rem:sling (£0 12 0 O 10 6 2 10 0 1 5 0 O 10 6 O 14 0 O 7 6 O 4 6 upwards ITRI I'ION. IT is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT AN TI-ATTRI I JON COMPOSI I lON is the cheapest and • best Thing ever yet discoierrd f..r ships' Bottom-, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from being robbed in .he Hawse holes, instead of a Plat s Service, or Rzundir,, ; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and crom being chalet!, !mead ot The, " Parceling, and Service for the Slide. and Vat riages of Guns; to reader Leather and Caaivas Water-proof; aril to Ili:vent the ef fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Mi 1. , Sugar-Ng ills, Threshitig Mills, (ur other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Par tners), Carrt-ges, Coaches, Wagpanti, Carts, and Maebin-ry every description. It is also the best Thing to preorree •he flacks of swords, and all hinds of Polished Steel Artie.lea l from Rust. It will likewise preorvs Spouts, Posts, Nails, Ga es, Park Pa ling, and every kind of Wood and Wooden Ruildk.g from the Weather, Worm, and Dry . Rot, tit;.er in the Fast tie N est Indies, or in any Climate. Une phasing at this Ctouposition is in some cases tittal to one hundred applications of Oil, 'I allow, or any other kind of Grease, Paint, or, 'l'ar, and the P.ihlic save by its use from xxi to 4,0tg0 per cent. exeiusive of preventing the wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, atc. &c. which is a basing of expense more than that of saving nine parts our of ten. and no thing can be 'o cican in its working, or give su tittle trouble. Wht.reas mary Ladies and Gentlemen — conceive and believe, *env the. above prices, that every ornament is male of a corn position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respecttully infcrnied, that every article is composed of Oriental _Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being co,pnuCticttured by the real workman, are offered to the public .nmeli tinder their usual :large*. Secer4l.complete suits of Pearlsr new patterns, in morocco cases, co s nsisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-ringq, and three Bruoches, from £25 to £3O per quit. Apply to 3. 1-1. Bar low, Pearl-Worker and &Huger, No.l, Grange-court, Catey street, Lincoln's Inn Fiell!).. Ornaments or any Artic , e sent to Lid cs in the Country, by a respectable Relerence in Town, Sat',wholesale and rrail; for the Patentees, at No. 40, Cho. ring -Cross, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their app.iinp. ment at most Ship Chandlers, Libraries, Druggiqs, Pruett', Coachntakers, Ironmonger., innkeepers, Coach-offices, Saddlers, and : , hopkeepers in the United Kingdom,in boxes, price as. ed.; 2* 6d.; ss. Cxl. ; t Os. oil.; One Ovine*, and Two Goiania each. The ,molest size his: contains a quanta) , siiMcient to prime a four wheel carriage twice, wiik which it will rim upwards of three thoineas,l miles, without applying any ils lig else to the axle trees; and one half guinea bye contains a sufficiztit quanay tor a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thouslinJ miles • an a l it will work with wood attletrees, or with cominowhozesai SlLletlcitS of any kind. *rhe ntott satisfact - try proofs a the merits of the Composition may be wen lit the Patentees' Office, No. 40, Climb.' Cross; as above.. Directions are gives with each boa, which are a garff " W. 1). Bellamy." TO MRS. JJHNSON, 94, NEWMAN-S BEET. HAVING experienced the Rood Effect of your , Invaluable MEDICINE for CHILDREN, while Teething, I take this opportunity for the good of others.—Beine a father, can judge what parents feel, when they see their deer little inns cents suffer, without a possibility of affording them the least re. • Uef; but thank Goo, that is happdy removed, since you have iptroduced the AMERICAN SOO I HING SYRUP. Having esperienccd the good effect with two of my' Children, can speak with confidence:—the first was very la, and had its with cutting his back teeth; we no sooner rubbed the child's gents, than be got better, and his teeth came through without any more pain oc convulsion. The other Utiles darling was so extreau.iy weak shat it was distressing to see him : cwt thinking it was his teeth, did not apply the' Syrup until a thought struck my "'Pe, that she would try the Syrup, as it might be the teeth. No soilage were his gums rubbed than he began to mend, end, in less than a wroth, no one would have thought it was the same child, and coasimesed cutting his teeth without pain. It being impossible to describe the state they were in, shah be happy to satisfy any;.ady, who may have a chili in the tame way, by calling at lay `boast', Na 69, Margaret-street, Ca ,U I siwuld he Me l W with any more children, will always begin to apply the syrup in rimy and am, Masai, yours ,spectfully, MERCIfiIL May 10,1813. To be had of ',lse Proptienws, Johnson and WILL lip. • Newman-street, Osford-street; and, by their Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Barclay. Nos *S, Fleet-market; Newbury, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Dam. street, Dublin; Butler, 4, Cheapside, Dicey and Simon Bow Church - yard ; Perlin, Son , hampton- street , Covent-Garden; and by aU the principal Medicine Vender in town and mum*. at 2s. 9d. a bottle. CAurion.—Be sure to ask for Jo'snsen and Williams's Anse* . can. Swahili Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves sjie Infant Poor, as usual, at hoe House s orary Thursday and Saturday Morning, front Nine to Ten o'Clock, by bringing a Letter from a respestable hioatw beeper s to way that they are ,real ablasts et charity. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ore. giral Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by hit successive impreorements to the highest perfection) combines to ,be preparer Land sold by Messrs. Ha rt ay, Manufacturing CU mists, Manchester.. Th.s agreeable perfumed Liquor which i. composed of highly conciestrated Vinegar,' joined with the most ph-.sarit Aromrics and elNcicious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any 'Climate and for any length of time. let pungent Odour adapts it for affording relief in Head-achs, pltintir,gt, scc.; and render* i pecularly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in pl4ces of pupils resdrt, and- in the apartments of the sick. It counter acts. also, else intecticm of Contagious l) senses. As. moo) , spurious-and !airline preplarations are sold ur ler the same and sim tar names, the public are requested to chic rye, as the only proof of itt being genuine, that tbe nam $ of Messrs. teary, Manchestir, are engraved on the stamp. 'lle Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in honks, price 2t. 9d. each, stamp included, is •old wholiwate and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cock,pur-street. fthe /only Agents in London authorised by'the Proprietors ;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Sil►er, Curnelian, Crystal, &c. Also kiLtillef CALCINCO MAGNEISIA, in bottles at 2a. 9d. and larger with glass stoppers, at 41.64. each; their names being on the sumps. DIXON'S ANt !BILIOUS PILLS. '1„. Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. take ha v ipe r, e r e invrel.r the.st ompzorwti:dite you that att op p ort un it y ac q uaint ne t t fr ot h the use of your DIXON'S A NTIBILICIIIS PILLS, which I car ded with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I Nth- I bitei them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de- i dare the to-to be the be-t Medicine ever used in that country, for .131Ifous and ether complaints. The 'allowing are names of seve ral Ladies and Gent!: men who have re6ived the utmost relief front your Dixon's Antibdious Volts .—Charles Taylor, Esq. la- .sitaica; William Slum, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, I Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. :savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. I ditto; „ Mr ,. Oiallter, Port Moraut ,ditms ; . /..Venlinson, Esq. Salt River, dim); Mr. Mullen., ditt9;..l ! Burn", big Savanna ; G. P. Polack, tsq. ditto; Mr.:. Oliver Goldsmith , Kingston , ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholetaJe and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, fflotapsido, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by' Sharp And Belam, Portsmoeth; We ' ston Allnutt, anit Mallory, Portsei ; Hall and John ion, Gosport ; Coleman and Jitei.b, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, sad Turner, Hull; Harland, ,Cookworthy, Nettleton ' and Gil bert, Plyntoutfi ; Knott atid.Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Dlr. ipsingliam ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester t Trewman. Exeter tH Baxter and M•Donalcl, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry,Bristol; Ste ven-on and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge.a La!hbory, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Rol* rts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelteo.. !tam; and retail by tnost Coiuttryldedicins Venders, In braes at Es, 9d. and es. each.. • ' • ; . • . UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. tader the Illustrious Patronage of dude Royal lliglatesges the - -.Pritiess.of Wales and Duke of Sussex his • . Speoisb Ambassador; and many Farltilirs of high Distinction. • I'sIAt:ASSAR Oli., FOR THE HAIR. it proudly recommended on the basis of Itph anitesperience, and the most respstitable testimonial,. It pont sues properties of the most salubrious nature for restoring: the Hair, where It has been ball for years preserves it from falling off' or turning grey to the Iste,t perio d of life; prothi:er on the tresses a most beautiful glr. , s, scent, and curl. This Oil is infinitely elficari.sur is renovating Chink:pis Hair, promotes the growth of Whi,kers Eie-bros, Etc.; in line, it pre-tmainein for renovating the I i w uman hair, and rendetirs it trkly at and beatiii;4l. For general utility is inclosed a Treatise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, giving a fuU description of the virt..e& of the Oil, with testimonials from persons of distinguished consideratitos. '1 his isteresting Book and the Oil is a V Ade Me:um for every Family throughout the world ; it is included with each Bottle in the Wrapper. —l.'t!ce Ss. id. Its 61 and Xi. Is. per bottle ; sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby street,•l lat ton Garden, London; and, by their aprziintment, by Messrs. Handries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Tocliborne reet; Bay;tl and Mew, Cockspur•street ; Smyth, 117, New Bond street; and by all wholesale and retail Perfumes and hfedicine Venders in London, and in every Town throughout the Empire gfr Caution—To prevent imposition, please to ask for Row land's Macassar Oil, and observe rite signature on the outside lase', in red ink," A Rew!and and `'sza. GREY or CARROTY WHISKERS area gt%at disfigurement to Gentlemen. Ladies or Gentlemen making trial wi,l be convinced of the utility of Prince's Dye, brief *o improved, that no douht now remains makitg Grey or Cars rotty Hair dark or black immediately. Observe, there has'been many attempts to prepare article. fur a similar purpose, but have . Several Ladies have declared, that for years they .had been obligel to wear .false hal-, although having te.lerably good hair of their own, but it being grey at an early age, they were recommended tt; make a fair trial, and in a short time, so great was the addition, that they left off the false hair, and has mad• their bead of hair have the youthful appearance as whtn twenty years of aze. Ask for " Prince's Dye." Pr:cc half-a-guinea a bottle, or a &los bo. th.s directions are inclosed in each brittle, by which say one May dye their bur thentsetve% with ease and pleasure. buld by the Vrop:ietor, Prince,. Destii.t.—Obserre. it is not a ghop—erasetly %Inuit° N 0.7 ; the Numbers are iriezitlar hi John. street, Oxford-street.—Be particuiar, as there are petty shops that stil cour.terit its. Sold also by Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Ticiatorne stmet ; Omsk, 52, New Bond -street; Harding, 89, Pall-Mall; Bacon. 150, Oxford -street; Davison, 39, Fleer-►treet ; Rigge, 55. Cheapside; Balton, l'utt, Royal Exchange; and by must principal Perfumers or Medicine Veaders. As there have been great complaints in the country that they cannot get Prince's genuine Dye, therefore to accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the country, by enclosing a one-pound note in a letter directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist. John street, Oxford-street, London, will' ieceive by return of coach one uinea's worth or one dozen bottles for XJ. TO THE PUBLIC. THE Carminative for Children, called the IN FANTS' PR.ESERVATIVE, prepared geouins only by John Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester, is become its celebrated, and its use so severally adopted, that any public notice of its pro perties or effects would be unnecessary, were it not that the repo• tation of the genuine preparation Is likely to be injured by the sale of spurious imitations, which are shamefully offered for sale in various parts of the Kingdom, and particularly where the me dicine is In the greatest repute. Ladies and others who send to the site: s, are requested to observe;thet each bottle of the genuine preparation ha% the signature of John Atkinson, on a copperplate label affixed, and the names of Barclay aril Son, the wholesale Agents, on the stamp. efi. The" infant's Preservative" has been prepared in Man chester by the present Proprietor and inventor near 20 years, during whit* the Sale has been progressively increasing, till it has nearly superseded the use of all other Carm natives, and k may be confidently sisened, that more than thirty thousan4 Fs- Miles in the tows and neighbourhood of Manche.ter, can vouch for its salubrious and preservative property. It is a pleasant, innocent, and efficacious Carminative, lotended as a preventative against, as well as a remedy fot those Complaints to which Cltil dren in their early infancy are most liable ; as afflicted or disor dered Bowels, Couvul(ions, difficult Breathing, the Rickets, &c. as also an admired! Assistant to Nature, during the progress of the Hooping Cough, the Measles, and the Cuw Pock aad Vac. due Inoculation. Prepared by John Atkinson, Apothecary , Manchester; and sold by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-Market, London (who are appointed its sole Wholesale Agents), and all respectable Ven ders of Medicine in Town and Country, rice Is. lid. or in bot tles itootalning six of the small, at es. 6d. each, duty included. As above may also be bad the Rose*Liniureat for "re Nipples, price Is. It& NOTICE OF 'RAI/I, • • .DEVONSIiIPE AND 40MERSET. • • To DV SOLD, the MANOR to /An' PtiI.WOItTHY,./kr. Mr. •RIEE, tax the honour . to announce, that he will offer for .VULLIC SALE, at tire Mart, (unirss previously Disposed of! by Private Contract) on '1 :.ursday, the such fiN of Septendst r,, . One o'Clock, in Toro Lots rIIHE FREEHOLD. Lots, or REPU VED -L. MANOR of EMT PULWORTHY; near and in view of the Market Town of flatherleigh, comprising a substantial , Family Residence and (Aces, and 160 Acres' of Amble, Mel-1 dow, and Pasture Land, with an abundance of fellable Tauber, and many tbous?nd thriv:u: Saplings, in one Lot. In the second Lot, Thirty-three Acres of rich Meadow, Ara- 1 , Me, Pasture, and Marsh Land, within the said Manor, and ad-1 joining Lots) and 3. • Lot 3. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for 99 - rears, called WerruteltZ comprising a Farm House and Buildings, and one hundred Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. Lot 4. A LEASEHOLD RS I'NFE, for 90 Years,• or tliw.te Lives, desirably situate near Wellmgton, SomersgiValfe, on the great Western.. Road,. comprising a Gentleman's Cottage• and Offices, with about eighty Acres of Meadow, Paanie„ Arable, and Orchard Land, highly improveable. • Halt the Purchase Moitey may remain upon Mortgage, and printed eanicniars bad at the Office of Mr. ohee, in Stietbewp ton row. • •