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Y C .Y S . Yt ~ . . '21r71 I:4•,YVIr s I-1 - . • :1•71.r • " - , I. • • • $ • * • a g1i . 6.1%, . , dor . NTimazz 8347. 4 „I . , TRANSPORT OFFICE, liregtditTo 13,' 1813. riE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING AIS MA;TESTrt TRANSPORT SERVICE, f o r tahiwg Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care aid iCwitody of PRISONERS of WAR, do heresy g ive Notice, That they will be reedy at this Office, on Tueftlay the 21st of becomober, 1818, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with Audi . Persons as may be wining to contract. for VICTUALLING, Prisoners of War inSickness, af PLYMOUTH, for Ski Months certain, from. the Ist February, 1814. No Tender quill de receiver! after one o'cloel on the Ja n of treaty, nor any A ttired, maim the pity, or an a g entfor him, 'trivially attend. • Each Tender nosed he eceowepanied ty a Letter from two respeJaWe Persia, enga g in g to ben,. bound with Me Person tendering, in the munt of 08300, 4 far Me dee pitforneane r o f the Contract. 140,41 4 .particulartloilli he irs,nr, by applyin g at this Office ; or to caPAP tilkSeet Matt i tierli 41' TR4IVSPORT OFFICE, November . 13, 1113. THE commisspwEßs fpr .CONDUGTIAV HIS AtITESTY 4 sTRA*SPORTSERvICE, fir leshisig Care ofSICZ and WOUNDED S E.d.IIIEN: and for the Care ani Custody e PRISONE A SV.WAR, do hareby, give Notice, That"they will be ready at this Office, on Thestlay, the '2Bth of December, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons trrntay be' willing to contract for supplying for General Service MUSCOVADO SUGAR, CAROLINA RICE, EAST—' INDIA RICE, PEARL BARLEY, and SAGO, for Six Months certain frci'm the 12th of February, 1814 ; No Tendmonuill he received after one o'cloch on the day of treaty, aor any noticed unlts; the party, or an a e ;ent for him, personally attend. • Loch Tender must be accompaiied by a Letter fosse two reopeciable Persont,engaging to become Ipm.nd /t.ith the Person tendering, in the sum of .1.'300,f0r Ike ire performanc e elf Central. Farther particulars meg he 1 1 applying at this Vet. • NOTICE.. . SHOULD the person narricii ELIZ 163ETHCUR TIS, daughter of ROBERT CURTIS, Weaver, froM Leeds, Yorkshire, he still living, she is particularly requested, (or any one of her Family,) to give itsfortnxion of the same, with her Place of Residence, &c. to Mr. Jon—, (10 HFltisT. aj I'essr4. De tiuitteville, De La Garde & Co. at Jersey; from whence she may 'near cf something to her advantage. If by letter, postage must be pail BURTON ALE. ASHBY CASTLE, NORTHAMP TON SQUARE, NEAR GOSWELL-S I REST. Q BEES takes the liberty to intorm fiis numerous IP • Friend's and the Public, that his BURTON ALE I+ just arrived, and new on tap, and is happy to say that h e can w i t h .rooficlence recommend it as being of superior quality—superior even io his het stock, which was so universally approved of. ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS ANI ',ATTRITION THE above Reward will 6e pa!ti on *conviction, to any Person or Persons, who will give such information, as may be the means 6f Prosecuting and recovering Damages, c'rnm any person or persons, committing a, fraud on his Ma !esty's Patent, to secure to the Patentees, the exclusive Right, for tourtetit Years, of making the Cosagositksrs, to prevent the.ef frit. of Friction. ) F0 he paid at the Patentees' Ofifee, Na. 40, tharing-Crose, rear theAdosiraky, I.6ndoe- M'ARD. . _ QTEPHENSOWS PATENT FILTERING P, MACHINES are portable, never nut of repair, Ond will itri , y water from the totil..st source, at the unexampled rare of hintdreepiilona per day, rendering the water in colour itavifuily transparent. The increasing demand he receives is , convmcing woo f of the sl,periority of his inention over any ini of the Isind y F t o ff ered. . To be seen at y►osk 41:his Manufactory, No. 6, Mortimer reet, Caveudiab • rghare ; and w the Bar of the Jerusalem Col -baiter, Cooper'a•eouri, CornliklL N. B. Manufacturer of Engines and Water Closets upon the lost improved prineples and reason Able terms. • ATENT FLEECY HOSIERY. manufactured [ by HOLLAND, WAISTELL, NOR'T'ON, and CO. the :'atentees„ and Manufacturers to their Majesties, No. 99, High Holborn; who also manufacture Cotton, Worsted, and Lambs% woo‘ in every article of Undgr-clothing, for both Ladies and Gentlemen. The Articles they have inveilid for these purposes ;re vory. numerous, and suited for every season of the year: they re manufactured of the best thaterlals, of toll sizes, and acknow ged superiority of make and shake. • Wo.,l!en Garments worn ext the skin are recommended by I he Faculty as being more con 'ticive to the health of mankind than any r,ther, and for persons !:turning from warm climates indispensably requisite. Every ar ccle of both Fleeced and Plain Hostel y to be had of the Paten res and of the moat respectable Hosiers in Town and• Country, y their appo'ntment. TIY PATEN 1 .—BUILER NOS FACED WiTH S ['ONE. nY this invention Brick Buildings are made as beautiful and durable as those constructed of solid Stone, yia at less than half the expense of common Ashler. 3he Stone .?•• attached to .the surface in ttin Plates or Slabs, by means of , ur Roman Cement, which is known to secure the walls from he penetration of wat: r, and thus to contribute essentially to ,he preservation of the building. It is therefore no lonf ; er neces ,ary to IT:shale Stone by Compost ions, as Stone its.-If, and tha: ::' the most beautiful colour, may now be used with the same ~ : ilityts Stucco. Specimens of Buildings so faced may be twen ?C. Carter'a, Nu. 1, Dean-stmt, bah(); and at tins Offic, Lire, and at No. 10, To.hiltastraet, Westminster, the Roman cox:enemy be had separately. ' • PARKER and Co. No. 40, Bankside. . . . CO - I.E . Public ace hereby informed, that an expedi -4: tions• CONVEY ANCE of GOODS, by the WILTS and 1,412 Ki CANAL COMPANY, to and front LONDON to • ,aPiNGOOI4, has bee,, established.• Tile company's Boats will weekly take their departure, wither :7;l4soist a fulf.freight ' on Monday in every week, fromthe 'Mete iir mei and Hamlitti Wharfs, Queen-street, LONDON ; and front • 4 4;40 Wha. 4 Asir/MOON. By this mode the present aystem waiting an indefinite time for a lull load Will litobviared, and ;•.:truby .41,e much incouvetaience and loss, ten tregartnlY occa : ^ad by such delay. ' .i }be Company undertake to forwar3, with dispatch, Goods and 1 ..'4e/tatitlize, from Abingdon to lirrstol, and front Bristol to :if . :7":don and the several intermediate places—a Lie , . of witach, i„ . iia: names of the Wnarfs and Agents, is here sill:joule:I: L',ar.c3. Wharfs. , . Agen.e,, J- - :".N: GDON, Canal Whale, - - Mr. 3. Prince. *!.;.'"CAGE, Ditto, Mr. S. l'iumhi:. I • i.;•:(1 co - r, - Ditto, Mr. J. Cal ter. ;•"'IiIDON, Ditto, M r. Lm Cam. • . .30'1TON BASSE r Ditto, • Mr. '.l. Gardiner. ,`. ! -rel.:it, ' I):tto, Messrs. Hopkins. • 1.10., . Ditto, I ;:i;l'PEkftlAM, Ditto, Mr. Wharrry. .t.iitic Ditto,. Mr. C. Pettifor. I. I JcStiAll, • Ditto, Mr. D. Muleock. kit- . Sidney Wharf, Mr. R. Clarke. - Wilts and Berko .IVl . r. I'. Howe. ' !.7 1.'01. 1 • Wharf,Templa• Backs, • Cowls will be furwarded to Oxford. i 4 B. Terms and Conditions may be known of the Agents. ,( ' Ch .etse itti d other perishable articles will be catidelly Ware: • r ssisl it tatz of the above places,—Oct. i:l , 1813. ^ . . • . • -,,- .„zi .fis,, ~.. - . - 4 7 . , --.-. • • • . . • • • • • ...A. - N: , • • ~ , . . , • . .••• , • ,",'' •.: . -• . • . . . • k jetc4 „ •- .; -.. • - . • l'''v•:• ~..: , .. . • ti. • 7: .. ...:- , . e., .i ' ......tt.it.4. 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JeIOOR, Suripsto•Pditlit to Her Roxal Highness ihe Duchess of York. iley the express rettimmendatiott' bf • Mr. MOO .'s ALP representatives and piofessional frleods, Mr. FULLER respectfully solicits the patronage of that Gentleman's connec tious. Enjoying, as he dal, a long intimacy with ble deceased Tutor, his practice will be similar, and,- he trusts, not kss satis factory, particularly in hilelegant application of Natural or Ar tificial Teeth. • Mr Moors Essence and Powder prepared as usual. The ‘Secotid Edition, lately publlthed, of Mr. Fuller's Essaron the Management of the Teeth, may be had of Under wood, Fleet-street; black, Edhiburgh.• Price 6s. No. 6, Palsrayeeplece, Temple. SCHOOLS TO DISPOSE OF, • • (For 'Young Gentlemen) In•Hatripthire, Essex, Buckinghamshire ' Bath, and Bristol A : MO3T Egcellent SEMINARY, • within few miles of Toiyn, with lind ; a bay School at Mile-end ;at ~kfamniersin;th ;• anti tin the Kent Road. - Gentlemen inclined to resign then - Establishments may heat of a Purchaser or a Partner, witrtout its being known to any but the Parties concerned.-- Assistants Jr every department may meet with situations,as then arc several Vacancies. Gentlemen in the Profession mhy always be provided with .4tsvistatita of character and good abili-ies, by applying to R. CAre.,ol?uceger-street, Queen-situate. Leuells (Plost.fid) duly answered: MR. FRENVS- EVENING - AMUSEMENTS roa THE YEAR IVO. , - - This day waipublished, price 9s. Inboards V , E ENING AMCSEMENTS ; or, the Beauties • . of the Hea!ens displayed; in which the striking Appear inces to be observed in various Eyenings during the Year 1614, are described. fly WILLIAM FREND, ,Esq. M. A. Actuary of the Rock Life Assurance Company, and late Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. Pocendo Disco. 11 .° In this volume the /potions of the Planets generally attri buted to at/rat/Jon, a cause not alloWed by the Author, are a4csilied to impulse, to produce which the elements of light and air are conceived to be sufficient. • Printed fir J. Mawman, 39, Lutigate-street, London; of ;itelsom the Eirening Amusements for the.preceding Years 1804, 5,6, 7,8, 10, 11, Iv, and 13, may be bad. This cley was pubtshed, Part XLI. price 7s. Pine Copies 14.. to be combined Monthly, and completed in about 2Q. Paris, N A RCHITECTURA L DICTIONARY, by i ll PETS 4 FICI fOLFON, iogitlior of " The Princirfles of Architecture' containing the Terms of Art used by Architects, Builders, &c. Wi. h their 14 - actical pplTtation. The 'I henry of the various Branches of Arrhitec'mi , B aiding, Car pentry, Joinery, Masonry. Br icklayidg, &c. who we most approv ed Mode or Execution hitherto adopted, and many new practical bithods never before published. i he Art Of Architectural Drair .l, Perspective. and Projeesion in ge'eral; with!all the useful . - ..iagrams in Carpentry, &c. with new Geometrical` Problems for reducing the Numb-r of Lines, and rend-ring the Practice easy. of Attainment, and expeOitinlt• in the Performance. London : Print.. 1 and sold yJ. baradd, 9l,Wardour-street also to be had n! Awoor, Mr. P. Ni..homul, 404. Oxford street; Longman, Hurst. tire., Orme and Brown ; Sherwood, Nee:y, and Jones; and Gale and Cul tia, Paternoster-row; Con. stable and Co. Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, and Turnbull, Glas gow ; and dal the principal Booksellers us the United Kingdom. GERMAN DICTIONARY. Just imported. by T.. Hooter, 4, Broad-street, Exchange, ANEW DICTIONARY el the.GERMAN and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH and GERMAN LAN. GUAG ES ; compiled from the best Aniluirities, and containing a considerable number of Modern Words and Terms of Arr., not to be found in any other Dictionaries, 2 vols. BVo. Leipzig, 1813. Priep , is. boards, ..et. Ss. bound in one • isohnue,',or £l. 7s bi.urd in two volumes. ••• The rapid sale of the last impOrtation of this Dictionary, and its welt known merits, supersede the necessity of,oaying any thine more respecting it. The.followiug Elementary German Works may he also had as above : DAEHNIS Enc SCHATER GRUICHTE. Von Grainer. Trans lated interlinearly. By C. Eichhorn, ss. boards. satutinirstese (Die DEUTSCHE). By Bell, 75. CRAWS GERMAN CONVERSATION, 34 tid. CRABBY AUSWA AL ; or GERMAN EXTRAC IS : with a Dic tionary at the end, itnn.o. JORDAN'S AR r of Gulick), WRITING, on Copper-plate Copios, is. 6d. BATEMAN 'ON CU I'ANEOUS DISEASES. Ibis day was published, in two. (illsparated by a coloured Plate of the Eight Orders.) the Second Edition, price les. boards, of APR ACTICALSYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DISEASES, acenrding to the Arrangement of Dr. Within, exhibiting a concise View of the Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of Tri.a,ment. By I HrAIAS BATEMAN, M. D: r. 1.. S. Phytic;ai the Public Dispensary, and to the Fever Institution. Print sd fur Longman, Hurst, Re.s, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-r /w. 6 ' W • tonsider it the only book extant that contains a compre her.sive let eavltcit acce,unt and scientific arrangement of the diseases of the skul.n—bled. anti Physmal Journal, Nov. 1813. '• "1 he Author of the pre-ent volume stau•ls upon v.ry advan tageous ;;round;; h e was tb' confidential pupil and frlcird. of Dr. Instructed in the method of the master ; a frequent, and latterly, a cot.staut witness of his practice, he has been en abled front the outtne Pkeiehed by Dr. Willan in his work, to lay be:ore the public a more perfect and firished ptrl rntauce." British Cri:ic, OctoLer, 1113. Mr. I.AVk bINCE'S AtIRICULTURAL and ilaraittuaity Woasts, complete, form Five largo Volumes Octavo, price £3.,1 53. 64. in hoards, and comprehend a body of useful practical juror . :nation n specting every material object in the Culture of the Soil, Political Ecoaomy, Veterinary-Me.iciae, and the Ma• nagethent of Live Stuck—they are also sold separately, viz. NEW FARMER'S CALENDAR; or, JL Monthly Remembraticer of ad Kul& of Country Busi ness ; conipteliending all the material Improvements in the New Husbandry, with the Management of Live Stuck; and containing Reflections on the existing state of our Agriculture, its Merits and Defects, with the real causes and only eftectuat remedy of scarcity. —Fiftli.Ediriot., wait large Additions, containing a full practical, Exposition of the Nature, Causes, anehflects, of Blight, Smut, Mildew, and other Diseanes of. Corn. Its, boards. 2. A PHI LO.aOPHICAL, and FRAC i ICA!. I R E ATISE on HORSES, and or the Witerat Duties of Man towards the Brute Creation ; comprehending the Choice, Management, Purchase and Sale of every Descnyttion the Horse; the improved Me : thud of Shooting ; and. Medical Prescriptions and Surgical Treat ment In all known liiscases,. Third edition, in two volume., with lagge * Additions, Ll. Is. braids. 1. A GENF.O AL TREATtbE on CATTLE; the Ox, the Sheep, and the Swine; comprehending their Ih-ceding, Manage ment, Improvement, and Discias. Second edition, with large Additions, on Wool, Merino bßep, &c. 12s. boards. 4. The MODELLN LAND STEWARD, in which the Duties and Functions of ..itewartiship are considered and explained, with their severatßelations nettle Interests of the Landlord,, the Te nant, }u 4 the Pujrlic. Ilea 64. boards. " Tithe Author had not already recommended himself is the Public by his New Farmer's Calendar, and other works, the Judi cieus Obserrations and useful hints here offered would place him in the list of those rural couniellers Who are capable of giving tutee's: - His serriments on general sbbjects expand beyond the narrow boundaries of vulgar prejudice; and his good sense is forcibly recommended to us, by its acting in concert with a hu mane disposition."--Monthly Review. • I.dasitiss; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, rateFass terlow; and sold by all Booksellers in 7 lawn and Codify. ... • Alii,Jnitiallie..: a^ ... . , • 2 , . .-, ~ antics:a xRENcs iik...ipstaew Y. " • ' - ADVOWSON IN DOISEre.LTO 42 SOLD . HE PERPETtik.L.ADVINWSON of a well-11V OBLEMEN, Genticmca,' &c. tre tin 11 i10Nr.it - . pectitilly Tcircumstanced REcirciwy in th e . A n y ! Co u nty, with a 1.11 informed, that they may be supplied with Monty to any of 'e _ .. arly -- , 'oh. The liiflldlngs ' cc.-llen! .. .1. P,E - MIER 4, l eti 'sc.'? • -, trt • • • .ccr: TO BF SOLD NOV IE CONTRAcr, THE HULL of a new carvil-buil t Vessel now on the Stocks, bur hen aboiit 60 Tons, of an easy draft of water, and well calculated fora Picket or I).l , sagelleisel from the North Sea or front any part of England to the. Continent, whit Passengers and Merchant:i2e. For farther particulati inquire of Mr. Henry Pilcher, Ship builder, Dover.—Dover, Nov. 27, 1813. . . • CAPI I'AL NAVY Tll4 - 13Eit. • • TO BE SOLD BY 1 ) 14 IVATE CoATßAc`vr, • UPWARIX3 of £!O,000 worth of OAK TIM BER, will heieed, and mostly fit for the Navy; w!th a large portion of Plar.k Stocks, and some of very large (hate:i rons ; also remarkably fine ASH l'lMltElt.—",..kpo r t o Mr. Wm. Ireland, at Sudety Lodge, near Winchcomb, for a view of the limber; and to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, at iali-tiury, to treat for the same. • • The Timber standi mostly in situations to be carried off w'th convenience, and Within one or two miles Of Wistchcomb, from whence a turnpike road leads to Tewkerhury.,4ted it may bet curried from thence, on :he Severn, &e. to any part of the king dom. 'file Timber will he Solffin I.ots, to suet the capital mer chant as well as country dealers. TOOTH-waft Tars toitoring malidy iv instantly and effe c t ua lly removed fi r SONO% ODfiNTALGIC, or Chemical Betwixt of Holseradish 'which is the invention of a regular Practitioner lo the City 9t Bob, where it has been long *mown and justly cc:vented. Sold wholearie and retail by , Mes.rs Barclay and Sorg, No. MS, Fleet Market, London ; and by all Venders of Medicine in Town and Country, price Li. 9d. I CORDIAL BALM OE GILEAD. THE train of melancholy disord e rs whi c h afflict I!the human frame, under the denomination of Nervous lliseases, are the principal sources of human misery in the priva eye of health. The effects are but too well known, and severely 'felt, amongst a great portion of mankind ; for the removal of which no remedy more superior or more ceiebra. ed for efficacy than pr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GII.EAD has been discovered. In all delicate, woolly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness of spirit., hypochondria, horrors, trembling*, weakness qf sigh:, fuss of memory, Inspired vigour, tabes &arsons, ner vous constuuptions, and eke numberless symptoms of impaired and, tottering constitutions, whoner arising from a hie of irsacd- Sky, intemperance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has at tained, throughout the united kingdom, America, &e. universal and isoparalleled celebrity. Another supply is just received, and fur sale by Mathews and Leigh, 18, &rand, London; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edits. burgh; and all Medicine Venders. Price I Is. each, or four in one family bottle for 3 ts. by which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the words ".Sand Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. •,* Dr. Solomon raped*, when consulted by lrtter. the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inciveti, addressed— " Money Lever. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage.' FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. THE great demand far Mr. GREENOUGH'S LOZENGES of rOLU,IIIFter fifty years trial, proves their superiority, as the most pleasant and effectual repacdy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sere Throats, and Defluctions on the Lungs, healing the rawness and soreuess of tLe Breast, and af toriling great relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic and Con sumptive Complaints. he genuine only have R. HAY watto printed on the stamp (all others are couoterfeits,) by whom they are prepamd, as succes.ons to Mr. Greenough. Sold in London by his appo , ntn:em by F. Newberry and Sons, Sr. PaursCbUrch-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bay ley and Co. Cnckspur.street ; Nitt, Royal Exchange ;.Ward,424, Holborn; Clark,l69, Borough; Collyer, 4, East Chtlto Sanger, 150, Osford-street ; Barclays, Fleet irirket ; Blake, la, Plcca. stilly ; and the Venders of Ceoulne kTedicines, price is lid: each box. Where also may be had, Mr.Greenough's celebrated Tinc tures for pre,erving the Tech and Gums, and curing the f ooth ach, in enlarged bottles, at es. Dd. each. the icy fang; of churli•ls Winter." COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, Ai COMA? MP 1 lONS, &e. THE celebrated' OXFORD LOZENGE is not only a cteartain cure forColds . and Cuurhs, bat a preventive of Catarrhal Infection. No other Medicine has ever yet had the poieer or effecting such an amazing Improvement on the organs of the human voice as this fragrant I.ozcnge. Public Speakers in the Pulpit or at the Bar will find that the use of the elegant Medicine will clear the voice from hoarseness and huskiiie.s, and render.it mel Zious, strong, and flexible. A trial only Is re quisltc to convince the amateurs of hue sineng of its powerful effects, Sold, wholesale and tetall,'by Bayley and Blew, Cockspoti street; Better, No.-4, Cheapside ; and Vade, No. 4(, Condon : Retail, by Sanger, 150, Oxford -street, London ; Munday, Ox ford; and by every respe,:table Vender in' own and Country, (hi. per hex. DYE. A Prepiration of wonderful Metamorphosing Powers for melately and changing Itcci or Grey Hairs to • beau. tifol Black it Brows.. It is Juno:anus and corapounded of vege table subftances, price is. prr bottle. • Also, RO WLA NIVS ALSA NA PKTRAC I'. An Abyssinian Preparation fur eradicating all Disorders of the Teeth and Guilts, and ati.diug to them an incomparabirbeauty, immediately cures the 'lnc•th-ach. Price 10s, dd. per bottle...— Patronised by her Royal Wellness the Duchess of York, and Excellency the Duke , cel Insautailo.--Also the A tsana Powder at Ls fhl. per box. Observe, no Maca•car Oil is genuine without the Bock ant the Proprieties ignaistre A. Rowlalatisse a 4 sea. - _ prospect of pftviegi • tire oxce...nt and' saloon', on terms egin!l ro mortgage, •ecured nn Freeloold,Copy modetn.—Apply fif by letter post pa* to Mr. Hte#tiste, N 0.% ; hold, !leasehold I.and, or House., Money in the Fund4,ll,larliage Middle Temple-flAc e. Lou'idiC' 41.. i ether property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on pervmal security only. Gentlemen will find every litnyal accom. moalation, without delay. Application from twelve to two. or Utters (post-paid)/aelarebied to 11 , 1 curs. Wills and Cu, No. 49, goods-street, Berkely-eytare, I• • PQR dtHEUMATISMS, ike. DR. STEILRS'S OPODELDUCI. From th e gout Increase of duty upon glass, the proprietors of this Medicine are livable to render It in bottles as before, for dm smallest addition to the pric e wild require a stamp C:f (look A _ l the value, and tiiu.; b-conve a heavy hurtheit upon t h e onnmmer• vthty are rigetsf.ge impelled, though reluctantly, to suladtets; stone-ware fOr glass; and alb OpodeLocWill, in future, he mid in neat stone bottles, rota 'ling the sans, in quantity: and at . theL t amid charge of 2s. 9d. each, dutr incladed. - Counterkits °tiles • admirable Composition are gold in many parts of kainden, aid most . towns in the country ; hut the reutti , ie is prepared al;s1 soil only by F Neerbrry and :ions, No. 45, :it. Paul's Church-yard, j I.4ndlon) and may be ascerained by having the words, " F. )tewlery, No. 43, St Paul's," engraved in the vamps; and with 'this mark of authenticity, it may also be had et the tuna Veade.s - 41 ego 2 • HEALTH AND HA? PINES'S. WHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, the eircrlation languid, and all the faculties impaired, Dr. VENEL'S RESTORA LIVE BALSAM gins a flap to the coo. athution, replerifebes the exhausted vessels, Invigorates the rims- Ciller system, exhilarates the animal spirits, aid re-anima:el the whole man. In all eases Of debility and roleration, and in the various and complicated affections of the Nervous System, rho tonic effects of this sublime renwdy are speedily manifested; and in those distressing symptoms which prevent married people front having famili,•s,• or v.htch deter indeviduals trom marrying, this Balsam is proved and acknowledged to be the only certain crutedy. See " Dr. Verters Itledicsi Admonitions to Married People," and his " Hints to the Nervous anal Debilita.rd of bush Sexes," rrice Ys. 9d. . Dr. Venel's Re storative Nervous lial.am is prepared and sold by the , Proprietor, at his house, No. 10, Al•revi-place, Bedford. square, London, where he may It: consulted personally, or by • letter (post paid) awl enclosing the customary tee. his also sold br rite Proprietor's . v cial appointment, wholesale, by his Agent, Mr. Richards, dri4.,ist, No. i g 9, Streik! orposite Sc. Clement's Church : and retail, by Mr. Bacon, ASO:Orford-street, opposite Bonff-stroett Mrs% Alter', Oxford-street, opposite the Pan. theon ; Mr. flatten, front of the P.oyal Exchant:; Mr. C.'htisp, Vockspur-street, corner of Spriog Garden . ; Me-errs. Porsini s. book. 164, Fleet-street; Mr. Ward, 5•24, Holborn, rut Mideflo 'Atte ; her. Watson, le:ft, Southampton-street, Covent Car irti ; and by most respectable Medicine Venders in every rare of the Kingdom, price 105..£4. per packet, or that 'quantity a four pickaxe to our for Wt. • • • . • _ _ .41 I • A FIN 2 HEAD OF HAIR Has • always been esteemed an essential addition to Perusal • Beauty. to obtain which is especially recommended R OWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, bt express authaariry, patronised by their Royal Hilburn's:6 the Prineess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Etcefleocy the figs. Olds Ambassador, the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Os lord, the Army" and Navy, .and the . majority of the Nobility and Gentry throughout the Kingdom. This Oft is the most beautiful f pleasant, and efficacious prnduc tion in the world for eradicating all impurities of the human hair, producing a luxuriant grovrh kin the baldest places, prevents its falling off or turning grey, :Soft an auxiliary of strength to the roots of the hair, which soon produces en inimitable curl, be stosys en the tresses a transcendent and beautiful lustre, tenders ehildrens' hair strong and beautiful, r roinotes the growth of whla kers, et e-brows, mustachios, &c. preserves the hair after sea -1 bathing, travelling by sea or land, violent exercises, &c.; in fine, its pre-eminent virtues have beer rtestkd by an Immense multi tude df witnesses. For further elucidation is inclosed Rowland'. Treatise on the Improvement of the Hair, worthy the attention of every fondly. The high popularity of this 011 has Indueed Insidious persons to Impose on the Public a base ant: noxious counterfeit, imitating the bills, bottles. &c.; therefor, the Proprietor, view it an Jape nous duty to caution the Public not to purchase any without the above Treatise inclosed, and the signature of the Proprietors on the label in red ink, A Rowlanstson and Son," in their own writing. Sold at Ss. id. sox 6J. and XI. Is. per bottle ;by the Proprie tors, Rowland and Son, Kkby-street, Hattoa-Gardea ; end, by their appointment, by Messrs. Hessdriev, Perfumers in bee Ma jesty, Titchborne street; Mr. Smyth, 'II?, New Bond -street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew; Cochepur.street • Berry,l7, Greek street ; Newberg and Sons; C's St. l ' out's C hurch-yard;l Butler. 4, Itige, 65, Ctaeapside; Weston and Co. ft. , o, Strand; and by all wholesale Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London ; Paw-- son and Co. Newhery and t'titis, Bowling and Co. Dub& n; Cush ion, Cork ; M•Bryile, Glasgow; Jpei ce ' Ratburn , Urquhart, Edinburgh ; and by all Perlositers and Medicine Venders In Europe. Also, ROWLAND'S ESiENCE of TYRE, or ihiPERLII. St'YRING AND . MARSDEN't LEMON ACID, FOR SAUCE, ice. &c. THIS Acid for the Table (which from its being in a tine powder, combined with the fragrance of the Lensonpet I, would be generally approved of tf it 'were better kitten), has been mostly confined to persons of high ,rank, and only requires a trial and sufficient publicity to become general wherever Lemons are wanted for domestic purposes. There is a direction on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, Sce .; it is sold at the folltving Italian Warehouses :—...l'homas Brawn and Balls, Bond-street ; Mackay and Aveling, Piccad'lly ; Price, Hama* het ; Pressey and Barclay, Oxford -street; Plaistow, Pall man ; £Hinton , St. James's -street; West, King-street, Soho; La zenby, Edward-street, Pertman-square; Rawlinson, Great Pert land-street ; Atkinson, Hauer, and West, Oxford-s t reet; Davis, Great Russell-street ; Aveleig, *Gloucester-street • Blooltsbury ; Wright, Lamb's Conduit-street ; Powell and Son, ind Marchant, Holborn; Hurcombe, St. Paul** Church-yard; Hale and Fenning, Poultry; Crabb, Lombard -street; Hale, Birchin-lane, Corsohill; Wiz, Leadenhall-street ; Stokes, Fenchurch street ; Gregory, Gracechurch-street ; Young, Wapping, Simpson. Fleet-street; Hickson and Hodson, Strand; Riches, Princes-street, Westmin ster. It is also sold by Druggists, Con&ctioners, and Medicine Warehouses, intottles 2s. 6d. each. Please to notice the names of Spyring and Marsden on the Wrapper, as no other is genuine. DIXON'S ANT BILIOUS PILLS. To Mr, DIXON, Apothecary. SIR—I take the ezrhcst opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most woinderiul benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANIABILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri- touted them have' experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other compla:uts. The following are names of beve 1-al Ladies and Gentlemen why, have received the utmost relief front your Dixtm's Antib lious - PAR :—Charles Taylia, Esq. Jae. mica; Williant Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spauish Town, ditto; G. W. liami:ton, Es I. z•avanna la Mar, ditto` J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, dit:o; •G. Alistnn, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, PoreMorant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, (tiro ; Mr. Mateo, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. savanna; G. P. Mask, - Esq. ditto; Mr.. Oliver Goldsmith, King-ton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town ; with many other persons of the first respectahility..—Sir, your most obe•lieut servant, THO:VIAS HAR BOLD, of the ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and Wall at Mr. finder's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and belani Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Parma ; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Guspixt ; Coleman and Jact.b, Sheerness; Peck , and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cookwarthy,Nettkton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Staines, Litieh, and Atkinson, Manchester: 1 TrevrmanvExeter; Baxter and hoPleonald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenoon and Co. Nnrwich ; Swlnfen, Leicester; Edwards avid Penny, and Billinge and LAT t)hut 7 , Liverpool; Neale and Led g er, Dover ; White, Brighton ; 'Roberts and Ruff, Chel tenham;end retail by must Coantry Medicine -Venders, in boats at RI. W. rind el. each. . 4., ' .:•.. EAMILY BREWING. NEEDHAM, ItAWLINS, qnd Co. Patentees of the I'ORTABI.E FAMILY fiREWiNG MACHINE, respectfully Inform the Nobiii. y, Gentry, and the Public, that to consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to their rremises, No 225, (':ear thei Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they hope to be honoured with a contilloatice of that li beral ?setropage they have hitherio experienced. 1 his Machine combines the Eire-place, C.appers, Marsh Tun, * Under Back, Hop Barb, and Worklbg Tun, In one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in its operation. The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small Families, or the must extensive establishments. N. R. ind Co. have the pleasure . of saying, they have most re , eipectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen In Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London • aryl No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol ; also by the principal Furnishing Ironmongers in the United Kingdom. N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection, every Tnesday, in London and Bristol.