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..s ~ .) v ....', . .7 :14. ~~~~~r~,~~A.~2~~.~ IHail:4**o • i l itfeiWiq • _ oveOlt 44144040, froway-xec.". , ;•. .• • Orerfivarr consma.4: Have staked their elopperst aped ictid td By my so potent ut." Bscassiriaae, London I Penrod for Mite, Cochrane andr.Csiiiketiscreet. I A NEVER DESPAIitt .. . . .... ONE 1-11INDRED. , .4lflp .•rw,itxrir.. MOUSAND POUNDS I.IIOVERNMENT SECOR kIY. I. HIS enoritis; l % Olip' must be dtstriti 0 teitt to . ih s Puh'it by this»StRtII*LOTTERY, *Melt drawl; 17th,of i !SEPTF.MBER NEXT.—=The Scheme consists of col? 10‘000 l'icAels, snd contains 2 1 Prizes of X. 70,010, 2 of to;ttoo, g of 1,006 1 '6 ditto of £5OO, 132 from Xs; up to £300; and 1,180 more £2O- Pri tee than . lett •Lottety, . , No Prize under 220. . .. . ___, , 6 4- fleltlis'ind Shaiesltii seltiiilliftieStiiifety t;7 , wig. ItrA i rt. TIN, No. .8, Ownhill, who, sold in the January. !lei* Lottery' Contract, No. 7731, C 5 0 ,136 0; AMINO: Si!, £i,ooo, al in SS thares.to the P,uhlir., 404Pakit cs, dxplitP4- . ._._ Nil. Orders from the pc . stiiiit* . FeinitiiniA4o4 =4 Milk ,„,,k, or xs o t. e lfee Orderf, punctually act tot : , - • ...v....1r_ _'•••••-•.- -.. _ a , l '.. A 0 lON/1134/ PAgqlktiG, bt Mi, ALL ft .1 privitely tilAgfit; it NO. 10, Sheirard.seree, GOldiii-square; to Ladies and Gentlemen 'of any are,.Wllo have never learnt that ac stmt, o; 13,13,t0-.Bot the modern style.. • il i tiorpeart Mt. 41114.cie Systeni.ottesching.is expresilfsibdied for t h o s e. tit'4" l "' it IS • tb l'64llob.ecisit7 thUtsfasiiiimiablereqMslie tor"sis et 4 4 114tlay' ' Wady, ptiVitely, acid Initsupitiof style ofltate Sad telsosbee;:. Th,Seo who do sot Want priVatf, ttaill. OS inn itilkalNata small sweepcsi.„wit% axespeciable set of iiiplulson theluhlic teaching &ening,. Profeisori of .disiaeles.tanght•tlie. Most elegant fancy dancesomd *lt the strp . etldrpithioftht prdtes don. The Subseriptisis' V AsOesiblles ie. i *o y. Friday. I . r KW sss .1- 7 c.I4ARP Asl) itirfityrinticks IC !Vas r.'oet at tbeTbeatrefterial;Lyeeuni, co.n-: Ipred It* atrallgslit for the Vianeinyte., ity Mt. Hook, priall S. Also :clay be hadothe fobwilig pieces separate : the Overture . , price Where is my lovgotie; sting by Miss reae,yriee li. 6d. Where's the use of sitting sighing d sung by Mrs. Orger, price ls. id. Fair Rosabelle, sung by Mr. PYne, price Is. 6d . The sr eet lip tef Beauty, sungliy. ditto• price Is. 6d: apd Mg.,ListOst's Faytnuite comic song, Betty. Wade and WI Staloaxce,,jpice the Les Petits Bijoux ',No. XII. Containing, Rest Weary let,Trilirel the celebrated Doeffrons the favourite Opera' of The DOT'. &W, icolniwsed by Mt. Draharw, arranged' with Variations by Ica& mark, prices,. Mozart's celebrated Al 1 Perdona, atntoged with Variations for the Pianoforte, Harp, and !flute, by 3. Massinghi, price 55.. or singfefpr the Pianoforte and Flute only, price Ss. A second Edittnn of the favetirite Song Athnr the'Brivi, emit• pond by I. Parry, price ts. 6d. London: Published by' Goulding, D'Alsnaine, Potter and ea Nu. uo, Sobo•square;aid No. 7, Weatmoceland-siteet, pubun.,, - nAYLEY's- LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. _LP 'this matchless Composition, for Boots, Shoes, itarnessi . ke...isconfidently submitted to the Public, under 'the sr anew: testimonies of ks superiority.' It Yriseiyes the lesklier 80 and plionr, and, with less labour produces a more tirililani an d bat ing jet-blade Him can be °be:Aug:4lr= any other yriparadom-- rinis Is. 6d. half pints 104, each. gold wholesale and cetail by Bayley arid Blew, Perfumers, Cock spus-streeri London', (Where' the Patent Cakes condone to be .nade and sold as usual); alsts retail; by moat of the usual Venders. 11 ; Both the Japan Lipid imd *nuke Cakes are signed. " W. 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A. 6; 4,, f, e 4 4. 4 . . . , in , , - IWONDAY; dtetTaLllT g 0; 1141'3' , - r • .• Pattet trxiskitcli - itAzi • Sie%Mei. DT AUCTION. OXN NY. - - - FRIMLEY, , SURREY. • • • By Mr. DANIEL. SMITH, On Wedgies/4, the lit of September, at Obi Mart, mar . AO Bans of England. ' A NEAT FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESL DANCE, with numerouaDut-huildings, Gardon, lg Acres of Meadow and A,-able Land. Ihe Premise; are in good re Pair. and must actually increase in value from eta Acidity to the' New Military Colin., the high Portsmouth rind, Bagabot, Farnham, and Guildford: A Moiety of the Purghase Money may remain on Mortgsge. The Premises may be viewed and Particulars had there a t Inns at 'Backwater and Bagehot ; Bosh, Farnh a m ; at Mr. Smiles Wipe, Windaoy, and No. 9, New Broad-street, Roy` rexFb_ . 4r) !allel e . the MI& • At the New Royal Hotel ) , Georps-etreet, Plyniout h, on tridan the 10th day or Septeutbrr on:, at Noon, gpiTHE good CHASSE MAR,EE le PRti- DENT I Burthen abbot Fifty Tons; Captured by, end con enmed is Prize to his Majesty's Ship GOLDPINVI, Emit. WA MIA, Esq. Captain. This Vessel is flat floored, takes the ground well, and cards* a large Cargo—would snake a vorthencly little Coaster or Lisbait, and is well founds Insteedifitseriftertneds. Her. CARGO ; consisting of, for Exportation, 2141 Htsgsbeads, Hall-14ogslieads, French Red Wine ; Is Pipes very superior French Brandy. After Whiek, a Lantz. condemned as Prize, 2 Cases, containing Silk Ribbons ; 2 Dims , . do drain! KAd OloVre. A Deposit of Twettty-five Pounds per Cent. will be resprired„ in Oath or Bea id Xngland Nutt% at rite time oriole, atia. remainder before the delivery of the Cloo,is. Foi ineetitories, Gatelogues, and further information, apply of Messrs. HAWZILII and.flutes, Merchants, Plniouth. • JOHN , Luscomsa, &ober. . !vALuAsi l A l tylp V iMpßovtAtLEn PRE* oL AAA 11JANORS. To be SOLD h Auc. • UN, 61 BURTON and RIST, On Moncray, thi StIS - 1 1//idd'iday, the t .th, Thursday, the4tb, and rtaturdag, the 18t .September, ISIS, at Eleven sic•Ws, r each Day, at the Saville 41,r, Thornhill, between WaliellellE and nuttder,Grd, 4.2 INGVL A ILLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD IsJ ES TA rEs, including several huudred Acres of remarks* ride Pasture, Meadow, sod AraTe Land, divitiedinto convene Farms, with tpacious and very conveolent Buildings for Paroling purposes; a capital new-erected Wird.Mill, well 'kunst for trade; the We....ver's Arms Inn, and several Houses and Qottages, situated at Middletown, Upper and Lower Denby, and Thorn. kill, in the occupation of Tenants at Will ; part on the Higk Road leading to, and within a few miles of Wakefield, Hodder*. field, and Aubery. Also the Manors or reputed Manors of Middletown and Derby; together with the highly valuable Reversionary Interest in capital Iran Works, Flour Mill, and Lind. The respective Lots to be viewed by application. tcs -Francis Bedford, near the Weave.-.'s Arms, Middletown Of. whom 4e. .criptive Par tenter*, with .Plans, may be bad; also of Mr. Brooke, Mirfield ; Grave's Hotel, Leeds ; White Hart, Wakes field; White Lioh, rialifax ; George, Huddersfield; Tavern, York; Angel, Ferrybridye; Angel, Doncaster; Brid.ewater Arms, Manchester; at the Place of Sale; of Thomas Canhans„ Esq. Middle Temple, London; and of Burton and Rist, 62, Corptkilli Losloa. atiftirosiAN To Pato :X Guy!: PO, 0, dre3t,EUerer:diegt, Mild-Lute, lharough; Southwark,. March DEAR Sig.--- When I conteinplate on the won. derful cure which yolr Medicines have performed on ate, I feel myself desirous of having it made public as,possible, in the year 101O'i I broke my leg two differetit times In tbo .ante week, and it was so badly set .s to oblige meta wail' wits my knee on a yrooden leg for six years, the fast three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons he London, the hat of whom was Mr. Ashley cooper, until be pronounced me in- • curable, which was in the year ISO 9. I then begged of him to cut off my leg ; in answer to which he observed, that amputation would be the death of me, therefore hr. declined this ogerGions In the year 10112, you having cured my brother of a most disT tressing head-ache, he recommended. me to you : I attended on my wooden leg s when my leg measured one inch anuthres quar teis less than the.mk.r—itiv i tircold as mid had beret so for the last live yearn Not wAstend hal no wq her my wooden leg on the sesond dee. 'llse.iistb day thselly left GC my cruiches ' being tapakts. of walking wk.'. • stick. la allows three swath ' s I was complexly cun.d, and love co itinteed ever since as welt and as upright as tint. I was. Hat wbst seems to me still more strange than this, Is, that this 1«g now measures thissme iiss as my other, our has it ever hers cull mica the_ first week of using your Lotion and *king your Pills. My singular cases well known to needy all the people in Henley on Thames, and to more than • eborsand people residing within s quitter of a mile from your houseorhere I live ; and be assured it can never be forgot by me so longer I am capable of recollectioo ; and am, dear Sir, your humble servant, No. 5, Maid...lane. WILLIAM DOWUNG. I WHEN Men of Education and proiessianai i skill use persevertug endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a fe - v provatling Diseases., the seams rut result of their experience t- the best proof of <perm ity. Messrs. GOSS and Co. surgeons, lave beet: Induced to nuke the cure of the following the object of their particular study, eta, ' a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi• cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Whets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually aired; as also de. bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long real-. deece it 'warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often ye happily pursoed by the youth ot both sexes, in tie one causfog sterility or bartenness, and in the other a numerous train of neve vows discase3, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in isapo ; tepee and consumpron. In that distressing state of debility oe deficiency, whether the consequanvi of such baneful 'al:its, at I arising from any other calve, by which the powers of the contd., ' union become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon. .don, they oiler a firm, safe, and spee4 restimadon to sound asie vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exchisively professing the cure of time I particular complaints, in order that they may not he. by a mistaken few, marked with the obldque•so justly attached t• the ignorant empiric, think it but justice wtbemselves to sate that they have been properly educated end initiated into every ; branch of the profeSsion (certificates of which, from differai4 Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, th • have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting . from their endeavours first induced them to quit the !Vali a of the general'Practitiona, and they presume that their retensinne constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented coufidenee sith eilitich they have, by the Public, been so liberally hotwrea. The result of a long and extensive practice has stabled them, by a supetior method, to remove venereal complaints, Imam! , Inveterate or complicated, wahout subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cosa where an ' early application. Is made on discovery of the infection, they he. quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The un precedented success of their Mode of treauneut (which has neva been known to fail in one single instance in a practice ot IS yore, during which period many thousand persons of both styes has* been aired, even after severe and injutioes methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces tkesa te thus publicly offer their advice. lribk constiked daily by Patientr of either ire, watli &Ike*, and atteadon.—Letters from the country, canuising cite particulars of the case, age, tad *inner of li itta, toolooing a remittance, duty attended to, and advice and Malkin tie. warded to any rut of kinidein. 04436 and Se. Serpens, as, gotivedomereet, FAMILY DREIVANO. --------- -- XTEE.DHAK.RAWIANS, and Co. Patentlei.of' 1. 1 11 the POI TA/314 FAMILY BREWING •MACHINL. SeipectfullY inform the r Niabflity, Gentry, and the . Publlc, that la' Coilsequence of the Aiisa fh Skinner-street, they Dave removed . 6 7 their premises, NW 254; (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly;' orkete they hope to be honoured with a contitutance of that li brad patronage they hive hitherto experienced. This Madam. cvitimnes the Fireplace, Coppers , Marsh Tun, tinder Hack, ilo, B.ick, and Working Tun, in one Utensil; ti hiu is compact durable, and convenient, and worked by a Method simple ankcerttin in its operation. The Isfacbine,io made of various dimensions, ittitable to small Families, or the must extensive establishments. • • N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, the &tie most re spictable 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. ns, Piccadilly, Londln ; apd tO, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing . fro. nongers !tribe United Kingdom. N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inipec don , every Tuesdmisli London arid lcistol. - NEW PROCESS, , For iteeib4 iII'ItAYVI3ION3 perfectly. kRESH with all their original our and nutrition! qualities, fur a considerable lrrigth of time and, in any Climate. THE obvious advantages of these Irtovictrst•rs are, First, That shey entirely supersede the necessity of taking ou Live-Sroce to Sea,which, exclusive of its own incumbrance, mu.st be attended. with that of its provender aaa fresh water. room, trots e, and expestce will be saved, besides the loss sustained by bad ..a.her, diseases, and wasting. Secondly, That being Teddy dressed, they may be eaten cold, it if preferred, heated in a few minutes, by which fuel will be toyed, and the difficulty act:wilting at sea in bad weather, ren dered et I ttle importance, They are well ca'culated for all ex peditious of tioat'sicrews, landing parties, &e. &c. and Thirdly, salUtary effect which even an occasional supply of iteqilwrotridOits'therst hae on the Navy and Army, particu lltty in contributhig 'most essentially to the restoration of the health and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually Willits the State the valuable lives of many of our Sailors and Sold.trs. • bleats of all'hbuti in rases Of 4 lbs. to 20 !hi each. • Ilifilkciaad - titinlia, in Viol arid pint bottles: Orders executed on to shortest notice for present money : Apply to the Patentees, .tilessrs. Donkin, Hall, and Gamble, at the Factory, Fort Flace,,Beitnondsey, Southwarle ; or to Mr. .I..Vrandoti t at the . Ofil& t No. 30 LomN.rd-sttreet, I.ondon. • . AtrmArtgtriott Trit now dnerroj , Walty proved Iliac 'die PATENT •11 AN] LATTEI I Iaft.CQMIPOSIT.IOI4 lithe cheapest and best Thlntelki.-Yii . disetivered for Sidi): Bottoms, instead of Copper; •to'firmeritt Cables front - being rubbed in the Hawse.. instead of a Plat, Service._ or Rounding; the Rio Skipt from the Weather, and from being chafed, iustead of Tar" Pareebni, and Servitte ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Gong' th rett&r Leather and' canvas Waier.prOof ; and to prevent the ef • Vete Of Friction earn Engines, hints, Sugar-Milts, Carriagesi Coaches, Waggons, Carts,. and Macninery qf every description. It is also the best Thing to preserve the Blade{ of Swords, and al: hinds of Polished Steel Articles, from Ault. It Willllkewfm vestry: every kind of Wood and Wooden Buildings freirtitie Weather, Wcrm, and Dry Rot, eithet in tile - East or Wese r in any Climate. One priming of this ComposititM- l's „in some cases equal to one hundred • arplic:itions of 011 .1 - l'allow, or !i4 other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save t hy its use from SOO to 4,000 per cent. eieluslie of trivriting the Wtar and rear in Machinery, Wheels, &es &e. which is a eating of 4 1petise more than that of saving nine parts out of • ten, and so- Wog can be so clean i• 1 its working, or g.VC SO littli trouble._ . . Sold ; whel u s a le an d re t a il, f o r th e Patentees , at No. 40,, Char Irri•tioss: mar the AdMitally,,London; 'and, by,their app u bit - - anent at Mr. lioworth Diuggiss, Hellfire; 3d,. Champlars, rhogi,iir,• York; Mr. Ellensbaw's, Druggist, Leeds; Messrs. 444113 ' 4, 1w0 sad otaider, Druggists, Beverley ; and at most Coach snakiest Itonmortters lunkveEers, Coacb-okes, and Saddetre Iti 5;.(- I.)rintil Kingdom, 1u : hosts, price Is. 6oL • Ss. 6d.; 6d.; Iss: '• ; (ice OUltieg, and Two GuliAras esol ' . - • The smallest site Isto contains a qiemititylasfEciout to prime a few wheel carriage.milice, Vf itkr wbl4 it Nil run upwards of tinse tlrva uu d eamoo„kuolit,apsiying ten y teien else to the axle -111:r" ; 4.vaid atfiteed,"of with domrnori `f"" aild'arkftetd olf• imf The meat satisfactory proofs $ 1 “ 1- ssisittite - of tke - -Chtipillliont may be seen .at the,Patattees' Ofsce, No. 40, Charing Cram, as above. b. l)ireCll44l9 Ire liYen with each box, which are sigtietl*" W. D. sgslbuoy.." Tbirday'liatinoblislaudi• - . • ann. : Volume., enoll i M t piiien.fkalnlboar* 'tint AccAtYrti? NES• Or JL semi POrrweliiii. To WM' dade S d . "ll4acgetk•i - iiiestre. 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