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ZoIift 4 4 IO .RINCIPAL OFFICERs aid COMMIS ef His .11.141.111STre rr,i. hereby titre Masa, rist on Wednesday, the 2d of December next, at one o'clock, • d ojo be ready to treat with such Persons as may be wllkig .saes fete building BIGHT FIR FRIGATES, tO carry : ia m bs* I sad TWO FIR FRIGATES, to tarry OS gum& tba.ply Timber is to be supplied from such of Ms Majcs_ Dbatisrds as May be agreed upon, from whetwe it is to be aim at tiara and expeace bf the Merchant Ship Bander, and dissolve oldie Fir Umber at a tide per load, to be Used by the p i ghOrkg Parties, is to be abated from thirliglinente to be g ig W.. building the Frigates. Twelve Mcedsa OM be allowed is:N,Ng tit told Frigates. Draft, f *hien and • F ire, sf A l e rift* kat , fear Oiree. . N. Thin ti l de racked after tree. ats;Ma Igf at i reise i „, soy notionVfilteu the parts, ar ae agent fir hien, AIN& • lorry Tendrils/obi eecesseapied by • J o tter, * fi rme d..m e jr„,,ii Beeenl i ani elven? 'bele', reepolerible Feu.iu , engaging to taipi the Person toatteriag, in tie roe of L'8)0 for the dere ter/imams e gg Cnotrad for ituildiess each of the Mires. AT a . MEETING of the PROTESTANT NOBILIIY. GENTRY, CLERGY, and FRIEHOL LIERS, of the COUNTY of WESTMEATH, keenaded at the Crent House. Mullingar, loth November, 1 ele, Right Hon. WILLIAM HANDCOCK, in the ate unshed, That WI have seen with satisfaction, the Sao awed into by the Protestants of Sligo, Larks, MIL gesigion, which meet our general approbation. Resolved, That confiding in the Wisalla of P ski lo wishing to agitate the public mind, erniaMl public declaration of our opinion - it *eke slifffeet Ohba Resin Caiholic Claims; but when we ob. thole Clalnnelle• 'Lobelia° unqualified demands, we dean k bur duty d dm tone forivard and avow our sentiments upon this important *Wen, and the more so, as it has actually been declared k Pehment that the Protestants of Ireland are 'favourable to Impolifled repeal of existing disabilities. Resolved, That it has been, and is our earnest wish ! toffee Mls of friendship, amity, and conciliation, with our Roman MtWic fellow subjeits; and, possessing those feelings, we would gielly concede every "privilege which can be given, coosistegt with the spirit and principles of the British Constitution, and wick the security of our Establishment in Church and State. looked, That the Unqualified Repast of those Laws, on otich the remaining Roman Catholic disabilities depend, w orld be hooligan with the alibi , and safety of the Brkkh Congen ers and would tend to subvert ths Protestant Settlement of his owitre, co which, we at. confine the the connection between Gag Britain-and Ireland, and Misdate y the seetwity of the Us lart&Pet'dr• !halved, That if eat,: Legislature shall in its wisdom, !birth par to grat;t a , y further Repeal of those Laws, we hope 2,1 aid that such Repeal shall be so guarded, silo afford hall a... 1 Security to our Establishment, wksh we consider Vitally with the viellare sal stability of this Protestant Illistos ma to yeeteatt-frons eildidsiris&Sulevatiesesed sew *sischments. Resolved, Tint these being the sentiments Odic great body ittbe Protestant Landed Proprietors, Electors, and other Pro. I leant Inhabitants of this County, we deem it right to lay the ilioeby Pc talon, before Paramus; when assembled, and in the elenteapectful manner before his Royal H•ghness the Paz tact Isar? whose conduct has impressed us with the meat dutiful /kb& ' find most perfect confidence tower& his Royal HOBO.. Rooked, nye a Copy of these our Resolutions, he trans eked by our Chairman to our Representatives, as expressive of Csesatlments, accompanied with a reqiiest, tbat they will Ml ter said Petition to the House of Commous.. Resolved, That the Earl a Warriewriebe riftriteteesioitew alas our said Petition to the House of lords. Resolved, That an bumble Address be preseeted to his Qt y GUILES Duke of RICHMOND, Lord Lieutsmant.General she . General Governor of Ireland, requesting his Grace to transmit' *his and Highness the PRINce Recitn•r. our Address, togs iliill tell! bumble duty, and expressive of our warm attack. not to his Majesty's Government in this Kingdom as ad**. Nil bras Grace. WILLIAM HANDCOCK, Chassis. . . SHREWSBURY, OCTOBER. 7, Jell. , 'I The following voluntary, maim:mini of. the svd erects of your ANTISCOIRIUTDC DROPS we reedited tew der since, from Tetr. Pritchard, Jeweller, of ;his teen . About Eve years since hie daughter had •a vi olent Scorbutic or lerotaloas Complaint, which reduced her to newel& a state that keetwid seemly walk, and a ff ected homes so th at she could net bear the light during her centrmianee lit this state, a 'friend solo bad beta much afflicted in a similar way, and who Was *raj by taking a few bottle*, advised a trial of your /Props; he purchased a be! tie fiom us ' andfound her muds bet' tied after taking three more bottle s she was perfectly cured, remains-so at this time. the above, Mr. Pritchard recommended - them ton young who was corned with large blotches, the effects of a Barbutic disorder; but by taking three boatel she was and at this time remains as well as seer she *ask; ! , r las i fat Wood and Walton Sic, TOM, Ike. • •- • 'I L HOMAS HOWELL. • Me J. Lignune Surgeon, Manchester. fMess Drops are soli in moulded squire bottles at 6s. and 141 . les. bottle is eq u a l ttt three 6s. °nor; wholesale sad retail Mt. ppm, Manchester; also retail by J.Evatts mid Son, 42 1 Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church strd barchy andlone; 95, Pleet•intarliet ; Shaw and Edwards, Pura Churelpyalll; Butler, 4,4lseapsiele; Newbery and 844 1 u s k.Paurs Cbure.hayard ; Johnston, 13, Greek-street, • ' Mr. Woistenholme, York.; Mr. Walker, New- Y agl it oilu Llfralit.Seott,loo, Seuth-bridge, Edinburgies Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; and by every respectable Medicine Val ligefiers; Market 'lwo in the United Kingdom. ' ENUINE DIEDICINE, SPILSBURY PATENT ANTLSCORBUTIC DROPS. has the wools a __l the 'Lines Patent," mussed on the bottles, Bill of Directs and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is print. .d in ""°!bibas-Itt Beaks of Six Shillings, Daub'. 'lea Shillings Ittearence, and largest Ons Pocuid Two bbillinp, Duty in- Cerapoinil Essence tie. To Mr. Sritsawari 15, Sohd-ortre, London. Cranbrenk, July IS, ISIS. Ins—Having er,serienaed so ninth' benefit from your "'A UNT ANTISCORBUTfC DROPS, without ingratitude I eam' Cot let it remain unknown to yourself and the public). I was sadly afflicted with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two years re 4 aalty became worse, till I had above 40 0 holes' in !beak above 20 of wid t h were nint h broader than a shit* M 7 state being known to a humane gentleman, he Informed 11 * ei a use very arnikr to mine . : the person' bad bteo eonßned to bed the greatest part of two. Ilan, and by taking a few small bottles of your Drops, was Ikea cured. By his reeornmemladon 1 was induced oo give them a trial, and to my great surprise and comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three small bodes I could do my wofk wiftwee Mconvenience. To Prevent the return of the disease, l take about one small bottle each year, which has fully suotanded to my wishes %and 1 remain Your obliged humble servant, TIPS WA, 116:faiLaa. • Wittssa,,,Nepia DONA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80,48-12: ANN HOLDING, Tate of the Blenheim Coffee house and Hotel, New Bond street, meet respectfully takes leave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends In general, that she hak taken those extensive premises, No. s, Ha noversequSte, whirl arc commodiously fitted up as an Hotel, la here she hopes for their patronage and favour, and begs to as sure t hem, that no endeavours en the part of herself and family AO be wanting to merit their approbation. day Wat_repthUshed, price so. to the Right Honourable GIORGI CANN2NO. r- F H E LETTERS of VET VS. Pan 11. as.tbey appeared in " The Times' Newspaper, frotn the Ist of July, to the 10th of Iforwitber, 1811. With a Preface and other Addhisnie. 'Yeses ague Probs. —Hoe. Printed for T. fliA.ll and W. Davies, Strand; and Sherwood, Neely, and hers, Paternoster...ow. • MIL CANN'S° RIFUTED. The (thy teas published. price One Shilling, PROTESTANr ADVOCATE, NUMBER 111. Printed for Stockdele. Jrndor, 41, Par!-Mall. The Publlshee hem to mil die petit &newton to thmtimpor tant Qemeitme witldb is the insesediateobjettof the above Work, and why as is silewn in the resent Number involves the &Weal iftsleets of the British Einem, In Church :ad State- In lanuarr text will be poldhhed, 3)edkated (by permission) to the Hoe. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Winentstta, S UGGESTIONS to the PROMOTERS of DR. BELL'S SYSTEM of INSTRUCTION: an Account of the Establishment and Proems of the Hampshire Satiety for the Education of the Poor. By the Rev. FREDERIC IREMONGER, M.A. F.L.S. One of the Secretaries of the Hampshire Sodety,ac. Printed for Longman and Co. Paternoster-row,Londln; and W. Jacob, Winchester. day was published. The 2 d hastemdy printed in I Vol 6vo. price 106.6 d. AFATHER'S REASONS FOR. BEING A CHRISTIAN. _ _ _ _ _ Sy the Rev. CHARLES POWLBTT, Chaplain in Otdhlary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Sold by John Booth, Dukastreet, Portland-place; Messrs. Riviera's, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. N atchatd, This Work offers Itself as a most suitable present to young Paean at the app awls of the seat; a choice of bind ings will be lupe ier tbis repose. Dedicated to the Morellos's. of Ely. The Ist et notentber will be published, In 4 Vols. price 21s. 'THE LADY of MARTENDYKE, an HISTO RICALA. ROMANCE of the FIFTEENTH CENTURY. Prioteti for Henry Colbert, Public Library, so, Conduit street. di wheat and all Booksellers maybe bad, lately published, t. The Whalen Chid, a Rainatime, by the Author of Fatal, Resew, br the Family of Mootmia, mid the Wild !hob Boy, 4 vols. 21s. 2. The Wild Irish Boy, by the same Ao . :bor, S vols. I its. siatous cATHoLic bocilitutr. This day was published, price Ss. A DECLARATION and PLOTEST of the 3. CATHOLICS of ENGLAND, wi t h the Signatures of above 1400 Penns B:skope, Midi and Laity ; the Correipoh. deuce of their Cotiunittees, and as Encyclical Letter. Printed ter Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall. The above is of most essential importance to an classes, from the highest to the lowest ;it quail) , 'ln terisb the Protestant and Catholic. and imp craftily deneuide the gravest attention of every Member of flefier Haase selikaVartsmit. . ••44 T hit oily was published, Id Imperial 4to. illustrated with coloured Stqrsvings, Part I. price iS.i. of THE MORBID ANATOMY of the LIVER ; being an Inquiry into the Anatomical Character, Symptoms, and Tmstinent of certain Diseases, which impair or destroy the Structure of shat Virtu& OILDZIL L—TUMOURS. r ART I. On the Tubera Cirtumecripta, and Tubers Diffuse. By J. R. FARR E. M. D. The Subjects of Tunautts and Intl n Mon of the Liver will occupy a Series of Twelve or Thu tete coloured Engravings, some of which viV; contain three or more Figures. The whole will be convicted either in four or six Fascicaili. Printed fur Lung:inn, Hurst, Rees,Orine, sod Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Brldils Gallery; 14' Nerw.liond-street. 1/1 MY'S PRACTICE, K. D. ' This day was published, egntaining war WOO 'Pago", closely , printed, in two volumes, royal see. • lei. l Ss. In boards, or In one volume, Xi. 11a. Dedieatii,by permission, to the Eight Hon. Lord Ell.nboreugh, j' HE NEW INSTRUCTOR CLERICALIS, stating the Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice of the cowl . of KlNG's BENCH. The Eighth Edition, cor rected; with very considerable alterations, and Additions. By JOHN IMI'EY, Inner Temple. Vr The above Solon. was wholly written and aorreeted by Mr. !ropey. Loudon ; Printed ler W. Clarke and Bess, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln . ' Inn. Of whom may be had, Mr. lawey's Modern Practice of the Court of Canrnon Pleas, new edition, royal arcs Tp. boards. Also, Mr. Impey's Practice of the Offioe a Sheriff and Coro. nor, royal IWO. Xi. es boards. A New Edition of Mr. Impey's Modern Pleader is preparing fur put:Alai ion. This day was Published, ° THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Laths in the year Imo, by JOHN wlcup, D. D.. To which are prefixesi s Memoirs date Lik.,Opinlons,and Writings of Dr Wiclif ; and an Historical Aeons*, of the Saxon and Eng lish Versions of die Scriptures, previoes to the opening et She 11th C=tury. By the Bev. Henry Hervey Baber M. A.' Assistant Llbrarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Liracolo's Inn. In one volumecAte. royal 4to. 41. Ils. ad. boards, eMbellidied with a (me Portrait of Wiellf, essraved by Hopwood. sl Tha Emden which Lewis published having been always highly esteemed, and latterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. Balmer *as' induced to prepare the present Edition, and has stamped a new value upon the work, by many Important seem: Jots. file his given Memoirs eche Life of WS ha t , in witch be has disordered Both diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this s an Historical Accoun t of the Saxon and Inglish V ers i ons of t h e Scriptures. The whole Vulione forms, ledeed, a very valuable and meritorious publicatkin."—Britith Critic, Dember, - 1111. 801111011 air Te biamilreni al, Patter ce . /9 w. • _ EAST IND," HOUSE, R..onder 25, 1814. THE COMMUTER of W.IRIsHOUSES of tke' UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, treefie g se the EAST INDIES, le her* give Nuke, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in wri ting, sealed up, on or before Wednesday the oth day of December next, from such persons as may be willing to supply the Com pany with FOUR THOUSAND TONS of BRITISH BAR and ROD IRON. And that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon application to Mr. Robert Wisset, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must bo left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on tho said oth of December, after 'think hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. 7C01:21112=2.11:i= ••• CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATES, near LAVNCESTON, in CORNWALL, for SALE. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, (Either together or in separate Lets as may be agreed on) , HE Fee-Simple and Inheritance of the extensile L and compact Barton of NEWHOUSE, ha the Parish cif St. Stephen's, by Launceston, in Cornwall, c•ntaintog about 950 Acres of Land, part of which is let at rack•renis, and the remain der on Leases for 99 gears, determinable on the deaths of 1,2, and S Lives. Also, the great and small Tythes of the Parish of St. Stephen's. N. B. The whole Barton of Nevrbluse is free of great and small Tythes, and is situated very near the Borough, Market and Port town of Launceston. About 50 acres of the Estate lie within the asijoining Freehold Borough of Newport, and the Tythes extend over the whole of the Borough. ••• There is also a Lime Quarry on the Barton. Also, the Fee-simple and Inheritance of the Manor of POLA prr:FAMER, in the Parishes of Warrington and North Paha.• wjn, near Launceston, containing about 6e2 Aires of Land,part of which is let at rack-rent, and the remainder on Leases of 99 years, determinable on the deaths of one, two, and three lives. Kr - Primed particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Bath, Exeter Bodmin, and Truro; of Messrs. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln's amt, London • of Messrs. Lethbridge, at Laun ceston ; and of Messrs. Leach ;End Lugger, Seheilees, l'lymouth Dock, of whom any further particulars may bellarpa. All Letters must be post-pald.--Nov. Id, MO, SALES BY AUCTION. A MOST FAVOURABLE OPPORTUNITY TO FRUIT, FOREST TREE, AND ORNAMENTAL. PLANTER (Standing on Four Acres of Nursery Grquod, lately purchased by a Gentleman, who does not want the Stock hereof,) By Mr. COCHRAN, On Thunday, the 3d of December, 1312, at Eleven o'Clock, and following Day, on the Premiss', Stoke Newington, Itingsland-road, CONSISTING of very fine Hd. and Dwf.Trd. PEACHES, NECTARINES, and APRICOTS, with Maiden Plants of the same; Hd. and Dwf. Apples, Pears, and Plumbs, of sizes and ages; with 300 of blip-worked/id. Cherries, of sorts, of extra height for Fields and Oreliards ; a' quantity of Ornamental Shrubs of sizes; Roses and Atneelmn Plants of sorts, in pots ; very Sete young Stools, with their Liy ers, of the vat ions shrubs and Forest Trees; fine Elms, Limes, Chesnut Oak, Sycamore , Birth, Firs &c of large and smal: sizes; Chesnut, Currants, and 14tepbeitilb; Box Edging, &c. The *hole beings an excellent Collection of the various Sorts of hardy Nursery stock. To be viewed lid the Sale, by applying to Mr. Willie& Roes, Eden Nursery, Newington, where, after the Irld, Catalogues wit be bad; and at the White Hart, Ovum • Belvedere Tavern, Islington; Messrs. Gordon and Co.'s aid Wareham; Pen. church- street ; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England ; sad of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-strew, Ormvenor-Square. FREEHOLC AND TI rHE•FREE WASTE LANDS, HA *PION, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. SEDGWICK and SON, • , At the Red Lion Inn, Hampton, un Friday, the I itb Desember, 1812, at Twelve o'Cleck, in Eight Lots, " before the Costa minima, appointed for ca eying • into execution an Act of Parliament fur Allotting and Inclosing Lands in the Parish of Hampton, in the County of Middlesex," SEVER L very Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE PARCELS of WASTE LANDS, containing together nearly Eight Acres, most desirably situate on Hampton Wick Greta... Alt the Lots are adjoining excellent Rnads, and in situational pectillatiy adapted and ex ktrexnely eligible for building upon. May be vit wed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. George Yar nold, Hampton Wick; of wholn, on the lath of November, printed Particubrs and Plans of the several Lots may be h.d; also of Mr. C. Ware, Solicitor, Gray's-Inn, I.ondoo ; at the Auc tion Mart, near the Batik of England ; at the Red Von, Hamp ton, and the principal Inns in the adjacent 'keens; and of Messrs. Sedgwick and San, Rickmanswertb, Herts. GENUINE MEDICINES. THE following MEDICINES,may be procured genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS; No. 66, St. Paul's, Churckyard: Hill's Salaam of Honey 9 6 Juniper Ess. Pepperm. lit Essenee of Waterdock S 6 Roehe's Embrocation 4 0 Hallasn's Bilious Pills 2 9 Robberds' Cough Drops 2 g Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Juniper Ess. Pennyroyal I 14° Marshall's Cerate I 14 Spoedlnsan's Pills 2le Church's Cough Drops 2 9 Spikburw's Drops 60° ' . Ambsyna Tooth Powders 6 Greenough's Lozenges 1 1 Cornwell's oriental Cor. 4 6 loglis's Scot's Pills I qi Widow Welch's PUls 2 9 Sak of Lemons 1 0' Keyeees Pills • 6 S Singleton's Eye Dint. 11. Velno's Vegetable Pilb 4 8 Godbold '. Bahrain 111. e. Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia $ 0 Churth's Pectoral Pills 1 i 4 Hooper's Pills 3 lii Walsh's Andpertussis 2 9 Essence of Spruce ' 11 p • --•-• Coltsfbot Lozenges I 14 Durable Ink ' .• 2 . Ansboyna Lotion • 4 6 British Oil • 1 Wessel's Specific RCM i . 2 0 I Cheltenham Saks - If All the above (those with the star excited) will hove the ' tfreH of" Shaw and Edwards, 68. Sr. aai s," on the stamp, dee maybe bad egirery other Patent sad Publie Medellia. _ .. Likud Ail•arramit to Merchants and "Indent inswing*, . . - PRICE SI XPRN CB-HAL/TENN ; _ . • • - • . A FEMALE CHILD STOLEN. ._ I IIZUPPOSED about 23 or 24 year. since. • Such • la Person has resided the last 15 or 16 mienths near Ovildford, `Surrey. She had been deserted near 9soekbrdge, Hant‘, by an • i.tnerant family, with whom she had travelled the country malt her earliest remembrance. believing herself shelf chitti 411 Ague seven years no, when the old woman told her she was not se s tet they had stolen her when in infant. be name of these page is hordes. or Lodder ; they aft obairgn!..ndets, and messianic carry about baskets, with thread* and other pudisry, tar Mti having three asses for their tents mid baggage, The fatillifla elderly, tall, and thin; het& a fair completive ; be to be an Irishman : his wife is short and rathee clumsy's a son (sops posed to be between 20 and 20), is short and thick.set. whit black hal- culling very remartilhiy ; two daughter, younger than the of them astr,mely pie. Since .be young we. , man tame into the neighboinishod when' she now lives, she has • worked hard for ber subsistence. and h•z conduct has bees ' proachabfe ; her person is geed, her bannister tend manners ma , dest, grave, and sensibl•• ; her countenance is interesting, with a &wadi. cast, tram wl. :it it might be int:road that she bears a tesertillance to her real family. .ht warintelypoblicly baptized by the names of Elizabeth Etockbridge. A. Parents or Fyn's lies deeming theme Ives possibly brevet• d in this story, may, by application to r. 7 r. Russell, Ikluksi Iler, at Guildford, be roi ferr.d to the redder,. Minister of the Parish in which tie young. woman in qaestien now resides. lie Loden used to traverse the =Amoy East sod West from near L Jnn (never going lots Umiak Surrey and Hants, to Salisbury, Bath, dm. Any In• annation idepedlog ti in Is requested to ge sent to IlAr:Roserl. j. --- AbiESstre ---- respec Enfnr•tied that in adtiitiOß . to tottery kind of Ct)itloUS WOOLI.P/4 CLOTHS fee Dresses, Gowns and :•kawl., hitherto made, U. FOX has manse fac:ured two el Tat t ants tvit.iful new description 14 Opera and Union Cloths, which can astir be procured acids Wareh,,user.. ' The Whale oflti.Bueasive and Faahionable STOCK, in every. ' colour, quality, and price, be continues to hE I'AIL in all qsaa thice et a muck lower rate than lay house in London.—Letteti (post_ paid) directed to GEORGE FOX, Woollen-manufaciarer„ King street, Covent-Garden--Patterns sent. 24. B. Ladies Habits and relives made in the most modera and- becoming forros. DOC lOR HoWELL'S POW DERS.-111. 64. aPs kit. • ITS..-Epileiisies, Convulsions, Hystertis, t,.,1 all kind of Fits, radically cared by Dr. HOWIELL's PdW. DERV, above SO years established Tte efficacy of these invaluable Powders has long been fully evinced by the innumemble cures (from which tke lollowing is selected) already communicated to the public. o Dr. HOWELL. lita—Our daughter, about 19 years old, wise has been from' het infancy troubled with kits, Convulsions, and Hysterite, has not had the least appearance of them since about a week after she first began to take your Powders, and has continued in better health, and grown stouter than she ever was before, It tieing up. wards of a twelvemonth since .he has had the last Fit. We send you these few lints to express thanks, as well as to encourage • others, ard, as we applied to you in consequence of seeing gout Advertisement in the County Chronicle, we think it our duty to allow yuti to make this extraordinary cure of our daughter as pub. Yeas you please.--We are, &c. THOMAS and SARA' Rect. This Soweto Remedy is prepared, under the l'cronage of his Majesty, by Ik. Howell, Fellow of King &Cotter, and is sold at No. 21, Rathboue place,Oxford-street, Lunsion,(o4 no where 'else), at I Is. Bd, a Packet, in which is locico-d a tropistic, written by the Doctor, on the above-men: ioned Diseases. All letteri (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sect to any part a the United Kingdom. Panties at ended ha Town and the Cam. try whenever required. .CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are tile mutt frequent sources of dill. drenk Dhesses.—Tbeir symptoms every punk mil iiitidami should he napeeineed with. -Tlieromedos of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, ern eldthaet irregular Idate of the bowels, attended after with violent pebe they bring on sonvulsions ; they affect the growth of the bodY, and they prove fatal, by eudi.-igin a consumption or decay. Both as a prey cutat,ive and cure of these alarming complaints, the dove excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and rusk-naiad 14, to have no equal. '!'heir public approa.ion twee to dip Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wutillerful secant in their own families, stamps its merit beyond compet tier in& gives a 'outtalk to it, of which tos other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others. who have the care of chilii•eri, should nave this remedy as a family Medicine to resort td, when-. • ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it wall always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Citing and Butler's, No.4.C,lketiga side, London; Sharp and Belem, Portsmouth; Jones, Wooten, Mime, and Mallory, Portnee; Hall and Jebninm, Gosport Coleman and Jacob, Sheeruess ; Peck and Rots, and Turner, Hull ; Hosland, Cookworthy, Nettleton,. and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and iisvklaty and Co. Birmingham; Stalest and Lynch, Manchester; Tree/nun, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton„ Reaburn, aeon, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and helkneld s Glasgow ; Beira and Barry, Bristol ; Stevens.n and Co. Nor. with; Senate's, Leicester; Edwafds and Penny. aid Billings and Latlihury, Literpool; Neale and Longer, Dover; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldom. and Ruff, Chinookan g Sod by most country ntediciaevenders,in beau. at ts, 9d. and to. a. Wl - fEZ4 Men of Education and proteasiOrtel skill sto persevorlag endeavours to disetkver the most safe and oft.tain method of treating a few prevailing Dismiss, the snouts , Ott remit of their experience Is the best proof of superiority. Mans. WIN and Co. %Evans, bate been induced to make the cm♦ of! dm abject of their paitieolar study( ols. a cue I--- y contracted is a moment of Inteal. cationi and IN' • , Val/lures and Glees, width, b as iniproired plon, ore spooddy and effectually cured; as also tie; Wry, whetheratidog Ohm Bacchanalian Indulgences, lowg elimatee. 41 I sewn solitary vice, too often on• happily punted by the Tomb of bona sexes, in the one causing • - etorliiri sr barrenness, and in the other a narferout train of mei mew dame', which, If not dearly remedied, tett:rinses M aseeetaetd soasentplios. In that disereing* state of debility ' deleimmy, whither the consequence of such baneful habits, it coib, from way other mote, by which the powers of the coiled. - Wes litemponenfetbled, as regularly educated &tritons of Lens den, they offer a him. safe, mad speedy restoration to Olpiat.l so 4 viosoone Tao •iposolitof a long and extended practice has enabled them e by a emihud, to remove vnieresd complaints. howetee or Mtuplicated, without subjecting the patlek A Ail NOM tentreint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases Owe as oily application is made oil discovery of ibe infection, tiny hi. imnitly ?Wenn a cure in the short vacs of taco days. Thrums =mucus of their mode 6; ireatairat (which has never fatt to tail in cote single instance in a practice of 11$ TWIN ddring Which period many thousand persons of both metes levet been curled, even after Otero and inluriens methods had been pursued by other Practitioners whiled effect), indines them to ;bus publicly offer their advice.... Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these pertieoke -complaints,_ in order that they may not be, by a . • 'mist** few, marked with the obloquy so justly attacked to Abe tgisistsat empiric, think It hot Janke ie themselves to sate that ply have been properly educated and initiated Into every Ogiallipf the profession (certificates of which, from different oils, -and testiMonials from the Most eminent Phfalciatis, they lairs tb convince any inquirer) that the sweet's resulting front *sir endeavours first induced them to quit the practict the SIIWI Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions eitentitute a flr ground for the unprecedented confidence with wratkry have, by the Public, been so %buggy honoured. to in the country are requested to state the portiobrd of their ease, age, and ANanner of living, imeloging a Balasieter fet' sidelee and medicines, and the same will be forwarded a any part of the kingdom. 61096 and Co. 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I , OXFORDSHIRE. • VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT try whenever required WHEATLEY AND 103 CUDDESDON, 1 .CHING'S fix nd rylßy Mr. FOI.KER, ' WORMS are tl _ On Monday, the 14th day of December, illtir, at Two o'Clock demo's Diseases.. ...., - pe•tistly,st the Crown Inv, Wisesfay, is Lots, . ~.- .....1 dam cf.eldhlawa should 1. AVERY eligible FREEHOLD FARM at of appetite, a paleness o Wheatley, in the County of Oxford, comprising a goo d irregular litate of the bo Farm house, with Barns, Stab!es, and other convenient Buid. they bring on sionvulsio ; lugs, and upwards of 1170 Acres of extremely productive inci.,,ed and they prove fatal, by is, and 'Tithe-free Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the ( ccu- as a Pr e% ortalive and cu he ration of Mr. Not. loggias, Noah Crook, rill! John Mayne!, excellent Medicine is at yearly tenants. , .. . highest characters in th Also a compact and very desirable inclosed' Piveliold Yarns, 14, to have no equal. with a good Dwellinrhoussi and convenient Buildings, situate at Proprietor, from a pen CuddeNdon, called the Park Farm ' containing upwards of 60 in their own families, at rill Acres of rich •Arable, Meadow, an d Pasture Land, in the occu- gives a sancton to it, si rs, pation of Mr. Wm. Juggins. can boast. Parents an ,le A well-accustomed VW:lie-house, at C.lddesdon, called the should have this remedy . Compasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoiaing. occupied by ever the stomach or but tr. William dom.—Wheatley is within titre miles of the City of which it will always be Oxfoid, upoa the Turnpike road, leading through Wycomb to Sold, wholesale and ri London. side, London; Sharp al To be viewed by application to the Tenants, and Mr. Noah Minot, and Mallory, Crook, Wheattey, will shew the Premises, and for further par- Coleman and Jacob. " ticulars, apply to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, Hull ; Holland, Cooks' or Solicitors, I.incoln's Inn London ; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Knott and Llo y d, and Oxford; or Mr. Gills, La n d Surveyor, Fareham, Hants. . and Lynch, Mancbestel ' II maim. an _ %.eNnitt s nt4 R. 1- g I, a r. If, 11 DTI M