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The new popular Dramatic Military Stage Spec tacle, in 'fon Acts, C l.( l'he HEROIC HAITI.E of SAI.A MANCA. 0. A New•oog, called " Knowhig Jerry." 7. The ping H or seman's st gular activity. 8. 'A New Song, celled si The Soldier Lad." To which will be added, the favourite pa Comic Pantomime of The I'ER , LIN FES 1 IVAL, or RA11.10191 EMPEROR. Dow , o pen at half-past sic o'clock. Boxes 41. Pit lbs. Gal. Is. send price invariably commencts at half-patit eight. ri on M o nday next The Brave Cossack, which will be alter . gately par irmecl with.the Battle of Salamanca -------___ _ yg~`I'IIEofANATOIVIY, GREAT WlNDmiLlaprrazET. R. WI LSON and Mr. CHARLES BELL will pi. begin titer Winter Course of 1.-etures on ANATOMY, foitOLOGV, NpIOLOGY, and .501t0ENT, oa Thursday, Oeto )erl, at two o'clock.—A Plan of the Course may be had, by ap yhi.ny at the Theatre ; or at Mr. Bell's dwelling-house, Soho iguere,'any morning, front nine &pock until twelve. LECTURES on the PRACTICE' of PHYSIC, and on the LAWS and OPERATIONS of CHEMISTRY, with Daily EXAMINATIONS to facWtate the acquisition of Medical and Chemical Knowledge. DR. n . TUTHILL, of Caius College, Cambridge, Fellow of the Royal Society, will begin his WINTER !COURSES on Monday, October the sth, at his house in Soho square, and at the usual houre. N. B Private Pupils are taken. LEC runs ON MIDWIFERY IA L. 17 THE MIDDLESEX HOSFI DR. MERRIMAN will recnmmence Ms Lectures on the THEORY anti PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and ti.e DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, at the Mid dlest x Hospital, on Monday, October 12th, at Ten o'Clock in. nth- Forenoon . Further particulars may be known upon application to Mr. *Caron, Apothecary at the Hospital, and at Dr. Merriman's ku% No. :IS. Halt Moon -street, Piccadilly THE BRITISH REVIEW and LONDON CRITICAL JOURNAL published Quarterly. XT(}. VII. of this Work, will be published in the Moeth of Octuber, having been delayed a few weeks by surtold.ble cirreimtances Persons sending orders for this Re view aw particui.trly desired to attend to the Title of the Work, a51 1 4,./te forth, and its friends may be assured that it will be covrissed with unabated rigour. It in future wiR be published I. Hateltard. No. i 90, Piccadilly, and sold by Longman and Co. Taylor and liessey, Fleet -street, and Asperne, Cortibill. 1 11 - IThay was publ.shed, handsoniely printed in avo. price i2s. a Fourth Edition of etiILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE; a Ro kA Daunt : written during the Author's 'Travels in Portugal, frii. Albania, and some of the most interesting parts of Greece, wi•h Notes ; to which are added, a few Miscellaneous Poems, antrTtanaladons of Modern Greek :longs, written clti.ay abroad. By Lord BYRON. Prin•ed for John Murray. 32. Fleet-street; W. Miller, Albe anrie-orret, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J Cum silt 11,4)11.1. 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This day was published, in a neat and closely-printed Volume, • *lvo, price 6s. sn boards, , " THE SURGEON'S VADE- MECUM ; 'contain ' Itit the.Symptotins, Causes , Dias;no.is, Prognosis and Treat mar of Surgcil Diseases; accompanied by the modern and ap proved Methods of Operating, a select Formulas of Prescrip: ions, a^•4 a Glossary of 1 arras. By 1:011hRT tiOOPER, MI). &c. Printed fur Jobu Murray, and si:,kl by 9 homas Underwood, flecs-street, I.ondon ; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; J. Cunt -3111, Dublin ; and also by every boekseller in towu and country. Ot whom may he had, lately published, I. tleoper's Physician's Vadc-Wcutn, 2 . -- Anatomist's Vade- Mecum, Pk 3. - Examinations iu Striery, 3e. dd. 4. -- Albinos Dititint;led, 7s. 5. Plates of Viscera, lIS. • fs. Cooper's DictionarT of Surgery, ttiss T. Thomas's Practice of Physic, 14s. A LIPAARY FOR POOR CHILDREN. This day Was patili-hed, printed in a close but distinct type, price - 4s. bound, or In to the dozen, THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S LIBRARY; tjreßi;rtYT for CHILDREN going APPRENTICE or 10 SLRVICE ;brie. a Collection of Moral, Didactic, Economi a), and Religious Pieces, in Prose and Verie ; consisting partly at Selections from the best and most pious Authors, partly of Tracts published in a detached form for the same purpose, and tartly of original pieces. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of Qiiest;ons on the New Testament and other Works. This Work is intended as a prest nt to Children on leaving the lariovs Charity and Sunday Schools, or the Schools of Dr. Be L L, and Mr.LANCASTIR,atid is intended to render Education effee. the snit practical in regard to the moral and religious Habits of Ong Persons after they have lett any of those Schools. Printed for RICHARD Put Liars, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be bad of fill Booksellets. _ Of %loin may be had, t h e Author's 500 Questions on the New Ter arnent, being the only practical Means ever invented tor Teaching th e E lements of Christianity to young Persons, price I s . 46 OWD PART OF OOLOSMITii's GRANIMAR OF GEOGRAPHY. This day wafpublished, illuattated seven Maps and sixty Views of Omit)! Towns and remarkable places, price 4s. 6d. !bound in red, lIRITISH GEOGRAPHY . ; being a .en sive sore account of the PR EST.Ni S'fATZ of the whole 'SRI rtsii atit4PlaE, including the BRITISIVIS LANDS and the Btilteit Co. tot+ as and Dertlinn ctes in all parts of the World; designed tor , he Use' ef Schools, anti saving as a second Partici Comptes. •bott of the Author's well known GRAMMAR of GuiLIPAL Geo. .GIACHT. By the R4.V. .1. GOLDSMITH, Author of the Gi amour of Geography. Ste. &c. Eurantlinary as it m ty seem, there exists nu modern Account gibe British Eglire bestd:a this Book, leut of course no De.. Igniter) Work on this :.•übj-ct calculat , d to qualify young Bd. lons to perform in after-tile, with competent Intelligence, the Duties of that social :na.e to which they al'Pertaill • Primed for Ric not D t. 1.1 es, 47, Ludgate-MB, and sold by Bookseilerso—Of whom may also be had, !lisit's Universal Preceptor, called the " Susi of School Books ' ''. pee it. 6d. Ills 600 Quemioni. price is. and his Tbttor's Key, 6d. Also his Models of Juvenile I.ettsrs, price sk. 641. And alibistoith's Grammar of Geography, price 3s. 64. bound. • iIttDisTESDAY, .SI;TEIVITIEIt iT I6, 1812. • This di! was piiblisied,:in 4 role- E PACS MO IRS Of trRINCESS, or FIRST LOVE. bitbe The To be had of J. Wfitoisalt,'N& 9, Natotionvet,Airinarket. Thin diy was publislied, mire is, LETTER in Reply to PHARMACOPOLA VERkJ3, and to A TRUE SURGEON ; with Propositions for Parliamentary Regulation. By a MIXED PRAC ITIVNER. Printed tor Thomas Understood, Medical Bookseller, No. 40, Weat Smithfield, Loudon. _ _ _ Ou theist of October will he published, Underwood's Cata logue of Medical !leeks, for IRI2-1 t. wab published, price Is. A VINDICATION OF RELIGIOUS LI BER'I'Y, a Sermon preachy d at Brit!port, an Wednesday, June 17, tBl2, before the Western ITnitariatt So.iety. By I/ (313ER1' ASPLAND. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard ; and D. Eaton, 187, High Holborn. Where may be had, by the same Awhor, A Sermon onthe Beneficial Influence of Christianity cn the Chiracter and Condition of the Female Sex, pace is. This day was published, In One Vol. 870. price 12s. in board., illustrated with 18 Maps, • accurately engraved, A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRAONY, Historic:a, Physical, Political, and Des criptive ; accompanied with many interesting Notes. Irking adapted to the Use of the higher classes of Pupils, under both public and ptivate Tuition. By THOMAS MYERS, A.M. • • Of thif Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed for G. Willa* and J. Robinson, 5 1 1, Paternoster-row. ' . . "f ' Contr4ctor for the present Lottery and • the one 14ss Alnis returnabii sincere flunks to the Pns - fov,thelr diatingulalsed Favours, and is happy to announce tae rfollowing List of Capitals sAI in Sh :re' at his Offices ' No. 4, Corplsih, and 9, Charin,,NCro s s, wh ere t h e F o r tun a te Holders 'may receive their Money on Demand. 'l% J3rs u can with confi de.oce recommend the improved Scheme of the New Lottery, possessing Prizes of £20,000, instead of £16,060, yet containing =rue Prizes than the last Lottery; and m the smallest Prizes of £22 gave such universal satisfaction, they are retained in the NEW SCHEME. CAN I AL PRIZES 2 of £20,000 are 40,060 SOLD BT 2 3,000 6,000 DISH, IN SHARES, 4 1,000 4,000 I IN Tilt 4 500 g,boo 6 SOO 1,200 6 200 1,200 8 100 soo 10 50 500 10 40 400 16 25 -- g:0 1,930 22 42,801 AU to be drawn The 20th of OCTOBER. 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To which are prefixed, Mt moirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wiclif ; and an Historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the lath century.—By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY, BA BER , M.A an Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's " The edition which Lewispubli.hed bavingbeen always highly esteemed, and latterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. Baber was induced to prepare the presi nt edition, and has stamped a new value upon the work, by many important accessions. He has given Memoirs of the Life of Wiclif, in which he has disco- Yered both diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this is an His torical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scrip tures. The whole Volume, indeed, forms a very valuable and meritoriosopublication."—British Critic, Dec. I ftl I. Printed for T. Hamilton, 'No. 97, Paternoster -tow; and R. Ogle, Holborn, F.NCYCLOPIEDIA BRITANNICA. This day was published, in '2O Volumes, 4to. illustrated with nearly Six Hundred Engravings, price ie.36 in boards, E NCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA; or, a DIC- i of AR ES,SCIENC ES, and MISCELLANEOUS LITERA PUR E, enlarged and improved. The Fourth Union. Printed for Archibald Constable and CO. and Thomson Bong, Edinburgh. Sold by Cadell and Davies, White, Cochrane, and Co. John Cuthell. J. Richardfon, S. Bagster, Laakington, Allen and Co. John Murray, Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Thomas Ha milton, J. Forsyth, J. Barrington, J. Rodwell, Geo. Cowie and C ). and the other Booksellers in London. •,' The Fneyelopittlia liritannica forms in itself a complete Library, and h...s uniformly sustained a •celebray far exceeding any other Work of the kind. It is the - production of the most eminent Meu Aho have adorned the Republic of Letters for the last Thirty Years, and has., during that period, attained the un precedented circulation of nearly *EWEN EY-FIVE THOU SAND COPIES. Of the Fourth, or present Edition, only a limited number now remain on sale. GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. This day was publi,hed, a Nev Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, illustrated with npwayk of Sixty beautiful En graving., representing the Dresses, Customs, and Habitations ef all Nations, with numerous Map., ice. price I 4s. bound, CIEOGRiAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for tic Use of Schools and Young Persons containing all the intt: es• lug and aniusng features of Geographical Knowledge, and calculated to convey instruction by means of the striking and pleasing associations produced by the peculiar manners, customs, and characteristics of all cations and countries. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. instead of dry details relative to objects not adapted to the taste and curiosity . of Youth, this work is solely occupied with such Areedotes of Peoyle and Countries as are calculated is rivet at tention, and maintain that fascinating character for which the science of Geography has higher claims than any other branch of knowledge. The tontents of this volume are consemtently more interesting than are, perhaps, those of any other work of equal size in the English language ; and the effect on the minds of young persons renci..red complete by the numerous plater which illus trate every part. Subjoined is the only treatise existing on the subject of coo -1 strucing Maps; a practice thus rendered familiar, and by means of which the mechanical part of Geography may be taught in a fourth part of the usual time. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a large Al lowance to Schools.—Of whom may he had, by the same Author, An Easy Grammar of Geography, with Questions, being an introduction and a Companion to the above, and universally ac knowledged to be the best and most practi cal Work of this kind extant. illustrated with Maps, &o. price Ss. ad. bound in red . _ IMPERIAL. MART FOR VENDING COFFEE, f Prepared on entirely new Principles, 340, corner of Queen . . street, (near the Market,) Oxford-street, London. T , has been generally observed, that the Art of I properly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King dom, and indeed every' day aft frds abundant proofs of the just ness of the remark ; immense quantities of excellent Coffee are rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mode of Roasting the Berry ; and everuthe most esteemed yields at the best but a very insipid liquor. The Proprietors of this Establishment, (FRIJIN and Co.) therefore, having discovered a superior method of preparing Coffee, respectfully recommend it to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, being confident that it will be found the most improved Article of its kind ever offered to their notice. By their process of Torrefaction, the crude and woody va tic& of :he Perry are entirely destroyed, without affectirg the eisentials, which, consequently, being preserved entire, impart to the drink a peculiar rich and grateful flavour, rendering it for most wholesome, nutritive, and oxhilirating beverage extant. Conscious of the superiority . of their. Commodity, they stead fastly rely for support on the known liberality of an ealightened and highly refined nation. N. B. Orders (which must be post-paid) for any part of town, will be executed with punituality and dispatch: and, as Roasted Coffee is empoverished by keeping, no greater quantity will be peepired than is sufficient to answer present demaod, which will be furnished daily from their Torrefactory, Xosiserow, Kennidir to Rood, Surrey ;, where Orders for this listablialtrasst ass plata resound.-4 une 19, IVG V. GF RED PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, " Mildew, and every Vegetable Matter are entirely removed from TABLE LINEN, LEATHEit Cottors, Muslins, Laces ' awl other Articles of Dress, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID: it also removes the above stains from Ladies BUFF Dresses, without injuring the Buff Colour, and restores all kb d of Linen to their original Whiteness, when discoloured by bad washing, disuse, or long se:.-voyages, WITHOUT ANY INJURY to the texture of the cloth. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. her Majesty's Che mists, 37, Haymarket, London ; sold also by the principal Per fumers, Stationers, and Medicine Venders tiiroughout the United Kingdom in bottles at 54. 3s. and 2s. each. . . - if utik.on and Co. beg leave to cawion the Public against imita tions of this article, under the name of any other person. It has been used and approved by many respectable Families, and in the Army for many years; but they cannot be answerable for the facets of any that is not prepared by themselves. NvHO would for even one night suffer the pain, • anxiity, and miserable feelings that arise from a disordered state of the Bilious Secretion, when by a timely recourse to the most certain remedy ever discovered, t he 1 - 11..PATIC, or LIVER P 11.1." , the unhappy sufferer can have his spirits enlivened, his appetite, digestion, and bowels ensured iii a healthful and regular action, bat above all, the hours dedica,ed to rest rendered ti an vil and refreshing. Females labouring tinder the disorders inci dent to thiir sea, have afforded surpris proofs of their efficacy. Sold onbA at the New MediCine Warehouse, 42, east end of St. Paul's Cisurch-yard (Nal( way between Watimg•stteet and corner of Cheapside) in boxes st 4a. 6d. and es. 9d each. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISORDERS. WITHERS'S CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, a most convenient, safe, and infallible remedy for nervous, Moo.; gouty; and rheumatic disorders, asd refry kind of debi lity or relaxation in persons of either sex, young or old, whether hereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence in but as.r un healthy climates, the immoderate use of tea, spirituous liquors, or oiler noxious fluids, too sedentary a life, or too close an appli cation to study, excessive grief, injudicious admi.iistration of mercury, dissipation, excess, improper practices, fainting fits,. violent head-achs, complVnts of the litngsonwaril wasting., trem bling or shaking oft he hands or limbs, shortness of breath, con sumptive habits, Scc. Nervous Disorders of every kind, and front whatsoever cause arising, fly before the effects of this grpa restorative, and all that train of siuLings, anxieties,and trest.nrs which so ereadfullf affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate, will, in a short time, he succeeded by cheaftilness, strength, ardour, and every evi dence of renovated health. Balm of Quito is sold, wholesale and retail, by Weston and Co. 229, Strand, London; and retail by the Venders of Patent Medicines throughout the United Kingdom, price 26.9 d. and ills. Col. and family butclos SS& on which the patient saves Ps. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF' VINEGAR, (the Original Invention of Mr. He nay, and brought by his suc cessive improvements to the is'itheet periection). continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is coin posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most plea sant Aromatics and . elheacious Antiseptics, may be kept unim paired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Oduer adapts it for affording relief in Head-ache, Fainting., &c. ; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public re,ort, and in tl.e apartments of the sick. It counteracts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the ' same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, thatthe tames of Messrs. FUN Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRI of VINEGAR, in bottles, wipe 4.5. ha each, stamp included, is sold Wholesale and Retail by BAYLEY and Ihnw, Cockspur-street, (the only Avec* in Lon don authorised by the Proprietors); where may be bast, sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystal, Etc. Also, HENRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 2s. 9cl. and larger, with glass stoppers, at 4s. - W. each ; their names being on the stamps. FIRST PRODUEFION IN THE WORLD. Patronized by iheir Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, and most of the Nobility. MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the East Indies, are re commended on the basis of truth, experience,and the most re spec• table and accredited testimonials. Where thehair has been bald for years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nouri,hes and pre serves the Hair from falling off or chastens its colour to tbe latest period of life; and by its moisture eradicates whatever binders Its growth, and soon makes it thick and regular. Ladies, especially, will find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it gives ter the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and renders it inexpt eseibly attracting. It is also pre-eminent for Children's hal. instead of soap, Zee. It cleaners the hair much easier, e-adicate a the scurf, is extremely pleasant to the infant, and brings the hair to a beautiful state ; also promotes the-growth of whiskers, eye. brows, &c. likewise is far superior to pomatum for constant use in dressing, with or without powder. It is particularly recom mended to use immediately after Sea-batbing, and during travel ling in bot climates; and in many other respects it possesses pro perties unheard of in any preparation of a similar nature. Price 5,. 6d. 10s 6d. and El. Is. per bottle.—Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatton •Guder f and by their appointment, by Merears..-Hendr;es Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne-street ; Bayley and Veer, c 9 ek,psr.street ; sorb. 117, 'New Bond-street.; S. Terry, 17 1. 1 Greek - street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside, and .by their, appointnien( by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders Its London, and jp every Town throughont the Empire.—Beware of Counterfeits.—Of whom may be bad, Alsana Axtract, for eradi. eating all Disorders of dee Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful. `Patronised by 'her Rota' Highoess the,' Dithers of York. Price tOs; 6d. and 0.64. per bottle; or Mt lewder at ss. sd. per Mix. I _ PRICE SIXPiNCE-IFIAtiPENNT: - . To GENTLEMEN, PI ANTEltS,'Nril tOtt MEN I CHAIIIr NI AK PAS, and OTHERS. The-remain:niSTOCl( (.1 the. L,EAsilitilDOE NURSERY, !,car Cf A PTO N ‘ V TON, WEI he by .14r. COCHRAN, On the Premises, on IVlondiy, Sint, Int, and following c*, it Eleven o'ciock, CONSISTING of Fan. Yews for Blinds and Hedges ; i'pruce and other Fir Trees; young Striped and Green Bodies; Arbutus and American Stools and Layers; Forest sad APPloTrers • a quauti , y of American Plants sod Evergreen Honeysur.klea, in pots; vtry flue large and small ; Orange Trees double &c.; a quantity of Potatoes growing, of vbry 'Jett sans; large and small Butts and Branches of Wainti., Poplar, and Will•w; Apple, and other *nets of Fruit Trees, with ;he Faggots of the same ; some' Bricb and Tiles ; two Carts, and Sundries. To be viewed till the Sale, aid Catalogues had by applying on the Prerniies ; at the Cock, Epping ; Two Brewers, Woodford; New Inn, Waltham • White Hart, Romford ; Caledonian 0 4 r. sery,Kingsland-roa; Mews. Gordon and Co. Seed Wart hunt*, Fenchurch-street.; and of the Auctfoncer, No. 7, Duke-street. Growenor•square. RQSS, HEREFORDSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES, FOR SALE, UPWARDS OF TWO . HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES.—IN LOTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM JAMES, 4t the Swan Inn, in the town of Ross, en Thursday, the SO of October next, between three and six in the afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced, A Most desirable and cnrnpact FREEHOLD EiTA It, called the HOMS, situate close to the town of Ross, and to the navigable River Wye; c , .uvrising a Dwelling House, with necessary Out-buildings, and upwards of 100 Acreir of very excellent Amble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Or► chording; it. the holding of Mr. Joseph Terrett. Also several Parcels of very rich and fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, (the Meadows chiefly adjoining the Wye ;) containing in the whole about 170 Acres, situate in the parish of Ross, and in the several holdings of Mr T. Pritchard, Mr. Amos Jones, Mr. Wm Gyttings; Mr. Grotge Pye, Mr. '1 bonus Re. !Anson, Palmer, Mr. Wm. Mayer, Mr. John Syer, and Mr. Haviland ; which will be sold in lots, to be specified iu future particulars, or such other lots ai may be determined upon at the time of side. The above Estates are of very superior quality, are extremely valuable from their contiguity to the town of lioss and to the River Wye, and present many desirable and beautiful spots for building upon; particularly the ilums Farm, whfch lies on a gentle slope to the south and south west, with the river Wye iu front of it. Mr. David Roberts, of Roes, will appoint a person to sheer the premises. Possession may be had (excepting only a part of the lands In Mr. Jones's occupation), at Lady-day next. Printed particulars, with maps annexed, may be bad at the principal Inns itt Ross, Gloucester, and Hereford; .and at the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-hill, London. For further information, apply to Mr. Davis, Land Surveyor, at Homingshant, Wilts; er to M.ssrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Lust , low, Shropshire. 1 OWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.—The superior kind of texture, which is the ex• eluave privilege of this Fabric, renders it the most pleasant, emu. fortable, and economical description of Skirting Cloth ever yet manufacture& It washes beauttfully—is warranted fordurabi. lay equal to the best Irish linen, and about Hall the Pricer Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 154, Cheapsitle, near St. Paul's; Harding and Co. 89, Pall-Mall; also ebb tti ready made at Doyky's War.house, 846, Strand, and nu other House Li London. TO TAB. POOR. MRS. JOHNSON having found, by the numb e r of Cases that came before her, of Mothers that bad been cured In a few days of SORE NIPPLES, and that bring an affliction that ttiost Women are subj.-ct to, who have young Children, In. duced Mrs. J. to publish Mrs. Bar.l tt's letter, as the Soothing Syrup was only. known to alleviate the anguish of suffering in. flints, while cutting their teeth, (which it will do instantly) thereby prevent: both fever and convulsions ' finding she bad lost her usual number of sullsring babes, entisired the cause—it was owing to her having omitted mention at the buttom of the leiter, " To the Poor," as usual, they thought Mrs. J. had whits:it-men her bounty ; be assured, my hutoble friends, to the contrary, for as long as Mrs. 1 ha. her health, will not r. I nluish so gratifying a theme Ns that t.f seeing so many Hundreds of In4nts restored from the jaws . ef death and pain, to health and comfort. 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I)YMERIB CARDIAC AND NERVOtTS Ti TURE, for Disorders of the Head, Stomdch, and Bowels, Gouty, Elbow , and Nervous Complaints, Debility, Pally, Etc. Case XXXV.—To "surgeon, Reigate. Rochester, July 7, 1812. Sir, --In the month of March, 1811,1 vim seized wi t h a Para. Lytle e c ion ir. the right side of my head 'and face: my otresigth left me, so that 1 could hardly walk; my countenance muck draws and +started; a general debility took pace and my limbs, upon the slightest exertion, were overwhelmed with fatigu. At the same time sounds of every sort were very distressing to me; the noise occasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made mo almost faint away ; the sound of my own voice, and the voices of others in conveisation, gave me great uneasiness. if I took np a book, I was unable to read it witk any degree of attention to the subject of it. In short, all the faculties of my hotly, ant, in some mcaatlre , those of my were sadly affected by this aw• ' ful and distressing stroke of Palsy, Providentially for me, I accidentally heard of your invaluable Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try It. Cy the time I had taken the a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of retnrning strength. After I bad continued taking it tor some time, my face gradually returned to its regtilat form; my limbs resumed their strength ; my mind its usual activity ; and I cot now walk live mile 4 with ease and pleasure, , and read as many hours fatigue, and with atter.tion to tux sobjvet. Noise, are no longer painful to me, and I can enjoy the conversation of my friends. 'ln short, 1 ant now so well in health as to have this peculiar satisfaction of discharging all the duties of my church with great ease. 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