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Id 114 . AND 4,ANHALL C. 44 If , :, e d Z K E Ts 4s Beef 44 4d to 51 4d Vest . 11 4s Bsl Mutton 40 ad to 5s 6d Pork ' .6s ' VI ?I .Od . .. Lamb 35., 4d. to 6s. 84. . ... 7 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Is Bags. : Anent 51 51'to 71 7s ' Kent 61 04 'to 91 OS Busses 41 4s to 61 as Sussex 51 Os to 71 10s Essex 41 Os to 61 6s Farnham 71 Os to 111 0$ RAW HIDES. .hest Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary tos. Od. to 21. 2d stone) Si. Od. to S. 4d. Market Calf 175.-od. each Middlings 2s 6d. to 21.. •84., English Horse 138. tO 15s. 04 Lamb Skins 28. Od. to 38. 44. Shorting, Is, 04. to —d i PIUCE OF LEATHEILIN I.EADENHALL MARKET. I Eutts 4'. --' ' - 444 204 Calf Skins 904 364! Ditto ' --' t" gad 2.7t1 Ditto Sgd 46d RI, rebants• backs 1221 44d Ditto . 58i 4.1 d 1 )Dressing Hides 18 1 d 1944 Small Seals led Sed iine'Coaeh Hides tad 2134 Large ditto 120 s 180$ . Crop Hides for cuts. i t 0 4 ,1 Sild Tanned Horse Hides 19d 224 d . Ditto • aid uSid Goat Skins PRICE OF TALLow. James's Market 4s 6d Town Tallow • • • 8 1 4 7 s s b Ot1 2. 1 , awe Marius 48 64 Yellow Russia, ~ • 79. 04 Vklegebspel Market 4s 5d White ditto ' 00s Od i ~.per stone of 81b . ----- Soap ditto - - f 7, r+ . 76s 04 I Afailage 13a 5d Melting Stuff' . 64s Od 4s 64 Ditto rough 40$ Od to 421 , Graves 208 04. Good Dregs 9s 04 . Tilialer kap 86s—Mottled , 100s—Curci, 1048—Palm 00154 Crop Prate of Candles per dosen, 138. Od—Moulds, 14s 04. fyi Aged 01), Dr. DMWen. of Dover, Sodety of F r a4 1 14 4 - 3• 1 0 lad been to attend a patient at Charlton, end ih attempting so get into his chaise to return home, fell backward upd i• • H.IGH WATER AT I f tiNDON aIitIDGE TO-MORROW. Morting- •• .1•••••• •-• • Afkintoon... lll minutes after 8 A 'BLANK IdAY GAIN re 50,060, BY EITHER OF I c RE WORT ?ATHA PRIZES OF TICICIrI'S GIVEN BY THE CON. TriACTONS, IN THE STATE LOTTARY OF 10,000 TICKETS, ALL TO BE DRAWN TOE BTII 4E81'214138R. SCHEME. 2... Prizes v.if....C16p00...are...X32,000 G... Prizes of 4,000 .are 8,000 2... Prizes or 8,000 ..are 6,000 4...Prixes of I.ooo sae 4,000 And upwards of Two Tbousand l'rizes of £5OO, £3OO, £204, aerate. down to £22, the lowest Priers, 'and every Number will bo drawn from the Wheel. , .-Widtetb and Shares are Selling at the Offices of T. BISH, the Cdbtractor for the Lottery, 'No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS, London. aft . quite - The Mark of J. Romani i4y 1, 1812. (Coo)y Jo a suture ,_ ,i. TOO 1 H POWDE.a. BEAITrIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as ope of the greatest blessings Providence can beccow, *that which the finest formed face itimperfect; inatteption to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of in offensive breath. 'Bo - runes VIGISTAILZ RISTORAIIVE TUOTU POWDER is a must elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth, but will preserve them In the highest stats of perfection ; it will tender them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, awl restore than to their original purity, entirely eralicate the scurvy In the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-acb, guru-b.les, and swelled face. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 110 N, At. the Custom 'House, Faverahani, Kent, no Wednesday, the 19th day of August, 1912, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, VIZ. 171 Gallons of Spirits of Brandy. b 36 Ditto of Geneva, I for private use. S Ditto of Fn. Brandy, The Smack PROVIDENCE, of 111 Tons, and her Materials. 5 Sails, a 7-inch Cable, new Hawser. 6 Small Anchors, and aundry Warps. The Hull of a Lugger infliree pieces, and her Materials. The Goods may be inverted OQ the morning of the day of sale. A deposit of 2- per Cent. will be required. COALeMAIKET, August 14. . Ships at Market Sold Prices. 611 Newcastle 5 455. 9d. to 565. Sd. I Stone Coil 1 60s. 01. to 00s. Od . COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 31 0 2 U I Palermo, 125 Pence per oz. Ditto at sight, 50 2 . Leghorn, 58 GENERAL 'COACH OFFICES, Rotterdam, c.f. 9 8 2 U ' Genoa, 54 WHITE HORSE INN, FETTER-LANE, Hamhurgh, _2B 9 2l U Venice, n. C. 52 Liv.Plecole BELLE SAUVAGE INN, Ludgate-hill; and CROSS KEYS Altona, 28 10 2,4 U effective perl. stet. -., .INN, Woocleareet, two doors trona Cbeapside, - London. Path. Iday's da. 19 5 Liv. Naples, 42 YARMOUTH ROYAL MAIL and Telegraph , Ditto, 2 Us. 19 25 Lisbon, 694 Jk Coaches, through Lowestoft, Ressing,land, Wrentham, Bandeaux, do. 19 25 Open°, 691' . Vangfonl, Blyborough, Yoxford, Saxmundham, Meltou, and Madrid, . Effect. i Dublin, 101 Woodbridge, every Afternoon at four o'Clock. • Cadiz, • 48 E ff ect. Cork. try YARMOUTH Lord Nelson Coach, through Colchester and Bliboa rviect. Now Dollars. Os. Sid. Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afteettoon at Two. Rio Janeiro 694, Malta 64e Gibealtar 42. ARUNDEL PETWORTH and LITTLE HAMPTON Po 6_t , , ' New Doubloon., £4 19s. Od. Sliver in berg per oz. Os. Od. Coach, through Kiogston, Guildford, and Godalin'eg Tuesday Paris 100 Ceadetnes, - 1 franc. . , Thursday, and Saturday Morning. at Six. • BRIGH lON Coach, the Princess Charlotte (in 8 hours) by the Oltioeo, August 8.4-The emend best price of a bushel of k •l e e ly Road, through Croydon, Riegate, Crawley, and Cuck- I Wheat was 17s. Pd. actording to- which price,,and a due allow- BROW' e ver y morning at halt past 9. sate made to tliellatQr Oil issli f e and yrice of bread are at fol . s ON, CHA fIiAM and ROCHESTER. Coach, (the kiwi viz.-The peck loaf hosieehold. 6 weigh 11 lb. 6 oz. .ss. ed. Sir Sydney Smith) daily, at Two o'clock. We bet peck 9st tog. 'wet the mealier ha proportion. CAMBRIDGE Lord Nelson Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and leCnnvaaattat Sioce hleezzv e Aua. liew-8eef,.131. Od. tea Friday mornings at 5. 114.. 6d. per more-Mutton, Ss. Od . so ss. sod. per stone.- CAMBRIDGE Union Coach, (late Old Cambridge) through 1 if4tmb e ss. ed: .to 6e. Pr Qa.. per ditto ,- Veal, 6s. Od. to , 7* Od. Roys.on and Buntingford, every morning half past 7, except ditto. ' - • „. , • Sunday. "432eietotsze Atte:ll4.--Wheat per load, "A 29 10s. to 4411•0 s. CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in 7 hours) ti rough lOttleyi per qr. 695. "d. to 7 1 a I._ Beans 774.0 d. to Ws. Od e .Ware and 4arkway, every morning at 8 o'clock, except Sun **- • 6Cs. Od. to 681 PC4II Ohs. Otl. to. Qs. 04 ' . day, acid cart tea only Four inside. .yto be attended with else most beneficial effects for the mire, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aternonn at 4. CAMBRIDGE Post Coach , through Ware , Barkway, and Foul ' ' .4 chenge of weather experienced , within these few datifill eat. ThrOughtiut nearly rule whole of the interior the corn, CANT ERBURY , MARGATE, RAMSGAI'E, CHATHAM, g re titularly the what, has arrived at its full growth, and the IitICHESTER, and S I ROOD Coaches, every Morning and art having been filled, they only require fine warm weather for Evening. N. B. Extra Coaches at Any bout. CH, about :week to ripen them, and render the crops fit for the sickle. fo ATHAM ur times a day.RO CHSeTER, and GRAVESEND Coaches, DOVP. and DEAL Post Coaches, every Morning at 8, and `lke Wheat crops in the neighbourhood of Baas are most East 4 put 5. abundant - - • • The-weather appearing fine, with the Prospect of a rlentiful aDINBLTRC;H and NEWCASTLE Hloll4l.lrn Post Coach, west. and • large quantity of Wheat being brought for sale at ' through .'lowish, Berwick, Durham, Darlington, and North- Warminster market lest Saturday, eccasiouect a reduction of the allert n, every Morning at 4 past 6. • jefne of-from es. to 10e. per quarter. FA KEN HAM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swaff • rinse harvest around PlA:teeth is describliE by the Papers bee hare, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at 4. wing to that county to be very !nutrient and heavy in the ear. FAVE R S HAM new light Coach, every . Morning at 9 o'clock. e wepaber 1,4 commenced, and the sicklerls busy in every GOSPORT Coach (the Blue) through Staiees,Paphot, Farnham, hand: - • . • • . Al'on, West Meon, and Farehaht, Mornings at 4 past 4. ' 'At Carlisle* considerable reduction in the prices of grain had HERTFORD ant WARE Coach, every Moruaig at 4 past 6. ! - 111Iteti place, and they were expected to be still further reduced HULL RODNEY Coach, by Way of Doccaster, Thorn, and ' y othipments from abroad. . North Cave, every Meriting at a past 6e This Coach is part!- , jerky harvest began at Aberdeen a few drys ago, and new cutarly expeditious, performing the Journey in 96 Hours. It beg Meal was. sold in that market on the 6th inst. flout a farm travels the pleasantest Road, and will be found the best Con 'th the,eicinity. veyanee to HULL.-N. B. It *yob's the extremely dangerous 4 4 11. e cone harvest has commenced generally in the neighbour- Passage cf the Humber. bead of Exeter, with the most favourable prospect of an then. IPSWICH and COI.CHESTER Coaches, through Stratford, St. iellost. erop.,lnebe memory of the oldest inhabitant the corn-fields Mary, Witham, Kelvedon, Chelmsford, Ingatestene, and sower appeared finer, or more luxuriant; the ears are reranka- Rumfori, Afternoons at 2 and 4. o llity jerge, and filled With most excellent tin. LEEDS new and cotuntodious Light Coach (the UNION), car-1 . tying only Four Insides, sets out every Morning a before 7, COLDS, COUGHS, ASTI - INAS, CONSUMPTIONS, he. At St. faitesai Fair, it Lanark, Wedresday se quick , thereMADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE. was * good &hew of lambs t the best kind sold quickly, and and travels with the greatttt Celerity. The Guard and Coach brought good prices; bat inferior kinds did not meet w i t h a go through to LEEDS without changing, and wily 4 Coachmen. TliE following well attested Case of a most severe' reedy market. There were great numbers of horses, the best sort LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, t e tratsee and, perhaps, unexampled complication of Human Maladies efewhielt also met with a qukk sale at high prices. The price of Folgate, and Stoke, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday After. ! effectually cured by Madden's Vegetable Essence, must convium dab *as very low, and the demand trifling. noon at 4. the most incredulous of its Superior and Sovereign Powers. kis wen known, that when black cattle are feeding on clover LYNN and EI.Y Coach, the Lord Nelson, through Cambridge, To Mr. MADDEN. • grasi.al this eeason,•particularly when there is dew on the gress, Monday, Wednesday, and'Friday Mornings, at 5. Hee au Rt 9 SI It-After the great benefit which I have received , they are often lost by wind in the stomach. it is worthy of men_ LIVERPOOL Caches, every Afteruoce. front your excellent Medicine, the N'eaetable Essence, and your', Amin, that a few gills of whale oil, with aq equal quantity of LEICESTER and NORTHAM! , l'O N Telegraph Coach, unbounded generosity in bestowing it gratuitously, I should, in- . whisky, poured diiwn theirthroat, is an Immediate cure. , through Newport Parnell, Wooburu, Dunstable, and St. M- . dt ed, he wanting in gratitude if I did not return you my most . ell'etsttors are expected to be v• ry attendant, and of coarse very ban's, 'every Afternoon at 2. ' sincere and hearty thanks. This is the only acknowledgment it • . oboop ti-is semen. 1 here *ever - was a year when more were LANCAeTER and CARLISLE Tekgraph, thro' Wigan, p re ,. is in my power to make; but I earnestly wish that, for the good Wanted, sad every whese they ;wear very promising. _ • ton, Kende!, Pcnrith, end Whitekaren, every Afternoon at 0 . of my afilitted fellow -creatures, my case should be made public. - - ee1e.....;........- LINCOLN and NOT I'INGHAM Poet Coach, every Morning About et years ago, I got very wet, and, consequently, caught a ; lit: latoes's Fair was 'holdell at Ravenglass e Cumberland, aft and Afternoon. , very severe cold; which settled on my lungs. I have had the aesist- Wedne ay lasteaccording to annual custom. - Ti e , p roc l amat i o n, . MAWENHEAD Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt ante of many Gentlemen of the Faculty, and have tried various sd lielenth 'emend it the usual -way, opened with an injunction ga. Hill, every Afternoon at 4 past 2, Sunday excepted. , other means; but all to Ito purpose. 'I he Asthma, as they caned ' tlit e rames . restarting to the said fair, to "- keep the Kings MARGATE light Coach, the Telegraph (carries 4 inside only), 'itr • s invet t ht,g ew o era e, a requently fur three or four, and some. ' pelsoilit 'their peril?' 'Whether the injunition led been ash- every Morning at 4 past 7, during the season. , times six or seven month% I was unable to speak, from the short. I .asairstood iv not' known ; but certain it is; that immediately ALARGATE and IL-thISGATK Coaches,- every Morning at i nee of my breath. At bit, about three years ago, I was taken /4 GAP. the crier- had ended, tholusiness of the fair commenced Wore 6, mid Evening a past 5. , ill that I could not Ile down in my bed either night or day ; and ' k a iattiirittastA / . MANCHE§ rER light Telegraph Coach, through L e i ce st e r • Inane very many times, did I think in the morning that I could not Palmetto, Aueuer 11.-4 t the wrestling at Crediton, on Derby, .Ashbqrste, Leek, and Macclesfield , every Afternoon at live *AI the evening, and in the evening that I could not live till the, etetelay last, for the mutual prize of 20.guingas, Golsworth e Y, a 2. 'I he public attention is particularly requested to this Con- . morning. Besides this, I was so afflicted with the scurvy, that I. slued Fizeph " of Tepeium was . thrown e n ov a n e e in l ees cern, as ie is the ortginalCoach establitheilfor carrying Four : was continually breaking out in sores and bons as his as eggs , one. tkara minute, by Southeott of Creditor,. Flower, the' Chalet- Insides only; it is on the last highly improved Construction healing up, and another breaking oat succenively; toy ens& was ,pionso(the 141:eth of Devon . , wasehrowihy t ioidau,' the Chain., *'r Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is extremely violent; and my feet and legs swelled to such a degree' rott e d the West ; bat the truly interesting part of the play worked throughout in the best possible style. i that those who saw them feared they would burst. In this draw& wits,at the close-thereof, ashen WIE. Wrtufoid, of Marchard Be, NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS Coach, ! ful state 1 was confined two years and ten months. But, now, shops, a young than who attained ble•l6th year only on the 19tli. through Eosin null Istorthallerton, mid Thirsk, righted and blessed be the Loan for. hie goodness and mercy to me, through otimos (after Laving ibm.w*two others its the double play) ge e guarded ibtougliout, sets out every Morning at 4 past 6. . the assistabee of your Valuable Medicine, ail my complaints•are apposed. to Permitted' Cheriton, a Stu - rate player, midst. NORWA :H Expedlxion Coach, through Hockerill, Bourubridge, ' renloetl, to the astonishment of all who knew rue; many of per that to the Champion Jordan, both of whom be threw in a, : Newitrarket. Thetford, and Wymuadham, every Afternoon, whom call me ' A Walking Miracle.' I will only add- that 1. *lost excellent style.. the former after a struggle_of 25, and the t at h- , shall always retain the most grateful sense of your kindness, and kites of "more than 85 minuted, ;nearly the %Ade of which Bine I .OXFORD sad WOODSTOCK Light Coach (the Beene saw), that I am, Honoured Sir, your most obliged and most huMble the greatest efforts teoshaow•hlorivere obesity both Perrot and Minidaye Wedaeulay, and Falday Mornings It 8, through Ux- serweees Jima aUvOgN.--Nye. June 6;18 R. ' id es ..Thayoungssaag tres•tarsied off•the groand la ttiumpb brideel,!_retebee end Tetaeottla. - , I believe the abuse statement to be perfectly menet, and , can lIPT ed., amidst the applauses of the spectators. .STAMFORD Coach, through Hartford, Baldoek, Sligleswade, safely vouch for its authenticity. J. Mr aas ee ltiear 4 Rye.. . i ..-' 1 and Seiliiii every Morning, Ditistatas., • Au'ourr IL-On the Island, iti 'one cif tlie Loewy, s at li &t 6 . - The VFXJETABLE ESSENCE is sole* riattl4lP•ol 7a. ! _fyqarni. seff Star, parish of Striltbet, the t:0 tiai,lrien ti Ik s.fBUNDERLAND. YARM, sod ri'OCKTObi Coach, every each, stamp duty Included, - "sit 1 1 .5._ . Ma d 4 Ho No. 14, dal kted.ble stsidence,andfr•or kis almost leristeelfilble *' Meni et beef lie - r- .. e' • • ..;.! , . Glouctster.atreet,'Queafraquers, - Bloodedsurgt and 'l4 farcial = otodciaces .o m , in d imansi gftaud f rgektagionion tb r i am b i . , WORT , awl leAelmia. . , modation Coach, every mor.. aittrintraesay at Mr., Sangeeti, 1544 Oskireetreet ; Mt. Haw-I Lone dem, and the f oultry, lo thu neighbourbonel t „Thal 01 %1, , ..,,..thmompopm. parking . Ltea- theeknadamdi -km s, /NOM Bondotreet • Mr. Hagoenitea ft , .SS, Hayetnarket ; ; 1 gal. geggseni *as lately successfully employed to loot mit ' Fineee• -• .. •,r • - --i• Mn. Sass's corrupt. of King -street ~. „ .•. 1 . ~ . . . :. , • , . _ _, , ~Hognirnt Mr. P,141,1e4, 261, ' f l ow peersign tot We feathered tribe!: 'Ai l ien - d : YORKI4II.IIYer Coach, . 3 i put 6, Holborn ; fvfte.Wani's, near . Mtddle-rieW,Holbdris ; Air. Per. j stale the !Amide and brOrtght 'away ah sgle ' at 44 saga' ' , trife_ -sod, Per .at Issliko.picbi, is . rice's; - se, Soto Itampton.4treet, Ceveuf-gittdiii I Tete.' Met:isles, ' - e ne ssioddck 'boAteltetett on . the 'boreal the 'lock add ! ven•Bt artPfx cociro .[matt ismadaw 85 , Flegt-stivet ) hu,itill'i,% Royal Exchange OW; Mr. Bred; s tsa p i p gap ky it. . l•be two parents corning .co theereliefl. fieldee o laerovagfC4lelyPla lm r the ether -Principal Towna n; nd's, 156, Bialmpageta Without ; Mrs. Josslen's 3a. Whitler ! of 3 f ie young, One was by this mesas. manned. Tbi, ft/3*C , bf the klo:th The Guar 4. Coach asa through without *, chapel; and Mr.. Clait e ll, 566; Higheetreete. Bora ' sll ll -' Mod at '', Agcy leg brnken.land though swing 'to' fteenot betrig Ottani : a , cbanghig, adeeilFf l e'Uelieheewii Punish ersbookaatthrongh, ' where eike - leheite Padiiklet, cam aidnti• fads; • Aiken i n j oi , t h etts p , she n i m e ber papa and soared ou e'l and "labia, to atep.owthe reliadasay petonsed inamialrewltlia. .Of itatthittbessabdil large se le ction of Cara', maybe ha ' derarrevia tionotba.ciremostana of eaerbaf keforded fee whet 1 nt ; Plefk l it k if 3s4 4 ,i!"... • • .. 1 ' .'' ' • " '' . 'l l 148 ' 14lidell mg/ 14 " three' bottles ibli 61 ' 1 1., • .... .11 .. , t ./...... • . . Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsinouih, Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Portsea ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookwortby„ G!etwille t Gilbert, and Hoxiand, Plymouth ; Newbfiry, Dublin ; Bunter and M'Douald, Glasgow ; bm:th, Manderston, Scott, and Car gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Prok,Htdl; Brighton ; Roberta, Seldon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg son and Billlnge, Edwards and Penny, Liveriool ; :+tains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd. Bir mingham ; Gregury, Brighton; and of most/respectable Medi cine Venders in she Kingdom, in Boxes 21. 9d. each. 10 TiiN PAKAL KING'.. PA I'EN I'. 1 YMER'S CARDIAC AND NEKVOUS T/NC; TURF., for Disorders of the Head, Stoniarh, and . Bc;wele, Gouty. Hi1i0.44 and Nervous Confplainti, Debility, Pali, &c. Case XXX V.—To last as Rem rl, Surgeon, Reigate. Rochester, July 7, Itrl2. Sir,--ln the month of March, 1811, 1 was seized Veltlra Para lytic.Affecion in the right side of my head and face: my strength lift me, so Nat I could hardly w ilk; my countenance much dravin and distorted; a general (lehiary took pace; and my limbs, upon the slightest exert on, were over aheinied with fatigu,.— At the same time sounds rtf every sort were eery distre.sing to me; the noise oicasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made me almost faint away ; the sound of my own voice, and the voices of others in convertation, gave me great uneisittLeis. If I took up a Itto.k, I was unable to read it with any degree of attention to the :..eijcet of it. In short, an the facult es of my body, and, hi some i:.easnre, those of my mind, were sadly affected by this aw ful and distressing stroke of Palsy. I Providentially for me, I accidentally heard of your invaluable Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try It. By the time I had taken half a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of returning strength. After I had continued taking ft for some time, my face gradually returned to its regular form; my limbs resumed their strength ; my mind its usual activity ; and I Can now walk five miles with ease and pleasure, and read as many hours without fatigue, and with attention to the subject. Noises are no longer painful to me, and I can enjoy the conversation of my friends. In short, lam now so well its health as to have the peculiar satisfaction of discharging all the duties of my church with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine Ptovidence, I must attribute my recovery to the use of your invaluable Cardiac 11 sinecure ; and I desire to give this pu bis testimony of its e Ili cacy, in order that all who are afflicted with Palsy may know that this excellent medicine will relieve them, the use of which I do most earnestly recommend. RIGSMID iOIDAN• From the Rev. R. Jordan, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester, Kent. Sold WholCsale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by I Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, • No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; and re- I tail by Frederick Smith, No. 29, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbery, and Son, 45, St. Yaul's Church-yard; J. Harris r corner of Ludgate-street ; Ward, Holborn • and by miry Vendor of Patent Medicine s in the United Kin gdom, in bottles, at 9s. 9d. 74.13 d. 14s. and in pints at 275. by which there is a considerable savinz. euermusonhafigult h. They occasio n *, if:appetite, a paleness of eke colour of the .fee, 'nuclides* der . egula,r state of,the bowels, attended after with cobalt pa n bring on convulsions ; they affect the growth , i die *s_ tjteglortrye fatal, by ending hs a onaluttiption or dray, g o i tralventat)ve and cure of these al.mitstag compaohmos sa b lid t Medicine is universally allowed, tut the teetim or g ike *hest characters in this country, befit IS rank aid tenon s *. k, to have no equal. Their public approbati on , p a y,4 decor, from a personal knowledge of its woudat a i num JettSr own families, stamps its merit beyond compe t i t i on ,* eg "gives a sanction to it, of which uo other Med , cice of tisk* %it boast. Parents and others, who have the care et claim, tepid have this remedy as a family Medicine to wort ro s ins'. peer the stomach or bowtils at Children are any way deoniusg e which It will always be found to relieve. bold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4, Cbs aide, London; Sharp and JSelatn, Fortsmouth ; Jones, Weme, •Alliriot, and Mallory, Ponies; Hall and Johnston Gospan, .lentan and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Koss, a nd Tunny Ffnll ;Holland, Cookworthy,blettleton, and Gilbert, Pintos* lEnott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham •' Stasi ,itsd Lynch, Manchester; Treortuan, Exeter; Smitk, Maadesse k llteaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh i Baxter :Lod *Ds*, abegow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. lit. illell% "nstens Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and 111110 and Latlibury, Liverpool; Neale and. Lelger„ 1) wet; W Br ghton ; Robins, :*iden and Ruff, Chelietthstn ; and MA by moot mounter medicine v i endees-is. hoses, at :!.. 91 asd3s.4l, W tiLN men a IkIUCA‘IO2 ADO, pfulcational use rersevering endeavour...fp discover the moat salami certain method of treating a few,prevalling Diseases, the suttees ful tesult of their experience Is the beat proof of soperiotity. 'Messrs. GOSS anal t co. Surgeons, have been induced ta the cure of the following the objen of their partic.z'ar smith ea i.iertata. Disarder," freuently.contracted In a Tomtit of Muni. Otitis; and its concomitants, Strictures and Chefs, which, by an improved 'plan, are apt edtiy. and effectually cured; as *Jar' Witty, wbothel arising from Bacchanul‘en int:a:genera, loeg resi dence it -*sem ilicia.es, •1* 3 IllotTr3 soli. ary vice, too efts lAN h,ppoly ?imbued by the youth sit betli sexes. fa Its. esse ewe/ • sterili. y or barrenness, and in the other a outstations trail OW* sous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tertnalate in hisre tence and consumpton. In that diretessing *Ve of debility deficieney, whether the consequence of •essch baneful habits, arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the tution b: came tweebled, as regularly educated tiergeoru of Lail don, they offer a 6sm , sak, sad opettly re's:oration to mead all vigorous heahh. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled doe, by a superior method, to remoye venereal complaints, bowie Inveterate or contylicated, without subjecting the patient to 11$ least restraint in diet or exercise; sad in recent Case. where* early at:r e heat ein is made on discovery. of the infection, they ilf quently perform scare in the short space of two days. Meals precedented Aortas of tLeir mode of treatment (which Itesolts.r been known to fail in one single. Meatless in a practice of !ayes% during vritic,h period many thou,and persons ef both sexashaft been cured, even after severe and iiisetious methods bad km pursued by other Prat. itioners without effect), ieduces thrall thus publicly offer their advice. T. be consulted daily \ personally, or int letter, by palms ei either sex. Lettere [tont the country, contaltEng a Earle sorts duly attended to, and advice and medicines tote's/dot is aig part of the Kingdom --(Y./SS and C)q.l3. Bouverie-nrete. HAPI I. INE SS. Air i a IiRRIAGE should be the foundation of &aid &v.& Happiness, which Is often disturbed through the paths that form the union not taking these precautions which wawa'r cuse them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Pee of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but wife. the constitution has been tainted by &acme, or debilitated be s certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovivion of stabaf pre: lout to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to 'Phi die slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the byttete. Vet 'no disorders have contributed more t notarially to destroyfinies Deal happiness than dime which are theconsequeuce of miliaria pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Mesas. CURRIE and Co, for these last twenty years, to direct their der dies and practice exclusively to the treatmein and cored the nereal Disease, and the disorders aris , ng thsrcfrom, as also to dot derangement of the system. produced by the destructive habit d the ineensidreate scheol-buy, which brfogs on these distre.suli Debilities and Deficiencies ib.t prevent or embitter the WO monial state. The successful rezelt of their plate. Tins dna . additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these compiaiwee • which are the most important in the catalegoe of Luatau hb' mitts/. It behoves every person who -has itululged .ut tary vice to seek rad by cousuling professional mend 100 h mince and honpur, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. etsbn tM sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testaatisty of iff• contradicted tacts. In profes.ing the curt of these complabsia - they hold out nirinducement to vice ; but, iiensilde as all eat* must be of the existence of such catamitie.,tkey offer their asiie‘ tame as rqularly.educated Members et the Royal Cella Id Surgeons of Loudon and Edinbis:gb. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first reepralhili lave been ender the care of Mears. Currie and Co. for: di nioval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, tr.f. aott lON received a radical and permanent cure, request that Wadi nuil be nude to them as satisfactory eelileseies of the &all I P priority of Messrs. Currie Co.'s pies of ettertnellev Nor bf these Gentlemen bad Strict urn tram ten to twenty /wit sad W. re lender the care of 'Messrs. Horns and ilisetlaN, and Outer ,wrpeoei of equal eminence, who antenna , theirg '''' by SO application of the Lunar caustic, withcrit sucare. Mews. Currie and Co. have selected the b Alowiug later hola the many they are dedi rrceiviug, fro.- - then' thanks fur their is lt was sent to them en who bad labodred under ten years; be .l!ad been professional eininence, gelid; :but fitistaN.tatir pussited by Meseta. _ the Own space of goe.nsentb. " To 11 Lord ---- leek Cm* the perfect t able mild and adsn He may add. that be • area aid kettiom hatirrher ()bulled., re** cure of that boccie to the !UMW that fathers power, tram a 411- . 4.61 eta al iyipiao}e to Dr. Currie behests ready and wiling ,t ides*, Curtis atad r • , • , . . . /111Pgimaim*" . ....... i iti*Aijii*E*. • 'I" Aug.'s, V', IL sq. of rlttoirle, Aberiketi. arrohlisslNnnound, • 147 19 . 4ap ie tX ; ( 21V , tbit Bast ladle. Coos- _ -- SMltHtlEl34 . At;gitst 14. • ilke 41% .114 to. St. .0d - tial 15s od to 7o 6d : rAleitiviitt'shke: Taliais - OK Atilitiantliffekof the Plymouth Mutton Ss 4d to 6. 4d ,• left 'Ss• od tessn - .1161 1 4•1 1 xii l6 o Itita i l koi lfblior W'Seras dmoShter 'a l b' late Lamp 4,114 to ,7s. 01. 4 1 1 1 0 4 11 1 4 1 . f Nrcf-1 . i.' '. . Beasts, ap.vellsor r Aheep nod Lambs, 6,640. •• • 'l7'e , -'. . • ' 'MEM ' • Cl,.*, .1 ,4 ? - 7P44. 23 0. . - July 110,1 n Ireland, Sir J. Pannell, Bart.—ln ammapeallte ofaa k PR ICS OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD, acei4e4,thsApef,el puly, Patuall 3 short dna pollsodtagiblo‘birth, Hay 41 10s tO fil Us. Blew Clover 71 Is to. 71 101 re WAS always quite dumb and a complete cripple.-.TI s *fie New Hay 11 int mu AI Os • Straw •id lTs to 31 63 and fssuily estates deitena to his brother the Meth' 'for NbWOATE MW LEADIINHALL VAlt.101 . 1; 1-4lle Queen's Cduorpl, . . - Beef 44 std to Ss 4d Veal 4.T 1.1,,5. es ad I ' 1 ,,,, lqately d aged 70, Dr. Benwell, of Dover, one orthe Sodety of , . . Anntotsoichnfik I' BU(. , in) net/ Alierip#4.4 LOOM . iititt CO ' . itivt. SPILSBYRY ins leave to inform the Pub. ix. AFFE cr i thi r, With their usual tonewstitans, IVA lie that front the ;an , dins ~ ii - ~i, ~,),,e : ..-1 tiN: h ying Pahutt Ratulenty,-Indigeonew,-yog at De tart w • ii; of Gr.AVig be lan4o( • - t ~;,.-. #;: eluting in whatever source?. are relic rd a tu t y atilli ca (ed. the h h i e s adv Nit an dti esd ne ed- ti til l i•tle . t'Wl'illt. tie'. . • • . ...; • •': . it it l etT le 6thet- FUnb illt Ersarcit latie4. ur Meer ' iais (used with t I L . Th ass, - „ , :by Nat mumal swam .., murrAitarit,a" the original price. • now a period oiTea Years shite,l.ll.ll4 ll kle4WlClPP , .+lfFse "!aPe, 1 0 4 4tillerPoovviiirst.. ) Av . Perivelie It is bee been , ineass id..fas s ii&; Lith ous in e y **ie . 4rOsictya '. rn.ttrAung, aild,nr-ctual..Ntuedy M Vie sturiA, Leuagag s width-bin Meth! I' nieiti tillitiradtanee.= ' Ykeie, eirrarni• else eesentat'SPAMNS and 941/14ES in Lis dna hilt shell; N ,41Arke. Mr. titansudeir •repectlidijinfornte the Pbblk,. tbai On ',llssl 4 4 . taken try Qidohisse, istetnebusatleN- oe . an t ai m Lila ....- ' the 10th of August. i1119,4he above pekes will take place. in t ent pr :tiabrocattoo g cud 10180 lanatdigtqly wi et D 6 l••° 51 r1s.t i l uare t ? % ,1 1 T, 2 . 2 °IP IIL dom. k -prevent, the Pert turning black. -A97-es. - . . . . .WI i C II 4I4DIS IfAhlikrY Ca ATE, 1 . ' 11B*T91 , 11413,MilDleiNE. - . __ a _ ... ' is equally effitaeous for 41011-cogdition e d • C/41179.--l i ellXi. B* ik SLT 90 ISTOPlrearli iiirgru• i 0M olio a ru pd o , ‘ sio t e,,, L , .. filniom. Riere li°s Te ss, •''"'cl . JOAN . ROMA I 4St - n e. • 4 66 0 ,M t 14/ tM in ' 1 4 ikeitakiWi Rut- : 400 th• •Pall!siblese :Laniard Eyelid*: ew e 1 Essex. was'seited With "very violent libeiMPlP and S a . l E 5 Tntlatna yes. Sere 'Owls. mid ' Scuriguije • in his hips, knees, thighs, and every parr of his befit ;he en- I ,D e .. ei i pt i o o . itusuours e s i le a 04 11 dared this pai; of 9 yeirs; he bad been unable to do any I p Lepared , 04, " tkots 16, it. jamesswAree _ _ ,_. r 4 neerr r, OMR es kind of work forwa rds of 13 weeks, he was at greitexpt•fku 1 Greek -street, Soho, London . TheYmence i l ad pm, se ukit 8 , lei procuring the best medical advice y in that part of tNe cauntrY, each; thU Ceram it Is. eid. snit el. u& so . dtt every 14404 0 and Wag attended by tin eininent surgeon for done mer asortill - Vender in she Uoittd Kingdom. • I. • The : Orniii ie has a *ask ink Si autp, with the oLae 4 iw out t ree it e ons iving ,, ast: ho be;fi pi t im ; h al e e t te hen ti ta bo m f e eee tl y t , t s tif ar or t...c tli k,d e T a vl n ce s , s • 0:11ttfoll owerted on it. *hen he received mach' relief; and by coati:lath the uselhireof •—•.!...------ 7 ,-_- rn —....----.-._ „..—.......____ . _ • only Mr six days. his pains were entirely . removed, anal he rev .. - criiiktilat gr NT WOU.M I.olGENiati„ * Yb gained the'free use of' Vs limbs, and returned capable of e4irw lir ORMS are the must frequent sources tittle .1 •his issue, fanning bu4nnis, and after crintinuing totwe • these Me- y v dress's Diseases.-.—Thlir symptoms emorpgstenitalpte. .. 1 divines nine days longer, was quite restored. dim otaildren should be acquainted with. They orn ate 6t '1 - - - w cp. bare selected sae witentug....— thlk receiving, from G4ntlcetten reenact ter restoration to sowed and viguroes WO. 1 earagicited. front the sin of a liehle ' wider this diairessi.ig and palatial embal m been under the care of r.teetai her ice. nose of whom alfardod hint p he superior mode of treatment adopted Currie and Co. heasualeed a ra.dole Ise month. • r: .} 3r.Currie, tO7, Hatton-Carder. ~ • 4 Pt great pleasure in communicatirg to . eeemblistleatat of his hicettli, a c 1 * 1 1 rade treaumnt of *ric:urea in t*.ie U be an not : for many years elljefed jk M five pain. . and he entertains ne 1 7 . through hie Ski tad attention,* herald compleiat. As he was not a 9thers treated the aaliipletet• be us • trial 'sad &just camper rte paw dad Currie which he sensibly hell aqd wiling to achnowledge." hipi sig ad Os. may he mititilted by guest* 11.....• irma•••••••••• ..A h.r_ meni at Itildr -....1 • ••••