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LONDON MARKEiI. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE if., This day tht.re wLre tunic farther arrivals of Wheat, and the r'd ransins very heavy in talc; One [ample. are at lets price. end Infriior continue altrioft unfaleahle.—Good Barley keeps its prie• , Malt has few buyers —T ick Beans are tome &am— ts. ts :or in tolerable (tipple, atid do not fupport lan prices Much 3 'nut. nt I,cottri quality remains on hind, but the gener.il prices of this and oar- articles have little variation. Cr/4EI7AL CDIIeNCY Al UNDER Wheat, (oi 7 "5 Si. per. qr. Uri Peak 34 s 398 od Sic Ditto. 85•14 ls od Deana, 404465 Rye, 311. 434 'flew Ditto, jts 37. 6d Earley, VS 34 s Oats. au% aa. 331 Malt, 641 fq. od Poland aim, pa 721 od Whit.. PLace,43e 491 Rape Seed, col 00l Tate! Ot rtnua. Fine Flour 70* to 751 Second. 6c3 to 7os per fact. PRICE ad' HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. 14.. w Bap 61 i - Ito 71 15s I Pockets 61 zos to 91 os NMI OF VAT AND 1 FRAW IN SNIT litleLD. • 31 Oa to 41 tos I Clover al iss to 51 04 cl cos to cl ca I Straw, _ ti t6a to al Ss SMI rtiviELD MARKET, June 13. To rink the offal—rer Rone of Sib. Beef 44 14 to CI 43 I Veal 41 8d to ys 6.4 Mutton 4 1 83 to it ad Pork 45 od to y 9 cd Lamb 51 od to fa 641. NE.WOATE and I.F.ADENHALL, June 13. Per Rove of 81b. by the tamale, Beef 3 , 8. 1 to 41 43 Veal 3 , od to 54 oil Mutton 4s 0.1 to 4s 81 I Pork 41 0.1 to js od Lamb 41 8.1 to 6s ed. PRICE OF TALLow IN LONDON. St. Jamsa's market 34 g i g Fnwit Tallow 64. el to os Clare Market 31 94 Yellow Ruilia 66, to —, od Whiteckapel Market White ditto 64s od to ce (pet Roue of Bib.) 34 9J Snap ditto 64s to os od --- Melted Stuff yes to os od Its 34 Ditto rough 36s od to os Average Price 31 91 Octaves r its od Good Dregs los to Oa Yellow Soap, 8u to 01-.Mottled,92l.—Curd. 96s Trice of Candle. per (loam, Its o,i—Moulds, us. od TRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHAI.L. Butts, so to 561 b each aid to 22d Dittg,6o to 651 b fled to asd Blerchants Backs std to 215.1 Dreffing Hides scal to aid fine Coach Hides std to 124 Crop Hides for Cutting it 54 to 2354 Flat Ordinary 1954 to std Cilf Skins ? 30 to aolla per dozen hod to 454 Ditto 30 to 7olb 364 to 424 Ditto 7o to Bolb 36d to 39d Small Stab (Greenland) seer lb. 3a 64 to 3s Lod Large ditto :los to istos per dos. Tanned Horfe Hides sss to 380 each COAL MARKET, June t3.* Nair at Polarket Ships fold Price e 43 Newcaftk Coil a 6 393 od to 48a od. 4 Sunderland 2 4as 3d to 431 6d COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Anidierdist 36 7sUL I Cadiz 374 cfrearenon 47 Re. at fight 35 8 Madrid 35 5 ad. DRUID 605 Rotterdam 11 7 a tit 13;1110.1 37 eff. Orono 6t Narnburgh 34 3 2114. I Leghorn 5I i illUblill 111 Ahem 34 4 2 Uf. Naples 44 C ork 13 Tarts, it dare date 24 7 Er. Venice 66 IiVITS icoli Mallet Paris - 24 tf 2 tn. per ii. Reeling. . To , ardeenz 24 16 ditto I Palermo 90 Pence per oz. Agin on the Bank of Holland s 5 per Cent. New Dollars o 5 65' My, Rowin lames Dawsnes, aged z 4 the age of 18 he was admitted a patient at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Snho•fquate, after being difcharged from St. Bartho lomew's and St. Thomas's Hofpitals. He had two abfeefles, one in the gland near thepit of his neck, and another in the gland under his arm. which together bowed his head on his break in walking. Thefe were thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the other glands in the neck were diluted. Two years of feven (his apprenticethip) he was unable to follow his employment. On firfl taking Smssurty's Pa. tent Antifenrbutic Drops he mended, and in four years he became well ; and though (ince expofed to cold and wet on volunteer duty, he has etcaped a re turn of his difeafe. Be careful in porchafing this medicine, that the words" By the King's Patent" ate exprelted at length on the bottle. bill of direnions, and outfide wrapper, and that the damp (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Witnefs, We L 1.1•11 Trios, sBl, Tooley-flrect. This medicine is fold in bottles of ss. 6s. los. and O. P. duty included, at the Difpenfary, No. 15,Solm fquare, London ; and by moil refpeasible agents in town and country. DIED. On Wcdnefday bit, at Brighton, Richard Allen. M. D. Wednefday afternoon, at Tunworth, near Bafingftoke, the Ref. John 111147, Raitor of the former place. Lately, Mr. Wm. Page, bookfeller, of Cambridge. _He was ap. parently in pate& health, when he complained of a pain near his !wart, dropped down, and expired immediately. SEA BATHING. F riO BE LETT, Ready Furnifhed, feveral new ended Lodging Hodes, making op from Eight to Twelve Beds, with Dining and Drawitrg Rooms, and fultable Domeßic Offices to each, fi tuate dole tu the Beach, at Little Hampton, in Sure'. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Herded, Arundel. foBELE AFI - 13 ENTERED ON IMMSDIAI ELY, OR A5Ol D by Pit IVATE CON FRACT, CAPITAL HOUSE, con fi ning of a Dining, Brakfaft, and Drawing Room. twelve lied Rooms, Houk keeper's Room, &e. with a Coach Houk and Four Stable, and a largx excellent Gleam well Mocked with Fruit . 1 rees and Vege tables. The Pretaes are in a delightful fituation, three miles Weitward of Town, are in the molt complete repair, and In every refpcdt calculated for the reception of a large Genteel Family. Further particulars may be known anti 1 Whets foe viewing, bad by application to 'Tr,. Tahourclin, Solicitor. Argyle•Sreet. CAPITAL. TAVERN. TO BE LET on Leafe by Meffts. WINSTANLEY and SON, with the ufe a the Furniture, O NE of the mnit capital and belt enablinted TA VERNS in the Metropolis, now In full trade, and In whith a very conlidemble fortune has been accumulated. Every accost modation be given as to the payment for the Stock, &c. which though at pref,•nt very extenlive may be reduced for the corset. nience of the Kiwis , . Principals only ran be attended to. and ap plication may bc made to Maks. Winflanicy and Son, Fateruoitcr row. A C.ERFAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-PLAISTER. 711 E PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever Med, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If k does not eradicate the Corn, Tort and branch, TO ItZTV•t4 Tide NIONICT. And he bee leaTC to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberiefs hie& eaciout Ointments, Salves, ase. as many hundreds of afflidted pew lons can teftlfy, amoog wboat arc Larne of the nrft ekaradters this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell, No. a, Fineh-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltock ftrect ; Mr. Wnfon, No. 39, Stjmoces-ftrect ; Mr. finder, No. at, Pall-Man; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jebotal and Co. No. iso, Oxfwd-ftrvet. At Bridal, by Mr..lll.4gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers B at h, By Hazard bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, hy ELter, South Bridge. Portfea and Ctofport, Mr. Harding s. u Tor psot, ts, Mr. Gorr, printer. nd Mr. Jones ,hookfellcr. Portfmourb, Mr. Mod , : , bmkfeller. by soft of the Votes. a Mt4l::inos Ergizd. SALES BY AUCTION. STATES near MARGATF. and BOUGHTON AYLUP. On Saturday the aSth June, at the Royal Hotel, at Margate, SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS and Parcels of Land, in'convenient Lots. Alfo, a (mall Farm at Bough ton Avlup, near to AiWord. Particulars may be had by applying to Melia. M , Dougall and Hunter, Lincoln'a Inn; Mr. Lawkins, Margate, and Mr. Grill, Tanterbury. Mr. Boys, the tenant of the Eitinesolepr Margate, will thew tlusfe eltates; and Mr. Rolfe the tenant, at Boughton Aylup, will thew hit Farm. Printed par ticulars will be diftributed aniongß the principal Inns on the Kent Roads, fame-. • - to the (ale. days prior - WEYMOUTH, f6NE, By T. TIN!' ALL, At OW Crown Inn, on Wednefday, June at, 1806, under a Corn miffion of Appraifement and Sale iffued from the High Court of Admiraljy, and addrelfed to Meffrs. Wm. Welton and "lhounas Ri,:hardron, Commiffioners, THE Cargoof the Galliot JOHANNA JLTLIANA HERMINA, HA N s Sca Loaa Mailer, on her Voyage from Malaga tss Embtlen,eonfifting of 1370 Barrels Sun Raifins—.-26 Boxes RalEns. 20 Pipes of Malaga Wine.--t Cafe of Ditto. For particulars apply to Metres. Weflon and Richardfon, Cons miffionws, Weymouth, or to T. Tindall, Broker. The Sale to begin at Eleven &Clock in the Morning. WILTS. By IL HAROLD and SON, At the Bell inn, at Swindon, on Monday the aBtb of July, 1806, at Twelve &Cluck at Noon, (unlisfs fooner difpofed of by Pr! •ate Contraet , of which notice will be given) THE MANOR of LEIGH, near Clt ICKLADE, (eo estenfive with the Parini) with the Yearly Qi2it-Rants, Royalties, Fiihery, anal Appurtenance►. Alfo, a very improveable Farm, with a Farm Houfe and Out buildings, and about One Hundred and Nineteen Acres of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, in the Occupation of Leonard Hawkins and Richard Cowley, as Tenants at Will, Ago, a (mall Houfe, Orchard, and Four Inclofures of Land, con taining,3eventeen Acres, Three Rand;, and Six Poles, fubjed to a Leak thereof to Richard Painter, for his Lite, aged about Eighty Years, at the referred Rent of al. 61.8 d. per Annum. The whole are fituste at Leigh, near the Turnpike Road from Cricklade to Malmfbury, two Miles and a half from Cricklade, and five from Cireneefte;: For particulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Wells, of Dosct-Amp ney ; Mr. Ward, Marlborough, or Mr. Davis, juo. kloroinglharn, our Warminlter. VALUABLE CHURC:II PREFERMENT. By Mr. PLURA (without Rcferve), At the °Telt Room, No. 9, John-Meet, Bath, on Monday, the 16th inft. at Eleven in the Forenoon, By order of the Aeling Desiree in Truft and Executor of the late Proprietor, to pay off locumbrances ao his notes, THE ADVOWSON or Perpetual RIGHT of PAI*RONAGE and PR ESEN TAT 10 N of the RECTORY l oaf COLD-ASHTON, in the County of GLOUCESTER, &Era bly, conveniertly, and sdvantageoufly fituated near one City of very ftationable retort, and another of great mercantile intereft, being Gx miles from Bath, and nine from Brittol; together with 82 acres or thereabouts of Glebe Land (part of it producing a large annual rent for the growth of potatoes); and alt the Great and Small Tithes of the Parini, which comprifcs about 2000 acres of Arable and Pafture Gronnd in the molt cultivated and belt im proved Rate, a furvey of whist] has not been made for many years. The prefent incumbent Is about the age of 53 years. Further particulars may be had on application, tido r perfonally or by letter (pat paid) to Marra Batchellor and Potts, Solicitors, No. 5, Hare court, Temple, London ; or to Mr. Plura, Bath. ROY, SURD__ By Mr. WELLER, (oa the Premifri) . On Monday, the 16th of June, at Twelve o'Cloek, AVERY valuable Freehold Villa, a modern and neat Elevation, with domeftie Offices in the. Bafement. Ground Floor, Entrance Hall, Drawing. Eating. Brcakfaß, and Gentlemen's Rooms; Firß Floor, font. Chambers and a Dreffirg Room, Attics, four Bed Rooms, with attacked and detached nfficcs of every defer iption, Gardens, Orchard and Heaton Groand•.Flot and Green Boyles, Coach Hour. and Stables, with two Enclofures of Rich Meadow Land ; the whole Banding in abont five `en ure Acres. flume at Filter, on the rife of the Hill, entering the l'lllage from Col ham, Rending unconneßed with any either property, and peculiarly diftinp Otcd for beautiful Scenery, the Soil Dry and Healthy, the Neighbourhood highly re Meddle, near faveral Packs of Hounds. from London fixteen mica, Kinglton and Cobham four, and Hampton Court three. Printed particul.rs may be had of John Vidier, Efq. Milbank; Meffrs. Winftauiey and Son. Paternotter row: Chapter Coffee Houle, London; Media. Knight, and Co. Kirin rn; Groper, White Lion, Cobham; Talbot, Ripley; White Hart, Efhtr, Guildford; King's Arms, Godalming ; Libraries, Brighton ; Fountain, Portf mouth ; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Cha d:letter. SALE of the REMAINING SHARES in the HULL DOCKS; . Under the Powers of an AR. cr Parliament, paffed In the 45th year of the Reign of his reran Majefty, for making Additional Doeks at Kingßon upon 'Hull. Dock-Office, Kingiton-urnn Hull, May t 6, 1806. At the Exchange. In Kingiton-upon-liull, on Wednefday the 18th day of June, 1806, preeifely at One o'Clock, (fitijed to fuch conditions u mall be then produced), FIFTEEN NEV SHARES in the undertaking for making DOCKS at Kingftan-upon-Hull. g) Each Sham will be put up feparately. A depot mutt be nude of lot per Cent. in part of the purchafe money Immediately after the Sale; but the remaining part thereof will not be required to be paid former than the 3 i ft day of Decem ber neat, when approved Bankers' BiUs upon London, at two months' date, will be accepted. Notwithitandint the payment is poßponed to fo diftant a period, yet the purebilm will be entitled.' in common with the prefent Proprietors of lloek Shares, to a whole year's Dividend on each Share, which will be dec'arcd at the Duck Company's annual Audit, on the ad February next. N. B. Such perfuns as intend to become Propri -tors in this va luable undertaking. Will do well to avail themfelves of the prefent opportunity, as thefe are the lail Shares which the Dock Company are authorifed to fell. ••• Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Sulioltor, or Mr.Levett, Clerk to the Dock Company, in Hull. PLYMOUTH—Far SALE by PUBLIC AUCTIOBI, At Burrows's London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the aoth Piot by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE Gond Brig LA P OMONE.—Lengtli or. Deck 71 feet—Dtpth in Hula rt feet 8 in:lies—Breadth above sr feet it it,chts.—Admesfures tiR 83.94 Tuns. A very handyVelTcl fur the Newfoundland and Mediterranean trade, or any other purpoie where a veirel of her dimenfions may (tit.— Captured by his Majdly's fhip Pallas, the Right Hon. Lord Coch rane, cosrmander. Alio, for Exportation, her Cargo, confilting of 19 Hbds. of Red French Wine, I Caik of Oil. 3o Ditto of White Ditto, I t 7 Boxes of Soap. After the fate of G oods of lx Pomone, will be Sold. The good Logger LA DFSSAIX Demenfions; Length on Deck 51 feet 8 luches—Deptb In Hold 7 feet 8 Inches—Breadth below is Net 9 inches—Admeafures 52 41.94 Tom. This veffd Is nearly new, has lately been refitted. and is well calculated for & privateer, as se fails remarkably fait, and may be fent to fea at a very moderate expellee. prize to his Male 'a Nip Pallas the Right Hon. Lord Cochrane commander. Alfo, after the Sale of la Deifais will be Sold the good galliot de Jonge Length on Deck 83 het; Depth in I Hold 9 feet s inches; Breadth below 19 feet fares tact, 16 94 Tons. This Veffel is only two years old, alnindartly found in Bores of the Rift quality and may he fent to tea immediately. Captured by the Lion Private Ship of War, Wm Bell Commander, and condemned as Prize. Alfo, after the Sale of de Jonge Haan. will b e Sold the Goat I Galin* Der Noniftern—Dlsnenflotts Length nu Deck 76 feet; Depth of Hold 9 feet strides; Breadth t 9 feet 7 in ches—Adutra (urea 125,40 . 94 Tons. A good Veffel teethe Baltic Trade, Is well found In nOO, and condemned u Prize to the Lion Private Ship of %% ar, M. P. Gibbs Commander. For viewing the above Ships and Goods, for inventories of their Stores, and further particulars, apply to Meffrs. John Teed and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. l'iy2Klath, JIM 4,18.6. JAMES BRODERICK, CrAcr, SALES BY AittiOg. PLYMOUTH. • • In purfuanre of a Coramiflion of Appralfement and Sale iffiied from the High Court of Admiralty, ackireffed to John Teed awl John Kroger, Efqrs. Will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, At Burrows's.the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the adth day of June, at Ten tiClock in the Forenoon, A BOUT 1382 Boxes of Lemons, and ao B )xes of Oranges of Prime Quality, Landed from the Danafh Gslliot Enihsdern. detained on her Voyage from Menton, by the private Ship of War Lion, David Lewis Commander. Fur viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further information, ap ply to the Commitlioners, or to James Broderick, Broker. Plymouth June t s. 1826. TO BR SOLD, in One or Two Lots, AMOST Valnahle FREEHOLD ESTATE; advantageoufly fituate at Benton, between the commercial and opulent Towns of Neweaftie and North Shields, in Northum berland; confißing of 552 Acres of excellent Arable, Failure, and Meadow Land. In Lot One le comprifed a capital Manfion Houk, with Offices of every defcription Pleafure Grounds, and haze Garden, well Rucked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, upon hot walls ; with Vinery, Peach hooks, and Melonry. The Farm attached to this Manton conGits of tot Acres of excellent Land, In the heft con• dition; with three Dwelling bodes, and all rcquifite Farm-offices, upon she molt approved plan. Upon various parts of the Ground are thriving Flantatiuns, affording limber and eminent to the place. Lot Two conffits of an excellent Stone Manton, calculated for the rcGdence of a large Family, with convenient Offices, Coach• houfe and Stabling, Gardens and Orch'rds, well Rocked. To this Lot are •ttached two Farms of excellent Land, containing together 43 t Acres, with good Houfes and Offices, perfettly adapted to the belt fyitem of agricultural management, and there are feveral plantations of thriving Wood in dill , rent parts of this ERate.—.—For fni cher particulars apply to Wars. Davidfon, So- licitors, Newcaftle upon Tyne; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Hakia. SHROPSHIRE. At the Cattle Ton, In Ellhop's Caftic, (if not In the mean time dif pored of by Private Contradt, of which notice will be given), o n Wednefday, the ath day of June, 18:6, at Five ()Thick in th e evening, In fuels Lots as Mall be then produced, fabled to loch conditions of Sale as mall be then and there produced; ALL that Mernage, Tenement, and Land, called COLD BATCH, together with the Commons lately added thereto by allotment, on incloGng the fame, admehfuring t 5 t Acres or thereabouts, in the occupations of Mara Bow yer,Clay ton, Legg and Price, at the low clear yearly rent of acall.in:luding the Land Tax, which bas been redeemed. The above Premifes conSft of excellent Meadow, Arable, and Pafture Land, and are pleafantly fituated within a mile of the town of Bifhop's Cattle, and well worthy the attention of perfons defuous of ridding near a town, whoic Markets are plentifully and cheaply fupplied. Mr. Waters, of the Cattle Inn, will thew the Preinifes, and a Map thereof ; and tar further particulars, or Sale by Private Coo. tract, apply to Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Carmarthen, South Wales. May lO, 1806. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, purfuant to ■ Decree and fubfequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made In s Castle, Lord Radnor and Others againß Shallot and Others, la eleven Lots, before ALEXANDER POPHAM, Erg. one of the Meilen of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale-room in South , amnion Buildings, Chancrry.lane, London. on Wednefday, the Bth day of June, deo, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon, SEVERAL FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD ES PATES, Emote in the Patlfh of Doirn ton, in the vicinity of Salilbury, in the County of Wilts, eomptifing the very estenfive Lordfliip, M anor,and Boroughof Downton, and various capital Farms and Lands, containing about 3030 acre,, to grther with the Great Tythes of about 7 7co acres, and 38 Burgage Memento, the prefent rental about 32c0.1. a year. Printed particulars whereof may be had at the raid Mafter's Office; at Mars. Blake our! White's, Effex-ftreet. &TAM t at Mears. Drum and Tooke's, No. to, Cray's Inn kiare ; Mr. Woodgatc'o, in o,lderofquare ;Mr. Luard's, No. 6, Linetsln's Inn New Square ; MAN. Wharton and Dyke, Lamb buildings, Tem ple t Maio. Skinner, Dyke and Co. A Iderfgete , flrect. London; and of Mr. Boucher, attorney at law, ealdbury ; Mr. Heath, at torney at law, Chippcnham, Wilts; Mr. James Self, tenant of New Court Farm ; and of Mr. Wm. Mowland, tenant of Poe eornbe Farm, both in the parish of Downton aforefaid, who will thew the Mateo. HAMPSHIRE., on the VERGE of the NEW FOREST. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate NITA-tan, A VERY corr.pati Freelv4.l Rificlence. capital Stable, Coach Houle, and every requilite Out done Office. Together with about ao Acres of good Land, highly adorned with Focal, Trees, la lawn, furrounding the Houle, which is repEte with convenience for the accommodation of a (mall genteel family, two miles from a Market Town. and daily poll, and la the centre of Field Sports in their variety unrivalled. Alfo, adjoining the above an excellent Leafebold Farm, coin. miring zoo Acres of Arable, Mead•nv, and Wood Land. Enquire (if by letter poft paid) of Mars. Strong, Still. and Strong, Lincoln's inn ; or Mr. Wm. Arne'', Attorney at Law, Clore, Salifbury. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, N elegant Country Refidence in the Vicinity of a—z• Bury St. Edmund's, in Suffolk, confining of a Manton newly built, the Rooms few, but of ample dimenlions fandonahly and handfomely fitted up, with proper Of fi ces, D ouble Coach Houk, Stables, Dove Cote, good Walled Ga:dcn well planted, Pleafure Grounds, Fills Ponds. &c. with any quantity of molt ex cellent Mare not exceeding One Hundred Acres. The Hoak is on a Lawn, fronts the South, commands very rich and beautiful profpedts, Stunted by the fide of the pleafant Green of Norringer, about two miles from Bury, celebrated for the gentility of its in habitants and neighbourhood, and diftant from London a very eafy day's journey.6B milts luau! road. Fur further particulars apply to Meas. Windus San, and Hot tvvray, Southampton Buildings, London, or to George brown, Efq Bury St. Edmund's. NEW MEDICINE ACT. 1' NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's Clutch-yard, Loudon, Proprktors of Dr. James's Powder, and other valuable Preparation', Inform the Public, that lo con • fequenee of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future xi. pd. per Packet, or 11. gs. 61 per Dozen but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle Cu nude up for the Army and Navy) may be. had for N. 4.. And as ttamps arc prepared, by order of the Conunifllonem, for Meflrs. New brey's feparate life, in which the Words, r F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prcfumed that this will he a fufficient Security againit Counterfeita,his Signature on the La bels will be dikontinsted. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the flit twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stamps are eased, hut thole who purthafe fix or more at a time, will he allowed the S , emps gratin. Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Deb?, Canniest vc I 9 — a 11,,tzle se 0 Dr. Aultln'sChalibeate a—a Aoaleptie 4 6 Pllls - 4 0 - large Bo: se 0 Frcake's Tin& of nark 4 0 Dr. Stccrs's Opodcidoe 1 6 Ditto Huxham's d.ttu 3 0 Convullion Oil a 6 Tonic Bills - s 9 ......... Nitre Drops 2 6 Peel& Cafes - 2 p ....--- Camomile Drops a p Dr. Hooper's Pills a I i --- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops 2 a 1 sellers - a a I health's Scocs Pit 1 o Angibaud's Blois ditto lat Hum 's Magmas a 6 Effence of Constant 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spinbury's Drops s 6 - Cephalic Snuff a o Dr. Solutder's Tea 2 9 . -. Joiies's Rheum. Tin R. 3 6 Greenough's Tindurcs I s Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dirtn Tolls I.orenges _ _ LoTonoe of Peppermint Effence of Ginger Glaris Magncfia 3 6 N. B. As many Prams, particularly Mcfrengert, rditake tia hnufe of Mara Newhery, they think it rftcfliry to point out, that It Is at the Fait end of St. Paurs,fmir doors from Cheapade, with awls Work infctibed or the front— " Tits ONIA Waaatiovsa Tea De. Jam tes Powon," THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD th;ns th blood, eafes the molt violent pains in the head and Rom, and promotes gentle perfpleation. Dy the Nobility and gentry tiu • Medicine is much admired, being pleafant to the talte sod (null. gently aftringing the fibres of tbc nomad), and giving that prnpr. tenfity v,hich a good dlgeftion requires. Mathews and Leigh, 18. Strand, have juR received a very rah: able Ripply of the celebrated Cordial Balm of Gilead, for Debiittie Nervous Diforders, weakn.ffes peculiar to females, hyterical affee. dons and 'owners of fpirits, loft of appetite and b.digellinet, an confumptive complaints in general, &c. price tot 61. and caf with is half guinea bottle', on which tl 6s is fared to the purchafir. This medicine has been conftantly ufed with invariable fuccefi, its cßablilbed efficacy baying Rood the tell of half a century. Double pottage of 'Hinters to Dr. Solomon, Gilead 1 look, near Liverpool, mutt be paid, and a ;4C of to.. 6d. enclofcd for advic:, , J .1 Fns the Honourable and Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, To Mr. CHING, Apotheary,Cheapfide, London. SIR —I readily embrace the opportunity your letter &Cords me,of adding my tellimony to that of the LORD CHIEF BARON in favour of your Patent Worm Medicine ; my ride ft; fon having a few months ago derived a very material benefit from the ufe of it. He had been unwell for fevesal weeks preoioue e• his taking it, apneared pale and emaciated, was languid and en .1 plained frequently of pains in his bead and fide. 'rhe Lord Chi f ilk Baron who had accidentally teen hint in this Rate, fortunately re • commended to ote the trial of your I.ozenges ; and that no time . might be loft, or any mittake occur In obtaining the genuine Mel' dicine, fent me three doles of it. The Brit of there ocealioned a . vifible amendment, and after the fecund dole every utplealant fymptom dirappeared, but I judged It right to give the third, as the two former had agreed fo uncommonly well. From that time, my fon hat been in perfett health, and I certainly attribute his cure . wholly to the efficacy of the Wurm Lozenges. I have Once re commended your Lozenges In feveral intimees, wherein I have the fatisfadlion to allure you, they have uniformly been of grat ervice I ought to add. that from the nature of the cited pro• fuced by them in my ton's cafe, I apprehend his complaints to ave arifen from anobftrudtion between the nomads and vifccra, I am, Sir, your obedient Servant. Role Caftic, Dee. 7. S. CARLISLE. '' As openingPhylie at this fesfon of the year, CHING's is fu• • • perior to every other Medicine. Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Cheap. fide, Loudon, In boxes at 5.. 6d. and as. pd. each ; and fur charita ble purpofes, in boxes at ass. each HEALTH AM/ LONGEV I I Y. Dr. JAMES', ANALFPFIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. T H E Celebrity of the Analeptic Pulls. as a gene ral Prefereative of 'Heahls, is become univerfal, from their efficacy in thofe complaints, which continually difturb the human frame; loch as Colds, Rheumatiline, Indigeltions.and other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels; which arit frim the viciffitudes of our climate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of life ; and theft falutary eats are produced by gently opening the pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring any nerd.. cuter regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic PIW arc silo very ferviceable in Bilious and other deep-feated diforders, yet being defined as a mild pur;ative only, and therefore not always fufficiently aftive, the Antibilious tills have been recommended is aid by an eminent Phyfician, who has ofd Mae Medicines combined for many years with the happleft fuccefs, in all com plaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Difeafes. • Travellers, by land or by fa, or perfons remote from medical affiftance, would do well to be always provided with there Pllb ; which, with fome of the unuine Dr. James's Fever Powder; would form a molt valuable ftore In a (mail compxfs, that would often afford relief on any (Aden indifpofitian, and prevent the Ul eonfequences of negleet er delay. Sold only by F Newbery and Sons, No. rtf, St. Paul's Church yard, on the Coach-way, Four Doors from the Corner of Cheap- Ede, London; and at Dr. James's late houfe In Bruton-ftreet ; vi;. the Analeptic Pill,, price 4e. 6d. the Box, or Six In One large Box fur I. 45.; and the Antibilious Pills, price as pd. a Box, Duty in rfaled.—Obierve that the Wends, F. Newtscry, No. 4s, at. Paul'.," are engraved in the Stamps. • HAVING dedicated mylelf to the ttudy, and been I gratified by the molt confiderable plaice in that branch Void' t thought proper raided, I troll that I have not more nib- employed my time than thole who, In-the extenfive held of the profallion, are oceafionady Immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always attain that focceli which is acquired by concentrating the intelleedual power to one dab of difinders. The difeafts of DEBI LI TY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they hring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de. ?Nihon of all vital energy. eziftenccitfelf becomes embittereiL.... Whether they arife from the prevalence of 11l exempt-, tbe deftrac tire habits of fehoolboys.or the indulgences of maturity, they re. Tare the moft affidunos profeffional fkill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the [wisterias arc aggravated, and the maim tion U deftroyed. Asa MEMBER of ti e ROYAL COLLEGE of BURGEONS, I ground n.y pretenfions on regularity of education, and poffrffiv every privilege to pradlice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with width I have hitherto been Co liberally honoured. In the fiat fenfations of local wraknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer. from a confelouhiefs of the mimatilinefs of the vice which canted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and troods over his infirmity with careful coma/matt, it mull be fatisfadlory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in n.cintVenereal Complaints it is poffible to prevent pain danger or iliftnifs ; in She molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of exclafive experience in this hoe to elks.% a Cafe, cattle, and fpeedy re-cltabliniment. I offsr the advantage of this experience to thole of either fee who are amidhed with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyniptoma of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In alf cafes theterma roma. neration are Rated on the firlt Interview. Patients In the country are expeCted to inelofe a Bank note, and are requelted to fpccify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London. No. aO. Arundel ftreet. Strand. neat Temple Bar. ADVICE. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent fir drill and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abf• litks for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife filmier to that prejudice which i. 10 juftly excited againft the advertifetnents of men, ignorant of the fir it principles, and uneducated In the prise t:ce of phyfic. Marrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, fine ti3ntd by every privilege to pradice, and by the uniform fucedis which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi therto been attended, continue with the fame affiduity to WWI their ftlidies to the cure of every fpecies of that baneful pOirofl; IRV well as the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and deficicnei. s wh,li prevent, or embitter the matrimonial Rate. In the cata• I orm in human infirmities, there are none more afflietin g tha thole which are the unavoidable confequenee of an indulgutce i a certain deftruelive habit. The unhappy fufferer broods over h misfortunes, slimmed to reek relief, until he I. reduced to fuels Rate at Mira'', NI to render lite opprefSve. To Inch perfons it will be a confiding relied lon to know that they may now, by s new and infallible remedy, be relined to their former conitsa.. • tiocal itrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated ha t) I! f. proceeding either from anexeefs of conjugal and illi c i t r from a long refidence in hot chalet', hard drinking, the li.j dons nfe of Mercury, rice. Ice. are fpeedily reftored to health as..l itrength._ It inuit he a Weildent propofition, that where the ogre za'' of ietcileCtual capacity Is directed to the treatment and cure of few peculiar complsints, there mult be the greater certainty or Liccefs ; and as a proof of this petition their method of curets particularly expeditious, as well as fate, and 1 . 0 evidently fuperior to the common praCtice, that in fume flight cafes of infedtion, perfect reftoration is completed in the fhort period of Taiga ears, and io thole of the utmost inveteracy, when other pray donna have failed, a proper perfcvennce in their plan of tree • meet enfures to the patient a fife, well grounded, and lollies r eltablithment. By an early application, the patient will efeape to - darpet and cepa= of a tedious attendance upon the lets te..e rienced prattitloner. Mar's. CURRIE and CO. may be eonfulted at their hos No toy, Hattoo Garden .by patients of either fcr, with the gre aft licrech honour, and &Wary. Letters from the country requeßai to Rate pardadars of the cafe, putt paid, aseiolin bank note, which will be duly anfwered. TilOK WATEK A'L' L01 , 41)0N biIIDOE 114.W/sta. Montag 44 salaam after is Afternoon - - It Mottos offer r LONDON : Fruited and pubßamt by LEVEL ERNI' (ot terburytee, Lambeth), at the STAG 07tICE. No. t, C amt. abriChal age at the STAR Otrzcs ,Turpholisr.