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, DITELLIGINCE. .• - - ITALTON CRAVEN 347..EFING.—CR,tVEN STAKES. TUESDAY AP *IL 5. Sweepstakes of I Ogs. eact, for all ages, two-year olds, 03 , ,,t. three-year 41s, Rst.—The last mile and half. m r .westwoilli'sb..t. Margaret, S y..ars old - - 1 Mr..l.altores b. e. !angry, by Heatintbus - - 2 Sir hi. M. Sykees b.f. Harriet, by Precipitates 3 yrs old 5 Atz..T/Sonsp.au - s O. c. liornby Lad, s yrs old - • . 4 Mr. Oorwales b. e; by 1 ifyminthus, 9 yrs old - 5 11.. Marris's b. c. by Si ani.ord, darn by Pheenomenon, ft years old - - - • 6 Lord Searbor?illi'm br. c.. Sir Solomon, $ yrs old - - . , - - 7 Sweepstaies of 200. each--colts, Sst. ob.—fillies, Bst. - - The lakt In& and half. , Mr. (arfbrt eb. c. by Hyleintinta, out of Flora Mr. Sisepheed's b. é. by Ormond . - Lord Milton's b. e . . Simon, by Stamfcird Mr. tlaifurth'• c. by Harr.bletoniats, out of CaroSne Lore Mnikr.t.'t b. e. by Eipeeratloci .., sir IM. M. o Wm b. a. by Hyacinthus - Mr.Nalte.fib. ti. by Delplisd, dam by Slope Sweepstakes of :legs. each, for fillies, Sst. each. The list mile. . . Me.ll - arts's N. e. by Delphini, dam by Trumpatoi - 1 Sir M. M. Syies's b. Lady Rachael, by Stanford, out of Aarhus!' - - - 2 Lotti Scarborwris'• b. e. by SolornOn, dam by Magnet - Wit. ltobin•on's bay, by' Stamford, out of Fanny - 4 Lord liawte - s cb.-Mother.Goose, by Stamford - S Produce Staloss of 50gs. each, It. f. for colts rising S yeari old, Est. fillies, 7st. 121b.—Two miles. Slr M. M. flykes's ch. f. by Stamford - - Mr. T. Kirby's b. e. by Agonistic - -. Lord Firzwilliarri's DI f. by Sir Peter Teazle Mr. Pkkeeing'phs.;L by Sir Solomon . . The following . are among the last fashionable ar• rivals at Bath . : Tke Mike of Athol, Baron Hernberg, Lady George Sutton, Lady Aston, Hon. Mrs. L. and two Miss Ws‘poles, Sir J. and Lady Aubrey, Sir Thos. Ramsay, Sir Thos. and Lady Hesketh, Sir I. Carter, qr Chas. Bampfylde, General St. John, Colonels 11002 , , Crane, and Robertson, Majors Unett, Henry, and Joyce, Rev. Mr. Martin, Rev. Mr. Veel, Captains Thatcher Midgiey, Ing s , Donnell,Ridgelcy; Stephens, anal Chetham. An , elegant entertainment was given on Thursday, by the Earl anti Countess of MOLSTI:ORMS, to the Duke of Sussex, Earl and Countess FO. TECCUF, and Lady Ax': Foxy/scut!, Earl and Countess of ICI-No rms, Lords BARRYMORE, GLENUORE, REDDESDALF, Svicarcirono, VALENTIA, ar.d GRANirtxv, and the Hon. Mr. MULLEN& `The Ditchess of BoeroN had her first splendid As ter I.nursday evening, at her elegant Mansion in Grosvenor-square ; 400 prams of the first distinction and fashion attended, arnteSg*hom Dot belies St. Alban's and Graften—Marnuisses Tweerlale and Wincbestxr—Machior.essts Lansdowne and Winchester—Lords Delaware, Templeton, G. and J. Thynne, Moira, Randcliff, Wal pie, Hifttai; Tyrconnel, Limerick, C. Townshend, Somentille, and J. Cimpbell—Ladies Cardigan, Dowager Albemarle, Clare, Dowagers Buckinghamshire and Mansfield, C. Murray, Amherst, Windsor, Cali harp r, Heath cote, Pvhene y, Milbank, Ma nue Ts, &c. - Lady CARbLINE LAMB gave a grand rout, on Thursday evening, at Melbourne House,• which was attended by upward of 600 persons of the first rank and fashion--.-among whom were, His.Roval Highness the Prince of Wales—Portuguese Ambas salor—DUkes of Newcastle, Leeds, De Castris, Somerset, Bed ford, Beaufort—Duchesses edforr, Newcastle, Leeds, Dowager latads, - Ortfton, Somerset, Beatifort—MarquissesAbercorn, Har tingroo, Lanolown—Marchionesses Stafford, Abercorn, Lans &riot S, —Lords Lauderdale, Percy, Moira, Dungannon, Tan s *wigs, bisect, Londonderry, G. Somerset , B esborou g h, Pon onby, Theta, . Macclesfield, (henry, Sefton, Harrowby, A. Hamilton, Aithorpe Stall , Somers, Gower, G. L. Cower, Burg hash, Kinnaird, Berkelgy, Rivers, De Clifford, Rosslyn, and H.utipden-:-Ladies Rosalyn, Say and Sele, Hampden, Riverg, Curharopmn, De Clifford, Haywarden, Somers, KizinaiN, Begs rymore, Beverley, Spencer, and Sefton. VisclrlNTE•ss MetisormNE's PARTV.—On Thursday erening, at . Whitehall, her Ladyship entertained a numerous party of the first distinction, among whom v-ero-- The rrince of Wales. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Cambrirly. Portuguese Ambassador. 'Dnkes—Bcdford, Somerset, Argyle,St. Afean's,and Nov:molt% IDuehe oes—Bedford, Gordon, Somerset, St. Alban's Ni.rf• castle, NorihumberLind, and Dowager of Newcastle. Marquisses—Tavisttielt, Hartington, To cedale, Stafford. Marchionesses—Abercorn, Stafford, Sligo, Bath, and Exeter. Ratio—Attarnout, Atoka, Percy, Gower, Kinnoull, Cowper, and Wemnorland. Couart saes—Camden, I oudon and Moira, Buckinghamshire, tile. alnisbury, Cowper, and Tank eryille. Vise° , mt—Firzherris. Viscounter—Borineditn. Lorda.—:Erskine, Layning, and H. Fitzgerald. - Lakes— Bayning, Herries, two Percy's, Mildmay, Bennett, C. Campbell, Pratt, L. Gower, M. Hamilton, three reputes, and l;renville. Mns. Boverm's.•grat., took place an Wednesday evening, it .the noble family mansion in St. James's.: -square: The preparations were attended by a more than customary degree of eclat. At the hour of eleven the Dail commenced with tle Fairy Dance. Among; the couples there were— nano' of Harrington Lady F. Harris. • Marquis of Tweadaki - Miss Dashwood. Si: George WUrfender - Lady G. Cecil. • • Ariscciitnt Primrose ' - Lady M:Vownshend. • Lon. Clive - - Miss Picots. • .Mr..Macionald , Lady M. Hamilton. • L.ord Burglnarst Lady C. Scott. • Mr. P11111:011C ••• Lady C. Lindsay. The "...kmay „La& e ifyr" followed, Previous to supper, the suite of three rooms Were :crowded almost to suffocation ; many Ladies almost fainted from teat and pressure ; even the most gal-, laot among the apposite sex would not venture ddwri the third dance. A Lady, who (it was not in artiv said by a Great Personage) constantly reminds Us of . an .Ekslish ,iffier French coloraw % was in, an alarrnhig state, dursnithe early part of the night, • from - the atmospheric influence. - The supper Was Most sumptuous--it took place at half past two o'clock. The ciancing reconunenced at half-past three, • and ended at sir in the Morning. Mrs. BOEHM di:- played much science and.spirit, in the latter part of the night ; it was then, only, that the Lady Hostess tinted :n the merry dance. The Ladies were all ele 4antly attired ; gold and silver muslins arc again introduced as a substitute for the simple style of de coration, introduced s 3 generally during tile last sea sou; namely, embroidered white muslin. The whole of the fashionable world, with the ex., c .ptien of a very few, formed the company. Among ethers we witnessed— • • The Dukes of Cambridge and Argyll—Duchess of NOI*111111• bealand.--11 arc hionesse P of Exeter and Sallsbury—F.aris anelquin tastes of Malisllehl and Malmesbury—Countess of Tarikerrlfle—; Eallof Altars:ern—Marquis and Nlarchloness of Abercorn—Lord 'and Lady Ossalsion--Lady and Miss St. John Mildmay=-Lord hhh. Lady Amherst—Lord and Lady Boringdon—Earl Of West ne.a land, and General Macdonald. 1 • 11 3 4 5 THE LM7 MR. LEDChIf: Yesterday afternoon, the remains of Mr. LEntEa, Mes4itnger to the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, were interred in the burial ground of St. Paul, Covent Garden, near the tomb of the ce lebrated Comedian Enwill. He wA4.a very worthy man, and was followed to the grave byar— Messrs. James and John Brandon, Quick, Cooke, Ineledon Palmer, Wewitser, Murray, Mathews, Blanchard, Farley, Glair sington, King, Claremont, Field, Barlow, Hughes, Shatter, Good win, Davenport, Simmons, Goostrec, lelfrks, Wild, Treby, • :We forMerty mentioned that the Childers sloop of war had arrived at Leith, after having had a severe action with a Dnnish privateer. of superior strength, in the North Sea. The LOrds of the Admiralty have approved•of Captain DILLON'S Fonduct on this oc casion, and lave promoted him to the rank of Post Captain. He' trill .remains in Leith, in consequence of his wound. Tucker, the bankrupt, who had been tried and -at quitted in London, on the charge' of embezzling his effects, and not appearing' to his commission, was indicted at Exeter for Ceroniously and fraudulently tearing or getting off the stamps from three bills of exchange, with intent fraudulently to use such stamps on other bills of exchange : he was acqu;tted. From what fell, a few days since, in Parliament, from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting pri- I rate Lotteries, it is pretty clear that, after the City 1 Freehold Schemes are terminated, no more private 1 Lotteries will be granted. This sensation so exten sivcly operates, as to have excited a great increase of interest towards the momentous City Scheme, which is now so near of issue. In consequence, a -great por tion of the Public appear dkermined not to let such an opportunity of productive adventure, for a titling 1 stake, escape them. Rex. J. GAMBLE'S BRIT'S!' Tht.—The health and interest of the Inhabitants of this Country, it is well known, have been long and d:eply injured by the in troduction and great use of Foreign Tea, the produc tion of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous manner, so often to be blended with tinc ture of copper. This intimation would be of no use against the prevailing taste for this article, could not the Proprietors of the British Tea offer to the Public a Beverage, from productions of their own growth, equally gratifying to the palate as the Foreign Tea, and being at the same tine different from the other, and highly beneficial to the health. The British Tea is a composition of the finest aromatics of this island, prepared in a mo,t attentive and laborious manner, in order to preserve their delicacy and virtues. It has been proved a most effectual remedy to these atilicted with ;Nervous Hysteric, or Hypochondriac Disorders , indigestion, Weakness of Stomach, DeT?ressien of Spirits, and Windy and Bilious Complaints. By its use, those in the very last stage of the aiove maladies, have been restored to perfect health. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's,. No 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and may be had of mast Country Booksellers and edichte Venders, is packets, at 2s. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. MARRIED. Thursday, at St. George's Church, lianever4quare, Robert Lukin, Esq. son of the Dean of Wells,ta Miss t.:atiiiirine daughter to the late Bishop of tit. Aspah. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Thomas Aitchison, of Lei - -h, to Mies Catharine Shirrs, late of Kirkaliy. r:ED. On the 26th ult. at Meadside, the Rev. John Maelaren, Mini ster of the Relivt*Corertlatiln, Kiriarrisan. At Castle 'Waller, iu the zou:.ty oiLimerick,Bridgct Benham, aged 110 years. Sunday, April 5, at Thetford, a•ter a long alum, Mrs. Eli zabeth Mackenzie, agedl6 years, mether of the Rev. J. S. Mac kenzie. At poodr.exton,, near Winglum, aged 101, Mn. Catharine Stocks. This old lady was bora at Wiugham, Jan. 25 170:S — and d: :ring . her Efe was never thirty miles from that pl ace. She has lef three daughter!, whose ages uulted to hers exceed three centuries. Fifty-two or her grand and great-gr.ma-childron are now and about the Aire number halite died. She retained her facilities to the day of her death, and on the celelnatiou of her OUtli year, sang several' ings to her family. Friday, April 3, at two o elesek in the afternoon, in tke 63d • year of hie age, and the 35th of his Ministry, at I.ceds, the Rev. W. V.'ood, E. L. S. sad Minister of Chapel, in that towr. From the effacts of a long and severe illness he appeared to be perfectly recovered, and on the Sunday preceding his death had pr.-ached twice with a degree of strelgth and animation that astonished even dime wly) ;:ad knows him in an ex.rlicr period of his life. On the following afternoon he was unexpectedly seized with a tnrr.plaMt, which heeled the skill of his most. eminent Medical frieads, and, after Peer days, terminated in his death. On the 29th February, at Monmouth, Mrs. P o rter, daughter of William Ogden, Esq. of Hide Park Corner, greatly lamented by all who knew her; her goodnas of heart, ar.d tenderness as a mother, will long endear her memory to those who had the hap piness of her acquaintance, 1 - 11(.1i WA I kit AT 1.4./AIAJN 1.10.11)Gii TO-NIOROW, • 141orring • l4 minutes after • 1 S 4 minutes after 1. The Rev Mr. BARCLAY'srATBNT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, A Author of the Domenic Med.cine, that cocapiaints of the dom. eh and bowel, are the prevailing malatty of this country which lay the foundation of the matt formidable and fatal 41f. cafes; ti at the perfon who could.dilcover for the raid' anti cure a Cafe and infhltfole remedy would perform a ntofl important htviee to society. 'that dilcovery has row. been made in the Patept An t ibitios, Pills of the Rev. William. Sart/lay, tOt extensive Pale of which,and the h , gb eflimation in which they are (Wontedly held, has conlideralily lamed the numhcr of :heft complaints and bide fair. n a ibikt time, to be the ratans of entirely eradicating them 'lick Pals have a quirk and (ate operation, they aa powerfully and fpecifteally on th'!bile..and thus remove the numerous difurders eunneeed with itdi eh headaches, fiat ule.:ct :Mar cumplaiuts, jaun. dice, nervous dirt rdert from indigelbi. n, They are the moil valuable family olrtli.:lnc hitherto efferethrt the Public and the Proprietor Itipi.otted by the muff reipea.ble evidence of the Brit ebaradler, of en. Nobility and others, , hat they have never been admini - dered to any pertnn without givii ctrtain and fpeedy relief, and in the end completing a cure Tbis valuable medicine,havittg beetrufed with Excels, is recom• mended by the following diftinguned Pcrfonages a— . 'rite Right Hnn Vifeount BILL - ON The Lord Bilhop of BATH and WELLS. Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Hirt. M P. for !innitnn • Sir .TEPHbN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P for Penipt• • THOMAS ANSON, tfq. M P. for Litebfitid. • JAMES A MVATP.Efq. M P. for bout ha:npton N'CHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertford EDMUND BOEHM.Efq. New-fireet, String-gardens THOMAS HA MMIERSLEV, E fq. G. W. DICKES. Efq. Fetal. Secretary to the Archbilhep of Canterbury The Rev Mr. DIMOCIC. librarian to the A t cbbilhdp CF.CIi. FORRES'I ER. Efq. M.P. for Wenloek Sold wholefale and retail by Mr, Butler, No. 4, CheapiWe, corner of Paternotter-row ; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Statiord Mut, Old Bond Brea; Mr. Stratton, Leirefter- fquare ; Baxter, Edin burgh, and Glafgow ; and by all refpeetable Venders iu Town and Country. A Carrion—Obferee the name of William Barclay is engraved on she (tamp, which Is stilted on the outride weal/pied' each box; all not fo damped are a dangerous imitation. Price ss. 6d. and tot. per boa, with ample dire6tions. S_lA't_,S" DI/ vAtTMON: Beautiful FREPTiOTA VITA and F.STATE, HORNSEV•. LANE,'I4IYIHGNIT, mint)LKSEX. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Wednesday, the 2lth instant, at twelve o'clock,st GATTAWAy . S • Cake-boost; 'Change-alley, Condit% in two lots, A Most D e sirable FREEHOLD VILLA, with L 1 all convenient attachetkand detached What, lodge entrance, pleasure grounds, gardens, and itch paddock, containing six acres, beautifully situate on a fine South aspect etnincnoe ifi • Homey lane, leading from Highgate to Crouch End and Ilhivari-lane, and - only five miks front the Royal Exchange ; the property and resi— dence of THOMAS HARRIS, Esq. The Premises have been recently completed io a neat, genteel manner, 4 a considerable expence, of which immediate possession may be had. Lot 2. A Freehold Commodious Dwelling-house, with suitabTe offices, coach house, stabling, pleasure ground, and garden; in'the occupation of -- tutting, Esq. on a shorilcase, at aground rent of 211. 10s. per annum ; estimated value about tetili. per annum. ' To be viewed,,and printed particulars had on the Premises ; at the Place of Sabi; and of Messrs. Shinier , Dy ke, 'Fuchin and I Forrest, Aklersgate-street, who arc authorized to receive offers to purchase be private eontract. • ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX. FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, OFFICES, CARDEN, AND MEADOW LAND. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCIIIN and FORREST, On Wednesday, the :7th of April, at twelse o'clock, at Garra way s Coffee-house, Cornhill, in two I.ots Lot 1. A Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 4 1 . A. pleasantly situated in front cff the High Road at Er field Highway, near'Waitham Cross, and within ten miles of I'm • comprising a Brick Dwelling-house, with convenient allow yard, auach-house, stabling for three horses, and a good garden. . I.ot Y. A Close of Meadow Land (formerly two), coor•tain' about three acres, tythe free, situate in Bulls :ore Lane, a bout a mile front Lot 1. The whole in the poasesslon of Mr. EW bank, on Lease for four sears and three qtmrters,4t a low rent. • To be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, ten days preceding the Sale, of whom printed particulars may be had; also at the Four Swans, Waltha:n Cross; Greyhound, Enfield; White liartEot tenhsm ; or Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, hoLicitors, Teroisie . ; at the Place of Sale ; and off Messr. Skinner, Dyke, l'uchin and Forrest. Aldersgate•street. , Capital RESIDENCE and ESTATE, TOTI ENHAM, DI.F.SE X. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, Oa Tuesday, the l'alth of May, at tavtive o'clock, at Garraway's Colree.house, 'Change-alley, Corahill, in lots, THE Very Valuable and Most Dearable FREE. HOLD assdLEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate at WEST GREEN, TOTTENHAM, an agreeable distance from the Pub lic Road, and within five miles of the Metropolis, late die Resi dence and Property of RO\VLAND STEPHENSON, Eett. de ceaaed ; comprising the Capital and Commodious Brick Dwelling House, called lklolint Pleasant, uniformly erected with suitable domestic offices, coach houSt%,Stabling,beautiful pleasure grounds, gardens, productive farm and lands. Containing three hundred and thirty acres, lying nearly within a ring fence, and capable of I very great improvement, a part in hand, of which inunedkte pos session may be had, a part on leases near expiring, and the, re : mainder let to tenants at will. Mount Pleasant I louse, with the pleasure ground, gardens, and lands iu hand, are situate on a de : lightful eminence, commanding rich picturesque prospects, and form one of the most desirable residences in the *tawny, suitable ; for a family of high respectability. ! Tobe viewed 1:8 days preceding the Sale, when Printed Parti culars may be had on the Premises ; also of Messrs. Farrer and Steadman, Solicitors, Bread-street Hill ; at the Place of Sale; 4nd I of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. CRANBROOK, IN KENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD TYTHES, FARMS, WOODS, WATER, CORN-MILL, and ESTATES. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCFMN, and FORREST, On Wednesday the 25th May, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee-house; 'Change Alley, Cornhill, in several Lots, unless an a-ceptable offer is previously made for the whole, VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD v Ad LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situate at Crarbraok, in the County of Kent, 14 miles from Maidstone, easy disrances from Ashford, Tunbridge, and the sea coast, and 48 miles from London. Comprising the Great ur Rectorial Tythes of the fertile and es.- tensive Parish of Cranbrook, containing about 6000 Acres. The R ect • ry House, with offices, garden, barns, lodges, stabling, outbuildings, and glebe lands, containing 54 Acres. The Market House, with the dues and tolls of fairs, two peb. lie house:, and .25 dwelling-housesovith gardens and lands. Also a capital Water Corn Mill, with an 18 fett overshot wheel, 6 acres of water, a dwelling-house, with outbuildings, and 4u acres of land, on lease,which expires in about two years and a half. Also Three Woods, containing 70 acres, stocked with fine grow ing timber and thriving Underwood; and a Fieltj of five Acres. A Dwelling-house, with a barn and outbuildings, and 1 i acne of fertile land. The Tythes and Woods are in hand, and the remainder of the property is let to tenants at will. The present Retattl, including the estimated value of the part in hand, amounts to L 1468 I ss. per annum.' The Lessehuld Part is weld under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, and renewable according to custom. Tbe Land Tax has been redeemed. To be viewed 21 days preceding the Sale, whets printed particu lars may. be had, of Mr. Davidßutler;Cranbrook ; T. S. Red ford, Esq. Hawkhurst ; Mr. Blake, Printer, Maidstone; Messrs. t Rouse and Co. *Printers, Canterbury ; at the Ship, Dover ; Sara t een's Head, Ashford; Rose, Sittiagbouruc ; Crown, Rochester ; ' Rose and Crown, Tunbridg e ; Flair of Sale ; and of Messrs. Skin -4 net-, Dyke, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgatesstreet, where Plans may be Rea. A GENTEEL REIIDENCE; with IiKCRES atMEADOW LAND—tit SURREY. By Messrs. SKINNER, DIKE, TUCHIN and FORREST, At G&-raway's 0,4 e-house, Cornhill, fill Wednesday the aSth „May, at 12 o'Cloch; • ,& MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 3 L pleasantly situate at Sutton, a delightf ul part of the county of Surrey, in the midst of field Torts , a s ride front the beau tiful Downs of Banstead and Ersoia, and within 12 mil, of the Metropolis; comprising a Genteel 4d:ace, the principal part of which has been erected within every few years, with convenient Offices of every descriptioy, Coach-house and Stabling, beautiful and extensive Plrasure Grounds, with Shrtaberies and Planta tions laid out with great taste ; excellent walled Gaialens, pro} clueing an abundance of fruit; Green-house, Hot-house, Fish ponds, and Two Paddocks of rich Meadow Land, containing altogether about Fifteen Acres, lying very compact, and remark ably well fenced. The House is handsomely fitted up, and fit for the immediate reception of a family. An early possession may be had. To he viewed 21 days preceding the Sale, between the hours of eleven and four (Saturdays excepted; by tickets only, which, with,printed particulars, may be then had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars may also be bad at the Greyhound and Cock Inns, Sutton ; Greyhound, Croydon ; Wheat Shi af, Tos,ting ; ;:pre. al Earle. Emilio t seal stth. Plane of Sae. LIAM CELEBRATE].) KFATORATIVE -roam POWDER. BEAU IT of Countenance, and regularity of Fen , tures, are allowed to distinguish the British lair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDBit would beg leave to remind his Country-*omen that the lustre of their Charms , loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or thew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this Is the more , inexcusable, at the present preparation affords the infallible means of rembving every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being 'composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colons . , or thedecay•of the euamei of the 'feetb, as rendering the Breath sweet and.xklects. ble, knd making the Gums of their proper shape and vermilion hue ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cbrapside, earner of Paternoster-row • and rensiUsy Crisp, comer of Spring Gardens ; Pidding, 76, &ford-street ; Clarke. 369. Borough ; Baxter, FAlinburph and Glasgow ; and by most Country Medicine Venders andyertumers, in boxes at es. 9d. each. • • I t iffE&Sß S. LEIGH and Co: Sitreitt.t, conEne trip. Lvl attention to the treatment of tartars Complaints,co n c ractei. in ID unguarded hour, and that Debility whichils ceased by youth. ful habits. Mr. I.sioci baring been engaged. M this eiclu c i st Itiancli for the last eleven years in this house, it is pre: 4 l l , l yd 1114 th , e a 4,,.. L oc a g e of su:h experience gives the utmost success to tlin a ssiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of fla t* ComplaiErs.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is sp ecs ! ? . and iciiiii and clanger are equally avoided. In every romontei. case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the eosin. quences of youthful imprudeuce, or the enervating indulgec en fg plat urity in w.• rm din: at es, their mode of treatment e 1 4ui..1 aWS and perm:me:lt restoration to vigorous ho.ltb. The terms art statLd on tbe first intervinv, or In answer to lettetv, I:octal:i ll . a , 'bank note, yid in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ;6 5erve 1j....1.„.....N0. e:9, Arundel-street, near Tietple Bar. Th er e imp) additional entrance in Water -street adjoiri-;, • •• • • FOR CIDUAIS, .1 - IUA •sNa.:+llthbr.a, ace. Cutuplart t TiZgreat demand jot Mr . Oft*fiNoucH', L. igas of Tow, after fifty years trial, pr. vet f ye. &wiry as the molt pkarant. and cfnetrial Remedy kr aaCcu t t,,,, H,:arfetartres. Sore Throats, and bcflaxions on die unca s hec s A tom ith ac tn h. attc b . u .a t n , c i t y t at uti c a r A ipt p i;e tit, th 6 the Rawnefs and Suruneft of the Snail, and strucilic read igTfirilSsehairthedointefindr:ttufteohli'hyre"tdhtehe;Pred from thcm,cau only be IcturA by kg t h e m genuine, the Public are rrquetted to tablet-re, tis R. HAYWARD is printed on the Ramo- , Thefe Logunges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward Jurseffoe to T. G reent a ig h, the invr.nrc•r,) removed f•r•rtt Laugatc lila to 66, Piccadilly ; Newbery and bons, ht. Paul's Church yard; &- eon, Oxford -greet; Clarke, Bomugh ; Ward, Hr/Morn; and t h o Venders of Genuine N!eiticlue; throughout the United Kingdom. •.• Price Ore Sbillin,^, and 'f hrer lialfp.ne. the 4.1. ______............... COX. 11...01.).... lb, COLDS, ASTHMAS, ANt) CONSUMPTIONS, • . I,lk OBBEKD's BALSAMIC Fil-IXIK ; or C oug h lA. Drops. Thcfe juilly celebrated Drops.bytl..ir happy and Immcdiate circa iu removing the limit ohtllnate Couzb of Ca. tafrbs, and all tendency to Cunfumption. render than It valuable Family itictlitine. And wen we contdtr tie variahlewfs ( g ou r - cpooste,whkh e or:ft:tidy induces sin to catch mitt awl g ir from this taking cold originsteso ninit ins& of ilileaki,u Mil l % Pains fo the Cbe.ft, Offenfive Breath, !Aim:nation nt the Ley., Ind Confamption, with a long train of evils-1•41 bead of ah. • :pity Mould 1k doWn without a fmall Amply at kalt, of :lib at. ninit inftantaneaus remedy. Many thoufand perfons cal totily• the happy effeds they have received !rum it, when every ad* • Medical affiltance had failed. . , A CAUTION. • Olaferre the name of R. Butler. tio. 4, Cheaplide • is eat tswil • on i black Ramp, witii.4 is affixed to each back; all others gm • /courts:tits. t 'Sold at Mr. Butler's. No. 0. Chespfikle, corner of Paternotter. , . row ; end retail .'y Crifp. Corner of Swing Gardens; Clark, 269, • Borough; Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh and Gli`toesr : andmiv he had at molt Country MedirincVetulers, in hottla: at as nd audio urn. IMPORTANT I) ISCO V/: .9'HE Advantage the Public must always &The -I- from regularly educated professional men directic! gnat 'exclusively their studies to one species of imlady, was nevermore clearly- demonstrated than ty the unexampled weevil which fun Alb:1115;d the adiiiini.,trathiii of their 111:W remedy, and the 'unor dinary cores it 11.6 perfori,' ed. For a lot::: series of yens, Mews. CUR az,. and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majest - fssrvin,tave made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in having discovered a tnediciuesuperiof to mercury in the cure 01 that core:plaint; it is suffirient to observe that the effects of this rent.dy are diametrically opposite to throe of mercury, for though it completely' eradicates every vestige eu. the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it seaman the systau.. in ay its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates tfo,.! zestful' : thus instead of reducing a stroll; and vigorous colistitto , dun to the frightful condition that mercury doe., it not only pre. , serves that constitution in its primitive state, bet restores a weak • and debilitated one to its natural strength ar.dvigour. Netaiber-• less instances are on relent record of the superior efficacy dthis medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a parental corrective to bodily debility, whether proceerang from in min • conjure.! or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidioas, the* not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth oflon sexes in a certain pernich.ms habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary rite, dun are . none more afflicting than that distressing state ot debility and de ficiency which'prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; unhappy suffererlittsods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re. lief, in:title id redudd to a state of weakness as,to °render • life oppressive.. 'hp such plrsons it must be a7consottig Lion to know, tlit ticy'rtray ricw, by a flew itindible inods ci treatment, bt:restoraff tollatrgruatest of aC htunauisllssiagii, strong, manly and vigorous ocrnaitution.:, . • • • • In all inlet of debility, deficiency, frdm whateverentfell'illiftes, as well us in every species of Vencrearir.teetion, Mnsis. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patiehts of either sex - with nit' greatest secrecy and honoiri 'lt'tlittr house, No. 15,irlatton" Garden. Patients in the ctountrj dewsifbing the pinks-Uri 1 0 their complaints, by letter-post paid, enelusing,a _Fink notes:Wills have the Ill'Cl!atAry tut.ydicispo uuff *deice twit to inn part of Ult . kingdom. •' : • • ' No. 167. Nino! , . TO THOMAS TAyl.o)t, F.sy. • No. 9, NEW IiRIDGE-SlittET, LONDON. lIONOIIRLD I BEG leave to inform re, that ever since the year • 1790,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately rcsiWing every sours:: of medicine prescribed by t.:.e most eminent of the 'acuity here, and undergoieg several severe courses of s-alivation,and rx ice discharged from the Hospital, with little relict, would arpear to be of the most inveterate natere. In the sprir.g of last year my disorder hail got to such a heed, as nearly to pat a period to my exittence. ILad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, arill m/ lees were brokoa out in a frightful manner ; my right waf.diredfully Odd, ma had been iu a state of ulceration fOrthe bast seven years; my left had al ;n tiro nodes upon it, was very strach discoloured, Lid For me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as licurly 'to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re commen.ded by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received to great a az' • by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, whichl lops, to do on the i.trith May; in the course of a fOrtnigit I began 1 4 receive benefit—in little more than month • the ulcers oa snl head and arm:.*ere soundly healed—soot' after, the soreson in! kg healed also : leaving, howevery eonsiiderahle discolours• tion in the skis; and pain in the bone otikeskft, which. by the blessing of Gud, and a little !weer perseverance in your ineduae . ble Medicine, subsided.; the trades dispersiug, theakin re:rannee its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going otl-1 eta became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly freett ard ona my former complaints--have recovered my torther spints strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having we tinned many months to the astonishment of all who knew likti am at a loss in what terms to empress spy gratitude, but beg Vero for the good of other suffering mortals, tc make this my s eas as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion--in St; doing l ess will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratefid*tibeditalt•verT humble set vans, ALEX.' Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe above Cure, John Thernpson, No. 3, New Pouliry-market;Editiburgt. John M'lntosh, Old Assenibly-Close, Edittbeegh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor,. Thomas Taylor, Member of the itora College of Surgeonain London, at his 'wax : No. 9, New Bridgo.areet ; where, after a cdnstaat resideece Qe more than 40 years, he a practice particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those intident4l 10 th e Parts of Generation, With tbit inviolable secrecy which wee of his profession should always obser v e i n S uch eases, be hat' ters iiinteelf,.. the advice and assistance he gratuitouslr ado" 13/gees to persons takin g this Medicine, will b e e steemed, by edit cerning . Public, as an advantage seldom attained and void of 212 'ambiguity. They are also sold by his appointment , at the Perfecter% No. 36,'S t. Alban's-street, Pail ; the 'Foy-shop, No. 103, 01' tied-street ; Mr. Disbororegh's, No. 7, Fist estroet-hill, neatly Sr Polite tile ,Monument ; and wit by one person in every eonsidehe town in yntlantl;&s:in boxes only Sd• sealed up full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cut' themselves With ease and secrecy. N. &Every box sold in.Oreat Britain is sealed up with a stattf. on which,lry favour of theCommissior.ers, is printed,at theSenne Office—•r. TaelCr, N 0.9, New Bridge-street—to imitate w hich is felony, Mid 'all others areeourner LONDON : Printed and published by LEVEL FS NT, of (+y' ttrbury'Place,Larnbeth) at the Sraallerter, No. 1, COI' street. , Published siect at the S FAR4)IIrFICE., stigillrk•lbr W , ISIBEI i ll co, WS le.—t 5 1 ..,-, in , tog r _se I yr le o of CS 1 1 0 ,11 . 41 be illi at iitel° l6 4 111.0. 4 l i g lined ti istins9o 1 1114C.d ON" s tl Datia P I**o-- -.. 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