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SPORT iivG TELLIGLAL.E. YORK RACES-SATURDAY, AL7'..;UST York Free HAnd•cap Swee:;lakesof so guineas each, h. ft. for 4. vr r)h.is—Laft tlncc males. Mr. \tomb's, Stneictori, by Gabriel, 81t. 21b. Cr H. Willianifon's Walton, by ;ft cu lb. Sir R. Wiim's Tanker!ley, 711. s!b. 3 zo tot aga Stockton-2 to lon Walton. Lord Dailingron's Agonilles, 811. tolb. heat Lord Fitzwilliam's Miracle, 711 71b. for =op. each, h. ft. Four miles-2 to ton Agnnifies. Lnrd Darlington's Haphazard, VI 61h. beat Lord Strathmore's b. Is. by Walnut, out of Little Scot's darn, Bft. for soogs. 4 miles-2 to lon Haphazard. SALISBURY, AUG. lg.—Members' Plate of sel. Mr. Brantwhitite's b.. b. Fop - 3' t i Mr. Cartia's b. b. Runaway - 1 3 3 Mr. Kellerman 's b. b. Pyrrhus - 4 2 $ Mr. Scropes b. g. Pantomime - - I dr. The City Bowl. Mr. Williams s b. g. Colonel Mr. Wil!:infon's cb. l. Razor Mr. Radcliffe** gr. b. Gallant Mr. Cortles Coriander 2 2 2 11 3 dr. 4 dr. The Members' Plate was elofelr contelted ; the two hears for the City Bowl were elks tolerably good. On Friday the Sobfcriptinn plate of sot. was won eafy at two heats by Mr. Frogley's b. h. Tom Shuf. Beton, beating four other horks. I 1 , ' I; DERBY-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ». The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subfcriition Plate of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Phlllipes b. h. Meteor, aged - 4 1 1 1 S. Sitwell, kfq.'s br. h. Pipylin, 4 yrs old a a 3 dia. Sir W. W. Wynne a gr. h. Knot/ford, 3 yrs old a bolted. Mr. Smith's br. h. Citizen, 6 yrs old 5 3 s Mr. Hatchinfon's b. m. Spitfire, 4 yrs old 3 dr. Mt. - Glover's b. g Coelephinez. 3 in old ditt. bolted. At the Carlifle Affizes, W. Slack, charged with the wilful murder of X. Bowman, was found guilty of manflaughter, and fentenced to fine and imprifon. ment ; as was alfo W. Lambe, charged with the death of Thomas Wilfon. On Wednefday came on to be executed before the beputy Sheriff of Middlefex, a Writ of Enquiry of damages in the Caufe of Wenman againft Ancram,' whenit appeared in evidence that the Defendant, Ancram, bad, with the affiftance of another Defen dant, Lumb, a conflable of the parifh of Iflington, wantonly confined the Plaintiff in the watch-houfe of Iffington for fix hours, on a charge of (hooting at a crow's neft in a tree at the bottom of Ancram's gar. den at Canonbury -place, although the Plaintiff was a Gentleman of independent property, and duly quell. led to carry a gun. The Jury, after retiring for a Abort time, gave him tool. damages, with colts of fuit. ExscvTlor.—Ycfterday morning Wilkinfon, Fifier, aqd Aka, for robbery en the Thames, and Mart, a highwayman, were executed, purfuant to their fen tences, on the top of the New Gaol, in Horfemonger- Jane. They came on the platform a few minutes after half pail eight o'clock, and Ole drop fell about a quarter before nine. On Sundarthey attended di •ine fervice in the chapel, where the Sacrament was adminiftered to them. Their deportment yef terday was extremely decouros and proper, and they met their fate with that appearance of fincere peni. tence and contrition becoming men in their dreadful ituation. From-the great. variety of amnfements produced at the Royal Circus this feafon, and the continued fucceffion of merit and novelty, fo ftrongly apparent on each change, the concern has been moll glorinuf ly fuccefsful. The ardent defire which they have fo frequently fhewn to deferve well of their generous patrons, the Public, !aft night produced (materially compreffed, and with alterations) the popular comic Pantomime of the Goldes Farmer. or Harkgain Plough. icy. It was numeroully greeted by the falbionable atifitors of that greet sfreina of the pantomimic art, and announced for this evening, with the higheft fandion. The sth of next month the Lottery begins draw. ing. Tickets and Shares are felling by T. Bis 14, at his old eftablifhed Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. sr, Charing-crofs, where all Prizes are paid on demand. In his &ft calculation of the produce of the Income Tax, *riling from the vaR profperity of trade and commerce, t. Pitt laid much firers on the multi tude of carriages that roll along the greets of the metropolis. But with great deference to that able Financier, many elegant vehicles which fport within the circles of fafhion, owe their exiftence to other cafes betides that of the profpernus (late of trade and commerce,—namely--to the eflabliffiment of State Lotteries. From the beginning of Lord North's adminiftration to the prefent year (including Englith and lrifb) Seventy State Lotteries have been drawn. Calculating only Six (firft and fecond rate) Capital prizes in each, it would appear that upwards of Four Hundred large Prize.. from 30,0031. down to I°,oool. have found their way into private families, and the latter, in conferptence, "walked into their carriages." As a (Leong inftance in proof, an eminent Coach- Maker in Great Q2een-fireet, has been heard to de clare, that he has built fifteen fplenclid carriages within the lag eighteen months, acknowledged to be in confequence of Great Prizes gained at Poet's Lottery Office, Royal Exchange. The Public in general Teem to entertain high expedations from that Office, in the entuing New Lottery, which com mences Drawing on the sth Or SE rri m nen. In thole ages when fimplicity of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's incli. Ration, difeafc had made little prngrefs on thence of rnen ; perhaps it was from this cause Searcy had not mace its rapi3 progress till about the time of Hippo. crates, whufe apknrifms prove he knew the difeafe. When ARs, ANSON, and Coolie extended their route in unexplored leas, their hiaoriis prove fuffici ently its fad exiflence. 'lle Unite Kingdoms of Great Britain would tellify this fcnurge on land with. out searching the hiltory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of eh forption, they partially buried the atUiied. The fue cefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an tidote, sad a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. On this principle, Sr ese v Ref A w mecum:Tic Dion obtained the sandion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jefty's Letters Patent, and held such an eftirnation in every county of the United Kingdom .—For the truth of the altertion of its adion on Scurvy, vid e Spil. flaw y'sTreati fe aol Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophala,Geaer, &c. Trice y. 63. fold, together with the Drops, No. LONDON MAR IcErL COP ti EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST tp. PRICE OF FLOCK. Fine Flour sos. to 531. Seconds 451. to 50s. per fackt PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. rental-8. Kent • 31 104 tO 41 41 Kent - 4 1 tot to 3 1 It , Su7ic - 41 106 tO 41 tat Soak' • 41 Os to at s6s CL ~t - 41 101 tO 41 1911 Farnham 41 ci to 61 oos PRICE 01' HOPE IN THE LOROUGH. . -......-. ..-. -- ... Bags (new) 51 us to 61 Ise I Pockets (new) 61 Los to 81 is sm miri LLD, Augull 21. To fink the offal—per Roam of Sib. Pert 41 od to is od I Veal ss od to 6. od Mutton 4$ 44 to ss 44 Pork 4a Sd to S. 44 Lamb ss. od. to 6s. ed. 111 AD 01 CATTLC THIS DAY. Beets about 130 o—sheep and 1...-miat 18,000. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Attgult as. - ' Per awe of 81b. by the tamale. Beef 3s ad to 4s 441 Veal 4$ od to 5$ 6d Mutton 45 ad to 4s Sci Pork 4$ S 4 to se ed Lamb 4s. 8 . to ss. Ed. PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load s - 51. toe. to 0. oa. New Do. . - - 3L tit. to 51. os. Straw, per Load - - 24 ss. to 21. toe. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Botts, 5o to 56Th each std to sad Ditto, 60 to 6db 23d to 241 Merchants Backs sod to 11 I)refEng HZ.% 03d to s Flu Crack Hides 244 to 264 Crop Hides for Cattlag aid to 22 Flat Ordinary sod to at Calf Skins, 30 to 4.2112 perdoses Old to 33P Ditto so to 701 b lid to 314 Ditto 70 to Solis 244 to add Small Seal , (Greenland) per I& 3s 64 to 3s 9d large ditto toot to 14oi per dos. Tanned Hoek Hides tHs to 31$ each BIRTHS. Monday fensgght, the Lady 461: Dlgtry Maebworth. of a daughter. To Dogninick.ftreet, Dublin, the Counters of Howth, of a fon ard heir. Ott Saturday Taft, in New Bridge-ftreet, the Lady of Thomas Oom, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED. On the gth init. at Irv/bridge. the Rev. S. Smith, Chaplain to the Hon. Houle , f Commons, and Student of Chrift Church, to Mifs Ann Barnett youngett daughter of the late Hon.W. Barnett, 'of the ifland of amaica. Lately., Mr. Joint Imber, of Franc, aged about fourfeore years, to Mra. Hefter 'eels+, whole Journey through life las been nearly as long as that of her (mire. On Tuefday bet, at Kenfington, by the Rev. Mr. Ormerod, the Rev. Ifaae Sloper, Diffenting Minitter of Becclea, in Suffolk, to Mifs Gould, of the above place • Oa the agth of July, at Eribole. Captain Mackay J. Scobie, of the Hon. Raft India Company's fervice, to Mita Barbara Mackay, only daughter of Major Mackay. of, Eribole. On the aft Mama, J. Stoddart, Efq. L. L. D. Student of Chrift Church, to Mifs Monereiff, eldeft daughter of Sir Harry Mon. ereiff Wellwood, Bart. On the ad ioftant, at Cattle Connell, Matthew O'Brien, of En. nis. M.D. to Mifs Fliz. Ellen M•Mahon, daughter to the late C. M'Mahon, E.fq. of Chrism umt. Lieutanat Edward John:ton, of the Royal Navy, to Mita Sarah Mountfo.d, daughter of Mr Hugh Moontford, of ditto. In Wezford, Captain Ebenezer Jacob, to Ma Euphrmiah Jacob, daughter of B. Jacob, Efq. DIED. Lately at Brampton, after a long and painful Mods, deeply la mented, Mifa Sophia Tyrrell, aged 3 s. Lately, at Twickenham, S. Hart Myers, Efq. of Cheltenham. On the Bth loft ant, at Edinburgh, Major-General F. Halket, of the Scotch Brigade. At Chatham, Mils Hope,cldeft daughter of COMMlffioner Hope. On the ioth instant, at Nairn, Mr. Georg. Grafi, Riding Sur veyor of Caftans. which finial= be held for there p yea:s Same day, at Edinburgh, John Small, Efq. of Ovamains, Lieu tenant in his Majefty's Navy. TURTLE& WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern, Poultry. have inft landed, for rale, another large Cargo of remarkable fine Turtles, from so to scolb. weight each. Turtles drcifed every day In the high& patellas, and fent to any part of Town or Country. kOk ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, isanpt from the Audios Doty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament. 0. Thurfday, 23th Augun, at Seer, XNERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public a.v.E. Sale, at their Warehoufes, No. 7E, qtlebt-fireet • WIN Ar mrtment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS; confining of &Wore and Cambrick Handkerchiefs; Lappet, clouded 'and plain Shawls • Book Mullins; Book Handkerchiefs; Lappets; Rich Tamboureti Jamieson; Malls and Books; Candelas, plain and fatdned ; Pul ikats; Calicoes • Dimity; Quikieg; Nankeens ; &siftings ; Iritb Shootings; Prin;ed Shawb, /cc. Ste. Alb a confide:able (132antity of Ira Linens, bilk Linen Shirts, Frilled, Sec. Shins, Lined Jackets, Cloths, Kerfeys, Diapers ogre. with 2 Variety. of other Goods. To be viewed as above; where Catalogues may be bad ; and at the New York andTesn's Ccdee-Heaks. M. L. MERAC, Jen. Broker. Two Months prompt. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PASSAGE, PACKET. and PLEASURE BOATS. To be LET!' by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,. On Friday t►e ad September, at /2 o'Clock, at Garraway's Col. fee.Houfe, Change-Alley, Corshill, London, in eve Lot. 'FHE foie and exclufive Privilege of the Ufe of PalLw, Packet, and Pkafurc Boat., for hire, on the Grand lunelion Canal, between Paddington and Uxbridge, and the Head uf the Sift Lock,leading from Bull Bridge towards Brentford. for Three Years, from the tR day of January next. Printed particulars and conditions of Letting may be had by applying at the Grand Junction Canal Office, No. is, Eflex-Itreet, Strand : at the Hen Chickens, Eirtningbant ; the White Horfe, Uxbridge; the Three Pidgeon., Brentford; at the feoeral Toli Bars and Lock-Honk., en the line et the Grand Janeuon Canal ; at Hat.:hett's Hotel, Piceadlllp; at Garrawaji; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate4dß. London. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AND MINE SHAKES. Ttoetthly Salm—TO be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr.scorr, Ott Friday, the ad September, at as o'Clock, at Garraway's, Change Alley, Cordial, London, SHARES in die following Navigation. and Cop- Per Mine, viv--m-The Grand Jamaica Canal. Original Skates, Halt Shares, and New Stibfcription ditto. The Shropthlre Canal; an improving Navigation. The left ball yearly Dividend was 31. expedted to inereafe. Alto Shares la the Albby de la Zouela, nehmen, and Montgo mery Canals. • Use Wheal Hops Mae, etuate rear Taviftock, in Devonfbire, and contiguous to Kbeal Fricsditaip. lour Shares In this Ouneern, tspeded te prove valuable. Printed Panic-elan at the Hen and Chickens, Eirmloglisin; White Hoeft, Uxbridge; Hatehett's Haul, Piccadilly ; u Garai way's; and of Mr Scott, Ludgate-hill; wbo is commilbotted to dilpote of Shares in vari-ua Nevigations, Efiates, ice. by private Contra& BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM AND BICESTER,WITI4 POS- SESSION AT LADY DAY NEXT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINP, Oa Pridsy, the Moth Winn, Q the Rainbow Cern-hod; is Cornhill, at Twelve o'clock, in I.uts, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE PRIM ESTATE, An whole Stoned wlthha the Parr& or Twyfred, which emends over the Harriet of Clanstoo, Is whirl the greater Part of this Waite Hes. T. Land Is priaelpally Grazing Oroand at the fink reality, acid contains altogether Siz Hundred and Pllly-five Amer, as which are nun Plookfteads, called Crab's, Drafters HE, and Smart's; the 'Ewe former very goad,mid all et plearantly united. Mr. Crors, at Twyfrrd, as well as the other Tenants will Blew their nipeene Lands, or wham viand Parkas' may be lentil alto of the Printer of the Orford, Reading, sad Northampton Papers ; Cobham Arms, Rockirsgbam ; King's Arms, f en.ge, Aylibury; at t►e Rainbow ; or Mr. Heber, at Tbaßall 5..0...5t Mr.Runr. Laird Santeter., • titSrAPI *tat URFIVRA mai Certain COUPl.Afru‘ri. AS fole Proprietor of 1)A R AN's celebrated medi• cated Dougies and ILL-mallet, Mr. DUFOUR informs the that he may a dual he conful•ed daily front 9 to 3, at his honfe, No. se, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on C.,fes or strktaret, Oh:true tions, Glens, fice. Ste. as Well as Debility. and every dire tier where fecrecy is fo effential a requ;fitc, that Mr. Dufour has provided a fixations Honk, that every Patient may bt atroduced in a fi•parate ;Torment. Mr. D. has for many years confine! himfelf to that department of Surgery, and front eztenfive pradlice, and the swift flattering Inczefa, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficacious, reluiring no confinement or reft•aint in diet, and which prevents a relapfe. Perfons ht the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, eneloang a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, &c. fee Mr. Dufour's Treadle on the above complaints,price IE. 4d. the fifth •edition ; to be had et J. Callow, Crown•eourt, Soho; Mac- Qiieeis, Exeter Change; and of •he Author. The Loan hats created Medicines out of the earth; need he that is wife will not abhor them. birac's Son. Rev. J. GANIBLE's BRITISH TEA. TO thole who may be unacquainted with the Virtnea of this fainbrious TEA, it is fufficient to fay, that it is ufed and patronifed by their Majefties, and many of the Nobility, and that in Weakne's of the Stomach, Indigettion, Nervous Diforders, Deprelllon of the Spirits, Chalk, Flatuleneies, Althmatie Com phints, Colds, end Bilious Diforders, fo efficacious, and at the fame time fo Innocent and plearant a Remedy, is nut to be found in the whole Mated* Medics. To enumerate the various aeknowledze. meats made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble from many Clergymen and others, for benefits received from the tile of this Tea, wouki be endlefs; many of them may be fan in the Evangelical, Gaped, and other periodical Publications. To the Rev. J. GAMBLE, Spiting, Dorfet. Dear Sir—Although the &lance between you and myfeif is very eattfiderable, I Aran it a mercy that I can inform you by letter, bow much inyfelf and deer partner, and many others, Rand indebted to you for the wonderful invention and benevolent pub lication of your truly valuable Tca.—Early in,March, sgos, honk a chill, which continued foe many days, accompanied with acute pains in the head, and fpread through my mortal frame, which brought on a quick fever; I was Itrongly recommended to male trial of your Tea, although an enemy to nortruma, Iwas induced to give it a fair trial, my family procured lonic from Mr. jorleell medicine warekoufe, Birminzham ; after tiling it agreeably to the printed directions for a few days, my pains and fever abated, and continuing it eight or nine days, I had the plea lute of enjoying pc: feat good health. Mrs. Jobber being the fubjed of a Nervous Dilbrder, and frequently much afiliCted with op preflion at the Romach, and difficulty of breathing, the commenced den, sing your Tea as a fubfeitutc for foreign, the has for more than four mouths enjoyed a better Rate of health than ffie hu done for years before. I recommended it to a Mifs Farley, the had a violent cold, accompanied with horfenefa and incapable of I - peaking: by tiling it medicinally for ten days, the was perfeetly reitured to health. Many pafons in the pariOt if Norton .upon-Connock, in Staffordffilre, have witneffed the effects of your falubrious Tea.— I remain your very much eftcemed friend, JOHN JOBBER. Staffordfhire, Dee. 7, 18ot . Sold wholefale and retail, by Mr. Butler, late Ching and Butler, CheapOdc, London; and retail by Bacon and Pidding, Osfoid flreet ; and traltt Country Bookfellers and Medicine-Venders in the United Kingdoms, in pack:ts at Ss. gd. and au gel. each. Alfo may be had, Mr. Gamble's Aromatic Snuff for Pains in the Head, Diforders of the Eyes, Deena', &e in bores at r34d. each WHEN Profeffional Men of education and te fponfibility deviate from the general fyltera by the (election of a peculiar Branch, the fanition of long continued facet* is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to site erchifive treatment I of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful relish of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ra vages of there complaints which are the molt importatit in the cata ' losue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as as Army Surgeon, I formed a with at en au ty per io d of Proftice to refcue individuals from the ignorance of un educ ated Mm, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaltioners. The THitEEDISORDERS,to the cure of which I have devoted my attendees, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or loos duration...idly, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling Irons the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and PAINT that derangement of the (yam in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes arc the refute of ignorance or balk in the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently happens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indifcretinn of an ungu ard ad hour. By a fuperior method fetch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have legal, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eltabilihroent. Few, however, are the cafes of tompileated diftrefs in the dlf order, compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falhidhabk Life, acquire that state of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of Each pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his orrery, but care fully conceals his ageratum it may be tome couroLatian for hini to knew, that although it be an tiled of doubt or uncerainty with other Fradthioners, the removal of theft DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of rcnor-tion is the acquirement of myezperience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly al• gout, mach *satiety will be prevented by an early counteraelion o• this languid ftate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will mart But where this deficiency has for' years milled, a proper Pa feverance is indifpenfibly requiSte to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution MARIUF.D WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their mediations or a Family, may be allured, that In mod is fiances fads defeds arc curable by Medical fkUl. The SECRECY which is foeffential to my undertaking, and the (isalitleations which I have prefumed to Rate, firm the Bads of my pretenfiotis, and in coincidence with fuels this intimation is given, that Mr. BREE may be cosfuked perfontilMor by letters 'rehiring a (mall note) at his boufe, No. sp, Amodetareet. Strand, our Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjeining,and the name is on both the doors. M. BREE, Meartberobbe Royal College of Suryeons. TO THOMAS TAYLOR IS O area sic, N. 9, Bridge-area, Landon. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform tau of the very great and extraentinary Care I have received Pram year Javan alga Medicino—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a V s , widish I treated rather lightly fee tome time, but the nit rate at length fpreeding an over my lady, I was obliged to apply to the weft eminent of the Faculty, but their Milian afforded only temporary relief—l west through various Cowles of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skektea. TM Uken that (Freed all over my limbs, ren dared me a complete Objet, to that my friends defpaked of my recovery. When brawn to this Ilmackm, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relines of mine commenting apes the many Cafes in which your Pills had fecended, I was induced to try a boa of them, which I thought rather relieved rue, an! by perfeversace fur two or three months, and following your Mediate, I expe rienced the molt amen/eatable itebutatbat (non Pain, the Sores gradually febfiding; I am mow, thank Goo, pettedly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt not but one mote boa, which I think cautious to take, will (-Rabb& sty Maki In its arena! Rats. It is with the moll heartfelt gratitude that I tobfcribe myfelf, fir, your mach obliged linable firma, Was. Pitason. Deantgate, Marebefter, July t, slot. P. S. For the pink benctit I an mot object tithe above being poblithed, bat Lome you to at as your own better judgment lull &date. Prepared and Sold by the Me Proprietor, Trio as AS T Member of the Retail College of Sergeoes,l.4lollloo, at bit Kettle, N 0., , New -Bridge-11nm Where, after a contlant refiderme id mere titanbitty-fin years, iu a predate partkularly dlredied te the Cure of Vaberld Complaints, with that iovielank Paley which men of hie Proteins ilsould sheltie obferve. be flatters Modell; the advice end affiance lie grattaitesdly atlealniflers to =etaking this edelee, will be slimmed, by a &kerning l: kl as sa advantage fehismito be obtained, and void of seal gulty..—Alro Said, by his Aypolatoseat, ter the eserrealeues at theft living at a giltaike, at tie Perfumer's, No. 35, It. Albaa's Gist, Pall-Mall; tie Toy-lhoy, Nw 503, Oatard-arest ; Mr, Ditborotagtes. No. 7, ; Mr. Steers, flookkiler. Piss. i. Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Warm's, South bridge, Edinbures ; Mr. Cahrers,Dulalki ; Mr.P.4llngee, Liver. peal; Mr. Atkiasses, Measebefter f and by one Perks la every meliderable Town be Grgt•lkkalle sad treiaad.le limes of only sa. pd. each, reeled op with fedi and Milo Dice tines, wkeerby of ...thee Sex mare= limmidina ilk Snide ttLiatii- COM* AYNTS. ul INSISRDERS it dm sTOMALN and I 9iaL.l. • - tr. JAMEb's ANALEPTIC PILLS. - - TH Excellence of there' Pills, as a vide ,Riarga- E live, and as a general Prefervaiive of Itealth, by a6Abig Rai bate inatli; due Difebarge of the Animal Fuittions, has cAHbß(hel their leeputation as a Medidne of the fatiliwiportawee. 1 bey are admirably calculated for No/ivied' the Stomach and Boweh; Is Perfons of a Bilious. a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpolitloolu well as fur the.c wbnfe Couftitutions have been adoded bra too adios or too fedcutary Lite; or by a Refidence in hot Climates. They ere likowitelpartieularly ftrvierable in Head-Ache oceaSoned by Indigeition, and in removing the bad effects of Free Living; as alto in preventing Prides and Apoplexies, fo often the courequence of intemperance. The tendency of there Pills is to open the Pores by Med. and the Lady by Day: they mot cover promote deep, aad require nei ther Confinement attention nr Diet. Recourfe Mould be had to them on the firft Attack as Cold, or noon any light Indifp•fitioa; and they fhould never be omitted at Red Time, after my Excels al eating or drinking. Al the ANA LICTIC PILLS owe their Virtues toe 'secular Pre paration, which has never been divulged but to the prefent Pro prietors, the can only be bad genuine from them; and they aro fold only by F. New's' r, at the Warehovre for Dodor James, Powder, No. is, the Eaft End of St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from ChaapOde, London; and at Dr. James's late Honk ha Hunan-street; in Holes, Pries is. 6d. each, Stamp included; ar the Quantity of Slit la One Imp Box for 11.45. Obeferve that the Words NeWatlr, No. 45, StPaars," are ustiaved cot the Stamps. All others are Counterfeits., TO PREVENT FRAUD, The Honourable Commiifinticrs of his Mildly's Stamp 011 et have granted Pennifilon to Dellaonum to have his Name fu I length intellect an the Stamps of his Medicines. ,in. 6 Wee Brodoc, IV:. g, 41410 r Ifreet, Biacifriart Road;" ro 'MOM which is Felony. Ths notgenuine, suit& the above RUM ki on the Stamps. DEAR SIR, Portfinewth. MY fitnation for many years pa fi has been fo tray miferable, that I have often wished for death to relieve me it Lae withal in vain. Owing to juvenile indikretions, (habit s contrieted at Ichool) I laboured under Await a total Sept-Judea of fight, my tnerrory had loft its retentive pewees, and my mbar fatuities were fo.mueli Impaired,lthat I bad Stria/tepee, vehiloall alit tree inight be prolonged, of being any thing elk than a detect In thz great hive of fociety. I had applialt* a nalnbet of lotfaoed phyEciane, w hole pc.:fcriptions, inftesd of reliviv,, ,ended oalytes increafe the malady, until &lama fourteen months Linde I sv . = acquainted with your two valuable Medieibes,the Natal* and Nervous Cordial, sod Aber taking three batdes,l Lund sulfa' ft4much Lvlgorated i , both corporeally and mentally that I could (came credit the evidence of mi own fenfes. • By taking two bottles more I found 'avid( fn palled' , redoesd to health sod fpirits, that I feel myfeif, if I arty be atloverd the expreCionon inhabitant of ameba world. Alm/ ten the Enos I married, and three 'reeks ago my wife preientei nee with a Fes to the great joy of enyfelf and friends, who have a keg time fpaireeloi haring the family name perpetuated. If, Sir, y. u think the publication of this remarkable cafe Ile he a benefit to the community, and to young mat in pa-tinder, pas are perfettly at liberty to do fo. My rank and button la Mt makes it improper for my name to appear at the baton • f4lll advertifetnent, in a public paper.—H weVer I&A bibs London. about the middle of next month, whet - MI:AI be hippy tea you with what refpett and gratitude, I am, Sir, your molt obliged bumble fervent. To Dr. Brodum, W. E. Royal Navy. Albion buildings, Lagoa. The Botanic l Syrup and Reitoradve Nerrois Cordiatto be had at the Dodoes kook, No. 9, Albion-Meet, 7 dears front the Lever:an Niufqins Surrey fide of Blackftiers-bridge, to bottler at ii. as. i5..63 ;ad 61. cad. (duty included) at Withers' (leas Cockell's ) Medicine Warebouk, spa, Strand ; Shaw a: d Edwards. St. Paul's Church yard • and Brennand, No. z 56, iillboidessoe itreet Without ; W. &iglu, Printer and SoolSellet, at his Moe dicinal Wardioufe. No. 3,%Vine-ftreet, who hat reached a bart and freib (apply; native= and PAM, Caßladbace; ileawnw„,, Tolley; C. Routh, Beidgalkeet Reed and AWN* Bilialt Meykr and Crutwell, Bath; Mean. Geodiry. Sharhonse; Ma, Ralkes, Glouceiter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worociber ; Mr. Tremens. Exeter ; Swinney, Birmingham ; Spillbury and Co. May-fircet. Dublin; and by all Printers, Bookfelkrs, and Valdes re MOM eines in the Three Kisedeats. It win be oseeffary the thither Gould fee fedi Takata as we abliEted with Desk& or Lola of Sight,•or fend their cares byLatc terse Pared, iodic DoCtor(poft or carriage paid) with tastiest ion WORTHY THE A TENTION OP' ALL itArsiLS THE A Sifted are now happily pretested with a molt late, falutary, and MlT:lute Specific 1 seglsofe deOurabils and b•therto locurahk Make. the KING's EVIL ACIROPULA. S TRUMA, SCURVY, GOU E, RHEUMATISM, MIS, LS. PROSY, and all Thforders orielnating in an impure Scat el this The ANTI-IMPETIGINES, • Medicine founded on •Chimical and Ptsilistphical befit, warranted by the F. writhes ot a [cries of Years. fandtiosed by Culien's Pramic- .4 Pt , Ff44 and Nofology." and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. 0. us L:verpoel, who pleslass hinsfelf to the public, that this ric &eine is pettedly innocent in its nature—fate in os application —ear powetfuity tlllicilakmis In every (pecies f r imPitivaitert, et depraved k,h.t, with affoltiona Muse &tn." (Vide Cancer Peso• tier ni elayfir).—lt is of the utasoft importance to theta allied with sty of theie direful *Rafe% t.s their friends sod retatteek as well as to the refits,' generation, that loch hereditary soupisinen May he fpo duly removed, and the blond purled bum every des grec of whim'. It has been had by MI Phyficians, that Annie illitenweey; almond chiefly &moot the afthshitants of the northers part nt the skeet ; sod we have unhappily essleed die troth of Nis seer dna In Nis no stay, where the out foie= changes ell tbm Weather at cable &Mouse the ear, friend the miff eserm dating s ad slanging diterden among us, 14 cisdbng the Wed. and raweristir alluding the Rate of the pertpiratin;and thus um. catioathe etude, soughs, !beano. thc. the portentoos harbingers of aimed every Ales& width proms feass to the iolukhitepta Great Britain ; perhaps there is no place en conk In Mica us die* fallen chur l as this Nand, where the estivate, of bealma old are evil irsporwored h bar day. Hama it becomes a mat ter of the 'atm.& importance to leek out SR knee general stud de cided remedy far thole Madera, whit* tabs their ate &aim ob. Imam! Peripirarion. Ofts et tM tiagninlbitie rillroth of gbh Ob. Road ion is to centembeste the vital Meld, which in the bum if various °Dibasic abiders, throolag the eruptions epee the &ie. to the &rem annoyance of the unhappy fisiljadt ; wad, by the mos Uplity slits whin, uadtswietes the esoltinstisn. entheraethip the tires of the afilithid :--soceeding to demises habits sr con. libation.) prnpeofitlcs of Its oll,ets, sod is the &gm* of malignity with which the hi siti la • it iiiidoime the g stinat's Iffs with different end It ronseik be Alt had In time to proper rtmsdl•s, they bemire rectal is the habit fo that kw medicines can reach the unalndy, and many that aro made she of he that purpofe only ROW a ceafrevete end din the Deleon into new damask, and thereby ha than deeper In the confiltietion. - _ _ - V. Saloom therefore havkte bare keg In polka* eta twee* for the certain and dredge! awe et Ikea Murders whisk mks t heir Orr from an impure end viteW Rate Odle Med le= and hash( ebfaved wkh few Park the newbedsit where t attests have pined away Is • Reknit!' azalea wltheet ✓e/vivito the folallea battik frees asp thles dem emeil seam the ownweee imedldeembiela Wee hem= to the peblk as eniverfat fpecleas tee thole eamplehots, has least yielded to the pilling sneaks of fendtwevessores le dly albeed, and &tabooed to pubbei it to the weetd se • tedne of the mak:ft Nat.onal Importaheeowljeftly ealadew4 is eiessfe the Lin I , d front all keine* estionetadt every meld/ alcalus, awl fyt!ore weal and emulated owlbteeleaa_ 'The AN rMhI PE:IIOINRS Is an alterative and p,r erofthe blood. its awoke) Is tredve!. ;oak. and ; it ir the heft futiltionc that km (err berm Eirsoes== dangerous mineral Mercury; it feeettes the blood end Iliwolosso it to expel aY tortiolis bled impure juices, giving Ireogth sod teno en the nerves, etiliveolot and intirrradag both body sod i010d..-• FOR SCORBUTIC LITTANROU9 ERUPI IONS• DRY Or WET LIPROSY, the Anti.lagebrora tensely dire s ps eratorne ever sil mitt evedklues, Wei decidedly adopted be eft (pertly rriarmal et their coaldsiets, and will rot lily clot, glss Moe but heal Odd Sacs and skits at tier le long Masao Proper Weediest* for every cafe. to . sable lodges tobiretkow• filers, Is fated op with each bottle. price Helbo-Oulorta—lbenl arc also homily batiks, amtatniag tie quantity of her. alt lx " for 335. by wild Is 9s, fated. isicledlny floe duty; Sang. Simms 3Jvcr pa~l atenniodtbereas, width sell M well se 4fmve Orsaly busses they bey. Sold at Ms WarchoeLt, Nw d, Cellegmssees. 0140 t a.d h 7 his appuintineor, by j. Mathews. No tg, sused, and 01tt1 , 1 6 . 1 1 Co. bow Cherebsyard, Landon; Smith. Banal. Hsdls W . !/1:= Rider, rallohe_sybi - 14,Deedikrladdmi dad bf 8 .17 . 0 , 4 .;;;; dots its way ilderhot Tows la snug LUIibW4: Printed awl patiaell by LIVILLICENT., r it y r re l ftLernaib) doe his Omni. t. ein An Ser tbe S' tery whii Tiei thei Ow Q . 21 r Vicl ,I 1 Is - *9 . Cox' Mai HIV tk_oir lb , 1 II r~~