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r.- 11.44 11P '~{;`: . • , C( 0 --. L ._.: #/.!.. ).) k: ....___ .... .:/ f. c --- ) ._____ ,r .- "" s---• /',.. _,.. m , ~.. [ 11. .._.....,._ ) . k . fiLl ti , - <7;• . *E:IL •c [PIZ 1 f•r. Six-r R I• 0171 ' ORDNANCE. OFFICE, April es, 1808. nu,PRINCIPI,.OFFICERS of HIS MA -1 r u sn't ORDNANCE, ifs herelfy Natiq, repropos as will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on [olio mazy the 19th of Ma y nest, from such PeKsons as may tag to undertake the Performance of the Glaziers Work wr ote of this Department, at the Tower, Pall-Mall, roo,o, W oo lwich, and Porfieet, for three years, terminable of *ex piration of one year, upon three months notice being by either-Par t 1 . - /r fote particulars, together with the Terms , and Conditions ; 00 ,0c; may be known, upon application at the Secre of, olio, in Pall-Mall, any day, between the hours of ten 0 ( o'clock. The Prep esals must be delivered at the Fiecre . a foresaid, sealed up , and eoclorsed, " Proposals for . 4 ": 10errmoc e o f Glaziers' Work fo; the Ordoince Depat t : bat no Prop osal e. .n hr adtMed tt after the said 13th of loot, twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither oaf Teoder be noticed, unless the I . :41y making it, or an vtint , is b e bef, shall attena. By Order of the Board, ;! R. H. CREW, g--r..tary._ EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICE, 180 M. E;clequtr Bilis doled in the tr.: - .•nths of May, Jane, July, and Angakt, 1697, TO Itf. PAP OFF. _ _ EVE LORDS COMAIISSIONERS of HIS havies, gfvon Dirt..t:ores fir prying aj 0, ',Saito! Ithe Ex:hryuer Dills, wiM. Ile Inter,st et the Ea elf:tore (tt'.7,-,, i n d i, Exchequer, Alt:' frj, j „ud., rho 2Sth J J of .1 7 .4 b: gh7 , :n dial. (.3:ed ...vs and H.o':ys excepted) magi, -f .111n 4 ,; , .. - ..rb - ...e,fror: Ten o' Cloch in the Morn. jog Onei.nthe Aj'e. rr-or t4c tope:ell reeobvi , g thee :.,me. And A:greeter the ^ evert of :.ie mid Bills are dt . sired to bring : wets. 4irtel:..::h F:Y,:p!: ^ n ccr:.:;n:es,T the Arstenhers in not • 1...51 order, cetor.h;. , .; to the and tiena eon. wevertf. g, r• t , I,ltit Mr frinc.;;..' Soors and I,tereot: due thereon, reitetife, eh , lohnis fo 74-het: tie Int.reft trill cease ; rtJ tej~ara ' an d ZJI such Lilt:, th.!ir Y OR Me sa.d l ie nyof tit h:e ;:', t.',..f.re;ni.l Bills should is; J.:Jiro:es rceeillirj l',snent f the ~ea 41, rest, previous to the said 2rsh day of M-7,0813 :.• t:•r.r7 Ifitsted, to the el,:y on llhf :o t , 4:7,1 le.ewir . f; the sa:11 fnr evarr.ination ir,.les price :her,o, Pl;f ^! =s 1.V.7y !mg New Exchequer BM! is •• at :be lect:ovr cf their Lists de ,-xrdxs :r Coforr lEt ' ./11.4y, le Je:cwracd.7:ed te•A New Rd!: urlirg 'erect -ree f.,rce -:ry, by ih day, c. every One telich b..ar a-te ere said _Bth day f:Wy, MA, ar,:w.fl be del.'iered on fue.1.1.7/, Me 31st May, and Pant. N.E. All i:xcheqvi• dated prior to Alay, 1807, have bccn Jdrertistd to b•!Taid off, and t 1 ,7 t re • has c..as-d. l'O COR:\ FACTORS, &c. TO BE DISPOiIEII OF, a very vziluabll and ea tersive Corn i - t: ' with Ow Sto...'s and Pr:l - ns,s used for =TI4 co the ' , ante, whial the p.!rr:tas r tray ult..: to irnme.- 0.:e4.--For further particulars apply to Mr. Howard, Solicit.or, l'•orsa, Hints CAPiI'ACSPORTING MARTI:RS IN THE. CO'JtiTY OF PERTiI, IN .' , COTLAND. t`liF 1-EtUSE of LURE, Furnished, with the, 1 1,Nr.... • Pl•?...iiure Grounds, and sui.i,ble Officca, will be let lottvo, or .^, }cars. The boas: will accommodate a !arc( 61v. 1 ~ ".,rden is in good order, ar..i very productive. 'it Please. • ~rounds are extensive, and uncommonly fine and I.twesqvc. • is , t'mat, 4 within a mile of rilttir, in one el the finest 5:• - • • • itects of the litelliands c.f Scoth.nd, and the Tenant 11•• . ." , ,•rty of shooting Grot:tte and all sorts or Garne on . '.ich is of 0 - eat extent. A 'tenant will he aecorn np'.,teti c.'.; Hav Oats, and Grasl; a::d he may have inme al.atarce% •- lux great Past Kuatl :,um Perth to Inverness goes V . :tough ;;Nruld. Arply to W.n. Lallas, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. PAVING. LIGHTING, and CLEANSING. Parish of St. Clement D toes, April 1606. AHE COMMITTEE appo'.ntcd, purs:mnt to Act of Parliament, for' LIG! - ITING 'and CLF.ANSING the ilia Parish, give notice, That they .. - eiti nice, it the Nits . ry-ruom attic tail Par;. h, on . l'aiday, O.:. l :sth day of May next, at six 61 iI 1 dock in the afternoon 1-rcisZly - , to rt. : e ivepropc.;3 l , in Ned t'D.lt sealrd op, front any peens o' prisons willing to et - mu - ter iith them for Ihwirg and Repairing the Pnventent in the said lariat (ti e Ganiage way Lei the strand excepted), for a term of en* Tears, from l'slichaelmus Day rt,.st ; the Cau - ',age Ways to be :pared N% 'At ii-inen Gras-ice; ur Pebltles. The temlcrs must star er the price of tech per seyilre yard, as also the price for re • hyitg or repairing the Cordage WaY per square lord. 'nit Cummissioners will not suftr the Paving to be laid in any • stli.n- material than Gravel, nos - any Brick, Rubbish, Mortar, or aay 0..10r, material to be used Wilh tit. Gravel. -- 11 .. tenders fur Repairlygor Pavinttnie Fr ; ot-way must spe dfy 5,: price in r squats yard for new Perbeek Svares and Moor Sou, Jeddah and Moor Stony. Curb respeetivelyr. And also for I 't , i;'';;or tiririrha the said foot PuYeittent. 1 ' At the ...itle !hale the Co: truittee will be ready to receive Pm ! pow, for l`roviding and Lighting from 600 to . 400 Globular lamps —the l'ot i • ~.Is to specify the price at which the Proposer will en- o.:7etalit t la t'a.: tame at per .I.amp,el. - her w.th twa spout Burners 4., ..) each, the wi c k to c o ntain 16 threads, or v ith vac broad wick 1 ..;:rrs.r. The lake in each way to tie speci': , ed distirwtly. Smn- 1 f l ' of raft ....: t must be pi-tido:4.d, add the 1 .; , n . q.., to be cleaned ::east once in t very fortnight, or oftener, it requirnl. ,11 • c•.:'ln - il.!!: will -. - d•to be ready to r.'ceive Pr:.p.osals from 1 '"•-:. , n• - titinit to cowl-act for Clearod - :?, - .he said Parish, and tat .:!. :`"-‘'.' the doe:, sksltes, mot Rubbish from the Deist-holes and Ku,: .1' th e WI-alt . :Tants ; the Prort;als tee •pvcify the terms on a.... - . 11 the Pe r:.,.!'-, or Persons proposieg spill take ew ity ,the Dust, : I 'f. ^.d Ruhbich from the sever..l tiocs.. s and Des:At - 11A of the ITA .hitant , (the Proposer to be entitled to such Dust, Ashes, and .P - a • -' l ';':... And also the terms on which such Pt upo.ter will cleanse dial tab: away the Mad ::tai other lib h fen's the Public Streets, I la'..s, and Alleys is the said Parish once es every week, or of-1 lute!, if re Atited. teach of such Prtpoenls to be s-partte, and appitcakh to cite respective matters above statrnt, it being the in tntiou of the Cetrimittee to take into considera , ..iow the contract us forth, eleunsiog the Sti-etts,and talon.; away the Dust, Ash es, '- 13 1 do same Ferro . .., or "ov ditf.srettt Persons, either together 01 ' 1 13rue—the s:da Contract to be fur one year, and to cosn settre at Niithaelmtes a-tt. the Contracter or C ontra ctors is or are to find all Carts, lorses, and :::r.l,iern...nts nee-est:myfearft. the several Works above itetified, and to give suftirismt seruri.y for the :lacer:Or:name of the Contract, the form of Svlstc! - . I'liki 'le inspected, by applying at the: Cernrstsut-room, at the Workhouse of St. Clement Danesr -1 hsnatnes of the Securities mu?. be ;ioecified in the teqective P . ! i lobidg • .. By Order of toe t ommittee, Tlithi. ERAS. JENNINGS, Clerk. ARMY. ALIEUTENANT in a Regiment with only one Battalion (lately arrived from the East Indies) wishes to ea. change into another Resiment ve,ll; two, a reasonable diffetence being given.—Letters addressed NV. Z. to be left at Mr. Turn bull's, Stationer, Trongate, Glasgow, (post paid) will be immedi ately attended to. N.B. Has no objection to a Regiment abroad. WARM SEA-WATER BATHING, RAMSGATE, ISLE OF THANF.T. jriYASON, Proprietor of the WARM SRA WATER • BATHS, begs leave to express his most grateful Thanks . fint the Favours received last Season, and informs the Nowt' ry, Gcwrar, Sm. visiting RAXSGATZ and ha Vitiadty, that his BATHS ARE NOW OPEN for the ensuing Summer, under the usual 'ferms aai Regulations, and assures them that every attyn tints shall be paid to render the application efficacious to the in valid, and a pleasurable preserver of Health to those who enjoy it. And, from the many who are cured every Season, or. in a great degree relieved from their various Complaint., be trusts will insure a continuance of that support and recommendation be has beat so highly honoured with. The_ Term-„ with recommendatory Observations on Warm Si a-Bathing, to be had at the Baths. N. B. Each Bath is fresh filled with pure Sea-Water, to obtain which the Proprietor has been and still is at a very great expence. Bath House to let by the Month, or for the Season, on very reasonable Terms.—Letsers of Inquiry, post paid, will be strictly att n , led to, THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JUNE 28, lathe only Ldtc.fry that ever contained SIX: PRIZES of leopoo. SCHEME. 6 Prizes of £O,OOO are 10,000 5,000 2,000 *POO SOO --- 100 50 46 I' 0,000 20,0c0 10p00 6;000 5,000 sopo epott ,:CO 22,000 60,060, 2 3 20 -. 10 1,000 4,000 ---r .€9.a),000 25,100 Tickets. NO FIXED PRTT.E. lickct.: and &tares are ailing at all Licensed °races in London, and by their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket CO2 19$. Quarter £lO 15 0 I Eighth 5 9 0 Sixteenth L 2 15 6 I s 0 No. 4, CORNHLL, and 9,..CHARING-CROSS. TBLSH returns his most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in genera), for their un-; hounded favours in the Lotteries just firishcd, and acquaints them that 'llcLets and Shares lot the NEW :a - FATE LOTTERY, to be drawn the 28th of June, are now selr,r.g as above; where, in the L ptterics just finished, he sold and !hand No. 17,611, a Prize of ae2::.,000. _ N. 18,455 -, - at:10,000 No. 4,1 8 2 - - £l,OOO 14,048 - - 6,000 988 - - 500 18,148 - - 5,000 17,966 - - 500 24,889 - - 5,000 24,5.57 - - Mt.,' 16,772 - - 9,000 5,614 . - 540 The First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to the Grand I lot( I, valued at £23,000, ;was sold et Bish's Offices in sixteen. Sixteenths ; also two otht.r of the substantial Freehold Houses, value £9OOO. Schemes, with particulars, to be had gratis; and the fortunate holders of the above Prizes in both State and City Lotteries, may have their mu;;ey by a•Tlyit:g to No. 4, cORNE-111.1, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. TO BE SOLI?, BY PRIVAIE eONTRACT, A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the County of Hereford, comprising the Manor and Roy alty of HAMPTON COURT, die Ancient and Magnificent iVlansion Houi.e, (replete with accommodation for a large Fa mily,) with the Offices Gardens, Pleasure Grounda , P it*, the Green farm, Water Mill, Lake, and Fish Ponds ; Picturesque Cottars, Groves, Woods and Plantations, highly ornamented wit . 'limber, chiefly Oak ; comprising upwards of twelve hundred State t o Acres of very rich Ar.lble, Meadow, Pasture, Orchiird, Hop Ground and Wood Land (lythe Free) ; delightfully situate in a beautiful Country, five miles distant front the Borough of Leominster, nine frim the city of Hereford, and one hunciced and .• thirty-live irom London. To bo viewed by tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner at the Steward's House in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin ted Particulars may be bid ; also at the New Inn at Hereford ; the Hop Pole inn, Worcester, and at Garraway's Coffee-house ; and the Price and further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Clatidge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be taco. - ----- , BY OiLDER Old HE HON. COMMISSIONERS OF HIS A r ESTY'S CusToms. TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • At the Ctm Hous, Harwich, on Tuesday tha 10th day of May nes as t, o e the Sale to c ommence preciaely at Ten o'Clock in the f orenoon, TIIE following ARTICLES of Foreign . 'Manu. Letule, in small Lots, viz. 2 Elegant gold Opera Glassjs, ettamelrd and richly set •with Pearls, cant Jibing a Watch complete, and a set of Musical Works, with moving scenery. 2 Ladies gold lA'atchts, repeaters, with gold Dials, mama(' harks, and richly set with Pearls. 2 Ladies gold Musical Watches, with gold Dials and chas'4 back i. 6 Gold \Vatches repeaters, with gold Dials and cha s ' d backs. 6 Small hunting Do. Do. Do. 2 with rig. and 4 plain. 6 Do. 3 with chas'd backs and 3 plain. 2 Gold W atc hes, repeaters, fplain and I with a gold Dial. 6 Dn. hunting Do. 3 plain, and 3 with chas'd backs. 24 Gold Watches, with gold Dials. 13 Do. vlain. 9 Do. with chas'd hacks. 18 Ladies Do. with gold Dials and chaid backg. * C. to. repeaters, with gold Dials anurchas'd backs. 10 Silve: Watches, plain. 6 Do. Hunting Do. 5 Do. Weite':es, with bilv,r Dials a,ncl enamell'd backs. 6 Do. Do. With gold Do. and Do. 9 Do. Do. Do. With enamelled hacks. 3 Do. Enuff Bows, containing each a Watch complete, 10 Sets of Watch Moverrtents. 411 Enaniella Watch BAAS : . 12 ip,zeti Gold Watch Hands. 10 (Ladies) Gold Necklaces. 6 Do. Do. Ring s set with Pearls. 1 Do. Do. Hea d ' Ornament tipped with Featis. 2 Do. Do. Net Pelts. 1 Do. Do. Net for the. Head. 17 Yards of Gold Chain for Ladies Nac'alaccs or Bracelets, and 148 Pair Gold Ear-rir.gs. N.B. The Goods to be viewed at the Custom-onk, Harwich, ts3ut...tihtienld‘ayVaptrcehvpioivalsst.o the Sale, between the hours of 10 i‘r,il 12 in the iorenoon and 2 3,43 . 41 u ;he afternoon. Gne fourth Of the value of each lot to be depos,lted at the time of sale, and the 1 ,70ds to be taisen away, with all finite, within 10 days after the sale, otherwise the deposit will he forfeited. No Notes will be takt. bat those of tilt; 8?1 1 4,Pf Enillauds.Har u:.ch, or Manningtree, • , .FRIDAY, N A Y 6, 1808. This day was published, In Four Volumes, duodecimo, trice 18s. in boards, T HE RING AND THE WELL. A Romaktce. Printed for J,,ocrnan, Hurst, Rees, ard Orme, Paternoster-row. hiIDDIMAN'S VIEWS. This dly was phlished, price 105.6 d. or proof impressions, • One Guima, No. IV. of PPICTURESQUE VIEWS an d ANTIQUITIES of GREAT nRrrAIN: containing the PEAK CAVERN, DERBYSHIRE,the CHAPEL in OA KfiAlk.l PTUN CASTLE, NEWARK CASTLE, RI VAULX ABBEY. Engraved by S. MIDDIMAN, from original Drawings. milli descriptions in English and French. • Published for the Proprietor, S. Miniman, 46, Titchfield street, by W. Clarke, SR, New Bond-i.tuot. roR THE *USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIXERSITIE.S. 'jitis day was published, in 1 VuL 8%0. price 7s. bound, A New Edition of FiRISTOPI - 10 RI Cellarii Smalczblensis Geo • graphia Antigua recogniti deuuo, et. ad vett:nun novi,rum que scriptoran fidem, bistoricorum maxime, castigata, et quints Etatioritipluri:nis Locis aucta et immutaza. Huic den, m S xtx E.litioni, Tot Chartas rs majori auctoris Geographia antiqua, qunt ad minorem hanc illustrandam requii..bw.tur,Dupticenique ludsccm, quorum priori veters lucorum noraina novis 'prmponuntur,,.. , riori, nova vetcribus, addidit,touin recens..tit; et :..caolarurn usui accommodavit. SAMUEL P.-VTRIC::, D, D. Printfd for F. and t. Rivintc,n, W. Ginter, Longman and Cu. aid and T. Williams. 1:0R THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day wax published, price bound (J. A New Edition, being the Eighteenth, cf 'THE FIVE BOOKS of the JESOPIAN FA BLES of I'aTEDRUS, AUGUSTUS C22.i.-Iles FREED MAN, with a numerical Kel adjoining to each Line, directing to take the Words in C'oustruing in a propt r Order; and also the Notes of PETLA DANET, for the Us.! of Lite Dauphin, translated into English. To which are added, a Copi.:us Par,ing INDEX, containing every word in the Fables, will, their proper E.ngliAi; and a grammatical Praxis cm them, ref , rr',ng to the Rules of Grammar : by the Ass stance of which, young Scholar..., or hut very slender acquaintance with the Rule!. of Grammar, may be enabled of themselves, with ease and pleasure, and without .inter ruption to the Teacher, to leatcatheir Lcsicons 1J Plia.drus. Ily N. sibllL Tr:.Y. Printed for R. Baldwin, F. mist C. Rivir.gton, C. Law. I. \Va'- ker, Wilkie and Robinson, Longman and Cu. and ;ate and E.X2ERIAIz.NTAI. PIIII,OBOYHY. ---- This day w.' vubb.lted, in Two Volumes 12mo. illustrated by 3.5 superior Eugraviugs, price its. 13 b...uds, ana 1 is. hound and leltervtr, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS TRY, intended thick for the US.. of STUDENTS and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY. P. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the, Art t, &c. ; Vicar of West-Ham; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bi3hop of Laudaff ; and Au thor of The Economy. of Nature, !cc. &c. • Printed f‘r Rlicamtp Pki""3l 6, Bridgc"strect and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also* had, just put:lilted, The GRAI4I4AI of NATURAL and EXPFRIMENTAL POILOSO• env,by the Rev. p. Blair, Author of the Class Book, &c. price 3s. in blue. • ARITHMETIC. This day was published, closely printetl, price Is. 64. bound, with an allowance of the 25th Book. THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and BUSINESS, adapted to the PraitticaLpSE of SCHOOLS, including a complete reformation of all thei ables of Weights and Measures; the Calculation of Anunitiesj>eases, Estates, Lives,. Stocks, dtc. &c. ; and MORE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES under every Rule than are to be foundin any other Book of tbis By the Rev. 1. JOYCE, • • Author of Scientific DU:ivies, &c. &e. gvery man of business must recollect how much he had to un learn in the practice of Arithmetic, when having left school he first entered into the commerce of life, and also how littL he had learnt which was strictly applicable to real transactions.' The present System of Arithmetic, disregarding the fetters of its pre decessors, ha consulted alone the actual and prevailing occasions for the exercise of this useful Art. • Every branch of trade and manufactiire has been sedulously consulted in the new exemplifi cation of the various Tables of Weights and Measures; every thing obsolete or useless in other beoks of Arithmetic has been expunged; and every thing has been lutrodaced that is essentially necessary. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge- . street, Black friars, and to he had of all Booksellers. GREENLAND ANT) .WARRFN'S CATALOGUE. This day was pubhshed, GREENLAND and 'WARREN'S CATA LOGUE for 1808, being a general Collection of the best Authors in various languagee'and every department of literainee, including several valuabko Libraries recently Purchased. The whole forming a desirable and select assortm..ut of curious and very rp.:r.• articles in fine preiersation ; among others are Wor lidg...'s Gems, d vol. proof itnpr..ssio,) , taken (.1f on whiLe satin, and richly i;daid with gold borders, splauildly tiour..d in Ingram° ; rirancsi's Works, 15 vols. ; Museum Florentioum, i t via.; :jod g e..'s Views in India, large japyr, coloured. plates ' • Catesby's Natural lii‘t. , ,ty of Carolina, 2 vols.; Tableau de la ReVOitttiCla FILIC1:1V, 3V, ; Purchas his Mgr' nes and Pi , grianae, 5 vols.; R•aueil ti'il.%tanapes dans le i!u Roi de France, Dec d'Or- Crozat, 8 vols.; Btolict•.eca Toyographica Eritan. lea, 8 vols.; Universal History, 60 vols. ••• • N. 1.3. A liberal price even in rea '.f.money or e;:l . avire Fit Librol‘ib,ht - wever extensive, or knoll panels books. No. '2, Fins'Jury-place, 180'. , . T 1 is day was pubtishrsi, is one. Volume 18mo, Pi iFtt;cl with the best ink, and Lot-pressed, price es. bound in red, an'enlarad Edition, of CHARLES JONES's HOYLE's GAMES im proved, consisting of Practical Treatises on Wl.ist Connexions L'shess Qtadrille Bever:is Back-Gammotk Piquet Pet Draug:tz i s Quinze All-Fours Cricket Vingt-Un Sp..rtil aim Tennis Lansquenet * 1;•w or Lue Hazard Paro or nitro, I otter, Billiards P,ouge and Nt.ir Commerce Goff or Gulf Cribbage Pope Skittles • • Matrimony Brag E 0 and Cassino, Domino 4..0t0, With an F.ssay on Came COcks ' wherein are comprised Calcala l tions for Betting upon Equal or Advantageous Terns. Whiten for It. Baldwin ; W. Low ides ; Wilkie a ~ .I Robinson ; I. Walker; Scatcherd and Letterrr i an ; Longman, Hurst Pees znd Orme; La:kington, Al;et. and Co.; W. Stewart; B. Crosby , I 4nd Co.; I. Mawman ; and I . Asperne. . 1 Of whom may be had, printed separately, Twanty-two Gauzes , :elected fur the Card-Table, price 30.—Cliesso.ts.—Draugltts and Cilli. , l7ls, IL each—Backgamnum and G anie-'.:ocks, Gd. 0.41 ~ - . For (:I.hANING arI43EADTIFIiiNG PARED CIiA.RCOAL and CONCEN'FRATbD SOLD. TION. CHAT COAL, frawn its Antireptic prp7erties, has toes been recommended Sy the firft profcclion3l mep . Not the mntt of Tooth Powder that can he ufed for cleaning, whitensug, and preferring the Teeth. rtmoring the z'curvy from the Gulls, and datrtrying the feetor nifirg it nt cartons teeth, which contaminates the Eiroth, and is ;qapat4.; of in.;erhig the et•aincl. From the grzat reputation the genuine preparat'un luvented by Edm. Lardner (Chemitt to the Duk, and Div!, f. of (.ra ) has acquired, malty imitatin,,s are daily nifrrrd for fal; ; the tree, only is tined Eslmuod Lardner on the I..tbrl. • „• It is fold wholefale and retail at No. 56. Piccadilly, corner of Albany, in boxes ind hotles, at 24 and as. cil• each: is alto • old retail by Nrwbery, St. Paul's Church ya: d ; Rl t g e, Cheri tide; Vade, Combat ; Davison, Fleet fleet, ; a.d Baybsy and Mew, Coakfpur arra. Loudon; Gregfon.l iv, crud ; tat or and Rn Dablin ' • Car„;ill and Itraburt. Fdint , gli ; Nealeb, Oqvix ;t• Portfmout h and si--o • lair r WriITEHAVI.N. TO 3. SOLOMON, YSQ. SS D. Livrierri.. ';',IR—I have the satisitction to asisure you, that • your Medicine, the Cordial. Latin of Cilead, hes not tinde s:.rvedly gained so zrent reputation iu the vicinity of Wl.itehiven. Many cases could be algduced whereie it 17.4 s h. n highly effica- - dour: among the rest, a G:mtlw:an of my acquaintance waited upon me, and entreated that I would make you acquahl.ted witli the wonderful cure Ire had expeilemed by the use of a fix bottle. of it, wi.h.b . he purchased from me. Ili" complaint was of a Net , vous kind, and of many years standing; and, though many reme ' dies had been unsuccessfully tried, notkiug but the Balm of Giles(' produci4 thailiappy change in hii whole s ; sti l wl.i:h he had for many years sought in Pain. If further inform , tioa ii nec..ssary, you may refer any respectable enquiter, by letter, post paid, ty your must obedient humble servant, WILLIAM ALBIN, 'Val. e'Live n. The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every respec.alde Medicine Vender in the Linked Kingdom. ...... ---- ' CHING'S PATENT WORM I,OZENGO4's WORMS are the most treqeent sources of Chil dcen's Diseases. 'Their symptoms every Parent and Guar. dian of Children should be acquairced with. They occa is... li.s of appetite, a paleness of the colour c..f the face, emaciation and irre gularstate of the Bowels, attendea after with violent pito i tiae4 bring on couvulsioni; they also the growth of the body,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre• restive and cure of these alarming complaints, the above exig e n s t i Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the characters in this countay, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal Their public approbation, givin to the Proprietor,4rWS a personal knowledge of its wonderful sucrei4 in .their own find. lies stamps its merit beyond competitum, aticl gives a sanction to lt, of which no other Medicine of fhe kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the rate of childres should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found tet relieve.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapside, .I,nnthin ; and retail by most country V coders, in boxes at 4s. iid. and ss. dd. each. ' The Key Mr IiARCLAY's lsAfEN*l AN'l 1 ill LitiUS PILLS Il' was a remark of the ce lebrated Dr. . Bochan, Author of the Domettic Medicine, that complaints of ti, ttomacb and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country which lay the font:cit . :don of the more formidable and fatal ear ....des ; that the pedal who could difcover for the relief and curt' a -Cafe and infallible remedy would pert.rm a moil important kr+ico to foclety. That difeovery has row been made in the Parent Antibillous Fills of the Rev. William Barelay, the extenfive Tale of which, and th; b'gla affiliation in vrtileh they 'are deferredly held, has confiderahly left tied the number of there cemplainis ; and hie, fair n a Mort time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them: 'I bele Pills have a quick and Cafe operation, they ad powerfully and l'pecifically on the bile, and thus remove t he rT at (Iry sdifordera atone& ed with it, tick headaches, flatulenec. liter complaints, jamt dice, oei•vons difordera from ind4ellitm, See They are the nioft valuable family tredicint hitherto offered to the Poblic and the Proprietor is furiortc:l by the moil refpeelabk evidence of the firit gharaEtrrs of the Nobility ad others, that they have never been adminillered to any perish without giving certain nod [peed/ relief, and in the end completing a cure Tlelavaluable medicine, having been ufed with Inceekt i lf reams. mended bi the following dittingnithed Perforegts;.... The Right Firm Yffe , tunt DILLON The Lord hl to of BATH and WEI.I.S Sic JOHN Hogg V WOOD, Bart. M P.for Huniton Sir STEPHibi LUSIIINCTON, Bart. M.P for Pcorytt THOMAS A NSOI4. Efq. M P. for Litchfield. JAMES A MYA l' I. Efq. M.P. for Southampton lit pito t .SQN e A INERT, Efq. M.P. fur Hertford EDMUND BOIE.IIM. Efq. Ncw-ftrtet, Sprlnrgardcas THOMAS HA NI . 1 / 4 1ERSLElf, Fig Pall-Mall - . , fl. W. DICLtiES, Efq. Private Secretary to the Arcbbilbop d C _ onteitury • Sold wholefal.- lettl mall by Mr. Butler, Fe. 4. Cheap Ode, corner of Puternufter-rove; and retail by Mr:Kirby;Stafford Brett, Old Boud Reset • Mr. Strattun, Leh:effete-I'quart ; Bolter, Bast burgh, and GiAegOß ; and by all refpedable Venders its Tow* and Country. - A o.surion.-(Thferve the name of William Barclay Is engraved on the Ramp, which I. armed on thp outilde wrapper of each hoe ; all not to Ramped arc a dangerous imitation. Pries ss.itd. and tcs. per boa, with anifiedireetioos. • • • • • . . IERAL BIOGRAPHY. This day was published, A nen Edition, being Tue mat), with considerable Additions andlmprovements, corrected to The middle the year 1807, in one very large and closely printed volume, octavo, 16s. in boards. THE BIOGRAPHICL, HISTORICAL, and CHRONOI.OOICAL DICTIONARY, containing ac curate accounts of the tivss, Cu AR ACTI/IS, and ACTIONS of the most eminent Persons of all- Ages and Countries, includin, the Revolutions of States, and the Successions of sovereign Princes. By 10liN WATKINS, 1.1.. D. &c. Scc. Vita enim mortuorum In ruemoria est posits. CICTRO. A Biographical and Histqical Library, in the form of a Dic tionary, and in the compass of an octavo vetunie, answering the purpose of reference on all points of Biography, Chronology, and History, challenges the respect of every Stndent, and every Lover of Literature. ThisDietionary consists of 1000 closely printed pages, each containing 600 words, and consequently includes as much mat ter as any large r i nd expensive quarto. After the sale of three editions of this Dictionary, each 6000 in number, and the credit and authority which it had acquired in the literary world, it bo conies matter of sirprize that pr t c„tber Author, parodying its con tents, should have had tan temerity to bring o'ut a*similar work having the same object, and not containing one-twellth more matter, at the enormous pike of three guincis ! The public are invited to snake the comparison, both as to matter and quantity, between Dr. Watkins's irnik and thiscither, four times the price. , Let It be added, that Dr. Watkins's Dictionary containi the au thorities of each article, an essential reljuisite in every work of reference, which, however, is omitted in dais new and unneces sary quarto. Printed for RICHARD Prima's, Na. 6 , Bri4ge-stgent friars, and to be had of all Be.ncksellers.' Without mayhi s hati,'SY the same Author Sceirrues Bzonexess, in one ,dins! ', Igmo. 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