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It , - SPer near IlealPfe tar e " i 4 ~ater-straeradjan; the Surface.ot tite SU B . Lte the advantages re. Y person, by effectually re. of the ski n , and thereto pavvagel Ind Pates t. 144( on s humours from +e *al , force t 1 back aindrilittOtbe r dang-lot.s re, ae vi el: to preteut Igo% ease, comfort., and tainty I), that they *mild noels in Lotter ;me* Len the effects cdtantriletiot into pimples, rchiescoars The Abeteritent he it tt far t and micatunent iaaongla for by be convinced that nothirs educe Dr, SOLOMON t with by all rankle, In pre. re it not a certain Remedy Solomon, of Live. table Medicine vendee la Dttle, duty included. and not to be wee : objet of mankind though need; happily f o r the good At :rcourfe arc cam), /emoted; e preparation of Dr. Facet IS. Thole Diuretic Vette* n to undermine the conal. I Is to restore In ; on the contrary, fo In. mien, that it Is adntintneted d er age, fo totteistui are ha in a thort time the feeds et or eiftant the time of afb 1. of bone and palate, adtion oft certain &ear; :o their influence. To thhi beet indebted for the rafts. the Hofpitala, and harlot mon medicine t nor art he certain elites& ; wherever rc-irbutic and serious coot. ledy. Solt wholdale at Mt. laternoftcr.row ; and retail a at as. gland 41.61 with ANI I BILIOUS PILLS. :lebrated Dr. Buchan, e, that complaints of the g malady of this country•, • formidable and fatal dit ver for the relict and curt a - rm a moft important E Price been made in the Patent 3arelay. the eaten eve tale of they are defervediy eekl ; of thefe complaints; and cans of entirely endicatin elation, that' adt poster:ant not the numerous Norden enoe, liver complaints, Jams. , n, &c They ate the mot! cred to the Publie and the reparable evidence of tha hers, that they have otter ut giviug certain and lOW, urea with ruccais s is rcamu• Perfunagts VBLLS M P. for Honltort 3art. M.P for Penrin Southampton A.P. for Hertford rect. 41.3'4 -gardens Pall• Mall etary to the Archbi Di cn the Arck!ithop for Wenlock - Butler. No. 4. Cheapridek y M. Kirsy,Stafforl Meth titer fguarc ; and by all re• try. h'illi.ni Barchy is engraved the outfide wrspperof cub ins in . :tation. Prlec stod. COVEU.Y. ic must always derive tonal meu direasjng almost I of malady, was never more sampled success which has tiv remedy, and the extral. long %tries of years, Messrs, a his Majesty 's service, have :ular object of sitar Laves+ , r -red a medicine superior Of it; it is sufelent to observe metrically opposite to thole eradicate; every vestige of ;, yet it does not in the least ary, it renovates the rysteo I appetite, and facilitates ell rong an d vigorous tomtit's , rrcury does, it not only pree c state, but restores a weals igth an de vigour. Ilumbe6 the superior efficacy 0104 irtues acting as a perpet r proceeding from an twill the more insidious, thallei ramie:ate youth of both WWI t the melancholy variety at f this solitary vice, there to Mg state of debility anti de the matrimonial elate; tiks fortune, ashamed to seek re. e of weaknea as to model' must be a consoling tellec-. ty a new infallible mode of t of all human blessings, a rorn whatever cause atising‘ at intectioo, Messrs. Currie ns of either set with tha it house, No. 107, H*t* W lescribing the particulars Of enclosing a Bank note, orai ice sent to any part of die No. P". Hatton CordolL RIDGE "re-MORR minutes after 111 minutes after 19 ir LEVEL KEN of Can- T44loPrics, No. 1, Carer meg Tialpia-Bpft L 41/. 0 6 • • • • . I PLACE UNDER GOVERNMENT. • C,ENTLEMAN Of respectability has it imme- A'i st ay in his power to procure an advantageous Situation 40 m op who Is able to give security for a Sum not exceeding otrerhousuld Poitods, fbripert ofwhich Mit own bowl will be fusions:4 that none .ippiy but Gentlemen a/icier ittainiuk's wo unts, and who art able to remunerate theparty In a , l ate is the respectability of the appointment: The In bows Three andd Four. Handrail Pounds per „ 4 ,,,by letter, post paid, to A . Z. Mr. Rapes, *No" 7 . 9t. James's. - . . , . • . . ... . S inTeDh% 'fau.... d from Pme t l en -''' ' c• • • . ' tale Complaint s , cot . ywhithis caused b 0.., . • len Z i .rd In this t•set * • - . .• • • • t amuse, It iS pregame:. 50... • • the utmost sticom sett- . - - solve; to •. * 1 the C ape 44 ...c4 iurrence the cure is ....... a - ••• ed. In er e " Veuls Nl:lo4•l`itt' tact, w h i c h ' P ' k ui 4 -- --`-RA6"s' ,3, the enervating indult ~, ItiI„COVENT•GAII,O4I. . li)Y of treatment emures ' Ti p R if 11, 1808, will be ' Js besdth. 'The t al* ni , Asli t MARC ettrls a . mpai•s- _., f a vourite Serouate of • ve! to letters, to ; TO - - performc••• t he .• it inviolable teCtellti e - near Temple Oar , 4 Ac IS AND GALATE.../".lah mi. .. 8r0.., 0-----;44.10-5b.............b.""di0tn1nt, oti, zG.,..; , i ... ndu m a t , s , C . F il l l t ß! , , kN ta E t O c y S TA , l 2:: ,ii c l oin by slew , will ii2t .. the Surface.adte ain. Pa" — S elbeles favourite Concerto " ICACk**/ ite the adrantages prig A ct di Semla, d t piano Folic, by . Mr..xam • Y !f en th ° A), l l 7 4 e ff and th T te* re• . • . cipai on voca i l Tr am e M o rs. o D s b l C E K K 0 ; /4: I , r •Bi . rs BaAH . BLAZD m: ••, Pas"4"l " l4 Potel dull u t tn gOloT. ol4 aird/dadam m e . DOYLE, and Mr: BELLAMY. oils humours f ro m tj t e i .," i•--- ze, g r . ' GREY, . n,.. A ., my. LASHLEV. , forced back niteiti lift' ' li t .Go.••• the Ban d , Mr. ASHLE Y * -T r i m ne N i ne . d . - tilt Leadc t of , r ecomence a Sewo.—Har r as " °''' th"bitt4 41, 3° ___. t ..; n et he Public, the TheatriolOrdintra OD, IS A co x pet eut t yl , .., acco ottoo....•°- t • ease, comfort, aril be, - l' lt 7lt.d in future to the Pit. • • • I), that they * m i d •-••7 may, .-iiie r; ,... .,-....,-...-•-•-•.--•-• • • TO NLEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. nENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made V in the most elegant and fashionable manner, and ha that s i thiy approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSE the N and lat CLARK, Taylors , at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London (.- str b ere tofore foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gastiemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and dew ferns. Country Residents may be informed bow to send Vat ntessere per Post. lagimentah, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breech es ',hates, fat. du. ----------..---- rcHE Patentees of Abe FLEECY HOSIERY, ,L HOLLAND, WAISTELL., and HORTON, No: 90,•High Holborn, have obtained his Majesty's Patents for England, Scot- I had, and Ireland , for t he following Articles, • HOSE and GLOVES. BIRDS-DOWN. — T his Hosiery is made of"the fine down of eras, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed with fine wool; it steedsin warmth and delicacy every other except Pateht Fleecy Miry, and as it does not slgink in washing it in conseqUently M HOS lERY made of MILLED WORSTEDe great de tect in au Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking in washing, but this is fitly obviated by milling the-worsted previously to its being sallufsetureci This operation on the Worsted renders the Huse ode dit extremely beautiful and durable. These- Patent Articles are to be had of the Patentees, and by Mr artaiatment of the Most respectable Hosiers in both. town ledeountry; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of new articles eitktiritivention, among which is Under -clothing of various de wisdom, for both Ladies sud Gentlemen; and also their Patent Racy Hosiery, so greatly recommended -by the Faculty, an being flighty conducive to the health and comfort of mankind. . (2,GULD'S VEGETABLE OPENING POW DERS are tointedly recommended to all Families as an in valuable Medicine, combining every advantage that can possibly be derived from a Cathartic, without any of its inconvenience. Their mode of operation is at once mild yet effectual, thoroughly chasing the stomach and bowels, and relieving the constitution from all bilious, or feverish heats: also being composed totally of • Vegetables, they are so perfectly safe and innocent, as to be used with the greatest benefit by every description of petiOns, without' risk of taking cold. Are likewise particularly calculated as a cool ing physic for children in the. Spring, and Autumn, and as a cer tain corrector of all humours, or heats, likewise after the Measks, Small-Poi, 5cc.....4-Sold in packets. 2a. 4d. and es. 6d. 324, each, b ol y Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church -yard ; Ward, H born ; Bacon, Oxford-street ; lir enriant, 156, Bishopsgste-street ; Hudson, Hay-Market ; Spyring,l63, Borough ; and most respect able Vendors. 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COAST of SOOILWF4 VOTICE is herel.4 given, that the ask*Seleti ill for extending the Fish s anti inaprovingthe Sea Coasts. are now coastruaing and have oonsii4erably petswided well :secure and commodious Harbour ou no Soult MX!! •4' Wicks, which Will be capable * of coatatalng abbr.' - ire at:b . 1 Vessels, and with sue* a depth of wee' at Will • : pm ., ...'•-• -inswing nine feet water, to enter and &t 4, 40 ,., iteop tides and at half tides in sprint tides ; and i • '. . joining to the Harbour the scite of a roam has beak • ' ~ • Mr. l' 2.. roan, With prorx situations for Outing Hoed* ilo _. tensive t for the repering sad backing of bleftre, UMW , . A ,vient ace fn s the erectkau of franteste dry them, indfit haikkle ap walk for.ekt.inhabitantgeossitnandinta full viewid thxdl2ool. Oiing..nni is -al . . The leen and Harbour arc withil little *bre than 1120folictSe of the Mops town of Wick, and communicate. wish f=l2 . newly creosol Stone Bridge. The ground bilk:algal; tea! dety is all tat and capable of cultivation. 'Thera is a pkmtiful Alp; ly •of wmer, with a sufficient tall adjacent tli tt Village a rbour, for soversl Water Wheels; a t ei,itiggiyis asi. excellent e nd within a short distant* of thiTowirtu#4.).**". The lit ritnns have set in, en this part og Abe codit.4 o oo l ,ti sse r years, Adaoit soiinee'filitiiK,,Wmat the , lat 42 t 4 t 6 1 143 :0 6 k . last season tut fewer dile thlity thossand Berets Wllldaken, Mx, in the opiniun ut the Fishermen. uponthe spr., tlshituvidty nkitilt have been doubled, had the' Harbour been thenlstdllgenstly 24*. vac cecl to afford shelter to the boats. . i. i ;, . 7 The Town is divide d into Buikling lain ot. Sltfcetvin front Crate by. too in depth, which may be feued is pesiteruiti,btAlsk ** of 25 and 40 shillings, acebrdiag to the Fadden Of thetAliWelq'lle choice will be regulateclby the priority et the aloOkaitin, and the first year's rent remitted to tbosewrho *hen httee couiltletaitil_heir' Houses within the year. The Ottani° H e ouat I..e'rl be disposed of by Auction in July aexteand unite notice will be given ..of the .day and place. There are also a veriebilllV,lttell Farms to be Let on Lease for seven yaws, of about fi ve 4/4ittads. Further particulars may be learned from the Socitat James Williamson, E s q . U pp er Achergill, Wick ; f Gordon, Esq. W. S. Etlnbur g h ; and their Secretary, c ilbert ',km!, Esq. FllnliVart Inn, London. -- I ! tIT WI 11 inTra-5171 TO TANNERS AND FELL 0.1 • A VERY DESIrsABLE SITUATION IN THE' tolni nil OF LINCOLN. cfr ot TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAOI-rita ALL those Extensive and ConamodiougPiciAtit! oLcupled by Mr. Preston, the Proprletor,plessatiklyidtli ble... in the High-street, and extending backward to the ottifibitii4 6 vet Witham ; in every respect well adapted, and •pospegipomut *titsl) l local advantages, for carrying on the Business of a Tiikr • and Fellmonger, en a larg.f and profitable scale ; consistin affl :C ili l ry good and COTlValleta Dwelling f louse, with good INlffiriffeto Kitchens, n Hull, Ditiltv Room, Dtawing Room,gnosWliasnNiqs, and Spare Roonui,lll good Counting I louse, Lestacr 4 Chambers, a.Granary, Stable, aud Hay-loft, two Gapes I dock, et piece of around of about two Acres, with VThe I and Horse Mill to grind Bark, Drying Sheds, Bark Illiftli; l llsiain Hens:, Wash House, and Fulling House, Wool Chanabenas and other Convenient Offices, with about tin Tan Vats ani4,l,4lSas , ~ upon the River Withath, from whauce there is a corli t ieli., Y V : wiAer to any part of the kingdien. -. The Stock will be tanned out, or taken at an AppAfiredtillts may he most convenient to the Purchaser. d. roger q eft Part a t he Purchase -money may remain, if esiff i sAjognite Sectirizy of the Premises: For Particulars - apply to Mr. Preston, Lincoln i l orOr. Wharfe Preston, Louth. • . Io .1 , L. n N. B. •A large sysantlty of Bark on the Premises, rat l ebiotegc theWrcha‘ersif regain ,ulnnoalo THE Royal Family, and Ladies and of Fes:4n, use TRINCrs, RUSSIA OIL, Qf the hair when dressing ; Is so great a ccnrisher to thb pre vent its turning grey to all periods • -notes Of vents its falling car and resto re s is - remain. Several Ventlemeu th. using the Russia Oil regularly became covered with hair. Gentlemen'wearing powder, substitute for pomatum, as it powder. Promotei the grown commended to those who wea rural gloss. At, is. perbottle, a Guinea. Sold w holesale retail, A. Prince, No. 9:John-street, of Mr. Smith, Perfumer • drie, Perfumer to ha. Blew, Perfumers to the and Duchess of York, St. Paul's Church-yard , Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet and Edwards. 66, St. Greek-street, Soho ;'1 utt lin; Raeburn, Edinburgh ; and by most principal Medicine land, Ireland, and Scotland. CAUTION. —As imposte try, imposing on shopkeep particularly ask for Prim the outside wrapper of " Moehrikufsky and counterfeits. Country Sbopke Teri, Perfumer or Medicine ceive liberal allowance. • • BY NVITHERS's 2s. 9d. is the , Complaints, the most Balm of Life and Health, world. It is not pretended progress of nature, b restore health even a/1 irreparably injured. '1 a residence in hot and sex; whose infirmities set?, and an early dissolt whose tottering, sapless • out. are the more immediate benign influence maT narians. For in all related, where the t rnesns debilitated, tl. BALM of LIFE and.,, the cold and tremulous, relaxed fibres will be' be invigorated—the limbs will be cot reed; be replenish;dtht is and balsamic, and itt impetus, which. la the • ing spirits will be r.ll, rooted—in shot, the • theictueans the wholt nos, lassitude, auxiet , toms of diet ase Will evt.ry evidence of taking tbis inestimabl tity:s for uke wiateis act The Balm of-Qulto mist, No. 229, Strittad, Tutt, Royal Exeliinge Blwang and Co. 36', P . table Medietne lend 9 _ Ob s erve the Prcpri4or's stittist#l4. genuirts—" Was. Withal - S." 7" • 3. 0 5 66 7. . »r!" 4vic * $OO icon co all periods; promotes theiriwenepren• estores it on bald places, if ON Ipprreots • ne iari n thy.it. fo r were e thre re b e al m d, o h n a th ve s deggpO ze ni ' I ir. >wder, will find the Russia peasant as it thidtens.tbe hair antitefsb *tett growth of whiskers , eye-brogs; dif r e - Lu wear Artifichd Hair, alit:l'4'l3es it, a na- wattle, or a bottle containingtiodniall, at j - • And rni ii, and for esportation, by b tlr ,ri tpr street,Oxford street ; and, " . . F n; :r to I j .ii esta bo , li n % w e.stm lic. toiseptor . ; Majesty, iiii , ; i d - I t Prince and Princess' of W *Sank Si c Cockspur-street ; Newbery z anit t -c*rif - 'i d ; Dicey and Suttnn,BosiSikuc bit:ypid ; i i leet Market; ~Butler' 4, ChtA'p • w • I . Paul's Church-yard ; Betivfl 446 - 1, I utt, Royal Exchange, LondeßAliallinfiei - trgli ; Collins, -Salisbury ; Cifimel*llith ; Medicine Venders an:. Perfnixt? te.Mg- • . land. - . ...i. : - ft,ur mstors are 't r avelling aboit to keepers noxious counterfeits, intst101401 , 1•Itill 'rince's Russia, Oil, and obsesieisillisetilGoo cif each: bottle is signed in Ru k siejeki Vs. j . Prince;" any without *at3 cr_o .slznati;re3re • nut • ' -'• • it rs, sending their orders tolibll4liollinle se Vender they des/ within Leadni,fielkie. ce. . , , ::( nrli La.; -. • • • , . ; vtrat L:Di DIVINE 'PItOVIDENCL nii Ipri9sl, s " BALM of , VITO, : vpm : pgly e beat remedy in the univeriste j •NETTotts oft powerftd restorative, and rani hung , ealth, and the safest and best iiiiiilelniin•the cetenpled that this medicine oxli ilarivist :the but it .is asserted and prove4c4itattitriOU where the constitution appears. gg . Jamin!.h.e.tn I Those who have impl.ired gpvfiejOi.hl ,nd unhealthy climates; the yoinsig,'4( either ties threaten premature old agijvilillf ofithi- lissolution ; end those more advanonkinytairs, ,less frames appear withered anel f 4m.nworn umediate objects of this secthing Uafgi whose ty be-extended to the whole clAr dbfalltnili- , cases, and. in all ages, where- tlie ( 4islida , are constitution has reteived a, stook, wig by by this RESTORATIVE and REVWI.6.4ISG I rad• nE.44.;rii will produce the:tpipsiege dials; , lons,rterfvt, will be warr..ted and itekdietT"*e 1 bejziacsul,:sra'rendired firm—thi ''}'ill toT iftip e stneinfnill be strengtbened--kineessOnted leff, with firm flesh—the exhaustetirglniatakkill b impoverishedwatery blood win ~, a ? tich iti langnid circulation restored fre 3 „ , :lseAruesritirion of health ; the lingfild r..:vived and exhilirated ; digestidatilVill :pito • the tone of the nerves will be resSetraondiot -hole constitution will be renovate+ ,F.ep.hilt- le:, xiety, melancholy, and 1 1 / 3 1xe deflOta s p i 4 Vella' ; . and strength;ardottr, -4, I bid ienerrite4„liealth. *ill be the h rifistilff of table Dart in due time j ,, , alCarttEng; It accom4l4 each bt irae. -,., ' . ~,......r. iultn- is s'eparecf and I t l ati &lay W. , i'f . . .: . . k, 1 • , ;Rind, ntar-fiernite - ' .••• . • • . .-1" T nisnin; Alett.M. 78; erttff * tyv '1 ' • .a. 36; Bl4cknuin-streeti:Beicruk;'44 ilfirssegpc- . enders.- Ptice kg, 9d- per boldiraa ' . .n id tpriCitot's . signati I tteoyabsia....., .r 1.3...;.: . • -,. ~; ;1 ,-- . e.-, • „ Akia.. 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