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THE BAGS OF LETTERS f rom MELTON 04 NcoRport4TED BY HIS PRESENT MAJESTY. i• isn't', in which some suggestions are offered towards an in 32 Lots, at the Bail Inn, Burford, on Tuesday aleet• e Net. t 7, improved Mode of Treating Diseases of the Mind ; and some MOWBREY, OAK HAM, UPPINGHAM, KEecen. president, his Grace the Duke of MONTROSE. Rules proposed which it is hoped may lead to a mor e h u man e THEMANORSofStVINBROOK,WMFORD, ildG e THRAPSTON, HIGHAM !TIMERS, and WEL.. VICE-PRIPTDICNI'O, and successful Method of Cure. • - ASTALL, and ASTALLY, with sendri valuable Free- LINGBOROUGH, of Monday the 19th instant, liming been • . n. _oever shall apprehend, or cause t o b e a p ere b en d e d, t he ' i t • , His Grace the Duke of QuELN 3I I ER RY , By JOSEPH MASON COX, M.D. ' bold Estates ; coutainingaltogether upwards of Seventeen Hun- ,toles the same Night, about Nine o 'Ci oc k, at B e df or d His Grace the Duke of Beeroen. London: Printed for Robert Baldwin, Paternoster - row. 'tired Acres. Situat e in the Parish e s of Switibrook, Astall, and Th e Marquis of IiUnTLITi . . I T• Lord Kr NNAILD. The Earl of SELZIRT, ' ' Fulbraok, in the County of Oxford ; one toile distant from Bur- e e , e I Earl Moue , MR. BOSANQUET ON`THE BULLION REPORT. ford, 18 Poem Oxford, 23 fron t Ch e lt e nha m , a n d on ly 71 f rom Person or Persons who stole the said Bags , will be entitled - I I ALEXANDER. GORDON, Esq. Treasurer. London. - ' This day were published, mice 4s. Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, payable upon convtc' '' VOTICE is hereby given, that a General Court PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the RE. For printed Particulars, apply to Mr. Stevens, Bull Inn, Bete o w . By Command of the Post-Maa:ersGeneral, rd ; to Mes*s. Strong, Still, and Strong, No. 6, Lincelp's hum ' 0 ' of the Govern ors of this Corporation will he held at the X fo PORT of the /MILLION COMMITTEE. and t o M r . Wakeman, Land Surveyor, 43, Upper Batelle-street ARA Nen F 1 ?EALING, St. - maul , . urt Fleet-street, on Friday, the 30th instant, By CHARLES BOSANQUET, Esei. London ; where Plans may be se e n. . . - le s--- . ll A - AP • WI, in Crane-co' Printed fmr J. M. Richardson , No. 23, Comilla, opposite the . Andrew's Day) at Twelve o'Cleck;. FOREIGN INTELLIG.INCE. e, Royal Exchange. THOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak: The Chair to be taken at One o'Clock, P.M. precisely; W here may be had, lately published, -a- ness of stomach, obstructed bile, and bed digestion will find t For the purpos e of electing the annual O ffi cers, and the several The Real Cause of the Depreciation of the National Currency relief in SPI LSB URY's PATENT A.orrisColtosund DRO PS, ' PETERSBURGH, OCT. 24. Colonial produce continues here still at a high priC4l . it w pe a cte ra d il that Atter the Explained and the means of remedy suggested. whith enjoy a ll the properties of t il opmel, without its irtitability p ! --min the th 7 T a e n a t e i r m iff e e i c t a i r s g t ocs obe i e x pected , s e " m inces of the COrporation, for the year ensuing, • pursuant they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the a e mir Charter, and for receiving a state of the Charity. At This day was published, in foolscap Bvo. price 93. boards, petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves. -In deeo- sale of mo T* l4l 7 ja i n s no new intelligence of the operations of the • eieb the p r esence of all the Governors is earnestly solicited ; rt ENEVIEVE ; or, the SPIRIT of.the DRAVE . seated abscesses , where a cute could scarcely be contemplated , , oi t having been resolved and ordered by a late Special Gene- mma A Poem, with Odes and other Poems, chiefly Amatory so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes s Court of the Corporation that, on =mint of the recent and Descriptive. of success. In Eruptive, Scropbulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and e By JOHN S rEWART, Esq. Scorbutic complains. its reputation is established.-West Jodie In the course of the summer, 2000 vessels, lad:a l • ois'of her Royal Highness the Princess Asi rem, the Ann!- . Author of the Pleastires of Loves &c. orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. Viitll i pmeisions and terior Before the cploroseCt arri ved ttit h iga ere ttors' fru , lu a t ni h eher e in • wiry Dinner of this butitution, usually held on' that day, Printed for ,Langman, Hurst, !tees, .Orine and Brown, Pater- The genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a lo ld be postponed Notice is therefore hereby given, that nosier - row. black ink stamp. end the words, "By the' King's Patent , es- O f 100 vessels is expert ' ed. For some stStyd the • o,, in ioersery Dinner Meeting of the President, Vice-Presi. Of whom may be had, by the-Mine Amine, Remelt ere-nort, pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside mapper. • : arr i val "- weather has already set in very cold. - • a Poem, price 7s. boards. - . : Sold 15, Soho-equare, in small bottles of 55. 6d. double bottles - ' . , Treasurer, Governors, Benefactors, and Friends of the : y, will be held at the Loodon Tavern, on Thursday, the • WALLIS'. LONDON. 10s. and larger Xl. 21.--Compound Essence 8.. - , . BREMEN, OCTOBER. so. ~. day of December next. - This day was published, in one l a rge volume, ltThe following Proclamation has appeared here eo. Third Edi- • MIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. ' Dinner to be on Table at Six o'Cleek precisely. tion, price es. boards; or Bs. neatly hatf-hound and lettered, T HE S E PILLS have long obtained a just cele• of cc His Majesty the Emperor of France a nd si ng Italy, in a Decree dated Focitainbleau, the 28th of 'By Order, J4MBS DOBIE, Seeretary. L ONDON ; being a COMPLETE GUIDE to the -s• brity in the private practice o f the Proprietor, Mrs Dixon, September of this year, had requested of the c ity of BRITISH CAPITAL : containing an atcurate and succinct Apothecary, and from their great success i n many obstinate Bi- • ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, November 22, 1830 . Account of its Origin, Rise, and Progress; the Increase and Ex- lious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, Bremen a certain number of able seamen for the lin. E simariod of ' Apothecary tte this / Institution tent of its Buildings; its Commerce, Curiosities, Exhibitions e particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the pedal sea service. 44 All therefore w ru h re o d s , h i a n ll 1 being vacant, any Gentleman desirous of dbeaining that Amusements, Public Calamities, Religous and Charitable Foun. Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. th d e ev s o t t r e ol ' ag l' est se m iv a es nne t r o , tone), ,between he institution on the next and kliewing dationt. Literary Establiehments, Learned and Scientific institu- be was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap- Meiday, the hours of twelve and two o'clock, when -dons, &c.. &c. Faithfully abridged from Mr. Pennant's London, probation and traction of their names. this service, are as that every sailor entering as a volunteer shall - receive ..e. on ists will be required as to age, character, and quallfim- and brought down to tile present Year.-e-By JOHN WALLIS. . They are found to be an incomparable remed or restoring down n nety francs, and also a and if approved of he will then be admitted a Candidate - London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos- the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, tot preventing i • bounty to an eta' the above situation. By Order, tee-row ; Marchett i Piccadilly ; Chapple, Pall-Mall; ancrWibon, crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and Haim amount, making together about 45 crowds of our JOSEPH GUNNING. Secretary. R oya l E xc h ange . . lencies. They prevent habitual' and temporary costiveness, sick currency. N. B. He must be a sitigleenan without incumbrance and his . head -aches, aid heart-burn, which Is occasioned by pregnancy, - "All and every seaman experieiteecl in these:- ice must not be under 22, nor above 45; the salary is ADO per ' In a few days will be published, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of • • • 0 -um, witk board and lodging. ... . t the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to access. • residing in the ci:y and territory of Bremen, are now .. .. • • . By C ro sb y and Co. Stationers'mmurt, London, - ------ 1 ' LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH -SHIRTING CLOTH. ULFRIDA, or the HEIRESS of BELGROVE, Copy of a Letter from Mrs.Beonett.. invited immediately fo give in their names to Francis HE texture 'tieing comprised partly of English EJ in 4 volumes. By Mlss EMMA PAR K.ER, of Fairfield- Sta-I have been in the habit of taking your Dixon's Antibi- Tecklenborg, junior, in the Garen, where th e y w ill Flax, renders it for durability and washing equal to the best \ se, Denbighshire lions Pills with the grestist success, for the last three years, pare have the necessary qualifications for the service ex- , , ' Linen, and-about half the pike. A simply of the Summer 2. The Dead Letter Office, in 12 vols. By the Author of The ticolarly when pregnant; I have recommended them, is seve- plained to them, and the advantages er.plitined to - is arrived. .:- •-• • • Banks of the Wye, 4 Winter in Bath, Corinna of England, dtc, ral of my female acquaintances in a similar situation, also to them for such as enter as volunteers. m e airy g ent lemen w ho are . in th e habit of frequenting our house. ' 6 The Council expect that the pre di sea, d ally at Nq.164, aseepside, note St. Paul's ; and Harding, S. The Mirror of t h e Graces, or the English Ladies' Costume ; Being qutte out of the , Pills I sbould thank you to send me two ell, and Co. Pall-Males-wholesale, and by the piece. combining every possible means to establish a habit of Taste, Elegance and Fashion, with Modesty, Economy and Judgment' of your Family Boxes, as lam now within six weeks of my con. and the general stoppage of trade and commerce, MONEY IN THE CITY. in the Costume or Dress of Females • suited for every age, coin. finement, Mr. Bennet Is Postmaster , an d as soon as I receive particularly in regard to shipping, will induce rimer ODFREY and Co. No. 6, Bell• Savage Yard, pinion otefocrim written by a L ady of Distinction, who has the Pills I will remit you a post-office order to the amouut. seamen who possess the necessary qualificatio ns , t o Ludgate Hilletransact all kinds of Money Business, and bate travelled and studied attentively what is truly Graceful and Ele- Hotel, Hereford, I am, Sir, your obedient Servant embrace the present invitation, and not to r ej ect t h e • January 14, 1808. ELIZ. BENNEI t T. •vs large Sums of ready Money to advance on all sorts of se-• gant amongst`the refined Nations of Europe. lu a neat pocket her real or personal ; they ire enabled by - city Connections, vo l ume , w i t h b eau tif u l Pl ates s s . co l oure d 7 5 .6 d. S o ld w h o l esa l e an d reta il, at M r . B ut l er ' s , N o . 4 , Cb esas id e, present opportunity of providing subsistence for them- • , front whence the Money is generally-derived, to supply am . Just Published, corner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edin. selves, and those who depend on them." •as without delay. Their. Office is constantly attended. Henry and. Isabella, or the Reverses of Fortune, 2 vole, 10s. burgh ant Glasgow ; Hovland and Hayden, Plymouth; New- NAPLES OCTOBER It Letters (post - paid) answered instantly. e. There remain upon the coax of Calabria, opposite W. MARTIN'S GRAND CITY LOTTERY OFFICE, This day Was published, and Jones, Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Cargil and Scott, Edln- ND. 8, CORNHILI.,,LAINDON. In One Volume, Octavo, price 12s. boards, burgh; 'often, Taunton • Trewman, Exeter; Cruttweli and Sicily, 6000 troops, to repel any itterepts the enemy Binns, Bath ; Brown, Brist ol; ' and most country medlaine yen- mgy make, and defend the land batteries. HE ONLY OFFICE in CO RNHILL appointed A 'HISTORY of the ROMAN ' GOVERNMENT ' due, La boxes at ils. 9d. 6a. and 22.. oath. A division of the English fleet set sail on the 26th •by the PROPRIETORS to'SEll =RE -1-• •s- VS and SHARES from the Commenceneent of the State, till ibie4orat Sub- - • eesTkird and Last CITY LOTTERY that ever will be of- version of Liberty, by the successful Usurpation of ~ Catear Au- SOCIAL HAPPINESS. • '.September, from Materna, and sailed to the South, •to the Public, which must be drawn, by order of Govern- gustus, in the Year of Rome 724. ' MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social probably with the intention of proceeding to the shores s ,or, at Guildhall, on December 4, next. By ALEXANDER BRODIE. which is often disturbed through the parties of Corfu. t N. M. begs to Inform his Friends and thelPublie in general, 0 „ 4, As it must be allowed th at the ancient ROmans were a Happiness, bate has a variety of Tickets and Shaies now on sale, and re- most remarkable people, and as there is reason to suppose, that that form the union not taking those precautions which would se- OCTOBER I'B. -'rho continual rains, which have s ads an early Purchase, particularly as the Price will ad- the energy of their characters, and successes of their under- cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People produced so much los s in a great p ar t o f U pper I ta l y , . . near the Drawing--THE PRESENT PRICES ARE, takings, were entirely owing to the nature and effects of their of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where have not caused the least in some provinces of the s • A Ticket £8 . 15e. p o li t i ca l i n stit u tion,, c o rr ec t notions of these must be of th e the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a Ha1f...... X4 12 I Sixteenth, onty £0 12 they have hitherto been totally misunderstood and miar 'Eighth £ 1 4 highest value.-The Author of this work being of opinion that certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability king d om. • ~ Quarter . al 7 r previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive According to the reports hitherto received, it op- Orders from the Country punctually executed wi th thegr - tit tented. has ventured to present a new view of them, an d t- o the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For pears that the provinces of T oramo an d Otranto are at • de .. - - . deduce such speculative conclusions as the historical facts seemed no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme- those which have suffered most. The Waters have so veal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded , . . .c . ompletely oveflowed the country and villages, that R V. MARTIN thinks it necessary to inform Ids Friends, that he to warrant. p eter . pleasure. It teas this consideration which induced mum. a minims to sell and deliver all sorts of Newspapers at an early Printed for Longman e lletit, Rees, Orme, and Brown, t. •• in town and forwards them with the greatest regularity to nester - row, London; and John Anderson, Edinburgh . CURRIE and Co. for these fast twenty years, to direct their alai- in many places the inhabitants only found safety by dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of theVe- mounting upon the tops of their houses. Many vie- -0 of the United Kingdom, postage-free. i• DAILY PAPERS.O:- This day was published, . . . nercal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ;as also to that derangement f the system, produced by the destructive habit of 11111 S were surprised by the inundation. .1, Times, STAR I n T we l ve Vol ume s time with a 4to Volume of Platte, Price d Monolog Post, • • Courier 3E7 4s. in boards, the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these distressing FRANICFORT, OCTOBER 27. is Mqrning Chrordel• . Globe - Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Math- The followin ordet has just been published here: F British Men Sun THE CHRONICLES of ENGUER RAND de mon ial state. -Th e success f u l result of their plan, gives them " g We, CHARLES, by the Grace of GOD, &C. have Morning Herald . Pilot -IL MONSTRELET ; containing an Account of the cruel a dditi ona l ar d our t o o pp ose t h e ravages o f .t h ese complaints, • Public Ledger Statesman CIVIL WARS between the Houses of ORLEANS end BUR- which are the most inipprtant in the catalogue of human infir- decreed, and do decree as follows : Morning Advertiser Traveller , GUNDY ;of the Possession of Paris and Normandy by the mitie s . It b e h o ves every person who has indulged in this mil- Art. 3. AU those of our subjects, who were indebted to ens Day Alfred. English ; their expulsion thence, and of other Memorable Events tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of end- former Elector of Hesse, * must make their payments to no other THREE-DAY-WEEK PAPERS. • that happened in the Kingdom of France as well as in other name and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim Countries ; a History of fair Example and of great profit to the the sanction of scholastic auihority, as well as the testimony of person than his Majesty the Easperin of the French, or &mewl* _ London Packet General Evening Post French, beginning at the year 1400, where that of Sir John Frets- uncontradicted facts. In p rofessin g the cur e of these complaints, shall be delegated to receive them In ids awe. London Chronicle Commercial Chronicle• i sart finishes, and ending at the Year 1467, and continued by they hold' out no iuducement to vice ; but sensible as all men 2. They shall without delay address themeelves to the ..7 i Evening Mail English Chronicle others to the Year 1516. must be of the existence of such calamities, . they offer their s. • St. James's Chronicle - Translated by THOMAS JOHNES, Esq. assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges legates, and declare when they will pay. His imperial mow I . , L. Ile great inconveqience and, delay experienced by Auctioneers, will grant favourable conditions to those who shall pay withont •of Surgeons of .. London and Edinborgh. Slig' ht . and recent . kitors, and Gentlemen residing in every part of the Country, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and/Innen, Pater - cases of Syphilitic infection ate radically cured in the short delay, and before the expiration of the time fixed for this purpoec i • hrltine Advertisements inserted in London and Gountry News- floater-row; and J. White and Cochrane, Fleet-street. space of two days. These of the most obstinate duration, puch S. Our Ministers of the interior, of Justice, and of Police, aft- , . Mrs, induces W. M. to inform them, that he undertakes to •Of w h om ma y b e h a d, l ate ly published, as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, Meets, with the ex ecu tion of the present decree which oho ._ • ire for, and insert Births, - Marriages, Deaths , and every kind 1. Sir John Froiseart's Chronicles, newly translated with Va- &e. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and cha r ge d I M. L 'Advertisement for all the London and every rovincial News- nations and Additions from many celebrated MSS. By T. Jollities., G en tl e men of the first respectability have been under the care of published in our official Journal. CllAilass, Grand Duke. - Nain England, Ireland; and Scotland. This will be very de- 'Esq. with a Life (Mike Author. The 3d Edition, with 59 Plates, . . . Messrs. Come and Co for the removal of complaints of the nor - Done at Hanaii, Oct. 23, 1510. *le to Gentlemen Jambe Country who have not a Correa on • in 12 vole, Soo price £7 4s in boards - thra, stricturee, &e. end having received a radical and permanent* STOCKHOLM, NOV. 5. Nov. 2, which was fixed upon for the 1 1 ." de in Ton i t d ' -' • ' * * ' wilt save snitch trouble an expence in 1. mint 2. Memoirs of John Lord de Jeinville ; the life of. St. Louis, cure , request that references may be made to them as satisfactory F r id ay, t ere, for every different Paper as well as postage of letters.- - &e. Translated by Thomas Johnes, Elm is two vols. royal 4to. evidences of the superiority Mesas. Calo ri e and Co. 's • Gentleman favouring W. M. with thejr orders for any kind ,with Engravings, £4 45. in boards. . p l an o f t r eatment . M any o f ' t h ese gent l emen h a d strictures from learn entry of his Royal Highness the Crown Prince Advertisements, may rest assured they shall be inserted with. ' 10 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messrs. House, Hen- into this town, he proceeded from Dternieghohn up neatest c o r rec t n e ss ' , regu l ar i ty, a n d diS pate l t . ' ITHERS's CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, vidde, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the Royal country-seat, New Haga, wh ence h e was V' EN persons, from age or accident, sustain a ' l \ 4' price 2s. 9d. Is the best remedy In the universe for Ner- their cure by the - application of the lunar caustic, without success. attended to this capital by Baron Hamilton, Lord partial loss of teeth, it is most prudent to hive recourse yous" Complaints, the most powerful restorative and reanimating Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from ' at two o High Chamberlain, and arriveclbere clock artificial sub st i tutes , i n or d er to secure t h e rema i n i ng rect a, • Balm of Life and Health, and the safest and best medicine in the the many they are nails , receiving from gentlemen returning them , to aid in the.important works of mastication and articelation: morld. It is not pretended that this medicine can arrest thepro• thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was in the afternoon. On his reachia the Custom•hoese . th nos of nature ;but it is asserted, and proved, that it will restore scot to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who bad he was received by the Governor-General, the Magis- e k p ur poses are , however, defeated by the mischievous g ke of tying these substitutes to - the teeth which remain, as health even where the constitution appears to have been Irrepara- laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years: Cates, and the fire elders of the City; and a d latter are gradually loosened, and destrnYed. The new m e. bly injured. Those w h o hav e i ma i re d t h e i r h ea lth by a rest- he had been under the care of several surgeons of professional entr was made. After which he was introduced to " Pursued by Mr. BLA DON RUSPINI, of Pall-Mall, ob- dance in hot - and unhealthy climat e s; the young of either sex, eminence, none of whoniafforded him permanent relief ; but t% this evil, and gives to his artificial teeth the ease beauty, whose iufirmitiei threaten premature oil age, a life of misery , from the superior mode o f treatment adopted and pursued by ti t king, and dined in public. - durability of nature: This desirable object can b e aerom- and an early dissolutien ; and those more advanced in years, Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in ilie short On the 9th October his Royal Highness the CfOWll. .3 whose tottering upless frames appear withered and almost worq space of one month. - " May 28 , 1810 . Prince of Sweden solemnly professed the tenets and -.upon very moderate terms. . .------- out, are the more immediate objects of this soothing Balm, the " Tom' . CURRIE. 1 07; Hatton Garden. WCHING'S I'AT-ENT WORM - feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor Principles of the pure Lutheran religion, and isisseser. • ORMS are the most frequent sources of Mil. Valetudinarian' , For in all cases and in all-ages, where the "Aida " Carrie the perfect rmesrabliebnieni of his health, in consequence ed in the arxrmative several questions which were put dreti's Di sease . Th e i r symptoms every parent and Mardian ore relaxed, where the constitution has received a shock, or is by 4 ' of his mild and acimiteble treatment of Strictures in the Ure - to him for that purpose by the Archbishop. ite children should be acqua i nte d with-They occasion loss of ap- any means debilitated, this RurroßA TivE an d R R -ANINIATINO " th ra . H e ma y a dd, t h at b e h as not f or many years enjoyed so Novestebe 6.—The day before yesterday his Roy al m ' a i • ' 'mews' of the, colourorthe face, emaciation, mid 'are- DA LM of Ltre ,and Heeler a will produce the happiest effects; " much comfort and freedom from pain ; and. be entertain, no e e • majesty adopted his Royal Highness the CriownPrince ' t Sta te of the boomls, attended a ft er with violent pains.; they the cold and tremulous nerves will be warmed and steadied ; the " doubt of his having obtained, through Ms skill and attention, a 1, eg on in the Session Hall of the States of the Realm, Emilie convulsions, they a ff ect the growth of the body,and th ey relaxed fibres avill be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles " perfect and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was not . " e r aw, by ending in a consumption or decay. &Melo a pre- will be invigoiated ; the sin ew s will b e strengt h e n e d ; the ema- ' 4 a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, be son, under the name of Charles John ; which nave his - 'Om andeure of these alarming complaints, the above excel- dated Bathe Wilt be covered with fi r m flesh ; th e exhausted yes- " has it in his power, from a fsirtrial and a just cemperiam, to Royal Highness is henceforth to bear. . 1 , rnel licine is universall allowed, on the tmaimony of the brit will be replenished; the impoverished watery blood will be- •• pry that tribute of appineetio Dr. - Currie which he sensibly have ire this country, b o th in rank a n d re s pectability, come rich and balsamic, and its langeld circulation restored to " feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to ac k nowledge. " BANKS OF THE MAIN, °groan. is. ',ayeThere arc at this moment, on Ate frontiers of Ger, no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor, the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the MARRIED WIIMEN, who have long been disappointed la en a personel knowledge of its wonderful success in their own languid drooping spirits will be revived and exhilirated; digestion their expectutleng,of a family, may be assured that in most in- many, near the French Douiniiers office, a consider. • lies g am . • e e•.p. us merit beyond competition, and gives aunction will be promoted ;in short, the tone of the nemes will be re- stances such defenioni curable by medical skill; and although the able number of German books, which cannot enter nor much no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents stored, and by these means the whole constitution -will be reno- i removal of suelaleapodiments be. all object of doubt and uncut- e until the libraries of Fra ace individuals to whom they' ' atiae ga who have the care ef child - en-should have :his remedy veted. Feebleness, lassitude, en y, melancboly, and a ll the I taint with otb yet the cure of suc. defeets, b the gradual Y Mas a m e m ~ . Y •. ~ • are addressed, have obtained permission of the Go. 0 ,,, , , 7 me dicine to resort to whenever the stomach er bowels I deplorable symptoms of disease will vanish . and sereogthsardoor. progress o e tion is the acquirement of their ex ems -"ren art; ' ' will • - •an dofhealthwill be the any way dnordured, which it always be found terturty, every evidence renovated . mem. In has been consequence, titre sent to Mieve. By an es* application to M:.-sars. Currie and 01. : Ihe patient tad . happy result of tatting this inestimable Balm in due time, attniti- wig estime tlie pain, sia.iga, 'lnd expence of A losOcid tog iu . the Director-General of the Library, the list and title whnlelale and retail , at Mr. Butler's No. 4, Cheapside, Mg to the directions for use which accompany tack bottle. ten ' e upon le • 'Miners. 'se, of Paternoster- row; Bee d ' oci S• h Edeb h •• •• The Cordial Bafm cif Quito .4. pr and sold ity.w. it 4111/e IS e r ntriced F lit "' ..; °l each book ; and if it should be necessary, a cone ch." ; I to ., . . ter an C". a • init $ urE e ..... t e e _, m , e .. , , ~- - - , . ......... Chute *ca „i. m !T be consthltelf by . patientrof either ' mission will be named, which will make a report upot and . and Ha don Plymontb; Newberg and w . in rs . sne min, Ottano,. k titon , a Mau sty fat e Aril, Sea, ,„ 1 ,,,,, k _ . ' Dubl i n . peck the realest • secrecy end honour - elselr house, the Londim Patentliedicitie oinpinimSeiserb ride, '''' g • , — s at• --- ' .."LSe ' N°* it at Paris. „ . aad Timmer, Hull : Malory and Jones, Port- -Liverpool P 197 HilitQnviholiam- NM bumf be.Pest]' • . 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