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.~ tsi fll EU 72521 EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 30, Imo. PERSONS who are willing. to supply the East. India Company with 550 Chaldrons of the best Sea COALS, Pool measure, distinguishing the different sorts, 450 Chaldroni to be delivered within a short period, And the remaining quantity when wauted, at the East-India House and Warehou.es, free of all expenees, may send in their Proposals, sealed up, addressed to the Committee of the House, before twelve o'clock, on Wed nesday next the 6th of June. IF there any Creditors of the lite Mr. A WHITE, of the Bush Inn, Staines, who did not Meeting on th:: 29th inst.-Int, they are partiztdarly send in their Accounts to the Bo,!, immediatelj; and Indebted to the said Estate are requesteJ to pay the , kileplo White, Jon —Staines, May igt 0. r 1 r I• a a I ■ NEW 11E ITRE-ROYA CO %PEN r-GAIMEN. ; THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 31, 1810, wilt be acted the Tragedy of ISABELLA. Byron, Mr. JUMBLE ; Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLL Isabella, Mrs. SIDDONS. After the Tragedy, the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. To Which will be added the Pantomimic Ballet of THE.DESERTER OF NAPLES. A New Musical Afger-Piece, and a New Comedy, called The 4,Vilm's Only So :,arc in rehearsal, and will soon be produced. 12 -Positively the three hst Nights of Harlequin's Salutation. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEYN. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. TS PRESENT EVENING, TO-MORROW, „ d SATURDAY, the popular Equestrian and Pedestrian g Fe e:.cle, called THE BLOOD RED xNIGHT ; Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. Th e Spectacle concludes with a grand Attack on the T.T.-urper's Cade, and his Defeat, by Warriors on REAL Horses, some of which are seen immersed in Water.- variety of Horsemanship, pluticularly by Mr. Creasman. To conclude with a Comic Pantomime at THE DISCOVERY; Or, Harlequin's Salutation to John Bull, Paddy Bull, Sandy Bun, and. Taffy Bull. Second Price at Half Past Eight. The Public are most respeCtfully informed; that from the nightly overflow and the many disappointments experienced by the Box-k..eper not knowing the exact number of places wanted, whereby much inconvenience has occurred to the Public. Mr. Astley, jun. begs most respectfully to request that proper direc tions mg be given in future; and also to take notice that no places can possibly be kept after half past seven o'clock. On Monday the Blood Red Knight; with Harlequin Lap. under.—An entire new Haricquinade is in great forwardness, and will speedily be produced. ON THE EIGHTH OF NEXT MONTH THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, Oxford-street, and 44, St. James's-street, respectfully in form the. Public, that the Tickets and Shares of the present Grand Lottery, to be Drawn in One Day, (the Bth of JUNE), are on Sale in great variety at their Offices, and they beg leave most particularly to solicit their meriting to the Scheme; which, in addition to I'wo Hundred Thousand Pounds in Money Prizes, rives Four Extra Benefits of One Hundred Tickets each ; therl f a single Ticket . may gain £lOO,OOO, a Half AC50,000, a Quarter 4:21,taa0, an Eighth £12,500, add twat a Sixteenth up. sards of £G,OOO. N. B. Schemes at large gratis, with a list of Capita Prizes re. reedy Sold and Shartid at the above Offices. POP.E7T TREES. This day were pubkithed, 1%11.+v &Woos, Improved. of 1. pONTEY's FOREST PRUNER, am! TII4BER -a- 0 w :s; it'S A!lsls rANT ; or, A Complete Pm. teal . I'rea. tine on rho •I'raining and Management of EsiinuTtassi. t Tuts, whether iatended fur eat:, shelter, or ornament, incladlng an ELI.. ruination of the' Properties of English Fir Timber, snd a new System fur the Management °Mak Woode. Octavo, with Platre, price 12s. boards. _ 2. PONTEY's PROFITABLE PLANTER; a Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Planting in every description of Sell and Sior• :on, pit - Ocularly those which are uttist difficult, as ele vated Stiles, Barren Heaths Rocky Soils, &c. Biala g Hints on shelter and Oinanieut. Will: a Plate of lr.:plenient; for Plant ing, invented by the Author. Octavo, price Ds. bosrds. Landon: Printed for 3. Harding, No. 38, St. 1•113V3 . : -street. B RANSCOISO with and CO their usual Great Success, Sold in Last Lottery in 78 Sham In the preceding Lottery No. 3,734 220,000 No. 2, 618 .. ar.20,000 4,654 ... 5,000 3113 1,060 3of £3Ol each, ... 2,500 9 of 1500 each ... 1,300 Sting Shares of almost every Capital therein ; and in Last Year only, Six of .£20,01/0, and Capitals to the Amount Of £250,000, MILNER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This da was published, in Eight large Volutnes Octavo, price I. in boards, a new and un:itorna Ednia” of • HE T . 6 W O RKS, complete, 0 v 1 the Lite Reverend JOSEPH MILNER.A.M. Mayer of he Gran near School, and afterwards Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church, ir Kingston upon•Hull ; now first eolla•ed and edited, _ the lt ev. 1 ii1:1 C Nth. SI , D.D. F.R.S. Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen'. College, Cambridge. Printd fur T. C:adell and NN': 114~5, Strand. _ _ _ Besides the First ,C30,00n, the Last £23,000, and ONLY 5e40,000 ever Shared; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all precedent; are nn* selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW I.OTIERY, to he Drawn Brh JUNE, in which there are Four tura druid Pries of 1 tit) Tickets each, which may product to :Ticket .Clon,ooo, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of 26,000 SRANS(XIMB and Co. again guard the Public against the Deception set Earth of their Firm anti Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FAC is, every Sixteenth was sold , and' the fortuen.e Adventurers each received £1,547.165. 3d. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lon - don, viz : _ N0..37, Cosxmxt ; No. 33, HA VMA RIC VT No. 11, HOLBORN • and No. 269, S 7 RA No. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was absolutely Shared and Foold to the Public as above. ••• 'Thb Edition Loinprehetids tilt torkow.r.,; Works, each of which LIVINO ANECDO rEs. This day were puhfistral, in wo Volumes, Crown Octavo, ern. bellished w;th PrverAl Engravings, price I in lioArds, • LETTERSfr.)m a MEMBER of the IRISH BAR written ttirin2, Lis RI.SIDENCE in LONDON In Itlo7 and 1808, to Iris FAT HF iD, containing a View of the State of : , aclllty M.rnners in the British Metro polis, and many curious asld i:.t.rLsting Apra ices of the fttl:oUr4 ing Persons Augusta, Princess Ant rim, Countess Aslett, Mr. Boringdon Lady Barclay, Captain Bankes, Sir J. Bannister, Mr. Sosville, Colonel drechey, Sir W. Betty, Bosch*, Pbke, Mr. BiUlngton, Mrs. Birch, Alderman Burttvtt, Sir F. • Bowles, Mr., Brahmin, Mr. Bewridge l Mr. Caralani, Ma•larne Ca; ' g, Mr. Ca.tlercxzh, Card Charlotte, Princess • Clarene.e, Duke of Cochrine. I.Ord Colman, Mr. Cotigrtve, Mr. . ' Co9ke; Mr. 'Corry { Mr. Coekerill Sir Win. Cowier, Mr. Croker, Mr. Coutts, Mr. Cumberland, Duke of Conan, Mr. Crawford, General Curtis, Aldermais I)iUas, Mr. Davison, Mr. Diggurn, 711 r. Donnegal, Marquis of Otruttgal, Marc:flumes -Duncan, Mks Disraeli, Mr. Elgin, Lord Edritlge, Mr. , Eldon, Lard Ell4nhorough, Lord Elizabeth Princess EWseon, Mt. Erskine, Lord Fawcett, Mr. Ford, Rev. Dr. Flazman, Mr. . • Fitzberbert, Aillsa Fuzelf, Mr. Garrow, Mr. Gibbs, Sir V. Gifford, Mr. Gloucester, Duke of Grattan, Mr. Gibbs, Mn. Crenvillt, Lord Grimaldi, Mr. Gregson, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Hamilton, Lady Hawkesbury, J.ord Hamilton, Dukes Hayley, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Hatfield, J. Holand, Lord Howard, Mr. Hunticgd.in, Hope, Johnson, Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Printed fur Cradock and Joy, to be bad ut the kluuk,..llers in may also be had serara,ri;•, viz. 1. The History of the Church of Christ (continued, on the same plait, by the Dean of Cat lisle); five volumes. Practical Sermons; to which i. Incised, an Account of the I .itc and Character of the Author, - by tiw Darn of Carlisle ; two volum( S. rat s and Essays, Theologic.il and I fistorical; one volume. N. 14. Some Coptic-of the Second Vuhinie of the History of the Church At Christ have also been printed, fur separate Sate, to complete sets of the former &lulus'. . . i MR. JOHN 3AI E JONES. SUBSCRIPTIONS for the support of Mr. JOHN i GA I. IS Jot , : es, and for defraying the necessary expeners of dedicating the Birthright and Inheritance of the People—A TRIAL BY JURY OF THEIR EQUALS, in cases antecedently to Punishment.—Sulocripthlts advertiied, £i.4 ss. O.C. Y. 5 5 0 with venerarion and IL Squirrell, M. D. 3 3' 0 renzect, whether the Mr. Hem 1 0 0 Constitution which • from one who knows has been, and they the King cannot iiv- hope will continue prison without 'Fr'el to be the boast of by Jury, and who Englishmen, , wart. wishes nor to sue a rants t h e infliction right superior to the of punishmentswith- Knes vested in I .ls out trial 5 16 A itlajesty's Servant/. John Naomi', Esq. 2 2 0 or in the House of From a Emile ene- Commons - 9 2 0 ' l / 4 my to all tyranny Mr. Vi'alter - 010 6. stud oppression s and James Collet. Esq 1 1 0 a true triend,to the Sir T. Scvestre, Knt. 10 0 people . S 0 (1 ft. C. - - 10 • 0 Mr. George Cullen 22 0 , A modern Russel 1. 0 0 Mr. T. Wishart 29 0 Peter Wood, Li. J. Mason, Esq. 2 0 0 Croydon - 200 J. Gosling, F.sq. .4 5 0 I'. Bond, Esq. 11 0 J.Creerey, Esq. 11 0 W. H. - 1 1 0 A Friend - I 1 0 Two Presents to J. G. -.Wm Samden, Esq. 1 1 0 Jone s ' s little Girl 010 0 1. Atherstone, lf.sq. 1 1 0 AJournernan Packer 05 0 A Friend - 05 0 A Friend to the Bri- • J. King, Esq. - . 30 0 tish Forum 0 5 0 Mr. Win. Littleboy 0 2 6 A Clerk in Office 05 0 'Mr. Thomas Evans it 7 0 Mi. John Liam e 10 6 Mr. Griten o 3 0 •----- Walker, Esq. 1 0. 0 W. C. C. 010 6 A Coach Master 1 1. 0 Mr. P. Palmer 0 10 6 Rev J. Joyce, High- Me. Wheeler 0 10 6 gate 1 1 0 Mr. John Gibbs, and Jahn Chatfield, Esq. 2 2 0 Soe Friends 014 0 Mr. Featherstonhaugh 1 1 0 T. B. 0 10 6 MI.:1110Mia Newnan 0 2 6 Mr. J. A. Chilton 0 7 0 Mr S Thompson 10 6 Mr. George Maley 02 6 W. B. 2 0 0 Win. Gilligan, Esq. 1 1 0 A Friend 1 0 0 Wm. Morgan, Esq. 1 1 0 A. Bash, Esq. 1 1 0 J.O. DonOul, Esq. 3 3 0 ALrym 2 2 0 Mr. J. Goddard 0 10 6 MThomas Dobsn i s. 0 2 6 Mrs. ' Bland 0 10 6 William Eadon, Esq. Mrs. Halden 1 1 6 Cambrkb 1 1 6 Alfred 0 10 6 Iron the Friends of Samuel Bishop, Esq. 2 0 0 Constitutional Free- Mr. Oldfield 1 1 0 dons, who frequent itunnenwde . 1 0 0 t!:e Red Lion, Cle- Mr. Joseph Pendrid 010 ti ment's-lane, 1491 n.• 1. Martia, Esq. 2 II 0 bard - strret, first I Mr. R.H. Solly, Great hisser' ption 812 0 1 Ormond-street 2 2 0 From 24 indivtduals• Mr. Richard Taylor 1 1 0 of Ca::•e who are From a few Viten& desirous of aster- at the Lower Ship, tair.ipg from that Reading, Advocates Tribunal to which for the TrialbyJury 6 0 0 the Country looks . _ Subscriptions ..re received by P eter S c holey, Es q . T reasure r, N 0.32, Ni c h olas-lane ; John Wright, Esq, No 16, King-street, ! -b enlnirle; Mr. Miller, No. Is, Skinner-street ; Mr. Thonias r - ar dTs No. 161, Fleot-street ; Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand; Mr. A. 9 11 uway. 62, H gh Holborn ; Messrs. Puller, 139, Long Acre : Mr. Gl over, 15, it athhone ) lace; Mr. Campbell, Great Surrey , , , treet, Strand; Mr. Jones, 1 haulier, Newgate-street Mr. Sqoir , a t ii &Wes Town ; and at th e B a r o f t h e C rown an d A nc h or , trial Phis day were published, in Pee volumes, royal 4to. price £•_'t boards, printetl uniformly with the First Edition of Frui,art, at the liafotl Press, and illustrates! by 50 Engravings, I'HE CHRONICLES OF. MONS'I'RELET: -a• Being a Continuation cOlFroissar's Chronicles. Translated from the must approved Otigin liy with Notes; • sy THO MAS IOtiNES, Et.q. 'The Original of this valuab'e wdrk has never before been transixed into Euglish, and there are only 21X/ copies printed et . this Edition. • Printed for I.Ongman, Ilurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and J. White, I.l:et-street. Of whom mat be had, lately published, 1. Sir low( Fitois!AßT r CEMONICLES, newly ttallftb,tai, with Variatiom and Additions front many celebrated MSS. By T. Eset. To which li r. Life of the Author. The Third Edition, wilt 59 PlJtcs, in 12 Vols. Svo. XI. 4s. boards. 2. Memo: as of Jou Pi Lonl de 101 SCILLt, the Life of 9t. Louis, &e. ran•lateJ by '1 homas Johnini, Esq.. P. In Two Volumes, royal 4to. with Engravings, price 44. 4s. in boarJs. This du) , was published, price 3s. ON the Authority of the CHURCH nod of the HOLY - scaurivavi.—An ADDREss. , o the R OMAN CATHOLICS of E.NULAND t occasioned by a Si.r.ron of the Right Rev Dr. Milner's, lately preached at the Blessing of the Church of St. Chad's, in Birmingham. By the Rey. THOMAS LE bIEgURIER, Rector of Ncwnton Longville, In the C.unty of Bucks. Sold by F. C and I. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by Ilatchard, also, by J. Cooke and .1 Parker, Oxford Deightou,Cambr dge ; Ir.wood, Newport Papell; and r. Burn ham, Northampton. Of whom inay be bad, lately published, by the same Author s 1. The Doctrine of the Eucharist Considered, as maintained by the Church of Rom:• and the Church of England respectively. In eluding a viudieation of the latter from the attacks of the fa. marker on the BiNt.op of Durham's late Pamphlet ; in one VOL Kw) price in boards 'N 6J. 9.. The Doctrines of Predestination ant Assurance examined, with a short view of the Peiagian Controversy—in a Sermon, preached before the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, at his Triennial Vi sitation, held at Newport Pagnell, Bucks, on 'fuesday, May 23, 1889. With lari;e Notes, price s. GS. James, Woe Jeffery, Mr. Ling, The Kcmblc, Messrs. Kent, Duke of Knapp, Mrs Lansdown. Marquis of Liston, Mr. Ions&le. Lord Linwood, Miss Longman and Co. Mwhews, Mr. Princess Mantles, Mr. Melon, Mil - Mclra. Lind Moon, Mr. Nollrking N:cholson, Peg Nightingale, Me. Northrote, Mr. °Pies Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Paget, Sir .1. Phillips, Sir Richard Perceval, Mr. l'indor, Peter Portland, Duke dr Ponsouby, Mr. Paxton, Sir Win. - Prettyman, Dr. Porde'', Mr. 'Princes, The Princesses, The Queensbury, Duke hI Queen, The 'tt aynititol, Mr. Rtmlilly, !-)Anturl 11.trtl, Lady. Rutland, I),,chois o f Sh-ridan, i'nu nth, Leard Mr. Solirite, Mr. Soflgtvick, Mr. Sisittons, rz. Syl:tster, Mr. . Smith, Mc. Storace, Mrs. St. Ledger, Mrs. Stafford, Mare,ui , of Stanhope, Lord Sophia, Princess Sussex, Doke of Taylor, Platonist 'I urner, Mr. Tobin, Mr. Taylor. Gisilon4 l'ownsentl. Mr. Varley, Mr. Wales, Prince of NValcs, Princess of NV, st, Mr. Waithinan, Mr. Westall, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Whitelock, Oeneral K'ilbcaorce, Mr. Mr. Windham, Mr. Winsur, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. York, Puke of York, Duchess of Young, Mr. at ti- lb- an London, and Britain and Inland. -... ~ ' uussautr . 17."‘ %r ' .. ~ , • , . ' ~ ' ..tr - --...• - 4 ,, -kti ' , , / ; ••=-:;sl*._ '.. ''\ --; ' . . .. , . • i • I. -1 • 41 , • '•- I' ..... - ... stoolow.), .•. 1 it ...i ... ~.‹.., ~ r ; . '• '. . 4) " . ,i . .-- - ‹.-- - ... , "•11 ' - . . As. ... i , „ . .P, _ • e: .\'‘?.:. * :;r?. . . .; - , 4.. 4 .6 ' • et N . • 14 i 4', - ' - - 7- 11. 710 _ . • ~ —. . . . 1 .... • • • • - i N bb... l r t _ ., 4 44 . 74411 .1 ... 1 1 , .• 7 , :. ~ ad .. 4' . ,• Vt. ...I •• • 1 • .. 4 S / i t I' K''' \ k.. • J \k,,... : _ ~...,....,_ , - - -.1:,_. .....}. "*..... # k ..• 1.,... • , 0 _ ‘....... • ... t • .THURS DA Y, MAY 31• 1 ;10. •A _ ... :010 ° , (PRICE ' 7 -HALFPENNY. __. . . i -.1., Nte I*. -N SEPH ~ I ...11 4 I -11 r.__ lid not ._ 4th ;i. -." the .._ _ '' reques. t.• ''l! Person, - ~ , u.:,._ •ci Mr. ..,„ ....—....... . , I . . 1 LOCK AND SURG!(AL DISPENSARY. HIS Royal Ilighness the Duke of Yost, Piesidera, And the folio .ving Cost mirr RE or Got RRNORS: Earl of Leitrim John Latouche, Esq. M.P R 4 fit Hon. T. Jones I Cul. 11 Clements, M.P. Hog. Cu!. 1. Bar: y, M.P. Col. Walt. Jones, M.P. SURGEON. Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London. r r ln ' Paronage this Institution haF received fi the etulusive treatment and cure of both sexes afflict with Venereal Diseases, aitil their dreadful consequence* as Strictures, Debility, Pte. conducted under the management a Gentleman of the first professional abilities, will satisfy t übl:c of the high merit of Mr. Kiernatt's plan, and that by it t inconveniences of public charitits are avoided, whilst the you and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held ont advertising pretenders in this branch of practice.- Since its es+ hiklneent in !eon, .25.10 patients of hO•li sexes have been curt ithout confinement or itsjory to the constitution. The fi symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days ; a where appearance of.dehility comes un, too early application c othe made.-- . I he Surgeons may be consulted by either sex, 1 hi s house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, ft, 9 till it in the mo(ning, and from 6 till 9 at night, to whom co munications from town and country may be addressed. FOR BEAUTIFYING and PRESERVING, the TEI f A RDNER'S Superior PREPARED Cl COAL so much recommended by the Factill for and antiseptic properties for cleaning, preserving and mal Teeth beatnifully white, In boxes, at 2s. and is. 9d. ea( Toot h Solution for curing the Scurvy, bracing the Owns, tirg Tooth-acb, and unpleasant breath, in bottles at Is. is. dd. each. From the gnat reputation the above Prep 1 lye acquired, many imitations are drly offered for sale, only are signed Ldm.l.ardner on the label. Sold whole! retail,etorner of Alb - any, Piccadilly, and retail by Newh Sons, St. Paul's '..niurch-yard; Rigge, ; Valle hill ; Davison and Son, Fleet•street ; Ward, Hulborn ; Oxford-street ; and most Venders of genuine Medicines. HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC FOR THE BLE PREVENTION OF A CERTAIN DISORDk3 F° RTY Years extensive experience ofsthe pn 1 - tire virtues of this Prophylactic has acquired it a repu univtralleled in the Annals of Medicine. 'Thin celebrated reoeeral Lotion (being only att external application) is highl ducire to g md health, and yet is a perfect security against r nl contagion. sold in bottles at 10s. 611. each, or 10s. (if mare than and at 7;. 6sl. or three for a Guinea, with directions, on Lo tdon, by Mr. Lear Cook No. t, Little Sufolk4treet, market and will be sent to order, by it.clJsing the a.n.Ant, adtires (teal or assumed) post raid. Extract of a Letter from - Worcester, to Messre. Barclay and No. 93. Fleet-Market, Ageots, to the Proprietor of Dr. T., Remedy for Deatneps, April, 1410. ACLERGYMAN resident in the Coun Worcester, who bad been for man, years so deaf t could scarcely mil ect any perfect SOIIOI through an ear trt %as rectieci much I-elk( from using TAYLOR'S REN for DE.kFNEtiS, that he can now hear towel! ;le ; 0 be able in common conversation ; and in ju tice to the Proprietor celebrated Remedy, he has given a reference to the Printer Worc:ster Herald, to petty any enqu:ry as to this ascot cure. - :--Sild by every Metlicine Vendtsr cf refute fa the I Kingdom, at ni id. put bottle, duty ticluded. . • - N. IL 'lloe owtne of the Gentleman above alluded known by applicaticn to Mesas. Bare larand coos. ANARTICLI OF COMMERCE. l'o EAST and tVieS INDIA, AMERICAN, a MF.RCHANTS. P. HEATH of Nottingham, ~inform, • slants of England, and Traders in general, tha itenience of bale he has placed his JUNIi'ER ESSE: PERMIN and other Medicines in the hands of and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chui.:%-yar 1. Junipzr Etseme of Peppermint is well known as and plAnicant It.:01141/ in Pbtulencies, Gouty ; Pains in the Sro:na:h and Bowels, Indlgtstion *Meknes', Nausea attenda it on Pregnancv, Relax: ad code ar.sing from AttnosAeri: H tat, Want of &pi ' f,nat inclement Weather, the Abuse of Spirituous in the Sp.ismoslie Affection" 6f the Stomach and Ito mon to Infants-I'llo ft the &se to the urgency ..a a family Medicine, or far the Army or Navy, it a valuable aripii.itlon. Sold wink-sale and Retail, by . Mestre. Shaw and it. Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, exc..; has " LP* Heath. Nottingham," engraved no a sta In i•tiaprivr Penikmi e.. 9.1 —and in Phial* es. 4.L a Lilt. FREEMAN% GU CFA. AILLU "1 'HE value of this Infxtlifrle MeJicine ha! 2- long proved, that nothing of the present city Mao with it in aid the different stages of a c::rtai wit effectually cures and eradicates from the habi exciting the painful feelings and expoAure that attends without debilitating the constitution in any degree, cos Aug confinesnent from hatless, or restriction in diet. '1 yin nese these huneimabl: Drops havebroved their chid approbation for tut re than .'m years. la all the debili 4‘xes, they prove a never falling restorative, whesher t isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, fe ct. of a warm elmate to travellers, and those going r hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those w safe speedy, and complete cure in sll old stuht> and tvery weal: nest' that affects the bladdtvand organs o to efficac y many women :.ave become mothers who for been d. rived of that happiness. w holt-sale and recall at .fr. Batter'., No. 4, Chet Ater of. Paternoster-row ; Haver, Eslinbnrgit and Clam lan, Portsmouth; Newberry and Son, Dublin ; Pack at IND ; Holland and lisydon, Nyman. h ; and by m seters and Medicine Venders in every Town, in &me and I I 'hatch. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. R F()TH EltGI I.L's justly-celebrated Fall PILLS, for different c.insislain-s incident to the Sex, at riou. periods of life. It has boon truly observed, that won more than the other KS may be considered in a certain degre inval'el4 ; they are subjtv:ed to a variety of diseases, from the tore of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perfo which entali u; on them weakness, pain, and an interruption those regular s,•cretions connected with the full enjoymeni heArli. To act an eh.: constitution of the female and relieve obstruction, no remedy has been kno wn to o p erate w i t h such canny, gulAiless, saf.sy, as Dr. Fothergill's Female Pills. uoitei high toa;c and ins isorating powers, with its peculiar g lity of relieVarg fullness, oppression and t!seie other uncut:Ter toms which arise from too much blood in the I:ablt ; they are most cer a n Cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent comphit as well as tLe v.rinus other spasmodic affectiors so common to sex. 1)r. Fothergill's Pills, as a family medicine should be possession of every mocker and other guardia ns o f the young, s hava females entri.sied to their care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bader s, 4, Cheapaide, cot of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glaeg, Belam, Portsmouth ; Newbrry and Son, Dublin; Pack Turner, Hull; I ipxland and Harlon, Plymou h n Booksellers in every town, in host s, at 23. 9d. and I Is. each. Of whom may be had, BUTLER'S AROM TIC PLC I'ORAL LOZENGES, (*.proving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthma, and c sumptions, in boxes, at I Std. cael. WESF MIDDLESEX WATER-WORKS. THE Proprietors are hereby informed, that a Spe- cial General Assembly will be held at the Freemasons' I'a vern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Tuesday the 19th day of June next, at Eleven o'Ciock in the forenoon, when a Report will be made on the 2roposed Extension of the Com pany's Works, and the arrang.-ments submitted for raising addi tional Capital, under and by virtue of an Act of the present Ses.. sions of Parliament. ROBERT S. SLOPER. Office of the West Middlesex Water.works, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, May 29, 1810. DU L.STRODE, BUCKS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Wood;, Park, and Farms, with all the capital and stately Oak, Elm, A..h, Beech, and other limber growing thereon, the Valuation, of which are now a:certamed ; and the whole is ready for Sale, together with the large Stock of fine Deer in the Park.—Particulars may be known by Principals making written application toJ ohn White, Esq. Devonshire-place, I..ondt:n Maly will be published, lu one Volume quarto, w;th a Vortr - ait of Lord Charlemont, from. as original Picture, (a few Copies oa Royal Papist), lkirE MOI RS oldie POLITICAL and PRIVATE LTA- LIFE of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CELIR.LE MONT, ILP. . - By FRANCIS HARDY, Esq. Member of the House of Commons, In the three last Parliaments of Ireland. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. NATURAL. HISTORY. 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