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,PORT k ;szoivEßr. TRANSPO. /IJED Sr a this . recsive sealed" to Ist if received after or an agent fir dill s pereo...—., - - accompanied Isy a Letter from two respectable • Gonad with the sPereem tendering, la the Sem :fa-mance of the.4ntraft. he known, wee ri t tgd i forms teettiere OS :a, or to the 11i:flight - wiiises Assay _- bold, by tbsi saartostattlsor, 1. Scatest . of fkars, in which it is attempted to flelinetate theritnniget* bieseiensfor tire Mind ; eat() It:lesion heft the subs, jute of . a Tragedy wile Co.uody. 'I he liltii•edisiseyisaA 6ess4 price, 1 lei in bawds- • • 2. Vase et. Lits cub I't Ay s ; the second edition, in 2,0.00.0 6s. in boards. - —_ _ This day, was published, Iliancisornely. printed. in octavo price 12s . tpoards, 'THE SECOND uf the ANNUAL MEDICAL REVIEW and REGIATER, for 1809; com prising a critical Account ill every Publication relating to Medi ciao and. Surgery, which appeared during that Sear; together with au. historical.Sitetalt of the Discoveries and Improvements in those and the collateral Sciences wallas the same period ; a Report of the general State of Health and Disease lathe Metro polis platt variety of miscellaneous JAY A SOCIETY OF l'l4Y - SICIANS. This work possesses two recommendations, which must render It particularlf valuable to practitioners, resident in the country, or abroad; in the first place, it affords the only complete view thou is to be obtain of alt t hel publications willot annually issue from the prs:4A, relafte to . professional subjects; and, secondly, it comprises a selet,ion and detail of all the new or intiresiing matter contained in those putilleatlons,. which will render the pserehase uf the tearority of the books themselves for Surgeons in the country, Nagy, Acasy, &c. tunaeoessaty. Panned for John 'Murray, •No. 52, Fleet-street, London; and v sold also by every other lineaseller to town and country. Of whom maybe had, •Nrolume I. for 18r A, price 9s. E* GRAMMAR SCHOOL of the above School beg 4dae- that the School is open fur the ieteption free in the-Latin and Greek !languages . Parish of Bruton, and tht places and parts comprising North and South Bruham, Stoney I Montagne, Pttcombe, Hadspen, Cole, Ansford, Macau Albaroptou, Lanaysrt; Batcombe. give Notice, that by a Statute lately made. 'ardent and Governors of tiler above SchOol, the better prornOrton of Learning, and tt and reward of Industry and Talents, . of the Rent., Revenues, and Profits of Exhibitions ; Of tise annual value of Forty assist in the maintenance sod education of of the ljniverattiet of Olfoni or Cam- ;tibitionrare not-eonfi. every.Cotincy. ictober 6, 1810. d to the Free•Poye, but J 0144 PENNY, Sec. ' Laid)/ puldishekl, price 7s. • The Third Edi:lon, with Urge Additions, of • PR ACTTCAL OB3ERVATIONS. on a particu m lar species of CONSUMPTION incident to youth, and she different stages of hfe, centstionly termed-TADE S and 4ho maladies arising therefrom,. :with a view. of the most. rational made of treating those dis - wrders and destroying their morbid action on the functians of the finest organs in t h e animal ceconomy, interspened with oceasionarremarks oa the mituaLe meat of Strictures. By IL ST: JOHN NEALE, Of tile Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, and Practit ioner in London ; formerly Sargieon-Maj..r to dr: Sth-Rezinient of.hAancry, to the or Queen's Regiment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Military Hospital at elegalA and spacious Itool4, north side of the Hall belonging to the &Wish Crars-court, Therta.strect, 52 feet 0 inches by 25 , feet high, adorned with. lonic pilasters, awl. cular-hcaded wiiglows; a handsome stone room, which is in complete repair, and tit an excellent stone gallery or orchestra at well ailapted fbr halls or Concert... Nlay ten • o four.—Propasab, in writing, punt. • Mr. 1,ob):5, Secretary, at the Hall, ihr nervous. irritation-trent weak. obstnicted'hile, ant! badAlgestioit, will Mid %1114,11isadaitirS AN' CISCAiit UV • C (IP S , -properdes of CalOnsel, without its ii,itabiii.y ; tiealtli of the stomach, by promoting the ap ee of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep where a cure could. scstiorly Is 4. contemplated, been produced, as to excite the best hopes - - , Chatham. Printed for 7. 'Walker and Mews. Sherwoo3 and Co... Pate rnoster-row ; Higkiey, Pi:et-street ; auti - to be itacisat No. 01, Fritts. street,Soho-squares 11 4 ,* The Anti-Jacol)in Review for S-ptember, 1807, has been pleased to take.soine n6tice of the nature and utility of the above work. This day was published, price Cs. NUMBER 111. of THE Lye, Seropluilous,. Gouty,. alieurstatic, and its reputation is established.—West India the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. Medicine has the government duty printed nn a ' tits words, " By the King's Parent: . ex and onside srsapper. CLASSICAL JOURNAL, for September, 1810, (To be continued Quarterly.) The contents of which are :—The Cambridge Greek Ode for i Isto. Ad regem.—The Latin Ditto, /ajuriariftsAf i icanarum —Latin Ode, on the same subject.--Notice of two recent (Mental Publicationa.—On the Origin- and Progreso of Lan guage and Writing, No. ll.—On Latin Supines.--Tragment of Bacchylides.—Oxford Prize PO2lll, Dyhg Gladiqtor.—Ox fard• Prize P.sttan- Engiith.—Wasse on Latin Scholiasts.—Cti tical Notice of s iflachylus, No. De. Ilagrei Mutt:doe Vases.—Critical Remarks on detached Passages of Tacito., No. I.—The Laws of Comedy, and their Apptica tion to the Ancient and Modern Drama.--Remarks mid Eamon dations on some Passages in Ari,tophanes.-11iblieal: Cr ti. cism, Explanation of St. John, cb. x. v. 1, s.—Remarks on Latot Metres.—lnscription on an ionic Temple, erected in Blenheim Gardens.—Critical Notice of Sir W. Drummomrs Dissertations in the " Herculanensia."—Oa Hieroglyphical Language.—lnscrip. tions found on a Sarcophagus on a HW at Fanica, on the Coax of Caramania.—Mr. Brunck's Transcript.—Conjecturz Criticz is A'uctores Grmcos.—Of the Greek Accents, NO. 11.—Tacittss ll lustrated.—Remarks on the Ta Tsmg Lett Lee.—St. I.uke Illus trated, and lierotintus Ilmendat . ed —Critical Remarks on de tached Passages - of Demosthenes No. I.—Biblical Criticism, Psalm loyal: H.—Ditto, 1 Corin thians, c. xi. v. In.—Laughter not always the Effoet of Joy;--Commentarius In Dialogis Euripi deis,—Opuscitla Ruknkeniana.—Critical Notice' of Dr. Clarke s . Hebrew Craielsens.—Ditto, of Dr. Burner's Tentamen de Metric lEschylels.—lnscriptions found at Ancient Saguntum, Lke. A few Copies of the first Numbers may be had on early ap pliketion. Sold by Longman, Hurst and Co.; Lunn ; Dolan; Richardson Law; Sharpe and Haile.; London: and all the Oxford and Ctnnbridge Booksellers. 'nem, in small battles of ss. ed. double bnates Ils.—Couipound Essence as. I'Tl`llti+lt7Tfi 41. PELiCITY. _. happiest of their kincl." - Stich is the lan immortal Thomson, when speaking Of the . mar insure that happiness it It iseatisary, as Mens saoa in icorpore sancs," to have . sound hotly." Hence the indispensable person, ere he enters into that dose alli.:nce, -t to his health. JSS and CO. as regularly educated London, have sedulously devoted their atten- Albrien years to the study of. those tilsordert; .ly itubitter., and too often prevent, that inesti.• ,latrimonial Felicity. The unrivalled patronage -to received from persons of the first distilic- Lorm success attending their superior !node of eontilainth induce them thus publicly to offer Debi Wye" Deficiency, whether resulting from ''participating in the paietita of a fashionable. intitilz...nce of libertinism, or a secret,, solle., haw which weakens the energy of the the fl tIA'AV of youth, by producing sterility ipotence in the ether, they offer a sate and throe ivito, froth such complaints, are pre the marriage state, and, asitann to seek ,sir infirmities in.ilence, it must be console er tiiilicult or ineffectual the cure may be DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS Tacticioners, that by a renovating rsitoredma sountiand vizorous constitution. THESE PILES have long obtained a just cele• , frequently contracted in a moment of in- 1 brity in the pri,vate practice of the Prpprietor, Mr. Dtron, spicies• of syphilitic infection, by a mild and 'Apothecary, and from tbeir great success in many obstinate Bi r treatment, is speedily and radically rem. bout Disorder', our numerous patterns of distinction and inhere, in diet or exercise, by Messrs. Goss and Cu particularly the Dake of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the the Urethra, and Gletts, which they are en- Dowager Lady Say and Sole, the Viscountess Bulkeley, 8.4 arc. short period; Without recourse tia the painful, Ihe was persuaded to offer them to the public, uncles ap. of the Caustic; references of which can be probation and sanction.of their names. Gentlemen of high respectability, who have ' They are • found to be an incomparable remedy for remarks .aving labouted under strictures for many years. the tone of the stomach, for curing Indigestion, for preventing Females, whose tepeetations of those tender, crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and•latu: "tibial happiness have been defeated, it may also lq..cit;s. They prevent habitual and temporary costirenese, skit reflection to know, mo)t instances, the head-aches, aid hectrt-bura, which is accasioneck by prepency, rchicved; for such has been the elle:icy of and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of ladies, who had give'n.iip all hopes of pro- t the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to eaceis.• 4recably - disappointed. Means. Goa and Co.; Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett; tirg th..• cure of these particular complaints, in 1 Sta-1 have been in the . habit of takingyonr Dissn's Ana :l l ot he mu lied, by a miaalkai few, with the lions Pigs with the.grememattecess, for the - last three yawl, par an:lsla:a to the ignorant Empiric , think it ticularly when pregnant; I have recommended theca tow dere -Ives to state, that they have barn properly i sal of my, female acosabitauces in a siadlu nitwit:tir o also to ed into evell branch of the prolesition, (air- many - •In • - frequenting - house. from different Hospitals, and testimonial' from Being Toe"- two 'lcy sit Lann i they have, to ounce a*yinquirer); o r your. ihitig hoot their entitsvoiirr lint induced; praetice..4 "ibe general praatitioner ; and they j th e etas, pretettliens constitute a fair graft, rid for the • H o t e l, didence with 'width they have been by the ' , honoured. aie-Couatry are requested to state the particulars- And raanner al living, enillnigior. a genie Note, Medicines wilkbe-insinediabelp ferWariled to Xingdatri. __ their house daily (personally, or by letter, initasecgmbeletislacy;angatanutione••• 441.54 sait ills otmeriastscisc., negeoltOlt. • knunry - Sold • corner . . - s • _Assignees FREEHOLP tSTATE, Ana calor Premises ' , I held upon Leases, in Lots. with unisnAL-stepossersion. - fiat 1. A Froelndd Estate, iltuatedlirat the 'l'own of Htn eltam, consisting of a commodious DweiHns-liuuse„ Girder, Or;.' chard, and a ield, containing two Ames, inure or less, and a very compact Tan-yard (well supplied with Water from two. Ponds on the Premises), containing 99 Vats with a Dark Mill I lately erected upon a new construction, spacious Bark • Barns, Drying Sheds, Stabling, and Tither convenient .tutbuildings, and i also a Workman's Tenentent upon the Premises. j Lot 2. the Lease for the unexpired Term of three Years, front Michaelmas last, of a Dwelling-house, Garden and Orchard, and a Tan-yard, containing 114 Vats, with Bark Barns, I)ryins, Sheds, Stabling; and other entmenient Outbuildings ; and also a Meadow adjoining, containing three Acres, more or less; the residence of tine said Tkomai Tuvell, situated near the town of Horsham. Lot S. The Lease for the unexpired Term of six Years, from Michaelmas last, of a Warm situated at Woodbridge Keatti p near i hlorsham, consisting of a Baru and other Buildings, and about ss A eresof .'treble Land. Loc 4. Fhe Lease tur the Term of seveit Years, from Michael mas last, of a.Farm called Linheids, situated•at Tower-lull, near Horsham, consisting oft Messuage, liorn, and other Buildings, and 85 Acres (more or less) of Aratife Land. Lot. S. The Lease, fur the unt:epired Term of ten Yeara from Michaelmas last, of a Pastore. rfield, close to the town 01 Hor sham, called Tanbridge Field, tontaining six. Acres, more or less. Particulars may.be bad of Giorge Adams, Esq. 01.1 Jewry. London; Mf. Child, Timber Merchant, Shirfold• Mr. -btetl man, artist Auctioneers, ; where the Leases may be ALVRIFPOWPiOtISE, /siF.AR S TRAITORS , ON AVON, WARWICKSHIRE, with iulinedlato Posses4o To he SOLD-by AUC rioN, b 9 10i KOLIINS, At the White Live Inn, Stratford cot Avon, Warwickshire, an Tuesday, the Guth dly of November instant, Five &Cl ock, in Lots; 41 1 HE Capiral MANSIOI4 HOUSE, Paticipck, . Walled . Garden Freehold Lentil, and Fishery; called AL VESTUN,coatpribing upwards-of 9il Acres of the most luttisiant arable, meadow, and pasture land, dividud.into conswniett toclo sures, and in the highest state of aoltivation. The Mansion House stands in a richly ornamented Paddock, consisting of • Cweitty-eis'at Acres of Ty; he free Pasture Land, bound's.' on one side by the River Asmn, in which the Owner has an exchMve Right of Fishing ; anitcommanding heauttful Views of the River, Welcomb Hills, and the sat - rounding Coortry. 'the ' abuse eontains a spacious Lint Oiled ilall, an inner iLdi, hreak. hist Room, Dining Room, Vrawing Room, Sutler's Pantry, Kitchen, and other gees on the Ground floor, and two Stair shwa. On the first Flour six excellent Bed Rooms, with several Deigning &owns, and Closets,.and servo- Garrets fur servants.- 11aro are two Coach.houses, two Staines, and a small Farm- Yard detached. The Garden is very productive, well stored with choice Fruit Trees, andcontains a isigoStow for Fish, which can be laid dry in half an hour. Alvestou is situated two miles from Stratford•on•Avort, six from Warwick; and ninety six from London ; in a most mpect ahle niiglabourisuod ; near no Mr. CM-hetes celebrated fox hum.ds, and in a country abounding with game ; an excellent Turnpike-road, hui2ing front Viellsbourn to Stratford-on-Avon, passes through the Estate at an eligible distance tronttint Mansion. kLatieulars ntay be bad at the principal Inns in tint neighbour hood ;,of hiessrs, Vizard and Hutchinson Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ;• cf th e Auctioneer , ilirredngliam, and of Mr. Lando:, or Tidmas, Solicitors, 'Co view the Estate apply at tfichlatision House or at — T —Gibbs's, in the Vilbge of Alveston. CARDIGANSHIRE. To be LEI', and entered•upo lntmedlstely, PRAT deg-ant MANSION, canes ucn I- (late the Residence of Admiral Tamales, &ceased) situate near the Banki of the River *lily, in the. Palish of Llanwenolt, in the County of Cardigan; consisting of a Drawing-room 2.3 feet by 17, Dining Parlour, 29 feet by 17, and a convenient Study, which may be made a Breakfast Parlour of, a commudious Butler's Pantry, fitted up with shave* . &c. Kitchen , Pantry; Scullery, and Servants' all upon. tie Groundaflimr • a very handsome Oak Staircase, with two Mahogany Ballustra:les, 4nd two Landing Places,and a commodious balk Staircase. Also, five Bed-chambers, ard four Dre,sine-rooms, on the first floor, with Garrets overhead ; a large Garden, well planted, situate lu a beautiful Meadow or Lawn, containing nearly Twenty Acres. of Ground, which may be taken with the Mansion House, or be detached (from Flve to Oat Hundred Acres) at the option of the Tenant. The Tenant may be accontmock:ted with any quantity of the present Furniture upon a valuation. There is .'ot in the Principality of Wales, a more elitiLle titua don for a Sportsman ; Partridges, Grouse in plenty, and excellent Woodet.ck shooting ir. the season ; tile celltbrattd` Rieee ''ivy (for Trees wath Eels in ahundauce) running pear it. Fur further particulars apply to John Lloyd, Esq. lt:abus ; the Rev. Joshua Davies, Vicar of Llanwtenog, residing within a Mlle oP Lanvaughini ; or David Joel Jenkins, Esq. residing in the Town of I.atnpett.v; from whence Lativaughan is four utiles dis tant, 14 from New-Canle-ILtnlyn, and 17 from Carmarthen, a turnpike road leading from it in each direction. N. B. This House may be taken fur a Term of three or five i Years, dc:erminabk on the death of the present Possessor. D. FREEMAN'S GuTTA SALUTAItis • 'I I HE vahie of this Infallible Medicine has been so -A- long pruned,, that nothing of the present day can %di a competiticu with it in all thisdilfersig n stages of a certsitsDisenie, which it effectually cures and eradicauss from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitittion in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from buzinesis,br restriction in diet. The radical virtueaof these inestimaabit Deeps have proved their claim to 'while approbation for more than SO years. bash the debility of both sexes tbey prove a never failing reiterative, whether the debility 'Bpr:fluted by - free of mercury, illicit pleasures, the el _ s, and those god/ strongly to these'v ' - oil •. . . • p1M4.1,4,:jd 4ND T.01.4.01/.lrll'Y. lyt: - JAITETS AKA L Er i n C P 1 L LS, which were ehntrived by the inventor u a remedy for himself, and which preserved him es -.n advancer] sir. are admirably cal.: culated for rhetiniatisrns, and Attune compkinte tewhick the human frame is liable from the vicissitude of QIN clualate-.• likewise for Woo, and all otter 'disorders of the sacmsach and bowels, and for head-achrt, occasioned by indigestion, err by free • Sold Only by F. Newbery and goes, at the Warehouse for Dr. Janse..'s Powchss, Na. 4S, St. Paul'. Church-yard ; and at Dr. Jame?* late house in Bretton-street, price 4s. Ocl. a box, contain ing t 6 pills, or six in one large box for Xt 4.. •„• None are genuine but those which have the words " P. Newbery, No. 4 9t. Paul's," engraved in the stamp. • . A true juignwnt will he formed of the preter.dane of a Mm who cflors Dr LITICS'S Pills for sals,when it is known that Ms was a mere lahourn in the Doctor's Earden, athl totally igooiadt of the principal ingredient in Dr. James's Powcl6 . , asf which' had the audacity to adiserdie hinuelf•as " the mislaid and elipst pr parer;' though it. Is peeved that this medicine *sr setwsliog prepared and sold before he was.bocu, and that be willf wal4llllk ployed in any part of . I.lao process. DR. MAUS'S ANALEPTIC PI LS. MAY b* bad g. naiad, a usual, 4s. 911.. the. box, or six boxes I,s's. of B. PERR/N, No. SS, Sourbezuggigisk stmt, Cuvet-rarden, 'anion ; the only person who ever wt. pared the Azialryttic Pills for the late Dr. James, fount **year 1772, vrhen hp hut conspmed than, until the . Dictur's decerbeW These Pills area sovereign remedy for bilious diseases, indlsositse. , loss of aretite, habitual costi n ernelb,trouldourne Sault:ticks ;a S. stoinachandboweh, and Chats theueearbing; ingoutgbalsits4l6. (Bates, or rheumatic paluim ,Ttv it ;as t ftesveceasimabTfreeltba ing, psvventing palace and arpoldreies, so *fits tite ccosietternte oifT I intemperance ;Trevent or atop Ike progress °fa cough err ol ;111.4 - • excelleng in lownese of spirits and artvoits disorders; in drape* no water will acceniu!ate whilst dim Pills are regularly takest4. by removing the cause, they often restore persons subject to fits ) • fenedee, at:the age of puberty, or the dmline oflife , Judd sewer • neglect *king tbrra, brain au etieribint gelid family Ma lkin% g 7 B. P. likewlmassisitxl in preparing Dr. JAM/LS*l EMU"' POWDER Cwhidb he has proved to rite satlsfaftion of die : in. the sale of dent for CI years put) having !lad flee scents every ingredient wherewith tbut are compounded, be ti ea** from tie pri,ctical part t 4 the procila to accommodais resillisst practitioners with the g enuine Fever Po,wder at a prior WOW* their entice ; and the pu blic at is. Sl the pocket. Pribmis. TARRIAGE . should be the foundation of. Social, AA ' At Happiness, which is e ditturbed through the palm that form the union nit takt+ty throe precaudons vrhich wont/Tee cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic biasing. Peopta of every rank pay adoration to the shrine elgwedlock; but lON. the consti:ution has been mated by disease, or debilitsted.bp certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to ref.ire... the siamboring sparks of ht., and to reanimate the system. lost nu disordtirs have contributed snore essentially to dot., neat happiness than those whish are tile consequence pleasure. It was this co:lsideration which hulitccii Messrs.,' •CITRitiE and Co. for these Last twenty years, to &tact their stu dies and practice reclusively to the treetop/int and cure of the V enereal Dtiral.., and the disorders arisitlytherefroes ;sr mho bias derangenseut ut the :ye rtsm,„gretiucol.inii the destralidurbabittsd the inconsiderate school-boy,. which brings on thine' dietremilie Dehlblies nd D. fleieircies atm pa event or embitter the Matri monial. state.' 'I he suecesefut result of their pea, giesO was additional ardour at oppose thu ranges of these compiWnts i ' which are the most important in thoottelogout of buntmeinera mines. It behoves every perm* who has indulged ist this met- • tary vice to Seek relief . by consulting Pmfeesional runs of en* nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. della the sanction of scholastic. authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. .In professing the cure of these complailitei, they hold out no inducement to vice; but sensible as all axon must be of the existence of such calamities, they offej abed. assistance es regularly educated Afisinbers of the RoyalColleg6s of Surgeons of London and Eaiburgh. {mitt end recent ca p s a syphilitic lafeetiun are radically cutest is the short . egace of two days. Thole of the west obstinate deretisme,, such - as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the lames. glues. &v. are permanently and speedily cured. sevend Noblemen pd Getitkisum Odle first respeetubitity knee-been. ender the ge4 et Mesas. Currie and Co. for the removal of ocseeptaints if Ellieese dun, strictures,.Stc. and having received a radical sailmosesee cure, request that references may be made to theta aseadebeeary evidence, orthe Bedded superiority of Messrs. Carrie mod Co?. plus of treauseer. Many of' three gentlemen had striders. dem 10 to' 0 years, and were order the e• - ..re of Moira Mate ; Mar vislde, anti other surgeons of eiluid eminence, who attensgted. , their cure by the application of the lunar caustic , vdtbeet swum. Messrs. Currie and Ca. have selected the following letter boat the many they are daily- reeeisincfrum gemlemon retnndr.i them thanks for their restoration n souudiand vigorous keidtte le wee seat to thens unto/Weed, Irma liht sun eta Node bad, wins had hisimied under this distressing and eainful malady for sea peas : `}'had beeft under the care of several surgeons of pgotc*oseal idle/veto mine. of 'whom afforded hint permanent relief ; but kook the euperior mode of temente:at adopted and parses* by Moats. Currie and Co. be reseleed a radical OWN ilk the sheet peace of one moods. " May 24,010. " To Dr. Cumuli, 107, Hatton Garden. " Lord &eh great pleaeurt hs communicating to 130.3ar Currie the perfect tesestaisli Anwar °final:eel*, in consequent " of his mild and attisizahle wortneat of Steletares la tile fire " thra. He may add, that he has not for many lean eajoeced.se " much comfort and freedorn from pain; and be entertains no " doubt of hie having obtained, through his skill and mutation, a perfect and radiant ewe of taut horrid cumplasot. As be was not " a stranger to the amenor that mime teemed thacemplaint, be " has it in his power, from a felt tdel and liklat 441 k _ " vay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which be v " *els, and shalt ever amit 24l,4K reed: a.nd cu w m infi w wi ts to eu sciusow tst toot le l lg e .: app end teams . . - • • ' . ofslll 7 3 9 0 1 - ;."..:;•-•••••--- ' , TRAMP COMAIISSIC I h is MAJESTM 7 ,f SICK and WOLIN.L j4TRISONERS .f hat they will toe ready a crember, 1810, to reach! , eon as m ay be willing 1 '.. An ita! at Deal will% the 1 at ei . hs certain, &cm the 1 be, Rice, 111.tto1, Barley, 3re....i, Oatmeal, fl'aecse, Sago, ~If3r supplying the undo vital for three years Cr Leeks, am, YnTender -m.ll k receivm s` .o,9am/unless the party, e ' .:,.ie - h Trader mast lie (rccon t . ,00,engagingto become be 40, fir tke dm perfoom Parr particadan may h hy .7pplykzah Mk q „,p.d. ...................••• BRUTON FRE THE Governors of quaint the Public, q ills to be educated Fri tan the Town and Path ' tstunto adjacent, cornpri ' tie, Redlynch, sleepton ¶,:k Cluunpflower, An 1 boa Clevcdor., and Bat 4 And they further give re xnacted by. the Ward( t i . ... - cl a ined that, e , For I • e o`.or the encouragement ;" 'there be founded, out e 1 'tit said School, five Es t ) 1 1)ouncla each, to assist 'Eve scholars at either a I , ‘tisdge' t Tye above Esltibitions• 'open to Boys of every s buton, Somerset, Octc t° BE LET, an situate on the north leparation in Crane-co :: le 6 inches, and 20 feet 11 by lofty ciccula time leads to the rem MitamediAte use ; has 2 ersa end, and in wen pointed tl,silv,troan ten ' pl. to be anti:rinsedto . ................—......e........ f i lithE Wfib . Riff I mess of stomach, ob • adicrixabilLaiti RN 'a i each enjoy all the rep, 0 trey also consult the hea pita, and an increase of t - wed abscesses, where akalthy a change hall • diszcess. In Eruptive Scorbutic complaints. its • elm attended to, at ti The genuine Tvledicio lich ink stamp, and to ~ d oil the bottles, bi. .. .3, ' • ' - • 1. .I ~ ..o-Aittartk., Ih, anal larger Xt. ‘..s.— . MATIZI '3ut happy t - .ey, the stage el the immnrt .......Lge.scate ; but to i 1 Juvenal observes. " " A so:md mind in • . neccssAyof . every per :n pay a due tweet I If ESSRS. GOS am Surgeons of Len son for these laic Afteit i 'Lich so fe.cm i ently in a:111e I,kssing, Nlatrier ~it they itaye iii.ht,rto I tin, and the un if orm teen ent in such coati' ditii• assistance. ,!3 all cases of Dehili ~.....: too frequency o f p a 1:,,, the UnbOilDlit'll Inc i try, and destructive t.L.1,1, and destroys. tl . it the cue sex } and int Peonarient cure. To t tented catering into . 1 relief, brood aver thou' kg toknow, however detweel by other priacti Method, they may he a .• A certain Disorder, !'secretion, and every, sl saver-failing mode of t ed,withosit restraint it ) ac also Strictures of thi aeled to cure in a shot dangerous tffects of tl liven to several Gen been cured, after havin To Married Erma' p!edpi of conuuhial K. be a Pleating reflect-fa impediment is to be re th eir 0401 that many levy, have be e n . 4sre , exc lusively professing • Order that th e y may Ti 7 I : o brhaU SO S4IIIY 11 t • Nstice to themseh eluc,eed, and initiated tificares of which, frur, the e must eminent Vint! tx: !lie succeas 'resat I c 1t ; 11 to qu.t ar elg i cf Presume that their pre un precedented" confidi tape so 1 1 .herst4 her [ _ Patients in ale- .Coss ef,their cage, s ys. „ anti Sad Advice a;( . 1 Met (.7 ' erl l part of the )Cins . To be co nsu l te d at by either ser, , iattrige Gush hhi • ". •' lc, ~, t:- - ~ - • • . • --. a ...-• • • - t , . ••- , A . . , . . , .. . . j t IJ .• • . • .': -.717 •':S • • t - . ~ . i: . . .- 1 • -._ ' ' ' k. 4 t, i, - . r .4- -- , ' . • - A* • - . ' - i- - . ........--> t S- . . . • S '-- • -,,,. ~..... . . . 1.--els--/c • •...... ~ , . ...• :- A„, , • ....,- . .--. t • i t .;, , •. • • -- • - -- , 1 1 . • • ' i - 4-* - , v . A.. ..... • , • ' • 1•1 - - s ' S••• • ' • • ' ts• • • - , ' •, " - I t. i - 4 .. .t... • ••0' . .- -- -"c. '. *, . ' o • .•• • '''' , lwo:eso r . . • • . .., . A . , . $,,,, .., 4 9 . Ilk OP: , . - . (C ...... •-•••.... „ ...- :-.,,. , - . ~, , ... . ~----._ . ~,.. - - . ,1 • . • . • - - , - ... •., ; 4-•.. ••...r.st... ~ ~ . , - - . • . . 0r000.i.. . .. • • .........4 ..• . . . • . . . • - • t . • . . • . .. ..• . . • . MONDAY, 12, ... ' NOVEMBER 1810 ' • .' [PRIGS SIXPENCE 4 011.V.PBNINT. ' . . . - . ... i r ' --.--•-..-- t ..- ' - _ ______ .. QT OFFICE, .titteosiSer i, Iftlo. s In a few daivertithflitllhlhat.Prlco les. 6d. in boards, OX.FORliilillt E. . . MRS. TAMTHA hiIIArDP.S. • • MRS" fir CONDUCPING A NEW- SYSTEM OF .CHZMICAI. PHILO- CAPITAL MANORS AND FREEHOLD ESTATES i y ally Peen, properly antinrivad to act kr beT3 eINSPORT SERVIC.E, for 'toilet SOPHY.. Part 2.-711.1011 g DALI ON. 'l'o BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, wili appiy at OUT Office, they wet bear of sootething 10 bey Manchester : Printed by Russell and Allen, for R. Bicherstaff, SEYIKUUR and MONTILIOU, 1) SE,4llf EN: milli- the Care eted lln Thirty-two Lots, un ti e Bull Inn, Burford, on Tuesday die advantage- t Strand. Of whom may also be-had, Part 1, price Ts. in boards. No. 19, Mer ! arei-etroes„-Givist•tich.mipet i • 27th instant, ' . • 0 4E, do hereby gic . it Notice, .e . .., - X ll- • The der was. pdce As. :Astrid, 1 THE MANO RSof SWIN =OO K,WIDFO RD, IF 101 - IN GI U.BON %ti t - i ER W OLIO. sutivtza - thht, Office, on Thursday the fad of A SERIES or_QUEBTIONS, adapted to DK. I ••• ASTALL, and As TALLY, with sundry valuable Free- A Sherwood. heretofore 4 Cionbridge, in theC tealedTenders, anti treat with 'such VALPY'S LATIN GRAMMAR, ; with Notes. I hold Estates ; containing altogether upwards of Seventeen Hun. bridge, ysornsu, is now I t ems, and will appty.eittisr7llessis.l66'• . • . contract for su pp l y in g the Royal : yC. BRADLEY, A . M . Bred Acres. Situate hr the Parishes of' Svilnhrook, Alta, and .bary, Derby, anti Scud:tutors, N. I, .r164.•;d-odpurti*se. . 1 Fulbraok, in the County of Oxford; one nide-distant from Bur- pi e , L on d on , or to m r a bn ,. coy and wa c k t .N 4 s o ji.d t ,,,so ti , er-mentioned Articles, for twelve Fe t tle d for Longman, Murat, Rees,.Ornie, and BroWn, Pater- ford,. 18 frail 'Oxford, 2 . 3 from Cheitenhain, and only 71 front peahens, Wilts, In a will bout of iortielthis to 111/ savants 't. Ata . . foster-roW; and sold by all Booksellers. if January . , 1811, vie. London . other person g viac ivfornlstlon where lit.- nue, is- ten;ed wfil • Of whom may be had by' the taste Autbdt, Salt, Soap, GRAMMATICAL QUESTION'S, adapted' to, ripe Gi AM MAR of ' For printed;Particitlars, apply to Mr. Stevens, Pull Inn, Bur- bliod4oulely rer:arded fur his trouble. It' living, he enniebedesul . • I ford ;,to Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, No. fi, Lincoln's Inn ; 65 r ,..ars et ir . Vinegar 4 Cordles, LINULET Mu etas ; with Notes. Ilse seconit eellian, cunside- • ' . land to Mr. Wakeman, Lind Surveyor, CI, Upper Baler storey, oa, Sugar, albtf improved, price . ta. FAL bountl. • .... 11.ondon ; whim Plias ratty 1).4 seen. . ALL P:rscns lnarng .an y derrnintli 'on tile rintei , - • • - -L• •Ils aotl Elreets of Mr. Ia:WARD. VON-WIN, SW; • Coals, .• B eer, a nd Bavins• Thii day Was published, in Ova price 3.-. ed. . Litt neutienedAttides for rite said Hos. Pr Fig FAMILY LEGEND ; a Tragedy, by SUSSEX. ' __ . • Ss.l. ts lc r, late of Der. n, dooeasei , , are rcnuested .1 .r We , rtain, Irons the sante ingiod I , •• 1 - JOANNA BAILIE: width IS perfneming at the 'lleatre VALUABLII . TAN-YARD'S- AND OTHER PREMISES. the sstre immediately to Mr. Peter Popki 3 Sal-miter pt To be SOLD by AUCVIOII,• by PLUM! R and sON\ lifover aforesa'd, to wimm all Pe A, Indetiticl . to ' th..t deceased's; Pot-herbs Potatoes, and Milk. - Royal, Echnhurak• ' . • At.the King's-headinu, Horsham, en • SaturAsy, the 17th day Pitar!,.are retpie.ted to ray the ammuit ut their resputive °Aul t , Printed' fur i.arigrean, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ,Pater- per ore *Wool *a ad.dt,y of treaty, nor I totter-row, London ; and John BettlantYne and c 6. Edinburgh. Of November instant, at Three o'C'.oolt in sin, afternoon, lay he heir: duly eldhoiited to feeelee . lhe =me. . Order of the Assiguees of taws/4s I'ot:watt., a BankruPt3 1).r.•• r, N.:v. 8, IntO, an aped for kiio. formai; Wahl. I Of viliona . nsey be had, lay the suaittAuthor, . _. • AL MA T , T4T7,•7 Tr 7.(4,11 A ,IT• _ . _.2_ _ _ TlL_ _ !. - - . . _ .. .. . . ' ". .' . k's . t:•• ... - • . .. .. . , --. ..v A . . , . -- • . • , .4. * Aj . • . I .. . . i. . ;• : 2 1 ) , . ' ..! •,)' i ' le , Alk ~. t $4, ' 9-'r q" -e's•rt '' ~ ' • . ; , . .. ir ‘ : , 't!: Via • ~:. . ."•;:_i . • * t: . •,. A • , • • ...-, • '-• t - -4 . " '. ' - .i.'•__ll, , P. ' . 4 ••• . s • ••••• . • .: ' . . . . .4, j 4 ., •: . , • a ' 1 • • '.- ,- • . Ille AV .• • . •••.a.-''`••:,„ ., * ' • ,:: c ' ;.. :<, ' 1%4. . . %•.!• • • ' • '• ' • • . . t . • . :Y, NOVEMBI . ,R IL 1810. ' • _, , ~ . .. • [PRIC •• - . E SIXPENCE4OII.V.PIII4IIIY• . ___-- ---- ------ _. __ • _ ne - 5 , ---a._ ... o r , in boards, OX.FORliilillt E. . . . MRS. TAMTHA MIINDES. .. PHIL(). CAPITAL MANORS AND FREEHOLD ESTATES& Y only Peraon, properly autinrittzd t act kr hero /N. l'O BE SOLD BY. AUCIION., wili apply at out Office, they will bear of something to bar R. Elekarartff, I In Thirt - two Lots, , snide Bull Inn Berferd, on Tuesday tlso adv anta g e. SEYIKUUR and MONTRIOU, y Ts. in boards. 27th instaitt, ' ' No. 19, Uier7.arrt-.oreet,,-Cavew „ Lislso6lepth . i • • • d, 1 THE MANO RSof SWIN Bitoo K,WIDFO RD, TY 101 - 1: 1 4 G115,130N S t - i E a '.' ,l Obil. sunot , 711 rt: et! to DR , A 1 *.- AST and As TA sundry LLY, with sund valuable Free- .1: Sberwood _ heretofare ~i Cambridge, in thriC Slates. I hold Estates; containing altogether upwards of Seventeen Hun. bridge, yeoman, is cow living, and will applyeettiarMerts,ll/ _ • i deed Acres. Situate hr tat Parishes of•Sviinbrook, Mull, and .bery, Derby, avid Scud:more, N. I, •rehso;d-osiuni*se=. iFulbraok, in the County of Oxford; one nnle- distant from flue- pl ea London, o: to Merine coy and MU' keN A Seie th iande . balm Pater- - ' ford,. 18 froM 'Oxford, 23 from Cheitenhain, and only 71 front pentium, Wilts, he) will beet of sentelifng to lill alvaittik; Ati . hdt, I.oetden. . other person g vh4c iviiirelatNin where lic- nay is- I . r..i.ed wfil Gilt MMAR 01 • , For printed,;Partictilars, apply to Mr. Stevens, Pull Inn, Per- beedeemely revetreled for his trouble. If lice& he meatisealaWiti . ' I ford ;,to Messrs. Stxotig, Still, and Strong, No. fe, Lincoln's Inn ; 65 scars of ar . ) ,- • Litton, cun - • ---.4-1 . --, ... I and to Mr. Whiteman, Lind Surveyor, *3, Upper Baker-street, . - ...... London; whim Plias may b. 4 wen. . , Ask LL P:rscos luarng any. dernandi on ' file) aw : _ -1... x. a:34 Eircets of Mr. F. 1.; WARD POPKifile, Stsieseitani '". GIL . SUSSEX. _,.. ' Sal- ts tic. r, late of Dow r, eleoerwrie are reneested .1 ir Me • ra g ed '' , by VALUABLE TAN.YARD'S• AND 0-TliElt PREMISES. the mule immediately to Mr. Peter Ptipki.s. Sad-maker, It at the 'Theatre To be SOLD by Aliefloll,. by PLUMtB. sal SON\ Weyer aforesa'd, to whom all Persons, helented to the deceased's, Attlee King's-headinn, Heysham, at. sant hksy, the 17th 'day Fume,. are refine-4rd togay the airmen of their respective Datul t . Brown Pater- ). Ptlaburgb. .Of November instant, ai Three o'C:wet in the afternoon, ley he l) br ... l2 .. ll r :hi N iTa ll B lholited to receive the =me. Order of the Assigeees of Tuasi 4 s foe:watt, a Bankrupt, ... , Int o . ' ' thor, • . - Id to delineate , 4 11 FREEHC4.I4 ESTATE, Mut othor Premises, 1 - rtrirk , u3 , 3 4 4 ND' ixm c ip . viTy . ' beitig the sch e A al- held even Leases, in LOts, with immediate possenion. i- - f. jAM7,5 5- 5 AKA Lr.f r rf CPI I. LS, which ioiAint , 2 vOlf. { mot 1. A Freehold Estate, iltoatedlwat the lw M 'on Her- were ebtarived by the inventor u a remedy for himself, roam, consisting of a commodious Dwelling-Souse, Gerdert, Ore and which preserved hint ee en adviliced see. are admirably cal; n, in flvo. price ' chard, and a Field, containing two Aunt, more tar leas, anal a I culated for rhetiniatisrns, cog le, and all•these come:ion fowled& very compact 'fan-yard (well supplied with Water from two. -e.--. : the human frame is liable front the via:shade of ear climate . Ponds on the Premises), c ontaining 99 Vats with a Dark r ead likewise for latiai and all other tl,isorders of the sitmszell and i lately erected upon a new construction, s acions Bark • Bares, taaards, • • E bowels, and for head.achet, occasioned by indigestion , or by free I Drying Sheds, Stabling, and Tither convenient .tutbuildings, *OJ ANNUAL I also a Workman's Tenement up*, the Pretniees. living. ' or 1809 ; cart- j L ot 2. the Lease for the unexpired Temt of three Year*, ' Sold only by F. Newbery and goal, at the Warehnuse for Dr. Sold Powders, N0..45, St. Paul% Church-yard ; and at Dr. Laing to Medi- front Michaelmas last, of a Dv* elliorhousc, Garden and Orchard, ,__._ ,- • Fear; together land a TAn-yard, containing 114 Vars, with Bark Barns, Drying James s late house to Bruton-street, price 4s. Oci. a bar., con:ties- log 36 pills, or six in one large box for X 1 4s. I Impruvuenents sheds, Stablieg; and other Convenient Outbuildings ; and also a •.• None genane but those which have the words "F. same Periail ; a ; Meadow adjoining, containing three Acres, more or less; the Newberg, No. 4:, St. Pane's." engraved in the stamp. • . e la th e Metro- Iresidence of the said Thomai Tugwell, situated near the town A. true judgr. - ,:nt will he formed of the pretension. of a Mini- of Horsham. N'S, 1 Lot S. The Lease for the unexpired Term of six Years, from who cife.rs Dr LITIC•S•S Pills ter sals,yrhin it is knows Oath.% was a mere labour:r in the Doctor's eanten, aod totally lettoratlit f • • Lich must render 1 Micisselmas last, of a Farm situated at Broedbridge Iceatti p near of the principal ingredient in Dr. James's Powder, of width- hill; - in the country, ' Worsham, consisting of a Bans and other Buildings, and about ._. he - -• hid mat amilt; read 4 audacity to eert e tannest•as tn. ong complete view 21 Aeresof -arable La. • ' pnparere though it. Is peeved that teas medicine Was send Ii au:wally Issue ! Lot 4. the Lieue te eshe Term of sevett Years, from Michael- , d o ld befm . I b ast an d l ist ire „ vow wasaot , prepare. an 110 t HIMAII, 4 I, t alldt secondlYs 1 tuas last, of a.Farm called Linheids, situated•at *l'ower-lull, near , ~ : playa in any part of tlr! . Kowa. wor interesting IHorsham, consisting oft Messuege, Bern, and other Buildings, , - • ' ' will render the arid 85 Acres (more or less) •of Arable Land. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC NILS. for Surgeons in Lot. S. The Lease, fur the unexpired Term of ten Year: from MAY b. had g naiad, as usual, 2s. 9d. . the. box, Michaelmas last, of a Pasture. r held , close to the town 01 Hor- or six beats la's. of B. PERIUN, No. SS, Stnithampgagi.. t, London ; and sham, called l'aiihridge Field, Containing six Acres, more or less. street, Cuveet-earden, I.nrelne ; the only person who ever pate :outlay. Particulars may.be bad of George Adams, Esq. Ohl Jewry. pared the Analirtle Pills for the late Dr. James, from theme ~ price 9s. London; Mr. Child, Timber Merchant, shirfold• Mr. eStetle 1772, when hp last conspre ed them, wait the . Dectur's deceelseea.e - man, or. the Auctioneers, Horshata ; where the Leases may be These Pills area soveregn remedy for bilious diseases, iodis e • . inspected. loss of aretite, habitual costi n ee , orse,trauldeearne iatitlctivjes:ai go. ions, of - stoinachandbowch, and elioacs t Italie:ailing; ingoutvialltits,gle- ALVESTON HOUSE, NEAR S rgATFORD ON AVON, &km, be . . 3h -- I ... ad . him , cnim a lO .. . on a portico- or r umatiep nail teat ,ast oe. • a youth, and she WARWICKSHIRE, with iultnedlate Posses4or. lag, preventing pole-rand arpoldexics, so often rite coratftrenth or ag DoitsAlA i, To be SOLD-by AUC l'IWl, bq I Oilil.l - 1 RobBIN6, tr.tenaperance;,preeent or atop the progress of a cough arc* ;wow • ew of the most' At the White Lien Inn, Stratford ea Avon, Wamicki.hires on exccileng in lowness of spirits mod nervous disorders; in drop*, destroying their Tuesday, the 40th day of November instant, at Five &Clock, no water will accumulate. whilst these Pills are regularly taltegt,;. as in the anianal hi Loin 4 , by removing the cause, they often restore persons subject to fits 5' use the mituk,e- - I'HE Capiral MANSIOI4 HOUSE, raddpck, female% at:the a!e of puberty, or the daeline orlife, shod& never • .1= Walled . Oarden . Freehold Lard., and Fishery; called AL- neglect making them, heave an exerllent &cal family Malkin% VBSTON,comprising upwards-of 9e Acres of the mon 'nicotine t„T B. P. likewlmassittexi in preparing Dr.) AMES** &ENNA , Tsity of Leyden, arable, meadow, and pasture land, dividuitinto co:mm[ll4i Melo- POWDER (tenth be has proved to the satisfaftion of the gtiblin: Du-N.14.r to ter: sures, and in the highest state Of tioltivatioa, in. the tale of diem for 3i years past) haying !lad free scents W wen's Regiment The Mansion House stands in a richly ornamented Paddock, every ingredient wherewith they. arc compounded, be ti Italie. iary Hospital at consisting of • l'weitty-eig`at Acres ef Tyl he free Pasture Land, from the practical part u 4 the procuisa to aocesaimodas naiad bounded on one side by the River Avon, in which the Owner has practitioners with the genuine Fever Po,wder at a price wellahe 3 and Co., Pater- an excletsive Right of Fishing ; anitcommanding beautiful Views their notice; and the public at Is. St, the packet. 'at No. 01, Frith. i of the River, NV elcona Hills, and the sec - rounding Coortry. '1 lee obt;ut. HAPVINFAS. _ Abuse eontains a specious EMI 2IICC till, an inner liar., fereak- IARRIAGI.". should be the loundatlon of.Soeiat aber, 1807, has fast Room, Dlnitat Roam, Untying Room, Butlers Pantry , I ` - .i __ . - ... tiappeness, which is eF , ;:n disturbed through the geniis and utility of the Kitchen, and other flees on the Ground Floor, and two Stair that term the union nth tektite those precautions which wouldse- cases. On the first Fluor six excellent Bed Rooms, with several core them the enjoyment of that great &emetic blessing. Peoria Drumlin Rooms, and Closees,.and weer (;arrest fur servants.— of every rant pay adoration to the shrine clgwodlock; but whore S. There are two Coach-houses, two Sables, and a small Farm- the const.i;utiori has been. at an disease, or dahilitatcd_ scabilitl .by a Yard detached. The Garden is very productive, well stored with certain ha b it contracted a. an early age, a renovation of iteMber, 1810, c h o i ce Fruit Trees, atideontains a larwStew for Fade which can t he to entering that state ie indispendbly requisite to rev.irk b e laid dry in half - an hour. the dembering sparks o!' life, and to romintate the system. Ear I Alvenou is situated two miles from Stratford-on• Avon, sea no disordtts have cumulated more essentially to m Greek Ode for from Warwick; and ninety six from Loudon ; in a most respect- neat !leanness than those witieli are thee uenut . - 'Africanarum ibis. iple neighbourhood ; near to- Mr. Cinisett's celebrated fox . pleasure. It was this consideration which bilked Mesas., i v . ! o f 'two recent h un i,ds, and in a country abounding with game ; au excel le nt ._ ... -CITRH I E and Co. for these Last twenty years, to &rem their stu- ?etageres of Lan. furnpike-road, leading brunt Wellsbourn to trationl-on-Avon, pi nes.--;Fragment passes through the Estate at an eligible dissauce tronrthehgensinst. 1 di ne es rea a i rt i p ir ractic al., a e n e d ec ti fu le si d eel lio y rd ro ers tit ari e si treatment urtherrfraci and e ; u se re dso of t w ite ekse Ve- 1r Glatagtor.-0a- 1 Par ticulars nsey be bad at the principal inns in the rteighbour- deranges:leer ot the systorn„areduced. by the dcatniaiwc 'obit a Scholiasts.—Cri- hood •of Messrs,. Vizard and Hutchinson, Lincoln's lon, I.on- t .. he , i . n .. crudera . !!.• .5 ,, e1t . 001..b0 e l which bring,' on ._ t . boae- dkatattlill. _tn.. 1 12/Z 'a A.,. e l 'r6' • 1.. .t..nti.....r Ui n ny•! and of Mr. Landor. or . . . many gentlemen who are in the habit of frequentitig our house. leproduced by too free use of m e: eretry, illicit pleasures, or the - lily as early applkasien to assie, Currier and Ca the p Being quite out of the Pills, I should thank Ina' to seittfine two fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those gotta alssoad.— 1 , 4 44 " cape t h e pe w, dh ow .. eepeoeit . de a lour sod ivdmmis 1 of your Family 'Boum, a lam now within' ait weeks of my can. They cannot be recommended too strongly to thositwbo will re- attendance upon lea eves:awed praestuarta. . fi:beruent. Mr. &linen le Pestiustute, and as imam Is receive cc*. a safe, speedy, and complete cure in sll old stubborn Mere, Mit kitIED WOMLS, ado() Lave Wog bait dialgiainted. ta °rims nrutane- bt their espeertirions of a' Pa.;iily, stay be anertall that in inse t li r the Pills I will remit yea a:post-dice order to.die amount. • andevery weakness that affects the bladder and , Hotel, Herehard, I ant, Sir, your obedient Servant, hts dicacy many women hasu beauuteseuthera who for years h gimes wo e, d n g e et, one eure bi e h y lt ,,,„ t h ea d iti n ; gl 1 a atimmoh tile Jajtgari 14, ISO& * ELFZ. BENNILTT. been deprived of that happ iness . • aentaal of seek impedances) br Illi ish§eat oaf draw and sucess• . . - Sold wholesale ipd Tend!, at Mni Biwa* N o , 4, Ci t owlde, Sold wholesale.and woAat Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Chapati", eols. *sung with abers e lift the curs of sack deject% Ili OM _tali corner of Putersastar-roUe; lama and Ob. Vitt Smith,. Patin- set' of Iratel•niasier-Ovi; }Macs and * Co. and Smith, Edusitaila Ifroelaof reatriartatt, is the amlithraluessi.o: OW calfotints• burgh-arid G;asgowl , Hotland and. thildan, Plymou th ; New- and Glageer ; ltittemitt mid Haidoti, Plymouth ; Newbevf au* remrs. Carla and . Cu- may he cesettuted - by Issifinuati elsha berry aod Soo, Dolph's; ; Riscis and Tumor , ° MU ; Pdalery Sun, Distal's; Peek and 'l4rner, Null; lidilbry and Pons", Pon- Set, wieh tee fireatele secrecy and Ilestseeir. at *lit Abuse, No. and ionep, Portasta $ Sharp, Port/Mouth; geni. and Scatt, Ma- sea ; Sharp; Puriimpalh; Carel an d Sean -, Il diaba r alt; lutlitaat' IQs Haunn.Clarean.—iiLennes muss he peer paid: kurgh; Toggett, . 'Fannon ; Trevntittf, =eta ; CrtAtwell.and 1 'Taunton ; Treweart, Ratter ; Crutwellaud ilinns,..ilath; Banrats P4tlatit. in the cowry, elesatibiaeltuattiniara ei........t . Bina, Bath; Brown; BkMoi; en 4 'leder Oihaterksieelltlasrvisi. Sristokiatt most cciuptry Mi2diciniVeluicia, in km. ak 2,411 alaraa°diar llaittilkiirjaweal a aafilahala kg Aalkataa 4 ad 1 delts.llibOhOtst,t444. S. ail. illelk. . .. I M. *NW NA, - - • • dem o the lam *lllll,loreti Joe wig dui pat of tie 1.441/res. • ........ ...