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101# ; 10 `,%.!‘ • . J, fi . • :r.~ 7 , .:?? • ‘1)•) ,E or 014:DNANC1, Docasker 3, iaio. 'PAZ OFFICERS .f HIS MA. 'D - - Watt!, hereby give_Notice, be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on flat instant, from such Persons as may be to supply of Ironmongery Articles, consist , descriptions, for service of this Depart Three Years. les may be viewed upon application at the Office, at the Tower ; and further pant the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, hours of ton and four o'clock, where the lelivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals is descriptions," but no proposal can be ad :;ist instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of will any Tender be noticed unless the Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Board, R. H. CREW, Santa*. tARRACK.OFFICR, Deseskr 19, 1810. is are willing to Contract for exe. Repairs at the tuader.mentioned Barracks, PORTMAN-STREE SAVOY, TOWER, YORK HOS'PIT.A4 CHELSEA, )anuary, 1811, to the Ist day of January, •cificatione, and form of Agreements for the ...Office, on Thursday the tOth instant, or the hours of two and four o'clock. .ate for each Trade and each Barrack, must Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks Gardens, London," with " Tender for Barracks in London," masked on the cover, and Barrack-Office, on or before two o'clock en instant, after which hour no Tender will be • • cm B E R 742 nFFICI :. ,..vPRINCIP OR! Tsr Proposals will b • bo.o:e Monday the 31 ; r g to undertake the o f Tools of various fora period of Th p a tterns of the Artich „ • - Storekeeper's . together with dm b e known at the S d a y b e tween the ha must be delive • T oo ls, &c. of various . after the saidamt t; day ; neither ma king it, or an By Order of the Be BA UCH Persons as 1. • c lung the current R i • ST. JAMES'S PA] HyDF.-PARK, I KENSINGTON, JCNIGHTSBRIDC KING-STREET, • ~., the lit day of Ja if, may see the Sped ..e, at the Barrack-( day after, between The Proposals, separa ' a ddressed to " The ' , ck-011ice, Spring 'rs to the Barrack I 'rered at the Barn ', to day, the 27th ins elver!. Sufficient secutities Cor.trart. BAS 3 - HE COURT of CO AfPANr cf . j tie EAST INDLE.! 2 That the Court will any time on or beta , any persons who about 1250 Tena btu y's service, for six " Ship Tender" left with the Seer tie said gth Januar, one any Tender. 'Fbe particulars of tl inventory of the pr rely, Mgl &SWUM rl ieh the Ship is to t t ybe had ; and also be built, seen, up se Committee of St . t. B TMENT OF REN TEN r 0) OLICIES of should be renewe prevent the Parties SUIANCES effected it LAG] Every description of Office with the ut tate. fa ROYAL EXC. B. Established by Roya ERSONS whc e• the 25th instant, 11, ~y to be delivered P - n , CUANII£ sad in P 7- gents in the several uested to apply for th ter • it of January nest, ant, beyond the clot' ar. K i v i s * Attendance 13 rr, .ssurance of Building in , - lir, in Dock, or w ✓ ire; and also for di d' 'qt. N.B. Fire P or stered, where the a et t th HEN Men use perseverh rain method of trc result of their exp NI Messrs. GOSS am ter! into every bra om different hospit ysicians, they has s e tired to make the c gular study, viz. a td ..cenent of intoxic Gleets, which, by at no cared; as also debill :=aces, long resider,' r too often unhappily tne causing sterility train of nervous din no nate in Impotence a; The re.olt of a 1 .uperior medic v,verate or compile Last restraint in At 31 v.here an early appl too City pledge tistnose two days. The inn inent (which has n. to P. practice of two lo• of both sexes have • !nethod s had been !Deuces them to chi ▪ Mesits.GOSS at • letter ,by either see, Patients in the 4 aor.or of livi ng , Ise be dui attended t It the kin , do 311,—/ re will be required for the due performance :T INDIA ROUSE, Douai" 11, 1810. 1 DIRECTORS ** the UNITED MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradi#g '4, do Ittreiy give notice, be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, before Wednesday the 6th of January next, may be willing to build at Bombay, a Ship burtheat, to let on freight for the said Com six voyages certain. The Tenders, with the en the cover, to be severally sealed up . Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon: January, beyond which hour the Court will not WILLIAM IMMSAr, Secreisty. the principal dimensions and scantlbgs; also principal stores, the copy of the usual char ms?. outilaw, waith tbs. Maar worms and ennelltiows be entertained In the Company's service the draft, conformably to which the Ship upon application to Mr. John Morris, Clerk Shipping, on or after Monday next the 17th EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, ENT OF PREMISES RENDERED 1711- TENANTABLE BY FIRE. Insurance expiring at CHRISTMAS, ,:ed within Fifteen Days from that period, Parties' Interest ceasing therein.—MancaNTur ' at reduced Premium:. ,LE LIFE INSURANCE. of Insurances upon Lives may be effected utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar ad. W. BEETHAM, Secretary CHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, .oyal Chatter in tilt Reign of King George I. December, 1810. 'ose Annual Premiums fall due 01 are hereby informed, that Receipts are now . at the Company's Offices, over the Ror . PALL - MA LI., as well as by their respectii Counties; and the parties assured are the renewal of their Policies, on or before the as the usual fifteen days allowed for. par lte of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary, given, daily, at the said Offices, for igs, Goods, Mereaandize, and Ships in Har while Building, from Loss, or Damage the Assurance of, and granting Ant:titles Policies will be issued free of expence to I. annual Premium amounts to Gs. or upwards. ADVICE. . of Education and professional skill rering endeavours to discover the most safe treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success experience is the best proof of superiority. and Co. Surgeens, regularly educated and 1. -arch of the peofession (certificates of which itsls, and testimonials from the most eminent we to convince any inquirer), have been in cure of the following the object of their par a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and , an improved plan, are speedily and effectually Jebillty, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul residence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, lily pursued by die youth of both sexes, in the ity or barrenness, and in the other a numerous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenni ' and Consumption. . long and extensive practice has enabled them, ;hod, to remove those complaints, however in. .licated, without laying the patient under the . diet or exercise; and in recent Venereal Cases, application is made on diicovery of the infection, uselves to perform a cure in the short apace of animus euted success of their mode of treat lever been known to fail in one single instance /else years, during which period many persons we been cured, ever) after severe and injurious a pers.ued by other Practitioners without effect), thus publicly offer their advice. and Co. may be consulted daily, personally or by withinviolable secrecy,delicacy, and attention. country are requested to describe their age, &c. inclosing a Bank Note, and the same es i' to, and advice and medicines sent to any part .13, Bouveriy-atreet, Fleet-street. GE, The course of exchange Igainst degree make one shudder. "Our Baltic:convoys cost our insurance companies immense sums. All of them are emharra'sed, and many of them injured so much as to excite tears of their solidity. All England desires a change." DANTZIC, NOVEMBER 25. The Customhouse officers belonging to this port made a seizure at sea of three vessels, laden with Eng lish colonial produce, and other articles of the same origin. Oae of these vessels was taken at seven leagues from the roads, by a comptroller and three custom house officers, who embarked in a small boat. The two other vessels were very richly laden. The one, called la Lucia, whose cargo is not less valuable, was under Pappenburgh colours, had on board :460 bales of Manchester velvets, 150 of nankinets, .55 cases of loaf sugar, 28 bales of cotton twist, and at consider. able quantity of dye stuffs. Among the papers found on board these vessels there was a very curious document, and which proves in the clearest hawker the artifices which the English merchants emplgy to mask tbeiroperations, by putting forwaripictstuled neutrals, wllic are aulping gam .ty Jag fought in a field not far fri,m the eight mil e stone , on the Romferd road, between two Gentlemen ue knoWn, one of %t horn was dretsed in a naval uniform, and the other in a loose coat and hunting-cap. The parties travelled to the place of action from London in chaises : they exchanged three shots, when the person in the loose coat appeared to have been wounded, as he was led to his chaise by his antagonist assisted by' his second, and the post-boy drove off the contrary way from, town. Saturday morning, about one o'clock, a Ere broke out at Mr. Hayden s, linett.draper, at Cheltenham. —lit was fortunately discovered before much pro gress was made ; and by strenudus exertions was ex tinguished with but inconsiderable damage, except to the goods and windows of Mr. Hayden, who was . absent at the time the accident occurred. The smnkc arising from the burning linen, dec. completely finest the apartments, and Mrs. Hayden, who slept eves the shop, awoke under the most dreadful idea of suf location, and flew from her room. A favourite dog, w hi c h was tr:t ally lett for the protec t ioe of an gouts ir. the shop perished. .4 , , ~,, 1.-: .; , ~,, •...... ..,.„' .1 5 ., .ov. r Po ! . ; .. . ' . . • . - • / . - - '•-* ' T 4,4: ' "...er t 4; . , i ' 2 'f:ro„, d , y . • • 're 4 , • •••-•4"c • . 4•40. gan,....#.111.1 . • , 4 411 •, . , • 74 ` ~) .. ,- - . X •I # . . , , -Is ... ;'-- '4- 1 !" . ... - vs •...... t • * ti 4 , ii . ...• • -i .... j • , . ,. ~..._l . e v . Vtk `t \A. , • \AA ''4 ' Y t •. I - ) ) , .....4 . 1.`•_ F,..5. , • •• : , 1 Nh ' ve• ----- ' -' 7, --',... ;Li , li c(..', . f.' /" • - - .. • l • 4 • Ilk llw (..:::::::.---„. _,,, p.,.-s Yrtsr, /":... cs . . . • . IN"."="';.'" - ' - ' SP' /4 1 1.7-... _ . 2 ._ T H IL 2O, URSDAY DECEMBER lBlO. , .—.----1.-------•-•••••---- [PRICE SIX P E NCE-I-I A I. ?PENNY. ..—...-..-----••••---, —..-7S This day was published, price Half-a-Crown, than English vessels, more or less disguised. - ltialso NEW PLAN OF DRAWING. r " S TATE LOTTERY, (Numbered from No. Ito T HE rti REGENCY qt.TEION . ; being pb. serves to prove with how much justice the papers of all No. 20,000,) ALL IN ONE DAY, FEBRUARY 15.. Ica on o f Papers, written during ajecty'sliln re ess - : l in vessels which England permits to sail on the seas are • the year 1188; with a New Preface. distrusted. - To arrive from, the farthest dmiinatioll.ss a SCHEME. By DENIS O'BRYEN, Esq. it is only necessary fur them to preceed to London, to 4 Prizes of .... £20,000 ... are £Bo,ooo But we, with pleasure, own our errors past, t- 8 ..... • --- 2OOO 16,000 • take in on English account a cargo of British man - - 12 t. 20 12,000 sc Th ese p aper , are republished because their principles and factures, to receive ITOm the nutmiac [Cry fats,: eirii .roseoninp would have applied centuries since, and would apply cates, which the Government counten j uces, and of 24 t e 144 in the case of the ship la Lucia, that they came From l- 5800 r.. 20 .. . , ..... ..... 76,000 To be had of John Budd, Pall-mall; and of all ether Booksellers. 1•••=m• ••••i1m....• & ii Norway ; that they arrived at Amsterdam in ballast , . t, 4012 Prizes- 5e1100,060 or with a cargo of corn ; and, in case of necessity, LONDON. Cif . m.•• .......... that they did not come from Norway, but from Arne- ie TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER 1 , ..—.—......... rice, 6:c. MORE CHOICE of NUMBERS! and is PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. NO INCREASE OF TICKETS! S per Cent. Cons. money, shut—for 0pg.67/. [These papers are full of accounts of the burning ` d- MOSRE CAPITAL PRIZES! and Reduced 651-4 per Cent. elf of English msinufacturcs in France and otli.:r parts tit of NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS! litcheq. Bills, Ss. 7s,prem.--Bonds, 21s. prem. Oran. 57 s dis. the Continent.] .- ie "„* TICKETS and SHARES are Selling at all the Licensed ......---- Offices and by every Lottery AGENT in the United Kingdom, . THE KING. VIENNA, NOVEMBER 20. on much cheaper terms, being nearly Two POUNDS per Ticket Reports are abroad of p acification between th e lid- less than in the last Lottery; yet the Scheme contains superior 44 WINDSOR-CASTLE, DECE M BER 19. i benefits to the Public. penal Russian army and the ' Ottom a n Power. The " His MAJIISTY has had a tolerably good night, last letters received by the Greek merchants in this An early purchale is recommended, as the demand has already e* exceeded any former Lottery at the same period before Abe and is much the same this morning as lie was pester - city do not allude to it, but some from Semlin of the a— PP AP, Drawing, and it is most probable both Tickets and Shams will %en. (Signed as "III) 9th inst. state it is a tact. The movements nn the • • considerably rise in price. - a wflorbBoo CAMS.. DEC. 20. Austlllteelhersishiss 'at • • • T• o • ..111 . • do not justify this conclusion. RISE OF PRICE. 46 His Mums' has passed a good night , and is By the latest advises from the Dontlers, published SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, rather better this morning."' • (Signed as usual.) j that the Tickets and Shares of the STATE LOTTERY —....--...... • in the Court Geet,. it appears that the armies wete - in sight of each other near Schumla. The Russians ` have already advanced in Price, and will, in all probability, expo - this cl ,f Ah I The intel- A Mail arr i ve d ay rem n ot. rience a further rise Ina short time. were about 200,000, and the Turks between S 'and y, This Lottery wilt be drawn in ONE DAY . (15th of February ligence which it „brings is, that a meeting of mer- 400,000. - he next) tlt has 20,000 different Numbers, no Prize less than £2O, . BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 111.' chants, Etc. convened on the SOth ult. for the purpose and 44 Ca l la's, viz. or of declaring the quantity of British property in their The Minister of Marine, in company with the Pri. 4 of £20,000 112 of ae 1,000 8 2,000 120 500 feces of the same department, has made a jotirney possession ; but that it appeared that the Decree of teat :rickets and Shares are Selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, th e 24th April , from Amsterdam to Antwerp, for the ports - die Of ks No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing - Cross , and No. 31, Aldgate to the same effect, had been so ri. taking an account by word of mouth to the Emperor ro ; High-street, gorously executed , that no property o f tnat aescrip- of the progress made in the construction of vessels nd VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, en r will be continued during the Wintee, have been sup- , privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, be to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that We have r eceived through Portugal some intelli. ported by considerable funds appropriated to that put . accomplishment, or have not the modern' style. gence from Madrid. The desertion of the native ' Pose. of Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those From the docks at Antwerp another ship of the to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi- troops' from the capital continued, and forty of the line and a frigate are nearly ready to be launched. •••• site for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior wanderers had been brought back and lodged in the A great part of the Scheldt fleet is anchored olf X style of grace and elegance. • Those who do not want private e. Caid The Patriots at Ballicas had made the Flushing and it s vicinity, partly repaired and partly D teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of ___, pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing French guard and the o ffi cer in command prisoners. entirely new. This city will not be numbered among 1 '"g taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the most considerable fortresses, as the magazines an a the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. It seems that some conflict had taken place at Gva- docks have been transferred to Antwerp since the de- la, xt, TEA SALE, EAST-INDIA HOUSE, JUST ENDED. number of waggons with soldiers in the same condi- For some time Admiral Strachan has been under ' lip A REDUCTION of Twenty-five per Cent. on the tion, had arrived from thence. A party of 1000 men orders to watch the mot ions of our deer , and to make m a- -a• . inferior Black Teas has taken place • also a considerable , and an attempt upon them. These endeavours . - e per- 1 he reduction In the price of useful Congou, though that Article may had been in that direction to reinforce the station fectly vain. be expected lower under a sufficient supply, of which the East- with them some of the Royal Guard. A quantity The Province of Zealand, since it has been under 3P, India Company has an abundant quantity in their Warehouse Ma- on. to supply the Public with. of pictures and other effects had been sent from Ma- French dominion, has received innumerable advan. ace Prices, to deliver from the East-India Company's-Warehouses: drill, under a strong escort to Old Castile. Cages. The coats are covered with dou,utiers, for the Best Bohea, 35. 2d. Congou, .55. Bd. Congers, t hat will please, purpose of putting a stop to contraband trade, so de. es. 4d. Best Congou, Gs , 10 d . Twankay, Os. 9d. Best, 7s. 4d. trimenta "s° Hyson, Bs. ed. Best, 11 s. Best Souchong, B s. 6d. We subjoin some farther extracts from the German lto the regular trader. ar- Samples of six pounds or upwards, to be bad on application to to on JOHN HODGSON, Tea Broker, Papers received yesterday, and from Paris P apers The EXPERDIENT, Captain TREGARTH‘R, has ar. Broad-street Buildings. in 14 days, from Lisbon, but Re ces the 14th instant, received this morning, excepting rived at Plymouth, The valuation of the Fast-India Company's Teas, according to hiF moderate prices, with the prices at which the Teas have sold in tnose of the 7th, Bth, and 9th, which have not yet have not heard that she brings any news. irk this Sale, is ready for delivery to the Country Buyers. come to hand: At half-past one o'clock on Tuesday, end not be.: 7th Letters-post paid, duly answered. PARIS, DECEMBER 12. fore, LUCIEN BONAPARTE, with his lady, family, and . domestics, landed at Plymouth from Admiral Sir 1 SINGULARLY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY The day before yesterday there was an ertraordi- ROBERT For Employing a Small Capital with uncommon advantage ! nary sitting of the Senate, at which the Prince Arch- . . C . ALDER'S tender, the Louisa, and proceeded I N- - • in six carriages to Muuen's Globe Hotel, where prey arations had been previously Made for their recep- ANY Person who can command selooo, and give Chancellor presided. non. Lumen amused himself, while the frigate lay -I. . 3 - undoubted security for £lOOO more, may have the oppor- On the sth December all the goods of English ma- P. tea, tunity of purchasing the Lease, Plant, with upwards of 600 nufacture were burnt at St. Malo and St. Servan.— Casks, of an Ale and Table Beer Zrewhouse, in the very best under quarantine in Barnpool, in taking sketches of the beautiful seat of Mount EJgcumbe , as far as the. The same operation took place at Brest on the 6th. ' situation In London. No other Brewhouse will be permitted to view extended, in every direction. On the night be- 1 le be erected within a very considerable distance of the present one; A number of Spanish Generals and Officers at the fore they landed there was a grand ball on Wahl the and Houses for the accommodation of more than 10.00 n addi- depot at Nancy have made• their submission to his tional Inhabitants have lately been built in the immediate vicinity Majesty King Joseph, and 55 of them have already lat of it. The whole of these will be occupied in the course of the en- PRESIDENT, which was attended brseveral Naval OZ. suing Summ e r ; and the greatest part of the Inhabitants will, for set out on their return to Spain. cers with their wives and daughters. lt is said that . ad- • DEC. D B.—Yesterday, at one o'clock, their Majes - :heir own convenience , naturally become customers. The Pro- 7. prietor will satisfactorily prove that he procured upwards of 500 ties the Emperor and Empress promenaded in the Locias has made a handsome present to the of fi cers and crew of the PRESIDENT ; who speak in the highest customers in the short space of twelve months, previously to the Bois de Boulogne. Their carriage was preceded by aliove extent of buildings being commenced! This, without some out-riders, and followed by a detachment of terms of the affable dispositions of himself and family. I. further comment, must at once convince every man (who will horse-grenadiers. •It went at a slow pace, and per- . Letters from France, under date of the 18th inst. O. think for himself) of the very extensive Trade that may, to a very short time, be commanded in this particular situation. milted the spectators to enjoy the happiness of con- mention the failure of two great banking houses at on Apply personally, or by letter (post paid) for A. B. care of Mr. templating the cherished persons of their august So- Paris, namely, Messrs. Basstroa and Co. and Tomo , row . Mayhew, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lanenLondon. vereigns. TON, RAVEL and Co. They also state that the Preach rAL . BAYONNE, DECEMBER 6. Government meant to support the latter; and that I Live GLAMORGANSHIRE. owing to the rat distress in Holland, the severe re. We learn from an officer who is arrived from Cas- re- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, vulations against British commodities had experienced tel.Branco, that the division of General Gardanne " Am- the ALL that capital MESSUAGE or TENEMENT some relaxation ; fora day was appointed at Am- ' was at Belmonte on the 16th of November, on the AY- - 1 - 3 .- called LANDAFF couRT, within two miles of the sterdam to burn publicly 400 . bales of English mer- road to Guards and Abrantes, on its way to join the Town of Cardiff; with the Stables, Coach -h o uses, and other Ott -buildings, and an excellent Farm of abo ut e g Statute Acres, Prince of Esslisg. The junction was expected to chandize , but the day previously counter orders were . received from Paris to prevent it. U . . in a high state of cultivation, now in the occupation of John Ri- ta k e place on the 24th or 25th. General Drouet, w i t h . the chards, Esq. the Proprietor, and his Under-tenauts.—Thu Pre- his corps, was on the 21th within three days march of , Letters from Amserdam, to the 15th inst. state, _ mists are Freehold, and w o rthy t he attention of any Gentleman Castel-Branco. He had established his communica- that on the 6th 400 b-tles of En g lish merchandize had 1 5 ,... wanting a most excellent, lar g e and substantial House, in corn- -17 plete repair, and the Out-buildings' new.—lmmediate Possession ton with the Prince of Essling. been burned, and that 600 bales more were counterto have Ino may be bad, and any part of the Furniture taken at a valuation. HAMBURGH, DECEMBER 5. . * been burned on the following day, but that a . 1 the , The si uation of Landaff Court is admitted to be one of the order arrived, which put an end to this Ltd,. pleasantest in the County of Glamorgan, and the land of the very The merchants o f this cit y have received a great Ail the Custom-house Officers had received orders to best quality. The Glamorganshire Canal being within half a mile many letters from London, dated November 22, of proceed immediately of the premises, coal is very reasonable. Should the purchaser which the following is the substance :—" The Exchange . different h ikill like to let any part of the Farm, the same will immediately be causes suspected of having any British pro- of London is in the most painful situation ; embar- and taken by responsible Tenants. duce, with directions to seize it. cese- A considerable part of the Purchase Money may remain on rassment and discontent pervade all classes. Public of importance had taken place, and others were ex. Mortgage on the Premises. opinion is much changed in the last six months. We petted immediately to follow, as a matter of course. ' LW- For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Wood, Solicitors, have some commerce, but it is a commerce of leases. , hich Card i ff . Den —Early en g ruesdly morning a *duel was The course of exchange is against us in a degree to c ,.. • Int. t in n AAA not fur fr. vii thin ..;...h....,..:1..... .. RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDICINE, For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, the Asthma, &c. CRANE, Esq. near Chudleigh, Devon, who, on J • the least Cold, Is much afflicted with a Cough, and so trou bled with Phlegm, that it is with difficulty he can breathe, writes to Mr. Rymer as follows, vie. " SIR—I have found much relief from your Pectoral Medicine, and believe it to be an excellent remedy for Colds and Coughs, Ri well as Asthma. I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, " Feb. 28, 1800. " J. CRANE." From Mr. Scammel, Surgeon, who attended the above Gentle , man, to Mr. Rymer: " SIR—I have regularly visited Captain Crane; he has conti nued the use of the Pectoral Medicine according to your direc tionc, and, lam happy to add, with good effect. The Dysptura has been very greatly relieved, and the stricture almost entirely removed from the Pulmonary System. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, " R. T; SCAN! WI E 1.." ThelPectoral . Balsam is prepared and sold in bottles at 2s. 9d. 6s. and i 1 s. duty included r by lames Rymer, surgeon, Reigate, Surrey and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and, retail, by F. Newbery and bons, St. Paula Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; .F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs. Newbery, Crner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Tuct, Royal Ex ' change; Ward. Holborn; an/Vali the Vaiders of Patent Medi. tins in the United K:ogdtkn —Ot you luay,bo Dad i•••: RYMER'. UAL 441'41. • .