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,NTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. ►RESFNTATION OF COLOURS. us great pleasure to have an opportunity to the Public, the following account tony of presenting a new set of Colours, Honourable Court of Directors of the .ompany, to the gallant 76th, or Hin iment, whose memorable services in the honourably recorded in the dispatches .opy.)--GENERAL ORDERS. " Head Quarters, St. Helier's, Jan. 24, 1808. mnourable Directors of the East India Company hay ' Lieutenant General Don to present to the 76th, regiment, a new set of colours, given by the East to that corps, as a token of respect and gratitude, .curious and distinguished services in India ; and the General having fixed upon Tuesday, the 26th instant, wesentation of these colours, the 76th, er Hindoostan Re -larch on that day from Grouville Barracks, se as to I in the Square of the town of St. Hellier's at 12 the regiment will receive the Lieutenant General, th hint° Ckurch. Doctor Dupre, Chaplain to the Grouville District, oc casion, perform Divine Service, and consecrate the the Rev. Mr. Le Breton, Chaplain to the Garrison, 4uired to officiate, in consequence of this appoint 4eivise attend the ceremony. • General Leighton, and the whole of the Officers of the requested to assemble at the Government House on fever/I*N at a half past i 1 o'clock, to accompany the I.ieu ` to the presentation. of the above-rnetatioded Co • !other. having been so unsettled on the 2r,th, -Atkin of the Colonr3 was put off till. the this fine corps (not more conspicuous icient strength than the uniformity of its !gh state of discipline and soldier-like ap veflecting the greatest credit on Major wnmanding the regiment, as well as on : er belonging to it) arrrived in the great the town of St.Helier's, and formed; where t- General • Dos, accompanied by Major- Jatarrom, his Serene Highness the Duke is, Sir Jorm DtuwanEset, the Reverend and the Reverend Mr. LE BRETON, the ificers, the Staff, and the Commanding Corps, were received by a general salute regiment. 'lntenant.General, after passing alone: the the regiment with the above Officers, at its head to Church,. where an excellent priate Sermon was preached on the oeca the Reverend Dr..DUPRE, Dean of the After Divine Service, the regiment again the Great Square, where the new Colours teed on Drums, opposite the . centre, and .ced by the Dean in the usual manner, after the Lieutenant-General addressed the regi the following Words : Major Covell, Of-era, and Brother Soldiers, of the 76th, or kiindoostan Regiment of Foot, Honourable the East India Company, inspressed with a of the meritorious and distinguished services of this rc t Indits, have resolved to oiler yen a new set of colours, !hair:rata and Court of Directors of this C6mpany, have me to present them ; this, I feel peculiar satisfaction In ,it affords me an opportunity of testiging publicly my :spect for this brave regiment. In presenting colours to you, Officers and Men of the 76th tent, I need not explain the duties of a Soldier towards them, only to exhort the young Soldiers of this Corps to follow the xample of their comrades in arrr-s, whose brilliant achieve the battles of Alligurh, Delhi, Agra, Laswaree, and re gained them immortal glory, particularii gratifying to me, that such a regiment should under my conur.and. In this island, victory is not to be by prolonged operations : the encniy's shore is close to and reinforcements are distant ; it is therefore with brave as the Conquerors of Alligurb, De lhi, Agra, Lama and Dieg,ehat I may hope for immediate victory, aild with infidence say, not a Frenchman who invades this shore shall es -the British bayonet." divisions of Grenadiers, and the Ensigns op . to carry the new Colours, were now ordered 'ance to the place of Consecration, where the ors were delivered by the Lieutenant-General, the same time addressed the Ensigns, and g imcnt, as follows : ENSIGNS, now deliver into yo.rr bands these Colours, on which are .scriSed the names of the battles that have immortalized this regiment, and, on receiving them, I am confident, Brother Sol ' the 76th regiment, that yru will pledge yourselves, to der them as you have done under those, whose vecerable they are to replace." .4 Colours, with the divi.;ivin of Grenadiers, then tarzhecl along the front of the regiment, and were ,ived by a general salute also, under a salute of guns from the new fortress on the Town Hill, -h had an excellent and imposing effect. Ensigns with the Old Colours were then di to advance to the centre of the Square, where icutenant-General again addressed the regi as follows : Mtjoa Cover.!., agcy deposit into your custody, as Commanding Officer of ,egiment, these banners, reduced ter their poles by the shot enemy. enter fully into the present feelings of every soldier in these , who has fought ur em. The recollection, Brother Ts, of your heroic d nde ecA th in arms, must, at this moment, fmcibly recur to your minds; and I feel that you join with desiring that these precious retrains may be preserved regiment, as memorials of the glorious successes achieved un them." GtNERAL, sktoildbe insensiblz to feeling, did 1 not eMbrace the pre moment to thank you most gratefully, in hehalf of the regi for the very distinguished manner you have this day pre ted the colours, voted to us by the Honourable Court of Diree if the East India Company. And I request your acceptance ty r.:spectful regard and high esteem for your great attention xis particular occasion.—Your charge to the bearers of those lies, I am convinced, will have its due effect." OFF:CERS AND SOLDIERS, I have but little to offer, or to add, after what has been so said to you by the Rev. Doctor, and his Excellency Lieutenant te ral Don. I very much regr et, by the want of accommoda , the whole of you did not hear the discourse delivered in :cli, so highly' honourable to the services of the regiment. I call your attention to those remnants,about to be deposited : i have been the companio is of the regiment for the last '2O :era, and have been witness to many a glorious day for Britain, the scorching sands of India they deserve, et Mind, your eau,- ion and must always be k e p t in recollection ; for when yon iew ' those this day presented to you, you will behold recorded wise fmportant actions gained by the regiment. I again exrress 'icy regret that you ail did not hear the most excellent discourse iivered in church coon this especial purpose. " The addrev of his Excellency, Lieutenant General Don, so icriptive of the conduct of the regiment, mrsz irr deeds sic gained the laurels. My good Fellows, it is such conduct rem must imitate, and add to that reputation it has ever been the ,mac of the regiment to arrive at. Most of yon have recently lined our ranks from the militia service of the country; the pa- Agotie ardour which brought you from thence, pronounce you the Soldiers she service requires ; it is upon your •manly courage I place my confidence ; the experience I have hitherto had of you, convinces me, amen more seriously employed, you will never ihendott yuor colours. Geueral.Don has most properly declared to yon, your active strikes may speedily be required ; you baYe a view of the enemy's coast, and a tyrant to contend with-4ho sworn foe of Brit:An. " You have every thing estimable to contend fors ; Wives, and ur King, comma nds, your Country demands it ; your Father, Relations confide their protecticn to you. " it has pleased his M a j est y to place you on this happy ctsr isla ity, land and it is my duty to say to you, you must, in time of ne co nsider this your native cototry ; an d should the foe appro ach its shores, I am well assured you will discharge your duty with honest zeal. I conclude with the admonition given by one of the bravest warriors of our time, the ev m er to be lamented Lord. Nel son—. England experts every man is de his duty." These venerable Banners were then cased, under a salute of 17 guns from the new fortress on the Town Hill, and amidst the manly and sympathizing feelings of every Officer and Soldier who had glo riously fought under them. The regiment then marched past the Lieutenant General, and returned to Grouville, where a sumptu.' ous and elegant entertainment was given by the offi cers of the 76th regiment to the Generals, the Duke of BorILLON, Sir JOHN DUMARESQ, the two above mentioned Clergymen, Staff, Crown Officers, and Commanding Officers of the regiment. After which the following toasts were given, and drank with en thusiasm : I. The King.—" God Save the King." 2. Queen and Royal Family.—King's German Legion March. 3. Navy and Army.—Eritons Strike Home. 4. 'the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company.—Mysore March. .5. General Don, with thanks for the honour he has done the corps this day.—Bugle March. 6. Lord Lake, and may his gallant exploits be ever engrafted in oar hearts.--See the Conquering Hero. 7. General Leighton and the Staff of the Islancl.—March. 8. The Dean ; thanks to him for his ercellent discourse. 9. The Dui::: de liouilloti.-_-Hearts of Oak. With several other toasts and sentiments, appropri. ate to the occasion. b - SEVEN' - • PRE! It affords us . of' - submitting 1 :- of the ceremon' - the gift of the F -• East-India Con &lost= Regis East were so h - • of Lord LANZ I (CO 6 The Honour: . ing requested of L or Hindoosmn Rel India Company to fur their meritorio Lieutenant Getter for the presentatic giment, will marl arrive and form it o'clock, where th and proceed with " The Rev. DI will, on this occas colours ; and the though not requil meat, will likelvi " Major. Gene St.ff, are request Tuesday ferenner tenant General t burs." • The weath the Presentati .. '27th, .when I from its effic dress, its higl pearasce, re Corsu., con every Officer s inare of the Lieutenant-( i . General Ls Of Bouts. Los k - 'the DIAv, Crown Offi Officers of ( from the rep The . Lien front of tll searched at "mid approp sicm, by tl 151... id. A formed in 1 • were place consecrate which the ment in thi . " Majoi or] " The Ho due sense of giment in In • and the Chili • requested m doing, as it i high respect i " On pre Regiment, 1 I have only I noble exam] 1 assents at tt v eg , have I " It is pa by placed ti obtained by ours, and troops bras ree and Di confidence • cape the Ili Two pointed t to advan Colours who at . the regu " EN " I nom inscriSed t regiment, diers of t fight unie remains t The ( • hoe mar received 17 guru ' 1 .... which h The : • rested t the Lk merit, : "b “ into or , Regh of th_ en " Ice ranks, c{ Soldier, most f.st sue, in i the regh tier then ie I ee is! sent to • taunt, f Kilted I tors of of my 1 on this troillie ie ee I ably as Genet don, I ehurcl low e they years, on th ration view lase my r deliv 44 a •sci wish bait r ou Pvi l l in win: Soli ell eon bba • . • LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. I'OCICILTS. Kent M. 00s. to 61. 6 s. Ken t 51. 3s. to 71. 00 s. Sasses 51. Os. to 51. 101. Sussex 51, 00s. to 61. 00s. Essex 51. Os. to 51. lOs. Farnham 71. 00s. to 91. 005. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bag 4, 51. Os. to 61. Os A Pockets 51. lOs. to 61. 18 s. PRICES OF AY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES ' S. WSITZCHATZ!.. Hay 41. lOs to Si. 18$. Hay 41. 4s. to 61. 95. Straw 21. 2s. to 2L I Is. Cl over 61. Os. to 7 1 . 005 . Straw 11. 165. to 21. 6s. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41. 10s. to 61. Os. New Clover 01. Os to 01. Os. Clover 51. Straw 11. 13s. to 21. 21. SD, February 12. 'l-• sink the offal--per stone of 81b. Beef Ss. Bd. to 59 . 4 d. Veal • 6s. 4d. to Ils. 4d. Mutton 4s. Od. to s s. 4d. Pork ss. Cd. to .is. 4d. NEWGATE. AND LEADENHAI.I. MARKET. Per stone of Sib. by the carcase. Beef 3s. Od. to 4s. 41. Veal ss. 4d. to 85. Od. Mutton 3s. Od. to 4c . . 6d. Pork ss. 04. to fig. 4d. PRIDE OF LEATHER Ilsi LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 19d. 21 i d Calf Skins 265. 325 D i tto 244. 254 Ditto 34 39s 5: 395 . 355 Merchants' Backs I ital 23d. Ditto Dressing Hides 16d. 17 d. Small Seals Bs. 4 10d. 35. 605 6d I Fine Coach 'fides 18d. 19td. Large ditto 05. 1 I Crop Hides for cats. 19d. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 20 6 1. 221 D i tto 1510. 1844. Goat Skins 309. 3d PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 44 Sd Town Tallow 755 Cd Clare Market 4s scl Yellow Russia 74s 755 04 Whitecbapel Market 4s 4id White ditto 69$ 705 Od Soap ditto per stone of Mb. ---70 s 71s Od 185 214 Melting Stuff 59s 601 Cod 4s 5d Ditto rough 401 Od Graves 12* Od. Good Dregs 125 Cd Yellow Soap, 86s-Mottled, 965-Curd, 00$. Price of Candles, per dozen, 12s Od-Mould:, Ins Od. Average M.A,tRIED. On Thursday the Dth at Raveningham, in the county of Norfolk, Captain Hodge, of the ith Regiment of Light Dragoons, to Miss Maria Bacon, youngest daughter of Sir Edmund Bacon, Premier Baronet of England. 6 -7— day g ere published, in one v ol 4to. price one guinea in boards, illustrated by coloured *engravings, OOBSERVATIONSoff ANEURISM, and some Diseasts of the ARTERIAL SYSTEM; including a CASE, wherein the external ILIAC ARTERY was tied with ;'cress. By GEORGE FREER, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Surgeon to the General Hospital, near Birmingham. Birmingham Printed by Knott and Lloyd ; sold in Londou by Cadell and Davies, in the Strand; Murray, Fleet-street; Cal low, Crown Court, Princes-street, Soho ;L. B. Seeley, Ave-Msiria lane ; 3. and A. Arch, Cornhill ; Constable, Edinburgh ; and Smith and Son, Glasgow. YAKR or CLEANING and BEA *MTH. PRP. ED CHARCOAL an U d CONC the ENTRATED SOLO TION. rtiARCOAL. from its properties, has %.0 1 lorg been recommended by the SatP ro cifional men as the molt cflicaciou• Tooth• Powder that can be ufed fur cleaning, whitening and preferving the Tteth, removing the Scurvy fr 4tri the Gums,and deftroying the rector aching from carious teeth, which contaminates the breath, and is incapable of injuring the i enamel. From the great reputation t he g enuine preparation Invented by Edm. Laidner (Chemift to the Duke and Duchefs of York) has acquired, many imitations are daily offered l'Jr fate; the true only is Sped Edmund Lardner on the Libel. • ~* It is fold wholefale and retail at N 0.56, Piccadilly, earner of Alban, in boxes and bottles, at 11. and as. qd. each; is alfu fold retai l by Newberlli St. Paul's Church-yard; Rigge, Cheat , fide; Vade, Cortihill ; Davifon, Fleet ftreet ; and Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur Erect, London ; Gregfors, Liverpool ; Ferrier and Co. Dublin ; Cargill and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; - Neales, Dover, Belam, Putt frnouth ; and Swinfen, Leiceßcr , QUINTF.SSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, Prepared by WILLIAM DICK, Surgeon, Dundee, North Britain. SEVERAL years ago, from his peculiar process , W. D. discovered an improvement in extracting the virtue of this native British Plant, which not only adds to its elegance; but, as he has proved in a series of experimental facts, much more materially to its medicinal qualities ; he, therefore, determined to make its cultivation a principal objeet of his attention. The Pre paration, now sent into the world, is extracted with an accuracy perhaps unexampled; and will be found pregnant in a more essen tial degree with medical effects than any that has preceded it. Experience has confirmed the utility of this Medicine, by giv ing relief in all Hysterical and Nervous Complaints, Cholirs, loss of Appetite, Nausea, violent Retellings, and depressed spirits, whether Hypochondriacal or Hysterical. It is particularly benc ficial for Vs (mien in all stages of Pregnancy, and is an excellent cordial in Languor', and other weaknesses consequent upon deli. ry or convalescency. When Using Mineral Waters, it pre vents the stomach from being much chilled or palled; and will bt found a good pocket companion for travellers by sea or land, in relieving Sea sickness, and restoring debilitated stomachs, from whatever cause. Its efficacy in diseases of Children, Physicians and Surgeons daily experience, viz. in Cholic Pains, Gripes, Lientaries, and other kinds of immoderate Fluxes, to which children are subject. To describe all the virtues of this preparation in an advertise ment, would be impossible—no family should be without it, as it improves by keeping, provided it be well corked. TOOTH-ACH.—A few drops en 'Cotton, and put into the diseased 'Tcoth, or Ear, is an excellent remedy for violent 'Tooth- ache. 'Phis identical preparation is sold b y the proprietor, at his La boroory,'Murraygate ; also by Messrs. F.Stuith & Son:asymark et, London ;'l': hludie,booksclier, No. t 9, elleynt Walk, Chelsea, SALES PrY AticriON. GEORGE 13AILLIP. AND CO'S. lIANKtitIPTCY. ST. VINCENT'S AND BERBICE. At Garraway's, In the Month of August next (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract) by order of the Assignees George Baillie and John !affray, THE several Estates belonging to the Bankrupt , GEO RGE BAILLIE, situate in the Island of St. Vincent, in the West Indies, known by the names of Sion Hill Estate, Cara panuEstate, and Carriere Estate. And ;Aso a ti•.olety 'of another' Estate, situate in the Colony of Bcrbice, in the West Indie.l, called the Inverness ; and a'cer;ain proportion of another.Estete, in the same Colony, called the Canaye Lot, together with all the Slaves, Plantation, Stores, and other Live and Dead Stock in and upon the said several Estates. For further particulars appl to Dennet y ts an d Greavcs, Soli& c itcrs to the Ass*lnce', King's Arm Yard;Lomion. _ _ VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR and ADVOWSON, near STONEY STRATFORD, in BUCKS. By Messrs SKINNER, DYKE and Co. a t Garrawars, onThurs day, February 25, at twelve, hi Three I.ots, 'HE FREEHOLD MANORofCALVERTON, 1 also the Perpetual Advowsons of the Rectories of Calverton and BeachamPton, contiguous and near to the Market Town of Stoney Stratford, in the county of Bucks, 50 miles from London. The Manor of Calverton, with the numerous freehold and copy bold quit-rents, fines, courts, royalties, and immunities, tolls of weekly markets and fairs in Stoney Stratford, amounting to about tOOl. per annum ; also the perpetual Advowsons of the Rectory of Calverton, consisting of the Rectory Farm, containing il9l acres of meadow, pasture and arable land, a convenient new rectory or farm house, offices, and garden, barns , stabling, and outbuildings; the estimated value about 5601. per annum ; the present incum bent's age 73 years ; and also the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Beachampton, with the great and small tythes of th ea e parish, cont aining about 1350 acres of meadow, pasture aud land; a ponage house, officia and garden, ad ge lans about 60 aces; the estimated value of SOUL per annu m ; thedpresent incumbent's age 71 years. May be viewed, and particulars had, of Messrs. Dicey and Co. Printers, Northampton ; Messrs. Dawson and Co. Printers, Oxford ; Mr. liodson, Printer, Cambridge ; at the Cock, Stoney Stratford; Newport Fagnel ; Sugar Loaf, Dunstable ; White Hart. St. Alban's ; Red. Lion, Barnet ; of F.dmuad Est court, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; at the place of sale ; and of Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aiiiersgate-street, London. ADVOU'SON and Next PRESENTATION to a RECVORY of the ANNUAL VALUE of 73a. By Messrs. SKINNF.R, DYKE, and Co. On Thursday the 25th of February, at twelve o'clock. at Gar raway's, unless previously disposed of by Private Contracts of which timely notice will be tiven, FIVE -NINTHS, including the two next PRE SENTATIONS of the PERPF.TUM. AUVOWSON of the Capital RECTORY of titAmirroN COTTERELL in the county of Gloucester, situate within eight mike of Bristol,three from Sodbury, and in the neighbourhood of several small towns. The Rectory comprises a commodious parsonage house and gay. dens, with large barn and other out-buildings ; acres of rids, I glebe land, and the great and small Tythes of nearly 1800 acres of very fertile meadow, pasture, and arable land, of which rather more than half are arable ; the whole being of the clear annual value of Seven Hundred and 'ilirly-five Pounds, after deducting all taxes, and a stipend of Seventy-live pounds per annum, for a CUTate. The purchaser will be entitled to present on the tWO next avoidance. ; also on the fourth, sixth, and seventh, and so on in perpetuity five times out of nine, in a similar rotation. 'flat pre sent incumbent Is aged 50 years. Printed particulars may be had of Mr. lames, solicitor, No. 12, Gray's Inn-square, London ; Mr. R. B. Ward, solicitor, Bristol; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Ca. Aldersgatt-street, London; to ad of whom Proposals to treat for the Purchase by Private Con tract may be addre.sed. Particulars also may be had of Messrs. Dawson, printer, Oxford ; Mr. Hodson, printer, Cambridge ; Mr. Crutweli, printer, Eath ; Mr. Walker, printer , Gloucester; and at the place of Saik ESHER IRON AND CORN MTV q, SURREY. By Messrs. SKINNER.,DYKE, and CO. On Thursday, February 25, at 'Twelve, at Garraway's, in One Lot, unless an acceptable offer is made to purchase by Private Contract ; an early possession will be given • • A VALUABLE LEASEHOLb. ESTATE, Ll situate at Esher, two miles from Hampton Bridge and Dit ton, and four from Kingston, in Surrey ; consisting of Esher Iron and Flour Mills, on the river Mole, a powerful stream, as ith a pen of about eightl miles, and nine feet fill, working three 19-feet wheels, with excellent rollers,slitting engine, furnaces, forges, and appurtenances for the Iron Trade ' • also three pa' r of mill-stones, d ress ing machines, and going geers for the Flour Trade ; the whole cor.structed upon the best principle, and well adapted for the con siderable business they are now employed in. The situation is very desirable, ar.d front the great power of water, the mills are capable of being applied to any Manufactory (gunpowder-work excepted). • Also, a commodious Dwelling-house and Offices, \Vol-Iris:tens' Tenements, and suitable out-buildings, pleasure-gm:mil, gardens; and three rich meadows, containing about 16 acres ; held for a term of 20 years, at a rent of 3001. per annum. For particulars akply to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alders-, gate -street; and printed particulars may be had in a feiv•days on ' the premises; also of Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors; Temple ; and at.the place of sale. • MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons (Succesors I to Mr. Baez, who has retired from Practice), confine their attention to the treatment of certain Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility which is caused by.youth ful habits. Mr. I.r.mit having been engag.:d in this exclusive branch for the last ekven years in this house, it is presumed that I the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to that i assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of those Complaints.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the conse quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of I maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a'safe I and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are I i stated on the fit st interview, or in answer to letters, cont.inik,i; 1 bank note, and in every cede the most inviolable secrecy is ob i served,---No. 29, Arundel-street, near Temple Isar. There is an additional entrance In Water-street adjoining. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently t he sub j ect -a. general reprobation, that titan destitute of the i medial art, have aeri' themselves as candidates tronase in thiprofeesion of physic. For tie. purpos tice to the result of *sir studies and experience, and from being cease:el union those ernpirics whose it dons have, unfortunately for society, been too favot we beg leave to submit to the liberal and crier's% ful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. received a regular reedited education as the pupils , dal and • Blizard, whose lectures and practice we t ed, as prafesaors and surgeonsof the London How ourselves as students lin that justly celebrated sc' acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, teal in the different branches of Anatomy,Surgery , ' practice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery, Bon BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE'. WITHE RS's BAl.ivi of QUITO, price only scan mi d Rutherford. We trust we shall n o t 2e. 9(1. is the best remedy in the universe for Nervous sumptuous in saying that our proficiency and a . Dut Complaints, the most powerful restorative, and reanimating not inconsiderable. 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Horn be replerisbed--the impeverished watery biped will become rfch ; home front ten to three, and from six in the and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to the sanative , night. • impetus, which is the tree .riterion of health ; the languid droop- I • • Patients in the country irerequested to stet( ing spirits will be revived and exhilirated ; digestien will be pm- ' their case, age, and general hebit cif living, 1 mwed—in short, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by • remittance for deice and medicines, when the these means the whole constitution will be renovatod. Peak* ;or sent to any pan of the kingdom. To enst nest, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplorable symP- essential to,our undertaking, the postage of lett toms of disease will vanish ; and strength, ardour, serenity, a" d to . ,the account for medicines. CURRIE r ev:ry evict( nce of renovated health, will be the happy. retell of . November 26, 1806., • Ne. I ietteg this inestimable Balm in due time, according to the dimes- ' N. B. Messrs. curaur. andto. have , do •0 for use Which accompany each bottle. • above respectable Professors of l.ondou art The Balm of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, else- diligence, skill, and humanity with which mist, No. 29.9, Strand, near Temple Bar„London ; retail by duties assigned thetie during die data they Tuft, Royal Exchange ; Allen, No.' 76, Oxford-street ; Messrs. tures and Practice. . • - . Bowling and Co. 96, Backman-street, Borough ; and all teepee- - . - table Medicine Venders. Price 2s. 9. per bottle. LONDON t TAP,a.)I Printed:kid 'relblish hc S ed by is: ,I Observe the Proprittor's signeture, without which none can be terbury Place, La m beth) ak t I genuine—X Wm. WiMms." . ( street. Publisheda!ri setbe STAR-Or: i;V' ttOti4olift tMttittittdit. WTIAT Patient, who is sqffeiin& nnder.the tress i n g pain or rbriink. RlieumitAm'er the mom,,, anguish of Gout, would Rot, at any price, gladly medy to relieve his sufferings! No remedy has been so effect e d Dr. Hodson's imperial Oil, hi affording certain ease, and a lk., siiits log pain in these distressing complaints, lilt'', swelling of tiesick ti and stiffness of the tendons, the bad of old strains, ha d ibe l Worse either by much exertion, or by cold varit.ble This excellent application reduces the swelling, and brings the 'tendons and muscles soft and 1;liable; in one disease, the lu e v, s. the relaxed yielding cor.dition of the bones is so wonderfelly' changed by the regular use of the imperial Oil, that the t o ,. ni though distorted, gain their natural shape and figlir4 In Numbness of limbs , and Torpor of the Back or Spiae, it pm"; a soverelgn remedy, by animating and restoring the energy c i t t, Nerves. Sold vrholersle and retail at Mr. litider i s, Nob Chea& corner of Paternaster-row; Hazard and Finns, and Cra44 Bath; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Gregson;, Liverponl; 4 64 most b o oksellers and meekness venders in every country m ai ; id la 'tales, at ,_24._9d. sate. _ ..VLG ::,0,............-...f. kUae SHS, U. k81:1.411s3 S, acE - 7 ----. " rillE great . demand for Nit. Gat ma , t. , Cit's. Le, gmmmmo of row, after fifty years trial, pro', ,Lir be: Amity as the mott pleafant acid effedual Remedy for all eckagn Hoarfoneffes, Sore Throats, and Dcfluzions on the Lunge, W ; h.g the Rawners and Sorenefs of the Breaft, and tifot‘b g rd i d in Shortnefsof Breath, A Ithmatic, and Confumptivt Cutoi,: a i„, They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. A. the great benefit to he derive 4 from them, can only be feeured ba n . ing them genni! , e, the Public arc rcquefted to Wave, that R. HAYWARD is printed on the Ramps. Thefe Lozenges arc 'prepared and fold by R.Hayward (foie */ to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed from Luogate M u , 36, Piccadilly ; Newtsery and Sons. St. Paul's Church-yard;go. eon, Oxford ftreet ; Clarke, Borough; Ward, Ifiolbott; and* j Venders of Genuine MeJicives throughout the United Kingdom. 1 *.• Price One Shiling and '1 hree Halfpence the Box. -- -- - - - - - r kel,k.MAS4,l* FA SALU THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been's o f long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear competition with it in all the different Rage! of a certain Di pk, which it effedtually cures and eradicates from the habit, wittyiit excitiag the painful feelings and Crpofure that attends &limb!, withnut debilltatine, the cosßietnion in any degree, or even re. quiring conflnente:;t from buG:.cfs, or reltriduion in dirt. /h i radical viqucs of theft incitimatik Drops have proved their this to public approbation for more than thirty years. !mall thed. bility of b,tb feie, they prove a never failing rellorative, thcr the &hairy i. produced by too free ufe of Mercury, Midi pleafures, or the , fl•eas of a warm climate to traveller s !, and tide going abroad. They cannot be recommended too (boosty to thofe who will receive a fife, fpcedy, and complete care in all old ftubborn (Thets, and *vent wt akiitfs that affeets the bladder and organs of urine By its efficacy many, women bate become too. then. who for years had been deprived of that happit,efs Sold whokfalo and retail at Mr. Rut lei's, No. , Chenfole, err. net of Paternoiter row, and retail byiklam, Portfmoutir.Wriloo; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth, Peck, Hull; Calwell,Duli.. lin• Macdonald, Glaigow ; Smith and Manderton, kdinhursk and by molt country medicine voider!, in bottles, at 36. gd.eick 'ith ample diredlions., _ . -- - - -- --- --- Tie Rev. Mr. BARCLAY's PATEN] ANTIBILIOUSPILL. '1 was a tentatk of the celentmett Dr. BliChan; L Author of the Ekimeftic Medicine, That complaints of the Romach and hrtivels are the prevailing malady of this cautery, which lay the four.dation of the more formidable and fatal iii. cafes; that the prrft t• who could difeover for the relief and can: Cafe and terabit 1:. renittly would perform a Dioft important finite to foeirty. That c.feovery has now been nude in the Pant Antibilious Fills of the Rev. William Barclay, the exttnfivefakte which, and the h gli etiolation in which they are defervedlyhdd i bas conflate-My let ned the number of-theft complaints; and bids fair, a a wort tiine, to be tie meant of uutirely cradiciiiig i them 1 "Ebefe Pill, have a luiek and Cafe operation, they an power,* 1 andfpccificelly on thebile,and tharemove thenumCfOUS diforlas 1 connedled with it tick headaches, ratulence,liver complaintrjans. dice, TICTVOnii difordera from indigettion,.&c. They are the axt valuable family medicine hitherto cffered to the Public and the Proprietor it fu; ported by the moft rcfpedtable evidence of the fir ft charadtera of the Nubility and others, that they Inseam been adminiltered to any perfon without giving certain and fpettly I relief, and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine,having been ufed with fueeetr,iaramm mended by the following diftinguifted Perfonagts:—. The Right Hon Vifeount DILLON The Lord Bilhop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HON EYWOOD, Bart. M P. for Honiton Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P for Porte THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for Litchfield. JAMES AMYATF, Efq. M.P. for Southampton NICHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertford EDMUND BOEHM, Efq. Now-ftrect, Spring-gardens I THOMAS HAM MERSLEY. Eq. Pall-Mall G. W. DICKES, Efq. Prisr.le Secretary to the Arckblthott i Canto rbury 7he Rev Mr. DIMOCK. Librarian to the Archtillhop 1 CFCII. FOR RES EER, Efq M.P. for Wenlock Said whnltfal • and retail by Mr. Butler, No.l corner of Pat. molter-row; and retail by Mr .Kirby. Oldßond (tree ; Mr. Stratton. Leicefterlquare , fpciftable Vendersio Town and Country. A Caurion—Obferve the name of Willem Barclay on the Ramp, which Iv alßsed on the outfide - box ; all not Its Ramped are a dangerous imitation. and tos.peetem, with wmpledireetiont. Taints of tk Lett ' this cautttry, torapai and fatal t!ii. pisseni :lid Still can I portant (mite s t in the Point 'aten five fak of k id lelervedly tmidaims; ad crwlicalg iowerkly iefons diforks oat*? omplaintt, jaw ley are the sat Public and the evidence of de ° ll l they harrower *zit dirt , rtain and fraly rest pea fueeett,istleoin• •PM • rii loniton the IRoy for Peoria alit ?ton ertf Ord g - Saccias all be Arckblthatt • irchtlithop )ck No. 4., ette 7 o 44 • • •hy, Stafford fire, • re; anti by &lire . :1 3arclay is corm" le wrapper of tack tion. Price so.ii 7 , t • ect,of just'sa .he elements dtk it • at es for eik P urrou. • of Ma& , and to prelate le impudent FOX' favourably nicirea, enlightened a Hi' erg. After Iskial ~ilcof Megsrk carLfully Stead Hospital, we 10 14 school for mad 1, and werei nor very, the their =I • Botany, Ste. &C. ry, Black, flani° 7- t I not be doomed Pm' td acepiremean att of years nude ice' I DEBILITY, the ; will, we hdPes ledge of their Vl' of infection, a Fria per i o d o f two deli; ' r d rs ie t bnuol cure . a . 11° t h e drleh. p lait are I 1 C u na IM:0, f g ll c l ic m re ly ent f tbn‘s the eotyte s s e lual l i a l tr st r t :eo ‘i n g u r a nlec s7t o nevap v : i r re by *iclosirt i Ste Stc. l• of h 1 a K° IF. they it h e r. d iir s e yd n n 2 ll's ° p r fb a i t , s tri 1 t e of e [h C il . ' ei .thi : v c lo e ir rti s:7 ol fi ended :n . Fi e le at 4 l wil :e :n oor fri- e :1 5. 11 ): mg, l Ir :Ica, Temple-4 - " - . • . • NUM' 110 1151 ' 1 • O le ?ring tsP l T 1 i P tf .rza itt the *Ai ha 1a Bs. AO 4 1 tit osel7o , 3 1 iof -3` f 1 4 rak 9WI to ot tr, b doo, Pak, n r o . date od e . ett• Mat thole ly to so II old e ' x tad e too. ftl44 d Cap lame o Tick ki6a Value