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-I % • s •- • . Tat -,„ . • s y, ' 4 * Pale ~..., ~,..,.._ AS._ far ..._.... . ••• do .16 -rurr ( ...••••• • )504 MONDAY, SEPTEMBEft 8, Idi PRI( E SEVEM-PENCI7. coKritAcr FOR VINEGAR AND TEAMS OP HORSE% IVAIT-OFFICE, Atcrtt en, 1317. '[`HE PRINY7 IPA!. OFFICERS and CO4fIIIIS SION €RS ;t M. 4.1 F sTr, IVA VT, doitcreA.ygiveNctite, That on WIMNES D AY, the 10th of St inemiter next, at One ..lock, they wilt Ise r. mly to tt with such Persons as may be erlc• ft,r f.upplring his Majesty's Yard at nerforel h VINE(;I_I4 al‘.9 for supplybig his Majesty's Yard at :Thq•ane•is 'with TV.A of 11014,311:S. lorini of the reolert away k aeon et this Ot/ce. N o Tini...r mil: he resgvd ancr Oae (+Troth on the Day of Treats, r any the l'ar%,or an Agent for hint, attends. y reorder most be accc vanird ty a letter, alb rived to the Navy and I;:ine.l by Ws reel °retitle Pereont, enzos.ini: to hepane lorted T:,gs the Pea wee tolerileg, in the loin of £lOO for the .hr: P tv ti • saner of Cia rad for Vinegar ; and £lOlO for the dee Pee pr: vier if the C,ntiJei for Teams. NEXT WILDNr. '►,AY. f HE Whole of the present Rola! Lnttery will be -L. determined, and the only emir . unity which an Aciventuri r eei pns+c+•ra of obtaining. in to kw 'lumbers, Two Pr:zea of £f (44,0, will expire.-10 tbe Scheme there ve— st ... Prises of ... .etti.eoo 4,00 2,t , 00 te.;(10, &e. Ilb ••• - - Any Pergon purchasing Two Tieite , a of the rime Nuenber hub) a magnificent Capital of .C 49.000. Ihe favour , o• thy Public are retocettulty sohtited at No. 7. COY Nut LL 46, OXFORD STK tLT where the last Pr.:- .t 3 ., ono VIA% a •1.1 by tl.tir uheanent Servant, G CARROLL, Comae or. ITORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cnrnl , ii!: L meet:fully acquaint the Public, that the 1.01 - rEity beiins and finishes NI X C WEDNE:iDAY. Only 29u() Num. btv. Two icke.s of the same number may be had, sn that /40.000 niav be gained by the Adventurer.•=Pickets and Shares are telling by HORNSBY and co. in great variety, ant at the L,o•cst prices. All Prizes paid u soon as drawn. NI . X W NESDAY, TENTH SEPTEMBER. JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT req.iest the Publ i c . will bear in recollection, the numerous diswpnititmenrs experienced in the Last Lottery by those who deferred their chx.es to the I.a,t. Day, many hundreds having g e ne from Office to Office without hang able to procure either '1 icket or tbare. The pre%tilt Lottery, consisting of only 2,900 Numbers, will be all Drawn NEXI' WEDNESDAY The Prizes all Sterling Money. 'I wii Prize nt A:z0,000, besides Sixteen other Capitals. Aanpoti may be gained by One t'umber, there being Two lickets of each "I but an Adventurer may gain X 40,000 Sterling by Two Tickets. sEPO,nOO Sterling by One and a Half, X 250100 Sterling by One and a Quarter, ,e20,c00 stettag by a Single racket, ,fio,Ooo Sterling by Halt a Ticket. - - - - - I. sod I. SIVEWItIOI-11' nave 'carts and Shares on Sale, at ttr4crate Prices, which it will be recollected uey were the first to egabli.ll, and they hope the Public will eiyeale..ee • tere.otto» of that good Fortune which has so undermly distniguo.lted their Old-established Offices, No. 37, Conduit, It, Holborn, 3 8 , Hay marker, and 141, Wnd-street. NL•X WEDNESDAY, THE LOtTERY WILT. RE ALL DRAWN. BISH, of the Old Stite Lotter! Offices No. 4, Corriddl, and 9, Charing CMS. one. more reminds bus best Friends, the Public, the State Lottery will heal! drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY. The Scheme contains Two Prises of £20.000, and various other Capitals, all Sterling Money. as there are not any Stock Prises. There are only 2.900 Number. Two fiches of earls Number. and a person purchasing a duplicate Ticket, may obtain £40,000 Money. BI H'S Offices are so well known for the sale of Ca pital Prizes, that an enumeration of their particulars is endless t sake it to say he Shared and Sold The First Prize of .C 50,000 Crtitiots. The Last Prise of £50,00 Consols. The Last Prize of .010,900 Money. The Last Prize of £4o,rn 0 Consols. The First Prise of £30.00" Consols. The Last Prize of xao,ooo Money._ lei& Prizes of X 30,000, .814.000, a 824.000, ate. dec. too no maraca for Insertion ; and in the last Lottery Contract, (as usual) Capitals, in number and amount, unending those of any other Cfllee•teepet, amongst which were One Nine of 410,000, One of 015,000, READING SAUCE. COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this u • muck esteemed Article, begs most respectfully to caution the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, agenst the daily frauds and impositions practised by many London and Connery Oilmen and Fith•Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of the GE NUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine hat those. which brie the Corks sealed with the impression, " J COCKS, READING;' and also the following descriptloo of the Saute on an Orange-coloured Label t "Remises° Sao et for Fish, enriching Gravies, Sm. prepared and sold, wingesale and retail. by J. COCKS, RIAIDING." This Sauce is generally used at Table with all sorts of Fish, in prefe rence to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly di. 6nus with Game, Wild Fowl, Ha.lies, Rump `treks, and C.ld Most. It is presumed that no Sauce ever met wi.lc such general probation and extensive sale. It is pationized and reranuncaded by must of the first Families in the Kingdom. It is retailed in London by tau of the most rest,etable Oil atria and Fish-Save, Vhnders ; in bath by se, sndl.y most of the principal Fi4h-Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom; who also v. 41 Cocci', Genuine and superior ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; the trial of a small Bottle will ensure It the preference. CATON'S WORKS. - - - This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. illustrated with Cases, I. A PRACTICAI. TREATISE en the PRE ". VLNTION and CURE of the vErtEctEAL DISEASE in both Ses.i, and it S COIDC quencvs; in which a mild and success ful mode of treatm• title pointed cut, ineludt4 Observations en F.trictures,Cutaneous Ettiptione, imaginitryirenereal Diseases, Ste., ir - anded as a Guide against the dangerous greets of this baneful malady.—By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, o. to, Stanhope-street, Newcastle -street, Strand; and late of the ilnited Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. 2. A Treatise in. indigestion, being an Inquiry Into the Diseases "rising and cenitectcd V. itt: the Functions of the Stomach, with Remarks on the Liver, raid its influence on the Gastric System. 'fo which are prefixed, sense general Observations elititsvPhoko• and Cutaneous Diseases, price in. 3. A Popular at:se on the Prevention and Cure of the dif ferent Stages of the Asthiita and Winter Cough, with new and successful Instructions (or the Prevention and Treatment el Astb matt.: Fits. Fourth Edition, price 3s. 4. Practical Übservations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the 0.-nerativer Organs of hods hems, including the 'theory of Generation, &c. Price 9s. ed. 5. A Practical Ireaase on Female Diseases, including Caner votioris on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders 'incident to thosdimportant cases. Price as. tin. PriLt.:ti lot Shot s t ood wed QIN Patrienvill'rese • Ina f..v day: w 14 •••• pahll. 9 A, T HE EDINBURG H REVIEW i or, Critical .10 , 3rnal: Nn. I.VI. _ en)/ T •••.?!. TS.—The Private Corri..m?n nf Fel intin Prank lin ; Travel. in Caucasui :sn.l Georgia; Remains ~f Mr Buwiler : Preutm titer of W..st India e‘fl.tirs ; icor ervr •n'a I r:iveN thrun. ‘1 Fraud and Germany; Edney:toilet 1 - larringtnu f mend; Ler•l Bvrn•e'i Matured; I.rinar 4 c Acylume ; Clorracte..' Arair.peares lirtyg, by William Hulot: v.% Literary LAG. and Orinloort; Present grate of Public Milk% l'Onted for Archibald Cnnirable and Co lidiuburet ; and Longman, li ore, and Cn. Levitt-in. PAUL. GANIE SAWS- Tlsis day was 14nbliabed. price dv. ft T. newel, ADIG ES Tof the GA E LAWS; cotnprising pit the Statutes now In fere.: riot tire to every de-alrinn of Garat , ltegnlations for Camekeeprrs, Certiff-a , ts, &e. wilt Abstiacta of the several smolt. for Ile PrewrOlhaso of Hares. PartriLlgt.s, and Pin-rants. Originally compiled By JOHN PAUL, Esti Ifarristrr at now. revited and corrected, with inassWeraille kidifindle and coroim.ed .o th• present Time, by F. WILLIAMS, Esti Au hot of ry Mitt hie own Lawyer." London: Printed for F. C. anti). ItiYinpton, Jr . kn Richardson, J. M. Webards..n. Longman anti Co. Bat twin a•:J en. Lacking mat and Co. Awry, no! and Co. Walker atue k-lwatds, and Wd -on and cots, York _ I his day u.f.ta published, in one large siltn.ie, pricy 9s. boards, A N EXCURSION try WI NIDS()tt, thrimgli L - S.. ter.- a. Putney. Krw, Pichmoild,"l wicken!tani, %ft:wherry MI and Hamptna.cntitt ; intetsperArtl wok Historical and lloa. ' graionc,ll Anecdotes for the ImproventetA of the ittsitol Genera tim : witn ; n i Account of his Maj:ity's LIAI Walks on the Terrace of AV ionlsor Costie. Also a Sail down the haver !Medway, from m a ilcon r, and from ltochr,ter to (Iv NorP, upon -! . g (If , 11- Oyster iletti. By J. iH:4I EVA KS, A.M. to %lAA to a .:.e%.•'l, i Journal of a Trip to Paci+, in the Aitt..am of iv 16, by way ut ()wend, .4, Am wel t , . iiriasseli, and Wrri lito,rso!ielli.dted with wood cu: By JouN s, jun. rt. ! 1 / 4 1. l':1 .red inr Sh. rwood, l'a,vrimster-row Phis flay published. in S vols. ittno. pries 152. P R.ESUDICE :And PHYSIOC,NUNIY; a Novel. by AZIL.E IVARCI• Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leatienlialbstreet The following will appear this Autumn The Veiled Prmectress ; or, Tins Mysterious Mother. By Mts. Meeke, 4 vols. The Foundling of Devonshire; or, Who is She I By Miss C. D. Haynes, 4 volt A Bride and No Wife. By Hontletta Bouvier@ Moss, 4 vols. jc_,3y ; o r, Th e Kni e of Donald's Ctutige. By the Autbor of the" Bravo of PAihesiiia," " Yamboo,' &c. 4 vole 'Jibe Bandit Chief; or, The Lords of Urvino, 4 veils Anti-Delphlne. By Mrs. Byron, Second Edition, 2 vols. SELECT LAW LIBRARY This day was published, price is. .v.wed, • frHE COUN'rRY GENTLE %MN' , LAWYER ' IL and FARMER's COMPLETE LAW Li IsRAnY con taining all the Laws now in force which particularly relate to Country Gentleman, Fanners, Clergymen, Graziers, and PCMUllii Of all Denominatioos. :attire to buying stolen or unsound Horses, warranted or not warranted, Horse tieing ,Coaches,Cattle.nbrep, Tithes, Risers, Fishing, Bridges, Wo Iticlooures, Beans, Peas, dec. with a complete Epitome of he Game taws as they How stand. By WILLIAM MARRIOTT. Esq. of v. e Inner Tan g a., Bar , ester.: t-Law. Sixth Edition, cumiderably improved and anlsreed ' Lannon i rrinteu ror r an • isiogtoii; lob. nichard r non ; J. M. Richardson ; Longman, Hurst, kees, Orme and Brown; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Lackington, Haste*, Harding, Mayor, and Jones; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Wel her and Edwards; and Wilson and Sons, York. Of whom may also be had, I. The New Complete Parish Officer; or a pirfeet Guide to Cburchwar.lens, Overseers, he. 4s sewed. 2. Sutton's Law of Landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers, 35.6.1 3. Mitford's Law of Wills, Codicils, &a 3s. 6d. 4. Whaaker's Law of Bankrupts, 4s. 5. Manning's Law of Bills of Exchange, St. 641. N.B. The whole may be bad tontl , ar in one Volume, price XI. 2s 54. in boards, or sill. Ss. 6d. calf lettered. . . • A NEW PURNI CURE OIL, PREPARED BY THOMAS SH lI.LI TOE, Chastise sad Druggist, Tottenham High Cross. 1. IS valu.ible Composition. with halt the usnAl labour, will produce as brilliant a Polish as Varnish. Hot &ships or the warns band applied to the Furniture leave no mark afterwards. It kas no unpleasant smell, and will not soil the whitest linen. Sold in Pint Bottles, at te....Half-plat Bottles, U. Sold, by appointment, by Sanger, 190, Oxford-street; /head line, under the Exchange; Edwards, SS, St Paul's Church-yard, and Roofing, Cambridge Heath, Hackney. By Virtue of Authority, bearing dare, Halsted, Esau, April 24, 1774. DR. MAIIL's Improved BLACK PLAISTER , for Scrofulous Tumours, commonly called the King's Evil, Old Ulcers, Green Wounds /indica, Burns, Scalds, Fistulas Boils, Sprains, Cancer , , Infl a mmations, White Swellings, Chil: blaiss, and various oth er disorders. too numerous to mention. The extraordinary virtues of this Plainer have been known to premrve the limbs. when they have been condemned to be cut off; and cancerous breasts have bsen saved and cured, after hav ing been deemed incurable, and the palu has been Insupportable, this has given immediate ease. Fur farther information apply to the Proprietor, who will give advice, and internal me:dunes, U mquisire. Price 9d. per roll. Prepared and sold by B. Maul, at the Warehouse for Moll. nenx's Smelling Medicine, an infallible cure fur the land and sea scurvy, leprosy, itch, scald heads, pimpled faces, fliers in children, rheumatism. and all cutaneous eruption % by smelling. Price only ts. 6d the box, stamp euty free. Also may be had, Dr. Maul's Medical Snuff, for the cure of Deafness and other Disorder* of the Head. Drugs and Medicines of all sorts bought and sold by E. Maul, Chemist and Druuist, s, Chamber-street, Goodman's-hells, London. IP KUM Luxury and Disstputooon the mend becomes enervated, and the tindy soon faits an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is she result of our study and expert awe, and we trust that thirty years euccetsful practice in this v.:culla: branch of our profession gives es a derided superiority over every other Practitioner. la recent cases of Syphilitic infec• tion, a perfecr cure is completed in the short period of two days, and in those cases el a more complicated nature, where other practitionen have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our • plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. 'fo those who are labouring under a general or local Debility, it mantis consolatory to know, that the Meilicnies we prescribe possess the Inestimable power of renovating the nano debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indisereduns of youth,or by a residence in hot or unhealthy climates too seden• easy a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in jesilefous use of mercury, &c. or should it proceed from an habi tual teudency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the happiest - effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer lasting Healtb, Strength, and Spirits; and tern to the aged sod infirm our plan of treatment will aftord relief and conifort, by gently and safely invigorating the system. • Numerous eases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer tain, and expeditious mode of practice, supesior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to ,» sand and vigorous health. Patients of either Sex may consult us with,the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. • Patients in the Country, describing, their Case, and enelosing a remittance for Advice anti Medicines the same will be sent to ell pogts of the CURRIE end tO. Surgeons, Nu. COS, Hatton (Judea. TME ARMY. WTANTED.Isy Iteginp.n viltinfrd in 7 a MA3 I Elt for the BAAL), whose pay au I emolument% be Itherah rsle.encti mu.t be given as to ability vial character. Anly, if by le ter, cult -paid, to Wm. Gilpin,. E.g. Army Agent, Villiers -street. Strand. 111 E ARMY. I)ROFESSOR of FORTIFICATION Wan'rd Senior Deparment of the ROYAL. MILItARY COLLEGE at Farnham, a MILITARY GENTLILII iN qualified to 1141 the .11) roe named 4:uation. lie 111114 be under 91) years of age, 'pained ro convey his instruction in Fortificanon throzigh the ntedieni of the French language, anti ehher to kyr had ex perience ae a t Inerneror, or practice as an Uft.er. 'rite omit ..aticatstory reference ma he o7tpec . ctl of character and cc..lduct• Gentlemen t!, , prmot of offering thems , dv=a for this sites ion, to correspond vel:lr Ctilonel Howard Douglas, narr. Imp-e. tor Geo...rid of !manic:MN Farnham. • 7, Italy s.atieg Orel. pr.,:ensmii., a n d, if Officers, tittir Military iervt:es, and th• will rweehre from him all par iculats of tile duty, salary, aelioart• tuetit, and expectations.—august 29, I :.i 7. TO ARCH! I'EC WILTS cum nr GAOL and HOtliC. of CORREC LION. '['HE JUSricEs of the PEACE a scmhled at A the Wilts Quarter fiesslona, having resolved to Enlarge, Alter, aid Amami the COIIIN I Y GAOL and of CUR !the I'ION, at Fishertott Amer, In the County of Wins, so as to provide proper, separate, and distinct Puce& of Confine nsent and Airing Yards for Sixt y Felon., Ten bridewell and House of Correction Prisoater-, tifir ty biers; and having regard to chisaitig the Prisoners aecortlii4., to [hear Sexes, Crimes, and Putt shments; anti providing convenient liares for the Em ployment of those co 11111 l 'fled to Hart labour: All Persons wil ling to turnip's PLANS for this purpote, are reques'eal to send the sane, with Estimates and Propotal. for their ex. cutiok, to may Office, at Wilton, near Salisbury, on or betur' the :20th (ley ~1 Serember nesu.—Twentythve Guansats will be raid, as an honorary contpunsailon, to the Perton pen,ling the Plan, /:r. which to all be most approved of, but this compensaalcn is not to be pan; 111 edge the Person srnJing the ume shall be atter wards employlld in carryisig the IkatAe into electitiou. Architects are part , cularlr requested to attend to the utmos economy in lumina their Dmigns, acid to confine thrniselve. to the Stip of the present Gaul and I.aod 1300'10 , 3 thereto. JOHN SWAY NE, Deputy Clerk in of the said County. WILTOw: AVousT 30, Seri. MER A E CHNTs, CAP PAINS. PURSRS, an Otherit, having to send or take Akio:A Medicines, are reap-etfully informed, that the Sale of Dr. JAMES'. DiVER POW DLR and ANALEP I C PILLS, (preparations known and us , o in every part of the World), is altugeth, r withdrawn front Messrs Newbery, by Mr R.G. G. James, sole Proprietor and grmiti.ati of • .r. James, the Inventor, and traasierre.l by bin to Me-srs. BU I LER and 'at.ns, Chemist.; sod Druggists. No 4, CLeavilife, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London. and No s4,Sackville-street, Dublin; of whom ooly these invaluti'le M.-- dicines are bencetorth t be procured, with the usual alithibillCC as likewise every other gramme Patent or Proprietary Medicine, aid Drugs and Chemicals of he best qualities, upon the most atl vaittage.ms terms. N. li. sea, Famil , and every description of MOdietne Chests completely finn.shed with Medicines, Direction., ...a every re -innate suitably for oil .iiiiiatc4N JAMES% ANALEPTIC PILLS restotei to their I rirnitive excellence, from the original amt only ructpe, under Dr. James's hand, &livered by him to Mr. New bery, when he purchased, and bad a legal assignment or, half the property. A he nee.gent and imperfect manner in which the Analeptic Pills have been compountled fur tome years, has occasioned nu us-rous complaints ; but every ..hjectiou is now removed by Mr. Newbery's preparation of the Pills, which are of the same bright coletur,and possess all those virtues winch established their repu tation in Dr. James's time. They are particularly recommended for Stomach, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Affections; for Colds and shght Fevers; and for the bed effects of free living. Sold by F. Nawasitv and Sons, at their original Warehouses for Dr. James's Powder. No. 45. sr. Paul's Churchyard, Lon don; and No. 119, Dante-street, Minna; ant 14 their Agent, Mr. Sanzer, No. ISO, °Mord-street, and all respectable Venders in Town and Country. Kr Be careful so ask for Mr. NEWBERVs Analeptic Pills, and to observe that his name is engraved in the Stamps. EXTRACTS from LETTERS 4.-adressetl to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liverpool, illustrating :he Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD fa those difficult and complicated Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted, being administered to the tender imam, the pregnant female, and to palsied ag e ,ce with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of Medical discovery. LivenrooL—Edward /ones, of this town, says—My mind is impressed with a I vely sense of gratitude tor the very great bettefit I have received Irom your Cur,!ial Balm bf Gilead, in a nervous lever, which reduced me to such a state of weakness, that I could not bold up my bead I was io this situation (the most deplorable hnagloable) 14 months, when a friend advised me to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead , one bottle of which, to my great comfort, enabled me to follow my usual avocations, and by the use of two more bottles, completely recovered my h e alth. Nature WA Lits.-11. M. Willis, Pi tillin-Castle, near Caw bridge, writes thise fiel it a duty incumbent upon me to re turn you my heartfelt thanks for the great blessing I now enjoy ; and fur the good of the afflicted, request you will make my case public. I have been seven years afflicted (ever since I had a dangerous lever in Jamaica) with a Violent pain in the bark part and crown of my head, spasms in my stomach, nausea and Ire • quent vuolitiez; pates in my thighs, legs, and arms ; a dry c• •ueh , disturbed sleep, and little appetite; tor which I have twist:lied the most eminent Physicians, without °heal:Jog relief. 'trough the use of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Goo's assurance, I feel myself better titan I have been for the last to years, and have recovered my loogdost health, solely through the great (*Scary of your truly valuable restorative. 8:11. It is impossible to Insert all the cases and cures which De Solumoit is In possession of, as it would require some volumes: he contents himself with what Las been intieried, great experience having cotivinced him, that hs all morbid affections of the blood and lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble l safe, and . ellicacious a remedy, was never offered to mankind. As Dr. Solomon's practice has now became so great and even , sive that his constant eogagements require a consideretle portion of Isis time and atteudance, be 'erects, when consulted, the usual complimim of One Pound: but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order or medicine and re mittance, to be an.wered at his leisure, are required to enclose only half a guinea.—Drafts may be obtained at soy Post-Office. payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, which Is a suit: mode of ci nveyance. Such letter ebould, fur safety, be thus di rected " Money Lester. Dr. Solumon, Gilead liouse, near Liverpool. Paid Dotble Postage." Sold by S. Leigh, 18, Strand; and by all Venders of Patent Medicines in hurope and America, price I is. and ass. a bottle, arty included. Of whom may be had, the Anti-Impetigines, or Solomon's Drops, an absolute cure for the Scusay, scrofula, Leprosy, Sec. Ptiee I Is. and Jsa. per bottle. of mon's Ahstergcnt Lotion, an effectual cure for scorbutic eruptions, coarseness, redness, pimples, dcc. un the face, hand., and neck. Price its: fid. per bustle. Also, Solomon's Guide to Health, wh ich ex p lains In a concise , ' and easy manuer, the most simpk methods of treatment, and ef t holdout remedies, fur stemma, hypochenOriac, and consumptive complaints. ,ce 3.16 LAW. ANY Ci 1' lenthmAn in tile Countty within • to ' r". belled altogether from or from IN. a..tlee eutive of it, upon moderate terms, oily bear of Pert.n.o!' tbr'ai-e t.f an , regularly bred to tketave, ant! am:sm . :tuft! to coon- • try prictire In all it., b:-.lre:es for e , .svards of •viele- years past, erto Would ortliingly e:;ga?,e Ilinit.delt her ai to:x*4ot Dr Pan. • tier, Cr as Clerk, with ate prof:tett of an early Parinerstilp Apply by letter (oOst-paid) adtlrossed A. B. C. at Mr. .P uch tott's, Law Statiotte7, Chaueerc-Ime.—The most respectable 3... weaves will b.: given and ex;teeted. - - - Fg.,:tUD PREVENTED. fl4O counteract the many attampt; that are daily End• to nul•ox on the unwary a spurious co upoeltios it;- attad e' the Genuine M.:eking. preparcd by Pty and Marv:44l.l:f are ;ad:irzd to adopt a new Label, In wbicb their ati-lreta, 97, High Holborn, Is plaeeti censpieuousii, that they tru4 an attentlnn to t 1.17, and the al-re:lee 4 the type, whieis Is unlike at liver-ptc:.:, stria'a partharers at once to detect the Inti"ivor. TLe &teal Japan BLACKING, ni by DAY any R /'IN, 97, Hith linlhern, will :n future be sold in Socks at C 3 Is. ani is. oil, each, :A a copy of Use !Abel left witl, an Vat,!. DAY ♦ND MARTIN, 97, High Huityirr:• TO PREVENT impost no m—TARE Nan= R. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, 're NEWBURY, SWINDON, A'.DBoURN, WOOTTOICBAN:E 1 . , I.AMIPHIRN, HtiNGi FORD, UHII. CON, READING, ana all Placcs adjicent, Daily. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, PROM TH It SARACEN'S HEAD iNN. SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK, I.REDS. EDI N and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, By B. W. MOUN I'AIN .nd Co. rr El E following P .st Coaches, Mail Catches, &e. .A.. set out froat the •ARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow-hill: The UMPIRE, a Nh W LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the toad, carrying four In.ides and four Outside*, vets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nest vecitig at eI o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Nutt hatapton, Welford, I.utterworth, Hinckley, Atkpr stone, Litchileid, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Knutstord, War. rift ten, and Present. - - - S: AJTHA MP JON, Ivenington, Winchester, and Basingstoke New Four Inside Cdach, at half pa-c seven o'clock in the mottl ing arrives a.. the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by aye ticket. This is a stoat delighttul conveyance to the I, le en W•it'.t, ierbry, Guernsey, St. Malo's, Havre de Grare Cherhattig, &c. SHP. EWSBDRY, Wellington, and. ibiltual Post-Coach, every Evening, at rive o'Clock.—Gearded. WEYMOUTH, Doretaaer, Blew:Bo:4, Salisbury, A neovite, and Basingstoke new Pte.( Cetach, every of: rooort. Flo \Vv. mouth Packets to Guerw'y, ).Iriey, Allarney, St. Maltte's,Sist. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth,. Ottrt:',e,ttr, Fnhr anb, Dartmouth, end Salisbury New YOil. Conch s e very Mercal.; , am , &cl oc k•seougis Houlton, A stni n•ter, Briditnrt Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOX lON, Spalding, l'eterborough, Stilton, zni Ith:trittgd-tn Royal Mail Coach; sets out every Et/el:deg to Lnet.t. Grimsby, and Hull. BA'l'l4 and BRISTOL. Flying Post•Coache*,ParougliChipper• ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Alternoott; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound bin. Bath, and the London Favern, Inas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, neat Moriting.—Casches to Wens, Bridgewater, i suntan, Exeter, Plymouth, Ac. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockint:tatn, site not every Morning; carries Four inside" only, and "ties remark.. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes &sough Stain ftrid, Newark, Rettord, Donca*ter, and Ferryhtid;;e, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Mornine. Netwitl:st.*:dlog the uncommon Expedition of this Caach;it is allow, d to be the mutt agreeable and complete Cativeyauce oil tie North !load, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GI.ASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Btownhill,Thorohill. Salt:tuber-Kiln, Cumnock, Kinaswe:l, all Parts ut Scotland, a Post Coach. (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New. easde, and EdiubUrgb new roar bride Cc.aats, with a Guard throughout, sets out (*eery Morning at Eag!. , o'Clork, by 1e:.7 of Newark, Retford,'Eaticaster, Darlington, N u ett,„;;., r ean,i), 4 .., hams, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passmlgere diem .elves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest W.:at tons they plea. , e, and then proceed un without any additional I are. MARI .BOROUG I thvin ton, Ratoshary, Hungerford, and Newbury Past-ccarh, at 7, in tiv tuoropig. BRIDGENOR and Wal:..111 Vow Ctsacb, Oren, Eveniag. CARLISIA.,Peurith, and Wintenaveu Fat - inside P :it Coach, and a heard all the way. t:asses throw:ll Noutis t treat:era - Pee, ieliinoti, n•rouglibridge, Weti.ertsy, clberlorl,Mtscaiter, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and perl•olut the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained du the road by business, or pleasure, ittc:e the pet Win advantage of their seats bring secured in the neat Coach. KENLYAI„ Lancaster, Preston, Is:sal-Lot:a 'atle, Bohan, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstritg Post Coae!:.•, every Aver. noun at Five o'Clock.—Gtet:d:A. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kuutsr.t.rd, Litclaßeld a Pow-Coach, called The Regulator, every 1.1•0;i:4 at Hy(* o'Cloek, to the Sao aceo's Head lan, Worm et Lis e:itool.. Guarded throughout. CHESTER, 'Newport. WbltchurDt. Tarporley, Mo.:wick Nurthwieh, and Miedlewich Post Coach, veer) yeatug, at Five o'clock. SUNDERI.A.ND, Stockton, and Yrtm, new Ouch, every Morieng, to the tl,orce hm, Sunderland. MANCHL:i Cosieletoo, Newcastle, Wahrl, an d w o i vce i l u tl ,,,,,, every Afteramou.--Uuarded. SHE.i.EIT.I.D :aid ere ikuclukg. ham, every :11ortiit, Bllt.viLsh ;:t.*. Poet Coed*. with a Cuerti, sets out every Afternoon, au reaches Illivoingasco u. ttt .3:4 at Neon K..", by Oxford, Luton, and htlikatone, to the z-sracen's Head, khdi. street. kiirtitingoatn. MILL, Northeave, Ilowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post. Coach, every Mot:sin:4 bar: k.:st rix, to the Cross ILeita, teas" ket Place, Hull. DOVEA, Deal, Margate, Sande:kb, Raps; ate, Cann Faversham, Chadian*. Rochester, .ud ott lead New l'oat Cuoches, Mornieig, N 4,011, and bight. HER* VO*CD, Ware, Hodesdon, and Cheshant Coach ever? Morning. 0 rIENHAM and Eelmanton Cc,:h Maihi), at half pzit Two, at Fora, a.itl fiat Lot 0'040:4. Witt:GGN 9. To Hemel liernf stead, 'N'atford isolStzonvire, 1 times a seek. Dito, Bert liongay, Bury, and all parts at Suffolk, every Monday. Cu eticutder. Ahingdon, Healey, B:Istol, and Gloucester, three tinier a week. Southampton, Whichestsr, Runvey, 1410M:est, I.7mingtor, Chriaahurch, Kingwood, Fi.roff:prisige„ Wiinhurtie, talc t.l 'Wight, Jersey,. and Gunner %Vane'''. (daily.) Sunbury, Hampton and I west:Mani, tIVICv s strettk. Greenwich and Woolwich, ratty (ley. Tutu Meant and Edmonton, dittu. B. W. MousiTnitt and Co. re4aectfully aeruaint their Frlenes and the Public, that they will not be account:Me fur any I, Passengers' Luggage, %Vrttio l is, rite, rca ut cLore than rive Pound' Value, it lost, stylist, or Januged,unLls and the Insurance paid for acoodioili, at Inn. Snow-bills London. cuterea U Pus >e Saracen's H5...4