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P,(9perr purr OA' DTP/tit/AC 1!47:flal IN 711 t rxA, tts 11 5 ,4` 414 VD ieo. rOp" ring, nOrW4St4o4loe Notices repeat e4)p 1y .t or Made to the .l ) artlipi.sntitied to Dividends of iktick payable l it the yok ciEnglund, San* seit.klouse, and reapaetively, whia have,a t ot,E4 the Duty on inOne; for ttsc pearoihiave 7 n!!ntiotted,, that .payment ha s not many instances been made of the &aiJ Duty, wherepy -those t wiles liave inetirredvatiti; 'Penalties, to be recovemtbytetien Or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of ibe Property get het tig w_Bilni to alloW further time for such 4aymenta, hereby g ive' NOtice, the Duties payable on all tiviikindis of IPA 'gtoch and Annuities for those years,. are di- VecteatotO pailintOthe Bank . of England, and the Certificates of Pifrntli 4 444 at the Office of the Commissioners lit the - OliEttick Eielsange; die 'filial making fayntent thereof .Tal*.aha#4o books .c), !70). untraissionen, ~htnlnd whit Ate tilth day ol'OetAspr neat; but that all Persons ilia neglect to mate knelt payment o 0 or before that day, Vrtli he pfoseenteil as the Law directs, and steps are now taking aelatilters into chirgi for the double duty, who lrha~aptlate ibi Duty for the years, above-ment7one4, on it:bet:We the aityl tOth day of October negt,,afterwhich iLty the 'COW of the Oldlieek Exchange will bee*x:4, By Order of the Board, • • This day were published, in enlarged Edition of 4 . 1 1. i r EARSLErerAit TM3LtS for I SA, iaining a toneise Tahle of the 24tow Stoop llutict, the New Assessed Taxes, Property Tax, 11l sielerlety et o th er Ts Acts of ge neral Wipelaw" brpostaiiown to the rogue Ow' price Is. 4 2. ASeparate Sheet Table of the i set Gal v a Taxes, for the use of Countinettotrees, iilHs, Mien, Rt. 'ebtrected to 'the dose of the Session, 1804, price Is. Printed for G. Kettrsley,,Ebrevetradt e dlimpake 4 eattatatibby rq ?the! Boojusellen zi ~ .l . 141, 14.1 A ;CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE, within tblity'thiloseif London, In an Ttaliont tonottly•ind beau- Sianotion, to be disposed an" Private Cont t.' Inn ForV rFi ann*a Way to Mr. TY NDALZ , Soliaitsri Lino°lfee. . 1 WTLI.TAM mirrortg. AV Advertisem en t haring appeired in several of the Lonlo Newspapers, Glace the e ot ilk. Year 113011, enquiring aft m - a Peason of the name f WILLIAM ANDOVER--.any person having seen such an Advertisemeat, and who could give informa t ion where it may he 'nand, to Mr. Turn*, Bookseller, BeverLy, shall be. rewarded furl& trouble. Beverley, July 31, Wall. SOF( SALE SY .PUALIC At thei..onitarrTAvisen, Simian le-tereet, lityrnouth, on Tuesday, the Asked A4whit y at Eleven o'Cloek is awe Forenoon, 1 11 E rill and States of , the Spanish iLugxer la 0 1 1eQEPTIGel, k. Rasa/Ann, late Maltz r. WHEREAS Vi r LLLIAM.PARKSS, tete -nf the Hamlet of Ratchtf, irenutong-r, &celled, ',flits WA *te l l the 34 of Jule. 11$7, gave, *after ;ire ifeeintse of his wife Martha, and his daughter Martha (swifter UM HeatiL):OrA Thousand Pounds of his Na 3 per tint. Annu , titie tote 'di sided amongst twent e o f t h e - S end heai..tt ' ex kin l 0 his brother and sister, Joshua Parkes and hex Seager,lare . of Palish of Kingswinford, in the (belay of .itAirwl, equally shalt and share alike ; as si wkeress the said Marti* Fillies and gisc tha . kitarie are now both deceased: * This therefore is to give Notice. to MI such deaceadiusts, and 'nearest of kin to the Laid Joshua Pastes and latte,Sever, to the year I tut, when Mr. Parte% died, That 1( thty, or the represemtatiires Af Mat he may be Auk dead: at apply srbp diger (postpaid) la Mr. /oho gd*aies, No. Asseniblpeow s Mile-.n l;or to -Sr. alsightaii Parker. 1 3 avitiast, Doctor! Caninions their claims shall be duly considered ling it# tended to. isejt Trosismiitarrs sit Nt., LeolltN4o De* - - et F;. 6 In. Brealittt ellitOe - - 21 ioi . Deptlitaibe Plaid ... ... 11 10 A4sseewpres . .o- .180 18.04 Tons 1 hi 3 Vessel isisiasest otew,fielerlier iitst eoyago,ol4 will maim NI Ehe'Sch9oper as firer swam ; sise,was takeuhf eall - coadenined Itigtrite to hi! 41.1.9etry's ship Orestes, J. I. 3/t,plw;iirtaike, Esq. toisinender. - MATTRAW WINTER. oitit i fer Arai t; 1808. VICTU4LLING-OFFlgi..4tigua !t!, 4! THE COMAIISSIONERS fir VJCfIJ4LLJMJ HIS 111.1.1387 r: NArr, de Steely give Ague", That on Thur.-414y west, the siSdilaikar.t, they will liezrad y so receive Tenders, in writiag (aeaiisl up) and trust for the purchase of One Hundred Tuna of ROSS CORK (seconds); BUTTER, er DitrnsiftwrrEtt of . sgual soodoses; and lot One Hundred and Fifty Tons of CL 113.iHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WAR. WICKSH/RE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal goodness; to be delivered, one half thereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, into Lis Majesty', Victualling stores at the Ports, and in the pro jpOrtions under-inentioued, vit. Deptford - Portsmouth P/rnouth Butter. GO Tons. 20 20 Cheese . 80 Tons. 30 40 100 150 And to be paid for by Bilis payable sPoStb interest ninety days after date. The Coudnions of the Contract may be limn at the Sec..4;:ary', Office. No rezot d Trill Le had to arix Tauter in which the prior:lLX not L e inserted in neurdi ,n;th, or that shall not he &livered Jo Aie Board he. fcre one on the sod Murrill next the 2 ith ingamt, nor arnilsa the Person who make: the Tender, or sans Person an Al, bawl; amour? TCht7l calk) for. PRIZE WINE. PRF.NCI - 1 PORT—A Wine that will, if merely tasted, torally supersede the drinking of Portugal Wine. 1: ponetns all its richness, with the strength and flavour of Claret sad, although the Captors submit to a disposal of it at a tow price (from the quantity on band) the rurchastrs will by no means find it inferior to any French Wine. Seven 'rhousand Dozen to be disposed of, at .51s. per dozen, with P.lO dozen of Madeira, at 78s. per dozen, bottli a included. Applications to be made to it tr.& Tod, Army and Prize Agent, N 0.35, Great 'rufron-street, Dean's Tard , Westminster. SPAIN This day were published, in two eleganrVolumes, small octavo, price 10, 6d. in boArds„ illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other Engravings, 'TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTI.I•IIVIAN containing accurate Delineations of the IVlAwszas anti DONIIITIC CONDI rioN of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Patric/. of PLACZ, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and other interesting and authentic particulars. " Half a word fixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a cartsload of recollections."—GßA v's LETI KR S. - . Printed for It:costae- PHIL L I rs, Bridge-street, and-to be had of all Booksellers ea Town and Country. Of whom may be had, The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKINNra , Esq. with koraviellts. price 455. in boards. THE BELLES LETTRES. This day was published, in Two signet Volumes, duodecimo, rice its. in boards, or Its. bound and lettered, LETTERS on LITERATURE and COMPOSI TION, addressed to his Son, By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Late Vicar of Wrst-Siam, Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Llatagf, &c. &c. &c. This interesting work had been sent to press before the limented ith of the Author, and the manuscript had been completely finillied in the week previously to the sudden illness which termi nated his valuable life. Printed for RICHARD P m nuts, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be hid, by the sane Author, LECTURES on ERP EMMENTAL PHILOSOPHY and CHEMIS TRY, in two vols. price I Ss. bawds, and iss. bound. A NEW CYCLOPEDIA, in 2 vols. quarto, price six guineas, in boards. HISTORY. This day was published, printed in demy 12mo. similar to Ma vor's Nepos, and Blair's Class-Book, illustrated by a large Map, price 6s. bound, and lettered on the back, AA.NCIINT HISTORY for the USE of . SCHOOLS; exhibiting a summary View of the Rise, Progress, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of THE VARIOUS NATIONS Or ANTIQUITY, front the earliest Records of 'lime to the Fell of the Roman Empire. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cambridge; Master of the Free Grammar School at Raveustondale, in West moreland ; Author of the Grammar of History, of the Ar cheolegia Grzca, &c. &c. &e. Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be bad of all 13ooksellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may also be had, 1. The Ganitmat of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by MOOS of which that important brands of knowledge may, for the first time, be practically taught in schools. By the Rev 1. Rostvs oN, price is. bound in green. 2. Moore,* Hiss - oar, from the Age of Charlernartie to the ead of the Year 1806, on the plan of the above-described Ancient }Bstory. By the Rev. J. Ro es la so N, price 6s. bound and lettered. S. UNIVIRSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern; by W. Mayo a, L. L. D. Ste. &c. &c. in Twenty-five portable Volumes, price, on fine and large paper, 61. sal. in boards; and, on common paper, SI. in boards. • • Any Volume or partici,* liistiny, sold serruelr 4 !k 5a4 . 4 IL per YOWL& • !refs day wet pistiltdsed,streitwn . awe. st2trelind, A I NEVir a'n - cl Complete SPELLINO DICTIO..' 6 NARY, and Sure. Ouideto the English Language, on the -plated .. .the late Mt.Senutingorincipbilv **geed -hr the oar of Achtgsh and benefit of Eureigoars. Is this "week the redundant tsttutsusg is curtailed, many modern awl useful terms introduced, uelklisel as are improper and obsolete emitted. /19-ISECI WORTH DOrellrELL FREE, A.M. Niter of *6 4 ' Exempla Erastftlank," shit Classical Matter at Mr. 'llll`s, Pentonvilia. Landon : Printed for George Robinson, Paternoster -row. Also Letters on Mythology, originally 4ddreased to a Lady, in which the histories, chaiaoters, end attributes of the principal ai vindcs and mythological saw:sages of Grow% Rome, Egypt, &c. ate conciscly delineated, ;swish *etches 9f the most remark able customs of ancient %%tient, destrtptlou of cedebrattol temples, Ste. At. By R. Mosts.sts. EXCHANGES. This day was published, io 2 vols. svo. price 11. St, in boards, 1 -I HE ELEMENTS of COMMERCE ; or, I. A Treatise on different Cakulations, Operations, and A.rbi• I rations of, old Speculations is Exchange, Banking Operations, and Exchange Circulations : also Operations of specie and Bullion, Pars of Exchange and of Coins, Practical Speculations in Mer :handize, Description, and Tables of Monies, Weights, &c. With rubles* of Lottarlthms.—By CHRISTOPHER DUBO.iT, London ; Printed for 13osse7 ; W. S. and' J. Richardson, Vernor, Hood. and Sharpe, Longman and Cu.; and Bryce and Co. Edinburgh.—Wbere may be hal, OOMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, by CHRISTOPHER DUBOST price ss. Gd. boards. KAU FI•`NIANII.'s DICIFIONAILY of MERCHANDISE and NOMENCLATURE, in 'ten Euri.pean Languages, with 1)e scriptions in English, Ss*, boards, price 108.6 d. HODGKINS', MERCANTRAILETTAI I RE, Is. 6J. boards. BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This day was published, price 2s. with an allowance of the 2Stb Book, 9 3 HE GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN- GlLlAGE,inciodinz numerous Exertion on every Rule and, Queries in the manner of thaw in Goidsmithls Orammat of Geo • gmphy ; treating distinctly, completely tad practically, of Ortko esey, Orthography, the Aecidedee, Etymology, Syntax, Prosody, Composition, and Rhetoric. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A.M. Author of the Class Book, Fit* Catechism, Grammar of Philo sophy, Reeding Eitettites &e. fee. &e. It will immediately be felt by all conduitops of Seminaries of Education, and by all Parents anxious for die improvement of their ehildr,n, that the seining English Granwars ate either too brief or too prolix—so condie as to be airless in the buttons of schools, or adapted only to the gomprebension of adults ur pro& dents. 4 Grammar simply dilaellt, which intlntlet queries and examples fist impressive exercises, healing the pupil from the sounds of letters to the beauties of composition, and captaining every thing Mantis/ and nothing superfluous, Me obviously been a desideratum. Such, it is behnO, is thematic now presented to the public, and the Editor is panguitte enough to repeat that it will be found worthy of general Platetenee. 'Printed for Inmost, Pittafri, Ns. i, Bridge-otreet ; and to be had of all Booksellers. - Of all whom slag WO* Oil 4.1 Wyck, if Nt..plait, with . 14 , ollevrOff /O,S, And intinedistelt &Mk - The antis sal Mike afid„l.oggeroesuileillgof Wine, Vine gar, Iron, 'Paper, Nonkets,Provisiops, Saffron, 4ico 4. c. As alsoNvill be 2.0111 trfrtue of a Conunissisto of Appraisetnent And Sale • Hi* , ! . '.'biili ha I (ism Ittiviiti, Env% 'rite Atiserica t e 4 ANN, Peregrine Howland,lare Master. stiateNSltiti-S ; t.ehgth oft beck s. 87 Ft. 6 In. Illreadth abdv 26 • Height tettleeen Decks 2 4k;pth of Hold .- 10 91 Adineasures - 251 &-94 Tons. Has a She Figure Head, stows well, and sails well, was de tained by Ms Majeity's frigate Eurydice, Sit W. 841.0 AN, Com mas:let, and Ae C:tioiliet gutt.brig, Lientenint hart, oth lnander• Also the Danish Schooner LygxEkise:LOVE, about SD Tons burthen. And afterwards the Hall and Stores of the panish Sloop Is BUENA -ESPERANZA, Mandaran, late Master, about SO Tons huestie% with her Cargo, consisting o f b a h, harries, and Grinding Stones. And also, the Portuguese Schooner BONN JES US de ALMAS, Motu; late Master, siboirt 60 Tons burthen, wish her Cargo of Salt, fibril 9t. tibe`ti. Per Inventories, viewing the Vessels, and other partiettlars, ap ply to W. P. SNIITI{, Esq. Georgv-street, O. eh ; of to Plymouth, August 13, 11198. JAMES L.LAD, 7 ., Plyntonth. fs OMER SLITSHIR TO DE . SOLD BY AUCTION, In September or early in Dauber next, eithertogether or in Lots, if not ptuviously ditpesed of by Private Contract, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A. situate at Betio*, in fromersetsbire, on the Bristol Own- ' nel, and-bounded by the River Are, twel s e Miles *eon 13!itig water, seventeen from Wales, eight Fr an Axbridge, and twenty five from Bristol, comprising the Manor or repute Manor of Bents*, co-exteirsive with the Parish, a vs ry considerable Salmon Fishery, and enteirsive Rabbit Warren, with the Mattnial Rights and Immunities, and several excellent Dairy And Grazing Farms, I.aads and Tenements, ceutainlng by estimation one thousand three hundred and seventeen Acres (more or less) exclusive of the Warren and Fishery, about eight hundred and thirty-three Acres of which are now bet to very respectable Tenants on Leases which will expire at Lady-day nest. Particulars in due time may be had of Mr. Peter Fry, of Compton 1-kiisse, near Axbridge ; or Messrs. Dennetts and Groves, Lincoln's tun Fields, London. SOUTHEItti MANOR OP WEMBURY.—FOR SALE, • Tl - 11 1 : Fee mid Inheritance of the MANOR 4,nd LOROSHIP of WFMBURY, otherwise SOUTH W,E.M. BURY, and the Rights ' Royalties, thitiertiO, and Lranchlses (berets belonging ; tonshitiag of n new balk Mansion House, with Lawn in punt t p Coaqip-house and esinabie Stabling, and all manner of requisite V ut.-416tes, detached .ast4.ktrestably arranged; a licissling-green, and a most cit•pnt Vinery and Pine-house, and I a large lisobosed Giardei;,wellplanted end *tucked with Fruit-trees mil Vegetables. also the genii/DEO,* Passage' over the-Haven, and River of Yetalme, called Awn* Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, fiscary, Fishing, Oysterage and Royalty of`, in, and through Otte same. And likewise several Farm-h ouses and other Houses, Messuages, Farms, Laiidsjenernents, and Hetrtiltaments belonging ter the said Manor. Aud a Farm caged hiorth Dhch Faint, adjoining and attached thereto. This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel, and the River ltealme commando most delightful and extensive viewa and scenery—Bit -ain't Elecould Merchant Ships feuquctaly gliding tsearlt , and &fording to the eye and to the mind the most delightful sensadott of her strength end commerce. It lies within sting fence, and is certninly one of the moist compact and desks. ble Estntes in the 'West of England, and contains altogether about 94e We, ot Arable, %%stint, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground, and lifooelland, and lies within the patith of Wembey, In the County of Pesicin, at about four mile diatanee front the espital Market Town of Plyinontla,* access to WhiCill is rendered very commodious by the new raid ' and will be more so by a eying I bridge now erecting by Lord BO ringdon. The Mansion House with the Gardens, Pte. and a suitable quantity of Ground, and oleo the Woods at; in hand, and posses tson thereat may be had at Lady-day neat, and the present For ' ninny, which is new and handsolke, awy be Wien at an appraise • mein, and the remainder of the Estate acres, held by leases for one anti two liVeSSOselW‘ Utin:yrespealttti 05 ale Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to about 3011; but wlaids, it is estimated, most aeon be increased to at knit #l5OO _ _ The Land-tax is redeemed, ard "ryas part of mu,. is • •, Tyas-tile. 'rile Tree, and Saplings of a shilling valet and apswards, halve -taken by the Purchaser, and paid for exclusive of the Estate. For Sale whereof, a Public Auction ssill he kaki!. nt the Linda Inn, at Ivybridge, near Plymouth, Ott Tuesday, the kb dip of September ten, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and, in the mcan seine, the same may be viewed on application to Mr. R. Baker, at Wean. bury, and printed particulars, after the Nat inst. ntay be had of him, or hdeasrs.Cardale and Spear, Solicitors, Gray's inn ; Messrs. Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery-square, Landon; Messrs. '1 :swami and Son, Exeter ; and at the Office of Mr. Edmund Lockyer, in Plymodth—where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. 14. b. The House may be seen on evaders end /*delays i-, sweat the hears at cloven and three echigk. AIMS OVVIIFORD. NV - ANTS a respe.A4use sitaitioa, is Lana . /104 , or Steward, a person is *Wood of Ago .t.i• 4. • stances, who has had consider:l.lJ 4syssalevin theolisprovisg 414 earmi.4 of Land, la tie *gulag of Fara* end Air meg of bosses, anc in the general Management Of Estates, sod w.ins,4 444irsizher 31311 ksoWiedge of busliess trio bear th :iftricten lnvestiralinll4 lAtters 44dresesd to El E. It Messrs. Croft ilia Vb. in* sellers, Stationer' s Court, will bt urea .a to. liondon, August 1111 $ sOZ. 44a1104t4 lama • Pe' elegant cOnvettient iwnp.sratttin of that wholesome Fruit the I.eittogit ASH , edkawbiedged by the int persons of reaTtectabUity to be euper•or to any thir* of the sort ever offared to dm Public It is peculiarly adapted for the •use of private Fairgisc, Captains of Ado, tiotels,Travellers, dtcs kb the Cesium Lawn Isle may; but deprived of those partliles or firculences which co cosily dispose to fermentation, and ify which it retain& its original add and aromatic flavour, and poi* seises in full perfection all the good qualities of the recent Juice Prepared only and sold by E. §hlllll, Chennit, No tk Har market. bold also by lobo Bell, Chemist, Oxford street; Bacon, ,Oxfoni4treet; and Bolton, under the Itoyal Extb ange , in bottles of es. 6d. 4s. tid. ad Bs. Oath. USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLL QT.AINS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Mit, LI Coffee, Hops, Mildew, and every Vegetable Matter, Sat ea dryly removed from 'fable Linen, Leather Breeches, Cottons, Muslins, Lace and other Artieles of Dress, by HUDSON'. CHEMICAL BI.E.kCHING LIQUID: ft ales fetid's., the above Stains front Ladies' 13uff Dylan, without Ir.luring the Buff Colour, and restores all kinds of Linen to *heir origin:l whiteness, when discoloured by * bad washing, disuse, or long sea-enrages, without any injury to the texture of the cloth. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co., Chemists, 47, Hay market, London; sold also by Shaw and Edwards, 86, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey and Co. NO, Bow Church-yard; Boiler, 4, Cheapsitle ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Ball and Smyth, Dublin; Wolstenholme, Yosh ; Peck, Hull; Batter, Edinburgh ; and the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the Calm' Klissdom is bottles* Se. 3s. and us. each. SI'LLSBURY's PATENT' ANTISCO BUTIC DROPS are jo Ise had genuine, wholesale and retell, et she fallowing houses :-.-Meuea. Dicey and Sutton, No. to, how Church-yard ; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. ; ibaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's ; Butler, Cheapside ; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Barclay and Son, Fleet Market ; Johnstone, Nu. 15, Greek-urvet S o ho; Bowling and Co. Bo roug h : at Croy don ; and Newport , Idt Wight. The genuine stedieitle hac the words—by the King's latent—expressed on the Bottle, Bill, Ind Wrappet, and the king's ditty printed in black ink, in bottles ' of Ss. 6d. tns. and 11 26. duty Included, as usual, at the only Dis pensary, No. 55, Soho-square, London. FEMALE ATTRdaCTION.. N UPgRrINITOLTS }lain have ever bee* consid er td ••• 1 is one of the greatest blemishes in a female fate. AI.I BED'. ROYAL CO MPasinoz!, universally esteemed at the Court of France, and first prepared fur the beautiful Intoinette, is earnest ly recommended to the LadieS, for dint ually eradicating all Su pereleoes Hairs front the foment arms, without musing the least unploasant sensation 1 the akin, by the application 'becomes evi dently more clear aid delicate, and consequently the complexion ,is essentially improved. Sold in packets, at ss. GI and Is. each, wholesale and retall,-fw ' Davison, No. 59, Fleet-street ; Hendric aad Sons, 'Fichborne street; catty, 52, New Bond-street ; Cryer, tB, Cornhill I.iitigate-street ; Shaw and kivarils, St. Fault; Church-yard; Berry. Greek -street, Soho; Warren, 11, C.heapside ; Withers, 2:ZO, Strand ; Macdonild and Sargent .59, Long.-Acre ; Vickery, " Tavistoek-street ; Bowman, Neal fond-sin • Ronands, st. James's.street ; G regsess, Liverpool ; Mrs. Mitriatt, Parade, Bath; tigu, Worcester; Smith, Edinburgh; Bofl, Dante-Street, Dublin; and Is every ca pital town.ln the United Kingdom: DOCEO9 HOWELL'. powaeax F ox Epilepsies, Cnnaulsiens, Hysterics, and all Weis of sits, radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'. Powders. The it chy of these Invaluable Powders bas been apundantly I proved by a great number of cures perfarnad on potions of both Ines and all ages, many of whom had been dreadfully tiAlict, d for a long series of years--and, having taken a arariety of 114.tdir chies without finding any reinf, were deemed by the faculty ob i solute!) , ham able.—The few following ease: arc selected from a very long List, which may be Nten at the Doctor's hou s e, and are attested by such respectable tharacten, that the sthlrgt doubt canna( remain s the mind of the Mat incredulous : • The son of Mr. Truman, of G iimpur-street, aged 10 yetis, had falling Pita from his childhood, bot it now restored to perfect health by Dr. liotvell's Powders. Witness, Dr. Turner, Fellow of the Royal Cellere of Physicians, London, by whom they were retommendol.--w-M7s. Rebecca Green, of the Savoy Pretinct, was for More than twenty years afflicted with Conieidsions and PiWng Pks—and although die had been an in-patient of St. /W. tholomew's and Guy's Hospitals, never revived any beech till she had takefi Dr. How tre Pc .vd.vs, which perfeetly awed h,r. Whims, the Itev. Mr. Hunt, Minl.tr of the Savoy. Mr. David WI; of West Horseloy, iurrey, near 70 years of ag e , was name Oast IT years so grievo.isly odlicted with C.onvulfolis 4%4 Falling Fits, as frequent/f:to nave tenlo a week, awl, after every means were/lied is vain by the most eminent in the re ality, was omelet* cured by lir. : fowell's Powders. Wittleas. the Ker. Mr. Mottos, Minister of West Hoesercy.--rMiaa Atm Williams, of ,toys.iiistoae, lihasitat 4 had violent tits from tier to. fancy, till she was to yeah of age, when by taking Dr. Howell's Powders she wai perfectifturtd. Witness the Iter. Mr. W r, Minister of I.tytonstOne, who, for this great blessiig, puhlldy returned thanks to the Austou sr, in his Chapel, on the Ruh of ilovernistr, Cyliy. This severe gn Rentody is prepared anckr tie Patteelge of Ms Majesty by Dr. How. J., Fellow of itioes Code ge, and is sold at Lis hams, No 73, liigh 1.4t0010n, o w h en e bo b at t e 'ALI packet, fa which is inclosed a Tresas.,v, written by the Day v, on die abov -menuoatsd Diseases. AIM-seers (poet paid) July answered; and the runko gait SO any part et the United Itteivagin. Tills any at publiisbed, 4n Two Irolvoni,'Ocuttn, poke Inn in bninlit r ii4low edam (beio..tho 444) of LE R 4 FROM IirkPBARY, FiRANCE, SPAIii, PCI/LTUGAI" By AZ4 gI4G4.LSII OFFICER. 2 s'agit act die pawl, et non' &rift* lice. Winced for T. Coda sad W. Danien..tingonli histimptsrted and putafied,ln sat.ree IL Ili. 6d. 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