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, !r N u MBER 8426, OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Zarrary 23, 1614. THE PRINCIPAL OPFICERS of HIS MA. Van" , ORDNANCE, lan* give Maw, That Proposals will hi received at their Office in 1413-Mall, An or before Friday, the 11th of March next, from such persons as may be willing to uadettake the supply of WHEILBAR- IitOWs, for service of this Department, for a period d Three Year), detertninabte alter the expirttinn of the 'first Yoe, upon 'notice of s Months, at the option of either Patty. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at Iw Principal Storekeeper's Office, In the Tower ; and further riorti tutus, together with the Teams and Conditions - of the Contract, way be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ton and foot o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Wheelbarrows;" but no Proposal tan be admitted after the sail lull March, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the sante day ; neither will any Tend.r be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend: By Order of the Board, R. R. CREW. Searatam ofFprE OF OitaNdilipai * sa, 1614. 1 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ff HIS MA JESTri ORDlt'd NCR, 4 herekt give Notice, That Proposals wilt be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or befcre Frain the lads day of March next, from such Per saps as may be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE 11011LS'ES, stationed in the following Dis- Uicts, to be delivered at ex pence of the Contractor, NORTH BRITAIN, NORTHERN; YORKSHIRE; EASTERN, uselpelee of WARI.tY ; SOUTHERN, ensibmive of CHATHAM ; SOUTH-Wilfr; - Including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of WIGHI;, mid CHRISTCHURCH ; WESTERN, W,OOLWICK, isekh its Dependencies ; WAR4Y AO CHATHAM, WELDON," NORTH Alisl PTO NSHI ; For a period of Six Months from the lit of April next. Tilt Oat' to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without say mix ture of Fc,:y or Mowburot Oats. and !oust not weigh less than 37 Nuuds per Wincliestar Bushel; the Hay to he sweet and dry, and delivered in trusses of 56 lbs. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and. dry Wheat or Rye Straw, a nd delivered in Trusses of 36 lbs. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each ar ticle which may be delivered, at the followitoratea, viz. For the Oats at par hundred pounds, A4eirdaspeia weight Fur the Hay at per booth ed and twetvepoonds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The proposals may be &hyped separately or jointly for two or more of the saidi)istricts, and it is. expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dune, which, during the period of his contract, may accumulate, snaking an allowance kg the tame aftt . the rated ' per Horse per Week. Farther particular, may be known upon application to tip Wicers 15rispnAqt1Prqytbe Revel Anillery M each District / also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day be tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up end endorsed " Proposals fur Fo rage ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said istteday of March, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. Hy Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Secretary, DISTRESS IN GERMANY. ABOUT eight years ago, the calamities occasioned by the war in different Provinces of Germany gave rise to • Sobcription,and the formation of a Committee iu London, to relieve the distresses on tke Continent. By the generosity of the British Public, the suns of nearly £50,000 was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the extre mity of want; but at no period since the existence of this Com inittee,has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the Country to which their attention was first directed; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandegiburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the ao rta/6 of history. The Committee are anxious to imprees upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup port, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the mount of near £40,0r0. Amount already advertised -- 207 ,911 12" 5 suaseairs tONS SINCIL 111,-CLIVED: • Corporation of the City At the Meeting, I-Vgb of London, by Vote Wyeomb, key. Wm. of Common Council 525 0 Judson 20 0 Luta and 1/evisn Asso- The Vetruvian I.odr of . dation, lst remittance 600 0 Masons, at Ross, He- Chat - !es Smith and Co. I refordshire 10 0 Ratlibone-place 2 2 Rev. Rob. M'Cullock, The Gentlemen of the Dairsie, Scotland 5 0 Academy of Box and . Clothworkers' Company, Son, L. 2s. 84.1. per A. Horne 100 0 John Eayford, Esq. 15 15 ' G. Hayter. Esq. 10 10 J. T. Von Haig, Eq. 30 0 C. C. Cammeyto Door , William Price, Esq. 5 5 man ' Cr osshrook.street Chapel A Friend of C. C. D. and School. Cheshunt, M. Parkit.cm, Carshal- Rev. Mr. Weybridge 12 I I ton 5 5 Miss Cranley, Alrestord 20IM. H. Davies ~ 2 U Ross, lierefordshire,Rev. Messrs. Cobbdson, Mar- . T. Underwood 21 0 gate 10 10 Scotch Church,Swallow- Mr. John Davies 1 1 street,itev. Dr. Nicol, Rev. T. L. Freer, Hands seSts 'is. bd. worth, Staffork:shire 5 5 Arr. Wm. Brooks, Co. Mrs. Freer 1 1 ventry 2 0 Ti*us Owen S- 0 J. W per A. Horne 2 0 E. Goodhart, Esq. 25 0 Subscriptions received at the ars of the City ut I cotton Ta tt-tn; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at ail die Linkers in 'lawn- and Country. R. H. MARTEN, i Secretaries. LUKE HOIA'A RD, _ 50 e 50 0 EV HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. I.EI"I*ERS PA"! ENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL. TWINE CI.O Male is onion* Wed*, at 7•s and 4.4 for Signing, and 8-S, 54, and 6-4-, for Sheeting. THIS Article, SO desirable fur its Economy, and hs great conduciveness to Health, is manufactured on a t. , atbernatical principle (Ayala route de la toile du It so regulating the perviratise, having no flax nor any thing of a cold nature mixed with it, that the ill effects of sudden cold chill, a'ter eugenic, ii total prevented, and is suitable to every climate and season. Is is .id, stamped with the Patentee u N arue, ate. at this East India Warehouses, Nu. 16, Ciatapside, and at no other hou se , in Piton, of 26 yar ds tacit and upwards, said nearl, ball the-price 4sl other Cloth. The 5.4 Atteetiop a nt from SS to $V yards, and thee-4 from 9R yards upwards. QPlars reSaittance) punctually executed. OVID IN LONDON. This day was published, price 6s. OVID IN LONDON, st Ludicrous Poem, in Six Cantos. By a MEMBER of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Printed tor Wm. Anderson, Bookseller and Publisher; 186, (opposite Burlington House) Piccadilly ; to be had of Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-row, and every other Bookseller in Town soil Country. Where may also be had, just published, the Se cond Edation, with Additions and Plate., The Prams or Me saosty, a Poem, in Two Books. By Peregrine Bingham, of the University of Oxford. Price Si. Bd. This day were published, price Ss. 6d. CONSIDERATIONS tin the IMPORTATION of FOREIGN CORN, arising out of the proceedings at a leetlint of the Herkora of Fileshite, proposing to petition the Legislature tot fattier Restriction. As published in the Courier ZJewspaptr of the leth December ' ,1813. Comprising a review of the usual arguments adopted by Agri culturist 4, in support of this measure ; and skewing, that the present high price of every thing has been caused by the excessive increase of the rent of land, and a circulating taxation. That the proposed encouragement to Agriculture, In the legislative support to git higher prices, is delusive, and will be wrested to the further increase of rest, In the same manner as have been tbc high prices to which the Country has already submitted. Further, that the high prices of things in no way result from paper currency. Also exhibiting the Taut cAusa of the rise in the price of Gold and Silver in Britain, and thereby chewing that it is INDIVIWOtirt of the circulation of Bank notes. Sold by Meyers. Otridge and Sou, 134, 4tratid; London. Men;:. B. and W. RIDGE tale th. etre:eat op l urtynity of expressing their Thank, to As &firms Rerment, that h.ove honoured them with their order: t and leg to point out to the 3Tilltio Regiattxtr Paltantetriv fop Foreign setvict, tlkir . ‘ 2 - - 4.- ~•-_ el. u , i -lo - - ,-.----, • . i i, 111. / 1 ‘ .r. , ,:,.. ••• • .... ) • . ... • S.. • .•. . ' .... : ' .. .• .;. )....' . . 4 "'-' 4 * •:. . % • •. 1 --.4.> c;I•i .;" - • A s.;) In iim rot . 11- , , .... OP a . 4 •i . % f -• .. ....., 410,10:11,0*/.......••1 • ‘ t 411: . • th:N G lii,,, .„ 4344 144 JR/ 4041 .,„ • 1....pi...A., _.....,, at eRAIO A ll,:ir - , - ---- - _ MONDA' , MARCH 7, 1814. TO THE YACULTY. A YOU MAN who has been regula* brought ..cs. up to the Profession, sad IRS attended the Lectures and Hospi•al Practice in Town, wishes to engage with an elderly Gentleman who is disposed to decline Practice in a little time, and would be willing to treat with hint upon liberal terms. Letter. (post paid) astilressed to A. B. C. at Messrs. Butkitt, Winstat.ley, and l'ickells, Dreggists, Poultry, London, will be mink tliatrty attended to. SH lONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taughti at No. 19, SherrarcUstreet, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that acebtuplibhment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALL ales system of teaching is expressly sadled for thobe to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small erxpence, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public coaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the moat Aglaia famey dance., and all the superior parts of the praes blot.. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. PRICE SLXPENCE-.HALITENNY. TO THE PROPRqTOES OP EAST-INDIA S fOCK. I.Amts and Gs .1.11119, THE present state of Captain MtLuttr's health baring induced him to dedite offering hiniself again to be. I come a Member of the Court of Directors, permit me to raw* my solicitation for the honour of Your support at the Gametal Election in April next. I beg leave respectfully to submit to your consideration the present state of the Direction, at cunuecs ed with the maritime branch of your affairs, there being WNW time °sly three Naval Members belonging to your Court, of whom one wiU be out in April by rotatioss ; whilst in the year 1805, when the proportion was moth &rover, It was deemed ex pedient to increase the cumber, on the ma:Union recommenda tion of the Court of Direttors. Upon the death of your late worthy Director, Captain Roamer WILLIAMS, I first Mal the benefit. to declare my intention of offering my services, resting my pretensions to your favour prin cipally ou the expairoce I had acquired during more than twenty five years, passed In your regular naval toraice, and earl k teeniinatiim to devote the whole of my time to the duties of the, trust to-be reposed in me, should I succeed to thes great object oi my ambitioo. The uniform entering reception I have cape riescocil on my canvass demands my gtattfal acknewlcslgnieat, aad NlCaingts me to look wish ccioildence through your tamest to-the day of election. I baobab, honour to be, with great respect, ladles acid C.indents-is, ,Your most otsedieotaud very bumble serirant, a 6, George-street, Hanover- WM. S VAN Lk Y Cl.Altrat square, March 4,1814. NkiV YoUTH WILES. A series of Sidney Gazettes, which have reached town to the Ist of July last ; confirm what has been hefore mentioned respecting the state of New South Wales. The great object of the merchants and inha. bitants is to establish an export trade with this coml. try, and for this purpose to obtain leave to ship, their surplus grain (which was rotting in the barns), sa:t pork and beef tor his Majesty's navy, and wool, said to be little inferior to that of Spain, in return for the • customary importations, instead of making remittances in money, which drained the settlement of specie, and impoverished the colonists.. Another object is to ob tain permission to distil spirits in the colony, which would greatly benefit the cultivator, and retain the money generally paid for spirits obtioned Irons Ame rica, the East Indies, and other places. Memorials. on these topics have been presented to Governor Mac. quarrie, signed by the principal inhabitants of the different settlements, and transmitted by his Excel. lency for the consideration of his M ijesty's Ministers. The representations made to Ministers i England and to Governor Macquarrie, have led to the removal of the restrietion in rega:d to foreion trade with the pOrts of the Derwent, and of Port balrymple at Van Diemen's Land; so that merchants or trading ves sels from England, India, or other countries in amity with Great Britain, might, from the 10th June, ISI touch at those ports, and on entering their cargoes and paying the' duties thereon, make sale of such portion as may be, by the respective commandants, deemed necessary to the wants or demands of those settle- Ingots its like manner and with e qual tree.tosn a. at Port fackson. Te relieve the cotnmercial distress of the Colony of New South IVal:., arising Iron the scarcity of specie, the Governor h.id put in circulation a quan tity of dollars, a piece struck out of the centre being cut rent at 15d. and the r:mainder of the dollar at si. sterling. The Commissary-General bad als') issued notes of one, two, five, and ten pounds each, in par. meat of provisions supplied by individuals to his Majesty's stores. These notes were to be consalida ted monthly. Captaia Jones, of the King George, from Sydney Cove, New South Wales, gives an account of a suboa Otaheitan, at presentain iuhabitant of New Zealand, against whose artifices it would he no less humane Oleo politic in masters of vessels calling at the Bay of Islands to guard. This fellow, whom the seamen call Otaheite Jack, was left there by the Seringapa tam, upwards of four years•since, and. he has a perfect knowledge of the New Zealand dialect, with a tolerable share of English, be never fails to ingra tiate himself with Commaeders by a tender or his good offices in procuring spars ; but finishes his set vices. by inveigling away ti,e seamen, in oid:r as much as possible to distress the vessel. Capt. Jones supposes, that the people who suffer themseives to be deluded by the representations of this villain, are afterwards murdered on account of their apparel, or to become food for the wretched cannibals who de voured nearly the whole or the Boyd's crew. The following is an extract of a letter from Sydney, dated May 8, 1818:—" The Governor Macquarrie, Captain R. S. Walker, has arrived from Otaheite; visited Pal:nerston's Islands, in the hope of di.cover ing, and apprehending, some or all of time ruffians who, about two years ago, treacherously comb . ned against and murdered Mr. I. Burbeck, formerly master of the brig Cyclops, under whose orders they had been left by Captain rodger, of the Trial, for the purpose of procuring sharks' fius and beech•ia-mer, and anoi her Englishman. The chief consnirAtors, it appears, were two Portuguese, who prevailed on their companions, atar‘ng whom were several Otaheitan and other islanders, to join in the detestable project. A quantity of the natural productions of the place that had been collected, still remained, in a spoiling state, but none of the delinquents could be found.— Captain W. also touched at the Happies, and there f..und several deserters from the brig Favourite, Cap tain Fish, who, from an inconceivable degeneracy of inclination, had mingled with these uncouth and sa vage islanders, with the very basest of views possible. as they were employed in constructing batteries front the cannon taken oat of the Port au Prince, a stout privateer of SO guns, which' had been cut off there. — From these batteries they doubtless had a view to the capture of shipping that may accidentally fall within their range; and as a pledge of their determi nation to do all the mischief in their power, they have planned and headed several expeditions against The num b be m ut r uch c o er t tbaLyinufrri""latuidss o s t i lit a l t or a ti l many undefended islands, which they plundered and left destitute. ca li aup a d r atb p bl i at e e s, gi : am e cic k io no cam w aspli n os o hi t iben ; g too guarded that chance to go that way.". ADIMtESS TO THE ARMY IN GENERAL Band W: RIDGE . of Chichester, having establish 1/ • ed"tempi.* Warebouitss ii. that City, beg leave to offer their melees in furnishing the ARMY IN GENERAL, but more parvicusarly Regiments passing through the Sussex District, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every desc-ip ticll. Their Stores are so exteusive,and such arrangements have been made to merit patronage and approbwion, that Regiments may be supplitol at an hour's nntice with every article required tor the complete etieipment of the soldier. N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula would And great advantages in the eo:itiguity of the above Warehouses to Portsmouth. Sts A /flung Man wanted immediately to asslia in conducting 'be Retail Linen Drapety Busineis. Apply as above. No. 29t, STRAND. DATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- These litstrutn•nts are upon an entire new principle, the springs are to constructed is to admit of increase or decrease in ' size and force; will answer fur right and left side, without any strap whatever. SALMON, ODY, and Co. confidently recommend a tr!al to all those who prefer perfect tug .and wend y to the plicarion of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, 41 that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if not round superior in ease and hest to, every other invention, atter any triol s wear. or daniage. '1 heVatentees have received the following appointments : The ituyal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock-yards ' the Ordt once, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable List India Company, &C. Ste. N.B. Persons residing in the country, sending the Circumfe rence of the Body, in inches, just above tLe hips, may depend upon being accurately Cud. THE CHEAPEST AND 11E61' MEDICINES FOR . • • COUGHS, COLDS, AND All HMAS. CHURCH's COUGH*DROPS for recent Colds, obstinate 'Coughs, and swarmed Asthma, Oen d unrivalled Its reputation tor fgt. to years past, and the various testimonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the estimation in which it is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the lulluxving instance is inserted : " Dirmlnghatn, March 16, 1805. " In justice to you, and to certify the value of tLac excellent Medicine Church s Cough Drops, I send you the following case, at the particular reqq,est of the patient. "MILLS SWINNEv." " Sir-1 came suffiziently ,acknowledge the cure I have received from Church's Cough-Drons. A must suffocating Asthmatic Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so severely, that I expected moiling less than death every minute; one bottle relieved me considerably, and four more perfectly restored toe. Your sending this to the proptieturs will oblige your humble servant, " TDOMAS EDMUNDS. " Sold by Edwards, 66,0 n the Font-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. None can be genuine eact "Shaw and Edwards, 66, i bt. Paul's Churchlatd,"' is engraved on the stamp. Price alli kk ifil. and Don blr Size U. Od. per Botch. '4. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO THE LIVING of LIT - 11.E MUNDEN, comprising the Great and %lull riches over about 20410 Acres of good Land, with an excellent Parsonage Hasse, and every suitable Office ; Farm yard, Barns, Stables, Sheds, Ate. and a large Glebe. The preseot incumbent is a very old man, and in course of nature cannot be expected to live many years. fier further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin *-418e, Chariug-cross. Letters post paid. AN EXCELLENT Ii.IASEHOLD HOUSE, Fit for the lt IDENCE e sl•FAlittLY of HIS UNCTION. TO BE SOLD IT Aucnoic By Mr. CALLAHAY, On the Premises No. 2, Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, on Friday, the 2 - ,th instant ' at one "-lock, THE UNEXPIRED TERM of TEN YEARS of the LEASE from Lady Day next, at a trifling Ground Rot. The Premises are Substantially built, in excellent repair, and may he tittered on immediately. ..The House contains three Rooms on the principal Floor, Dining and Breakfast Parlours on the Ground Floor, two Staircases, attached and detached Offices of every description, Stabling for five Horses and two Coach houses, and a pleasant a'ry Garden. To be vi e w e d by 'rickets, which may be bad of the AucCo neer, No. ti 9, New Bond-street, where Particulars may be ob tained; also, on the Premises; and at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cernhi.l. POSTPONED SALE, FROM 18 1'1 FEBRUARY, Ixl4. , B1(0.9.1) MAYNE, NEAR DORCHES rEkt. I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • On Saturday, April 1 6, 1814, at she Antelope Inn, Dorchester, at Your subject to the Conditions to be then produced, A LL tliat very DESIRABLE ESTATE, late IX the Property of Mr. WILLIAM SAMWAYS, deceased; situate at the admired Village of BRO.A1) MAYNE, in the County of Dorset; containing about SIX I'Y-FOLYR ACRE', siaiiite measure, of ARABLE, and about SEVESTY•SEVEN ACRES, statute measure, of PASTURE I.AND, now Rented by Farmer PA SHIN; with the FAR.I4I- HOUSE and coovenient OU ruu U .DINGS, and ORCHARD thereto adjoining. Also, a ERICK KILN and BRICK-YARD; and a PIECE of PA X 1 URE GROUND thereto adjoining, confaining together about flee Acres and a Mill of t,rouad, statute measure, now oc cupied by John Walls. Also. all that MESSUAGE with convenient Offices, and a Malt lioase and Garden adjoining, situate at Broad Mayne aforesahl, late in the occupation of the !said Mr. Samways. Also, One Third Part of the MA NUR of BROAD MAYNE, atri of the INN called the BLACK DOG, and of a cee taw Quit- Rent and various Cottages held with the Manor. The whole is Tytlie-lrer, and the Land-tax is redeemed, and will be Sold in One Lot except rho Di la kiln and the Piot arl joyaing. Broad Mayne Is within a few mile, of the tashionahle much frequented Watering *Or of Weyntotsch, to which eSs whew runt attS4C froth Broad ?Maple ; and within three' miles of Dorchester, and the Turnpike Road Lc= Watettatri to Dorchester passes through Broad Marne. The purehase of the above Estate w:11 afford an opportunity of accommodating any Gentleman who is find of Field Sports with that amusement, as the Country almonds with Game.' The Estate possesses several deli,thtful spots for Building upon. Foy a view of the Premisos apitly tt Mr. Sherren of Whit comb, near Dorchester, and for itir•her particulars apply to the said Mr. Sherren; to Mr. John Stone, Solicitor, St. Mary-street, Taunton; or to samuel C ark, Esti. or Mr. Thomas Parr, Sol e tor, both of Poole. Note.—A Plant f the Eitate may be sell r Mr. Parr's Oars. FOR. RHEU VA I ISM, SCIA l LUMBA'iO, NUMB: NE:)S, PALSY, 3cc. is particularly recommended 1 HE CUMBERLANL• 111TUMINOUi THE astonishing success with which this Medicine has been employed in cases of the nio.t inveterate. hopeless, and deplorable kind, after every other mean, had been tried in yam, and the unhap,iy sufferer had given up atl hope. of ever gah:ing relief, must kis ly entitle it to the attention ut the afilieted watt any of the above complaints. An .ccount of many great anti ex tragrdinary cures performed in alt parrs of ihe kingdom, with re frrence to persons of the first respecta'aility, may be had, gratis, front any of the Venders. Prepared (only) by G. RAsasAr, Apothecary, Penrith, (many years of Apothecaries' Hall, Lqndon), and . old in hoitleg, us nil. each. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Son., 93, Fleet-Market, London; G b.on, Myers, and Co. Newcastle; and retail by all Venders of Medicine its Town ltisd Country. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE 118. To Mr. B. Cues r, No. 9, Great Surrey street, Black cars. DEAR SIR, Portsmouth, Aug. 15, 1813, On board the ship Venus for St. Helena. HAVING been much afflicted with Gout, attended with a Liver complaint, for a great number of years, and so distresvcd with weakness and contractions, as to be incapable of attending my Regiment as a Captain in the East-India service, I returned to this country with hopes of obtaining a cure, where every means was used for two years and a half without the least success, when a friend sent me one of your Pam; filets, where I found Case 10, of Mr. Hayman, exactly similar to tuy own, which induced me to attend you. In a few days was much relieved, and in two months so much restored as to be enabled to resume my usual sithation, and the truth of my Case may be seen on the books of the Honourable the East-India Company, and by making it u public as possible you will much oblige, Dear Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant, R. H. Ssi ATIIAId• (C*St R 9. in a future Parer .1 TO 'I HE LADIES. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. ip(rTTLER's celeboated VEGETABLE TOOTH 1...1 POWDER is, with confidence, recommended to the Use of the Public, as the most efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Tertb lu a sound stare, even to old age, andproducing a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a Mastless and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the most de lectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will pre vent tbe Tooth-ache, G um Boils, and Swelled Face, by retuoviug its Caine—the Scurvy in the Gums- Price 25.9 d. the box. BUTLER'. Superior LAVENDER WA UK, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal High nesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales and of many Ladies of thefirst Distinction. Price 4.. in half-pint: bottles. Sold wholesale and retait by the Proprietor ' R. 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