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Clime, aborts, teethes -Wrier, to terms der Oct. 31, Nov. , Dec. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. K irkinms, Cloak-lane) J. Diem/We t Kingstoli-upon-Hull. dealer, Cie. 21, 31. Dee. 2, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pierce, Kirby. street, Hattno-garden. J. Tigwell, Gosport, Hoes-draper, Oct. 21, Nov. 4. Dec. ' 2, at Guildhall, London. Attoessey, Mr. Sydiall, Alias gate-street. J. Moore, New Surrey-street, Binckfriar's-mad. irOnestm. ger, Oct. 511, Nov. 7, nee t ? at Goilalboll. Attorney, Mr. Elston, Catherine-court, Trinity-square. • L. 1). Dechatelay, Gran Scotland-yard, We/train/fee, dis• tiller, Oct. 21, Nov. 4. Dec. Y, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. PoWin, Dean-street, Seim. r B. (heaves. Moseley, Yorkshire merchant, Nor. 1.5, 181 at the Bull's Bead Inn, Moseley, Lancashire, Dec. 2, et the Rose and Crown. lass, llodders6eW, Yorkshire. Attorney, Mr. Bettye, Cheocery-laae. J. Perm, Pommies& Cheshire. cotton-epinner, Nov, IS,. IS, Dee. 2, at the Warreo Bulkeley . Arms Inn, Stockport,. 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Bd.-RNeglsi • 3.4....8arky 3Sr. JCL , Peet 1 41 * -1 / 4 .1 " *if - 4 242 4 • tads. litl.'"OinsionL,, initlifiklllFhpl ts s of' beilietelellbilmovsee yew . mel (ma the ' ,t realm Hie 18111 t sty of October. estt. esultrete of the sties sfootons.ll4 a therm oe the =petioles Isnot isle tilos'. il . ef • • 'l' 1‘ I L LET aft r Y. kfOUS la 11, Red iparticathes apply PATA9NItitld !if lot l$ ROX.A.I. lit tititelbaa PRIN. F. OP WAj.ES. Phenemenati its •Arts, of extensiVe • JT. RIGGE'S cel , brutal! MAGNNT IC kit,. p FOR T 1 lILF.T.-1 . ,e above, which hut} bees deem ed by suite of our first-rate M,elionties an itivnitiible im presentee; to the Pins, will he admitted (bv thine who have professionally *tidied every expedient for *dachas theasatt acute edge) In pesos powers far superior to any precedent discovety, fur s•tarpening Razors upon principle , / decisively awning,. simple, efficient, and of assured mecass, vanish). log the t'roperties of a ilune, for which it is a Tisleable and superior sub-titute, always acting eqeally, reqqkrieg no oil, or anyather to rise it effect t also supenieding the use of an elastic strop, to wbsch it iv ,diametriealiy Jappnsite in - principle. and ina,ately superior. It is not liabf•• (.3 want repair, even in the Hind Intemperate climate is cleanly in its use, leaving no soil upon the Razor, nod prod:sees a most acute aamdar edge, sinalts, to the effect of a :mho-, differing oily in its being much fiime alai more acutely regular, thereby ad mitting the position et -the Razor, dating the operatlikreif haven* to be laid nearly fiat, or parallel with the skin, con sequently obviating the danger of cutting the face, all accidefit very cominon, arising from the inaccurate edge produced by Me general use of isii elastic strop, which renders it necessary to (*vale the back of the Razor unsaiely. The Tablet also pe serves and centimes the Razor's edge in the most acute am; scinitifit state of tiui- h —in fact, by its re far ate, it would be ns impossible to produce a round edge (or in mere familiar terms, Is kb those who are pinch accustomed to use an elastic strop, a blunt one),• as it %mid be impos.dlilc. bs the appli cation of an elastic surface, to obtain an smite dit edge ; nee minute's impectimer this inveatioa will prove to the insist in credulous, beyond the passibility of a doubt, the eztraordi aary and desirable tot it produces on a Razor; and al tbiates it acts in a taut decisive way opoe its edge, the snag netk surface does not become in the least dimitished ; there fore the disagnsableoperation of spread* on a new com position is avoided a the simple and witieviating. mode of us ing this Table-1,1E6.nm its aseet.eutiresslia) applieattea, and it will be foiled particularly cissir.ole to tuate wilt) have not • convenient acica to Cutlers • if is commodiously portable, its Alf .ce is a• dense level, and its ezten*l appearance parti cularly rah/se. Sold b. J. T. !time, the Inveetnv sail Manufacturer, at ,b is wareemses, Nu. 6.), Chertipild • i N aag o. 6•2. Park -street, a Grustenor-squ re i and try reguin ely iipprintesiogents itnevery dtionil lowa at leioada. (worrier trepenteet the *OW fro u ul tkeepti.n, each Ta me wilt be sold avids the - ernfiriesor's Sigtere; 9'oha Thu- 1 was !tiger, and nmabered in red lnic.--Ps•ire is. AGOVERNESS of experience, thoroughly . versed in thedinkreat Branches of Educnsion, having finisked her_preseit charge, Is desires* of another in a No- bladed or Geadensates Family, or Of tie* Voting Ladies to 1 bosuld with her. Theme* respectable rettleace-ean he-eiyee. Letters (post '4;04 addraped to Z. Z. MOM Dike of Udg Paper. will be aaswered as soon as passible. • Cininf_CS BANkIipPTCY, THE i CREORS, who. beep prcited their DEBTS a iA Commitsioo of Baalicallt, against Joivrce4Add hn Catkin. of to, in the C o sati c oex,• briir efrill is m • A lite 6ik day of Jaawvx, 1777, amy Hreceive 1) l of Eight-peace lialf-penny la the I Z i4 Kean Ore= and Curbeld, Skinners' pliittiam between the pours of N farad T e 1_..... . ~..... 14474.7WPWIT4)LEliii, a Young Man who I Y. write! a Rood Hand, and eon enter and keep 6c- counts neatly, to he empla)ed in the Receipt and Payment of Money and other matters. A Persap who hay betel brought up tarter a Laad Steward, *EN pesbohig suit. N o Perim who cannot and the "cvity smill t aagaired by hankers from their Clerks, need apply. Apply to Mena. *itherloy, Stationers, Bliveia-lane, loodna. j , i • -;:_ • Pnos rus LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. 41. esorcioe 11100. N. 9. Tb be coati:med.; At the Court at the Queen's PAlacc, the 18th of October, Present, the King's Must Excellent Majesty in Council. It is thi4 day ordered, by his Majesty in Coun cil, that the Parliament, which stands prorogued to Thursday the let day of Novembeetaext, be further prorogued to Tuesday tit° sth day of De. *ember next. • At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 18th of October, Present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This, day the Right Hon. William Wellesley Pole was, by hip., Majesty's command,. sworn of his Majestre• *mil Honourable l'rivy Council, and took bis.PIM eedi 'at the Beerd•ascngly. • •fr.r“,.... g - 1 • a ct it' .4.. T r iritek I •er t. The King triaiaten pleakd to gvat,itis the Rev., Charles Henrrilall, 1). 1). the pfkilind dignity of Dean of the Catfredrat.Ohurch of Christ, in the ] University of Oxford, vett! brittrd'iesignatiesaist Dr. Cyril Jackson, late Dean thereof: MILITARY' PRONDTIONS. Drar+Oifirie. Oct. 21, 11419. Ist Ire' ,invent of Dragoou Guards—Lieutenant Will' rie.t. from the 9tb Ligtu Dra,zOole. to he Cap ,- • wahine purchase, yin; Sober, lobo retires. Ist Rehiateut of Ortagitren--lieatleasan Caiet Jefery Jonah Thomas Arerne, frmn the Royal Military College, to be Cornel, without purchase. 12th Reglaieut of Light DrogssonA—Lasign William Patton, from the 18th Foot, to be Coruet, by purchase, vice Phelps prompted. 19th Ulan—Samuel Dikes King. Dent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Edwards, promoted. 17th Ditto—Quarter Thomas Canoe tit be Itegiineo tat (Starter Mitsvr. Ist megiatrat Foists.-Yoluateer John Nl‘Getsvor•sis he En -1.11, sire SPPhersue, whose- .ippoialmeat bee Out tat. . umiaPti; ll P t ik i tAte c • ofyrei4 , Toot etist=tlinost wrcki ie. Erkign A. T. Iloon, 'ice Pollock, who Boole t Vide brearnills here acknowledge, I have bad some _slight I sin, sire M'Plierson, whthe- a ppoiutincitt bis nut WWII eciagyi. - jj t ;l i gel . I M Ah C r l l l et eC i eltlle 17:jcici t of fin t a h l e ('root, but by applying yotpr Lo 'asp about gave. . .• , hi g h.hirr . h.lartly. ten of twelve minutes. I received an immediate cure, 7th Oittoßiehatlf Walter, ()eat. to be LieutenhAfe*ltheot , wholeaat y R Af(9.lCTlO:4B. nor Neve 1 bete realinettent hoar these tweJve months, bait. purchase, vice Fernie. promoted. . ' Basingha ri end Chirnrgical An- us the cinerary, enjoy a better gale o f he a lth than 1. ha ir AO Di ttn --Li eu t eua nt R. M. Seism, from the 14th Foot, to hatter.— yr hit /1) plateb. Price dose far ygars, a nd ran walk ten or to elve . iitiles ite time he Lieuteonnt, /flee tratiklia; ohsreerltngee. - lent. —N t without Ate feted trouble, is netni Wry can taittft. lUth Oicto—Major :ladies Sheri tabu Wlttititet-Colonel, hf; hanurniar y.,Hy S. m ora y , Lee- Haria g quitedfpractibra I have met those •frequent torpor- purchase. vice Aafi, *hi+ nr4ras..'. o ~t E . , . t Oct. 17.. *and-filtstrieutc), ' Edin- tirades of rtscpmemendwg rim asedleiocsr . kat I . ran assure Ilia Ditto—Pedigo* Cfsitries Teton, in jp* Captain of a I R ea d, c, . 4, ~,,,‘„m aa to i ,t g t h e 0 4,4),,W w a n - thofr 'Nies eif fluid wherein '1 advised them, compuy, urtheptirchttiO, vire fluthli. appointed to the t IJ, s. H d o , to hho .84Insge, .Jka the patients have experienced similar relief with myself; and !elks Foot i ' ',llto Juke Welsh to .11hig4oareanur, v iew jjo ntatc qh . t iv.. , ..i,•,. .. i otilt in, trout Its; ahrusnytfillo veri f ar, ready to dila* Teton.. -1 . '4 . .•+ i - son. R..] y a ms geg - . gsf, yor of it. One case . rii3reruArly deserves netsee, 141 h jin fo ....Li es ieh al a 11 . I. F ran kt,,, from the Bth Fo it. to . c h vir a,l l . it ai the f Pule fiiiiWill was - Ala - red Itheinfuntsits dltetnettiv he Lieuteoan‘•vigu w ise , ,A [,,t,,, Fad m o b:wit av, and. kr . *find eery mediciar lord Ifft, Hitto—di E*oend Tubbs. teat tialitb -Font. to. S. Lir e , ;111,11ddifet, et the Royel . • „bat has % ielped ttr• that proyideettai IN- be s Liesteesit,„olititen_ t.. pardon* ru i li,oseizt rie 4014- Hi g h H al other 11v111111 est Phi. crtiestimian'AUrtii444. . day, fr:ant' the rib Oatetstan RtAftpd . W . 'Lieutenant, . r i s . wa n ks. • •v i I iittntilltitrlnc•being•tblA'pat l ticsgart and be *taltiired, et 4fitio perches!. l` . • )1; s, a na taiistag....4bu i ttt wait Linossadvaticed. klunillnlst Procni from anytltirti- 5 h,,lollo—t:apt • .C 4 rqyWippfiu te. j: iir e e h t t, ; a. " .ili g HtMte mailman of LAitALUIer. • tvlrejodise,_lnit what haossodod on trutb, esperere, Ilajc mrchase, vied , who rchies t Lietrinefr't . , 1 0 1 us Altedisiby,,-.X. 1t...4 , #•,, fade. - • •• • .1 Ade, fl-nuorbe- •as vaititi,nt tiflie i r i rArc ... loi l i - ' ' 1 e dtelbnaver lobe, Ater lr, your faithfil Mold, ' bitetli_ illatavVaradambila,loilitalansi4R4be -riots will be re- , il.lftitli2r t i id & t i , if f i•:; l 4 l,t4 4 ,M tititt denff" . ' i ttiiiikitallg i ti. 44 4 t. . 1 ,.t.:144Ni1th , n Din: 4,4 rent- iibIOKIANNI IrgiliollsPggldideetapt .. ..4lCliiidaq ='. miga gig i .• 1 t 1 45.,•.,s Well Iniritie is wk.; tise it , accooltrsg to a late email* of himself, to take as g d Iliggisdifsies(iFaitt.! P. - A M di j fret is ' ortlififead, a p.jrtifes of tSftrealit ns, ever be eaeld . in his life, -.- .. 112- Ttili Elersteiiiiti. - efinfeet iiiirChile. • r i yof Oc , Oloorvatives as Care- March 18, 11108 7.. , _ ..._ . - _____ , , „ Ensign A. T. Hodeon, Vice Pollock, who realer, duties of e E TT: , J ia= . mouitt. azi it), Na. ?, ' 4-71 1• - •SPR - WSW! PRICR. • • 7"' , ' • • Ticket 11 • .1f XI 12 0 I Eighth . A do. 4 0 Qditrf .. er i . • ' 2 7 01 Sith-etitb • •' 0 9 0 PaHiedar Members maybe mewed. frmst .10. 1 tiliktaiio, . . as the tabus* Office, if not, already veld. • ‘ • . Ping f4l r. ew ou inkn i lonse. of the Caul.. taken re44il4l:l4ackftWei:tioad. ‘m 111 v i tt i t ;re of -t; \- :l l l . e 9 n . n2 r it t arto S li a n r. - seta every Morality and Thursday, until the whole are -erne nielnd.. " •' • Ribearkable Opens performed by the MR of the Geestanisn Medicines, exemplified in the following alithentie Cams : CASE XXXII,. To Mr. Geest, Chymitt, Not 9, Great Surrey-street, Black friars road. Sift Some time about (be 'noel); of November, 'SOO. hy• !Ridden expoeore to air when hot, I took a vinkrit cold, which wit Itureeeded by extre , ne pains in my arms. and af- terwards in my knees and hips, which co-tinned till I halt nearly lest the me of my Births, and the pains were in Af firming that I rauld er Chat little i tleeii.• 117 father employ ed a medic'', gentleman of respeetahility, whaler medarines ft-Pre stdminiiterint a month without effortliog me any relief. On being informed of, the extrannliaary efficacy of your Me. dirines in mach eamplaints, my killer determined on tiling them, and for that purpose I wa;conve•ed to your twine, (fur I was nimble to stalk), and on takiac of your fille t and batinz the LotSsp rubbed all down my hips anal legs, and to the sales of nay ' feet, I was in little more than half an hour completely freed from pain, and ahsolutely walked all the way bark in perfect ease. The pains: retarned three or roar times, but never so as to prevent me walking, add were always done away in a few mutates by referring to the one ef year Medicines : in five days I was perfectly cared, and have redsained io the egjesymest of good health ever ',ince, which 1 consider so great a blessing to myself, the knowledge of it >hntfid he diffesed, and In compliance with melt an its. ennthent duty, von are mounted! to make any raw public, as witness my band this 27th of Febrnary, 1901 THOMAS CRISP BADC I oCit. Witness Isaac Bedrock, father to the above. No. I, Ciarden row, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's-ian lane. I, Themes Crisp Basienek. do hereby certify, *at I am now in perfect health. and that I have been re xi: s e t frets fe Ilse mplaint of which 1 was cured by Mr. near w years ago, as wines say bead, this 111th of March. MC •• THOMAS CRISP It ADCO t 'Witness, Isaac Bedrock. his father. now livieg.at Na, 1, Main's-court, Coldbath-fields. CASE XXXIV". As copied.frent 41r. Leash's Letter, addrested to Mr. Guest, Ne. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriar's-road. t . Sea- 1 1 now? deem it an Incumbent duty to address myself to yea, as the happy Instrument in the discovery of the Guesto- Man Medicines, not mils for their Rood erect oa me, but also on misers, where it has been property applied. My own eme deserve. particular attentim, as from the earl/ stages of life in which I was attacked, and otber eir lemestisaces, I. was apprebeusive I should be a martyr to the Gout. My first attack was in January 1785, in both feet, Itiiial was drawee atSt. Thomas's Hospital, and lasted me d; the next time it seized me waif in Jilly 1787, ia 1 right hand, and knee, sad div jns _jaw was so c 0.111141 .1 1 1 1 4 1 v locked • up. that I existed fix many months by tea- spbstifbis of fluids.; itt this *ref tried Rash, which gave me , great relief; and 1 mentims Mese partkulap Italy to convince yno that your Nte.iirines will not (icily titre the flout. but will teen preterit those rigidities of the joiNti that mine 61 dimol the eretaceees [natter: Fritts this date I had re ctar • attacks, wjalcip were of many meth.' thkra 7 . anl, ; ant th tinter always relieved me until my attack in Piovembyr, 17 9 99; after saifferionf a considerable time. and the waters then CPI*, I first trsed yUgr Pills and Lptien, which was if happy trial for me, ad I now BID TUB lions tiertattee. I had been afitted with the Goat is both kneepeutd feet. sky left hand, slut a paralytic alikesies of that shoulder; 1 hod aced yilhetaftlatt buf - three time.. when I was able to a walk - withowt *stick, and by daily use. in ten Java I was so ireenvered. as to whereto Reading. lam perfectly satisfied I the Guestenian Medicines do not repel, as 1 have earl them •id Ow; Klghttet leflanntlatnry stages ill the Griot with•att the lioh °flay •tioinach, nkhrsugh at other times the rig e h oh t t e ne alas pinduced it , eyes) the application of a leech to Mt .. Your Lothar; le/Nerve. produees a perspira tion ea the pin, tratthe hit hil• the /talent' ialbsrataafitat, the more pr,ofore the penaptrlti.in is ; which it accesiimed by its. effervcsemg with the chalk which obstructs the passage of the blood (already leaded with it) through thesauri. minute qr capillary semis; of this I am confident from oservatlon. You will nu duribt receive great pleasure wirers s l Inform yam that by merle' perteverance in the Palma I rocoverea the use of my shitelder. which I am de% eniMueed was paraly tics tart this respaiied time. In :‘ letter t a Air. Young in haste, j omitted stating to him th..c:Te-t of the (;arestooian Pills da mos. I had been often antieted with flutaleace in my seeillarb, attended with a ra v t ir,,otafo g b":eafititidy i f s r 2 u m e e nt tn rge t:te a th s r l ee on of n t7m i t i all: g ui t g h l i s s t :4 'sternly; which I did: nod' On the third day 'hirer op 1e la t tioantif vof bile I had ever seen or heard oft since ,t (which is sixteen months) I have the pleasure u tty, idle • net hart any of those sylupturisi •of • sick t. I raw here aekaawledge, I have bad some slicht uncks of the etpult bus by applying y"ju 1 491 , 17 about iof twelve inimites,' I recei ved an muse e cure, ' Mad f beelreealitte.onelaurahete twelve mealltit,bak. health I 1 ;.: . 9,r0 ir . . 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