The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-14 00:00:00

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This day was published, Price 6d. or sr. per dozen, THE WHOLE OF THE PROCEEDINGS the Trial of Action betw LLOYD FRANCIS WRIGHT, Upholsterer, an G and WYLLIM LLOYD WAR DLE, E4q. M. P. with the Attorney-Gesieval's Speech, the whole of the Evidenc e g i ven to d eta il , Mr. Serkant Best's Defence, and Lord Bllet*orough's Charge to the Jury. Primed for Samuel Tipper, 37, Leadenhall-street, sad to be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen. ••• S. Tierra begs leave to assure the Public, that the above is the only full a nd impartial account of this interesting ease. Of those which have been already published, at four tenses the price of this, he atirms, that the one h a garbled and fabricated nccouat, mod the other very deficient in the most material parts of the evidence. CARMARTHENSHLRE. TO BE LBT BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And mitered upon at Michaelmas next, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE for a Genteel Family, situate at the Ferry side, in the parish of St. Ishosel,consisting ofa modern-built DWELLING-HOUSE, called ROBERT'S RUT. The ground-floor contains two large sitting-rooms, servants -hall, and kitchen; on the bra thsor, frier large roam; and a dressing-room; ou the attic stun, three excellent bed-chambers; vaulted cellars Ike. ROBERT'S REST is situate on an e m in en c e , com manding a beautiful land and sea pr.mpect, bounded on one part by a sandy beach, deirable for sea bathing and otherwise; tom. by from 10 to 50 Acres of excellent Land, which may passed with the House, to which adjoins a well-stocked Kitchen Garden and Orchard; distance from Carmarthen. by a good turnpike-road. eight miles, and by the nuyigabk river Towy, with regular passage boats, 10 toile. Nor further particulars apply to Mr. Edward Williams olicitor, Carmarthen; if by letter, post-paid. SCIIEME. 4 410.000 £Bo,ooo 4 5,000 '20,000 4 2,000 B,OOO 8 l,OOO B,OOO 12 5OO. 6,000 24 IOJ ?AO° 30 5O l,BOO 4,920 ... 15 73040 20,000 Tickets. £200,000 At the Royal Oak lan. Cheadle, lit the County of Stafford, on FRIDAY. the IRA d.ty of AUf-ANT, 4809, at Flirt o'Clock is the Afternon. either together, or in the fal lowing, or such other LOS, RS Alin be appointed by the vendor at the time of sale. subject to Cmulitiow unleta the whole should be previnosly dbposed of by Private • Contract, in sue Lot, of which dye Notice will be given, ACapital and very Valuable FREEHOLD EST ITE situated in the Mostar of Cheadle Orange. at the distance of about one Mlle from the Market Town of Cheadle; eon:listing of WOOD HEAD, and Its Manorial Rights, Fisheries, nod Appurtenances, with good Out headings and Offices, wafted Garden, Pleasure tinsenls, Plantations, and Woodlands. with Meadow, Arabic, and Pasture faux!, in the highest state of cultivation, containing altogether about 460 Acres of Land, with Fared-houses and suitable Out-buildings. This Lottery consists of only . 1 0f19 Numbers (from I to BOLIO ; bet there are Four Tickets o f ench Number, which will he severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn amainst such Number ; for instance, If No. I should be drawn aPrize of 10.0001. the Four Tickets ..f that Number will wick be anklet' to 20,00J1. mak*, in the is hole, 80,0001. se that if any person shoulA purchav more than One Ticket of the same Number, and that Number prove fortunate, he may gala, By Two Tickets of the same Naniber, A Prize of MASCALL'S DUTIES. On Monday theloth J u l, was publbhed, price 15s. ADIGEST of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS and EXCISE, payable upon all Foreign Articles imported iMl'sr esported front Great Britain; also the Duties out wards; the Countervailing Dirties between Great Britain and 'reheat; the &main and Allowances on British Goods, and dions se the FLAeries ; the Duties Coastwise; the Quaran ties aid Tamage Duties; together with rahlel of Seaver, &Wage. Levant, and Blasi.' Dees.—The whole brought up ' W the 311; July, 180!). Published by and to be had of Edward Jews INlsseall, Long Room, Cwitom-House; and sold by Samuel Tipper, $l, Lpdeuball-street. LADIES' BUFF DRESSES. E objections to Buff Drosses, from their unniiiew to Stains, and the difficulty of removing them, ate , now entirely obviated by the use of U DSON•S CHE MICAL BLEACHING LIQUID, which reinures Stains of Red Pen Wine, Tea, Coffee, Ink, Mildew, and every vegetable matter from Baf Messes, Table Liam, Leather, Cutlass, Media,, and Lace, without iu j aring the Buff Co lour. or She haldura oftlin Cloth. Prepared and Sold by Hudson - ind Campany, ffer Ms jesty's Uhymists, 97, Haymarket, London; sold also by Ba con and Co. ISO, Oaford-street ; Rine 31, New Bond street ; Harding and Howell, 89. Pall -Mail; Vade, 46. Gorohill ; Gifford. 158, Strand; and the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the -United Kingdom, in bottles at ss. 3s. and 2s each. By Three Tickets of the same Number. A Prize of • Xtia,ooo /Iv Four Tickets of the same Number, • !► Prize of Aod all other Prizes io the same Proportioa. TICKETS and SHARES are nu Sale at all the Olicvs. Lot 1. Consisting of WOODHEAD 11 Itl.L GARDENS, Pleasure Grounds, Stables, Coach-house, nod other appro priate Osccs and Out-buildings; tho whole in complete re= pair, with about 81 Acres of very rich Pasture and Meadow Laud, with Piantatkias, be the same more or lea, lying in I rig( fence around the 11ail, with a most cammanaing and beautiful prospect of the adjacent countr. Lot 2. Consistiag of a New and Complete MESSUAGE 1101)54. called 11 001/1101/9E, with the Barns, htables, Outbuildings; aid Gardens. hi w ' Rand repair with about 114 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pmtarr, and W oodlands, I) inti in a ring leave, and in the highest state of cultivation. This Lot is a suitable residence fur a gentleman farmer, and adjoins Lot 1. Lot S. A MESSUAGE HOUSE, now di.icled Into se veral Tenements, and other Outbuildings, called EAST WALL, with 124 Acres of Pasture ' Meadow, and Wood land, be the mine ante ur less. The Meadow Lind it in a very high state of improvement. and adjoins the Froghall Navigation and the river Caurnet. STATF. LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN IN ONE. DAY. SWIFT and CO. respectfully Inform the Politic, that Tickets and Shares are rtnw oa Salstesti their (hkes; at the same time they bee leave to recommend to the attention of their Friends the Schetne of the pretrok Lotter), whkh they trust will merit th,.4 appeobatin+uhl support : lu order to prevent disalivintorent, it is necessary OD observe, that there ere only 5,000 Nunsber4in the Lottery, ctrl ot cause no Number higher than 5,06 J; owl that tie Whole Will he Drawn in One Day CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 4 .... ........ 5t1,0113 4 . of "4,000 I 12_ This day was published, Price 2s. the Second Edition, of KILLING NO MURDER, a Farce, in two Acts, as performed with great Applause at the Thea tre Royal Haymarket: together with a Pretax, and the Some sa it. by order of the Lord Chamberlain, written by THEODORE EDWARD HOOK, Esq. tie Noble by Hr. HOOK, sen. Printed fur Salami Tippet, Leadenhall-street. • YORK and LEEDS New Commodious, Safe, Cheap, and Expeditions POST.COACHES will set out from the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing Cross, And BELL' SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, every morning at half-past See Breakfast at the Red Linn, Barnet ; dine at the Cock, An ton; Sup at the Gretbam Ina; Breakfast at tho-Red Linn, Doncaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve, and York by One, at Noon. There are only (our Coachmen employed, and the same Guard and Coach go tbrooghont. Every e %cr. lion has been, and will continue to be made, to render this the best coi.veyana.. on the North Road. Inside, to York and Leeds, £3 Ss. Outside, £2. By GEORGE BOULTON and CO. From the Golden Cross, the Conniving Carridgcs set out, be side many others too numerous to mention : LIVERPOOL Expeditious Pod Coaches, only one night out, every Morning at 41%. HOLVHEAD and North Wales Mail every evening. HOLYHEAD, Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Post Concha; every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW, Wnreester, and Oxford Mail every evening, and a New Poet Coach Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Two. This Lot adjoins Lot 2. Lot 4. Consistiog of several CLOSES of ARABLE, hIkADOW, PASTURE, sod WOOD LANDS'. situated near Oakermoor, aid Biro standing thereoe, with an allot ment ou the Commas, adjoining, containing together 32 acres, or thereabouts, be the same more or less. This Day were published, Price One Bid KEARSLEY'S TAX TABLES for 1809; containing the Arts relating to the Property Tax ; A-.eased Taxes Stamps* and Hackney Coaches; and the New Acts for the Relief of Bankrupts and libolvent Deb tor-, passed in the last Se§sipa of Parliament. Printed for G. K ...tarsi/T.O, fleet-street. - fie. ltc. &e. As these are Four Tickets of each Number, Advertasers may bate the Charm of guilds* Eighty Thousand P.rusis. Lot 3. All those THREE CLOSES of very rich GRAZ ING LIND, ciliated near to Cheadle Grange, called the CHAPEL-YARDS, C?OItSEY-FIELD, and the LEES; containing 45 acres, or tbereabauts, be the :Aux wore or less. This Lot adjoins Lot 1. Lot 6. A MESSUAGE 110UiE 4 io good repair, with the Outboildings, Garden, and Acres one Rood of excel lent Pasture. Meadow, and Amble Land, he the saw more or le , s, ginutted at the Ilighehot, and now in the ocLupatiun of 1V illhua BO 4CM RICHARDSON, COODLUCK, AND CO. RESPECTFLILLY acquaint the Public. I hat Tickets and Shares for the STATE LOTTF.RY are' Al Sate at their Ogre., Bank Buildings. Corahill; and tacit' the Gale of the King's Metes, Charing Craw. There are hot .%000 Numbers (from 1 to 5.000 jadative). four Tickets of each :ember. Toe n hole to be drawn to Ow Day. CAPITIM PRIZES._ NEW PLAY. On Made .eat ;Wse puhlisted, /V' lIE FOUNDLING of the FOREST • a JL Play, in Three Acts, u performed at the Th eatre Royal Haymarket, with universal applause. Written by WILLIAM DIMOND,Esn. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Patemiustemraw. By whom will also he published in a few days, VINONI, a Play, in Three Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lear, written by NI. G. Lewis, El+ MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloomier, and Cheltenham Mail every evening. CHELTENHAM and Oxford New and only Day Coach, every Morning at Si v. • BRIGHTON, East Bourn, Worthing, llo.iingv, Ports mouth, Snotluisoptoo, Isle of Wight, Bognor, Chieaester, Aosiidel, Little Hampton, lilar,ote, Hatingate, Dover, Deal, Ilythe,Felkslooe, &c. &c. Coaches daily. Pogoemion of the whole mly be bad M Lady-day next ; and ache p Residence son,ser, if d.sirabie. _ 4 4 .... of .... £5,000 I A .... of ....£l,OOO 4 of For farther Particulars apply to Mr. Alcock, Land Sur veyor, is Cheadle, of whom printed Particulars may be had, and Piaui of the Estate awl respective Lots been, at any thee before tne Sce. Schemes nt large gratis. EDWARD RYTON, LATE Partner with Sir J. BRANSCOMB, begs leave to call the attention of the Pablic to the Scheme of the new Lottery, which Wren a greater Chance fur obtaining an immense Fortin* than ever before known, u the holders of fear Tickets of the same Number may obtain the vast Sam of Claude, Jame 28, 1802. frr This will not be repeated. N 0.26, CORNUILL, anti ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. HORNSBY and CO. STOCK BROKERS, respectfully arqwdot the Public, that they hove an Sale Tickets sod Shores ht the State Lottery, beeianiug with No. 1, and tialshlog with 5000. The said Numbers will be drawn in one day, Mintier '2O. By tbk improved method, t►e Adventurer earrobisiio 20,000. 40400. 60.000. or X 50,000. Schemes Grati..—Tickets and Shares sent to any part of the Globe, exactly on the same terms as if present. AROMATIC SPIRIT a VINEGAR, (the Original Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by bit satemAye improvement!' to the highed perfection) mint iest.% to be prepared aid sold by THOMAS and W ILLIAILM H I N RY, Cbemists, Manchester. ce Ll r i al is e rreabte perfumed Liquor is composed of highly eon- Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Animates and efficacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour renden it ex timely grateful and salutary in Head Ache, Paintings, and in all Place:sof Public Resort, (as Theatres, ( 4iiirts ofJus lite.) as it asenteracts the bad effects of heated and Sisal Air. It is also the best Antidote against the infection of all Contagious diseases. As there are many spurious and inferior imitatiorw, Rader tho same and similar names. some of which are f.tllncinoily represented as improvements, the Pablir are tr,lluested to observe, that the name: of THOMAS and IV• 11 . 1 . 1 AM II I:NItY, Manchester, are engraved on each stamp, and moulded in the glass of each battle. The ARON( %TIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. Price Ss. Sd. (Stamp included) b sold wholesale and retail. by Bay ley and Blew:, Cockspur-street. (tbe wily Agents in Cordon authorised by the Proprietors:) where may be bad, Sponge E olcial Bald. Silver. tornelian, Cr:Ntnl. /he. Aho HENRY'S tIII,CINF.I) MAGNEbIA, In Irolles at i, 6d. and larger, with glom stoppers, at 41. eat h ; their names on the stamps. A CHALLI.NOE. MESSRS. CUR R 1 E and co. fiurgeens, lite ill in his Maiesty's service, champ- the whole world co prove a single . in•t:toce where their Medicine awl Method of Cure Rave failed cf the desired elect. The practice of ninny years in thi4 particular branch of their profession, his not given rise to one unsuccrstrful Case. They cognitive to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Yes:creel Complaints, and that Dertligoment of the S‘ , item, which i• the consetpleme of the pernirine• and waste fat effects of a habit lung aid moot unhappily pursed by the youth of both sexes. In the ooe it will be found to, be the um - ailing source of barrenretls ; the other have Its ravages fa taay developed to them by a di , tre..ing state of debility, winch, if not timely remedied, terutioates ea impotence. These are its renrae and ultimate effects. white Consumptions Lato of Muscular Power, and variou• Nervous Consplatnts, :many characterize the E.-Ace stare.; tf this solitary • ice. Of per sons lauguislibM ante the disorder' incident to such a habit, their tremaneto is simple, and ha nester prosed umuccessful in the treatment of a long. !aboriouv, aed much estendrd prac tice. In the moat obstinate and complicated eases of ene ma] Infeetion, meh ns Obstructions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrescences. Hard Tumours ' Callous Ulcers, Lruptiuns, Se minal W eakness, (fleets, as al so STRICTURES, Whether recent nr of long duration, and which have bailed the skill of other Practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of theatment, efectually and permmiently cured, with out the patient snelhring the excruciating pain and alarming he morrha,..e which frequently follows the application of the le ear (mettle. In the course of to rney years exclosicepractier in this metropolis numeral% raw or Strictures have been and are daily ender t heir tare, the total eradication of n hich are effected by a •rsfe, certain, and es pedithar. mode of practiee, superh.r to any other yet adopted. The we:Arles:, and debility prnermling tram ehi• complaint, are spee dily reasnyed. and the patient restored to sound Sod vigorous health. But it..re the debility ha for years existed, a pm per perseveraavy its their restorative remedies, *ferret Stric ture has been destrared, is indispeissably requisite to • rev ive the shmsheri:vparks of Life, and to re-apitnate the Gemini tt um Mez , e.. Currie and Co. may he comnlted by either .es with the greitm delicae), scene s , and houour, at their bow, No. I:i7. lianas Garde:;. Patients in the Country are rc.l r.lrd to .ttee tbe latrtiett lan their case, age, and general habit yr **ix. &c. etude...leg a rerttance Elf advice a.. 4 mt.:belay!, when the tame will barite's or sent twenty par) of the k' :ion:. Tu ra • NM that seam MI osayptial to timer undertukin,;, the post age nflett:n4fOiS added to thebeetost: for tueittirm a 9th hug:, 1 llattun (Ardis. THOUSAND POUNDS. F.. EXTON Salters himself that the same good fortune which has attended the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at hh late Mice daring many p.m LOtteriet, awaits them at his present Oat, No. t, CORN H ILL, Where he shall be happy to receive the Commands of his Friends and the Public, assuring them that every Order they may he pleased to favour him with, either for Town or Coostrv, shall he executed with the utmost Pahtltuality and all shares of Prizes sold by him in the Ira Lottery,. will be taken, at their fall value, in Exchange for others us the ensuing Lottery, which will be drawn IN ONE DAY, 40th of OCTOBER. TO BE DISPOSED OP, ADelightful small rural COTTAGE, situate within eight Miles of tondos, commanding smut beau tiful views, in which the eve blast by the expandlag Court tryi comprising a good dairy, drawirsg-room, mid two other rooms on the ground floor, two best bed-roams, mid three other sleeping rooms, a coach-house, sad two-stall stable, with sleeping room, an excellent prima, sad geed paddock, all its complete repair, neatly famished with every necessary, but without extraragame. Tim whole, with the Lease, to he disposed of on moderate terms, the present oozier being obliged to join the Army. Letters, pmt-paid, addressed to A. 13. C. at N.. 87, Fleet street, will he attended to. xi MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black 11 • Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, at the Original Manufactory, No. Iti‘2,l4tnuid,opposite New castle-street, begs leave to recommend to the Public bi; [mat ine BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than 50 years universally acknowledged; and Pencils for drawing in ashlars of a late Unmake), To di,• tinguish hi' Pencils from counterfeits,the.roark which was for merly only Middle-too, is now changed to N. Middleton, and ;,he direction, 16% Str and, 7 London, stamped on each Pencil. ‘u extensive assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-eases, elegantly mounted in gold, 'liver, and plain; a complete as ,sortment of Travelling, Writing, and I)resoing-eases; Gen tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every amide for sharing and dressing; Portable Writing and Dreidng-desks, and Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, &c.; Writ• ging-paper, extra fine eut large Pens, fine Irish and Dutch sealing-Wax and all kinds of Stationary ; Portable and Osmium-hoist Letter Copying Machines. These madames, bybye hick writing may he expeditiou,ly and dearly copied are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk ; sourest) small, as to be of the greatest courenience to those who travel; others of a size and font to answer the of a complete seeretaire. A large assortment of • riarr's e . i mid all kind , of line Cutlery. THE MOUTH is subject to many Diso;- den of the must unpleasant nature, but more parties lady Scorbutic Humours, Tooth-ache, and Ulcerous Places. In no class was it more evident than in Gentlemen of the Fa culty ; but now they UM and recommend the CEYLON EX OTIC as not only the most elegant and agreeable Dentifrice for rendering the Teeth beautifully white, hut the only certain remedy (oral! Disorders of the Mouth. Immediately spots application it will cure the most excruciating Tootb•ache, Gain Biles, swelled Fate, &c. In a few days it will entirely eradicate the Scurvy in the Gams male them Ora and health ful, purify decal td Teeth. Orettnt them becoming worse, fas ten such as may he mar, and reader the Breath delicately street. To thenesalsject to Sons, or Ulcers in the Cheeks, Gana, Tongue_, or Lips, it is particularly recommended. If is Tooth is decayed, or tin. Mouth in a had state, let the Proprietor look at it (he acquires no fee). then if the Exotic be used as he &reds, all DI-orders 'widest to the Mouth will be coonpletely cured and preveated;wdiwited Masticatiou restored ; the necessary Nutriment [or existence be relished with n true flavour ; the ajetudittarism plowed in a state of convalekence and health, thogrentett of all 'obituary Mei shop floured and coufirmed. A single experimeat will prove the truth of the farm,* statement; and ti is but fair to inter that the person once made sensible of its worth will never be %Mined If. The CEYLON DENTIFRICE, for which so much rennier is made, in cimarqueute of the Salo being removed fauna Sobu-m,uare t may be had at Thorn's, 45, Oxford street ; Fenian s, 7t, Strand ; and of the Proprietor, Na. 1, Temple-place, Blockfriar's Road, rear the Cirrus. Price STROUJ)WATER TETBURY, aad WOOTTON UNDER-EDOE, UNION COACHES. lIIHE PUBLIC are respceifully informrd, the -11. UNION COACH will be continued by u New Set of Proptieters, and will commence running from the Bell Savage, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY neat, the I;th hist. and fur the present. will condone 16 nut from the Bell Savage every Illendev Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons, at half past'Two ; awl from the King's Arms inn, Stroud, every Sunday , Tuesday, and l'hursday, at Twelve o'clock, and from the Swan luta, at Wootton, at Eleven o'clock at Noon. Perfeirmed hy HAYWARD, PROCKTER, nod Co. Stroudwater, Jane 1?, ISO.' inbRIST OL and BATH new and elegant COACHES, with Guard thmughoot, and the Coach to Bath without changing, from the BELL SA VAG E. LUD GATE-HILL, every Evening at Halr-past Five o'Clock. to the CAsTLE and BALL, BATH; and SWAN INN, MARY PO RT-STREET, BRISTOL. Passengers and Parcels hooked at the Three Kings, and White Bear Inns, Piccadilly. N. B. Travellers by this l'oach have One Hour, to and from Bristol and London (at Bath), for Pleasure or Busi ness. •• • No charge whatever for booking Parcels for this Coach at the Bell Savage. •. • Uarnininan Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Half-past Three, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, IGs. only, Outside 10s. 6d. only ; and all small Parcels uudrr our pound weight 6d. only for carriage. and no charge fur booking. Also to Poole, through Fordingbridge, Ring wood, and Wimhourn. afterdooli, at Half-past Three; In. side Fare to Poole, 275. only, Outside 166. 6d. only, which is nearly 90s. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per formed-in nearly the same time. No charge whatever fur hooking of Parcels. 3 Coach-Office at the bottom of the Bell Savage Mari no the left hand, through the second Gateway. YORK and LEEDS NEW POST COACHES from the BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL, every Mom ing at Half-past Five o'Clock, thrnsgh Barnet, Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage. Baldoek, Bigglawade, Ea ton, Bugden, Stilton, Stamford, Grethen?, Goltersworth, Grantham, Newark. Retfurd, Doncaster, Ferrybridge. and Tadeaster. Every esertioa has and will be made to render this the best conveyance nn the North Road. N. B. By this conveyance Passenger , and Parcels are for warded Hs Edinburgh and all parts of the North of Eug land. _ _ _ ••• Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SALISBVItY COACH, afternoons at Half-past fhrce. from the BELL SAVAG L. Inside Fare to Salis bury, 16s. only ; Outside Ins. 6d. only ; and all Small Parcels under one pound weight 6d. only for carriage, nod no charge for booking. Also to Poole, through Fordingbridgc, Ring wood, an d weinbnuen, afternoon, at Half-past Three; In side Fare to Poole, 1 4 .75. on 1), Outside tid. ordy, which is nearly SW. xlseaper than the Poole Mall, 113 Well as per formed in nearly the same time. xo eharge ',utterer for booking of Parcels. Cods-Oise at the bottom of the Bell Savage 'rani on the left-hand, through the second Gateway. DR' TAYtio n ~ s ANTI.SPASSIODIC PILLS, a late Elivrovery of a MEDICAL GEN TLEMAN of great eminence in Air Prnfraion, arid which lithe only Specific for the Care of EPILEPTIC geld CON VULSION EII'S,_iIYSTERIC and PARALYTIC AF FECTIONS, DERIL,ITY of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, and without etecrina the best preventive of that mortal Malady, the APOPLEXY. . Price Is. tid. per box. with piniu diredissm Sold, wbolebile and retail. br Barclay and Aar, No. ti, Fleet !dark', ; and Mail by Mathews and [Rigby /tn. lb, Stilted ; Newberry sod Sons, St. Paul's; Mee, and Co. How Church-surd ; Tott, Holton. Royal tubber i Sanger, Oatiordittroet : Cobb, Ilaymarket ; Vade, Gamble; Witham, Strand ; Early, Swallow-street; and by all rope table renders of Medicine in the kingdom. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS AND FLYER PO WDLR, MAY be had Genuine, as usual, ts. 9cl. the Box sad Is. 9d. the Packet, of E. PLBRIN, No. .104 louthaniptoo-street, Covent.garden, Lm.dua.. P. prepared the Analytic Pills for the late Dr. James, MS the time he first composed them (*petards of four ymillabefore he obtained the king's Patent). until kis decease, ail 14 meths after, fur the benefit of his Family, when be isallmeaded and instructed Christopher 11111, who coo- Awed to prepare theta about ten Yvan for the Doctor's Sucre:won. H. PERRIN also assisted in the Preparation of the Fever Powder, upwards of two Years prior to the Doctor's de cease, the penwa who usually prepared them being is a had Slate of health, acid iseapable of conducting the Pnreta.— The Truth of the above was confirmed on Oath, lief are Robert Peckham, Lord Mayor, the wit of July, 1; 7 81, and J. Hopkins, Lori *arm., the 18th of Nov. 1791, as may be aireetalned by ',entail( the Bah of Directkm, &c. Etna with the bledicines. N. H. Liberal Allowance to Practitioners and Tilden. STONE AND GRAVEL. Vthose afflicted with the STONE and iRAVEL, N the Proprietor of ABRAHAM' LI THON TRIPTIC is happy in having it in his power wetter e Medicine which has invariably proved bah a safe and ef fectual Remedy for those dreadful Disorders. It% beneficial Effects have been long experienced in an ex tensive circle of private Practice, and the following d, select ed for the information of the Public, front anionic rummy mill. Cases of the Cures it has performed; a Collet act.hunt itf which ma) be had (gratis) of the andermentiuund Venders, CASK. Mr. A PRAM' 1 , 4 —Sift, Maraaion, reh. 24, 1905, Gratitude to yoo, and affection to mr fellow-creature', eautrain ode to inform you of my me t For your Lithontrip , tic only aunts to be more generally known. About four •ears back I was seized with the Stone and Gravel in my Kidneys; 1 need not nseution any this ab o u t the pain that I laboured under, that can be better conceived ibau cspremed by those unh - tppy sufferers who ha►e felt the wine, and it is principally for their good that 1 send you this for publication. After trying every thing that the faculty could do, and being reduced to suck a state of weiskoess that my life nal despaired of, I was sent to the Infirmary at Truro; I wa , there sir weeks daring which time every atienti ou was pa i d to my case , butl did slot Had thr least benefit, so that I re turned as I. went, only with this difference, I was sthongly persuaded that my disorder would end iii death. I had, therefore, now given up all thoughts of relief, until i Mend of mine who had heard of many surprising cum which had heel' made by your medicine, after other meats bad failed, todvesed me to give it a fair trial ; I did co, and strange as it may appear, by taking slily two bottles, I a m qui te restored, amiable So follow my busmen. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, THOMAS ALLEN. The Lithontriptle h sold Wholesale, only (be appointheLt a t the proprietor) by Barclay mad Son, No. Fleet Market. Laid" without whore Signature on the Label of each bottle it mom he granitic: and Retail, Primalls. per Bottle, by Mess,. Newbery and Seas, St. Paul's; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-ward; ilaltrni and Tutt. Rwyal Facilitate Yade, Corshill I Bowling, 'Markham -street, Borooght GOA, Haymarket; Withers, Strand; &al, and Co. Osturd-arsct asd by Plea Medicior Venders is Tows and ihmatr). 1 , ; f i t 4 • 1 , t I i . l 10 . i . I . i . I I E f r ot • : lb, i P ii s .. I BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE.HILL. QOUTHEND, Rochfort, and Rayleigh Now, Ekgant,aad Cheap Coaches, carry only fear Insides, to the HOPE TAVERN, SOUTHEND, through Word, Rum ford, Brentwood, Billericay, Wickford, and Prittlewell. Bony .Moraitig at Half-past Nine, calk at the THREE NUNS, and BLUE BOAR INNs, WHITECHAPEL. Performed by Edward Procktcr and Co. N. B. No charge whatever for bank* Parcels. Passengers and Parcels also booked at the White Bear, Piccadilly. •. • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Half-past Three, from the BELL SA VA GE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, 16s. wily, Outside lUs. tid. only and all small Parcels ender one puuud weight 6d. only fur carriage, and uo charge for booking. Also to Poole, through Fordirgbridge, Ring wood, and Wimbourn, afternoon, at Half-past Three; In side Fare to Poole, •275. nn!v, Outside Itis. dd. only, N hich is nearly h)s. cheaper limn the Poole as well as per formed in nearly the name time. No charge whatever for booking of Parcels. Ofr Coach-04er at the bottom of Bell Savage Yard on the left-band, through the second Gatti. a