The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-13 00:00:00

MMMIN - . ..- . •inclf? "r i ' . ~ .. . • i. 1: 1 5 1 All 1 _ A' :' . .. . __ •tt • i c"; •,. -.ni ''r 'l 4 t ' ''' •1 Ar . \:: ... • , •, , ti „ '.. :,.. : (z ., -e• , 4 ~-...-.....- ' • • • , 1 ' • '' • • •":- . Icrb,e . . C5 ti.,..t,t5 .; .. .- att .• 0 . ..• e • • I No. 1882. 'i LC:wooly, tiziansoilit FEBRUAR Y 13, -1812. PRICE Bf. Hi. %rRF, ROY Al„ COVENT GARDEN. ► 4Na.: pretest EVENING, Feb. le, 1410 Le perf ,, rised; a New Grand Operatic Drama, la 1110 1 114 ,called TIIE...VIRGIN OF THE SUN. A fier which. the P.iwtsinime of HARLEQUIN:AND PADMANABA; OR. Tiff GOLIWPI FISH. ~:.-- IBRISTO.I. EL ECTIOR4 A T a numerous MEETING of FREE MEN d an .C3l. FREEHOLD ERR. who o ish to restore the FREEDOM 'i of ELECTION an 3 the RIGHTS of the PEOPLE, esteemed by .Ptiblie Advertisement,behl this day, at the Lamb and Lark, is St. Thomas-street, • I t was unaniamayle resolved, That this bketiste ronsider, that ESTATES of great value belnog to the Freemen nod Coinsanisalty of the City of Bristol. —They think it right that the sense should be enquired Was and ascertained; and that a Committee be appointed for that pur. lins.e. - Thal i a Subscription be opened to defray the necessary ea, penes of the same; but that 110 part, of the said Subscription] siiaU be expended withoet the consent of d majority a the'.l Commit tee. That the money subscribed shall also form a Fund for sup- porting every Freeman, .being a Subectiber to the same, who' may be -discharged from his employment for assert' the slow doubted right of .on Elector to vote for ilia man ur his -exec choice. *That this hieetiwg consider, that • ' NENItY HUNT, itai r .opsttotarg mown, for weer* yissilkontl f assolikttell 4 tkue re , aci rt, rrec tm r: t of Die some *injured twit oßpeit' MONEY TO LEND to any amount, by/Ingsity, -se-to -a tonlldenee.ls. salmi •'1 ~o Landed or olior . 04 . Num., ore disinterested neelaratioi. - 1111074 . it. hit Aftdrati to she' Free. -1 men and Freeholder. of the ray at Bristel, via. t—w' That be Heirs of Property, In any manner suitible to the Applicant's will never, under any pretence a lutiever, either-directly or in. eireerostaiiees receive ono rs ',me , of the Pittslichlosey,"--deciare, Apply or address to Mesyre. Drummond and Co. Ws trivet: l Y, without a„y that they are determined to support Him, at the ensuing EAec wow, !too land-street, FisecoY - scloore who,'tiwn, ai far us lies in their power, free of espenee thereby hears. ore or exposition :an effect the most i• iportant Bust= • to follow the glorious example of the Electors of to--- in few hours ; bar decline all applications for tem than Westieinster g . :Y.Ol. utiles. they lead tonrrettier objects. •I That a Subscription be immediately entered into for that purpose. ,That the persons now named do form the Committee, with power to aJd to their numbers. THOMAS 010E1 F.I.D, Chairman. The Thanks of this Meetine were unanimously voted to Tim ms Oldfleld, E.g. for his conduct in' the Chair, and fur the Inintlyome offer of his assistanee i 8 the recovery of the property of the Freemen. Sub.eriptioes received by the Committee, who will sit daily at the Society's Boom, at the Lamb and Lark, St. Thomas street. Feb. 6, 1812. • &ILES. • . ---.... • • . ifIORIIES,,kie. • Two' vet-, capital Road soft Gig Moses. 137..11e. DIXON. • - • At the City Repository, TIOLMORROW, fit Twelve o'Cloek, • Jo Two lA% • Lot 1. A VERY handsome BLACK. ' GELDING, . ri. five yew.; Mit, 15 handy 2 inch high, master of tirteen Voile 1 Imettroorditutry good Gig Horse, and iriexcet.- kat condition. _ FURNISHING .IRONMONGERS. WANTED a SHOPIVIAN II the above Line, who h well maps/boleti * vs Itb the Swine*. Mph to Mr. Steen, Holboro-hill. Price Is. 6/1. THOMAS PAINE'S LETTER t o the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, on the Invasion of Engtind. Printed, Published, and Sold by Daniel Isaac Eaton, at the Itutionntory, No. 9, Ave Maria-lane, Ludgate-hill. . Lnt. S. A very hisaillsnine neat Bay Gelding, six yews old, 15 hitods high, rides ;well, in excellent condition, and remarkable fast, at the saute lime perfectly temperate in harness. Tke lowest price, to Private Contract, 51i gaioeas Also a great variety of light fasMontible Carriages and Harness on sale. • TO MERC [LA NTS. VREEROLD PROPERTY, to the amoint •of cnosistiag of House% Orholid-Rrathluldrbusgs ' iu t most eligible silwati9as at Brighton, is larestd.ip_tss. c hange for roods tha follosang will be preferred, -az, Maas. tthe•ter. Ram, SugAT, and Cofee.—No offer necepte_d entice itlo)o.—Respectalift applicntinas only *ill be ant +den la. o Adder's (post paid) to Mr. Smith, No. 3, NorthiCreete la one volume Pima. price 6s, hound, • • ri 1 ii, .E FRENCH CLAS3,-BQOI4 ou Chqis de , il. ,Litterature et 'ilts ,Mnrate, estrnit des pins beaus Mor deswis do Antrum. Anciens et M adernes, FAr,nngers et Natiumutz, dr• Prose et en Vers, coutenant gee Lecon de Lecture pour eidttpte Jour de VAnnee, a l'U . sage des Etablissemens d'nstruc silk Oublie e t parficntient. Par N. WANOSTROCfIT, LL. D. Seconds Rar V. Wanastrocht et J. Cuvellier. rinted fur Sotteherd analletterarust T. Ramey ; C. Law ; Longman, Rum, Rats, Orrne,, and Brown; Jahn Richard ' son ; Cradeek and Jay ;'Siterviood.-Nerb, and tuner; Gale and Curtis ; dad J. Johnson a nd Co. A very handsome strong Bay Gallowayi „ i with a light Chaim and Harness. By Mr. D MON, At Ms Repository; Barbican, TO-31nRROW, at Twelve o'Ctnck, micas previously disposed of by Private Contract, rI I HE BAY GALLOWAY is perfectly tempe& JR rate is et cry respect, walks sac, antwill ltWt fvt ; very quiet In harness, anJ well calculated for a lieisyl,„ timid Geode. man, or !arm persoo, to ride nod drive., • Tube viewed till the sole, and a trial alloWed.—Also a very capital Chaise aad ilarne,s • • Pelee` b. in beards, By AV: 00err . y. 112 Diaremdon-square, Somers' Town ; and skid by hkerwood, and Jones, Paternoster-row. PANCELATIA ; or, A tus - rpR,Y of PUGI IA b)1. Containing a full acc•iunt of every battle of hate fr..m the timeof Broughton and Slack, down to the present day. Interspersed with Anecdotes of all the Celebrated Pugilists of this country. Embelli..hed with a Portrait of the Champion CRIB, engraved by Warren, from an original drawing by De _ _ _ To Stage Rod .L.b blasters, or Persons in want of useful Horses, for Farmers, B4,kiiev_Coarli,or Boat Work. By Mr. It. DIXON, At the City Repository and Grand Carriage Mart, Barbican, TO-MORROW, at Twelve, ABOUT Twenty-five very useful great HORSES, the pi operty of Mr. W. Waterhouse, taken off the heavy Cornwallis, Six-inside Coach, which iv altered to a Light Po-t Coach; a►e in excellent condition, parted with solely on ac count of the- Proprietor not using heavy horses in his conerta, and merit particular attention for the ahav , .bn.iness. To he viewed, and to be sold without reserve. .7 1 .7 1 : I lit ' i .' ~ i q • r t . • . a. 1 . , . I ".. I.' 1 i • i 1 IILLARD'S'IWHOLESALE and RETAIL I.T r. EAy• !NEM A SHAWL, MUSLIN. 'LINEN, and FURN [TURA WARPHOUSES, No. IS, Gheapsitte.—Thp Proprietor Oast respectfully informs Mereturnts and Families arrivins in Town, tdeW orehmise" pmkess their usual rkhwipply of India Shawl. (from R m 150 Guineas each); rich Furniture. anti Moreens. choke India Mariam, from the Compani, , '" Soles Lop* ct glri.h Listens; six-fourths Ristsin and other Sheet in• so Darna4 Table Linen, &e. New and unique Printed Cambric. awl Muslin", peculiar to the F;stahli-hment; these, st kb the delicate article of White Chintz', can be obtained no where el.e. Gonds by the Piece and Demy, at the wholesale price. Curium articles of Foreign produce hought. THE KNIGHT; THE DEMON, and THE ROBBER ICHIEF ; a Romance. Put fo. Ik-wed. the - Pre..s, THE EVE 6/BAN *ARCO ; n Romance, in 3 vnh. price I lBs. in :sonrds. By hfr. SADLER. At bit Repository, Crowell-wert, TO-MORROW, Feb. 14, at Twelve o'Clw k, UPWARDS of 100 HOMES of different de. scriptions, amongst which are several capital hunters, chargers, harnuche, tandem, gig, and chariot ridings, in high condition. and very fast goers; some handsome ,uminer hack nies, ullow4s, and shooting pontes; utail coulters, cart horses, harnesses. tarts, &e. To be viewed tilt the tone of Sale. 4, „• Public Sale Days every Tuesday noel' Frilay. EASTERN DDIPPNSARY, Great A lie-street, Doralmo's-fields. r %Tenn. His Royal Highness the Doke of KENT. PR ESIDE%T. Tire Right linnoure .le the Earl of MOIRA. Tick; raestrtzsrs. George Wolff, Eau_ John Willey, F.-q. Robert Williams ,' EN- - George Bvng, Evq. M. P. H,C.Combr,Essq. Akl.a.M.F. William Mellr,h, Esq. M. P. Si• James Shaw, Bart. Astley Cooper, Esq. F. ft. S. Sir Chaska . Flower, Bart Thos. Covbead Marsh, Esq. Tboasus•Rotieritft. Esq. 3; P. Anderson, Esq. F. R. S. Theis. Coxhead 'Marsh, Esq. Treasurer. MBE. ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the Be est of this CHARITY will he Preitibed on SUN DAY, the 2ld day of February, at the Parish Church of St. Nary, Whilechapel, in the County of Middlesex, by the . Rev. JAMES RUDGE. A. 13. Minister and Lecturer of St. Arnie, Limehoase. Prayers to train at Eleven o'Clack. And on Wednesday, the 26th day of Fehruarr. Instant, the Friend' , Ind Governors •I the institution, honoured by the pre sence of the Patron. his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent; the pre :Meet. theßight Hnaottrable the Earl of DWI - a. and the Via-Presidents will celebrate their Anuiversary Festival, at the City Lo ndon Tavern, Bishopagite. His Royal' Highness the Doke of KENT in the Chair. STEWARDS George Byng, Esq. M. P. Sr. Jamec; / s-square. ' Robert Bristow, E.-q. Dalton-court, Threadneedle-street. William Carling, Esq. Limelsouse. John Di s on, F.sq. St. Catharine's. Richttrd Dowding, Esq. Wapping-wall. James Harrison, Esq. Moro - fields. Thomas Lutmore, Esq. St. Mary Axe. William Mellish, EA. M. P. Bidiopsgate-street. James Mitchell, Esq. Limehmisr. D. Renjani4l Robinson, Esq. iiishopsgrite-street. William Rowe, Esq. Little St. Thomas Apostle. Samuel Will iams, Esq. Jewry-street. Tickets. at 12s each, may be lizal of the Stewards ; Mr. Ed sirup, Collector, King.street, Mile Elul, New Town; and of Mr. Wegener, the Secretary; also at the Dispensary and Ta vern. Dinner on Table nt•half-past r Four o'Clnek precisely. Since the opening of this Charity, on the 10th sf Au gust, 1762, there have been admitted 49,953 PatiChiss whereof there have been cured and relieved Discharged for Non-attend ance Died .............. . . 92/1 Wrimen delivered at their own habitations 5,046 And there are now under cure 337 • In 'Wye BOP. Prise 16$. boards, ATREATISE •on the BANKRUPT LAWS, with a Collection of tne Statutes and Orders of the Chan cellors in Bankruptcy. By FRAN CAS- Wil IT Ni ItRSH, Esq. of Gray's Inn, Barrister at 'Law. London : Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, far J. But terworth, Fleet-street; and '3: Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. •,,* In this tresitipe the material alterations that have lately been made in the Bankrupt Laws, and the numerous recent ju dicial Decisions are arranged and exhibited. • MISS EDGEWORTH'S WORKS. 1T is painful to be obliged to address the Public ..11. in n manner that has, at Orst sight, ilk- appearance of a meal an to sand notice ; but, as certain books huge hems published soder the name of Miss Edgeworth. Ur*. Edgeworth, and Ma ria Edgeworth, some of which leave not that moral te::dency that alone ran justify a Female for appearing a: an Author, ism Father thinks it doe to his daughter, and to the restef his Fasail, to request that the Public vs ill not consider any "cork, seder the name of Ed worth, that is not published by Mesas. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard, London, as the pro domino of any of his family- A List of Miss Edgeworib's Works may be seen at the begin sing of most of het former works. RICHA RD LOVELL EDGEWORTH. FArworth-town. Feb. 6, 1811. To Morocco Leather Dressers, Dyers, and Others. By Mr: EDMUND DItATCON, On MONDAY, Fel). li, at Eleven o'Clork. os the Premise', Rostell-street, Bermondsey, by Order of the Aosigness of Meat:. Mosley and lioluess, Morocco Leather Dyers, Bank roptQ, THE VALUABLE STOCK In TRADE; con). prising a large quantity of Goat Skims Gr , en ~nd Skivers; RoanY, fliished and unfinished • Binding S4rep ; in diso4 Sfliffull j Cochineal; Fustick; unfinished; Ash; Brill; Vi triol; Solution of Tin; Turmeric, &c. May be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale. mud Cata logues had on the Premis nod of Mr. Dray ion, Auction Mart.. . . t VINDICATION of Mr. LANCASTER'S SYSTEM' of brit/CATION, from the Aspessions of Iltofianir illar,k, tbevQlsarlerly, British. aml Anti-Jacobin !Style's, ate. &r. • By is MEM BIM of the ROYAL INSTITUTION. 64 Our record knowledge, like nor needful fond, Unhedged; open in life's commim field; And bids all welcome to the vital feast." YOUNG. INVENTIONS FOR RESTORING DEFORMED YOUTH. MR. CALLAM most respectfully informs the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that he is the Inven tor du new System of restoring to perfect shape nod use. the Rudy and Lindy. of Chilireu lalliturim: under deformity, ci wlintever description, without pain. ineirtmeeieuce, or any stisii bir heavy upparatus, insomuch that Children from one week old to twenty years, may be restored without the know. ledge of the nearest companion, by a tight mechanical power (without stays, straps, or bandages, to girt the burly), which tdievcs the appearance of deformity instantly, and in a short time completes a radical cure. The most satisfactory reference will be given. • N. B. Such Vamiliee as place their Children under Mr. C.'s ore (at their own houses),w ill not he required to make any pay ment till the cure is complete, No. Its, Little Querm-street, Lin e/du% lan-fields, London. New-inventedlnyisible Backs, to preserve the simpes of Too& Girls, while at School, &c. This Publication, an Article in No. V. of the Philnnthrnpist, and t ha! ua the Education of the Pour, Nth:. XXXVII. of the Edinburgh Review, forth aittasplete Statement of the ban caaterian (lona inn. • Elegant T..wn Residence, near B dford-squarr, Pittdiakell br Longman sad Co. aid Oak sod Cott's, rater tinster-r.)w t and T. simpson, 7, Oxford-street. ,CONTINUATION OF THE CHRONICLES. • In royal - ltd. prier. SI. 94. boards, • rrHE CHRONICLE OF .JOIN HARDY NG, containing in Account of Public Transactious, flora the mulled period of English History to the •14.0f the reign of Km; Edward the Fourth; together with the CONTINUA TION by RICHARD GRAFTON, to the Thirty-fourth Year of King Henry the Elvis t the former , part minded with Two Manuscripts of the Author's own time; the last with a duplicate Edition, to a hick are added a Biographical terary Prefarw, and no Index . By HENRY ELLIS. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; T. Payne; and linhimon ; Longman. Flur.t, Rees, Orate, and Cadell and Davies; J. Mawnian ; and R. H. Evans. Of whom ratty be bad, )ust published, ARNOLD'S CH RON ICLE, royal Ga. prit RASTELL'S PASTIME OF PEOPLE, in royal 4t boards. FABYAN'S CHRONICLE, royal 4to. SI. 9t:. GRA FTON'S CHRONICLE, 2 vols. 4to. 41.'45. HALL'S CHRONICLE, 4t0..31. 9s. BOUM ED'S CHRONICLES, 6 vols. 121. Ph.' In the Piero, and very rhorilv will be published, LORI BERN ELLS'S FROISSA RT. By Mr. EDMUND DItAYTON, At the Atmfloe Marc, near 'Mt Dant of England; nn WED NESDAY, Feb. 19, at Twelve, by order of the Proprietor, A LEMEILOLD respectable Brick-built DWEL. LINO HOUSE. eligibly situate No. 21, LowYr Thorn haugb-strert, •Bedfoisboiquare ; containing spaeions drawing room, dialog and breakfast parlours, fitted with inarble.chimney pieces, eicelleat chambers, nary atti.s, convenient kitchens, ser wanti ball, butler's pantry, wine, coal, and beer cellaring,.with every other requisite necessary for the immediate reception of a genteel faintly, held en Lease for a term of St) sears unexpired, and shjet lot -mind • be TO THE NOILLfTV AND GENTRY. NEW-INVENTRI).•BREECHES and PAN TAWONS.--16.4coasegnence of the very grist cam 'nails of the bad sewhif of the seamy 11713 induced T. SUT TON, IL4, on the north side of the New Church. Strand, to tr% the expert rent of making them without side or leg beams. which he has found to answer his most ardent expectation, and err excels the former mode for elevate and ease, nod are pe cullarb adopted for riding. T. S. has the pie:lmre to .sty he has given universal satisfne lien InAliose Cattlemen who have honoured him with n trial of them, and helot leave to return ilk sincere thanks o his Friends and the Public in general for the favours they have ahead, ranferrisd upon him, since he has opened the ai‘ove concern, and hear% h. his assiduity Si merit a contiroiance Oft he mere. Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies' tinhits, and ever other braids of the Whines* executed with the utmost 1.-orto.dity and diwnteh. • Total 49.95$ 11,752 of the shove %ere visited at their own habitations. A Subscriber of One Guinea per annum is entitled to have one Patient at a time on the Medical nr Chirueglyal list, and one Lsing-in Patient in the Sear; and in ease of a greater Subscrip tion. a pritypetittaable huniber. A Subscriber of Ten Guineas is a Govern& for Life, with the privileges of an annual sub scriber of One Guinea. Suhrripliuns are received by the Treasurer, Thomas Cox beat M•irsb, Esq. Wapping -street; Sir James firlNile and Co. •Laashard-street; George Wolff. F.-q. 21, New Bridge-steer', Blackfriars; Mr. Lddrup. the Collector; Mr. Godfrey, at the Disperuaryt and hy Mr. Wegener, the Secretary. Feb. 8,181 g. • WILLIAMS'S JUSTICE, IMPROVED BY TO, A itiv Edition, la four:large volorues 8.0. price 31, • bmircb, iM rIE WHOat4W felative to the DU'. a. OFFIC of JUSFICE.of the ri,mlE; co, also the authority of Pariah Odeers. Origin.iliy coin! T. W. WILLIA Of the Inner Temple, Bordner at Law. N ger TUEsimr. BISH, Contractor for the present Rich bu. A • swan 6 Lpstr, of only 8,0 (0 Ticket', respectfully re wituls the Public dot the whole of ul .r Lottery will be draws on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, eunittioiug Third Edition, re-arranged, and considerably enlar; otherwise iinprnved; incluilmg the Statutes to the enc Sesiion hl Cleo. 111., and Ott adjudged Cases -40 the Laster Term, 51 lien. 111. By il. N. TOMLIN!, Esq. Printed torJohnSioekdale; Clarke and Sans; John' Wilkie and Robinson; John Corbett; Lbniman and Cc button sued Co.; J. M. Riehardint.; John .lltiehardsou Crosby and Co.; J. lawman' amid J. J. Staakdale. Prises of ...... . . . . ~e 27003 4.0:1) 4 ate: so. It is proper to remark, that In the Small Lottery which drew in November last, there were not Tit Isms sufficient to meet the Town demand the highest Prise In that Lottery was £16,000. is tht there are Twn Prizes of £O,OOO &c. &c.: the Arm lift of a speedy purchase is thenfore evident. BICH sold and shared in the Octoher, Novr,nher, And the 102 . 1tery drown lust Mucth. 18 Capital Prizes float .sf - 20,000 to 440, at his t ruts fortunate Offices, i;coa 4, CORNHILL. 9, and dHARING-CROSS. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ilia Royal Ifighomn the Duke of York, President, ond tie following Committee of Governors : Earl of Leitrim Colonel W. J. Jones. M. P. Right lion . l on. T. Jones John Latonehe, E.g. M. P. Rt. Illio.R.B.Sheridon,M.P. Colonel H.•Clemerits, M. P. Ilea. Cul. J. Barry. M. P. I Captain James Hay. . Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the R.yal College, London. THE Patronage this Institution has received, for - 1 1.- the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequeom. as strictures, ' debility. ulceration, &c. conducted under the in,- nuement of a Geat lemon of the first profes4innal abilities, well may the Public of the high merits.of Mr. KI ERMAN'S plan, and that by it the inconveniences of poblic Charities arc avoid-. ed, whii.t the young and unwary are protectidhillost the fatal delusions held out be adverliiing pretenders in this branch of practice. Since its establishment 1805, 3457 patients, of butt, have been cured, without confinement or injury to the commotion, nod with a delicacy and secret) hitherto unknown r i canny of those hove Inboard under the man comptlgnird forma of the disease from tep to twenty years. Vire feast gympturnt yield to Mr. Kiernan s treatment in a few days ; mid whilre tiVenronce of debility vowel on. too early application cannot be made to prevent the danger 'that may ensue. The Surgeon may be cououlted by either Sea, with the rnd, secrecy. at his private hou.e , No. 21, Lower Char ,elaccets Bedford-square, from nine to twelve la tbeiaoro -OZ, and from six till aeon at night ; to whom !men and ether communications, from lowa and country (post paid) nay be ad , dressed, and will he punctually answered. Just pohlished PR CTIC A OBS-ERVATIONS , • on- the aboob DISE A SES. price fly F. Kiernan; sad sold tiv Sherwood, Neely, arid ow l "mower-row ; and by Highley, Fleet! 'rem, 6 - TO THE PUBLIC. MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE for the Prevention and Care of Colds, Coughs. Consumptions, Asthma , . anti !looping Cough. The climate of England is continually producing amongst the inhabitants maladies scarcely known in inhor countries. The cold moi.ture in which the island is involved during the greater part of the year, causes those oh structinut in the °row of perspiration that frequently terminate in consumption or nstiona diseases. which have been justly termed the Oague of England I it in during the present season of the year that the seeds of these ten ihle disorders are chief* in haled, and their fatal termination witnessed the Vegetable Essence has, haus .uuequivocal te-tirrennia, been found a pre vention in the origin—a cure in the progress—and a certain re lief in the last stages of those destructive maladies. Mr. Madden respectfully inform those who may be induced to try this sovereito remedy, that it may he had at his Dispeu sary, No. it, Gloucester-street, Qiseen •-snuare, l,ndon. and if a elect number of the principal Venders ma Town and Conn tiy, at 7s. per Bottle, Stamp included; together with a Nos containing an account of nead) , one hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, of high respectability, who haseexperienced its be whole! effects. _ . N. B. Aay quantity. not Lea t h an three Bottles, sent (carriage Ace) to part of the ?!, receiving an enclosure of ~n. for ratio three Bottles. • Vended. by appointment. at Meows. Kaesett. A HEN and Ba-, 011urehllitribultinsete4iiise pfskr;irs.4l 4 l44bery and Son s ., Ss.Youl's Lcburch , gard k Mr. Hawkins 4,13. Old Bood.st reel ; (late Tuft), adjoining the ,Royal Etchaio t e oale;corn , Sill ; Mr. N s's, Exchange (:ate , Cornhill ; *Mr. Huguenin's. 3S. tilab.market ; Mr. Mattrast.'s, Ba. 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