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TAI r A el'it E:ii()Ya,TC CWl;it 7 9ii 24:' ON MONDAY CNE)T ;()lober . 25, qoz, will be presented THE MERRY WIVES. OF WINDSOR. Mr. Ford, Mr. H. SIDUONS ; Slender, ,Mr; KNIGHT; Mr. Page, Mr MURRAY; Sir 11 - ,..411 Evans, Mr. 'BLANCHARD ; Dr.' Canis, Mr. FARLEY •, Shallow, Mr. EMERY ; rzi )(Act. Mrs. Page, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Arit.e Page, Mrs. 131.VE RLY Dame Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; And Mrs. Ford, Miss CHAPMAN. wirn - _ ~_ ~' , i >~ . PEROUSE , Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. • . ZUROPIA NS. Pereuse (the Navigator), Mr. H. lOHNSTON ; Theodore (the Son of Perouse). Miss I ENKI NSC3N. And Madame Peroust,- Mrs. WATTS. Chimpanzee '(an Animil of the Desolate Island) Master MENAGE. NATIVES OP A NEIGHBOURING :BLAND& 4anl-o !Suitor tu limna), Mr. FAlt LEY ; Negaski (Umba's Father), Mr. DUBOIS ; And Uinba; - Mrs. MILLS. On'Tuesday, with The Cabinet. nn Wi-dr,tsdav, the Man ..f The World, with The Re .or The. Wags of Windsor. On Thursday, The Cabinet; The Citizen. un Friday, the Tragedy. of Ma,:beth, with The Review. New on Saturday,' will be produced, tor the first time, a ew Comedy, called Delays and Blunders, with Rosina IANOVEI3..SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. AMISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this S EASON, - is now ‘vill ,ontinue Every Day, _Sundays excepted, 41 0 m Nine in the Morning till EVening. Admittance One Shilling EARTHQUAKE. LYCEUM.. TOW OPEN, the EX I'ENSIVE PICTURE of THE ,EARTHQUAKE AT LISBON ;, rich took place in the Year ins. Painted from accurate Descriptions , of the Scene, and genuine Sketches of the City, behire its fearful Destruction. This Workcornprehends, not only Views of 411 the magni ficent Edifices existing at the Time of that Awful Convul sion, but faithfully describes the tremendously interesting Situation of its. Inhabitants. • The . Landscape Department is designed and executed by C► , ARLES, JOHN £UGH. And the Figures by ROBERT KEI& PO-RTER. Open everyday horn , n Te o'Ciock till, Seven in the verea g . Mir • THE BRITISH SCHOOL, • BERN ERS-STREET, CONSTITUTING a :Perpetual EXHIBITION and SALE of ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, SCULP uRE, DRAWINGS, and. r.N.GRAVINGS, unger the patronag: of is With an Ady..l-• Hionz.,i the PRINcx of w &L E s , wil! be e opened, Wiares to its Patrons and t ile P,Ir& E , on THURSDAY NEXT, the zSth inst. at One la'Cleck,. When the- resiaettive Tickets of Free Admission to the Patron,!for fate, Annual Patrons, and Exhibitors of ' 4 'e - institution, will be ready int delivery. 14 6n-Sub.itioers pay One Shilling each time of Admit itnce to the EXhihitiOh, which will be open from Nine in the Morning till Five in the Afternoon, Sundays excepted: This Day is publtsted, a Prospectus and ,Catalogue, which Y be had at ihe hritisliSchooi, price One Shilling. ' LOWER GR6SVENOZ.STREET. /TUE LF.ASE.ot a HOUSE, an t iFURNITURE, to be disposed of, fit for the ReSidence of a Single Man ot Fashion, or small Genteel - Fainily. Inquire or, Marsh and Tatham, Upholsterers, Moant street, GrusvenOr-square. LA:' , IORGANSHIRE TO BE' SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - AN Ancient FREEHOLD MA_MION.HOUSE, now used as a Farm House, with suitaole Offices, and "_4,faiied Gardens, and a valuable Farm in a Rtn . g Ferice round ri*House, containing Br 6 Acres, more or less, lett to a re - - will expire at a low Rent of 6251. on Lease, which til expire at Candlemas 5304, but estimatod to be worth Bear 8001. per 'MUM This Estate is very eligibly situated, adjoining the Bristol Channel, at a rn,derate distance from the Market Towns of Ca ff Cowbridgeand-Bridgend, and capable of great im provement. Further articulate may he had of Mr. B. C. Williams, Solicitor, in Bcdford.row, London ; and of John Franklen, ttcl• Lannihan' le, near Cowbridge, lamorganshire, "ere a Map of the Estate:may be seen, and all other requi. site 111 f..) amazon obtained_ INVENTFD IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, LED, CLIA.I R JRED, 11am:borne Brass-screw Four Posto . ,. and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. .56 snd 57, Catherine street, Strand. ONE of the Imperial Dining Tables; T: Mor. gan had the HOnour of swing to THEIR A .1 LS- -.1 1 ES and the P NC E SSE S a he t the .Queen's Housewho t re t according to their accustoirm i goo d ness o f encouraging 4k gentiity, most graciously. pleased to express, their highest 4)prohation and sanction of the same. Also the much .ad itlired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed P and taken down without Tools,. the F urnit tires to which ' r e mad e u p 9n a new Plan, i n fixing on and taking off with °tit th e use of Nails, -Tools Sec. Several other Articles - of urnitu re in the Upholstery , and Cabinet Branches, upon new I li itnproved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Nusquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La clies and Gentlemen going toile East and West Indies, and all other fbre•gn Climates ,• are allowed far superior to any other i'rt usually sbld ; handsome• Dame Beds, and newdesigned bqj e nchP•Vindow Curtains, en suite, with every other Article Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by 4 1 ° ,_rg:Itriii44-4sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers ,and Cabinet 1.6 and t 7, Catherine -stre e t, Str an d. t "N. . Morg an an d S an d crs, entreat L a di es an d G ent l e Men c o be p R articular,in the Numbers, No. fb and 17 , three Doors 'tom the St rand. MGOUT TWELVE YEARS STANDING . . AjOR M-Y, of Editiburgil, was fir aught a , . to Dr. Gardner (No. 76,% Long Acre) . most severely ,I'!" , ted with the Coot, the Doaor attended him every seizrul t "Y tor a short time ; in three weeks the Major was reatored x i i ) 11 4 pristine state of health, - and still remains so, as the Ispaor Dublin,hard to thecontrary ; but in and he sa , w the , 4 ajor in, be was extremely well, and his counte- I•auce expressive of health and vigour. • • c . :rhe above Cure can be estabished by referring to Dr. ardner, at his house, for attestations. . FRIDAY, Odober zz, 1802. Committee for carrying into execution the AdU of Parliament fOr Widening and. Improving the Entrance into the City. of London at l'erriple 13af, and fOr making a more commodtous Street or Pas's:ige . on Snow-Hill. • - N - • r • ESOLVED Unanimously, in • testimony of the Li. zeal and ability displayed by Mr. :Aldrrman SKIN- N ER, as Chairman of this Committee, in carrying into exe cution the provisions of the Aa of Parliament for effeaing an Improvement -at Snow,l4ill, That the new Street be named " SKINNER-STREET."- Ordered, That the said Re - solution be ornamentally written on Vel him, Signet by the Town Clerk; properly emblazoned, framed and glazed, and presented to Mr, , Alderman Skinner. Ordered, That the said Resolution 1?e signed'by the Town Clerk, and published, in all the Mornidg and Evening Papers. • , WO ODTI-lOR PE: ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, October 8, rBO2. JOSEPH THOMPSON, _Esq: V. P. in the Chair. TN the course of the . important Business of the JJIL Court of D:reaors, the Honorary Medallions of this In stitution were presented to .those Medical Assistants, who, by skill and perseverance, had'rt,tored Children and Adults to Life—Dr. Mackie,- Dr. Fetch, Cott:mei Smith, Mr. Lord, Mr. Bromley,.Mr. Pratt, and Captain Leyson. , ExERGue, Lateat Scintiliula foi , m—REvxitsr, Hoc pre tium.cive sertato tulit. - Within the Civic Vreath, Dud Lerson. Vitas ob Restitutas ex Dono, R. _ Each Medallion was inscribed with the Name of the suc cessful Practiti6ner. Mr. .EPG A R has been likewise presented - with the Ho norarY Medal of the Society ; as by assiduptisly employing the Resuscitative Process of our Rilniane Institution, provi dentially restored loan Mitchell to lite:, whothalbeen appa rently ,struck d. ad by a vi vrcl ti ash of Ligtitning. K esolutions pissed Unanimous. y, • That the most respect, ul and grateful Thanks of this Court be presented To .the Rev.. Dr. VALPY, <for his excellent ary Sermon preached at Grosvenor Chapel, re pieaened at Southall:pun and the ISiand of JerSey.- Tnat tne MEDICAL.,ASSISTANTS are entitled to the warmest acknowleti,,inents-of gratitude, .as . by their zeal and philanthropy many valuable Lives have been restored to So- .It iat IosEPH THO.MPSON; Esq. : -V. P. be presented with the Thanks of this-Court, for his impartial Condu6t as Chairman, and his friendly zeal for the Prosperity of the Hu mane . Qciety. Ordered v ,That the above Resolutions be published. - - ' JOHN BEAUMONT, Register. The 2gth of next Month, the State. Lottery begins Drawing-. TICKETS and SHARES are (in Sate at the Offices 11 of HODGES and Co. No. 149, Oxford-street, and No. 44, St. lames's-street • The present Price of Tickets and Shares. Ticket - - 417 1 4 o Half .9 0 0 'Quarter - 4 II o Eighth - - z •6 o Sixteenth - - , t* 3 o The First-drawn , Ticket 'will be entitled to 2,0e01. Prizes, to any amount, paid on deatand.. 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The TENTH EDITION, Printed on the newly-invented Straw Paper, ATREATISE on the TENFH: Comprehending an accurate Description of their Stru&ure, a full expla nation of the.causes.of their decay, and .an enumeration of ; their various l?iseases. Including also the most elfedual' Instrudions for treating the Disorders of the Teeth and Gums, established by a long and successful practice. By the Chevalier RUSPI NI, Surgeon Dentist to His Royal Highness the Princeof This Treatise, which was the first ever-pnbkshed on the subject of the Teeth in this Country,, made it's original ap pearance in 1767. Vide the Critical Review, and other Reviews of that date, all of which spoke largely in its com mendation, as a work at once new, scientific, and useful in the highest degree. TO this Treatfse the Chevalier Ruspiiii has added an Ac count of- his 'extraordinary Balsamic Siyptic ,Solution, with a number ufLetters which helms received from'persops of the first character awlrespedability, as well Gentlemen of the Faculty as others, all uniformly testifying- its salutary ef feds in internal and external bleedings. This Tizatise as as all the Chevalier's genuine Com positions, may be had at Mr. Cadwell's, Dublin. 041. ts, DEBRET.T's PEERAGE, • A NEW EDITION, CorreCted to September the First, rBoz. - This Day Niai published, • Handsomely printed on superfine yellow wove paper, in two -Heat Pocket Volumes, - -price n4s. in boards ; with a Lilt of Persons who have received the Honour of Knighthood ;cur ing the presentßeigu ; Embellished with a PORTRAIT of HIS MAJESTY in his Coronation. 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As the' Public opinion of the merit and utility of this Work has been most Unequivocally expressed, •by the rapid and extensive sale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared, it is not deemed neLiessary•to expatiate on - the claims which - The Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the same flattering patronage. • • It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal History, in 66 large VolUmes OetaVo, is either too ex pensivc,.o; too,voiuminous, Dr.. Mayor's 'Universal History, 2 5 moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most desirable ac quisition. The - Volumes are sold at ”. in boards ; or, upow.commori paper,s-at.3s.•9d. in boards; -and single Voluthes, or complete Sets, may be had-of all Booksellers. ' . No. 71, St: Paul's Church-yard, • August 25, : 18p2. . , BEAUTY OF PERSO,N. Patronized.by His Royal Higimessilli Duke of Kent. •.- - - AS;rwthing Is a greater . Ornament-than a White Set of Teeth, TROTTER's ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, or ORIENTAL 'DENTIFRICE, which • has met with universal encouragement from the first Personages ot. Fashion and Distinaion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is reccmmendecl to the attention of the Public— .Ladies and Gentlemen • who' Ith've not' tried the'effeeVof this tkeellent Dentifrice, will find .a single box a.sulllcient quantity to as certain its efficacy, and virtues . ; its excellencies being ac knowledged by, the most respectable; Medical 'Authorities, used by several, and recommended. The Powder cleanse* an,t beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, pesseises;..lio acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely 4afe,Axi. its use. From its aStiiiigency it strengthens the gams,' eradi cates the scurvy,, .which. often .proves; the destradiou of a 'whole set of Teeth; preserves sound Teeth from decay, se = ••• - e!,. , ltea.y ef..); Teeth. *at r.bcgetPlur- 14,-orre. fasteits .those.. which arc look, Troves the happy means of preventing . their Wing...drawn: Butivhat‘ has e.nhartekti it in tho&tirrinizn of Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the- of,, using it, is, that it prevents the' return Of the' Tnoth-acct, with which, before that period, they .had I?een violently aftlicled; and obviating the 'necessity of that most Uisagteeable 'ef ,all Operations--Scalingthe;T,eetii.,.. Like Wise a Tineture Which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the ums,••and is a: Wash after the Powder,. per-. fedly sate in its use, having. no acid. M. Troi ter. lecorri mends.it- to Gentlemesi%;going abroad to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been. broad have found .the feels Of' the Powders in forig.voyages; and alsO'preper• for all Fainilies,i,and SChoois tp keep by':theni. . She cautions the Nobility and Geniry against purchasing any AsiatiO"ToOth- Powder without " M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on•thelop of , the box, several compositions having been vended for it in Town and Country. - - Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Warehouse, N 0.3, Beau fort Buildings, "Strarkt; and by appointment, by Messrs': Buller and Loder, Oxford; Mr. Reynolds, ; _Mrs. Shearelift; and Andrews, Briatcif Mr. Trewrnan, Exeter; Mr. Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymouth; Itlr. Wood, Weymouth; Mr, EdMonds Northampton; Mr. Lu cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, - ! Reading; Mr. Middle ditch, "Ipswich • Mks. .P.oljett, Colchester; Mr. Brass, Hull; Mr. .Hol i dbrook, Derby ; Mr. 'Winks, GairiStiro' ; !Mess. Dillon, Chester Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth.; Mrs. Cross and Wood, Shrewsbury; Mr:Rice,"Wakefield ; Swin ton, "Leicester ; r •IVr., • tluderwoocl,, Cambridge • and. Mr. Spence and Mr, kaebilin; Edinburgh . ; and 'Bull, Dublin. Price zs.- 6d. a Box; Tincture, asi"od. dtity included. India Brushes, rs. each. DR. NORRIS's DROPS IN ,exciting - the Public Attention to these Va luable Drops, an enumeration - of particular Cases would be Unnecessary ; successful experience for' more than haiil century hatving„ sufficiently established their reputation in . the cure of every specieS of Fever, especially the Yollow or Putrid, for which they. are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratificatilan,• - but is enabled with confidence to re . commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate CorighS; Scurvy; alt imiturities'of the Blood, Colds, StomaCh. and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in itence,and as - a. saluta rycordial in those discomfort's attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial •eileds. The Family Bottle, 21S. is only to be had at the Dodoes House, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square,' where. Books of C area ..are,delivercd gratis, and'ali Orders for Export Lion executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail' by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi cines .; also Dr. Norris's 'Antibilious . f ill, celebrated as i safe and effedive aperient, may. be 'had at all the, above Places, in boxes, at zs. 9d. AUTUMNAL PHYSIC. THE propriety of taking some Alterative Medi cine at this Season of the Year, to facilitate the elibrts Of Nature, must be obvious to tile - weakest capacity': it is a salutary practice, .founded by the wisdom of our Ancestors, and sandioned by the apprObation of every Me(ficai &lan : its utility is notgontined to the present advantages, but extends also to the prevention of many Diseases, which .frequently Occur 'When seasonablQ..physie - has been ne'gieeted. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE V E LNO's VEGE TABLE PILLS are proved, - by ample experience, to be the most sate and efficacious hitherto discovered o. as an alterative, purifier, and sWeeterieeof the blood, and for radically curing .the Scurvy, Scrophtila - '44ing's F. vil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, the ill effects Of - Mercury, and alt lliseases originat ing, from an impurity . of - the blood--A variety of proofs of their efficacy, from People of Respedability, are constantly published in the London Evening Papers ; these must na turally be.supposed.to have their due weigt, and supersede the necessity of any further comment from the Proprietor; yet he presumes to assert, that the real merits of this vege, table preparation will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly in its own recommendation,. than any thing which can be said ofrir. .Prepared and sold in boxes,. price 4s. 6d. or six boxes in One, price ii. zs. by the Proi , rietor, I. Pidding, formerly Srirgeors in the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, OlfOni stneet, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail, by Tutt, Royal E4liange ,• Ching 'and' Butler, No. 4, Clwapside; ,Swinney . No. at, Pall-Mall; Ward, 'No. 324, Holborn; Shaw, N 0.74, UQVI.Igtt ; and by every Medicine Vender in lb* Kingdom. [PRICv. SIXP,Z=NCE. OPPLE GP ORDNANCE, DIIBLIN - , • • - Septefrnirr2B, rSor: • Tl , ?ES PE CT' OFFICE*' RS. of - his M4JESTY's , ORDNANCE, do Ler4 give Ncticei that thcre.ane in fli,r&rajestf,l's brdnance Stores at Dublin, alltt-ie;Veral - Other-Orindnee Stores in Irelaasl, a great va.i ri e ly of ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE FU ItNIT UltE, C L (-) TH I N 13:AG G A &c. 441;7:ging. to Mr Cohnis, and ether Offeers of Regivreats of Lkagoo',--ts, &c.. that have ken •iit Aro; it fretare'; which Articles, if net •elairned and taken away o;1> or before the 1,1 day ofDerembet ill he sold to clear !lir Majesfy's Stores of then. All applications for any of the abolie to he 7. , 74,1e_ adsfresseei to the Respealve , O i rer: of His Majesty': Ordlta,c., A RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dui - ,lin g J - 1.2 Irish Poplin and Tabbinet,Manufadurers,a-J.l Mercers to Her Majesty - , their Royal, Highriesles - the Prince and Princesi of. Wales, Duke and Dutelicss of Dtitchz.ss of .Wirternberg, and the Princesses,' No. Covent-garden, London. • The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the dilierent Branches of the Royal Family, and of the first Iconic and Fashion, it.is hoped has si*Ficienti -- , estatylishezi, in the opinion. of - a diSceming Public, the; deeid.At superiority of ro , . , :r's and Haughton's - Silver, Figured, and ?kin Chatnorry t;?; at:LL Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball 01 - ,:sses, ins,-&c. to render it unnecessary for that Hou,ic to reply to the Advcr— tisements of others, whose chief p t;,e trade is the copying of theirAdvertiserneitts. • CAUTION. Whereas - Archer and Haughton have been credibly in. footled, that a great many people in this kingdom are and.have - b4.-en,. for .some tiine past, mantiladaring and ling‘Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an interior quality under the name of A rcherand Haughton's Nl.l.itii - ae.nry, Avail a view to discredit and injure their House,. and a gross inipo. sition on - the Public in general ; they are deterinined,•- as tar as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction ;;;I) ; p e rs o n or persons so 'vending Poplins and Thbbiuets, under the name of their Manufaaure, that .was not actually - o , ougitt at their House *. x .* Merchants supplied to any Arno/int. They have the honour to acqttaint the Nobility and Gen., try, .that their Warehouse .is stocked with a. greater variety. of -Mourning GOods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be .had elsewhere, the .whole being of their own manufacture ;—they consist of •s , white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Musiins, ,Cambric ~Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Widows; Armozines, dress Bar- . celona. Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bon - thazets for Servants, Sec. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and • Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. --English yard-wide Poplins of a superior quality, at 35..6d...0er yard ; Velures, double black serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet indifferent Patterns ; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymea and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever . asked for any article bought at their House. N. B. Ladies own Spinning rnanufa&ured into eoplins or Tabbinets;..Tabberan for Furniture .of the ditnrent fashion. able COlours, manufactured on tier. shortest notice: VENERI: CON!,?LAINTS. R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well . known all over Europe for their .supeior ele.:acy and peculiar mildness, in perfectly er;idic:iting every d r of the Vane- real Disease without tit cast tro'.zble or eol.tinement.' "The Public may be assured this exc , 2il:-.•nt Niel.tirle is perfealy congeinal to the constitution, end many nave 'remarked theirhealth having been touch improved in' other'respe6i.s..after its we..• - Printed Direc.`di , ms, signed by -- 1)r. Arnolii, are inc..!osed with each VO,X.; ivhiell will enable all Persons to Cum them. selVes without the knowlede of atty. one. Prepared by Dr. 'Arnold, •at Whetstone., Middlesex; sold in I.Ondon by Mr. A7ttelt,' No. i, Finch- lane, tlorrihil I ' • Mr. Witrd at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn, appoSite Gray's Inn Gate; and 'Mr. Pidding, at his 'Patent Medicine Watchcase, No. '76, Okforii-street, opposite the antheen. 0 Sold also by the following Booksellers'; Hazard, Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol; IWaley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Sails bufy• Harrop and Thompson, 111.ili:hester ; Jones and Gore, I,Werpool; Bulk"eley arid Poole, Chester; Pearson and • P,iereey, Birmingham Stevenson,. , Norwich; Middleditch anci - Barns.by, • I pswichl Gales,- Sheffield •, Binns, Leeds;; Peck and Wolstenholme, York ; Brown, Hull ; Humble, Newiertitle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford; jeweller, Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary,' Edinburgh ; and by one reputable Bookseller in most Towns in'England. • Price as. gd. and ss. sd. a•Box, Duty included. Where may he had. Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops. R. MATTHEWS, No. jB, Strand, London, I. begs leave to inform those persons Who were disdp_ pointed in their application for Dr. .Taylor's REMEDY FOR DLA FNESS, that he has just received a frell and genuine Supply from the Wholesale Agent, at St:llford. Cures (ahnast daily) continue to be performed by Dr. Tay. lor's Remedy for Deafness, which is universally-allowed to be the most sate, easy;. and efficacious• Preparation Wnich Society ever had reason to rejoice in the discovery of. 'A . .few days ago, a Gentleman, upwards of 7o years old, called at the house of. Mr. Wright,.printer of the Liverpool Saturday's Advertiser, and informed the shopman, that he could hear, by the use of Taylor's Remedy, •as well as any man though before he applied it he was so deal-that it was with difficulty he could hear when people shouted, to him. The folloWing - is exttal of a letter from Mr. C. Lowe, of Leek, in the County of Stafford: Sir, There aretwo cases where Dr. Taylor's Remedy has'been useful at Leek.—The first person is about 45 years of age he hid been very hard of hearing fdr more than ao years, indeed 'so bad', that when near the church clock he Could not hear it strike ; but after using about half a bottle, was so mach restored, that When at'work (as a carpenter) at a house half .a.. mile from the • church, he, could hear the chime's playldistindly.—The other; about 63 years of age, lost almost entirely his hearing when •abotit 'IS ; he has used about * two bottles of ;he !Remedy, and has re cov e re d hi s hearing (Zone ear wholly," The Agent at Cheadle, in the County ofStAfroicl, iet ? ter to thc.Wholesaie VentL::l, gives the following account of the first bottle.he disposed cl; ,l have sold a bottle of Dr. Taylor's Rernedy for Deafness, which is in trial with great success: The mar. was so •»eitt he could nett hear the clodc strike tho Ugh ever so• near it ; now he says he can hear the beating of his watch at some distance,", Letter from Mr. M inshull, printer of the Lancaster Gazetteer, to the Wholtesafe Vender. It gives me pleasure to have to state to you, that a Lady called upon me on Monday .last; and informed me, that her Father had been very deaf for several years, and seeing an advertisenient in the Lancaster Gazetteer, a bottle of Dr. Tay_ lor's infallible Remedy was ptheured froth my Office ; in t twenty-four hours atter the first application he experienced much benefit, and by using that bottle only, he. found he could hear as well ;.;s ever he could in his lire. • " . If this case Will, render you any service, you are at liberty to publiskit ; and •I can refer any applicants to the person cured. " I remain, yours, &c. "W. •MINSHULL." Lancaster, Sept. 4, ,tBcta. . . Notwithstanding the late date of the above letter, Minshull.,has since forwardcd'an account of two other lie; ons being cured, in the neighbourhood of Lancaster, by using only one bottle each. •. - - r The above rerne.iy is !old in small bottles, with printed direCtions, price gs. 6tl. each, duty included, by:l. Drewry, Printer, Stafford, the wholesale vender,—lt may eils , ) be had of Mr. Mathews, No. iB, Strand, London. * It is to be observed, that though two hottlis were %lied in this case, more than one is scarcely ever necessary.- 7 tOne bottle will in general cure the most obstinate Deafness; and it is composed of ingredients perfeelly mild and lurivcei.t. )ter, tiOn wan roi (ber 1, a of his arm ve• fey he tea he hE e- rit 0- c. bc