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A BILL, For the more effeetually . tirstinguishing and relieVing of in dustrious Parish Poor; awl tor the Regulation of Overseers Accounts.; and for the better preserving of the Lives of adjudged Bastards. •(Concluded from our Paper of Yesterday.) And, for the better securing Parishes from the expence incurred in the maintenance of Bastards, it shall he lawful for any Justice of the Peace, upon application of the Overseers of the Parish, Town ship, or Place to which such Bastard belongs, to grant a warrant of distress for levying, upon the goods and chattels of the putative Father thereof, the Arrears due from him to such Parish, Town ship, or Place, for the. Maintenance of such Bastard. under any Order of Maintenance, and in • default thereof, to .commit such Offender to the County `gaol until such arrears shall he paid, or he shall be discharged therefrom by due course of Law : Pro. vided nevertheless, that if any Person shall offer Security for payment of such arrears, by instal ments or otherwise, to the satisfaaion Of. any Jus tice of • Peace, i.t shall be lawful for him to order,_ that such Offender be discharged out of custody : 'Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall he deemed. or taken to destroy, or lessen any other Remedy now existing for enforcing such Order of Maintenance. And whereas illegitimate Children.nre frequently not baptized or registered in any Church, or other place of Public Worship, and are often taken from the Mother by over persuasion or force, and under pretence of being put to nurse are separated from her, and die through iii treatment or' neglea : Be it enaled, 'That within after any Bastard Child shall have been born in any . Parish, Township, or Place, which shall have been duly ad , judged to be the Child of any particular Personbe fore it shall have been born, and within the like time from the adjudged' filiation of such Child, - in case such adjudication shall not have been made un til after the birth of such. Child, it shall be lawful for the Overseers of the Poor of such Parish, Town ship,- or Place, or one of them, and they are hereby required, to bring or cause to -be- brought to the . Church or Chapel of or belonging to such- Parish, Township, or Place, or to the Church or Chapel nearest thereinto, in case there shall be no Church or Chapel within such Parish, Township, or „Place, such Bastard Child, to be baptized according to the Liturgy of the Church of England,.: and to ibe duly registered in the Register of Baptisms ; and in case such Overseers shall make default herein, it shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace living in or near such Parish - , Township, or Place, upon the in_ formation and proof of such neglea, to impose a Fine of • upon each of such Over. seers, and in default of payment thereof, to levy the same by a warrant . of distress and sale of the goods, chattels, and effeas of such Overseers ; and if they shall continue to make default herein, to levy in like manner the like sum weekly upon each of such Overseers, until they shall have' complied with the directions of this AEI:, or shall have shewn • to the satisfaaion of such Justice, upon oath (which oath Tse isliereby dtreaed to administer), that the compliance herewith is become impossible ; which sums,. so paici,or levied, shall be employed for the benefit of the Poor of such Parish, Township, or Place, in such manner as such Justice shall direa. It shall not be lawful for the putative Father of such Bastard child, or - any other Person, although with the consent of the Mother thereof, to take away or remove such Child from its Mother, until such-Child shall have attained its sull age of years, without the License and Permission of a Justice of the Peace living in.or near to such Parish, Township, or Place (which License such Justice may give or refuse to give), which shall state the Place to which it is -to be temoved, and the name and abode of the Person to be entrusted therewith, who shall be a resident Householder, or the Wife of a re sident Householder, within the Parish, Township, or Place,, or as near thereto as may be ; and in case such putative, Father, or any other Person, shall re move or cause such-Child to be removed .from its Mother without such License, it shall-be lawful for any Justice of the _Peace to commit him to the County gaol, until he discover where such Child is, and cause it to he produced at , such time and place as such Justice shall order and direa, if such Child is living, who may direa that it shall again be placed under the care of itSMother, or of any other Person willing - to take charge thereof, being a Householder, or the Wife of a Householder, living within the parish, Township, or Place, or as near, thereto as may be ; and such putative Father, being convicted of having removed such Child without such License by such Justice, shall pay a Penalty of not more than nor less than to be levied by a warrant of distress upon the goods and chattels of such offender, to be aplied for the use of the Poor of the Parish as such Justice shall direa, and in default thereof, shall be com committed to the County gaol for any time not exceeding and in case such Child .' shall die, between the removal thereof without such License, and before the time giiven fur its produc tion, such putative Father or other Person shall be committed to the County gaol, there to remain until the next General Gaol Delivery, to answer to such Bill of Indiament.as may be then and there found against him : Provided nevertheless, that nothine , herein contained shall be deemed or taken to enable or - authorize such putative Father to remove cuatake such Child from its Mother after the age of years without her consent : Provided also, that it shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace, to order the Mother of such Bastard Child, whilst residing with her, to produce the same before him, at . such time and place as he shall direct, and in case such Child shall appear to- him to be ill-treated or ne glefteti, to remove the same to such Person, willing to take charge thereof, as he shall think fit, -who shall be living and residing within the Parish, Township, or Place where such Child was born, or " as near thereto as may he : 'Provided-also, that no.. a thing herein contained shall 'be deemed or taken to annul or abridge the power which any Justice or Justices of the Peace now bath or have to make any SHIP NEWS.. YARMOUTH, MARCH 25. Arrived -the Ceres, Ottey, and Trollope, Darnell, from London ; Margaretta, Nichols, and Selby,• Bromby, from Hull. • Sailed—the Liberty,%Willcock, and Harmony, Booth, for the East, in ballast ; Langford,Warren, for Malden ; Constant Trader, Plowman, Flora, Banifield, Little John, 'Murree, Mary, Moss, William, Goodwin, Denley, Ayers, Ann, Car son, Elizabeth and Ann, Reed; - Eliza, 7 Butcher, and Prize, Cobb, for London ; Tiber, Horsibrotigh, Fortuna, Crow, and Towry, Bennett, for the East, in ballast ; Sea Dog, Ames, and Nancy, Banford, for Hull; and Expedition, BoWen, for Wisbech., GRAVESEND, MARCH 25. Passed by—the Lion, Sargeant, from Barcelona ; Orphan, Bidlake, from Oporto; Hope, Wood, and Good Intent, —, from Limerick. Sailed—the Dorothy Forster, Black, and Mineral Spring, Ford, fin. Jamaica. BIRTH., On Thursday, the Lady of 'John Angerstein, Esq. M. P. of a daughter, at his house in Ureat Cumberland Place. MARRIED: On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn,Mr. Joseph. Knowles, of New In n , t o Miss Sykes, dadghter of Mr. Edward Sykes, of_the same place. DIED. On . the4th of November, at Surinam, Briedier-General Buchanan. On Sunday morning last, at Brompton, Miss Emma Butt, youngest dabghter of the late Peterßutt, Esq. of His Ma jesty's Yard at Deptford. On Monday last, the infant son of Mr. Darby, in Lime street. r • On Wednesdiy morning, at the ViCarage House, Edgware, Mrs. Martha De Veil. . On Thursday, at Blackheath, Mr. Benjamin Clay, of Guildford-street, Bloomsbury. • • • - The same 4y, after a short illness, Mr. Durant, of Spi tall-square. _ Sunday se'nnight, at Badley, aged 35, fames Hamilton, Esq of Garthamlock, Captain-Lieutenant in the Princess 'l2 oyal's own late Fencible Cavalry. . . At Carolside, the gth inst. Miss Eliza Houstoun, eldest daughter ot.the late Dr. James Houstoun,. of the State of Georgia. At Auchterarcler, the Gth inst. the Rev. William Kemp, B. D. of the University of,Cambridge. - PRICE. 01. STUCK;;, Y ESTE RDAY. Bank Stock Navy - 5 per Cent. to2ini ; per,Lent. ►?y7, shut I rish'S Ocr Cci,t. -shut India Bonds Exclieq. Bills 's. preen .\ Fundable ditto prem. 3d Excheciiie! Bills par .Nevi $. S. Stock. <)►nnium 3 per 68li Ditto Ann. r7,!-, Clank for opening India fir ditto Consols for April 69 . 4 per Cent. Con. shut ; per Cent. Red. shut per Cent. Con. Ditto. Scrip Bank Long Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip COURSE OF E 'CHANGE, FR.IDAY, M 2 ARCH 26. liamburgli - 32 4 21 us. Allona - = 3z 5 21 us. Cadiz - - 3 it, in paper Ditto - - 384 eitedive Madrid - - 3q in paper Ditto - - 39 pliettive Bilboa . - —• do. Leghorn - - - - Naples Genoa Venice Lisbon Oporto Dublin - - - - 45 - - - 12 OST, in 'or about , - Davies-sireet, -- a BROWN and WHITE TANNED SPANIEL, or small Setter; answers the Name of BEAU.' Whoever will bring the same to Messrs. Edwards, Marsil, and Tatham, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, shall receive Hall a Guinea Reward. No greater wi4be• ()tiered. THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the present LEASE of these P rem i ses will expire on the Ist of January next, and that the Proprietors art/ ready and willing to receive .proposals from any Person or Persons inclined to treat for a new Lease. The Theatre is intended to be new modelled and enlarged, an explanation of which, together with all other necessary information, relating to Conditions, &c,. may be known by applying to Mr. John Foster, No. s, Newington-bridge. Liverpool, March' 24, 1802. Sold also by the following Booksellers ; Hazard, _Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis bury ; Harrop and Thodpson, Manchester ; Jones and Gore, Liverpool; Bulkeley and Poole, Chester • Pearson and • m Piercey, Birminghai ; Stevenson, Norwieft; Middleditch and Barnsby, I pswieh ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck, York; Brown, Hull ; Humble, Newcastle.; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, x foal ;M` Donald, jeweller, Glasgow ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and by one.reputable.Book seller in most Town's in England. Price as. gd._ and Ss. td. a Box, Duty iheluded.. • Where.may be had, Ariudd's Nervous Restorative Drops. • LONDON : Printed by lit:Cl-IA NA NI M4NI I I (or Bow-Street, Covent-Carden); and Published by %V I LI. IAM AKMIGER 'SCR IP PS (of liorse- At the SuN.OrFics i No. 112, Straw/ ; where Ativeriisements, ejriters for the Paper, Letters for tin Editor, fit. (ipost.pai order for the maintenance of such Bastard, or for the punishment of the putative Father or Mother thereof; but that the Laws in that behalf shall re main in full force, as 'if this Ad had never been made. • In case any Bastard Child shall he removed from its Mother, with or without her consent, under the age years, or from the Person to whom such Bastard shall have been sent by or by the or der of any Justice of the Peace as herein is direded; and it shall not appear by whom such Child shall have been taken away, -it shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace, upon information thereof, and he is Jiereby required, to issue a Warrant to compel the Mother and putative Father of such Child, and . the _Person from whose care -it bath been taken, to appear before him, and to bring such Child with them, and in case such Child shall not he produced by them, or one of them, to bind them or any of them upon their recognizance, with sufficient sure ty, to appear at the next Assizes or General Quar... ter Sessions of the Peace-for .the County, or in de fault thereof to commit them or any of them to the County gaol, to appear and answer to any Bill of Indiament that may be preferred against them or either of them, in resped thereof. The Peison to whose care any Bastard Child shall at any time be committed by the Order of any Justice of the Peace, and/who shall have undertaken the care thereof, shall not deliver over such Child to any other Person to be nursed or taken care of, without first making application to Such Justice of the Peace, or any other residing in or near such Place, who shall order and, direct to whom such Child shall be delivered ; and any Person delivering over such Child without such Order, on conviaion thereof by any. Justice of the Peace, shall be liable w pay a Penalty not exceeding the sum of or shall besommitted to gaol for any time not exceeding and the Person to whom such Child shall - have been delivered with out such Order, being duly summoned by any Jus. tice of the - Peace for the County or Borough where such Person lives or resides, shall forthwith pro duce such Child, which shall 4gaig be placed under the care of such Person willing to take care there of, as such Justice shall order and direa ; and in case such Child shall have died after such removal without Order, and before the rime _appointed for the production, thereof, it shall be lawful for any Justice of the Peace to issue his Warrant for bring ing before him.the putative Father and the Mother of such Child, and the Person in whose possession such Child was. at the time of its death, and to commit all or any of them to the County gaol, there to remain until the next Gaol Delivery, to answer such Bill of lndiament as shall be,preferred against them or any of them. In case any Bastard Child put out to nurse, and not living with the Mother, shall die, the - Person having the care thereof shall immediately, or as soon as may be, give notice of the death thereof to the Minister of the Parish, or a Justice of the Peace living in or near to such Parish or Place, who if they think fit may cause the body to be 'exa mined by any Person' praaising surgery or.physic, the expence whereof shall be borne by the Parish to which such .Bastard belongs, and shall --be paid by the Overseers thereof, and be charged and allowed in their accounts ; and if the Person to whose care such Child shall have been committed, shall wilfully omit or negled to give notice of the death of such Child, in manner hereinbefore diret9ed, or shall defer such notice so long as that it cannot be ascer tained, by reason thereof, whether such Child died by ill treatment, it shall be lawful for any, Justice of the Peace to commit the Party so offending to gaol, to answer to such`Bill of Indiament as t the next General Quarter Sessions, or the . Assizes held in and for the County, shall be preferred against such Offender. Where any Parish, and the concerns thereof, shall have been regulated for three years iinme diately preceding the' Making of this Ad, by a SeleCl Vestry, consisting of any limited number of Parishioners, it shall he lawful for such Pa_ rishioners, or the greater number of them, duly convened in their usual manner, without giving any public notice thereof,. and without any appli cation made to them for that purpose, to appoint an Assistant Overseer annually, with a salary, not sub jed to any appeal, and to appoint one ,or more Per son or Persons to audit the Overseers' Acettunts in manner hereinbefore direled, ,Which appointments shall be binding upon the Parish ; and such Assist_ ant Overseer and Auditors shall have. all the powers and privileges, and perform all the duties, which they or any of them would have had or done, in case they had been appointed by the greater part in number and value of the Parishioners, in manner hereinbefore direded i►r other Parishes. Eighty Thousand Pounds, in five capital Prizes arc yet to be gained at Btsx's old State Lottery , Offices, No. 4, Conihill, and No. 9i Charing Cross, undrawn rickets and Shares are selling in great variety, and the Priies paid on demand. The Wheel is immensely rich, there being three Prizes Of 20,0001. two of so,oool. &c. &c. &c. : the Public may depend on being supplied with Tickets and - Shares whilst any remain unsold, at the above Offices. Philanthropy induces us to give the annexed all the publicity in our power. In cases where Ladies are :aided with Sore Nipples, those accoucheurs and midwives, who in their .pradice adopt Mrs. GARD NEa's Essence of Roses, are requested to apply it even previous to suckling, as the precau6on will save the patient from inexpressible pains, and con duce, to the praditioner's. reputation. The Medi cine, when properly used, never fails of the desired effect ; and any further diredions required will be givenrby the Inventress, at her house, No. 75 an d 76, Long_acre.-As lucre is by no means the objcd, it is sold at ss. sd. each packet. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. TIALZINTY-THIRD DAY. , — The following Numbers were drawn Prizes. No. 35,023, a Prize of rood. • No. 42,306, a, Prize of locl. No. 23,565; 59,846, 53,382, Prizes of sol. each. No. 4, WELLS-STREET, THIRD DOOR.FROM OXFORD-STREET. UNDERTHE SANCTION OF ROYALAUTHORITY. TO the Curious in Drawing and Copying Draw_ ings and Paintings. The various, beautiful, and althost incredible effeels of Mr. JON ES's Optical Instrument; call, ed The CRITERLON, or OPTICAL REFLECTING TUBE, for Copying Drawings, Paintings, Natural Flowers, Inseels, &c. it giving the true likeness on paper to any size, either as large as lite, or small as miniature, and various other proportions, in one minue, with all the proper Colours, either by day or candle-light. This Instrument will be found of the greatest utility to Artists in general, who wish to copy Miniatures into Pdr traits, or Portraits into Miniatures, also for Engravers, Ar chitects, Surveyors, &c. being simple in use, and fat supe rior to the •Pantigrafer, there being no tracing required Dyer the Picture or Drawings4as is the usual manner or the Pan tigrafi, and without injury to the Most curious Drawings and Paintings whatever. . _ . Price - Twelve Guineas each Instrument. with all the ap paratus complete for immediate use, and proper directions tor the same. PHANTASMAGORIA. Those who purchase the above Instrument, will be in strueled to pet form the Optical Illusions in any dark 'cham ber- for their amusement, in the manner as exhibiting.. at the Lyceum. Mr. lones having sold. those Instruments twenty years ago. N. B. Such Lady, or Gentleman who wish to see the efna of this Instrument, to pay as.,6d: each, which will be re turned on purchasing the same. Also, by His Majesty's Special Appointment, his RE FLECTING- MI RIW RS, from One to Twenty. Guineas each ; for taking Likenesses in profile or full face ; also Land scapes and Views.from.Sta,.sce. Theylre made on so easy a plan, that a child of ten years of age cannot tail to take a perfect likeness with them. Miniatures neatly painted from Three to Five and Ten Guineas each. Specimens - of the above may be seen every-day from eleven o'clock in the forenoon till five in the evening, at No. 4, Wells-street, third door from Oxford-street. VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. DR. ARNOLD's PILLS, so w'ell known all over Europe for their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness, in perfectly eradicating every. degree of the Vene real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. The Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is perfealy congenial •to the 'constitution, and many have remarked their health having been much improved in other respects after its use. Printed Directions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which will enable all Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in London by Mr..Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane, 'Cornhill ; Mr. Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, llolborn, opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxtbrd-street, opposite. the Pantheon. NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, MONTHL Y SAI. . -ty Mr. SCOTT, • On Friday, April at Twelve o'Clock , at Garraway'bs Change-Alley, - London , SARES IN THE FOLLOWING N AVIGA . - H TioNs,•viz. The STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTERSHIR Canal ; TWO SHARES in this long establ i s h e d and pros,: Perous Navigation : ,tile Profits are now a t the rate o f per Share per Annum, with increasing. prospeas. The GRAND. JUNCTION and PADDINGTON CA, NAL, Original Subscription Shares, Half Shares, TIONAL LOAN; bearing 5 per Cent. Interest, 1):1 'Lm` Half Yearly„ convertible into whole or half Shares. The KENNET and AVON CANAL, Original Shares' and : New S r hares, payable by I ns t a lments. Also Sh ares in the MONMOUTH, ROCHDALE,' and the ASHBY-DE'. LA-ZO UCH Navigations. Particulars a Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly •; at Garraway 's; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill; who is commissioned to sell Part of the above, and Shares in various Concerns a' Estates, by Private Contrat. • T HE fol FOR PUBLIC SALE, A a v At the New Lloyd's Coffe e -h o use, Cornhill, on Tuess•-°' the 30th instant, at Two o'clock precisely; 10. wing GOODS, viz. About one Thousand Prime WESTPHALIA HAMS, iusT landed, and will be put in LotS for General Accorninodzion., Catalogues, .containing further Particulars, will b e tirnelf given by GEORGE. FRE NCH, Sworn Br4cr! No. 6, Gn..-at EastcheaL__,, NEW' FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS. - The. I. T WO New. CUCUMBERS, viz. I. ,t weer-one T an r a ue n ,L ifo eva te n e t t , l w on h g ic . h : F p o ro r d . t e i x T uis il i s c f fi ln a e vor :::ii: !solidity, innocent nature, and beauteous forni, it 10 5 ': r n ' -petifor. a. The New Egyptian,- not so large as the tor_ but equally delicious,-and every way different. .a. NA'fOLIAN ASPARAGUS, - di...script - 2d DY, s 6' Geog. Gym. p. 5 08, 4th Edit. Th e biuls.are 1 . 5 "'" a or 8 o,ftlic common sort, end the taste far superior. „J;jef. 3. New ITALIAN PURPLE -BROCOLI. I ts c ii,.%; head is 6 er S inches broad : its numerous lateral l?rall o r ; give fine heads of the common size, so that several to-I " ' may be .cut from one Plant. It' has the richest tiooor sible, and its beauty when.oti tab'c Must be seen to 13° c ceived. and 4. New SPANISH COSS LETTUCE grows 3 i° , °; 7 ;Oa W half high, and 'to feet- round; is exquisitely- P!' illtc ' t all crisp, the sweetest of. any Lettuce kno , ,vn, and atiuos heart. d, °a 5, MALTA •CA.UI4 F LOWER, grows a full fo? t ,w r • • and its deliCacy is as Superior as its size. • r 6. ANTWI4RP CELERY grows 3 feet high, aP" - " .° its iriches round, anclstandi most eminently distinguished , ver 7 y rich taste. the . NORTH AMERICAN KALE, is uninjure d severest froit - s, gives the. most delkibus.Winter Greeosi "'?' • as-green as the springing Grass, and. is• s weet as ASP' lvit its I. lf. I AFRICAN ENDIVE is sweet. as a Summer Li t thee and for whiteness, crispness, and tenderness, there is 1. ) °„.,i(1- such. Salad in Nature. The Plants are often as large - tilin Cabbaes. larg a 9. g The Ne w BARBARY ONION grows twiec 2s as the Spanish, is beautifully formed, delicately Avi' ite ' as mild as un Apple. Sold at Crockers, St. Alban's-itreet, ' Packets, zs. 6d. each. No Credit. Pay Pnstagei___--. A WORD OF ADVICE. rr HE celebrity which the AN TISCOR BUriC • DROPS, first invented by the late FRANCIS SI BURY, No.- 15, Soho-square, have, through it series-of cessful recommendations acquired, particularly in Ncl . v" ;aa , Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders /Lk, incumbent duty. of the . present Proprietors to procetc. u. health of the Public, to the utmost or their power , "Y tioning them against the purchase o f a s p u rious conar c ' e '. tion ; a line of condud they are,induced t o adopt from a s a , j ). timent of gratitude as well as a sense of - their.own rights. This Medicine is only prepared . at the Dii',; l '. t o o as above, and . each Bottle is acconivanied with Cases, an ample Bill of Diredions, and the Author's ot on Diet, Gout, &c: By permission of the Cominissi°ll,-cd to the Stamp-Office, a stamp, printed in black ink, is 31 ",,c ) . each bottle, with the words, " Spilsb;try and Co..';„i t ticr,,, Soho-square," also "By the ing's Patent," on Oa og Bill, and Wrapper, that the Purchaser may h a ? tx..fit supplied the genuine• Medicine,, totit:/: „ibno bottles at, ss. and eaelt,•• duty' inclt:= 1 “ 1. ; ; by F. Netvbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, H arc ' a and Evans, Ching and Butler, E. iNr ew bery, B"C" 1 ",•! -t !t-le: Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade, Swinev, ridding and in the Borough only by ':lark, -64, a nd -- No• 74. EXTRACT OF THE BlzisTor, PAPERS- For the perusal of those afflictedwith Nervous CoinP r3 I send you my Case, and hope to see it published. SIR, • T V CO' ° years ago I had a Miscarriage, fined me to my room for three months. I wa s a d v iso. p cd by a ,Physician, who, after m a ny cons ultations , ter, tr inc to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in Exfi•rgal-• was impossible for. file to , .OrtrAertake the journey , most reduced to a shadow, with lowness of sPlrit't hYs head-ach, trembling, palpitatio n o f t h e h ear t, alarill 4 i • tei•ic fits, and the whole train of Nervous Complaicrl's car- A piliecary and - Friends wished me to trour Ner v l' e riia dial : for their satisfadion I complied; the first bOr t ' ol e. 0 3 "." no alteration in my complaints, but it procured Cie?: ner v e s tural sleep, which I had not e x p er i ence d a f t er „ I „'" C oar''''' became so dreadfully.ail e d e d : this induced me `" a tite re " - the Medicine ; to my surprize, I soon found my sPl' us, troth turn. • f then undertook my j ourney to t h e Hot ffe , r acora; which place 'I wrote t o y o u f or you r a dVi ce . N mended me to take a ..five seinea bottle of Nervoul d requ',r , as my complaints ware so complicated, and w"' d i s tik's.,,`; the Medicine to, be continued a long rinse; bu t so so P.,: your skill and medicine, m about two months 1 It is recovered as to walk and take exercise on aril now 18 inonths,since I have taken any of your Mc'" c : r etur, have - remained . perfectly well ever since, without ;"VI r etor of my disorder. lam now going to Ireland ; myaddress, where with w 1 , 1 ' 5 ,„ yOLI ri • • I shall. settle in London ; will then pay my respec i V - va ill•e 4l- person, and - give tisfy any inquiry. • .- I am, Sir, your obliged h u mble Rl', glz- Bristol, May 26, iBO O . S A'R A D' it sh e The Botanical Syrup and Ner vo u s C or di a l to ti 4 Dodor's House, No. 9, Albion-street seven doors fro tis - Leverian Museum, Blackfriars_b r id ge , in bottles at Je" 6d. and ss. 6d. Also, of G o ldi ng , •N o . 42 , -CornicL ! I • Ll tt, boult and Co. (late Bacon), No. 15o; Oxford-streerblurell- Royal Exchange ; E. Newb er y, corner of St. Pacr s , d - c licini yard; Boulton, Royal Exchange ; Mr. Cockell's and Warehouse, Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. A 225. b°• tains equal to five small ones. • 1\ • THE CELEBRATED ABSTERGENT 4,410 he,. FOR the Cure of Red ness , Pi m ples, B i l °tC die:" • Coarseness,. &c. in the Face, Hands, and Ta . ck ; a nd only remedy for eiredually cleansing the come le i s; ;:it:ipil lt; removing all diseases of the skin, pints ss. sn. 58 10 ' 26. 911. signed, sealed, and warranted genuine from Dr ' mon, lt Liverpool. is the most elegant, aromatic, mild, safe and ` l2 •J isc soa , Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic Eruptions, and e ve 9 7 a tes t t°' . of the face and Ain : it gently opens the pores, eracm.,. o ,l pc - miasma, and restores the skin to a degree of fairnesS. and a g i r l ' tho se city beyond the powers of description. Ladies in P. 3 , 1 :',f this as well as Gentlemen, may rely on the good qualitiL.s_ 5 00, • ALTergent, as the best clearer and beautifier of tr''', o bleir which it renders fair, delicate, soft,- smooth, removing every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn , and freckles which long illness and fatigue generally t is celebrated for its peculiar quality sof Cl earin telY F41 ,1'; neck, and hands,' which are thereby made exqurs'.. 3 La Y white, and delicate ; in short, it is the Only cosrue!tticort) can use at her toilette with ease and comfort, or have recourse to when shaving is .become a dreadful ( .. 'F ls war by an eruptive disease of the face. The A bstergrief. . e very ranted absolutely to _remove, without pain or tar , e ' ver rain kind of eruption on the human body, from wh a ' i t is • • arising. As a spee4, eftedual, and safe TernedY!r, valled, - "andlas per . fprmed cures when many or' `', t C ost' ciereb re could give ho fend - . It is harmless to their ,„ x iou, tiztions and innocent to •the most delicate Corrrl_:' , - es i t tb. l .-' storA the' skin to its wonted pureness, and pr 6 e" soft, elastic, fair, and delicate. Dr.Soloin N. B. Each bottle has a label signed by DiCel without which it cannot be genuine. mossrs• ot• ' Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. 18, Stfand act Ev-a and Co. f Bow Church4arti ; Messrs. Ilowatd West Smithfield; Mests. Barclay and Son, Prthe - tVestminster) ; must be addressed.