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✓ ~r4 . "; ,~ ~' ~f N `y: '~: , C~ ~e ~ '»- .. e . ~"""Y ,ouro ~vm , ..„.„....: . , . or . ,t. ~.. . ...,.. ~. ......r. : . . - / . . .• . ''' e ' 91 4 1111 \\ ..412... 0 . . . ~ Y..-~..r.~. ~., ttrunEti 6502.] Sv / A.TURDAY, JO LY 10, 18a Fiiititt sixr.g*oi?.l-iiAS,i,l.:,_,:ll4.iii Puu as. A LL . . „ WHO VALUE THEM SIGHT. t r 11 g Sight of the Aged is restored ; the Weak Stqht strengthened; and' the Perfect Sight preserved, 1. nue rtin' •' 1 by Mt IDBERItY's 'PATENT ..,," , , A prinop 43 , , 4 . k r..,TACLES, 33. 3 , Oxford-,4ireet. T oprevent Dimp - pointment, be particular in observing it ti l l , n r a , t , l .,' ll "P, but Pa Private House, next door to the Fish- I tNU S I bv!ween Swallow-street, and Argyle-street. 111 lI%Ak) ilmmucugrrE TO MI; SOLD, -J 1i tat fashi o n a l6, and elegant. Good Wheels, Lea tla.r, and Linin g ; carries five Inside and two on Dicky.; has f' triage for c arr yi ng a "I'runli on hind Springs, Lamps, 'triage `eat, Spikes, &c. Is newly painted yellow, and ed out lilac k.l'nee Eighty Guineas ...T0 b e seen at the .Owner's Stables,. 17, North Portinun Mews. Inquire for James Jenner. . . ~i ' • , NO PRIZE LESS THAN TWENTY POUNDS. tte fi rstTl;ousland Blankt•will he entitled to 201. each. The fir 't , lralyn Prize above 201, on the 17th September will be . elititled to 10,0001. and the first Prii.e above ea. on the Second Day to 20,011 ' .. . • , The Scheme contains •. 9 of . 1r. 20,000 :2 of . L.10;000 Desiderother Capital Prizes, and' out i !MO Tickets. . ill ()lIN B BY and Co. Stock-brokers, respect- TicKE'ri'llY acquaint, the Public, that they are now Aellitig `Prices, atilt4eni(rt o S i r d iARES in great variety, and at the lowest bill establis . helt State Lottery Office, 26, Corn- . i l i:,l --,..—____' . • MONEY ON BILLS. • ANY A 'Nobleman or Nferchant wantin MONEY ( n 1111,1 and procuring a Friend 'to jt)111 him, may u, pplied tn afew h ours where the Parties a r e we ll k nown 1 1: 1 '"Yke slppLeil instansly. Y iv qr adlire,s Meseta: RYDER and CO. R usse ll 0),5.4'04m1-street, Fitzroy-sluare. tities. (au twi ) entlauce.—M un ey o n Annuity and o th e r Seen . '4l,liii;t. • , .. MON.EY. . . 111 C. . . • • OBLEAIEN, Genth.nrien, &c. arc respect fully 4 , ~ informed they nvsy he supplied with MONEY , ta .. i o i (l ` H P'Hit, on terms erpial ;to Mort,tage, secured on.Free t ' "I , Yhohl, Leasehold Land or Ilonses, Money in tht. untis, ,•1,,,t-rlige SettlrMents , AVidows* Jointures, Clergy ibtlf I.i‘ ;a-4 or any other Property. a "'; 0-' espeetability moy he supplied on their Personal ..N:iltrity only. (*Mit men tvill fi nd every liberal uccommoda -0 t, without deftly: • . il l'P l ieatikin from Twelve till Two; nr Letters (post-paid) Q.lresse;.l. to A. l'essrs. Wills and C o . No. 49, South-stivet, ki jiviity-aq„,,,. . ' / 1111'E PA'rENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA it amr PATENT TItAFALGAIt. SIDEITO XRI)S 'HI 11! DINING-T.IIILF.S, in elegant Piece of Furniture, umSn Fiwe new ilifferent.Plans .ther.itentitnproved Sofa and Clptir Beds; 13rass-screw Four Po s t, and 'Fent be4 l ,teads, Fornit,ire acid Bedding- complete ; Portable with several other new itivent.o and improred articles of furniture; a 1..) a general aml very extensive assortment of i7pliolAt,..ry and Cabinet Articles fur funiisitiao; Muse; (!fM, - plc; V, ready mannlacti:red ; where Fa mi Ii vs may select and I.lr - 1 , 11mHe in a few dap, aroi,ling th e ex t reme ley: • ~f wait iiig twvcral Munlk in completing their ,44si 41,i1N1 )1 , an-1 I W,sl-litpli: t Articles, ni r v Nary, &c; &c. by ,Aanders, if; a.,1 17, Catherine-street, _Strand, sin 1 lie most 'moderate, for prompt payment. _ , NVAII.EI-1 OUS ES, &c. i'.—A Spaciotti on<l most C om pl ete -A t;IF 'viral •ST .of DFT ICHFD , orics high, .90 Feet long by 30 wide; well ~, t tscto ry requ i r i ng Water-side Pre , the Nletropolis ; a Itonnts, Cul l y" • ) I.l.lNci-1-101/SE, with good access to ) ,it ,St rin d C'ounting-houses °vet-1001611g „ ...• s, excelleat .t thle for 20 Horses; capacious'Gra t f v, e "u ° eel by 90, altiLWarehotres fur 400 i.C.04.14. sate and extensive 'Moorings t , ' r,, t , „a m , ,d,,tr Premises, with easy accesi to them ~ ,irce.t,yr Wounds, opposite Southampton-street, 1., Particulars apply,- between 11 and 19 o'clock, r.ottr. Warren , treet, Fitzroy -striate, or to t i: „ a t krelr,ither, Beauforthouse ) , ,Beaufort-buildings, . Is , \ :1,----- ----------- ' • East %thug ' -')\Y-11,11,1r PAIIII, mar SEI.III , in the , • of toe COT'N Yof YORK.. l '() I :4' , • :. (g..iD, wc.;tioitai PRtETIOLD FAR.Mi macs ,from Btittyt;4l'it• itAl;t,t)w..sl.A! .1, 1..•AIINI, three , , n 10 4 A ' ..1 ti, e 1,,,E,5t roiling •.,f the_C:ounty of York ; contain._ 13114,Z,,1'1D1 \c,,ble, Nleadow, mid Postore Land, let to r \!•_ 1 1 - 0 PaYai'l::: l l , ARE, Teitant at will, at t;t7,51. oer AuTott, • ,, i ,, .1 i" "ilid.t.a...; . (I 51, 19.5. ed.}, and does' al Repairs.. _._ - taii i i:7 to Air, Miherlev, King's-road, Bedford-row ; 13 :N i t i r i: brili.'„'"lgei Aberford; 'Vori , ‘ , ll;r, ; or Mr. 'rhein.fts . a ........._?', (-I,: nuit,k.unt-ore,t, where Plans may be seen. `1,4A1191,1) AN I) Tl'c 11. .t.',..F it 1 1 ;1 7 ; . MANOR Al•a) ES ' To TA rE, ITANTs. HE sota) BY PRIVATY, CONTRACT, ' Portiettlariv iies'iraitie 'FR EnHoLD and I„Altls'lTltE-TEEK' ESTATE, consisting of Two capital :)riiii:,ni i,.,., tt : 4, l et n : : , l l 3l ,, :.;,: ii. .. 7,,, lt tl ,: : i , l ip t ii , i f ic, fi lt i c iretrODS' being thl' whole ,: , , Il oti L ti 4 t tli of t„,i, pacict of I,,,n•ifil•se,:liSnitanartoecatrottapraltrettsot of the 'las from ; h well steel:ea with (;euie a nd about 30 ml .foAdulf, ~., a good turnpike. ' atel,ll:eedi.'iwes 11.ktes are- ve ry " l a o 4 lB:, irl. the Litll4;Ta .w e f A :ll For pal ticidars, and ti, , and Attwood • Sal . I ' - treat ,pply• to .Ntl.srs.*Nsi,sebrbe: , ••• is try. - ADv()lvsoN, MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD 4sTATE, I,!si HANIIISHIII.E. 'r,eih TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • 'V l'l:ilt',,ill Lets, at the• Dolphins Inn. *Alt4n,lPtirall,',lovne AU'llp,k"'l).9l', the 21st Day of July, ism, a‘,. ....• cAP IT '' AL ESTATE . }mo st pleasant in,,t le Me) ''''l Ilf:114 Ilampsbire adjoining the Southampton ~1 t_it. . e,..1. , lit ' .',ew Ptir,..st) • consisting of the MANOR Woods, wtii i,tt;tilitererill eon; enient Farms, and beautiful : ;1,154"."4'; 'l.4,ritaining in the whole 963 A. n it. 13.. p i , ti.. , ' ADM W SON of the RECTORY of DIBDEpf, ell: vi th ‘ , ,')l 4 ne,tt Modern 110ITSE, most delightfullysttint a the • Tithes I,44„,i_ii.i.,4ll,4o,lt,..)t!ittipt,e„4lo,,it,sitit,i,rte ris l it a , nd adjoining' ; and 14iiii,•1.-,1 upwanis of, (exclusive . of the 111 th5011,L111.4 3 4 v iker l e a s o . o Aeres c . °A 'Tl i t l e i4 l l, 7orlieu within he sit lt ti i i r ;: f ,4 ,l i: f i::: a r t :l l t : l 4:i t ' i l l i i , i l ii t„ e ict : cl 3 . o :e tu s i o n rz i e t o li f ng tlg e fi m nes . : t s d it e u i j a z t i i i n tf n u s i i v n i t m h . e s . r i s e nt , ntry , Spi . thead,t he New Forest, and adj a tt,...9,11,1tdte 1.1 extremely Orel) w ith_ remarkable fi ne efl ', 1 .,';' ) 14 Chili x.CI we. ; c % l,Q ty th eligible for the Man of te:::','4iniii trill • 1 ' n "."" and -. aide of great improve ilk poi tstom i , au is t,etp i ))11'"ittd Pai-tieulars, rill. Plan annexed, 4,.,.fs Ricitardion and ' eorli a eld 7, Lincolo.64l"l"o°lds' 14)n li ;at the 1 4 we ; 1 I'' ' tl4 may be had. of on. . • tin .,' W l. . ~ I p i tuis in it. nei , gliho l orhood ; and of I--I , IN ebb, and Aftwood, Sufis . Y , 11 chew 44 ...ititts(H'l'4" Wyatt, at the Manor FILTITI, Utbdell, wt .. ItC 4 tt! lOr , „,. rr . ' 1 ` •' ' J' .;:~1 ~, r i ';' .' ,; tr NVW PUBLIC.:A.TIONS. EAST INDIA QUESTION. • ThiS Day were puhliihea, • TEBATES nt. the GENETtAL cou wr of PROPRIETORS ,of EAST INDIA STOCK, on the 22d and 2dth of June, .1813, on :the - Bill pending - in Birlia ment for a Renewal of the ,Company's Charter. With an Appendix. By the EDITOR of the FORMER DEBATES. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-Arect, whire maybe had, likewise, all the former Debates. MADAME DE STAEL'S NEW WORK. This Day was published, • In 12mo. price 6s. boards, 1111 f:FLECTIONS • on By MADAME DE STAEL, - Baroness of Holstein. Translated from the French. 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This (gr ammar, it is presumed, *bflo it to adapted for the use of the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and }m oo,- is. o.,the sane tithe, ;clsleittate4 to interest the philosophical teacher , by the novelty and solidity of its prin tiplec • it while• Mr, Jones instructs the Tyro in the rules of the Latin Tongue, he - explains the principles on whiCh they are formed, an dat every step relieves the usual dryness of grain matical intruction by the philosophical manner in which be and the laloitr whichthesubject. ii lle has - ' clilit,'etul novelty is not " uncOuuded, ployeti in order to abridge the toil, and smooth the path of the learner, ought not to be Monthly H ev i ew f o r M ay , 1 8 11. passed over without some acknowledge:new, &e. &c. Abut of J. Mawman may he had, by the saute Atithor, a Latin and English Vocabulary, for the w e of s e t wo h, ta. boards. WILLIAM R. MOCNTALI, SARACEN'S HEAD IN ti.ofiw-11111; London; The best AcconnuodatiOn for Trai.ellers ? rood Bilis; • choice 14iquors, and modetate Charges.l The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaclie, Sce.' set 'out fFoni the Saracen's Head ton, . . _ . • F Plymouth Weynt (int!), DerChi§;• • '. _A ter,- Falnionth, Dartmouth, and SafiShari; NeW Post- Coach, every Morning at half past Six o'elticie, through ton, Axminster,. Bralport, Blatitiftird, Baiingstike; and • Bagshot. . • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, SUltdri and Hiniting... don,new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. - ;-4.3oaches • from Boston to Spilsby, bouth;Grimsby, and Hati: . , LIVERPOOL IVarringlon, Knntsfurd, Stolle, 'and , field, Post-Coacl;, Called; T ' he Expedition, • every Evening at fire o'clock, to the Saraccns4lead Inn,. Dale-Streeti-Liver pool.Orti;tl throughout. • -BATH and 11.1tISTOL .Flying Post-Coaches, . througiY Chippenham, Calne,s and Marlborough, every Afternoon arrive at Mr. May's,, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, BriStol r next • Morraing.,--Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. • LEEDS new f,ight•Coach; called The Rockingham, sets out every Mornjug at . Eight.o'clock; carries Four Insides •ouly,. and giies reniarkal4 easy, with a Guard throughout. , Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry tti the (laden Lion, Leeds, next day at 'Noon. Not withstanding the nnennunon Expedition of this Coach,it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con veyance on the North Rued, being unequalled in accommo- elation' by any other. . . • KENDAL, Laucaster, Preston Kirby-Lonsdale, - Bolin)), Charley ! Ormskirk, and GarstangTost-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Langtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Branathill, Thornhill, Si' inquhar-Kilit, Cannmek, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Clupperdawn Coach (Daily) YORK.. Newcastle and Edinburgh, new.. Coach, perldemed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half • past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, RetforiC Tadcaster, Dar lington, • Northallerton, Durham, • Morpeth, said Berwick. Passenger* finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then - prti ceed on without any additional Fare. .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street,'Yerk, rnnsCoachestoSunderland, Hun, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places.. • BRIDGENORTH• and Walsal new .Post-Coach, every Evening. CARLI(SLE,. Penrith, and Whitehaven, Pest-Coach, goes with Four Horses, And a Guard all the way. Passes through !trough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Cattcrick,, Buroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way •by 18 Miles), sets, out every Morning,. and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have . the peculiar• advantage of their Seats being secured . iu the next. Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER; Newport, W . hitchurch„Ttirporley, Nantnieli, Nortbwich, stud Middlewieb, PoSt-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new, Coach, every Morning, to .the Geurgc Inn,.Sunderland. MANCHESTER, %%Imbue. Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, • and Wolverhautpton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Unaided. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiiinal, Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, everiEvening at Five o'clock. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham PoSt-CoaCh; &Bel the - Rock . - ingham, every Morning. NOUTHAMPIX)N, Winchester, Alreiford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. ' ' • • BIRMINOHANI Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon; , Passes by Oxford, Rogan and Shipstotie, to the -Stirstetit'e Iflerrili;s6H-strect,Birtniogham. • • HULL, Northcarc, riawden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Mor'ti's at half-past. Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton4late, Hull. HEKTrogn, Wnre, Huddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every . •Morning. TOT TENItAm and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Hall-past Four, and Halfliast Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends anti the Public, that they will not be account able for any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, if kost or. namaged, nuless entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-, Hill, London. GuEsroNIAN MEDICINES. CASE. LXXXV. To Mr. B. Gusst, No. 9, Great Surrey , street, fOot of Block friarls«bridge. Moid-lanei Borough, Southwark, March 8, tiitit. • DrAn ' - VI - IEN . 1 . contemplate on .the wonderful ' cure v whio your Medicines have performed on me, I feel myself dcsirons of ,having it made public as possible. lu the year)i ng,:l broke my leg two different times the same week, and itWets so badly set as to oblige me to walk with my knee ott a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which I tried several of the. inqst eminene.Surgeons in lon don, .the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until be pro •nounocel me incurable, which was in the year ISO 9. I then begged of hitu to cut off my leg; in answer to which he ob served, that amputation would be the death of me,therefore, he declined this operation. . . In-the year 1812,. yon having 'cored my brother of a most distressing; head-ache, he recommended toe to yon I I at tended on mywooden kg, when my leg measured one, inch . and three-quarters • less than the other—it was cold as ice, and had been.sofor the histlive years.. Notwithstandingthis„ - I had no use for my wooden leg on the second day. • The sixth. day I finally left. off my crutches, being capable of walkin witl, a sticiwin about three months I was completely cord, and have: soptinued ever since as well and, as upright as ever I was. But what. seem* to me still more strange than this is, that this leg now measures the 'same sire as my other, nor has it ever been cold since the first week of using your Lo-- tient and taking your Pills. My singular case is well-known to nearly all the people in Hen‘y on Thames, and to more than a thousand.paOpte re siding within a quarter of ,a mile from your house, • where live ; watt be assured it cut noverbe forgot by use su long.asi I am capable .of recollection; and am, • • Dent. Sir, • Writ humble gervant, No. 12, Maid-lane. WILLIAM DOWLING. ("Case sin in a future Paper.) , . • rriF, OF value of .Dr. FItEENIAN's GUTTA AL SA LUTARIS has been so long ;nom!, that no. thing of the present day can bear a competition w'..th it, in all the. 0 Matta stages ,of a 'certain Disease, which it effedually cures, and eradicates from the habit, with. out exciting the painful feelings and exposure that . attend Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from bast. ness, or restriction of diet. Thc radical virtues or those inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public it vas. baliohi 'Or more than thirty years.- In all thexteoility 'both Sexes they prave a never.failing Restor a tiv e , wh ; lor the debility is produced by .too:free use of Merenry, by illicit pleasures, or the etreeltof a warm Llisnate. To Travellers, and those going abroad, they cannot be recotnineinfeil mu ;strongly, as they will receive a sale, speedy, and completer Cure, in all old math:nit Glixtv. :old every Weakness that affects the Bladder and Organs of Urine. aiy its etticacy many Women hare become Mothers, who liar many ' , eats - !sad been deprived of that happiness, ' Sold i wholesale and Wail, at Mr. But les, No. 4. Cheap. side, corner ot PateruoSter•toW ; Sharp, and Llano, Ports mount i InneS; W eston.r% 11 nun, Mallory, and Porrsea i, Ital I and lohn3ton, Gosport ; Colernari owl lacob, Sheernuss ; Peck, !toss and Turner„l Inn , f i oxi lid and Coot; wor thy , Granville, Nettleton, and Gilne .4l4 ' PlY111"th; . Knott aril Lloyd, and Swinney anti CO. liirfilioelialn; Willinae, tid. s wards and .Penny, and Latlthtity, 'Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Mandiester; Trewirtan, Feeler; Smith, ainder. ton, Iteaburo Scott, and itavter, Edinburgh: • Baxter and tilted oak!. ( I ;Ltsgow ; Bulge'. a nd Barry, Bristol ; ,Steven son and CO. Norwicii ; Svvinfen, Leicester; I ) uun and s,it. ton Nottingliaip ; s uet retail by. - most Country , Mddicine Vaialerb in Boxes at .111. 9d. 404 65, .' 4 " 11 " . • .. ~ • , . FIIILANTHROPIC INST/TIITION, N 0.6, Uppet.Joatuts-street, ti,Atien.squar.!, Patiodized by the Nobility 'ad iik d tai tint, Lopzrial eaceit a - his Royal High iiess'tlie Prinee, Regent', Dr. WITHERS'S 11.USSIAlti and up . plying the yoURNIALIN tri.the g'ettertir conre nicrice of the alikted. , . . . Tfit • RUSSIAN 'I'6OIIIiIALIN TrtvBs the only effecttuil iteinedv fur Itaptirrc,s, at pfes'ent knoWit to, the World:, It Last lunar bee''. a ,beretlitai'y secret in the medical Wenches of a distinguished itotoitilY,, add used With so lanai iucss; that rupture ore ably neatly erased from fro the Catalogue iff humid miser;!- in 4 that.ctuintry: It is pieptuted partly (rout the,Tottratalin of SOntli Aweiicji, thq electrie and consolidating properties of v;•hieli hat , e lini4 been viewed by the learne'd with silent admiration,. Dr. pnr- Chased the fecrit fol. el years, add this being the last year of that terat, he bag obtained the itoYal'Onarantew to render it more extensively useftil till the First of January next, Nt'lleti the ,Pateut-Right reverts to the Prdpriettirs in ituSsia. No hopetesi Pact - are engaged, and this disttesalnk Coinplaint requires aliti fi•unt 91. to WI. ' . , • • ' • The RUSSIAN" Is fia effectnal tire . for gleetiii iVeuk uekg. It radically cures a certain disorder in every itige, and by occasional application_exteritally, itlotally prevents infec tion, with im much certainty, that the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it ever failed. . • •. Pr. W. anti Co, cure Cancers of till kinds, the (lout,: Ritemnatisnts, White-Swellings' of the Joints, the Scurvy in its must virulent Stages; anti all disorders of the Eye anti Ear, where the structure of the Organ is not imperfect, and pine advice tin all other casual disor4rs: Pee 11. i but no fee re-. quired citi consultation. Being Nlembets of the Boyo reg:ularly bred in every branch of the nrofession, their testimonials may be.teert, and these'thedical .subjects Guni;. liarly discussed. • Dr. Wither, and Sori attend daily for medical :hid surgical consultation; the boat' :arc. iti il•es'ery'Saturday before the Committee, who give their joint ripinin4 rid each case. The advantages of this plan to country patients ate incalculable, as the nardek or personal attendance are nut regtured, and all post liaid letters are answered by them.: N. 13. Advice to the real boor, gratis, till TO svery morning. HEALTH RE , ,TOB Tit E BEST PEOOF 'OF MIDI- • • • ORROW P. so often the COnipsinion of Sidi 1..,, tress, that the happiness of•Hnman Life may be sald,..its • a great, measure, to . depend ,on the'. enjoyment of •Health...... Those Quacks,therefort,. who, under pretence cf restoring; destroy that Prune Blessing of Heaven, incur a guilt which no language can describe, while;.on thei other hand, the humane and enlightened Physician, who discovers a Medicine admi— rably ealenlated to diminish that complicated list of disorders - which afflict Ilunianity; is indeed • a real benefactor to• hit species. Such a man was the venerable Dr. WEBSTER', who, in' hi , ENGLISH DiliT nittNti, • ho produced a , Re- , wetly, which the experience of Thousands ran attest, .has 'proved h•re,istibly edicarioira itl coring Scurvy, Scrophula, all Eruptions springing from Impure Blood, ek , t tna, Dropsy, Consunipticwi, .::moos a:A Hypochondriac Attectionl, and , every tic :cription of Fever. 'This invaluable - Vegetable Medi cine, is •not only ex,tremele palatable, but its composition set, harmless that . it may be safe y, administered, estn tip n Child at the brea,t. ' . • • • - • Those a lio wish ,to see Dr.•Webster`timProved Vegetable . System and Principles folly deeelopesl, may, by applying to the'Venders, procure his own Treatise, a new edition. ut which is just published, pyice tis.; and'also a small Pamphle4 con-. • 'tinning a great ntrither•of cases'and remarkable curei, which . all occurred during the last year. • - . This invaluatite Medicine is.naw faithfully prepared by E. •Slee and Co.,'ol' Borough iligh-street (sole Proprititilrii), from the original Recipe, which was assigned Oyer to them, by pr. Webster, some.years prior to his death. • . Sold in half pint bottles, 4s; pint ditto, 7s. Gd.i and in quart ditto, 14s. each, duty included. . . . Wholesale by the Proprietors; also wholesale and retail by their :Igents, Messrs. Howards and Evans,. Long-lace, IVcst Smithfield. All betters and Orders (poit paid) addressed to tbeM, Will meet the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considdrable Town in the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders of . Medicine in London ; Elliotson, Chemiitt and Druggitit, 10 . 0, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the g i ti l t Y , 4l l l :4 4 , c 't h r a l t r i ft e e ' cl ( ) zr;i n l i 1 ; 1 14 1 ;ot .;u it s i u e 6 y7Chemist, r ti t Chemist G a r i e d a ug Sur rey-street, Illackfriar's-road, and at Kennington-cross ; San ger (late Bacon); ISO, Oxford-street; Midgeley, Chemist and Druggitit, 49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. . Chemist", 47, flay. • market; Ward, 324, Holborn • and. Mattriiss, Warmer, 'B5, '1 , 16 -Street. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. - No, 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNaiittr.o St a, Edinburgh, March 19, y BEG leave to inform yOu, that ever since the IL' year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Liles Venerea which, front its obstinately resisting every course at medicine prescribettby the most eminent of the faculty here, and on dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to beta the most inveterate nattire. In the spring of last year My diSurder had got to such a bead, .as nearly to put a parsed to my existence---.I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each urns; and my legs were broke out in a frightful nainner; my eight was dreadfully painful, and had been in u , state us tilcei.niLut for the last seven years; nty left had also two large not on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, ea.:warty to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson ' (who' received so great a core by them here), to ti t he your Lealce'sPateut 'Pills, which I began to do on the , 26111ef May ; in the 'course' of a fortnight fbeeau ti t receive bettcht-in. little more than a month the olei‘rs ttu iny head and arms were 'lankily healed-- soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how, ever, considerable discolouration la the skin, and pain in the bane of the left, which, by the hleising . of God, anti a little tai l ge r verseyeronre itt- ; your invaluable; Medicine, subsided; the nodes dlspersing, the skin itegaining its natural hue, and the uticturriai vtins gradually glitng ett.—l thus became, by your liberll advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my • lerstler complaitai—have recovered my termer spirits and str'ength r and am become jolly and fat, to which state having continned many months to the astonishment ur ail who lito:w me, I ant at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, foe the good of other suffering mortals, te.titake this my ease as public, as possible, as I shall .on every occa-• sion ; in so doing you will-greatly oblige, sir, 'Yalu - grateful; obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MUltliEft. Swantes Char, T - lir,h-street, Etiiiiburgh e . i% ituessi!•s to the above cute: — John Thompson, No. 3, New: Poultry Market, Edlobereb John. M 4 lnto , ,h, Old Ass e nibly . Clas'e,Eillithorals,_ : „ .. Prepared and s,)ld by the sole Prapt ictur, 1.,01t, Member of the Rosen house, N o . ti, Now Ilticißo-itre4 , 4 l , t :aro l s constant resiii::•D',43 mor4., ti; l, t . , ! v 10„1 eularly :4 ...il';! , .1110ei 4 , tr, Perf:onev's; 85) st, street, t .tit ' ‘ m0,,„,,0g1t5, NA. 7, 1141 1 -street ; 'Baxter's, s,inth bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mcnototld, Lh'Weiter, Gls',t.c'w Mr . Callwell'ot Dublin; and by (me pev•ien itt et , tv unt7 , i,i. i Il * town in Great iirit , ,itt and irel“nd, boxes ')t . 1 •• •ura ) l es each; stamped, anti sealed tip with fnll I • '?-• whereby Peeinns, of either sex_ i"c" eao;spoed, aro utay• mice thetuselvt, with sold Great-s'flritabt se,nled . up with is tamp, r,it awe, tavenr et th e t prolte,l, at ' the B "ni , Taylor, No. 9, Ne, ft, i dge.str,el---- te ituitAte wh ich is Felony, and all ousels are cottewitit.