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/` r NUMBER 46Q71 .'f' u.i + Under the Patronage of: Ms:ROiaTiqjgtness the . F ( Ri E . iN THIS EVENING' Will be a GRAND GALA and SriWantlaytof FI R IND RKS . Adinissiori Three Shillings. ijiiCriS open at Seveti. • BOROUGH QF PREp . 2l\l, • ' M . ,A T ,a MEETING; oCthe:YiIIENDS of INDE-, `PENOE,NCE, at the White Horse inn, T. WI LSON,' Esti: in the Chair ; • • • The following Itesoliitions were unanimously in teed to: ResoiVed, Ist, That tree Exerciseof the. Elective Fran 'phi-se is one of theiriost. valusble Ytivileges of Britons; and the Man who would 'by any means infringe upon it is an Enemy to his Country., ad, That this Borough his of late been under the most ab led Vassalage, by a et, qition of a -few .Individuals in the Ant;rest of the Earl of Derby, with the Corporation ; and that such Coalition hiS a tendency not only to render ihe Electors contemptible, but r is also a gross violation of their Rights. ..3d, That Lord. Stanley's assertion, at a late Public Dinner, ,“ 'iliac the Electors of this Borough are under the greatest !obligations to Father and the Corporation for coalescing," is highly reprehensible ; and every. Free Elector must spurn rat it with indignation, and "ccinsider it as a daring attack on Iris liberty. „ 4th, Tnat; aduateii by a love of Independence, and a de iestation of Oppression, in giving their .Votes, the EleEtors present at this Meeting arealraimined to persevere in their. endeavours_ to restore thc full enjoyment of- the kledive Franchise . . • sih, That Colonel Hanson is a.proper Verson to represent thilloidugh in Parliament - ; and the EleaorS now present it -edge theinseives uponlabloccasions to use everrfair.exertion to secure his Election the next opportunity.' :--6th; . -That.Colcitieraanson; in offering himsella Candidate at the late EleCtion, and for his active efforts to deliver the , .gredors •froni unconstitutional as it is subVer.... sive of their Rights,.and ,fig his firm, sNuified, and manly condild ,upon that decasiiiri, deserves our warmest acknOW; ledgmetifs , ' ' ' - • . , . 7th, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Cillifitkan, for . ..his spirited conduct during the Election, and Ills gentlemanly behaviour on the present nce4sion. _ • • -, 'The !,() TYE:IVY-SC HEM E 'stands. in high Estimation. Ir I PRNSBY and .Co. rtspeelletlly - acquaint their Friet,ds, that they are t ickets •Ind Shares in the present. State Lottery, which begins Diawing the t4th of la!). • Hornsby arid Co. shared. in the present Year'•one of i6,c001. two olcoool. two of toool. and, four of 5.501. besides Two Hundred and Twenty CapitatPrizes from 30,0001. to 5001. in former Lotteris.- Ali Prizes paid demand. Whets, by Letter or Carrier, executed on the same terms ash* present,- at their old ,Established Oifices,..26; Cornhill, 51, Charing-cross, and St. Aargaret's Hi 11; Borough. ADVERTI&EMEIiT. 6FIIRESS-ot ROSS and CR 0 it RT', tre. 'r HE Hon. COMMISSIONERS' for HIGH -1 LAND ROAtiS and BRIDGES having, by their Se cretary transmitted to me a Road Plan,. Repot; and Esti ffiate, for a ROad whi-,:h 't 'proposed should he - executed from the. Village of cajtrin to riuctinasheen; and from then :e to Lo'cficarron , and after passing the Ferry or Stroam, thrn'ugh Lochalsh to Kyiehak.;2o,,,with their Resolutions for carrying the same iato etKa, is so far as it may depend on them—l hereby do,- in terms of lite Act of the 45th of the King, in tituled " An Act fur assessing the Proprietors of 'Lands in the County of Ross, and 'such liart of the Counties of Cro inatry.and Nairn as lie in Utz- County of Ross, towards the of Making and Supperting such Roads as shall be approVeti.of by th':. Conuntssioners appointed by an Attpass T , cd in the 43d year of His present Majesty, for making Roads atntl-building in the Highlancits of Scotland," summon, a G EN ERAL MEETING of the whole Helitors of the C6uoty o Ross, and of such parts of the Counties of Crdmarty . , and Nairn as are ducally situated witstin the County of Ross, to at Dings Val, eithet by them Selves, Or their Proxies' dwy aut h o tiimi„ on-Wednesday the aptli day of July next, Nviien the said Survey,. Report, Estimate, and Resolutions, of the llonoOrab-le' Commissioners, shall be laid before the* for their Consideration and Deterrumation ; and .when they are to deterinine tioi , k , far it is prope . r to make fuitheappli cation to.the th,nontable Coannisstoners, for Surveys, ice - 1)6 t;, and ,Lstirnate, _of the other Lines - of 'Rbidt withih their Boundanes, for , the ,execution Powers, were granted to then' nin conjundion with the Commissioners, by the a'novementioed:A 61 of the 45th of theicing ; or in any outer respect to take measures for executing the Powers and Attilbritles cortunittta to - them by that A a. - (Signed) DONALD'M'LEOD, • Ciinvener'bf the Stir& tit Rots. Geinkes House june 7 r2i•iSo7. : . - .4. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree of the +I igh Codrtof Ciiancety, made in a Cause Li. V Y against ALLEN, with thy approbation of 101 IN ORD, Esq.. one of tht. MAstert , ..of rhe .said Court, at.Garraway's Colee-hi?usc, .'Change-alley, Corn on. t•iiday, the - 3d . Day of •fuly, - Igo', at TwelVe , of the Clock, at Nom, in Tgn distinel Lots,. ORTX-SIX several WARES in the fbilom'ing NAVIGABLE CANALS, nainely , i—;-The Ashton and Oldham; the Manchester, ISelton, and Bury; the Worces ter and Birmingham; the Brecon Abergavenny ; •the Huddersfield . ; and the Ellesmere. and Union. Canal NaviA gations. . . Printed Particulars whereof. - may be had gratis, at the /Aid Master's Chambers,..in Southampton:Buildings, .Chan cery- lane, Londoil; of Messrs. Pearce and Son, Soticitars, of Robert Bridle, Esq. Woofstoh Hail, near IChigivell, Essex; at the New Hotel, ltiimittgham ; -at the Offices of the Manchester Mercury and Manchester Gazette; the Worcester Herald; the Warwickshi re Ad v erti s e r; and the Coventry Mercury - also at. Garraway's Cotfee-house ; ants of Mr. Scott, zi, New Bridge-street, Lori*. • NEW MEDICINE - ACT:'' FNEWBERY, and SONS, No: 4 5 , • St. 'Paul's • church-yard, Lohd,ih, Propriefork of Dr. .fatnes's Powder and other valuable Preparations, intorm the Publie, that in consequence of .the Nilv St.tinp Duties, the Price of - that Medicine will be in future is. 91: Packet, or if. S s. 6.1. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle as made up for the Artny ant - I,Navy) may be had far 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Ne‘N bery, .N 9. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, whicih it is presumed be a Sufficient secutity against Counterfeits, MS Signa sttive on the Labels will be discontinued. • The following are the Prices el : their other Medicines, Stamps included ; but those who purihase six, or more, at a time, will be alloAred the Stamps giatas: s. d. s. d. Dr. larnesis Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t Do. in a Bottle - 24 0 Dr. Austin '$ Clialybeate Do. Analepttc Pills 4 6 Pills 4'D -Do. large Box - 1 - 24 o Freake'sTinol.of Bark 4 o -The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. iluxhain's ditto. 3 Dr. swer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Topic - 2 9 'Do. Convulsion Oil 6 English Colree - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops z 9 ..Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Essence of Ginger - 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges a 16 Ditto Peppermint .ngibaud's Blois ditto a 16 Dr. Hooper's Pills - I 16 - EsserteeolColtsfoot .3 6 Grant's Drops - r 16 2vlr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 - lngltsh's Scots Pills I o Cephalic Snuff - a o Henry's M tgnesia -2 6 Jones's Rheum. Tins. 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Class's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr . . Solandef's Tea a 9 Wilson's Alter:dive 4 6 Greenough's Tindure - 7 Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 Do. Told Lortops t t 6 N. B. As many Persons mistake the Hause of Messrs. liewbery, observe, that it is at the East End of Sr. -Paul's, .four Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on toe Ftont- - .." THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. lAll.ltAt' W D E R." 4.. iirtriTs'n - TIRt . :bFFicE THE BRITISH FIRE-OPFICE, desirous of et- - tending their liberal - Plan of insurance on Houses, Buildings, Goods, rvlerchandize, Shipping, and - Farming Stock, have appointed Agents in the-Cities and large 'towns in Great Britain, of whom the Proposals may be had gratis; as well as at the priricipal,olllces in the Strand and Cornhill, LondOn.' • , ' • . . . . . . Insurances due at'Micisummer must be paid on or before the gt h Day'of.{uly. • . . Common Insurance; 2s. per Cent. tiazardou, 3s. Dou bly ila2ar;:ous,-53. Farming Stock, 2s. 6d: per Cent. only, • IttiBER.T SKELtON; Sec. ALBION FIRE arid LIFE. INSURANCE COMPAN'ti, 'Change-alley, Cornhill ; for Insurance froni.F IR E., and on, LIVES ; and for the Granting of ANN Ultl ES.— Capital, ONE MILLION. DOLIOIES'EXPiring at MIDSUMMkR, should be renewedwitnin fifteen days. froni that period: Among other advantages offered by the Company's Propo sals, it will be found, that, no charge it made for Policies or IndorsementS; that a large Commission is allowed on In surances on Lives; that Life insuranCeS are not attended with admission fees, nor ‘'..ith any responsibility, on the part of the person insuring, to make good the losses of others ; and that a Deane - bon is Made do the .Premiums of Fire In. surances out of London, whether etfeeted at the COmpani's House, in 'Change-alley, or with any of its Country Resi dents. --Attendance daily, frOm Nine to Four. Orderof the Board of Directors; ' WARNER PHIPPS, Sec. _ . COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, ri`.STAIILISHED by an.ASSOCIATION of NO. BLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, its the Counti e e.s of Bucks, Bedford, Berks, Hertfoid, Leicester, Lincoln, Middle sex, Northampton, Nottingham, • o.xford, Warwick, York, for the express Benefit of Country Residents. PATRONS. . The Lords Lientenants of the several Counties. TRUSTEES. The Most Noble the Marquis Of Bliekingharti, K2G • + . , • The Most Noble the Marquis of Salisbury, K.,G. The Right ilopouraOle the. Earl of Nortdamptqn. The Right Honourable the Earl of Upper Ossory, :The- kight Honourable Lord Braybtooke. • . „ . DIRECTORS. • • BUCKS. Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Harleytiml, Great Marlow. Win. Praed, Esq. M.P. Ty ringttatn. Scrope Bernard, Esq. M. P. Nether Winchenden. Robert Brown, Esq. Aylesbury House. Philip Box, Esq, Banker, Buckingham. BEDFORD. Toseplt Barnard, Esq. Banker, Bedford. Mark Brown,, Esq.- Dunstable. F. Green, Esq. Bedford. Leonard Hampson,; Esq. Banker,. Luton. D. Qucneborough,.Esq. Banker, Dunstable. BERKS. . George Vansittart, Esq. M. P. Bisham Abbey. George Knapp, Esq. M.P. Banker, Abingdon. John Stephens, Esq. Banker, Reading. Ostnan Vincent, Esq. Banker, Newbury. Henry Prottor, Esq. Windsor. - - HERTFORD. j. S. Story, Esq. St. Albans. • Wm. Wilshire, Esq•. Banker, Hitchin. Richard Brabant, Lsq. Banker, St. Albans, Thomas Haworth, Esq. Ba;ham,WOOd, near Elstree. Thomas Kinder, Esq. St. Albans. .y • MIDDLESEX. The Right Hon. Lord Nprthwic4, Harrow. • Chaties Poole, Esq.' the Grove, Stainnore.- lona Hull, Esq. isdnicer, Uxbridge. - Thomas Talbot Gorsuch, Esq. Queen-square, Westminster. 1. T. barper, Esq. Hampstead. OXFORD. Timothrtobb, Esq. Banker, Banbury. Richard tieysipn,. - Esq. Banker, Banbury. RU:bar, - .1 Wooton, Esq. Banker, Oxford. Richard Kirby; Esq. Banker, Bicrster. John Davis, Esq. Bloxharn, biredOrs twill eleded in the remaining Counties. • Viewing-the relief .frorti- anxiety and frequent turn which are afforded by insurance from Vac, several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the AssOciated Counties have long - been de- - sirous to encourage and extend a disposition towards-that va luable precaution, by rtducink it to the most beneficial prin possible for. their Neighbours and Tenants they have considered the acknowledged laVourableness of Country Risk's ; 'and on that as Vireli aS on seyeral'other aceourits they • are sangitine in the. belief, .that this Association, will prove eininently to Lolintry Residents. • Thojollowirg leading features of the. Institution' are re. commended to an attentive perusal':' • - Au original Capital of "Icio,eool. subscribed by equal por tions in the several Counties,. will guarantee the engagements Of the Office. Each Ciptinty.returns a.Sintilat iinnibet Of Di rgOors, wider whosesuperintraidance and controul the Affairs allie . ASsOtiatitin are . 6Dnifileted; ifief'64oris insured by this Office goltlirlit their 1nte . .4, - .tst to theProlgti,on of those ,whom they know; and who are loc,iily•cortnedect with them. The Terms-of Insurance will be found to be.ottlie Most 'moderate-description.. ;lil Persuus=wlro coati me insured With. this • -Association Seven. Years, ,whether, their PoliCy be originally taken out for - Seven \ ears, or be - renewal •anntiatly, will be tendered with the origin a l S u t iscr ib ers i n P ropriaork .arteLpktiCilkittP, the Profits of the Establishinent ; While thus entitled to • t ventual Profits, they havn the, pebulhir. and va 1 uablff assur. ;Ince of being secured from the possibility of Loss, as the sole fe:spo'nsibillty is 'undertaken 12!,.: the -Subscribing PrOpfietors: Hence the profits upon•thpe transaCtions will not be sent aWay,athohg strangers, but wilt revert to those with whom they leave originated.. A discerning Public will doubtless perceive, that on the abbVe t*rineiriles tlie.benetits of Insurance lizt - rt kife Will be arrived at in the cheapest and most secure thinner. The Pre, thiurns of Insurance: are as low as can be admitted, consist_ ently with the security , ot. the inst4ed ‘.theinselv4s, should untaliOnrable events `arise'; while, it it proves that such events do notAriSe, the excess of premiums . will be returned in the shape•of profits. Agents will be appointed' in all the principal Cities .and cow4s already appointed are as tallow : . BUCKS. Buckingham - . - Messrs. Boiand-Nelson. Aylesbury - - Air. Robert White. Winslow - - •Mr. I...auncelbt'Wyutt. • BLDFORD. Bedford - Mr. I. Barnes.. Mr. G4r(iner , I)uustable - Mr. Richard Cuthridge. BERKS. . • Abingdon . - Messrs. Tomkins and Harris. farritigdon - Mr. - lames Fidel. .Maidenticad - . . Mr. Thomas Forster. 'NeWbury - - Mr. loinl - fall. Reacting - Mr.. E. S_.. White. Windsor - . Mr. Edward Brown. HERTS. ;.:„ • St. Albans Mr. Robett Russell. Buntingtord - - r. Robert 'FiSlier. Hertford . - Mr. Thomas Osborne. Hitchin - - Mr. Williagr Dunnage. NORTHAMPTON._ Northampton - - - Ali. William Birdsall. • (Juridic • - MG C. -te. `Linke. OXFORD. . ()Iford - Mr: lohn Coleman. ' „Bicester - - Mr. Samuel. Coode. Banbury - - Mr. Jarvis. Witney - Mr. jonu Clinch,. Woodstock - Mr,. Thomas Bennet beddincon :Me. Henry Hitchman. The Agents of the County Fire-Office are also (for the most part) t tie l'=ovident for Lire Insurance, nd Lndowntent of Children. Head UrEux, Sou thaw p ton- s t rejt, Strand, London. .s. • •. _ ?", NDA Y, 'JUNE 22, 1807. THE CANADAS. Phis Day were published, in a splendid and verj• lai•ge Vo lume in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved from original Drawings taken ou the spot,lay the Author, 'price 2.1. iss. in boards, ffiRAVELS through the CANADAS ; contain . 1.. iug a Description of the piAuresque Scenerxonsoine of the Rivers and Lakes ;• with an . 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(7..k i :•00.--;'' 4i le 1 :4'3 1 :rj ...., • •-....... — l, f . ~ .. 1 .) :,; , j, \ r,^ ..,N.,.. , v :,'( N'e .0, [PRICE SIXPE: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, r Yaw !6, : t307. rrHE PRINCIPYIL OFFICERS of 'TITS MA. yEStrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pro , posals will be 'received at, their ' Office, in Pall Atli, on or before the 3 4 ' day of grey meal; from' such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Sul* ,of SAND BAGS, /rom Cloth of British M Maori:l - 4El2lre, upon Contra t, for' Service of ibis De.. partment, for a period of Three Ye.trs, Further Particular:, together with the Terms and C o nditions of . • . the Contrael, may be' known upon application tti the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Day betwe s en tee flours cl remand Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are alto to be deliver. ed, and Patterns of the Article may be inspeeled by upgicution the Principal Storekeeper's Oic?; in the rover. The Proposals must he sealed and enekrted, " Proposals for Saud Bags but no Proposal can be admitted alt.,r the said 3d day of 7 , 11' s at Twelve o'Clock at Neon cf the sane neither toil! any Tender be naked unless the Person making or as 4gent ) in hii behalf, mall 'attetd. • By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary, .AL,4 MV. 1 1)1114b; . 7 ' ~ ..*l - P -4Q',.. :,.. ~41::;4:444e-';',7;i;,, .4- -- =v - - ,, ; , -*rioA,vos,:: - ... 1'4.4 1 cr,g..v.-,..,, 0 , -..-.. i- i.fai,, . ,..---- ; :i7x r ).;....,,,. v: c,,--.. i .-- , ...„;__-.4,- , *-o,ft- 44 •,‘..,,.-"-t-' ' . 0 41 11 1 ii . 6% \ "' y fil h . , , fi l if N, TEA AISPORT OFFICE, .Yune 9. 1807. P ri4E COMMISSIONERS fir COndtiaink .41/17EST Y's T Rif NS I'ORT S ERVIC for Wing Car'e of Sick and'lPOuntled Seamen, and for the Care:and Custody of Prissier: of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 23d of this Moab, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat svitb such Per.,:ons as may hr ¢otiliag to Cori ; :rat? jor supplying the un.tir-atenlioned Articles; or Oder of the for the sertice of the Royal llospitul, at Deal, jar nici've IVlOnthi, from the tot of ,7uly next t Beef, Cheese, Salt; Mutton, Rice, Bavins; I3read, Milky , Greens,. Beer, Soap, Leeks and Pc4,llerbs, Vinegar, Wo . ott - Ashes, St',otch Batley, and ()anneal, Candles; Coils. • Butter, No Tender will be received Vier One o'Clo4 on the Do of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the PartY,or an Agent for Wiwi persona 4 attend. Each Tender must be 4WcoMpaniedhy a Letter from two respefiable Person:, er, i t•agifrig to became hound with the Perion tendering,‘ in the Sam of . loot .for the due perfirm4,4e of 1 the Contra f 3. • Farther Particulars may be hown by app . lyittg at this Ofce I or to 111 r. 11PICeray, Agent of the 'Hospital. Fashionable GLOSSY BOOTS and SHOES, WBAYLEY begs leave to recommend the Use . of his PATENT BLACKING CAKES, - which for mote than Thirty Years past have been found superior to any thing of the kind offered to public notice. rile Blacking made frorri these Cakes, with Water only * will keep the . Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very last, and give it the inost beautiful black Gloss, not of the Japan hue, which is produced by using Vinegar instead of Water; or Vitriol mixed with Water ; but it should be ob served, that thL: corrosive quality of either is extremely inju. rious to the Leather. There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled Persons, nearly resembling the true Ones in Appearance, the Patentee bZgs to observe, that they may be discovered by Isis Name on the Label b,:ing diftrently spelt, or the woid (as) or (as formerly) inserted before the word prepared. The genuine Cakes have engraved Labels' pasted on them with these words, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for ShilinT " Liquid Klacking. prepared by W. Bayley, the Patentee, " and sold by Bayley and Blew, Cocksp, r.street, London." Price Sixpence each, which ,will make a full Pint of Black. ing. Large Allowance is made to those wno buy them for exportation, or to sell again, with a liberal Discount to such as take Quantities for Ready Money. N. B. The Bills of Directions Are signed as below, which appears on the Outside of each Cake. W. BAYLEY. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD J. for Deoilities, Nervolis Disorders, Weaknesses peen. liar to Females, Hysterical Affection,.:, and Lowness of Spi. tit, Loss ot Appetite and Indigestion, andk.onsuinptive Com plaints in general, arc. , It is the most absolute Rernedr forsuch Diseases as are attended with the following sympa turns ; namely, a great straitness of the breast, with ditticut. ty of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudcleti flashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at oiler tune's it sense of cold; as if water was poured on than : :raying pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling thase oc casioned by - the gravel ; the pulse very variable, sometirn:s uncommonly slow., at other time's very quick ; yawning, ale hiccough, frequent sighing, and a senseof sufiecation as Irons a ball or lump in the throat ; alternate fits of crying an d convulsive laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom refresh. . lag, and the patient often troubled with horrid dreams.-- Much has been said by interested individuals against .Medi.. cines that arc advertised, but there is a very important obser. vation to be made respecting the Cordial balm of Gilead, that, unless its operation be gentle, sate, and efficacious, it could not have risen to the unexampled repute and universal demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advan: cage ot a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient, so nothing but his convidion of its virtues, by its salutary effects. can induce him to persevere, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest coin. bination ofchymicals and gaienicals to root out chronic Oft; eases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. • As Dr. Solomon's practice is poW become so great and ex tensive, and his• constant engagements require a considerable portion of his time and attendance, he ex peels, when con _ stilted. the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order f o r medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure,' are required to inclose only Half-a. Guinea, Such letters should, for safety, be thus direded-L." Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool : paid double post age." Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X. 4. or A. B. at the Post-office, till called for. . A Saving'of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. .iThe Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price. Half. a-Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at cos. 6d. by which the patient saves 9s. including also the duty; the Stamp of which bears- tits Proprietor's Name and Address, ".Samuel Solomon, Liver_ pool," to imitate which is felony. N. S. It is -necessary to observe, that the Postage of all Letters whatever must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigincs, and Abster. gent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. rti, Strand, London; Mr. SMith, Perfumer; No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. 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