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i __-.-._- - --- r ~~ ~~ AMES- C =mare. w s ; Foul suitable , of Six E, par may be be had. known vn all wcuis Vene . • The .Irfeclly :d their Iter its Iclosed them— sold I ; Mr. )!b9rn o . Pa:e,3 it:. the 137th? ; , Saus— Gorev L In LI 111.1 x, by :::11 Ly ius vc ;in t of I ittrt ruube Neon, ue in )r the ye dc ENE- g from nature n Wu. haste by I Int:- 4t lure )11er a VSS ifr )115 ot but '`tit's ;guar, gre3r ;rcr)::7 ' LkiDgl I'o rill :4k' (ltird Lt his , ! , ,Bar• [reel, a) . wr'' . N MBER 3097.1 VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE .•-_ of WAI:ES And in Commemoration of 'the Birth of His Royal Highness • THE DUKE OF CLARENCE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 23, 18oz, WILL BE A- SUPERB GALA. When the Gardens will be ILLUMINATED in a style of the highest BRILLIAN,CY, and will be variously Orna -mented with appropriate NAVAL DEVICES,-together .vith PORTRAITS of most of the GALLANT BRI TISH 'A DMIRA LS, who so nobly distinguished them-- selves in the last WA lt„,. The Grind Transparency of t h e, DEFEAT of the DUI CH FLEET, will also be exhi bited at, the End of the Cross Walk, the whole forming a. true scene of N ATIO NA L GRANDEUR. The CONCERT will consist of a Seleaion of SYMPHONIES AND OVERTURES, tram the best Masters. The First Ad of which will con clude with OCCASSIONAL ODE. tetween — tie Act, His Royal Highness the DUKE of yoßK'b BAND, and the Bands of PANDEANS, LANES E, and SA VOYA RDS, will perform ENGLISH and FRENCH AIRS. And at the End of the Concert, in Honour of the Night will be given a Grand Display of Brilliant FIR E_WORKS.. By Mons. ROSSI and TESSIER. AdmiSsiOn Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins. at Eight o'Clock. MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION, I7U-IEREAS by an Ad of Parliament lately vv passed, the Company of Proprietors of the Mon triouthshire Canal Navigation are empowered to raise a cer tain Sum of Money, by Mortgage or otherwise, for carrying into etled the purposes of the said A. At a Special General Meeting or ,Assembly of the Said Company of Proprietors, held on the 28th July instant, it Was Resolved to Borrow such Sum or Sums of Moaey as Play from time to time be wanted, in Surw, of not than One Hundred Pounds, upon Mortgage at 51. per Cent. of the Tolls or Tonnage of the said Canal. 71: 017 any further Particulars, apply to Morgan Pairy, at the 'anal Office, in Newport, Or at the Banking House of Edwards, Templer and Company, Stratford-place, London. No part of the Money will be wanted until Michaelmas text, and no Expence of Deed incurred by the Lender. By Order of the Company, MORGAN PARRY, Newport, July ft, 1802. Clerk to the Proprietors. , N. B. The Interest will be regularly paid every Half Year by Bills of seven days sight upon London. ROMAN CEMENT.. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South- - wank, manntadure Cement, or Mortar, for bnilding in• Water, which far surpasses in utility' Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mo'rtar : it .gives to all kinds of Brick or Stow:Mork, an uncommon degree.of strength and eAesion"; it sets u n der Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In ;41 Buildings, therefore, inten4.l to resist, or contain Water, this cement may be used'with suiulir advantage; or it may be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable deg ree,, tor (A n inon purposes. • They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings With,[of the same hard and durable nAture as the Cement : it preserves the walls from .wet and damp,. and may be executed so as vunplerely to. resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter StOnes, cheaper than Na ra I , S tone"- R 1.7_ LETT. /3,- Order of the Masters, Govunors, -and Trustees of the B-.Afi;rd Charity, on repairing Leases forlorty-years from Michaelmas 1803, SZIX• HOUSES, situate on the North-side of Bed.. ford -street, Iledford-rov,i, numbered from 1y to 22 (No. - 7 1, the 'l'hree Cups Public-house). 'Three Houses, struate on the North-side of -Gray's Inn Pasye, Holborn, NOS. 5,6, 7. Ur,::: House, situate on the East-side of Red Lion Street, 39 . - Fourteen Houses, situate on the East-side of Lamb's Con duit Screet, numbered froin 3 to 12, and 14 to 17. T,wu situate on tne.W-...5t-side of ditto, Nos. 61 41 1 d 6z. TWO Houses, situate on the South-side of Theobald's Na.o 23 24 • . Pour 1-louse4 situate on the North-side of ditto, Nos. 52 , 5.3. 5-d , and 55 (N o. 52 . ti l e White Horse Public-house). Three Houses, sttaate on the, West-side of New North. stßtet, N. 2 9 , 35 aid 36. Eigia Houses, situate on the East-side of ditto, numbered from t to 5, and to to tz. Eitint i-touses, situate on the North-side. of Boswell-court, Nortii-s.reet. Lumbered from t to 6, and ,6 and 17. _ . Sev;:uteen Houses, situate on the North-side of East_ trz..et, Lamb's Conduit Street, numbered from 20 to 24, and t 0.38. *- - <%iie House, situate on the South-side of ditto, No. it. , ... ... Each.. House will tit:lett separately. The Premises are to be put into substantial repair, agree able to a Part:cular, velti.:l) may be.seen at the Oftice of J o h n Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. Is, Norfolk-st , oet,Sir.ind. Proposals tot - taking any of the Premises are to be deliver , se.;:ieti up; to the said Receiver, on or before the loth Day of ()Ziobr next. • A CAPITAL MANOR IN DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Philipps's Hotel, in the City of Exeter, onWednesday„ the zsth of August inst. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, A LL that and very Desirable MANOR of CLYSTON, situate in the Parish of Broad Clist, - hout four miles cast of Exeter; nine miles from Tiverton, seven from Collompton, twelve from Honiton, tcn from .,itrtouth, a well established Watering Place; and about the sante distance from several other Watering Places in. the County of Devon; .consisting of Two Thousand and Ninety six Statute Acres. whereof Fifteen Hundral and Fifty Acres Ore rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,and Five Bret! and Forty-six Acres arc open Conlmon Grounds, very capable of great improvement. Altogether. of the gross yearly 'value of about Two Thousand • Two Hundred Founds, .whereof about itol. -ayear is now in.demesne, and lett to Rood Tenants at clear annual Rents,About 3601. a-year *Wore held- by Leasesdetvininable on the death of one life e4 ch. About 8801. a-year more now held by Leases deter- Minable on the deaths of two lives each, and about 12701. 4- Year more held by-Leases now determinable on the deaths ct three lives each, many of them very old ; together with cne‘Fee Farm Rent, and ten Chief Rents, amounting toge ther to the yearly sum 4491. I is. 7d. payable out of certain f reehold Estates, over which the Lord of the Manorexer . c 'ses ail the Rights of Royalty, and there is great plenty of Canic .of all sorts upon the said Manor. . • P a or Survey and Particutir,of the said Manor and Lands, I.)plication may he made in the mean time to Messrs. Letch ' l,l C;oodeve,' 'No. 4, Holbom-eourt, Gray's Inn, London ; Where a very large and correel Map of this extensive and'oorn- Pad Manor may be.viewed until the Toth day of A ugust next, zfter which it will be reinoed to Philipps's Hotel, in Lxtter, where it may be seer). • I U T ! zrs rosy also be i k i o no‘ t ; T b ig y h ap. t ; p t li te application Hotel,i,onrtoßielt in Richard C tatkc, New o; t Pliilt )s - Hotel in Exeter; King's Arms Inn, Ply: 4.llo Util • Willi - din Hole, Esq. Barnstaple, Devonshire ; and Silvestre Rooks,- in• Broad ciist : aforesaid,. will,' will Ittie‘i, the said Manor and.Lanchi to any personpur chase the sarne. If the said Manor and Larlds; which wi)l be bffered to Sale ,Ithe 25 , 1 i of August inst. as above, should.happen not to _ . "2, disposed on that day altqethet in one Lot,, then, an..-1 in r_oat case the said premises, or so much ofthein shal! not the mean time have been disposed or by Private Contraet 0 1 " v a i l a b . e sold at - Aucttion n separate - lots, at an . early " eut tterwards, of Which due noii‘e will bi:l;iveu iu NewsDapers. ri Y ts . . .. ,a Si44.,'"' - "it''' ._ ~...,......, Li s , .• .....,. .. I RS At a numerous and Tespe&able MEETING of the WOOL LEN MANUFAt:TUREIZS of the WEST of ENG LAND; holden this 16th day of August iBoz, at the White Harr Inn in Bath, pursuant to 'Adjournment ; Mr. JOHI4 JONES, jun. in the Chair; AFTER having taken into consideration the many OUTRAGES which have recently been com mitted by some deluded Workmen, who ignorantly imagine theniselves to. be injured by the use of certain Machinery, and have in consequence reported very unfbunded and erro i.eous accusations against their, Masters for its introdUdion, whereby the- public mindnuay unwarily have been influ enced to commiserate their representations ; and ‘ thei Meeting being duly impressed with: the conviction, that the produce of ,a man's ingenuity (as well in the woollen as in other ma , - nufaCtures' and agriculture) is as sacred a specie% of pro perty as any other estate whatsoever; It was unanin*ously Resolved, That the Subscription entered into at the last Meeting, for the purpose of oilering rewards for the discovery of and bringing to convietion,the offenders; wfid have been or shall hereafter be.guilty ot such outrageS, and for the de fraying.the eXpences of prosecutions, shall be promoted by every means in the power of this Meeting. That the Chairman be desired to caution the public against the 'scandalous and false reports circulated by the Sheet-men and ethers ; and also -to. caution all.er:ons against illegal contributions,. subscriptions, and combinations. That for the preServatioat of the.T racie.df this part of the country, it is the determination of this . ' Meeting to defend the Machinery already introduced; and any. which; from its utility, may be judged advisable hereafter to introduce, into the Woollen Manufadure . against the attacks of any person or persons whomsoever ; the Manutidurers engaging to find employ for all pei - SOng in their respective employment, in some other branch of the Manutaditte, of which such person shalt be - Capable, at ample and sutiicieut wages ' • in ease, by the introduction of Machinery', /he services of any such ,persons shall be tendered unnecessary in the particular branch , of the Manufacture in which they are now, or have lately been employed; so long as such petsons shall demean selves with propriety. Tire Chaimian having reported to the Meeting; that a Sub icriber having (in consequence of a promise of- a reward of 'Five Hundred Pounds, to bepaid out ofThe Fund subscribedby this Meeting) obtained information against several petsons Concerned in setting tint to Li-ritt-roN Mitts ; and that some of such offenders have in consequence. thereof been:ap.„ prehended and committed ; .REsotv to, That ou the con vidion of any one or more of such &Fenders so Committed, the said reward of Five Hundred Pounds be paid 'l6 , the Chairman out of the Fund established by this Meetlng. , • • , That the Chairman, with any four other Gentlernen he inaynominate, be appointed a Committee, to examine the several Statutes relating to the Woollen Manufactures, and to report abstracts of their contents at the next Meeting. That a reward of Fifty Polinds shall be paid to the first person (whether an accomplice or not) who shall discover the perpetrators, aidrrs orabettors, concerned Many malicious feiony that may hereafter he cdnirnitte.:d against the property T or personal safety of any of the Manufaduters who subscribe to the Fund established by this Meeting, or eif any of their Workmen, or persons employed in their defence.; to be , paid on convelion• of the offender or offenders. • And that any. person'or persons,who shall apprehend and deliver to the Civil Power any offender or otteitders, who shall be assembled' together for the purpose of committing depredations on the property ot any of th , :.S übseribers, shall receive FlVeCuineas reward for each person so apprehended, such last.mentioneo reward to be paid on the coin/pi:mean of such °Sender or offenders. • That George Hayward Tugwell, Esq. Banker in.the City of - Bath, be appointed Treasurer of the Fund belonging_ to this Meeting, with power to make calls upon the 'Subscri bers, under the direction of the _Chairman, who is hereby att tlitiiised to - make good from such Funds any Rewards'otiered, upon the convidion of any. Offender or Orlinders ;' and to defray the expences of prosecution', accor4ins to the iutions - of August ad last. - - That these Resolutions be advertised in e rns SUre and Star, and in the Bath Chronicle, Bath Herald, R udlhill's and Pine's Bristol, Salisbury, and Gloucester Newspapers ; and that Copies be printed and circulated in the 'manufacturing neighbourhoods. That this Meeting be adjourned to Monday the tjth Day of September next, subject to an earlier call by the Chair man. Signed on behalf of the Meeting, JOHN JUNES; jun. Chairman. MaNDA 1, AUGUST 23, IS3Z. By A LADY. . . ASIAtiC .MCINVAI; RdISTF.R, vol. Ili. This•l)a,y was In Octavo, price los. 6d. in boards, or lls. 6th half-bound arid lettered, THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; I_ A Vie.w of the History of Hindustan, and of tlte:Poli tica, Commerce, and. Literature di for•the-Yilar Printed rot - j. Debrett, Piccadilly ;' and Cadell, jun. s and Dairies; Strani.. ** 'Unavoidable Circumstances having prevented an ear. Tier Publication of this 'third Volume; the Editor thinki it proper to assure the Subscribers to the Work, and-the Public, that the Fourth Volume (f or t h e presetit )ipar) will be pub lishedin January next, and that the succeeding '‘oluni:s will be regularly published in the Month of: january_ •. As-above ni.iv also be had, the First and Second Vo 'tithes, for the Years t 799 and I£6, price ijs.' each; in b-)arth. This Day was . published i. In One Volume, price ss. in boards, A PicrußE of MONMOUTHSHIRE ;' or; 1 1. Ari Abridgement of 111 r. Coxd's His . toricai tOur in y oanititi t I . llli re.. Printeltlifor T. 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TO beComprisedin Six Paris, price 4s. each, and . p-uhlished on the First of each Alonth till completed : 'Fite whole forming two handsome Volumes, Bvo. ;, illustrated by up 'wards of so Engravings i and einbesllished with an , elegartt Portrait of the Author( done from an criginal' Bust'ot the -Author, at the Royal Observatory,' Greenwich ; THE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES of NATURAL LOOPUY.. • • • . QUEEN's COUNTY Grand jury Room, Summer Assizes, Aug. 14, 1302. HE following T ADDRESS was unanimously agreed to: .To MAJOR-GENERAL SIR EYRE COOTE, Knight of the Batt'', &c. &e. 11R, We, the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the Qneen!s County, begleave to congratulate you on the distinguished mark of approbation which "our beloved Sovereign has beeii graciously pleased to confer on you. We participate With the rest of our,Countrymen,' in - the glory you have acquired in the .most hazardous and spirited enterprizes of the, late War ;—hut we fed a peculiar pride in the Honour obtained by a Native of our County. We should have taken the earliest opportuinity of etpress ing our sense of your highly meritorions conduCt; but were apprehensive that an Address of this nature (at the eve of an Eleetion) iniOn be construed as giving you art advantage of the other Candidates, which we know is far from your wish. We sincerely and earnestly hope that a long continuance of the blessingfi of Peace • fhay obviate the necessity of again calling forth your military talents-; but we have no doubt, it unfortunately the contrary snould 12_t the case, they will be exerted,,as they always have been, to the advantage of your King and Country. Resolved, That the foregoing Address, together with Sir Eyre's Cocte's Answer, be Published_ three times in the Evening Post, and in Tnr. Su N. • •• • ISAAC FIUMPHRYS, Sheriff. • W. W. POLE. and Fellows. SIR EYRE CObTE's ANSWER. To the HIGH SHERIFF and GRAND JURY of the QUEE,^I's COUNTY, GENTLEMEN, Nothing can be so flattering as the Address you have this day presented to me. My humble exertions in the service of my Country have been amply rewarded : they have met with the approbation of our most gracious Sovereign : they have attracted the no tice of the H igh Sheriff and Grand Jury of the Queen's Coun ty. The favourable opinion of- my Military •condua, so kindly expressed L/y you, will, if possible, 'increase my zeal in the - endeavour to render myself useful to ray King and Country. . . Uncle( the strongest impression of gratitude, 1 request you will he pleased to accept my warmest Thanks, and belleve me, with every sentiment of respecl, • Gentlemen, Your most obliged and obedient Servant, EY-RL C 0 OTE, Major-General. • Maryboro', Aug. 14, 152.. 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Lozenges (particularly that of the Lord Bishop of Carlisl e , wit h whom I have, the honour of being acquainted), induced we to try them upon -a Son of mine, who had treen'itl a tong . time, and received little or no benefit. from any Medicine he took., I think it a duty due to you, and a national ad vantage to say, that lie was perlealy restored to good Health, bynnly taking three doses of your incomparable Medierie, which I have strongly recoinniencled to many of my friends for themselves aid children, and they haVe never failed of success. I am Gentlemen; your humble Servant, CHARLES PRESTON. Bulther, O. Sj, aor. • Sold'whole sule and fotail at Ching and Butler l s, sick; and reiail by • I ven Bergen, Elsinore; Bull and Call wdl, Dublin; I)avis ; Cork; and by the most respet - table McdicineVendos' . in the Unit Kingdom, in Bores at ss. Hair Boxes, gd. and Pannly Bvx.ts conta.iniutlive`sinalk Moxt:4, at (Inc ninea eat,:h; e ' t .,(t ,s i c. ‘„ • . [PRICE SIXPENCZ. 01:DNA PREMISES, 6s..ko"l"Hig OPFIC:E of . . August i 8; S6l', T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HI MA jESTY'4• 9RPN./INC E do hereby give Iy,tice, th.lt !ht . , 7:via I>e rea4', at their oiee; in St. Margaret-sired, Is estmin;ier,; • tUESIii:II'; ruse ,its: instant; to r;.'iCh.e Pr , :pos.ds froin Persons 21.,b2 may he 7villitqi- to hecOMethePitrchaser.; °laver.; gibleand Intkoveahli L E E I-10 LI) ESTATE-, the Properti of the Orditanteituate at gethet - ,5211.7e,, in the 6uniy of 'Surrey ; consisting of a CAP 1 TA I:—HMIS E; erec'ied _on a Piece ci Grozind an the c:f Lavencier-sn . eei, Fr ith tie various Out-buildings, together V.lith R frontine the River Thaities; if() Fat t`i AR EFfOI)S E S k.EIIOUSE, ACL tlf4 T)USE, 'dud several other Buildings 4,-eaed t3ercon ; and, ;11 13en;:fit and tate .4risliri,kj;v7n 11is lifajesky's Letters Ilatent;kranted for cenala Invention for saving Cral and sther .FAe;', in the -work in S?eam-Eitenes, andlor other pil4.ose; Frtnl alas all. Be.r - fit to a Rene-aial,.l/ suc'h .Patent L STEAM ENGINE, ei tic on the. said I ren_lJes' ; and a:se" tb;.. p ;tens ronstrua:l Prinelle cf the said .I\lev., tte — ahoveapenleired Premises are hell for a Tero, kg;bl;47; _Years V.4re tinexiire?at'L/t4 . ; , 1)4 , at ike kzr Rent of . , ••- . • • ,SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS pzr Annum. ipinhediage hetiven as sc.n.si4 the po-ekast shall be e•mpletecl., The Pre;ttise 4 may it 1.71e-ard upon - ap,plicati,;; Booker, who it retitient thereon{ and' the f6161tt , :i5 1 if the Board.r-Title t) the EsTatt , ,. 4-r'exaMlned at the 'Secret4i . jo s 6// ce . in St,: Margarci- , Thw. Proposals sealed 114, and fru-Ivied. en the otrsife, " Proposals for the PI; rel - ,,1.te of the: 0 niirdnee Premises,. at Rot her hithe," may be delivered at the Oidna...ite in:Westrninsrer; on or before the 3 tst -instant; but no der will be received er the hour of Two o'clock on that day. By Order of the Board; R H. LT E7-V, - ' EAST INDIA HOUSE, . . Awls! ir , iSoi: THE , COURT of . „ • - UNITED COMPANY of :11ERCHANTS of ENG. 1..,..41 4 1D trading to die Ejst Is-dit's, do he, - ;13. rive Notiee; , That it is their iifention to receive 4pplications on or before tie 3 0 th • ..leptii , tzber, from the Merchantl lianting 1 - tziage for the Export of Goads to India; for such Goods whii:h are to be ped in the ensking Qi:art:fr ; and on or before the . 31st Decembe; , the Ist March, and 30th vine ; sack Goods the Merchants are desiroz!! of Shipping in each Q:tarter . , jollowinrsuch dates ; and that it. is their intentt;p also to farniSh Tonnage for quan tify o f Madeira Wine which 'n be ye7ukecl, bj Persons, willing to Ship the snare for India,-uponsimilar applicatiCni. . , Partitrilarr of the Rates oj . Freighi, vc. t for tl.e4 . e.st ship, cf the Seams?, 44 to be stiss'in the Offi'ce oftbe Clenk to tilt COitsoi7tit-e - 70. 1 /1:75 CO, Arrint;;Ti Seerroakv. For BILIOUS COMPI...AINTS, ()idle StOM4CI - 1 and BOW t L 3. Dr. lAMtS's ANAL EPTIC T HE Excerieoee of rhesc PILLS', as a untie purgative, and as a general prizservative of Health, be assisting Nature in the due discharge of the Animal. punt has established their reputation as aMedicinefthe.firi im port-arice. They are admirably. caleul4tdd fZir Disorders. of the Stomach and Bowels ; for persons of a Biliods ' a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition as well as-tor ti:ose whose Con.: stiiattions li:ive Ocen aileGl d by. a too aelive•ortoo sedentary life, or by a residence in hot Climates. They , are likewise partiettlally sers , iceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indri:: gestion, and in removing the bad effeds of free living; as a lsy ;YreVert tink Palsies and. A'poplexteS; 'so oftrx tits con.: sequence of intemperance. The tendency or these Rills iS to open the pores by, nighti . , and the body by day : they Moreover promote sleep, and re quire neither confinement uor attention to diet. Reetni,rse should be had to theM On the first attack cold, upon i .sposi . any slight nctition; and they should neyer, he otriUteda* bed-.tithe atier an excess of eating or drink.ng ; and thus their distinguished. char aeleristic will he maintained of pro;:, / noting' lo•ngr„vity, so remarkably exemplified by their luven. tor; who; !ty the constant use of Ahem, though a ,N , ry fret aitain,fd the age of seventY- five. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS - o - vVe their to peculiar- preparation, .vv'MOi has never been Avulged . ,but td 'preftent -Proprietors, they 'cni only be 'lPur geou ine from them ; 'and they are . , sold bv. Newbery; at the Warrthouse for Dr. jatues'S: Pop:-;ter, E::st .End of St. l'au.rs, a few doors frdrii ; and at Dr. f ame,i's late house .in , Price 45. 6d. each, Stamp included or toe ipa,,Lity o: Six . in One I.'rge Roe tbr il. as. 6 . 1 ObSt..rve that the wards; "T. Md. :4,c, Sit: . Perm's," are engraved on. the Stamps. 'Ail others ate comic :erteits. •' • • To MERCHANTS, cAPTA INS 0t..5171J PS, OFFICER'S ht the ARMY, NAVY, .411:1 01:1-11iTZS. FOr NEI(VOUS D.ISORDS.aird INV(..ARD DE,CAYi Liss of N.4emory, Feeblen.:ss; • DimileSS of Sigtit; • IbtroiL-: of *tie mina, . Yaittr of the 'lack and Loins; Pare. 4 tic Tremblirtgs, &e. &c.-- • v 11 i E n FsEaß:i ktA i; n siE RESTORATIVE taken rlN by c, L ‘ r E Bi\ ,I IN4 of t the first distinction in Kingdom, as well as bitein 3 rs e ,l ( 9y w!itnit it is acknowledged to OS S 2SS the most eitia'eitnis pro perties in the vire of Weakness and Decays: (I'. sapplies the exii.insted parts with fr6ili jukes; and toiatfly re-estAbliSlres the whole Nervous Sy,tern. . - Gentlemen •coki th;? East and West PidieS; A-hose habits were relaxed by the heat of those Climates, have received infinite benefit ; as well as Objects 6eloti g inrio the Ar t n? and Navy, w4use Constitutions were impaired by hard: set.. Vic, and the tarious changes of Oro-late . , eec: , eersons'far advanced in years- sbonitf fretten'tls' take afeVi Boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, be the mean.; of pre venting various di:VirderS; - some measure guard against tile ravases : of time.. • •. Restorkive prepared PifFg' wHith pro . : duce ni,ire gradual . and - lasting cheats: 04p ail the internal fOrMS; the finer prti of the Ifalsarhare - ils6 bOter in'eserved. A Pamphlet on its virtue,; with a List Of •Cusses annexed, may be had of the Vini4eis, price hcf: - ;Po lee had at Wade's ...I%.lo.dicine Wa're)tousf'st No. 163: Fleet-street, and No. 13, Ohl Bond,street; 'rum; 1;oyaI E Xt.:Llano! ; hew ;$ Lob,: ean'd ; Bacon. 0 glOrd2 street; Crutwell, Bath; Priuter, IfirrninAhaln Tesseyrriaii, YorkMins; Lived and all otAer Venders of Medicinel in Town and Country—pricd 6s. 3•,.1. thd hot; or it May be had in larger price only 11. 6s.- "which contain the Quantity of ink a?nsfl boxes,- at made ufftor the Army and Navy. N.. B. Country gentleinen and cithets May he. With this Medicine; by sending their orders by Coachmen ; of Newsmen, or Liy.inelosing cash in a small parcel, ditected Lo Mr. John Wade N o. 163; Ileet-streeti or At No. 13; 80rd4t24441 --: .....• ~ ,,:r— s k • L-, _ • Al) -`-'4, 7,-1 ~ / 7 k 4 r> 7 '.--- -, , i •• . -•,- 4.,..k. •-•--4.:74'',4 l',‘W'.-,s • F l ' I*.t.k.:*'--sr;',,. ktrft•s'E't.‘CcZ.i, 14 . 1 4-4 4,‘ , -4., 1 • •-,,---, ... 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