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1 1 4 "). ':, 28 '1 1: ‘' tao Worthy and Independent FRE E MEN of the BOROUGH of LANCASTER. I ct ivri.E:,-,ex - "AVE biti;erto forbp.rnc.,from thus addl'essing tk.- v , ° u;" - and requesting the continuation of your confidence, l ic , , ;,.ing that 1 was thereby best contributing to the Peace i :lrrnony of the Borough of Lancaster I was the 4, r induced solo tbrbear, from a hope that the peaceable bt'vuvrances. or some of your most wormy Brethren,' wohld Si, .'t - ot - ciestroy• .any attempts, to create. disturbances. C. 1 g been informed that my silence - has. been construed ot;,,," l im'espeet by some, and to a determination to retire by e v ,: r •rs, I lose no time in assuring y ou , that I will use o f " Y exertion in my power, to supp or t th e p eac e an d qu i et th e . te r ~ town, and to resist all attempts, from whatever vat ottemay come, to - renew the C2ntests - which have so \V! interrupted the friendships of your Inhabitants. tl io li en I, a short time ago, received an Address froth my i lly 't worthy Colleague, it was my intention to have paid wh re sPeds to you in person, and to state the grounds upon tve lch I trusted for your support. Circumstances, how ‘o,T occurred, .with which you cannot he unacquainted, r`.llch prevented me-,-1 was discharging the last officeS of tt r ie ten dship to one, from tender regard life I ever received iklindest attention and the est.' ' - % 4,11100 k with confidfnce for your aid and support, to check l a z , teitiv p d re es v tr n u t a t i h v e e r p ci t iewal of animosities, which have so often your comfort. You may have a more ,rva e nt, bu . t you cannot have a more honest, or more sincere I shall take the. earliest opportunity of waiting Von you i ndividually - , and aril Gentlemen, With the highest respect and gratitude, Your faithful and most obedient humble Servant, ...„..............21.towth Hall, May 30, IS°2. RICHARD PENN, m KIN G'sCOLLEGE CHAPEL, CAICIIikIiSGE. R• BALDREY--respedfully informs the Nobi:. LD, litY and Gentry, that his DRAWINGS froM thd n 0 ,..L AT EAST WINDOW of ,the above CHAPEL, are i n t"' E XHIBITED,.froin Eleien in the ;horning till' Five 4,1 1 ,e Af Adinternoon, ittance at /S Mr. Bowyer's Historic Gallery, Pall `, l• . , br7bscrirs to the Plae enravi from the rincipa `-...Z .... 4 _ 1 g, a be re,requested to t send for their Admission P Tickcts.l ROYAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY ROOMS, MARGATE. l ONIAN, (late t enson), - returns his most .grateful thanks for the very liberal Encouragement he "obi Perteneed durin g l as t S eason , an d b egs l eave to In f orm t h e 4i te • lit Y atiu Gentry frequenting Margate, .he has recently t e ) , 1 :up Families Hotel in a superior stile of neatness, for the 're "On of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a stricl itintion to merit the continuance of their future Favours. b es also carries an the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami titc depend upon being supplied with that article of ho .irst quality. f..st Glass . Coaches, Sociables, &c. to let. Avi`itimanbegS leave to reqiist the savour of those Families hi m ' nay tviOr to engage apartrile.itS by letter, to address to it the Royal Hotel, as frequent Mistakes have occurred c, t ins . not being generally known that mr, Benson ,has no c o t in the Royal Hotel. Nfav Ca, Igoe. Pr(:).BE,::,OLD, a beautiful Cheinu: Blood MARE, pi d warranted sound, free from vice or blemish, seven years Cr.,.upwar4 ot fifteen hands high, got by Pegasus, Dan, by I nquire Price Forty Guineas. atthe Lea ing Bar, Blackfriars-road. tv mANurAcToRY. THE NOBILI cv and GENTRY are respea k, fully informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA b;,ETY of.NEW and FASHIONABLE ATI tLES• for KtSS, now exhibi t i ng at KOBARTS and PLOWiVIAN's k re house, have induced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers, ; o p offer f o r S a l e many k i nds of spurious and interior th~szs their Manutathre. They are compelled-t,o take t,,,, _PRortunitv of informing the Pubpe, that ii?eyLave fiq thaiitnexion with any Persons of the above descpptton, and to h , t he Genuine and Elegailt Productions of their Manirtac tt ' a re only to be had at thtir Warehouse, No, a, Chandos : . re et, C ovent-,,arnen. P ATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS ? Di • DINING TABLES, ffering in Stil e and Plan from those in the old way. U TLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY Z - I'E t ,r l ,( l WARE ROOMS, No. 13 and 14, CATHERINE ) Eight 600 rs from the Strand, maker of the above th c .',tes to the KING anus QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses tu; " to of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac. .er Furniture urniture in general.. 1 3 „ lir LI: has observed some of the various Advertisements ti ered t o him, theinter.tion of which . may be easily disco ; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi te-''; he manufa6.lures and sells as above, (where . also may ton,d; every Article in the Upholstery .Line ) his superior yarK-FOST and TENT BEDS, with, Brass Screws and s t141 1 ?, 11 other Brass Parts; SOFA BEDS, making a 113nri tr4n:',..-ofa and a comfortable Bed ; CHAIR BEDS, INGl?r,rn the same way and each in a few minutes; DIN_ P a h ABLE Son various ConstruCtions., and quite on anew ; P ORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a ke l , t cu . l4 r compad Construe - lion ; and various Improve s In Furniture. ttl: u ses Completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season odds and excellentw o rkmanship. Also, for exportation, to ' 3 r the East and West Indies - Cabins fitted up for Pas ers & * c, .‘ l torii ll. has constructed several Tools and Machines for 411, 4 2 11 g his Patent Articles, &c.• at his Manufaaory, as Where the Pat en t Deed may be seen ; and with much kind 4 encouragement and a true sense of gratitude, acknowledges the he has so generously received. it• TALMA, Deriti'st, No. 'l3, Old Caven the zi dish -street Cavendish...square, begs leave to infoim har s °b ilitY, and his Friends in general, that after several Nyto,..Pratice, he - has found out a new method to make bye r 7 Sets of Teeth- and may flatter himself that he has co meait the difficulties which arise in making them fit, and Il leac P e. °n the Gums 'without giving the smallest inconve ;Mr 'r • s ',!os e . t j,auPa can also say with confidence, and- can assure '"ov e " 13 may require his assistance, that the Sets of Teeth bAirernentioned, are ncA subjed in any way whatever to' ac. ttiptika,llY. offensive smell in the mouth, having nothing cor -414,, 'f_ie In them. Any number of single .pr double Teeth ue replaced upon the Same principle, which cannot be he See from -natural ones. Specimens of them may teC,j e n at his House every day, from Twelve till Four Qek• , ________ AR OMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, • , Il i . (The origi na l I nvent i on of Mr: Henry.) , e pared and Sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HE N RY, I rl " Chemists - and Apothecaries, ManchesteManchester.S most agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Corn -11 ,zl l , 3st Pound of highly concentrated Vi negar , joined with the Tors • Pleasant Arotnatics. Its strong and pungent odour ren ktt.r 1.14d,it eXtremely gratdful and salutary to personS labouring 411RIleadacs, Paintings, &c. and adapts it for counter-, F4ll6the bad etieds of heated or foul A. Hence it has 1111(1 highly usef u l i n R ooms, where . the infeelion of Vair. rs, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pri:- 0,',.. public resort a nd in all crow d ed places of , Theatres, rtien;,`ed to of justice may also be parti c ularly recom .,,lo, &c. .It Persons res idi ng i n Hot Climates. Stara'le A roz natic'Spirit of-Vinegar, pric e 2s . g d . eac h b ott l e, IlitvvP included, is sold wholesale and retail, .by Bayley and aid l'l Cocksour-street {the Only persons in London autlio- Sii , , ll Y the Proprietors to'sell• the same) wfiere may be had N i Et Boxes of g,old, silyer,"cornelian, crystal, &C. th,. .• Each bottle, besides a copper-plate label, signed by itilpi?reParers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic il k ; l t of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names are 'ele eli graved in the Stamp, the - counterfeiting of which is . it,. At the same place may be, had, Henry's Calcined z4Zesia, in bottles at ts. 9(1. 2. . 6tl. and 3s. 6d. each Pa igclucted.f . • LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, May tB, 1802_ a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIRERS for the ERECTION of a STATUE 'of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, late First. Lord of the Treasury, And Chancellor of the Exchequer, tor the distin guished Services which he has 'rendered to his Country during the course-of his aisle and upright Administration, JOHN JULIUS ANC ERSTEIN, Esq. in the Chair. Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to'be Subscribed for the above purpose, shall be vested in Trustees, to be hereafter appointed, 'to be applied by, them in such manner as they. shall think expedient in the EreEtion' of a Statue or Monument to the memory bf the Right Honourable WilliaM Pitt, after his demise, and in the mean time to accumulate, The Chairman having reported .that the money already received has been laid out in the g ;,er cents. - Resolved, That the, said Money, together with future. Suly.criptions, shall fen the present be vested in the Funds, in the names of Earl Spencer, 1. T. Angerstein, Thomas Isonar, Esqrs. Lord Viscount Belgrave, an 4 Samuel Thorn ton,, Esq. • Resolved, '1 hat the Subscription shz.ll continue open only for a limited time, to be hereaiter'spei:itied. - ' ' Resolved, That a General Meeting of the'Subscribers span be held on Thursday, the 3d of !ttne'7 - at the London Ta vern, at Twelve o'clock precisely,, to cois.tirm or alter the above Resolutions. Resolved, That thi: Thanks of tl< rvlc.....ting - 1,4; given to tbz. Chairman. Amount of Subscriptions advertised, ,C. 3SSS 4 Lord Curzon - 10 to G. Moore, of Appleby, P. Rogers Bearcroft to to Leicestershire to to Sir Corbet Corbet, of Right Rto'r. the Lord Adderly, Shropshire So to Bishop of Cloyne so to T. B. Brampston 16 to The Marquis of Ely as o T. Gardin Bramston 5 .The Bishop of Peter- Rev. Matthew Surtey so to borough 'o Lient—General Baron R. R. Beechwocd 5 Charles Plompesch to To fohn Da:tit"' and Soh 16' to Sir H. Harper, of Caulk, Earl of Pembroke so to Derbyshire - to to Tito.. Henry Lamb to to Peter B'erthon, sett, to to John Ayton - so to Sir Robert Ainslie to so paul Orchard to to Wm. Sturges - to 16 John Tyrrell . •so to Lord Boringdon 21 o Rundell and Bridge to to Chgles Long - so so The Mayor, Jurats, and Mrs. Long , - so to Freemen of the An- Mansfieldand Miller to to • dent Town of Win- Sir Thomas Broughton at O. chelsea . 26 5 Thomas Williams so to Peter Fedor - to to, Tho. Bateman Lane 5 . 5 Sir Stallbrd Northcote to to Viscount Bridport • to to E. P. Salomons ••• to to Viscountess Bs - Ripon so to Sir W. 'Weller Pepys, George Tatem - ro to • Bart. Pars Pro Toto to -to . Captain M'lntosh so so John Sargent- - to to W. Fitzhugh, of South- Edmund James - 5 5 ampton - - ro to Duke of Argyle ••• e - Governor Piston - to so Wm. Williams (cif Car- Edward Roberts - io to narvon) - 3.5 , John Strutt ' - • to se Owen Anthony Poole,, Joseph Heldon Strutt 5 ' (of Ditto) . 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Unfbreseen circumstances having occasioned the delay in delivering the Work, the Proprietors take this opportunity of apologizing to the Subscribers and the Public ; at the same tune assuring. them, every attention wilt be paid td their onfers. The Little Sea Torch . hiving been published - under the auspices of the Admiralty,- and the respeelable list of Sub scribers, Composed of most of the Admirals and Captains of the Royal Navy, at once stamps the utility of this Work, and emboldens the Proprietors to recommend the Book to Owners of Ships, and Captains in the Merchant's Service, to whOm it will be found in every respeei serviceable. The Book contains upvvlrcls of one hundred appearances of Head lands, Light-houses, &c. &c: which open to view as the ves sels near the Shore. Plans o a f the principal Harbours,. and 'clear instruelions how to navigate along the Coasts of . Eng land, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, • Italy and Sicily, the Isles . of Malta, Corsica, and Sardinia,..and others in the Straits, and of the Coast of Barbary, from Cape Bon to Cape de Vent. YORK. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, AMost Desirable• FREEHOLD VILLA, with Coach-house, Stabling, and convenient Offices, the property and lately the residence of HEN RY• FRANCIS G REV! LL E, Esq. beautifully situated within 'three miles of the City of York, tip navigable river Ouse watering the Banks of the Pleasure-ground, which consist of three Acres, elegantly and tastefully laid mo, and comprising Hot-house, Conservatory, Aviary, &c. the whole in perfea order, and fit for the immediate reception of a genteel Family. The neat Household Furniture may be taken at a valua— tion, at the option or the Purchaset. A Plan oldie House and a Drawing of the Ground:, may be seen at Mr. Christie's, Pall Mall, any day after the first of June. MEDICAL LIBRARY, ELECTRICAL MACHINES, PICTURES, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. KING, jun. At his Auaion Rooms, 30, Tavistock-street, Covent Car den, on Saturday June . 5, and Three following Days, at Twelve, P r HE Genuine MEDICAL LIBRARY of a Gen ii._ tleman, comprising all the best authors on that subjel, in fine tonoition,-comprising the Works of Cowper James, Cheselden, Hunter, Whytt, Bell,. Gilpin, Lavater, Gibbon, Monro,•Blair, Gentleman'S . Magazine, Monthly Review, ca pital E:edrical Machines,. a few Pidures-, &c. —May be viewed, and Catalogues now had, price rs. CITY OF CANTERBURY. CAPITA L INN TO BE LETT. TO BE LETT by AUCTION to the highest Bidder,-at the Guildhall- of the said City, on Tuesday tilt:lth Dayof June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the For'entxm, 'for the Term of Twenty-ode Years,: to contmence from the loth Day of 0 aober next, at. the highest Yearly Rent, clear et . all Decittetions, the best Bidder may be' willing to give (subject to' such ReservationS and Conditions as will then -a tid. t here be produced),. A LL that old_accustomeJ, Capital and Commo dious- INN, callecL the RE D . LYON, most advan-. tag ' eously situated, in the Principal or. High-street of the City of Canterbury in the clireci.Road from London to Drver, and large and convenient Stables, Outhouses, Edifices,• Buildings,_Yarcis, Cellars 4ncLil ppurtenances therelt 0 tobe.. , longing, together with two, Cellars under the Guildhall of the said City, and now in the occupation of Mr. pants Hen wood.--Th'e Tenant will be accommodated with the use of a Carriage-way, from Sun-street to the lcr.,.k part ot. Cie Pre mises on all Days of the Week, .except en Satt • By Order of the Mayor and Cotinnoi:alty, THO, HAMMOND, Town-Clerk, . THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 18,02: This Day was publjsheci; In Pouf - large Voluines, 8vo: illustrated with 23 Engray . - ings . and too Wood Cuts, price 2,1. as. in boards, THE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPADIA ; or a DICTIONARY of FACTS and•US EFUL KNOW LEDGE : comprehending, a concise View of the latest Dis: coveries, Inventions, and Improvements, chiptly 'applicable to:Rtiral and Domestic Economy ; together with Descrip tions of the most interesting objects .ot Nature and Art ; the History of Men and Animals, in a state of Health or Dis 'ease ; and Pradical Hints reseeding the Arts and Manufac *titres, both familiar and commercial. Icy A. F. M. WILLICII, M. D. Author ofthe Ledures on Diet and Regimen, &-c. Scc. DEDICATED TO THE KING, by Special Permission. ' London : "Printed for J. Murray and S. Ilig,hley, No. 32, Fleet-street ; ; Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; G.. 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L TH ; Of, nEs ngadvice f, t a oper. s , :y on n i , ainia ln e . ci with complaints of the stomach and bowels; also to these troubled with nervous, bilious, and gouty disorders, habitual costiveness and head -ach ; together with medical advice to females ; illustrated with several remarkable cases, proving the beneficial effeds of the medicines reeommended.for the above comnplaints with observations - 01l thdt * kind of food which affords the most nourishalegt, and is the easiest of di gestion, on milk-drinks, exercise, and air ; including EATISE on SEA and COLD BATHING, and re marks on the shower-bath likewise explaining why the sea and country' air is more salubrious than ;hat of cities and large townt. ~. . . By R. SOJIR.RELL;IiI. D. Sold by Murray and . Highley, No. 3i, Fleet-street ; Richahlgon, Royal Exchange ; Hatchard, No. 190, Picca dilly, and by every other Bookseller in Town and. Country. This Day was published, In Two ii - nlurnes 06tavo, price in boards iss. 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Price 'TS. in boards, Vol. lIL of SECRET ,MEMOIRS of the COURT of PE , 'YTE RSBURciI ; particularly towards the End of the REIGN of . CATHARINE I l. and,the Commeucement of that of PAUL L• serving as a Supplement to the LIFE of CATHARINE 11. containing a nutriber, of Anecdotes and Historical Faa.s respefting the Persian War, the March of tne Russian Armies against Fiance, the Disgrace and Death Of Suvarror, the Financial Operations of Paul the First, his i.) , •nestie Life, and his Tragical End'; followed by lustifi ,:atils: State sihiit ,Conti! - .lllltion for the Imperial Faintly. Translated from the French. Printed forT; N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater noster-row. Of whom may be bad, lately published, Volumes fitt F. i I I. (closely printed in one, VOluMe) of the above Work, Price 7s. boards.. , , " This eNtraordinary-publitiation is replete with political information, and enlivened with anecdotes to gratify en-. riosity, and to entertahithdgenerality of readers. It may be considered as a supplement to Tooke's Life of Catharine." European Mag. Jan. 180 z. BETWEEN UXBRIDGE and WINDSOR; in the COUN: TY of BUCKS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE and 77 ACRES of LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • 'By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house in Exchange-alley, Cot - 1111W, On Saturday the 19th of June, at Twelve o'Clock; • IN FOUR LOTS. AA N ELIGIBLE' FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE S .comprising a desirable Family Residence, substantial Built, with Offices of every descrip tions Lawn, Pleasure Ground, capital Kitchen Garden, part walled and planted with choice Trees, Court-yard and Farm yard, with large Barns,. Granary, and Out-btiildings, a rich Meadow adjoining the. Pleasure Ground, of Ten Acres, a - convenlent.Cotrages with Garden, Orchard, Earn, Stable, and Out-buildings, and several 'Parcels of MeadoW/and Arable Lands ; an allotment from the 'late IneloSure ; the whole upwards of 7^l Acres ; situated• at Shredding-green, in/he parish of Iver, three' iles from Uxbridge, five from Wind sors and eighteen frohi London a beautiful pa'rt of the. 'Coml. try, good Road s andexcellent•NeighboUrhood, and withina short distance of the grand IM - talon Canal. May be •viewed.lay applying to Mr. Reubin, the Gardner, on the l?rcinis - eS ;. Particulars at the White . 1-1 - orsc Uxbridge ; White Hart, Windsor; Crown, Slough.; Sun, Maidenhead ; Bush, Staines'; Red Lion, Hounslow; White Hart, Southall ; at • Mr . .. Fok's, Old' Hats, Ealing;' at Garraway's; and of Mr, Robins, Warwick-otrect, Golden-square. EXTRACT OF THE 'BRISTOL PAPERS For the perusal of thse affiLtect with Nervous Complaints, I send you my Case, and•hope to see it published, • SI TWOyears ago I 'had a 'Miscarriage, which -con fined me to my room for three months. I was attehd ed by a Physician, who, after many consultations, advised .the to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then jn Exeter, it was irnpossible for me to undertake the joiltney,. bciuc Most reduced to a shadow, with lowness of . .spirits, Violent head-ach, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming•hys teric fits, and the whole train of Nervous Complaints., My Apothecary and Friends wished me to try ybur Nervous Cor dial : for their satistaaion I complied; toe first bottle made do alteration in my complaints, but it procured Inc some na, tural• sleep, which I had not experienced after my nerves became sodreadtully affeded : this induced the to continue the Medicine ; tt)nay surprize, ft soon lo dud my appetite re-, turn. .1 then undertook my journey to the klot W e i lc, from, Which place I wrote to . you for your advice. You recom mended me to take a flue guinea bottle of Neryils Cordial, as mr complaints. were so . complicated, and would require the Medicine to be continued a - long time;, but, thanks to your skill end medicine, in abuut two, montns l was so tar 'recovered as to walk and take exercise on horseback, It is now t 8 Months since I have taken any of your Medicine, and. have remained per;cdly well ever since.' without any' return of my,disordar. • • I sin now going to Ireland; whets I return shall settle in London ; will then pay my resped; to you us person, and,kive my address, where with pleasure I will sa tisfy any. hiquiry. am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, ! Bristol; May 26, iSoo. SARAH BAKER. The 40tanicul Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at the -Dirdor's Honse, No. 9, Aibion-street, seven doors from the •LeveriaFt MUseuin Blacktriars-bridge,7M - bottles at - 225. I ts. 61 and Ss. 6d. Also, iof N0..4z, cornbill ; je boultand Co. (late Bacor(, No. Iso, Oxford -street; Tutt, Re - yal Exchange; E. Newt/cry, curnerof St. Paul's Church_ and ; toulton, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockeil's Medicine Warelloose, No. 229, Strand ; ;m g. by most Boul:sellers and Meg cine Venders in the three Kingdoms. A 225. bottle con e Baal to finsui4l oa CS C ' - • 4G,L).4-,"\A -!..r,0,-, 44_, L 'rfik , ,_...- 4 1 '4,1 1 4 .\ ~..„ = ,...ig., . 4 1 . y. ; ‘e , ,.... ,„ :7 , ,...... ...:. + f.-.. ~ 11l -?. -A :117-:4 ' ''' - ?: 4 7; F 71 14 Yig 1 ft %.- -, ;7;•3 F : ijr-4 I- , -: '• : " );5 , , v b . =?.. ; .,. ,, --,,, , ,.... AAV 7 T . ../ . [PRICE SIXPENCE. I. A_ E. INDIA HOUSE, June 2, "15024 LL PERSONS who are .willing to supply the EAST liSIDiA COMPANY with FOUR flUi l / 4 1.61Z ED CLIXIIY.RONS, Peel ;114i;a•srq - e, of the best SEA COALS,, iiiching the aVetent roils"; 200 to be delivered irittedietely, 'and the retilaininz zoo Chaldrons when Wanted, at the East India 1.1.-4:11, free of all ejenccs, may send in their Proposals . , sealed up,'nddressedto the Cornnitice if the House, before Twelve tiClock,on Wednesday the 9th instant. _ 'By the King's Royal Lrtters Patent, devolved to N. and S GODBOLD, GODBOLD's VES;ETABLE BALSAM, FOr the CURE oICONSUMPTIONS, ASTHMAS, &c. A DMITTED by a Body of Physicians to be 4.1 the first Medicine in the World for the abOve Coma plaintS ; and never was an instance. known of its . failing, taken on the - first attack ; and in many instances it has effect. •ed'a. Cure When the bones have come through the skin.—A stronger proof of its reputation caliiiot be given, than the sandloic of sonle of the first. Nobility in the Kingdom, as follow, who have experienced and witnessed its efficacy, and. strongly recommend its being kept in all'Families, 'to h4ve it taken in the first stage: The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. Right HMI. Viscount Dudley and Ward.. Right Hon. Lord Macdonald. • • Right Hon. Lord Grantley. Right Hon. late Lord Fortescue. Right Hon. Lord 11loutford. Right; Hon. late - Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Grantley. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscount Falmouth. , Itithr Hon. Lady Dowager Fortescue. ' Lady Appreece. Sirs—Francis Blake, EdiVard Newenham, john Coghill and George• Armstrong; harts. Generals—Doyle,, and Drouly. - COlonelS—Baker, andDebath. And a great many others of the Nobility, as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietors', N. and S. Godbold, No. j, Illoom i sbury-square v where it is given every day front ten till cne o'clock: (Sundays excepted). Sold retail at one or mote Venders in every City and capi. tat Tos - N . tn. l at. and S. Godbold is written on every label on the bottles, in their own hand-writing. WELCEI's FEMALE PILLS; For the. Green Sickw,;§, and other Disord:rs incident tO young Females. The foLlowing . instance of their 'Uncommon efficacy, is wonky the attention of the afiliaed To Mts KEARSLEY. MADAM, ' . . . -i A - Respedable person in this City called on me ~• . . kiii. lastnight, requesting I would send you the following: Case, which, if you think proper, you may make public_ for . - the sake of the alflided ; and any person desirous of further: information, by referring to diei• shall have the Lady's-ad dress. • . About two years ago, a y oung woman, servant to - Mrs. P. was in a very bad state of health •' she had continually via- , lent pains irt herstomach, attended with:dreadful vomiting ; - she remained in this state for upwards iof twelve months, which reduced her to such a degree of•weakness, that she could : not go lip stairs without resting, a considerable time, so that hit life was despaired of. • She had - the ' advice of the first Physicians in this city, and also was an but-patient to the ,Tnfirmary fOr , three months, but . fouhd. no relief ; her - A,oothecarytheught she had an imposthume in her stomach, aini declared that immediate death would ensue.: She Was , then advised to apply to my wafehouse for some dt your • Weld t .'s Female Pills, by taking df which, in three da,..; . .. she -f ot od great relief; and all around her were'astonished',. _ at thetnolifest change. By taking only two boxes she wa* ' ''•'•'l , _,, -- - p er f e aly -restored. • Bristol, - /-.:kug.- 19, ISao• 1 remain, M. , ,tiam, ...,-_,...-....::,„,...„-,„,,,,„„, Patent Nledicine Warehouse, • Your obedient Serv. • - - -- , -.,-, ', No, 3, Wine-street. • • • ... W. BUI,;.: 'J. - - '- -.- • --- 27 Welch's Femi,le Pills (with direlions), pri,e as. 4il: .: ' •-- -•'' , l l. box, are sold Who l esale by G.. Kearsley, Fleet-street, Lon. don; also Retail, by Diccy and Co. Bow Chui , ell-yard, Cheapside ;- F. NewlVrn No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; .. Jeboult and Co. No. isb„ Oxford-street ;J. Pidding, No. -76, - , Oxford-street ; If.: Stringer, Strand, near Charing-cross ; Marshall, Hart-street, Bloomsbury ; E. Newbery, the cur- ti lier of St. Paul's C-:hurch-yard; Golding, No. 4z, Cornhill ; Wade, No, ;3, old. Bond-street ; Bolton's Medicine Shop jnot Tuft's), froht of the Royal Exchange ; Clark, No. 269, Borough; .and by Ward, opposite Gray's Inn Gate, Hol born. . , * * *As another Medicine sold under the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is ,spurioUs, Purchakrs are requested to remark, as the surest 'testimony of authenticity, that each Bill of Din:C.llos is sighed with the name of C. Kearsley. in hand-writing 3 and on the outside, whereby. Servant.: ca►►not be impoSed on, the Stamp -is printed by :permission of His Majesty's Hon. Commiss►oners of Stamps, thus : C. KLARSLEY~ No. 4 6 , • - FLEET-STREZT, None others are genuine. . . MR. LIGNUM's ANTISCORMITIC 'DROPS. THE following remarkable and well aurllentie - jted Cure has - been recently communicated by •Mr. Richard son Ferrand, Chemist and Druggist, in - S tockton- . .upon- Tees, to Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, in Manchester, who takes the. earliest OppOriunity of laying it before the Public, , in order .that those lab:Jinn - 1g under similar complaints may .know whereto - find relief, and be corriforted.u,nder such ,hiavy fit ions. . . - THE. CASE. . . " A boy about twelve years di age, • son of Mr.. George Scotsoni• a Gentleman . of - respcaability at Bisitopron„ near Stockton-upon-Tees, in the County of Durham, was brought :to Mr. Ferrand,.llniggist,. in Stockton, about three ycats ago, and was then a dreadful speelacke ; his neck and chaps . werp. full of holes, having every' appearance of a confirnu. ,. .l tiCTO plui la, or evil ; and from the noxious smell or..the merable ulce,rs, and want of rest, occasioned by the.continual pain, his life was rendered a burthen to him. Mr' . .; (' Ferran strongly:recommended Mr. Lletitun's Royal Antiscorbutie Drops. ,The boy, in consequence, entered upon a course of them, and before he had finished six bottles, his health was restored;- - sleep became natural„ and all the ulcers !waled and disappeared. Mr. Fcrrand advised him to take a bottle. in spring and autumn, to prevent any 'return, so that in tile. hole he, has taken nine bottles, and is perfeeily cured.—His father wrote to Mr. i Ferrand a short. time after this astonishing cure Was.effeeteil, and concluded his-letter:as follows : M user, Who has taken nine bottles oiLignunt's Drops, has rather a - little scab sometimes, but nothing of consequence, which, we hope, will wear off in time. I am, &c.. ' GEORGE SCOTSON, • , , -June Is.. . ilishapton, near Stockton-upon-Tees.' Certified under the hand of Richardson Ferrand, Drug;; ;r, in Stosktom, one of the.• Agents appointed to vend Mr. Lig nuin'.s Royal Antiseotbutic.Props. Likewise, Mr. Lignuni's Pills, for a certain disease, with out the least confinement in any season, restraint ordiet, or hr:;-:ranee of business, when all other methods have failed. Price es. 9:1 the box, with diretlions. Also, Ltginim's Lotion, whichis found a sovereign remedy for surfeits,. and all scorbutic eruptions of the face and skin, . )19 wever violent or disfiguring ; alsofor pimples or blotches, redness or the nose, chin, &c. and for every impurity or un natural appearance with whip) the skin may oc aflettetl. -- Sold, with dire Lions, at as. oLi the bottle. These Dropa are sold in moulded square bottles at ras. aria 4s. 6d: —one tas. bottle, is equal in quantity co three 4s. 6d., ones. They. may be had wholesale or retaij, at Mr. Lig- • rum's Dispensary, No. 57, bridge-street, Manchester.; at I folvard and .Evaris's., No.-42 . , Long-lane, West-Sinith field, .sole wholesale Agents in London ; and retail, by the following persons: H. Cubdell, N 0.47, Minories ,• tV. Clark, No. 269, Borough; forclan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; jeboult, No. iso, Oxford-street; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. 163,)'"feet-street ; 'rutt and Bout ton, Royal ,ExChange ; Knight, Norton Falgate ; Turtle, No. 127 c -Stivind ; Ward, No. 324, HoNorn ; and by the prin. cipal 'Venders. of Medicine in every Town id the ;hilted Kan4doni.-. •. 4,... %3\llll_ll / ,',/, , ,, ~..,\.,„..\ i,. b„,,. ~...„..„..i04<„„,,, ~...,.....,......,..,.. ,„ : .,,, t ,,, ..--------5."i4 , ...,- 11 .-e 1 ...,,,7_, —,,,....„.., .., 4 ,..,:v.__, ,k,,,,, -,..., , .§---,,,,,,,„ :.-,,,,-...„ _.....„ 7 ., 1\ 5„.....„....., "p,, 4„,„,, ,„: tdr 6t. rys, !!Cr 3 5, J;t , a i