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A new Song, called " Wise Conclusions." •• To which will - he added, the last new PantOmime Gf , TAFFY, IN HOLLAND. Pl aces for the Boxes to be taked at the Theatre fron t y -Iseven till Three - o'Ciock.—N. It. The Half-price invariably 'couunences at Half past Erg • fat O'eock. p„oors 'open ak Half-past Five. Boxes 4s - . Pit 2s. Gallery Is. begin at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely. GENE4.II, POST OFFICE, July 10, 1812. , Tut following ADDITIONAL RATES of POSTAGE toOk place on ana from this clay, Por every single Letter sent by the' Post within Great Bri 14in, above the distance of Twenty I.4ileS.frolZi the Office lihere the. same may be put in, One penny; Donbie., TRo- Pence ; Treble, Threepence ; an'Ounce, Fourpence; and to c 'ti in proportion. - " • P " every Letter sent by the Post to and from Ire k Land, One Penny, and so in proportibn. • I'o r every Single Letter sent by the P9st to and from any °I his Majesty's Dominions or Plantations in Americo, Two- Pence, and so in proportion. r or-every Singleletter sent to parts beyond the seas, whe ther within or •not within his Majesty's Dominions; Two- Pence) and so in isrollortion. Vor every Letter, Packet, or Cover, containing patterns sa mples of cloth, silk, or o th er p od s , not excee di ng an ‘l4ll e in weight, Of the Letter, Packet, or Cover, shall be `' l esed, or not open at the sides), a rats of Two-pence. POr ev eo' Letter or Cover containing patterns of cloth, silk, - " 41 ) or other goods enclosed therein, or aflix... , ed thereto, if t he `dine do not weigh an ounce, (so as such Letter or Cover Viall be sent open at the sides), a rate of Oue Penny: A T he rotes u p on Si ng l e L etters sent b y or to S eamen or tirateS employed hi his Majesty's Army, Navy, &c. are not lacreased. By Command of the Postmaster General, F. FREELING,' Sectetary. EAST INDIA. ELECTION. ALL the FRIENDS of Mr. ROBERT CLERK are 'most particularly requested to attend at the East In dia ITouse on Wednesday, the 28th instant, the day of the B allot; , Old London Tavern, July 21, 1812. Mr. Cherk's Committee meet daily from Eleven till Four • TRENT and MERSEY CANAL SHARES, Eligible fOr permatient Investment. TWO SHARES in the GRAND • TRUNK NAVIGATION, divining 451, per Share clear per an- • and LIVERPOOL, dividing 91. clear. wo Shares•in the-GRAND JUNeFION, UNION, DUD v..CIIELMER; WILTS and BERKS, and. KENNET and ,ON 'CANALS. ` l Play to M 4 Scott, Qs, :Nenv ridge-street,' London. SOUTHAMPTON COTTAGE. 1 1 1 4 BE SOLDTURNISHED,, containing three Sitting, a Dressing, and nine Bed-rooms, Servants'- 1V,3 Offices, Coach-house, Stabling, &c.. close to the sea, to ; f 3 t and Cold Baths, commanding all the beautiful surrouod- Zg led vicz s, with Pleasure-ground profusely wooded - ; capit a l 14ediate Posse Garden, Si ssion mmer- Keep for a couple of Horses, and A • • .. • I . .(f r ,, ,, Pp ,7 y person a lly t o M r . Green, .480, Strand, or if by. letter. t oti 'd ot T the Proprietor, J. C. Worthingtpn,Esq, Southamp- T O THE PROPRIE OS OF THE AMERICAN SOWTfIING SYRUP. Gentlemen, AVING experienced, both in myself, Family, S ri :uIL and Friends, tiu!. wonderful etii.:6l of the American c• ases 'take the liberty of sending, y ou a f ew - . Mg Syrup, SoC'ole Child of Mr. KintpStci, No. ,R, Carlisle-street, , wasdreadfully .Hilted with Co: l rulsi ons w i l t, t h e eeth shooting is the Gu m s ; t h e lwf di - 1 ant h.:ye Fits in one t tl 4Y k t e xPeeting every ntontert to be its last, when M rs . K . -"Jed the Child's Gums, it i mme di ate l y got better., hahlrs. Dubach, Na. t 3; Newcastle -street, •Bethnal-gree n , c u d ., set bad a Nil;ple, that, she was oblig v d to sbun the i kei ; 4 ; byonly rutihq• ig her BreasteW a f limes was quite • p t . hlrs, Shutz, 4i, Vine-street, Westininster,- had a 6td Nipple for five months; was healed in three days Yl f s ing.the Syrup. -.. 1 1 ;', N. ""s. li. Westminster Arms, Tothill-street, Westminster, a cankered Mouth ; so bad, that for one fortnight 1„"3 than it week hei M: -.could not take any outh w nourishmeash nt b al ut with a tea-spoon; in eed. Arfor Atyself, 1 must say, if ever there . was a Medicine i'.e 0 I from Heaven, it is the American; Soothing Syrup. I 'had otlreaclful Mouth; It was so bad that L could not speak for' to ilie t ime; it was all in blisters, when - I was recomthended 41,1tv the Syuth rup was q . I senuite w t for el a l.bottle, ancl before it wa s a ll e 4 41 . Y Mo • • I sin, 'Gentlemen, Your's respeafully, 11 0 • • • •. A BARTLETI'. .High-street, Bloomsbury, Maya, 18 z. -k o 0 be •had of tlie Proprietors, Johnsa and Williams, b o r 94. Newman•street, Oxford-street ; .arid, by their ap-' 1, Goldin", 4z • Cornhill ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Ise4r4l's Citurch-yar ' d ; B ' arclay, No. 95, Fleet. market ; New. 11 1.4 7 , t• Paul's Church-yard, and . Dame street, Dublin' ; . yarCheapside Dicey and suiton, Bow.Cht,irch k4', and by all the pfitpal Medicine Venders 111 . 'lawn c C ountry. at as. qd. a - bottle: , ti, l , 4 , t ion. —Be iurie to ask for lohnson and Williams's s.n® -- ' 9o llsitrg Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts. ESTATES FOR SALE. VALE OV GLAMORGAN. * l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In in,. month Qf-Adiist gext (iThfess previonsly disposed of iiv Private Contract, cif Which due Notice will be given), EVERAL CAPgrAL ESTATE, in the pa rishes of West LlAtitwitt, Ewenny, Mangan, cawni stone, Psnartii, Coggan,. Mandough, 4.avex'nock, St. Alp- Mirthir llorati, Mantrissent, and Mandan . ; also ne ta,ral Hoary.; in the town of Cardiff; cOntaininVin the whole about 2 Acres ; tir , ' etjier with the MANWIS of West Lla.nt witt, Corntown,andPenarth. _ , • ' Particulars witl sou be 'published. • Apply to Messrs. 11 7 01), and,AttwoOd, Salisbury. NORFOLK. DESIRABLE PERPETUAL' ADVOWSON. To. BE SOLD, 'the PE It ET UAL AD VOW SON. of a vatuableßECTOßY in - NORFOLK, on Which . is a pleasant Parsonage House, with a good Garden; and e twieen Thirty and Party Acres of Glebe. . • • - Also the great and small Tithes of nearly 1200 4cres of excellent Land. For. Particulars, apply (post , paid) to' MessrS. Egan and Wa:trinan, Solicitors, 25, Essex-street, Strand. • NE WSTEAD, Y,NOTTINGHAM. TO 11F. ACTION, . _ . • • By Mr. -FAREBROTHER: I • At GARRAWAY'S Coffee-house, Change-alley, London, On FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve o'CloCli, IN TWO LOTS ; THE 'very important, extensive, a:.cl valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; consioting of'the MANOR or LORDSHIP of NEWS PEAD, in the county of Nottingham, and' the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAI) ABBEY, and THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more. or 'less, of Arable, Meadow, Pastures, Woodland, and Lakes, divided into , sundry eligible farms, and extensive stone quar ries, and lime-kites, comprising the entire LOrdship (Al; derctir Wood only exeepted),; the whole extra-parochial and -tithe-free (except about One Hundred and Twenty-sev e n Acres in the adjoining Parish - of Liuby; the Land-tax only 471.; and the poor and - othei rates very *Wing) - the whole, except the mansion, castle, gardens, ivoods, and fakes, which are in baud, let at present at ohlaad'very low rents, highly improvable, to tenants who are under notice to quit, ,s 6 that a purchaser May have an early pc's:Session of the whole or any part of the Estate. - . There are several powerful streams Of water, with sufficient falls for tit:all-work for tuanlfactoties of the first magnitude. The ,estate is situated on the Great North Road, •bet Ween Nottingham and Maiislield, ten miles from. the former, -four from the latter, and 130 from • London. The .manor.. is -.well stocked with game tsf all sorts, and the lakes with fish, and with wild fowl in the season, 'and forms a domain rarely to be purchased. ' 1111 - n i. kifth ; Sixth N 4 of the nevi TI: , at cal k i tnestrianized mud Baiiet o ' f Action, called ()..)CAll. Al\ I ) MALVIN.I, assisted' by the *hole strength of thc Equestrian Artists, and the fa:nous Ihn . scs. 110YAL :AmpartHE,yritE, (ASTLEY'SJ, WEST? N . .STER-BRIDug. under the Patron , ie of their )t.eyal Highnesses the Prince Rejent andDtikC of 'rock : 1118 'EVENING, TIT LTIZSDAY, 23, rro ; . morrow, FRIDAY, '24, and SATURDAY, 25th Judy, I:e acted, at Hair-past Six precisely, the laughable liar -N:l4)4de, called LOT I. Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of Farms, Wodds, and Lakes, Stone Quarries, and Li m e Kil ns , encompassed by ,the park piling, on the West side .of the Great North Road, and containing 2581 acres, %more or less.. LOT IL Will consist of the. Hut Public House, and the Farms and the uneuclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the East side of the park paling, and'eontaining: 60 . 3 acres; more or less so. The property may be, vie*ed on applying to Mr. Owen Mealey, at the Hut Public House,' on the Estate; •of - whom printed particulars may be had ; and alsb of John -Hanson, Esq. No. 6, Chancery-lane; at the Place of Sale; at the Blackmaor's Head, and White Lion Inni, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, Ma -sfieldi the Bear Intl, toughborougir ; and the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester; and at Mr. Farebrother's, No. 9, .Beaufort-buildings, Strand . SI MOPS' P RE. 74'RE,'ELIOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, . By gr. WILLIAM WYLEY, At the PIG and CASTLE, Inn, in the Town of BRIDGE NORTH, in County of Salop, On FRIDAY, the 31st Day of July next, between the Hours • "of Three and Five o'Clock, In the. following Lots, or such others as maybe agreed upon. and subject to Conditions of Sale to be.then produced. ' • . LOT 1. . . • ripHE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of CHEL- Jll, MARSH, "otherwise . MUCH CHELMARSII and CHtLMARSH NETHERCOUBT, in the County of Salop, with the Courts Baron, Chief - Rents, valuable Heriots;Pri vilegeS and IMMunities thereto- belonging. Also all that capital Brick and Tiled MESSUAGE erected within a - few years past, and in 'compleat repair, with the Barns, Stabling, and other suitable Gut-buildings • arid sundry pieceS or parcels of very excellent Arable, llsaitoty, and Pasture Land thereto - belonging,. containing byadineasurse ment, 160 A. 2 B. and 23 P. (morenr less), situate at Chet marsh, and- in the .possession of Mr. Baker. . . Also SEVEN COTTAGES, with the Gardens, Lands; and Appurtenances-thereto belonging, situate ab o 1 near Chel marsh Common, sow let on Leases for three lives each, at small annual reserved. Rents, - amennting in the whole to in the several "possessions of Benjamin Elcock, Mary Wall, Edward . Dallow, John Head, Thopas Guest, John Dudley; and Thomas LOT 11. , • A small neat DWELLING tioust, with the - Garden and Appurtenances thereto- belonging, containing I It. 20P. in the possession of Mr. Jordan. LOT 111. A MESSUAGE and DWELLING-ROUSE with the Ciarden and Appurtenances thereto belonging, in the possession Of Francis Horton. . LPT IV. A -ME4-SI74GE, and several Parcels of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying below Clie'marsh Cninrnon, containing, by admeasnreinent, 48 A., 12 P. (more "or less), in the possession of the said Mr: Baker: LOT V, A PIECE of very rich 'MEADOW LAND, called Moore Mi . :a.doNy, containing 7 A. 3R. 34 P. (more or less), in the Os session of Mr. LOT VI. A NIESSITAGE, DIVELLING=HOUSE, BUILDING,-and L:".NDS thereto bislang-ins-, situate at Choreley in the Parish of St6ddesden in the said county, containing by adineasure raLat 4 A. 2 R. (rn.ore or.less) in the hiading of - Jordan. Lot VII. A DWELLING-I - IQUSE, J3LACKSMITITS: SHOP, and MEADOW adjoining, in the holding of • , con taininz 2A. X-20 .P, (more or less). LOT WIL' ' A PARCEL el LAND, at' Choreley, called the FIELD, cetita.niu about 1A.3 R. _ LOT IX. A PARCEL of LAND, 4t. Choreley, called GIG PIT, con tainitig about e A. LOT X. A PARCEL of LAND, called the LOWER GROUND .contairiirg e by admeasurement, 16 A. 2 R. - The last three Parcels are in the possession of the said - ,ToCdan. • . The Manors abound with Game, and extend over upwards of 3'600 Acres of Land. Chelinarsh Gtmuion is a valqable Waste, coutaining about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will be intitled to a considerableallotment on inclosure. There 'are Veins of Coat under the Estate, which hare-been worked without an Engine And it ikbe.lievcd there are Veins under the Waste. The Heriots are valuable, being the beat Beast of the'Tenant dying seized. The Timber and the. Sap= lings - on the . diffdrent Lots to be taken by the Purchasers at a Valuation. , . . , The Premises are 'distant only 3 Miles fro m Bridgenorth, 8 Irani Bewdbey, 10 from Kidderminster - , and 16. from Wol verhaniPton, all good Mark e t T own s, and Possession may be had at Lady-day next. • , ' ' . , . . For Further particulars apply to Mr. — trte;;Ens, Cranmere 3 Messr4. H. and W. 1.1.6yD, . Solicitors, Ludlow; or J.. A. GROVE, Esq. Four Ashes, near Euville. Ludlow, 26th June, 1813. • NEW Ptf3,LICATIGNS - BRITISH GALLERI'' OF • PiCT TIRE'', • THp. ,Ecrirth Number, in COLOTTUS, of Second Series of this Work, is now ready for Subicribo:s and the Public in gelkeral. 'ghe subje.et represents Ga..stsn, de puttittg Arin Our, by f,feJrgioue, ia the Earl of Carlisle's Whether we consider the novelty and grandeur of its composition, the richness with whir,{; it is coloured, or the .vigotir and nn.igic of its ~.%Teq, thi3 little pic".Jre is teyond praise.'l Price to Stzbscrihers, in Colo - Irs, 61. es. to Non-all:scribers Ploin 10s. 6fl. • Proof: I!. is. Published at. the 'British Gallery of Pictuies, N 9. 54, New I?oudLstreet, when!: may be had the termer Numbers. . . , This Day was ptiblitihed. In Octat , o, price.• les. in boards, .17 ECTURES upon ,PORTIONS ,of - the ©%D I4 . ftSTANIENT ; intended to ilittstrate Jewish History antl.ScriOture Characters. r;EORGE HILL, D. D. F. R. S. E. . • _ Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees, Orate, and 13roWn, s Paternoster-row; Peter Hill, and A. Constable and Co. 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I. and B. A. - 7.4.m.. &c. &c. Printed for J. Johnson. and Co. St. Paul's Church-Ya.rdi where may he had,. by ; the. same Author, in One Volume Octavo, Researches, Chemical and Philosophical', chietiy 'con cerning NiiTons o,sde, or, Dephlogisticated Nitrous Air, and its Respiration; price 10s. 6d. h0ar,;13:.. , • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE . E ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by the Lite JACOB HE ET, -Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince .ofs-Wa.les, arc.qiseat;y superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing ,bitherto made use of; they will effectually ,prekrve' the .Teeth in a sound state, even to - -old age; will render them. whita and beautiful' without the leastinspaking . the Ena;tnel, fasten such as. re loose, keep such as are already s'aec t ayedfrous hecoming worse, prevent,the. Tooth-ach, perfectly.. cure the Sentry in the Gums, and snake them grow firsts and close to the Teeth. They likewise resider the Breath delicately sweet, and t6riEly all those Disorders that are the consequence of• Scosbutic Gains arid bad Teeth. .. . . They continue to be scold; 'w - holesale ;and retail, ,by Bayley and Blew, Cochspur-street, London, - prite 9.5. 9d. each, and retail by T. Scarman (late partner and' suctes,iot to Mr.lle met), George-street, Hanover-squar-e. None are genuine but what havt the words, ." J. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Coekspnr-street," engraved in the ~;*tainp, and a Label " Bayley and BleW, Co,:lispur-str e et, -L on don'," pastel). on the back`of each bottle and b ox . ' ~N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children us the greatest preservative of young and teteder Teeth. . • 1 7 1CTLI-iLLIAYG-(11. .Tu 17, 161 i. THE COI;;FIVISSIQNERS % for VicTUZLLING Ills 11:, 1- 2.1E.577'.!..' A - A/ 7 Y do hereby jive Notice, That en Tuesday, the ...24th Tnctont, trey will be reach; to receive 'Tenders in writing.", (sealed antl fret:a for One Havered Tons 'Of ELA6K SMYRNA, cr ALExIA nAisrNs, to be arswe;-:able to ,s'antloks (ef not less . Con tWo Pown4 weight each) to be produced with Mc 'Tenders ; tc be ddicei:ed into the Victu4!iling Stems, •et Deptford, the course of One 411olith; and to be void for 13 Bah, 7,-ayobie with In terest, Nine& Days after date. ' The Colielitionx of the Contract; ?nag be .Tecii 'at the &ere- tam' : (Vice. iyo 'regard will be had to ,any ,M;der' which the Price shall nut be inserted in words at length; or that shall not be de livered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Pues .the 28th. InstaUt,' nor unless the Person who make the Tender, or some Person' on his behalf, attends, to answer When callid for. _ OFFICE OF ORD-V:44YC E; • . July 13, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- J'Es..s' ORDNANCE, do licrefy give Notice, Thot Proposes Will be rc 4 Crirocl at tlteir 011 ice, in Pall-Malt, on Or before Monday, the t7th i :stunt, from s;qch Persons as tnaybe willing to undeita,le the supply of UPHOLSTERY AILTICVES - for Service of this; Department, for a period of Three Years determinable, at the eaTiraaon of One Year, cp the option 61 either Party. Patients of. the ~, f !rtieles vizoy be viewed, upon ctppliCation at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and furtitt4 Particulars, together with Terms and Conditions . r( the Con tract, may be known at Me -.Secretary's Office, - in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Flours of Ten and Four o'clop„ where the Proposals must b, delivered, sealed up and indonved, eg Proposals 'for 'Upholstery Articles ;" 4ut no Pro posAl can be admitted after. the said 27th inst. at Twelve o'cloc - k at Noon of Me .sarne _bay, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless tLe Party maNns. it, or an ilgent is his Bchay shall attenc'. By Order Botr - -,i, • . It. ("REF, Secretary. OFFICE OF 012D.v4N'CLi July 1?, Ipl/. HE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS- of His MA JESTY'S OR.DN,INCE do hereby give Notice, That i Proposal4 will be received at their O f fice, in Pall:Mall, on or befv,' Monday, the 27th instant, from such Persons as May be :willing to "undertake the Supply of BRASS WORK far SMALL ARMS; for Service of this Department, at Birmingham, and in London, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the tlPticle.s may be viewed, upon application at tLe Principal Storekeeper's Office in the, Tower, and to the impector of Small at Birmingham; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,: may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mo 4 -1, aforesaid, any Darbeixeen the Hours of 2'en and Four o'Clock,where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for'Brass Work ;" but no Proposal can iR admitted after the said 27th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will tiny Tender be noticcd,Unless the Panty making it, or an Agent in his Be. hat, shall attend. • Rs Order of ti..e Board, R.. H. CR1•771 7 , Secretary. OF.iICE OF C.a)N,IAVCE, jelt• 12, 1312, • T H,E.; PRTNCEP/114. OFFICER 3 of His MA - .712L-,'",37'F'S du hereby give Notice, That Pi . c.pcsak will Ls 2.6ccV...e2 ct Of cc, on dr 6efore Ave«:',l9%.lasr, the 5,.1.: - ..5:a:5t,-front sere,': Pe7 - so.-.r. us May be V. uni,'Orta4c. tie SuppTy of FOREIGN TLITErt and DEALS, for Service cf Dcpartnle:a, for et perit.nl of Furthei• Parti:_xlcrs, tcgctier the Terms and Condi tiOng of the Contract, may be .hnozOn ttpcn appli . cation at thr Secr?tary's ppce, we .. , - - cll-3.1all ; afcresair!, c;y Day between the !fears of Ten and Fciir o'Clock, where the Proposal, must also be delivercd, ,rcalcd un dnd indo}sed, " 1 3 r4posals for creign. Timber and I.':ealt, ;"' but no Pr i cpcsal cafe le ad mitted after Ike said •.n-''L Leerui; at Tzerive a t A - 00 „,, of the ielne D ; neitAcr will c-ny Tender be notked, 74;iless the Party making it, or isn 'gent in his Behalf ttend. By Order of the Board, • ' R. R. Secretctr.77. CHELTEN LIM SALTS, lade from the Waters of the chalybeate Saline Spas at Chet• ten :arm the property of Mr. H. THOMPSON. TIIEE SALTS give daily such proof of tireit virtues, that tiercan.now be recommended to the public as a medicine of unegnalled excellence, and one, it is confidently believed, that• will be the -means of len,,e,then the life of mankind. They pOssess front nature, the ape rient, tonic, exiiiiirating., and strongthening-v,rilities, se finely combined, that their use may be persevered in fur any length . of, time in oO3tinate cases. Those qualities in Rho baro, for which it is esteemed; aFe' so , far .exce,ece,i by these Salts, that tike payment to foreigifuations for that drug is ito lunF.r . neeessary. Fat sale' at Montpelier Pinup Room, Cheltenham ; at Messrs. Tathain's Tea Warehoase ILA, s'Aithazni;tol.-3treo., Strand ; Mr. Daniel Stewm.rt, 76, Old Broad-street 44 Mr.tlohn 2:1, Old Bond-street; Fytre's Tea Warebou:se, Holbni:n; anei 6, tie* Cavendish ' street, 'Portland-place, London ; Mr: Gore's, Liverpool; an 4 J. Hackett, IlriAol; Messri.Wa , hboon, G'lodcestcr; Messrs. Deans, Manchester; and Mr. IL Smith's, Mine-street, Dab lin; and are intended to be placed in the 10111d3 of repoltit ble Venders in all ehi4 towns of thi!lTnited A quantity o. the above Salts edloreseed try'Ataiospheyio Air, may be had.at Cheltenham, fur exportation to warni.cli mateS, where.the crystals ecca3ionally delignesce. . The Spa Waters of Thompson's Wells at Cheltetthans area now in - high perf. , crilin,- and several* new Allialeseent - and Magneiban Sainte Spas haying'beed added to them . since la.t year. Niontpelier Pump-robin Oilers dow more medicinal excel lence than can Ile found etineentratedin any vot in Earnp6: a.tipa, ;nig a •:aline..iinpregnation equal tosea-water, cola. blued 'strongly frith iron and salphor, ina'y be drank by tliu.sg whoae - stonachiem-bear ivriters charged with gz... line, ferru4;ianus,atasulphurots •