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. . T 111111/ nt, P 1 , \'- . - P-ro • " N. _..., ... -----.,z:...-. z.) 4 .. 1 i1 ii ,, tP -_-- - , - . - - - _•5:-. ..,-, • _ t, 0 ......-,. . -,. .... e l . , . - I i 1 ' r i ~~'~li ~'l ~,~,. a fit*.o , ;;, 1 44 c %) _• c?-;". ~+ Y' , ~,a, , ,i tr.,- 't.-- 7 aZ , -,,, 4-, - , "tir'..4 , ....IA , . ' Kt. . .6 , -4 .!' ..,.,....._:;? !, ~ V . , ' 0 - . •°- - V r rt.. 11 4.1 SATURDAY, OGUST . 8, 1.812. [PRICE SIXP-ENCE-HAT.FPENN V. KEIs:T .GAOL—:',I2UDSTONII. Jolv 29, 1812. TO MASONS, nRICK-MAKERS, ANT) 0114E10.: . P EItSON'S wilting to Contract to find certain BLOCK-STONE, 'to build the BLOCK MASONRY, "and to proVide BRIO/ (S for the Selson of 1813, for the above ork, may see the Plans and Spethlications, .at the Sarygor's *Jiiit;e, London -Docks. Tenders z,re to it given in or before the 2r..T:11 cfAugust. sit SER MON, in the German Language, will IL he preached TO-MORROW i.O.R.NINg‘.`. ' at the (Tr:- 2'on Lutheran Churc'), in. the Sa v ey, be e\e Reverend E. SCHWABE, D.D. on behalf of the •:,ber • zry of FIi.LENLS Of Foreigners in Distiess. Service to begin at a Quartthpast-Ten precisely. ABLANK may gain 50,0001. by either of the EIGHT EXTRA PRIZES of 'TICKETS given by the c ..;ONTRACTORS, in the STATE - LOTTERY -of :0,006 TICKETS, all to De, Draw C n tHEME‘e sth September. S. • 2 of 16,i4U0 are Z32,C00 2 - - 4,000 , . 8,000 • 2 ' 3;000 - .. 6,000 , 4 1,00(.1 4,CCO ' and upwards of Two Tlicnsand Prizes of tCGI. 300'. 2001. thc. &c. down to 221. the lowest:iirizesund Every :N u mber v.ill be Drawn from the Wheel. ~, TICKETS and SHARES are Selling at the Offices cf T. DISH, the Contractor for the Lottery, No. 4, CeltniiLL ) • and No. 9, CHAitING-CRCSS, London. THE CREDiTORS ( If any ) of the Rev. Sir JOHN KNIGHTL:SY, late of 'Fawsley I=t - ali, Baronet, deceased, who died the =9th day of January are desired forthwith to send an account ef their Ptixialtis to Messrs. Horne and Rogers, No. 8, Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn, Solidi. 'ns to tho Executer, in order to thoir-Isting exaluined and cii , xharged. • TO BE SOLD. AN ORGAN with Gothic Front, above 6 feet. high, a beautiful piece of Furniture, 50. couple may fiance tq it; -it has three Barrels,' with all the new Dances, '', 4 'ngs, Psalm-tunes, and Marches, also a Drum and T: T angle ; tuilt two mouths since; Shop-price Fifty Guineas; will now ~be sold for Thirty-five Guineas. It will save the e:pence of z•and of Music, and would he an ornament to any Rooan. . • To be seen at Mr. Watlen!s, No. 5, Leicester-place, Leiccs. ter -square, from ten to four o'clock. U. B. A Packing-case will be 3 Guineas. • PATENT COMPOSITION, TO prevent the Effects of Friction iti STEAM and other ENGINES, in MILLS, and in CARIAGES every description, may be purchased in Boxes, Pi - ice 2 8. 6d. ss: 6d. lus. 6d. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each: t Oile of the smallest bo::es has a sufficient quantity in it to L•it a dhariot or a Post-Chaise - Twelve Months, and after the wheels are primed with the Composition, they may he used daily, and will ran at least Six Months without having occa. sou to take them off, or to apply any thing - else to the Axle trees. The Conapoiltiontmay be used in the same proportion for all other kinds of work. . Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Browne and MaWe, NO. 149,Strand, near Somerset-House, Landon. N• B. Directions will be found upon each Bex, which are gl;Led I.OC F. -VS? `.1:R.G1 . C;1.1; DIS.?4 , NSARY. PA I RON His .Royal Highness the Duke a York. Govutwoits, . „tall of Leitrim Col. W. Jones, P. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. 'hn Larouche, M.P. Capt. J. Hay. Suaor.ox, Mr. Kiernan, *giber of the Royal College, London. THIS INSTITUTION, established for the ex clusive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DIS EASES, and then dreidful consequences, as Strictures, Debi lity, Ulcerations, &c. nas to boast the cure of -no less than two thousand Patients, annually, many of whom have been afflicted from ten to twenty years The ear ly symptoms of Gonorrlcia and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and weicaeious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any otirer INTr. T - :iernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at bi t private rinse, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford; Square, where r•etters from Town and Country are. to be ad dressed, and the nee -4sary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. NEW PUBLICATIONS. • P VALUABLE SCHOOL .BOOK. This Day was published, New Edition, embellished with Oac Hundred Beautiful Engraving's on WOod, price 2s. 6d. bound; with a full Ai losiattee to Schools, itEADLNG EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES . in SCHOOLS, being a Sequel to MaVer's Ind other Spellingilooks; and an Introduction to the Class . 4 i cok and Speaker. By the Bev. DAVID BLAIR, - I - Author•of the Class-Book, UniVersal Preceptor, &c. &c. This Work recommends itself Le general adoption in all Se kiaaries, by the following peculiar features.:— • 1. It is printed in a large clear Type. It is rendered interesting by numerous Embellishments. 3. The subjectanattel is adapted to the capacity of Chil area, and is at. onct.! 'entertaining; ,rooral,, and instructive. 4. All the difficult and long words are selected, divided, and Printed at the hcarl of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Test a oient. Printed for Lou, , -man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa . t qnostt-r-row, and sold by all Booksellers and Stationers in Unfired Kingdom. Of whom may be had, h 7 the sarae Author, The Class-Book, or 366 Lessons, for every Day in the Year, price Tjs. bound. -11 1 INDISPENSABLE BOOK FOR THE Mina. FORMS OF 'ALL SCHOOLS. This Day was published, ' Illrztrated by many sitperior Engravings, and printed in Non pareil, price iSs. bound, A PORTABLE and UNIQUE CYCLOPE DIA ; or, .lodern and Complete Diction ar y o f A r t s an d 4 c:cxces: including the latest Improvements and Discoveries, 4 bd being-a useful Book of *Reference in every, ,Department f Knowledge and 'Literature. By C. T. WATKINS, M.A. -CyClopedias being useful for purposes only of general Re- Aerence, aud in no case superseding the necessity of Elemen tary Treatises on subjects of particular study, this Portable„ ,! 2 •Yelopedia answers every general purpose of th ose w hi c h are fi fty times its bull; and,pric e ; an d is , th ere f ore , i n th a t, an d i many other respects, the most d e sirabl e W or k ever iPrinted. For the use of Young • Persons, for the Writing t:able, th e D es k, t h e P ar l our Wi ndow, and the Upper otiti s of Schools, it is without a rival in the entire compass 'Di Literature. Printed for Richard Phillips, at his Warehouse, No. 47, booka "gate-htheill, Unite and sold by all Booksellers and Dealers in in d Kingdom. Of whom also may be had, Tice UNIVERSAL . PRECEPTOR; or, General Gram ''.rf Arts Seiences, and General Knowledge. By the v David Blair. Price 4s. 6d. bound. 2 - BRITISH GEOGRAPHY ;- being a comprehensive View the U n it e d Ki ng d om an d B r iti s h C o l on i es i n a ll parts o f :e World, 'accompanied with Vie ws of e v er y C oun ty T own: 1 the Rev. J. Goldsmith. Price 4s. 6d. bound. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. SUIDELEY CASTLE, MANORS, AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • On Thurauy, the 27th of August, al the PLOUGH HOTEL ) CHELTENHAM, IN THIRTY-ONE LOTS, UDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive MANOR of SUDELEY (with Winclicomb), and 2268 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, arid Wood Land, ly ing compact, well timbered and watered .(the greatest part whereof is covered by a Modus in lieu tai' Tithes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and con venient Farms, held on old Leases,-which will expire at the time the Sale wit' be completed, with good Fax:a-houses, Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites, render ing it one of the finest Estatee in the County. The Castle, at a moderate expellee, Might be fitted up as . a magnificent ManSion ; and the Lots are divide.d so as to form several eligible Estates, With beautiful Situations and Views, fit for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agricul ture., as well as of opuletr, Graziers and. Farmers. • Turnpike Roads have lately been made from this Property to Cheltenham, Seven Miles; to Tewkesbury, Evesha'n, and Stow, vaell.Ten May he viewed by apz4ying to Mr. Richard. Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, Rinclicomb, of whona printed Par ticulars, with a Map, inay be had ; and also at the principal Inas P the County; at the White Hart, Hotel, in Rath; at ,t-U.Catti.ce of Messrs. Eimer and Co. Lincoluis-lrin-Vields, Londt, - a; and of Messrs. Webb, Waala and Atiwooti, balis 'bury. TVITONEY is always ready to advance, at, legal :innuity Interest, redeemable on 'Freehold, Copybohl, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, DiVidends of Stock, 'Annuitic,;, Rent Citarges, Marriage' Settlements, Widow's Jointures, Patent Places, Church Livings, and any Income for Life. _ _ _ • alid•Geatiy of ktis , wu Fttrt Rile, or th, , dr Heirs, may be accommodated, either on their single or join f Annuity Bonds, with promptitude and seeresy. Apply personally between 9 and 5, or by letter, to the. Di rector of- the National Bank, No. •- 8, Lower .John -street, Gulden-square. ESTATES FOR SALE. VALE OF GI4II9,r.ORGAN. TO BE SOLO BY A.UCTION, Some - lime in this Month (unless nreviously disposed of by Private Contr.tet, of which due.N4ice W ! ill be given), QEVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, in the. pa- LT7' rishes of West Liantwitt, Ev. - enny, Llaugan, Colwin stone, Penarth, nandough, Lavern:xi:, •St. An drews, Mirthir Doran, 41antrissent, and Llaudaif; aisl se veral Houses in the town of Cardiff; e.tttaiiting in the whole about 9:566 Acres ; to g ether with the MANORS of West Llant witt, Corntown, andPenarth. 'Particulars will soon be•priblished: Apply to Messrs. Webh,• Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. FRE,ELIOLD BIAXOIt, MANSION, AND ESTA.Tii, rs urs. TO BE SOW BY AUCTION, . . . IN LOTS, On Tuesday, the 25th day of August, 1812, At the King's Head Inn, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, THE MANOR of OAKSEX, with a Mansion and Offices, fit for the Residence of a Person posses Sing from One to Three Thousand pounds a-year ; 'hod several FARMS of uncommonly rich Land, with Wouds and thriving Plantations, together about 766 Acres, 2 Roods, 24 P. with suitable and substantial Farm Honses and Buildings, its excellent repair; situate 6 miles smith of Cirencester, and es miles north-east from 'Bath. Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in the ad-• joining coanties; at the Office of Messrs. Richardson and- Co, surveyors, Lincoln's Inn 'Fields ; of Mr. Stevens, at Oalisey, who wilt chew the Lands; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, at Salisbury. nuidioth EST4TE,S, IN GLANIORGANSIiIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO Et SOLD 1W AUCTION, lit the -Angel Ina, in Cardiff, nu TUesday, the 25th Day of August, 1812, and following Day, in case the sane is not cosupLettd oti the 25th, at Ten o'clock in the FOrenoon, By Mr. PETER LAUDER, In Forty-one Lnts, QIN . DRY Desirable FARMS and DETACHED LANDS, situated in the Parishes of ST. ANDREWS, WENVOE, ROATH, LLANEDEIIN, anti-ROMNEY, in the County of GLAMORGAN • and in.the Parishes of T. MEL LONS, RUMNEY, Mai - ALSTON Y, VEDW, and MARSH FIELD, and in the Town of NEWPORT, in the County of MONMOUTH; containing about 830 Acres, in a fertile Country, and let to respectable Tenants at low Rents, the whole being capable of great Improvement, and so situated as to afford good Situations for Building on, commanding fine Views of the4lristol Channel and the surrounding Country, being within Six Miles of the Sea Port Towns of Cardiff and Newport, and in the direct Road from Bristol to Swansea, and Milford Haven. The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, on payment of is. each (which will be returned to Purchasers), at the above Inn ; also of Mr. Miles, of Aberthin, near Cow bridge; with whom there is a Map of the Estate; Mr. David Davies, of Crickhowel, in Brecknockshire, Land Surveyor ; Messrs. Carr and Kensit, Solicitors, of John-street, Bethord row, London; of Messrs. Wood, Solicitors, and of the Auc tioneer, in Cardiff. NEWSTEAD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBItOTHER, At GARRAWATS Coliee-house ' • Change-alley, London, Gn FRIDAY , -August 14, at Twcive o'ock, • ' - IN - TWO LOTS, THE very important,' 'extensive, and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consifting of the MANOR or LORDSHIP of NEWSTEAD, • in the county of NAtinghom, and the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD. ABBEY, and THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, of Arable Meadow, Pasture, Woodland, and Lakes, divided into sundry eligible farms, and extensive stone quar ries, and lime-kilas, comprising the entire Lordship (Al dercur Wood only excepted) ; the whole extra-parochial and tithe-free (except about One Hundred and Twenty-seven Acres in tbe adjoining Parish of Linhy ; the Land-tax only 471.; and the poor aad other rates very trifling) • the whole, except the mansion, castle, gardens, woods, and fakes, which are in hand, let at present at old and very low *rents, highly improvable, to tenants who are under notice to quit, so that 0. purchaser may have an early possession of the whole or any • part of the Estate. There are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient falls for mill-work for manufactories of the first magnitude. The estate is situated on tae. Great North Road, between, Nottingham and Mansfield, ten miles from the former, four from the latter, and 130 from London. The , manor is • well stocked with game of all sorts, cad the lakes with fish, and with wild fowl tu the season, and forms a domain rarely to be pure.based. LOT I. Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of Farms, Woods„ and Lakes, Stone Quarries, and Lime Kilns, 4k:compassed by the park pzllia3, - , on the West side of the Great North Itoiul, and cunt:ll:4,lg 1.:31 acres, more or less. LOT 11. Will consist of the Nut Public House, and the Farms a.na the tmencicsed Land, on Sherwood, on the East side of the park paling, and containing 608 acres, more or less so. The - property may he viewed on applying to Mr. Oweit Mealey, at the Hut Public House, on the Estate, of whom printed particulars may be had ; and also of John Hanson, Esq. No. 6, Chancery-lane ; at the Place of Sale ; at the Blackmoor's Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, Mansfield; the Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester; • and, at Mr. Farebrother's, No. 9, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. OFFICE OF, ORDNANCE, Aug. 4, 1812. rrHE PVATJPAL OFFICERS of His MA. jESTY I .S ORDNANCE, do- -hereby gibe Naive, That Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall- ell, on or before Wednesday, the 19th day of August instant, from such Persons as may be nilliag to undertake ',the Supply of 'BRASS *ORK for SMALL ARMS for Service of this De pallmelnt at the 7 . '0u.,T,./iir, a period of One Year. It-is expected thai each Tender will also contain a price for the rectisti:w of such old Brass FurnitUre as may be required to he executed during the said period, Patterns of which Ingy be viewednpon application at the Principal 'Storekeeper's. Office in tiTe Tower, and to the Inspector of Small Arms, Birmingham.' _ Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions .of the Contract, may be known at the Seeretarys in PultLiVall, aforesaid, finy Day between the Hours bf Ten . awl Four o'Clocki where: the Proposals must be drib...m.(4. seakd up and indaysed t " Proposals for Brass Work, 'tkc 7 ;" bu,i no Proposal can be.admitted after the said 19th day of zinguat, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the sauce Day ; neither will anyreialc-r be noticed, Unless the Party Making it, or an ..igentlin his Behalf shall etend. By Order of the Board,. R. H. CREW', Secretory. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was ptibligl4.Cd;. in 12m°. price Six Shilling's in bokardg, the Third Volunte,witti Four Plates, of, ATREATISE on ATETEONA WY MEDI CIN, _ • containing Practical Observations on some important Diseases - of the 1-I,6r;e, viz. Cie Glanders, Farcy, Staggers, Inflammation of the Lungs and vowels, and the Prevention and Treatment of Lameness, and Pr...iutions to he observed in purchasing Horses. By .JAMES WHITE, of Exeter. Late Veterinary Surgeon to the First or Royal Dragoons. Printed f-r J. johnson and Co. St. Paul's Clanrch-ymil. Where may be had; bathe same Author, The two preceding- Volumei of the above Work, price 12s. in boatels. DRA WING, - This D'iy "N*3.5 In largc Octavo, price 255. 1:aIf bound, rrITE EIRE A ENTS 'of DRAWING, in its va • _IL ri.sas Branches, for the use of Students, illustrated with Sty Copper-plates, coutainingseTcral hundred subjects alter • tiic Treat IViesers, ard some of them coloured from Nature. GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq. This is the first attempt to prct.!nc.c a complete and cheap Elenierdary Bout; on t most eirgnrit of all .4rts ; s?rving-, at once, as an assistant td Masters, and as a Guide :.ad Tutor to Students, with or wi‘hout a Master. The instuctiAls are practif:al and chylous; and the examples begin .rich the sim plest fignres, andgraduallv zv;cend to the west. complicated designs in Latlicape and History. Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ;• 'and to be h.td of all Booksellers, with a liberal allowance to . utters, and to Scbools. Of whom may be bad, just published, _ . Blai►•'s I.7riiver.al Preceptor, 4s. ed. HiB .: . Icciels of Jr:veinhi Letters, - Cs. Aii'd Goldsmith's British Geography, 4s. 6d. FOR THE SUN. MR. EDITOR, VACCINATION. Knowing the slippery. nature of the Anti-vacei niits, I was not surprised, though VO Wight be, at ttae eifort made by Mr. BIRCH, in his last letter to escape from my -grasp. I shall endeavour, however, to hold him fast a little longer. It was on the Od of July last that Mr. BIR'Cli COIMPeIICed his injudicious attack on me. He de clared in his letter, that "at Ringwood, Missen den, Widford, Brighton, Cambridge, and Gran-• than,_ so many had died of Small-pox after Vaeci nation,' that in some of these places the funerals had been perfor: 4 ,lcd during the night." As these horrible events were announced with the view of deterring the public from adopting Vaccination, it seemed rea6onahle to expect that Mr. BIRCH should give some proof that they had happLued. I, therefore, in your Paper, - called upon him to do so, to which he replied, in THE St of Friday last, "I do:not think I am in any way bound to answer a Correspondent who does not sign his name."-- This evasion must enable you to see clearly* through ilr. BIRCH ; 'he can attack an anony mous writer, but he will not answer him he can assert facts of the most shocking nature, , but when : a proof is 'demanded, he then alleges a frivolous excuse, 'and flies .off to another sub- ject. I certainly need not take pains to contradict so absurd a story as the above ; for, after Mr. BIRCH'S refusal to support it with any evidence, none of your readers can credit one s liable of it 3 and shall now shew how incorrect Mr. BIRCH is in all his intelligence. In: the first sentence of his last letter he says, " but as the public papers are ad vertising the present prevalence of Small-pox, I have made inquiry in Westminster, where there is alwayi. more or less of it, and do not hear that it abounds at present, or that it is final." As the most authentic intelligence, respectiug the preva lence and mortality of Small-pox, is -to be ob -thine(' from - the Bills of Mortality, I shall extract the particulars of the last two months : The Weekly Bills of June. - . - 9th 16th - - - 30th - - Deaths by Small Pox. - - 13 - 26 Total of Deaths iu June 84 Deaths by Small Pox. Weekly Bills ef 7th 14th - . • 214 28th - 24 - 9,i; Total Deaths in July 92 Total in .tune • 84 • Total in Two Months 17i Thus it appears that in those parishes . ' alone, which are included in the Bilis ofAtortality, one hundred and seventy-six persoils have died of Small-pox hi the two last months, and as many populous parishes are not included within the Bills of Mortality, if they are averaged according to-the usual estimate, the deaths by 6mali- y pox in 'the months of June and July, last, in this metropolis, cannot'haye- been fewer than two hundred and twenty persons. This dreadful loss of lives proves that the public prints are, far more to be depended upon than Mr. BIRCH', and as he has been so. grossly mistaken in his account of the present state of Lomion, in which he-resides,' no de-Pen , dance can surely be put upon his statement of dis tant places, and at a remote period, especially as many of your readers must know, that Vacciv- , Lion continues to be practised with approbation in the very to'vns where . it is pretended that the calamities happened. I shall now notice the allusion to' Dr. JF.N.xI..-.R's having inoculated his son with Small-pox, which has been repeatedly explained by himscle. It how ever Continues to be a favourite theme of the An; ti-vaceinists, who perpetually recur to. it with the hope of deceiving those who have not heard the ex planation. The fact was' sirilp,ly this : soon after Dr. JENNER had publish his discovery, he- Nva9 at Cheltenham with his family, where few persons' having confidence in Vaccination, be had not been able to find subjects to continue the infection ; FIC7'U4I LLVG-O FILE, - . • .7 ..dag. 7, 1812. .11E COMMISSIONERS for VICATALLING His .111zI,TESTIT'S tv:11 7 1 - do hrreby \ give Notice, That'on Tnesday weal, the 11th in:tant, they will be ready to .receive Tenders, _in writin,T (seated n;) and treat for One Handrrd and Twatty Tons of good sound merchantable CAROLINA, EAST INDIA, or BRAZIL RICE, to be an swerable to Samples of not less than One Pound weig.ht ',cacti' : to be prodded with the Tea,-T cis ; .to be delivered ist,'o the art y rietvalling Stores, in St. Catherinc's, space of one week livm that qay ; and to be paid for byßilis, pay able with iigerest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen (tithe Secre tary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in whici the Price shall snot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not. be deliveied io the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday next, the 11th inst. ; n2r unless tke Person u'ho makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, altond;, , , to anwer when called. TO THE - MEDICAL WORLD GENEIIALLY--(Watired and for Disposal)—Likewise to CHEMISTS, .DIWGGISTS, PARF.NTS, and GIIMIDIANS. rrHIS extensive Channel of Publicity and Com munication is adopted to announc.! to the Medical World generally, the formation of an'Establi; , hment founded and conducted upou:a system of respectability and liberality suited to the importance and extent of the objects it is intend, ed to embrace, namely, the Medical Agency in all its•various branches at the Office of the Medical Agency Establishment. Professional Men desirous o 7 ietiring from the fatigue and anxiety of Practice (either totally or partially) may be pro vided with Successors or Partners, with Capitals adequate to the advantages offered. • Hospital Students and others qualified to take upOnthem selves the important duties of practice, may be introduced as Partners, SuCcessors, or Assistants to Profeional Men of eminence. f Parents and Guardians having Youths under their charge, 3N-how:they may intend either for the - Profc,:sion, Chemical, or )i-AT Line, willte introduced to Medical Men, and others.re quiring Apprentices. - • . The Stock and Goodwill of _Chemists and Druggists dis posed . of, Partnerships likewise negocidted, as well as•Assis= tants proVided. • - All letterS addressed to the. Proprietors of the Medical Agency, No. 18, Bartlett's-buildin7,s, Holborn, must be in variably post post paid.—Hours from ten till four. N. B. Several eligible Medical Practices and Partnerships, • from 800/. to iOOO/. per annum, for disposal; others immedi ately required in distant English Counties. GENUINE NIFDICINES. AS many Dealers in *Medicines, as well as the Public. are often at a loss to ascertain who are the 1' ro: prietors ot .ditiereht Medicines, SO A W and EDWARDS. 66, - St.- Paul's London, have subjoined a List of those of whith they are the Proprietors, and also of those tor which they ate the sole Agents. s. d. s. d. Hill7s Bal. of honey 3.6 Newton's Tooth Powd. 2 6 Essence of Waterdoek 3 6 Cluircii'sPe.ctor.il Pills Hallam's Bilious Pills 2 9 Walsh's Antipeaussii 2 9 Wesiel's Jesuits Dibps 2 9 -- Coltstoot Loa. t 11 Marshall's Cerat.s t Amboyna Lotion -4 6. -Church's Cough Drops 2 6 juniper Ess. Pepperm. its' Amboyna Tooth Pow. 2 6 Wessel's Speciticßena. 2 9 CornwslPsOrientalCor. 4 6 Roche's Embrocation 4 o Widow We!cli's Pills • 2 9 Robberds'CoughtYrops 2 q Keyser's Pills 6 3 I uniperEss Pennyroyal I,,te VelnO's V , getable Pills 4 6 . I'i! Is 2 o All the'abtiv.e, (those with the star excepted) will have the addtess DI Shaw and Edwards, 60, Paul's, ott the stamp, without which they cannot genuine preparations. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (The original Invention of M. H l NR Y and brought bylls successive Imptovements to the highest pettedion) conti. ours to be'prepared and sold by Nlessrs. Li EN it Y, Mann. - tatturinc Chemists, Manchester. THIS agreeable perfumed Liquor which is Com posed of highly.concentrared Vinegar, joined ivith the must pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate, andsfor any lengrft Of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it to; affording relief in ileai achs, FaiTitings, lize, and renders it peculiarly grateful and refresh. ing in crowded Roorr i „ in Places of Publicißesot, and in. the Apartments of tile Sick, It counteratts, also, the in feetion of Contagious DiseaSes. As many spurious and inferior Preparations are sold under the,sarne and similar names, the Public are recpte,ted to ob. serve, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved - on the Stamp - The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in lottles, - e 2s. 94. each, Stamp included, is sole) wholesale and retail by Bay. ley and Blew, Cockspur-street (the only Agents in London authorized by the 'Proprietors) < where may he had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Comelian, Crystal, &c. Also, .CALCINED in Bottles, at as. 61. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. each ; their naives being on the Stamps.