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„ ~.; J ; ,Z 1 " : " 4.' A : ~7...-; NA::::- . ...- . .„- ki AT', . r t itia4.,.._%.; iiiii,,-- ( , - II( m 1 / 4 -•,. 5 ) " • • • ILNA " _ "1:11,' \• s' ‘\\`• °"*. INBEIt. 713. nitnisti OALLEitY, PALL-MALL. ",,IS GALLERY will - be CLOSED on SA- T t ' u . " . 1 . 111 3).11t, the 29th of "July. Admittance It um Niu By Order, JOHN YOUNG, lieeper. PARIS. IN'T'ERIOR OF ALIII's,ICER''s PANORIII.I Strand, near Surrey-st reet . ii. i viEw -. ' P A RIS , - ' Strand, front the . , iteri, ("){ .. , ' the pl ace car . rottsai, -de q„a comprisi ng the Gardens, With tL )N, the Bridges, and most . of the üblic 1 - 1 0 116 ing• ied by l't Hills co mmandinz-the City, lluthia • b 0 in the large ,C i rcle. ~......,... pdrte, Is pen winch have been corn •4ll-: ; T EST'S PICTURES..—C-14 limi;.i.iic"rED, his SECOND ricry.RE.N ofof "11 Itl , S' ._ r__l . l ti l s - •: T :- P,IIN;NG in the TEMP .E, and the DESIC i , sic,, t t , , h , r e c C H :R E t s 7 ; 411r'tl''s'e'''•'7;xin'ill'i(l)i11-13gitat8NAIo.r(1),215jit, i'..'LltLit--sevelLa NiAl i: . ' n in the Morn 15:' tili Y'') . dap (Sundays .excepted) front t, near Carlton fig in the Evening, Ily Order, CHARLES smAitx, Secretary. itt SAVING 'l'o COLONELS OF REGIMF'N'I'S• STF;NENs 1„. g ., to inform COL ONELSIat he,:;t. ftlri,;ol,4) have to CLOTHE REGHtIiNTS.', (Ill", Shoes, N rt , 'fleirt with Clothin.; Accoutrements, : , .‘i -' than what. t...ltity,"l.'eu:lck•iw&e. tying Flee pl.' cent : le..ss ikitindr flocre.a,,y,l,tittnibe_r_ ‘',itip..,,,s,.t-Qaymg on the sane Credit,No. 25, UPP" I h " CS tti ne4r litlucllYfrilzjilt:s•riLlee•rde.on• N• NEW sTATF LOTTERY O FFICE,., . lit'D, Oxford Street '• ne-rly opposite !loud Strtet.... it , . I)( it.S, ',j un. ' iti s " ( l CO, must respectt . t,l a D , ,Y s urikwi_.,infi.ru th e Nobility - and Public, thin 1, ? .i n i, e ,,, li itt.t ) , , , pct t i" e z‘ Ni u 4 t , • 1 he• GRAND N'PA•I E L 0 1 0 ". , 1 0 ' 0 E 0 11 1. 1 aid 20 000' „ ,',61,,, ,t4,if.:,t.t.)..-lizcs..,,,f . itic.,,,, still hertz litt-I.'IIPVI ‘ll'-'eliel‘Q°lf,(7:l3atlitT.l(N3lllEl):lSt'ult:i)ti•7 l'AL.Dral." t P ti a nzi:e l'ltrei;. 4 , t h t Annals of Lotteries, of making rt i r t j"l'tsimy INEx.,,V! presents itself to••their Notice. ti `e .‘ r e t w ill lie the Thy . of Dr•iwin , - When it is p i re i s l •ttine . r d e th o a l t l Ile ir,',''''',,''')g Undra'wn Ticli f ets and Share' ' wh i ch •'' , the 44)4" a""IY,' will lie the Medisim fur Distril u iti l t i i s n t3Ay 1,. .,,,...iti0ne1l truly Grand Prizes. NEXT 11-1 veil wagii.:,—Only Two DAVs 'it' . Draw, 4 ' 14 the 0 P r izes.-- 30,0001. Likewie i reat of 40,0001. L.,),00r) „ •• • • ........ Prize of " • I,oso - . ".• .... •,•. • (in G01d)... • 1,000 4 .. .• . . ......... 525 16 : ' ' • • • • • • •. • (in Gold) , And " • ..... 100 SE ' a ^ re .......... ~ ' -1 Tt Uudrawn •.. C 9N:b 13 nroportion of 501. and t., . 3 .11/IplE '3f DRAWING, NEX'r I v . :loc ust t. IVAp it t `,9 and 1..15T DAy -rtiEspA 0 •ii kIIES HURSDAY, duly 2, . ate 4 elli '''l'Lra r NI)RAW'N TICKETS and , i '!ilt 4 t l t 4: , 63, CARROLL Slid CO. Coot9 . e , tors ft: s r S . _ti;e .. p E r , e r: Ip b "", t ',,, , , (;011N111L1.,, mid V.l, OX}ORD . nth `` l, wk ' Oll , one of the Golden Prizes drawn the First • s sold i , i . ----. ......o. •,nares. tIIIST . ---------T . x . il o „ 12 °A.N. 'S DRA‘VING, j III Y 19 ' No. I,wo ,, a Prize of •:.,0 000/ was sold in (11/I,"ths, 4 0d E . l' ' ' h I Y RICH ARDSON, ti,, 11,:p g , t g it Stxt cent s, '), ~, ,NG Ite•at One Quarter, Ilts,Dt',"•„-and C0.........-SFCOND.DAY'SDIA:',"'' • ''''' a dril y 7. Th . :v(l and last Day, August 1. 'l,, RICH WHEEL. 1. ..... . .... . ... .of . •• I,• • • . .......... . . . ................. 2,000 .;1••• ........... .... •••• .' - . . / . . 3 4 1 0 4 00 00 0 1,030 4. .. ' .... '• " 511 GUI d) .... • • " ... 1,000 4 . .. : ........... . .. Ai1d14...... ....... (in G.old • . t . ''.(2).(--; 'i' • • • •• • • • • . ... . .......... . t Prizes. . • .1;111:kr-,•.-1,r. full. proportii . o i ` • ' of . 501.. and 1.51' . ~,, on li'rcl l ' , 4. ' hy lit,,''4 NllAREN..w:lrNtitt!•il undr,"'"!!: Co.'s c „ n . ,tors f o r' ,‘,',Alttlit)N GotjtiLucti, a'"'• . . •clitN 't auti t•}.e/.lN)rv,-cylit, L6TTERY, at their Offices, C • LING CROSS. •-- ' . it l ' ill 'ii , i 'ig .C e A o /kil t () N, so celebrated for disT f ve ti t: . 1. 41 1,1, is itEmtP!lcated Dim wi t", by an i i rsp i t t ik E m_ ......,... ' (I ' , lt• ' t. )-S. raPF•e l E l ) to No. 3,4, BERNER S- . S I El i. „) , (l .ven i,,-ss tiii.,•;' , •••• • where he is- consulted (1111'1. front „. 1 1 Weil 4,1:.‘ivrt.,,,,..• Although Dr, C's . method i,,i7.,th e h i ,. .'init4r, that lie restores . nian) to p l a t s • . r . s e fe , n t e:i ii l l ie . a ,a lt in h . , Lit..ritrig!ril:, .1 merit of the Profession hav e Discuses o f i the i'lltA, I, .5. 11,1i..?..8 a id danzerous rasps, StiCll as c __ __ a t,i,. `:'lt.,a.iid other Obsithetions, Jannt .. ,c L'X'lso of Ottntbiii"utis behiiity, Gravel, Drol), 6: '''',:.,,_ ut' eeuliar,to Females at the different . periods ------......,_ Tti()M.ks I,AYLPIt,'.ES?"'‘ Vl,tlitr• ), N'e'w bridge -street, ,11)ifir',1:1:* Nfaslt 18. litlq 4! ) NI - R'' - -Edi" )" ..: ! er Since the y, ar 1.,1 aVe to inform you, Venerea t wii.) the \l„'llich, t., , 1 - 1 : I had beet: afflicted I I Lnts t medicine that t..% . 1,11r.r5,..ih...;1Z1.ts :Asti:lately resisting every con.r!cer4se .m1:1.11117 v!i.t.t,,i11,,,:-`:,‘},rt.lll.e,:inost inoinent . "f "1-r • f' t tFn i t i t3 a t t l id . t ' wice dis -1141, „rtliltroil: tlwi '‘tt,,rte•t;ula",•est (;ct'13,111.‘,11-,,1.f, ' would appear t.+ ':l.:lis,4l,ll_lo,s,at ,in,veteiialte.''' "attire. In In the si: . r . ing of last • .• ~tl..%).thi,t;'Ll (I },ot, to sod: a head, zi, ne,tr4,,_l:„.t.),Pnat-tna,yPte,cl:,.7! tirrliiit; tact. •::;-I.i,a a jafge ulcer on the i er mi , t - i i ' m a frightful ~%Itr,, 11 1 _ _.....,1.ta.d lay It - ;s were . bro i :(L.l.4filietrt):,ol was dreadfully painfu , c and had heel , l'a ' a tie left -had also Luc I•tr;4- oot',li_l n .(o• tlic last seven yeal's ; .__ (1 , . and gave s14:11,„1.41 ! . 1 . 1 It, was very nuich (inteolouru ' lied, n in ‘,,,..'1tari,,,," '''-'!'llg pain, particularly Ivll,'-- .tern. .., , ,:i 1.e., -",prive me of rust • in this lamentann.. s . t . te . i , e, „ l , _ rk.,l oulluetabal 1' ' . t; ' II ecellta s iCtel. t 4 tore liV 11 Mr- J. .1110IIIP'°a, .(1".1,-.(.-pr„tent Pills, ", i t . 1. 11 1: I b za, .. , lem here); to talie your L.1"1'.`.-1,7.. L,, l c.'ght ri, !,, do oo tio, 2fitl l of :Nlay ;• 1 ? 1 , 1 . 4, +l4 th t , K ,l ll to receive hetrefit— I ~( ' lt aft,,,, -",ctr,l on my head altd arms were sunnily :.,. i _ . _ ... ni t ittle ne?rne7etealL,alitlitLaa i,:,'llti. c•,,,,tnitt7ist:re,. ai: my legs healt:d also : : . lea vi " , ' • nr" - % . ~,, 1, (it 1,.. - Ztolt. d,l,luration in the skn, and Pala Int ,' c , tp,z,,l,' .01- ltft wh• i 1 1 bi ...-.• „...,1 ( - -;44,.and a little it ~.•1 liti,„..•r 1.e,), :y tae LaSlll, ~ . Sui.Slitell 1(,,,1,,11:.4•1!ek• ir: your invaluable Nledicfne...„ . tote, and I„tl.44vtil,,,iii tr.'',llP,', the skin regalr:ing il "ati."!,l,lc.::nc, 111. 1.,41,10ri . ,p..i.s ;.zrailtially going .:11.-1 thus . ,t' all my t4:::;:lit,liiiie:t.i..l!::.itt,l•l:::lZ---anliital:•e"irite‘enc'ne•C‘rir::irfneleyt k i r., '!!!:ei eerill si.:}ji r.i l t ' s a' a .j :d ~,,.t.tttri.,,,,44'1,1a1u heconte jolly and fat ,'in• which Gate knew mooth's to t he - st-, oil:meta of all who ~i_ I 41 .4 losq • ' L d '. s • '. . • , rrat it ude, t 11 ;ri ot 4 1, for the ~.. Ili what touts t., eN.1.1e,.g Illy , ~ t„ inaliti 44?!.(ta4 , g.,9 l)f utter suffering inortal,. ry ()__ . itr s ,„ 4"? Public as posi:ilik, as I sh;:li ,in c‘e . cca Nir l'lng out \vat !•rtAtiv utitiefe, ~\\.z.ttlti,'s c1.'),1-11: grat,efid, oiedieilt, ver:): lim_:"l'le servant' .LEY. ML7ltll. 4,41,1, 195?..1-lizli-street, Falinliurgh. L' .:31,4411,,0.1‘1‘,11:::,k,55,V3 undue ;,:noirto. et - T ry:. ir : 7l t. n•iinhtirgs. it1)11;'1'It4t1:1:11‘11!.toili: ill ilA '.‘‘ s e tiro l' I it i dl 0 ' S j iiiinbl.' rgb.,,,,1 y. 11,,,;; ., ki,,ll:d ( ~ 1 in • the ,ote etor, TifoNi:is ... -. Lis ti), ..; i No. !i t" „\(.'f I lit , itoy,a coircge of :,,,,..reoti.s, -,t_ , .. t. 41,: pt ,•„., 1, m Ht.i.lz..-,treet, Looltoo ;U. t.? ;tirilr_,".. ,IY i1i,.(1q....1ce (.f move than :18 years, it: a..praetocc.l4:.:Tosie 11,(I, t. •i,,;,1...t.,•,!(, to i. 11.. t•-•.,;,•,. of verkaats (. on,plaints .aru.lota„,_ al;ei'vy m 0 ,. 1 t)le Parts of ti etteration, Neal: that int • : I . , i\l_e la''4:sQ'‘,l t h , l: of liis profesaon shoithl ::twat: ol:sers l he !1t4,1„,41t(14,‘ riv".rii4l...ll.(.l's 1111t1S,11.the ' advice ayio a5...151a:1 . :. e t,. : , ‘ , 'lt to' l . ' • lll lttil 'it nil ", t \t , r, I,: pei•sons takiiig tio, Mt - diet:lc, 111 ',..,i,,,,,11...,, a,....)tiyla,: rn g.Puldi . .-., as an advartage seldom iivi ~ i„it.i I,‘. .. la ,it all ambittalitY• %h. L' ` 'lt :, ,1.• -)41 4pp:tint 'Neuf, for the convenience of , t . tto . str . ilit,,ltoii,l.l;:uce, at the Perfumer's, No. :15, St' '''..l')aNnis,• 1,..: litorr, . ”411 ; the Toe -10. "v, tua Oxford-A - feet •; .• • 'l,' i,'...,!,, N„ .... ~ • ' l' , -"- , . .tt.,,, south (2: ii,, z• - 4;i,i,• •‘, ~.1 :sit,: rect -hill ; •NI r: Bas. , . 7 .. mi 1,, ,"4`ll's 114'0; Mr. Al'liimal,' ' lewell?r, (11'"!-.(rA, ' 1 , 1 : ...4'''..11...u,k (:7„.;:11:11::: an In one ne: ' ,, on ii: ~:very vons,":,`;ra,;(l ~1,,I.1,;„„„„: Lot:ti ~:d lreh;11,1, in boxes of ",11.2.t':,:,,,* ,4,1ri,y,1,e;,: :mil stu d .,, 1 11 p With full' :11P.',..1, 41';',.0v"1. ell her ?ex may 'cure thentskt with it:t4;p: I.;veTY "41"te•tY: :,• -•' ' ' l'• led 'IP w.lll' 4 t .cki ,wilich, ii.:, ti Iti (jr),.!t.., 7 it , nn . ,is 4 5 ,11 . ,, i r,,,,s mint,d 14 'lhitu'.P.)llie•;jl,..!l''.."•ll the N,,, u , 11;idigel-str"4, ''''ll4ll is' l'.'"'"l;Y, 41111:1)ra' lio7 1 :: ‘,.3 . 3 art: 4414 , le LIS , • _, t ... _,~ FRIDAY , JULY 2,1, 1813. . wAtElt . tho 'sunscluivcro" N''). t• Vt. a : MF.,ET ING of flu! GENEHALtOM" :- -CM, multi.: at the City of Loudoit TaVern, the 20t11 july; tali, . . , .. . , . • 'sit JAMES tiIIAW,IWt. M.P. hi.t4e Ctilri Tteiohall, That Charles "Intrwr, hsti. and William Mits . - prop - , Esq.he adden.to ttit. Committee. ..•' ,••• . ' . . The Trea.urers ItPorted, Out. they . hat purcliatel ' l 4904* per Ann. Long Annuities, and 7430001. 3 per Cent. Redirect! Stock. head a Letter from his Grate Fl'etil Marshal the DA e of -r , „ , siviiington, from Paris. evdressiiig . his .great satkfaction..at itre sympatlit and kindues; of the Cottntry. sltewii towards the brave (hiker , and .Soldi,;rs who fell .or suffered under Ii 'Command, in the great Cause of their Country ;old the World. JAMES SHX.IV, Chairman.. 41ce of Subscriptions are •re de Conanittee at the tatty of All Comnidnieation ljnd quested t 9 he addresi:kd Lputlon Tavviu. Subscripti - ou'itre receii'ed, at don Tavyrn; by Ali tile Dal Amount of Subscriptiousalrea ,C•IP 10 1 Mrs. Maier- - - . . t Lloyd's.; at the City of Lou arkers of the Mtjkopolis. Itly advdetised Z. 81,340 Is. Ild • Sn i)i l t ) yr tit i s p t o i to Rtho the e f p ar i l s n h li O o ; fit. Luke's, Chelsea, by Mr: T. Fa;gleton„ and Mr. It.. Atkins, Church wardeas . - 3 6'.55'.1 19.i..9(.1. Samuel Venn '- -' 5 5 James M. Dry;ean • : 52'70 Per. Dr. Times. Hughes 20 0 G'corge Cabbell •-. 10 10 Sir F. U. Drake 5 0 Lark & lVoialliead - 25 0 Larh,,Nlelhuish, S.: Co. '25 0 it,. N. - - - 10 0 FroinClatillam, Cliiirch, in addition to 1481. Gs. :id: - • , '-:. 1 1 Fclis & Geo.Claylk Co. 105 0 'flionias Thompson - The Sisters olan Officer, 5 0 preserved in the 1h :3 3 Peter - 10 ~ Thom.i.Greenaway . - 5 5 1 hos. (;reettaway, jun. 1 1 Edward Greenaway 1 1 3. G. - • - 2 Turvey Collection, ad ditiotial 1 0 Pa r ith of Worlington, Suffolk, per It. Hales 14 10 William l'ennin4tun 10 0 Edward Cottingtt4o - I 1 Willianrl:othery - '5 0 N. P. Itutlyry. - 5 .0 SIJI3SCRIPTION for surry.itEas. PUKE of YORK, Chairman. • T"' TCHED EIOUS ERLOO: his Royal Highness the Ir Cu amount of SuhscriptiotiCab G.WatsonTaylor,Esq. 105 0 T. W. Nleller, Esq. - 1 0- 10 NIT: G. Swinton - 5 Samuel Mills, Esq. - 21 0 Gert Sir A..Coehrhne 3 1 0 Mr. Serjeant Pitted 25 0 Lieut.-ckneral Sir Oalies Rev. 3. EL .Penonard Nlessrs.Tatham, Bailey and Saunters' - 52 10 Mr. Rogers 1 0 A Widow's Mite 1., 0 A. W. 5 Q - 5 5 11. 11. Eyre, Esq. - 10 10 Lieut.-General Mann 10 In 11ev. Dr. S. Breedou I 0 ,0 Nlr, Thomas Sudlow S 3 lion. S. E. Eardley 21 0' If. in the hope the Pru!sians will share in the Subscription 200 5 Dowager Ludy Vernon 5 0 R. Wood, Esq. - •10 • 0 Lord Stowell - ICO 0 Mrs. fludion - 10 0 Miss Mousley - 10 0 A. N. 3 3 Messrs. R. & E. Tat tersall Mr. T. Seaward W. P. G., • • - General Sir Cbarle3 Green - • Marquis of Ducking _ • limn 105 0 'Lord Rivers - 105 0 Earl of Coventry - 100. 0 Earl Grey - e 5 0 MI: R. Barnett, Spring Garden Hotel - 5 5 Right 14on; John - Charles Villiers Hon. Mrs. Villiers Right I-ion. John Trevor /1. Sanford, Esq. Gen. P. Pownall • Earl of Crawford and Lindsay 31 10 Miss L. - • • 2 yrs. S. M. 11.0 th 5 .0 'Arch. llarnilton,-F.sq. 5 5 ,General E.Stevens - 2 1 0 General (:. Caster - 23 0 Captain 3; L. Vanier • 10 10 Mrs'. 1 1 Major 1). It.. .Parker . 10 0 John .Morant, Esq. : -' 32 10 Earl llatharst - 105, Marquis of St Jriad 105 0 Earl GrosVellOr 105 0. - 2:00 0 Thomas WOod, Esq. 105 0 Mr. G. NI. Richards - 5 0 Lord George . Thynne -25 0 Lient.-Geueral IL E. Bligh - • Maim - - General Sir Ilanbary 25 :1 MO). Markham, Esq. 52 'lO Lady Pulteney - •26 5 John - Halsett, F.sq. 21 0 J. lt.. Pownall, Esq. - Sir 'l'. •M. Ilesebridge, Bart. o Lady Hesebridge - 2G . • 5 Messrs. Barker & Co. =1 0 lion. Philip Puwv - 50 0 W.-Keene, Esq. M.P.. 10, • 0 .eady advertised' £.5,205 16 Gen. Sir Charlcs. As- gell,liart John Itrawn:Esq. Right Ilonnural)le Earl Nelson Lieut.•Grueral Sir T. 10- 0• 10 0 105 0 Blown:10d . - 35 0 Lady Nipeati - I 0 0 J. C. SUVCCIi, EStr. '2 Cidunel John Howley . I 0 10 -Nil . . Squibb • - . • 5 0 Sir It. ( . 7'011010:z, Bart. 2G 5 G. W. Courtin_, Emt. 9.1 o 5 0. M.l'.-. - .I.'l'. Batt, 10 10 10 10 P. Bond, - 10 10 F.atl of Ashburnlmni 105 0 3ohn Nl,ark- Haut - • - General lt. Cogidan Lietit.-(4eth . Hutt. E 10 10 21 0 10 10 -1, 0 5 5 El 0 21 0 96 5 10 0 52 10 - 10 10 1010- 10 1(1 Lieut.-Gen. [lure. E. Finch ' , 21 0 A. B. St. Legg 'r, Esq. 5 F. Fi lillllol, 'el 0 Hon. G .- . U. St. John 10 0 Livut.-R.Wral Iltih - 21 0 - 0 Dowager Lady Snilicld 21 0 11ev. F. Armesley - 21 0 Three Ladies - 3 3 J 5 Collection at. the. Va. : rilt Church of Hants, 51..173.1'0d. J. Albin Stark, Esq: 21 0 Mr. Harris 2 '() ilarrison, Esq. - 52 10 Lady Elc 5 0 W. :1. 5 5 A Friend - 1 0 Wm. Dawson, FAq. Earl of ltoseherry 52 10 Mho of Grafton 105 0 . Lient.-Col. Lambert 10 0 Captain ',2,htist ia 1 . 1 Wm. Greenwood, Esq. 21 Chapthau, 10 0 Admiral- Sir , John OLJe 01 10 Laity Ord - . - 10 10 Vansittart 2t). 0 Miss Vansiltatt - Admiral Gnyot - 10 0 Dian & Chapter of Christ's Church Col - - lege, Oxford - 105 0 , Captain 1-1:11aselloot 10 10 E. 1). Scott, Esq. • - 10 10 Sir .1. Scott, Hart - 21 0 Rey. E. Ilahat.: - 10 0 1,) an of itocltester - 91 0 .1. Christie, Esq. • - 5 5 [W. Lod, .- 25 0 .1. Cortr"s, Esq. - 10 10 Miss Curicis - 10 10 Earl s of Stamford and. ' Warrington - 200 0, 17. Peters, jim Esq. 10 0 ,lattn Campbell, Esq. 20 0 Lord llratlford ‘- 105 0 l'inilips, \ Esq. 50 0 Sir Isaac 1-1 ea td - 5 5 Gen. Sir W. Kcppel 50 0 13edwell, Esq. . 2.1 0 Nlrs.•Burr - - 16 10 1.t.-Cien. !Janie' Barr 10 10 E. Bootle Wilbraham, • „Esq. 60 0 Sir. Villi Os's Servants 4 4, • ' W. o. CAIITER. the principal llaniiers, and I►y Nlessr6. 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This Day was published, In One large vol. , ito.• illustrated with - a Variety; of 'Modern ' Designs of Shipping, &c. &c. a New Edition, improved and greativ enlarged, price 41. t4s. tid. in hoard s, of ANEW UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of the MARINE; being a copious Explanation of techni ca: 'Perms and Phrases ustrilly employed in the Construction, Equipment, Machinery, .Movements, and Military as well as Naval •Operation‘ of Ships; interspersed with such partS of Astronomy as will be found useful to practical Navigators. To which is annexed, a Vocabulary of the French Sea 'r ems and Phrase', collected from the best Authorities. Originally compiled by W. FALCONER, Author of the Poem of " The ShipwreA," &C. Now modernized and much enlarged throughout, By WM. BURNEY, LL.D. Master of the Naval Academy, Gosport., Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, in the Strand; and .7. Murray, Bookseller to the Admiralty, Albemarle-street. •• 'GENUINE N FFNEWBERY . and . Church=yard, inform tli Medicines, with the late - Mtn 'Number of their House is 45, tl s. ci. Dr. Jamey Powder 9 ---Analeptic Pills . . 4 6 Antihilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Chalybeate 4 0 Dalbv's Carminative .. 1 9 IEDICINES. SONS, in ,St. Paul's is Public that the Prices of the :!s, are as follow ; and that the he third from Cbcapside. Dr. Steer's Opodrldoc 2' 9 Convulsion Oil 2.6 - Camomile Drops 1 9. Vssence of Coltsfoot 2. 3 6 Mr. `pence's Dentifrice 4 lamen.les of Illois I . 14 Eti4lish Coffee ..... 2 9 Pte de Juhube 'BERN" be engraved .in the twine. Henry's .711agnesia St rung Tinet. of Bark 4 t Huxham's ditto Inglish's Scots I'ills .1 If Spilsbury's ditto) ...... 6 0 Welch's Pills ..... •.. . 9 Dr. Solander's Tea ... 2 9. :,irate upon these and all other 'tattoo. • ; i ,- 3 - niC Pills L - a;rau - cc's .Powki 46 j The Cephalic Snuff I j • Unless the name ." F. NEW Stamps, the above cannot be g.•• Ilooper's hips Glal3's Magnesia Essence of Ginger 2 9 - Cheltenham.Salts 2 9 Gieenough's Tinctures 2 9 Tolu Lozenges '• • I 1# j Soothing Syrup 2 9 1 *.** Ample allowance will be Medicines of repute for Expor' HICKMAN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. N the various Complaints inc ident to the flu-I man Frame, there are none mote. dreadful in 'their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and sTosE, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. They are Complaints to which every persott is • liable, and are a foundation fur every tither ,species of Disorder. Time above invaluable , . Medicine, composed of the' most ionneent Ingredients, has been found of singularellicacv in the above Complaints; censoring. the 'Calculi, or gritty :Secretions, and banishing every pernicious temidency to 'those Disorders, without con finement. •Frum a conscionsness of - the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a private Practice Of many yemos, they are offered to the Afiiieted, and recommended as a Cure for the above Complaints. COPY OF A LETTER-FROM-G. GORDON, ESQ. • ' SIR, --,—Having been for above twenty yrarsgreatly distressed with the Gravel, violent Pains its the hack, a Stranguavy with little intermis7atm, and the most excruciating tortures, when : ever I attempted to make watt r ; and at last became so-weak, • from %via of,rest and•appetite, Was - scarcely able to walk across the room. In hopes of -relief, I kid, from time to time, recourse to the best advice, and took the most, approved Prescriptions, without ,being any better. Observing Hick • man's Pills advertised as an effectual Cure for the Stone and G r avel, and ktoppages of Urine, I used them this summoner for about two months ; and from them found -myself daily bet ter, Piiss my water freely •without pain "appetite anti strength reitoretcamahlelo ride on horseback, which I could not do for twelve a vnolts medn the iise of Wyse Pills. Sir, ykfur must obedieot • GrEORGE GORDON. 'S;Mb-Sheritf, Berwickshire. . . I(),:tolyr ely 1811. • :• . . .- .'..:::01d-'ai Mr. Bnt.ler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of. St. l'aul's ch,,,,i,-,,,r,t, and ain.4. Medicine Vvudera - in . every "nrrn : in -Hoare*-a'i:4i,-gtl, and 1 Is; tid; cacli. .WE',3Sl;',t,'S .IF,STIT'S DROPS, • THE GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS hare been lour, known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often tin itnniediate cdre for Strangitary, c;leets,• Weak ness of the Kidneys or 11ladder ; toted when taken on the first attack of Vene re al Infection, they will infalli tly aecomplish the desired effect. Should the complaint be far advanced, it will wilrbe necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The great object to be 'attended to is, that Purchasers should be cateful in ha,inz the trite and Komi" Prepara tion, as tht unsafe and ilan.„.:ertius counterfeits atl!..rupteu, to lAloisted On the public. by absolute falsehood , , at e.so nume ral:, that the Proprietors request every piticlutser to ask fur wi•>;SEL's.l%-suit's Drops. Wess . el's - Jesuit's Drops are in closed in a I:facli !it:tutil, with the following engraved•therefin (to secure thd Proprietor from I Joseph Wessel, Ca, BL.Paul's Chorelt-vard. Price 2s. 9kl. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing Ten small, 11. •ls-. , • Sokl also hy Sanger, Oxford-strltti Ward, Holborn; and Ex.chanzr. . • . • RfCE PE SIX NCE-HALPPENNT. . . . N O 'S I -7 I Dl , ' *Co 111' 1 tali is tid dressed to lily afllktrit with Nervous Disorders,lo thOse sulfernig from..hcat ur plia,nge of climate,,, and td those who !:.Holly Lill r anti rt litYations, orit;itnitiil , ; ill a yari e ty otlice• , , t .t i .i s WOrk j, poi rti;.ularry recihrimend7 rd,. alit! to thou:. t.l'people ;{re it at iiefare their time, tt has happily nvet:-+ rrn4ps i*uv ,, ry of the a . . as thel.m4, and exit Ite , ) them from stiu ana dvg.piiir, to ttiat of health. peace, and happioe , s. 411 snch. should seriously attend 1 J tL. ObsiTv.ltions and t Im_Cases de scril)ed ". Dr. Solomon's Guide to Health,,` price as. tiol4 1,. ShervoMi,.Neclj, and Joner,Piiterhoster-cow all llookselleis, ' • • _ ,77, 110V/ELL'S POWDERS ? I Is. a Pacliet. •Vi I'V S• 1.,P11.1 , T,P.51 C()NITULS IONS; .HysTrlti(.s, and ill kinds of Fits radically (Aired. by Dr. TIMV,.ELL'S POWL:EIV...t,, upwards of thirty years estuA Wished: , , , - • The etlieacy of these invaluable PowdFrs in the above tlis treSsing Disgrders,.ll !Jeep' iridObitablv proved tittA nu meruus • Cures already. cuittinuti_ to the Publie, from which the followna; is selected bliss .:Mine Wilhatns; of Eaytonstone; P.sseX, sixteen re;irs • violetit fits front..her childhootl; but, upon taking these Powder, , ,, - she was sonn egmpletely cured, and now en joys perfect I;calth ; fur which ,V:rttat hirs•itng the Rev. Mr, Whaley, I‘,linister bf Layfatis . Ll , :;', returned thapl;i, to the Altuight y, , iiis Chapel, on the loth of *S;o - ent,tie.`r ; also attested • by Mr. W.l. 4 .rtiolitt, :Master of the Acadcaly; Mr Rhodes ; and Mrs:„R. Pratt. • •• , This sovetein prepateir tinder the patronage of his Maje,ity, by Dr. Howell, Ft.1 1 .0 , ,v of King's College, and is sitld at his honse No, 18, 110hbonc-piace,Osfoi - d-rotid, Li>odoti, anti nn" else, at its: a l'acket, in which is I I T• • t'''e vr ttti 'lDoctor onl CI4C.OOe( lea . tititied Ali paid) dtily aticncied, and the Powders sent to atiy part of the Unieed Kingdom. DT., 11. should be iladelicquainted with ail the partiollars of the Case. sELE'cr VoR THE, TOILETTE: ATKINSON'S VEGETABLY, rASTE FOR WASHING Olt _ • sitWlNt. TIIIS PASTE p6sseisei all the dete'rgtnt pre , - nerves of the .common Soaps divested of their irritating p'erniciauS qualities, and is 'contidently - rectimmendcd as the most elegant, innocent", and etticaciiias Soap crer otNred to 'the Public; it imperceptibly corrects all imperfections which violt4ce or exposure may have occasioned - to tint texture of the and renders it beautifully white' and eyed; it is particularey Valuable fur washing fine cain!trics, &u. whiclothe alkali of the cu ninon Snaps invariably de teriate ; also for slivirtg where the shin is tender, it is art unequalled compo'siti,in,.price 2s. Gd. a pi.. ATkiNSON'S CURLING I'LLIII for dressing the Hair,' beinga moat 'elegant - Substitnte for oil r, pontattnis, extracts, &c: it manes-they harshest hair sort as silts, ilop'aits a 'reviving odoriferotts perfume, anti 'keeps. it in ctirl in et ereisC or 0. damp weatherfor its peculiar properties for making the Hair grow. The Reader is refered to an Essay on the 'nature and diseases of the Ha'r-cnetuSett with each bottle, price 3i. Gd. ?s. 6d. and one4ittisir.3. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE for changing Grey or Red Hair . cn . the Head, Whiskers, &c. can to it,tn h p l r a i c c k, 5 5 3 0 . IZT ,q u d a . n t i nt :s G h ( a t t . d t nothing can posibhy rein s'e it, ptic e SS. 7s. Gd . iue. Gd. and one lioinea.---Sold by 4aS. Atkinson, perfumer, N0. , 0, Gerrard street, Soho-square, London ;. and by most,perfuhrers, hair dressers, and medicine Tenders. Caution.—Observe the name of Atkinson on the label, otheikvise it cannot be genuine. MATRIMONY. • • IVIAItRIAGE should he the foundation of social happiness; Which is often distmthed, the parties that form the tnion not 'taking those precautions. which would setuVe them the enjoyment of that treat. do- . west ic blessing. .PeOpleof every. rank, pay nduration to ttimT 4britte tat wedlock; but where the etinstit :Ilion has [nett tainted by disease, or debilitatrd - hy a certain habit c Intl-acted At an early age, a renovation of stability previous to enterin. . that state is indispensihly requisite tot 'revive the slumbering sparks rif 'Me, and to re-animate the system. For •no dis- iirdert have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and CO. tor these last ..'fltirty years, to direct their studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and curaof the Veneteal Disease,. and the disorders arising therefrom;. also to that derangement of time system, produced by the destructive habit of the'•inciiAderate - •Schoot-bov, which . brings on those distresSing• DEttILITIES and I)O.I(IEN 'CIES that ,'event or embitter the• Matrimonial tatC.s The s u c cessful rgnlt of their plan, .gives tfiern additional ardour to oppose the ravage's of these coMplaiots, which are the most important in the c4tulogue of human infirmities. It•behoves , every person who has indulged in this solitary viee to seek re lief by - consulting Professional Men of eminence and honour, - to which Messrs. CURtsIE and Co. claim the sanction of Scholastic aUthority; as well as the testimony of uncontra- • di e t e d facts. In protesting the cure of tbesc eomphonts f they hold unit nit inducement tir vice htlt, se ,, stble, as all men Must, be of the exist twee of .such eabunities, vie) , otter their assistance as regularly educated Methb'rs of time Koval Colleges of Surgeons of London mud Ediaborgh.• and recent : OSCS . .Ot . Syphilitie infection are radi ' 'catty - eneetl.. in the- short" space of 'two dare. I"hu3c of the most obstinate duration, such as . obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, - gleetsi per- - mattently and speedily cured. Several Nobletnen. and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and CO. for the ten:oval of complaints of the. Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be 'made t-o_ them as satisfactory etldeoces of the decided superitirity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment . . Many of - these Gentlemen bad stricture's from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. home, Heaviside, and other Sur geons ttf equal eminence, who attempted their cure: by the application of the lunar caustic, - without success.. Messrs. Currie and - Co. have selected the folliming letter from the many . tine are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning them thaulms for their restoration to sound and vigorous bealth. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a • 1(oble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he had been under the care of several SqIIT,COIIB of prOfeSAl l 0, emilience, none om f wlso , ' :diorite(' hint permanent relief; but from the superior nie thod of ti eatment adopted' and pursued by Messrs. Currie arid Co. he received a radical cure iii short space of one mouth. " May 26, 1310. " T Dr. CURTIN, 107, natton-gardln... Lord----rt fetal grcat •pkieksure in communicatinglo Ctirrist the periegt re-establishment , of his health, iii ton-. sequence of his mild : and admirable treatment of Strictures iu the Urethra. He May add, that he has not for' many years -enjoyed ,sii',ultich comfort and freedom from. pain; and lie cute' tai ns do doubt of his 'having obtained, through his shill and attention, a perfect and radical core of .that horrid com plaint, As lie was not a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaiiit, he has it in his power, from a fair ajipst comparison, to pay that tribute of applause to 1)1.. Currie which he sensibly kids, and shill ever be most and willing to acknowledge," 7 • ' 13y an early application to Mes§rs. Currie and Co. the pa tient wilt escape the pain, Planger,. and expellee of a long and tedious attendance upon less expepeneed practiGoners, MA1t14.11 . :1) WOMEN, who have tong been dis4ppointed its their expect .0 ion; of a family, stay he assured that iii ino•st in stances such defects are,eurable by medical shill ; and althougn tlujemoval of such impediments .be ao object of doubt and , uncertainty wothers, ith yet the. mire of such defects, by the gradual progress of renuratin, is the ac.quiremeut of their experience. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted paiticularsof their emittance for Ad house, Na. ;t.r7, Hatton-garden. either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and hobnyouP4t.izietnttis.le?.rf' rice and Medieirws, the same 101. 1 id icta 'tnt to tt, of the Kingdom. No. Iv7,,Ptkttoolardsin, • !'atientsiu the ,04t1 t t i u i'i s t i g ng th , e , r