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TRA(:T FOR GAY I,f) . r ,‘ HOSPITACFOR. - SEANIV4,- AT GREENWIC'II, ,December 4, 180 t:CII Pers6ns as'may be to - Cont'-ract • for 'tinfiplyinLz - thi4.Hoi4ntal With-C:6I:D "'en Yards of Broad, and Fifteen Hilndre4 Yards ()T Ns3 t I OCV, to thi!irll'tistinst43 of tltw•stid lictspital,•.at this nice, on. SATUftI):‘Y. the ! ;it 1-,lrcen n'elnel( . 3 . o tife FZ,renootl ;';in,l in the brt Forms 'of Proposal 4, analac;- •• further particulars, by niquiitog at Vie Ottii7e here. • . • . • - • ' • 13 • N Tropes 1.-ill tie re ...eired after the horn afore's:l4i, 'i t ; ) r Will :any be tended to t ltat and tint an . to the said • a nlts• noc pnless, the Particspersonallv a opear. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY ADDRF.SS. • Wilrelt,stel, 9th Deeenilwr, I §2O. LOYAL and , DUTIF UL • DEC A.13-A -,TION and .A.I)EIkIIESS to his MAJESTY the KING, 'heels' deemed expedient at this momentous perind,' the le is crow in pin:•,Tess for Signatnrel through Cie Cottvt y ;, 6 :' 4 by TIItTIiSDAY NEil, ti ccpy - Will'he sent to . each of , '4, 1 " - ttridetinentiocied towns„ and be left forSigna . t ores th till the : . riloesd•a'y folloWin.k. And it is fecornmended to Gentleen Put their titles :and it , chlitiont -after their .names; and to •)e(onen, -merchants, and tradesmen, to-add their-residence 41 .(1 profession:— . . . tesford At the Office of Mr. L. Lips - cornb. Andover • At the ToWti HAIL )3 • • I, inwstolie Iz' • n. s Waltham At the Otliee . of 'Messr's. Stares. tarelkarn oidingbridge At the Office of Mr. Stricliland. Gosport - At thc Office of N r.Richman. I , PoitseU lE 'urt4ruoittli. At the White Hart Inn. Itoinsev . • At the Town Hall. - `West doWes -• ' - Addresses will be left at the other Towus in the County pot tamed above, but at what place in each Tov . i.d cannot - now be • GR nose Co - ' . 9 6. '0 Cook's Kite!len.-- 75 Williirms,Gectifelis,:knd _ • • Cy. and Crovr_n Co— 2 15 n --7 so - 'Rose and-liiitheil Cos 9 13. a . . • Caratiorlie V5a11..... 77 Free Man and Co • ....L.—.. • 37 Williams z GrenfellS, and' . .. • . Co. ant, Crown, C 0..: 3 3 G Wh. HarMony . G 0 F,rigiisli Co. - --- Ti 3 Croft - • . 3 17. G Wii. Dasst.t • Co. and Crown C 0... 9 3 6 47 ---- . ... Trelissie • 74 Vivian and Sons Weetlt West WII. Square 57 kttvllo co 8 1 i G CIIOO T. TO BE DISPOSED OF.—Any Clergyman or,Gentleman,-classically.educated, th st has a few Hundred Pounds to lay down at. once, may hear of the Business and Good-win of a•.reipectahie BON'S -SCHOOL, in Hampshire, to be Sold immediately, by applying at the Ot4ce of this Paper. The School 'is not large, hut bas been Many years established; and instant 'occupation of the House, Premises, Furniture, &c. would be included in. the sale-of the School, which will Re-open at the latter end of next Ja nuary.—Dec. R, 1820, . . _ . _. .......... North Roi Lear 56 W;'Y N larns . Gren ' ellg P and . . , C rown .. ... Co) and C C 0... 3 4 (1 Wh.Tanny 3l Rose ''o. - 18 Viviau.and Suns Wheal Rock . Total 3315 Tons.—Standard Copper Or'es for Sale next we 11-t. at Redrith: Wheat. Abraham - Gig—Crenver 79 O,,tticM S7—Wheal Sarah 30—Prithertby Crofts 464—Wi1.al ,Speedwell, 134.1 Benner fjowns 115- : -East Wheal Atftc'd 4&—Carzise ti— Total 1590 tons. TO SCHOOLMASTERS.—In an' opulent and• pleasant Country Parish; ill the Comity of Dur ham, a very desirable Opening. is now afforded to an ABLE SCHOOLMASTEB, capable o teaching English Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Land- , Survryiug, Book-Keeping, and Mathematics.. A Gratuity of. 361. per annum, to comillence • immediately, and the Use of a House and Garden, at the end Of a few months, ' will be given as an Inducement to a really able and respectable Person to settle there. The Number of :Scholars will probably be considerable; and• the Quarter- Pence liberal. He must be a Member Of the Church of Eng land, and will be expected to produce , the most unexception able Attestations to his Moral and Religions Character, as well as to his Abilities and Qualifications as a Teacher. For further pat Oculars apply to Mr. Audkews,•Bookseller, Dur ham: Letters must be post-paid. . , • -- Copper Ores sold at Swansea. Nov. 'tl), 18i0. • Atines. Tons. Pnrc•hrrscrs. • - Pike. Ecton 43 Rose Co. . . - .... L 9 6 .6 Cappagli • ....~ Co. and Crown Co. .. .. 11 10 o . 315 ik CARD.—The Rev. P. B - ROWNRIGG, Curate of Tritudon, in the County of Durham, pur• lio4es, after the Chris , mas Recess, to take a limited.tionther s‘i 'OUNG GENTIEKE4•I to instruct in the English, Latin, 43 )!I Grerk Languages, Geography, 17114tin'y', Writing, Arith ltierie, and the Elements Of the MAthetnatics. • ' TERms :—Board, Washing, and Education, 25 Guineas per annual. Entrances One Guitira; - orse Island . eo METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. -C1 OUNTRY SHOPKEEPERS and FAMI 11.j. LIES nre informed by JOHN BISHOP and CO. Oat thertnive ON,SALK in their SALOON..behind the Shop, 222, PICCAPILLY, next clour to the White Bent, London,: !COO Dtiten of -Packet 1-Inittlkerehiefs, Romplls, and Shawls, commencing at is. per dozen. 3000 Doien Men's'and Women's Cotton, Worsted, and Lamb's Wool Hose and Socks, commencing at as per dozen. 9000 Pieces of . 4-1111 S, J 3ifr, arid 6•4ths, Cambric -eornmencin - rat iki...per yard; •-•- • 500 Pwees of '.Welch .and other Flannels, commencing at isi per)'ojird. , • . 1300 Excellent Ginghatu•Llnihrellas,.Brass and Plated m ount ed, -4s. each. • Also . a Job Lot of Scotch, Holland, and other Tapes, Bind ing, &C..Confainisl,; 1E4,000 'Pieces, from 2a. per piece. • Also‘, the most astonishing cheap collection of Gentlemen's, Ladies, 'and Childrens Bouts anti shoes of the very best nod elegant (is well as common. but strong) snake, commencing at Is. per pair.• Also . -the-Stock•of a.Milliner, consisting of the latest fa shions of• Muslin Caps,. Tuckers, Frills, and Turban Caps, Horn; Bd. each •npwards„ all made of the most superior Book, Jilccotiet, and Cambric Muslius. • And the Portrait of ber.llLijesty Queen Caroline l the P best ever yet tngiiteed•upon.Cloth, at 10d. each. on, coosignment, :Cron weight of fine Ginger. at sd. per lb. in any quantity; upwards of a thousand barrels 'of excellent Mustard, in casks of 121-h. each at Bd. leer • With'wvarietvi'Or!dtherArtieles, all at 'prices well worth the attention 9ts:De o* Families residing even in the roost remote parts of the Kingdom. RESULTS of a METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, fir .`oro vember, 1820, kept at the Observatory of the Aeaiie;..:y, Gosport., . Highest 30'.24 in. Nov. 29.—W. E. B AROMETkit Lowest, 29 , 0—Ditto I—i) , N. W. Range of the Mercurs.. o'B4. - - TO THE PUBLIC. - - A GREE.A.BLY to my usual custom 'ivlien I brst -nn6ounce a New Lottery,'! stati`the 'Scheme fit and.l have great satisfaction in recommending it to 1 tlot ice.--I , ant -your devoted , St-TV:Ant, 7 •" - T. 131 SH; Stock-broker, 4 , Corn bill; and 9, Charing cross, Dc.:..!mber It, 1820. Ncit Two l3lanl;s to a Prize in the Uniteri Scheme ,c,f. the,, Vitst a-Mi Second Lotteries for M.O. in which thC 'agVegate of I'ri2es Aft4o4llgs to 254,4361. Money and Consols, arranged H. as ro produce. NINE - PRIZES OF £21.000 ! i rbc First Lottery contains 1490 Tichels, No. I to Z,300, in Three Classes, anti Will tilt he drawn • - - 231) JANUARY, The "Day whets Pan liament ?Os. The Second Lottery consists of 13,098 Tielietg, and will be tirauen in Three Days, viz. 14th FEBURARY, Ist MARCH, gad 17tILMARCH. . • THREE - PRIZES OF X 21,000 EACH Must be drawn in the First Five Minutes, 23d of January. SCHEME. • _ . AGRICULTURE. Inches. Mean Ilaromeleic pressure for the month 29113 Mran do. for the lunar period, ending the sth Mean . do. for 14 days, with the Muon in N. Deeti- k 101011 . Mean Jo. fur It; days, with the Moon in S. Decli t 29 6.i3 Ation s i leseribed by the oscillations of the wer- 15.450 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AOEICULTURAL AS SOciATIONS - OF -oxFonDs2itßE. . GRNTLFMEN—The late Session of l'.ti !lament haring closed it is, t hpe for us, if We 110 not meau tqh itely to abandon . t he vantage ground, gained in it by the admission thzit: the mode of taking the averagis is wholly defective and hretheient, to look forward. trr the next, and commence the preparation of renewed.PetitionS to the Legislature. The - experience of another year is an acquisition of 'real knowledge, .and former forebodings are now converted into incontestible proofs of augmented dilliculties. -The. accumu lation of them, under which. the occupier of land labours, woutd, it. might reasonably be supposed, be a sufficient in ducement with him-to hasten to concur in any measure, which might hold •out the most distant prospect of alleviation: but experience has amply taught those who took an active part in the former Petitions, that the holy of Farmers in general is more prone to be passive under their privations and losses, than any other - in the kingdom. The insulated nature of their - employments, and little congregating mode of life, will • account for this apparent indifference in a great measure: atilt the apathy of many may arise front an ignorance of the cause which afflicts them, as well as - of the remedy :necessary to be adopted for its removal.. It is for this reason principally that I intreat you, as you value the welfare of your families—the future prosperity of your coun try—nay, perhaps its existence in any other titan in the most deplorable state of iacreasing poverty, again to exert your selves, and brio forward an unanimous expression of the in adequacy of the present Corn Bill, to protect those who are constrained to carry on their business under its injurious and blighting influence. If it cannot be amended, so as to pro duce the protection originally and bona fide. intended by the' -Legislature, we roust pray for:its repeal, and that one of pro tecting duties be substituted for it. This opinion, Gentlemen, which nevertheless I give with due deference, is drawn front the experience of the last four years in particular; each succeeding year confirming and strengtheniag that of, its predecessor. On this ground I do not tear to assert, litat the presentiCorn Bill is fraught with • certain ruin :to ail occupiers .of the. pourer soils :.and that I shortly, no quality, of land wbateser will be able to hear_up the cultivator against the increa'singalepreeiation in the price of stuck, as well as of all other firm produce. The desolatieg inundation of . former immense itoporta tins, as well of wool as of corn„ co-operating with other powerful causes, bas,, produced a stagnation in. Litt' Limit trade and internal commerce in .corn, most ruinotr;t.in its nature,; its.effeet u,. to act upon the general inland, trade of the country, so that the mannfacturer in rails lowers the price of goods, which he- fabricates—the retail tradesman of article's in which he deals, since their hest and moat numernos cos tonttirs are incapacitated from purchasing hot in the soled tirnit<d measure, by.t he Operation . of the sanieeause, which . compels them to lower their prices; beyond 4e standard ab solutely reapoired in a errantry highly taxed,Antrdeeeti with the'mannenauce of a innutrouri:and inereasiog..prorr,.and- in almost every, pariSh erieuraberrcdwith supera)undant To the Owners stk Land I would venture ,to address the well-known Bites of the Poet - et Naur tier res-agitur, paries corn proxinWS . .aftlet." Were it not fur the vital impor.ance of the sctbjc.cls.l l, -d•Pe' o apologize amply for the length of this letter. - cenclusion, I t r ust y,,0 'wilt actively exert Yourselves in your !reOcetivJr pitrishes,. neighbourhoods,. aunt market towns, its erdcr te oi n tuille the number of .J. , oitafiele farming signatures aro; acres; and then, whatever be Alt issue—which from Inv known alteration in tire sentiments of :be President. of Hoard of Trade you haer great reason..to strpfose te fa emmahte to our views---; ik/r• fearfai Indeed would be the ellt-ct •• of another inuodatioa - Wheat' next • August) you vii feel that-yott'lizive chine v'o'te duty in Once more lay:fig your case before , the Hue of CC:II4IO6S. am, Gentlemen, Your - very faithful servant, ' A MEMDFAt OF THE HENLEY Dec. 6, 1820. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Spac cury Greatest variation in 24 hours NflnAton of Gnani;es, caused by the variations in t . ea the wvight of the atmospheric -column (Highest, -59° Nov. 7.—W. s. MONIETF.II. 11 west 31 Do. 1. & 16. W. w. &N. 2s. 56''J Range Mean temperature of the at-} 44'50. mosphere Mean sin., for 30 days, 1 54 .32. the Sun in Scorpio Greatest variation in 24 hours 22•00. Dc Luc's WHALEBONE HYGROMETER. Degrees. Greatest humidity of the t, 100 in thr evenings of the atmosphere. j 7th and tlnti. Greatest dryness of do. 55 in the afternoon 11th. Range of the Index 45. Mean at 8, A. M. Mean at 2, 1' 4 ,Mean at S, M 81•&. Mean of three titisei - rations) each day at 8,2, and S 77'3. o'clock Evaporation for the month.... Rain .for . Prevailing Winds—East. A Su matey iIF. VireATtlEB.—A clear• sky, .1 ; fair, with Various Modifieati ous of china, 11; an overcast sky, without riles, !o; fog, I ; lain, 7.—Total 30 days. A Scct,le.•of the prevailing . winds. N. N. E. •R. '3. F. s. s. w. w: TN. 4 5 7 2 . 34. 4 it 2 30 The character of this-month-was that of November weattlet in general, namely, the sky shrouded by a humid :Or, .and.. frequent rains; hut the aggiegate of the .latter is not so ,cacti as fell -in ttie nig,tit of,. the ii to of f",.er leinber. iThe first . Mart of -thei : coont.ti Set in told,.antl three . was a gradual decrease in the meals teaioiratorc from the Ctli to the ;Cat ; it then increased in the stays and•tlights ; ,titl the iGth i 'iii..tnni.egtietice.of ,the warm; winds. and irseVe raius : from this time fah, he close eillte month , it. ag.-.l4...s.le inaiimum' height the thermometer on'tte 7th instant, Was 59., wad' the ia the night's !of the Strand :I:slthitvas 31., or I° heiow the freezingToitit , --440 ,5 'point, the. thermometer also sunk the r.iglt-ts rf :bet 14th, and 17th. The clean temperature is 11° hi"gher tta: , t h in November, li9Vlint ::34 ° lower than in the nicintti in 1818. This is only • second month this year that meantetliperatille 19 higher than tits of hist rear. . • Thi" season having set in generally net,..with.,d,oo:*:,ese winds warmest points stt tfie (tunpass,- cpru. weather ',it niter vals, isp;:ear to be the .eause. • of thir hawi charge pit j?he l whiter censtitution of• the autio.sphers.—a change that :has tamed Sc the benefit and atliantages4 a> et 4niturists, io. getting in thesr,.lute ssr4 setleat, ,Ne st> hacoricter too, as ,s itis seaSati,` hat bran tbler ably ste:uly; init its me-an tet;.,,4 nte'set.4o)ii - 41 titightt • aral the trees have net yet,. as long liett,oeltijs-I4 the. pereti .irg Autumn, east.all the whole of their fohage. Thshygro !iwt, ales' the ratuin i atinosp'.Are - to be :8 1 3111gt;er than the mean ef last joii nth, de . gri.e. *Win r. .• The atriinc>ptieric init meteoric iihe , lomerm • !moo eerie • , • witain o croor.ervatiOrt this month,. are,-.fite v rii.gitted var . t ie lia,'lwii'paras , lertas , i, two s.;:iar .:tot - three 4ou,hr halos,' two ,inia.l) ; Olcietos, gale 0,1 fr:.4a.tlie st vi a rd. The. planet Venus was seeir here .igkin . \kith the naked eye, jh t.he open (lay. on the 2it, 7th, t Fit, and 2etti • the eti, -.he was 44° t3rn.,,,M•i,to thie.weriof the-sub's cent re,.and •Ithe 24tt1, 40°,.'!i is. 45 75.whicli 's•ali•es an atleaswe in ter iohit towards the i.as", of 3° 14m. :z4 3+.:n' c.:G tlays:-Vicweti thrintgt. •- a telescope;,' she is -nOarl hot.dectears ten :magnitude, in oniserinence beyund ; the run:; At ttalf-psst seven, id the e . veiiii9( of-the a prOtlitee ,.:itice of light appeared On the east s•cile of theallatiihated -part of the Mootl 7 l-411i5,•. , 0n tlpditits Our:yogi, that IthesOpe to 1..H.s exact position, proved to Le a colisideraole mountain,'reatved '_Copernican, by Riecioli and others in their dtscriptions Lf the lunar regions. . . e. ...Prizes of.. . . £;Ixoo 0 0 Consols.. ZO,ono. 0 0 3 20,500, 0 0 Consols.... 01,500 0 0 3 20,000 0 0 ConsiAs.... 60,000 6 0 3 3 . 1,000 0 0 Money .... 8,000 0 0 3 5OO 0 0 Money .... 1,500 0 0 0 2OO 0 0 'Monet .... 1,800 0 0 30 2OO 0 0 Consols—. 6,000 00 I/ . 100 '0 0 Money .... 1,200 0 0 50 6 0 Money .... 1,06 16 .6 20 0 0 Money .... 4080 0 0 12 0 0 Money .... 78,300 0 0 To T . TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. €,Li5 • Hafotitavn ' • • T. BEG leave: to inforrh. you that ever since the IL year l'hatibieb afflicted: with the Lues Venereal, which,frolnjts ohstinatelx resisting every I:ourse of Medicine prescribed by the most en'unent at the fzieulty here, and un ,fergoint sevetalSereee courses of 'salivatitili, atid twice .dis eliarga from tht Hospittftwith little relief, would apiestat to be of the tmsst inveterfite; nature. In 1.1:c spring of, last year tuy 'di •Sol = der - had pct(i st - kti . a head a 4 nearly to put a period to my existftlicc —1 had a Inite nl er on the crown of my head; one on each arm, and ruy-leg:f were broke out its a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, _and had been in a tat of ulceration. Wt Ltd last .t.Vven . years ; my left had also two large:neicli.4 Ott it', :Was very tntreh discoloured, and gave me such excruciating: pain, particularly when‘warnt in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; .in.this _lamentable state, 1 Was rece t rialended by;Mt..3, Thompson, .(who reedy ed so v•eat a cure by them hire), to take your . Leake'S Patent Pills, • which 1 began tti do un the .2f;tWo. May; in the course. of a fortnight 1 began to receive' ,bimetit—in little:mure than a month the ulcers on my hcadand arms were soti - ndry healed•-r soon after, the'seres on. my 'legs healed also ; how ever, consi krablediscolotiration bathe slim, and pain in the bone.of the lift, whieh; the:blescing Gm!, zatlZa little longer perseverance its your invaluable Medicine, sOsuled the nodes dispersing, the shirr regaining its natural-hue, and the noel strnaLpains gradhaily going 0f1..L.1 thus became, •by „your liberal advice and nte.dicfne,. perfectly free from all ro former compkints—have recOVered'my forfuer spirits and itreligth, and am become jolly and fat, in which statehaving continued many moot bs,,t tne.astonisioneut (et all who knew am at. a. loss in ,:14 rtls v., express my I. , .:ratit ude, hut beg you, for the ;good of Other suffering moan's, tti make this my cane .as I shall , on every area. sion ; in so doing yen will gteatly oblige,.• • Sir, }oar grateful, obedient, vcry libmbleservant, ALEX. Mliltii.Eß .00 ;nett. 1 . 38 incbts. 1 .0 a t „, (Tickets in the Total, Moneyl_ ,• t, - I.Two Lotteries. - and Cons(ds. r 430 16 DETE - RMLNABLE BENEFITS. ' • tverr Prize above -1001. drawn the Vd. of ,lannary, to have a New Ticket, by %shich. means a Person •linyingOne Ticket' • might get Two Prizes of 21,0001. Filth-drawn Prize in each Class, to have 21,0001. wore. • First 60 Blanks to have 121. each. Tweilty.foarth-drawn Prize above 201. in each Class, 'to have 2 0,10001. Consols. and 1,0001. Money more,"making Three Prizes of 41,0001. FlltsT DAY OF THD SECOND LOTTERY. • h-drain Prize to haie 2;0001. wore': First 100 Blanks to have IC, each. • SECOND DAY. - Fifth-dtaxen Pr ize in each ClasS, to have 90,5001. Consols and 500 Money more, coal:lug Three myre Prizes 0f.21,0001. The first 41Q Blanlis to have 121. each. A.ll the Prizes nod Blanks are out into the 'Wlieel; 'but only 6900 Tickets; anti whatever Blanks and'Prizes remain undrawn after 23L1 January, will form the Sclieme of the Se cond Lottery. psTRONISED by tier .-MAJESTY, their Royal' High s neses the Duchess Of York, and :Doke • of lusiek, His Imperial Nlajusty the Emperor of itessia. 1 Their speCial arahority, and by uivst of the Nobility and (Jewry throtwhout Rorope. ROWLAND'S' MACASSAR - OM, the Original and Ge mini!, wariqt;ted to.xtford the greatest nontisinnentto the Ilaman Hair—prents its being injured by change of cli inate, illness, trace:Mug, &c.--restores the scurf, liars'laess. acid 'dryness,: . prerenti the hair falling off or turning grey, and produces a.thic• growth -on bald places; makes the; hair -soft, curly, and glossy, preserves the curl in damp weather, :Produces wltisletS MO 'eyebrows—Price 3s,.fitl.-77.-10s. 'and Oe'Gnittea per bottle. Ake; ROVI-LANIYs ESSENCE of TYRE.H-By merely wet ting the Hair with this preparation, the Proprietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change * in Red or arey .);,e-brows, lice. - to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown - or Black,' imitating the 'exact natnral colont. Washiiigrutakes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Ce:ritlemen:may , 'dne 'their Hair with case and secrecy. Prict; 10S• did. . holef>ale, retail,' and for exportation; by the sole Prolirirtors, A. ROWLAND:and SON, corner of Kirby zrrittl, the first t - nrning on the -right, in Hatton-garden', li.);ktrn, :London .5 : and,, by appointment, by all Perfutners MeaiCine Yenders throughout Europe. • A. AMIVLAND and 'SON respectfully caution the Public, :P • lrt;cularly those who are travelling Fracce, against spurious I . !itetc, ctimposed of deleterious ingredients injuri o u s Mair. To prevent the imposition, 'ask fur Rowlandis DYei and observe that. each genuine bottle is -i,;;ted ott - the outside label, in red ink, " A. ROWLAND anti SON."—AII without that signatare'are .counterfeits“ Swan's Clcise, Idich-trect. Wv:ticsses tc, ate.. abw:r. Carel— tohn Tl•nimpsort, No. 3, :•ZL!Av - I' , .•ultr'v Marlicq; dohtt Ctid ,A!',“:'71)1 .I,"y (lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and, sold by the snie l'roptetAir, I'EloMiis TAY LOR, Nlertiher of the • leyal Cc:liege of Sutrxcins, at - Ids House, No. !), , NeW - Bridge -street', London; whet e, aftiir a c'onstant resit ut tit3cre .ti‘an' 40 year;; in a prac;ire parti 7 cularly directr4 to the once fitNenereat Corniiltonts and those incidental to the Parts of - denerai'&n. with that inviolable secrecy which mien of jiis woless'ion •it;otictalways observe in &heti eases, -he flatters tardselif - the ttitvic:e and . as.,iWinee he gratudonsly ads uisters tpiiersons talcing tills: Medicine wilt be estetntecl,.hy discerning Pithlic, as an advartage selAloin Attainable, and v id of all ambignit'y. . Also sold - r hy his appointment,-tot ttso convenience of those, living at a distance, at the Toystiop,' No. 1.0,.t, Oxford- treef DisboroutrWsi 'No. 7, Fish-street-hill; ,Mr. Daxter, South-brit ge, Edinburghi ; Mt. Callwel '6, D'ut ; and of 'one person'. in o . cry eonliderable to en in Groat. Britain Ana Ireland, in boxes )t . 9ti t each,stariped, and 'sealed tip -with full and tplaln • directions, "-chr.reby persons, of eithei ex may cure themselves with cafe, rPtcd,teericx, and s.ifc t s The subscription towards erecting 'a Menu ment to the late Rev. F. Iremonger, we under stand, will close at the termination of the pre sent year. Mr. Chantry, the sculptor, h'as lean requested to furnibh designs for the inspection of the Committee. z ler 11 1 e • e tle n 1 1 0 , ef ra ; if r^ - 4 0 ainalt,oo 11l OW tr i io LaS `'l v , eraie 1 1 le, ces lour, Esq r 1 •r aO4 b 21 21 19, q re ' W. 4 „;0 , [ 146 a 1 f (fl or 9 lAA"' a4* or ice atO too :a sl* sal t ' Sic") 011 1 ° tiro che' l qrte Si C 6 Si 0$ art• 0 5,4 ! 4 6 0 2; - 41. ‘ll tie! ,rter 1:4 1 ate' d. .oatf • -Oa t d" -- ?,d a 65 , se s'e as