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He als6 ieco , nrnends to tii curious, to examine his Exhi... bitieta of Peruques, his assottmeirr exquisite id its kind, of Natural, fur, ;ed Natural and Curled hair and he :has • ner h do ' u-rs but they will give the greatest inerit to the quality of the A rtteles exhibited, and to the taste of those who MOW latitzre them. . ... • ST. LEO ' NARD's HILL 'WINDSOR.. ' TO BE SOLD BY PRI VAT t CONTRACT; N EI. /I:GANT and SUBSTANTI ALLY. .Isll I LT VI ikILA, with suitable attached and detached oinestic Offices, a double Coach-house, Stabling for Seven teen Horses, capital Kitchen Garden, with Pinery and Sue xession House, an excellent Farm-yard, surrounded n'ith ' .Agricultural Offices, the Property and Seat of the late.PeetSe ..birch, Esq. The. 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LAND 0-ading l lie E 4,10 f hdirr , d 7 be /j sive Notice, That It it tbeir Intention to rewire atidica4Vaiss, nit or before' 3 , 3 th fr..04/7/,, ei from the Illeotbanie Twynoit rZe tif:m sr. for awl, Articles al rZej , w de it sii. Orti of ShilTing /be eneniog Qua, ter • aod o, 'be 3o ,• .Veldeenber, 3tti December, .and 31.,1 fr twit' &tic , es tie,3.lerebants stay p 4/ititnia of Sbittrinf- in earl) Q wrler . , touting. stab &dee and Mal it la tbfk itilfutkv, ai, to 1N5.11 , 4 Tovnage far' an .) . egonii,:) , of Aladelea flirt( •uiJirb rre tt• he • rr.. guirel Gy l'eriovr willing to Sltel, the lame fna 11.1ltir fniia or so be brougbt aunt to ifetel;t4 upw ,t, p 4 .. •, ' Part!titian. 'of the Rater of Freight, and the Piker Terptt iind Condi:km. 4: yetder T:Aldrii the 'lint and otter Golds. leilthe aline. ed t 4 ht shippid, in tl . Le I,v,i is the Vice of the Clerk to the Coot. mittee.f Sktpting. IVILLM 211 R 4 A! 84 Y, .Ter. Dm;lieated, by permission to His Royal Hiy,liness the Prince ut entirely NEW MILITARY MUSIC, Musical Sa , co Pall-Mali. MKELLY most respeaf u lly . begs leave to • acquaint the Field Officers - of Regiments, and 'Military Bands to general, that FINIr. Winter, Master or the Chapel to His Serene Highness the Eleetor of anti Composer to the King's Theatre, • hai just finished a Set of Marches and Military Divertimentos• for complete . hands, which will be .published at the Musical Saloon, in t'atir Books, the first of which will be ready early in J uly next, and the rest will be published in, course of that Month. The celebrity of the, Composer will ire the best - recommends tiott this Work (which is executed with. 411 Alin tasiciand cfictl which so much distinguish his Kroduaions) can .receive. ' Commands . sent to M. Kelly, at the Musical Saloon, Pall, Mall, will be executed in the order they-are received. 800K...1(E EPlNG'and EXCHANGES. MODERNIZED. This Day was published, Nice hs.,bound, Tito Second Edition of • TS of BOOK.KEEPING,. corn. TlipElTizEinljgEaVlSyE N steni of Merchant 4 Accounts, founded on real Business, and adapted to Modern Pradliee t with an Ap. pendix on Eichatiges,, inebidov, the recent Alterations. By P. KELLY', Master of Finsbury.square Academy, London. Sold by J, Johnson and F. and C, Riyington, St. Paul's Church-yurd •' C. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row and W.. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange,•.. of whom may he had,. by the same Author, price Ets. A' Pr:L(l4:a' Inthxlitelion to Spherics and Nautical nsrrortortty. The Second Edition, .augmented and improved. GOVERNMENT SECURITY - dtGAINST,GOUN• Trutt:Errs. . _ None are Genuine, wit::out having " SAstr:: sor.oraosr, Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp : and Ton I ) ,Ounds Re. ward,.. for every Bottle sold without a Stamp, to ix: paid on convielion, under Ad of Parliament, the 424 Geo., II I. Ch. t 6, before any. .iustite of the Peace • Dr.•SOLOMUN's CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. THIS invalubleitestorativd hps been ..ed in private preaice, with the 'greatest success, for A series ot years, to youth and age of either, sex, who areequally the obje4s ot this most powerful, certain, and c*etuel,Re. storative.• Where the stomach is disordered, the body is ;weakened ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation, and the eyes sink into the head ; where ocryChls, asthmatic, and hypo chondrical complaints. have Shattered the constitution, this Cordial Balm has universally established its restorative al. cacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst the foremost of those happy, diScoverieS which medical rese a rch h as p ro . .cured as ' , the blessing of 4he human race, and greatest counter:l6nm to human misery : in sickness of stain:it:h t. viulent purgings, .fiatulencies antLobstruaions, it is ,a sale and .ellicacions' remedy. 'The first SyMptems •of • its' good etneis ere serenitk . and cheerfulness, by removing heethaehe, weakness, heaviness,end lowness ot spirits, dimness of sight, Confused thoughts, and„wanderings of the mind, vapours and melancholy, and all kinds of hysteric complaints. A Saving of Nine Sitillol4s Two GuineaS. The. Ctodiai balm of Gilead sold in Bottles, iriee Half. a-Guinea each ; there are also Bottles, price 335. contain biz, equal Bottles at 'los. 6d. by which the Patient . saves gs. ihcliviing also the Duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, Sand.. Solomon," Liver. pool," to imitate which is Felony. N. /3, The Postage of all Letters must be paid, and a fee enclosed for advice. • The. 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SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO II I,A LTH : Or advice to botlLsexes, on female diseases, Nervous, Hy. -poctiondriac,_..nd Lonsumptlve Complaints. This h oo k i s =unlimited to young men and boys; has hero the !about ot many years , experience and •otmervation on zku calamitous consopenees of a secret and destruettyc vice. To which is added an Essay on diseases incident to temalcs, anttan p., peak en th,.. subjeet of a solitary and destruitilve vice; also an ,Nildrass' Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and education of youth. L ikewise advice tor Bathing, explaining Ow modo of treatment. in the dittilent stages or the Scurvy,. Leptosy, ceint, khett maim, and Venereal Disease; 'Citiltloll3 to young persons or therlanger of -improper connexions or improper treat ment. - : tr.,t , , Tice amazing sale of this Book is the best ctitetion of ita vast utility.