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(his first appilWasice oa this t "ge); and lllaadaue, Miss Stephens. • After winch, the Tragic Opera of \\ tiONIUASTES ' , TRIOS°. h,y) T will he add e d, t h e M e l o Drama of "E iiI.LEIt. AND HIS MEN. r.kli,Altxander the Great ; with (first Woe.) a new \, N.< , called.Doctor Sangrado. vtp NMENT LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE, D :thi t fnit ow . Bank-street, Sept. 20, 183 4 . • Ing, is a short Scale of some of the 11 01 ( , ) ' , N1 , 1 '. / !,',11, which GOVERNMENT are n4 w.granting liOtti v f l'AGi.." - They are payable Half-yearly at the p' o ' l _Nr ) , the same as the Dividends, and may L C . ,. on ~.rer of 'Attorney. These Annuities may be oral" or Joint Lives, when the 31 . rer 4 ii t t l'sP i tath r kethfced Annuities are at or . aboye 50. i 4 ,p ov !:.in N ol o! any Single Notuiace, the Sup ' , tor of q2til a j"nees, one-fourth part of the expired- An htt :eh 4Ve all Arrears) is payableto the Person P3' , A nntlit kf tt , or A ssi y, or to his or her Faecutop,.Adt,m -1.4Uch.4."5) provided it be claimed within 'lwo `ce:ue, but not otherwise. 4, et , al. per Cents. being 64, and under 65. For 1001. of Average Rate Lie of 35 receives 40.0 415 0 k 7 45: .. 5 0' 0 80 ...... . . 5 7 0 8 51 1 55 .......... 5 16 0 en .......... 6 7 0 9 16 I 1 6 ,„ , .......... 7 1 0 ,‘1 4 70 ....... •..8 0 0 11l'etti t ' l le i nt 75 . ; u . .. . .... 9IS 0 t '' 1114 s "t nediit, Pwards 12 3 0 4or h,, !n it) , b e Ages will.receive in proportion. Paid, INrki n ' bad (Gratis) on Application at this 1 to the " Superintendaut," if the Post- THEATRE, ST. IMATHOLOMEVS Pit t HOSPITAL. 1 4 b e 4 110„.• . 1 4. \ 0 ck lire ll j COURSE of LECTURES will 4-4.00 th e pd in this Theatre during the ensuing Sea- L 4 4 4 1',, and p'P r Y and Practice of Medicine, by Dr. Hue .- 1 1Crit t `7'iologr, by Mr. Abernethy.—Anzttomical 1 1 ‘‘;! 1 ,sti r ,,„' "). 'Mr: Lawrence .— On the Theory and t ltZ4 ll l4 wif e " r ; r Y il b . Y Mr. Abernethy...Chensistry, by Dr. P 4 4 totlC ' ) Dr. Gooch. Vtth'tkt-r,vlW Lectures will begin on Saturday, Ist of Pa rt ? ApatilleMar may be known by applying to Mr. ec arY s , at the Hospital. S. HIGHAM, Superintendant. k iklN (l '' \ll-- (Cx () . 111 '.-A YOUNG 11 , 1iN of 11,DU— IVil "Ishes to TEACH the said INSTIWMENT '44 ' 4 ' 111 Ivs• tors addresied to S. It. Lon 'h. will he duly attenfi c d to- 11. couNTy 1 . Flb tl k ^fi TRUSTEES. 174r r iniS 01/ I " a n i a K.G. Te Earl of Upper P. -74cEingbam, Willi am Pracd, 1.. s q. M.P. a4 l tiltkionrinnuPton, S.Bernard Morland,Esq. M.P. ghanishire ; „ T. Barber Tkaamont, Esq. F.A.S. It; 4 4 4, ilStlred in this Office share the Pro :4l4,.°°oott.ti4Q‘litrii.iithy Original MeMbers . , acc i or s d c in i g p . it t a o l , ki la s b I Litmus. A permanent Surp u 1 , 13 1 1 ,„N a cne „."",subseribed by the Original Members, ' 4 e " 41 4 . '4 fie resPonsible : hence those who now desire C=o eetu 4 tetii t i a•ly secured against that unlimited re bee.n so severely felt in Societies upon r iti , ete ap P u mon principle. 01 4. 1 t 4 th e 1 "lilted in the principal Towns, who . are Provident Life Office, founded on similar Cl,st‘Liiir MAJESTI"S PAI'ENT. l i t tl N I , iii 1 1 -ATTRITION o f Tallow, Oil, or Grease,. to prevent t, V4 7 ) :lch, s Ott Steam-Engines,. N . lach . li d iery Mills, IJ ! t, f or .` t "re s ' '.,: . aggans, Carts, &c. ; instead tiif or Cilt4Z Nei:dine and service for Rigging, aV^dtaq x vo 4 , to preserve polished Steel or Iron Irma l ak td heVe,n buildings from the dry rot, and by the "lie save in all cases not less than three f k ,, exclusive of saving wear and tear, time, b4h. 'NI the p ti tY, at Lei ld tees, at No 40, Charing-Cross, near the o tt mit t it ta „°11; and b . 01 • • tment at most t , , y appins ? 14, 1 , ot (, a edicB ,%!.3, Booksellers, Libraries, Statione r r:, 1) 11 k, t Gad ictql,ll,o,_Wrirebauses, Perfumers, Ironmouge Cceoll`rT Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon Of -44 7 , ln gclot u hi ls, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in tltbkilieS, price is. ; ; 10s. 6d. ; , 11) ts ; e ac h, tiitiltattCvleited Ilex contains a quantity sileient ,si t i o i I, r , r iage Four times, with which it pr " 4 Z: 4 -NND MILES, and. it will am , uPartion for all other kinds of work. Af t Attty IS I, s , ttl Xlti ll ' L IE DE WEI OF THOUSANDS. bee4"EALTH • Att c , !eceived and improperly UßED ' treated by Mite— RS tat e preteuders. 111, ‘e °tt o • Coo ! )1 4,1ap t istr eet; n PER and Co. Surgeons, Char b!tNol."l PE R adjoining Rowland '4)Years regular p ' ractice, can aver that t ee `tuns Yearly to a Certain Compinint, nwildg t'''atty ii , wi th ent 4 (4 Si th ili„tebbY illiterate Men, which have caused 4 11, ett, t, .eS On the bead, face, and body, se in the ears deafness - , strictures, oh the shin-bon'es ulcerated sore throat, L i py trtene head and limbs, ' (frequently mistaken Nti t ) a li t fr"l'ral caeca a% Itheumati) • at last * Dropsy en ktist: tli e ' r Yl a and decay of the constitution, ,I'4l;,,ltit4t ot,,,lH'Proi;,'lll)Fl-IL DISEASE lurking in the (a4".,7v arid' ~ t se uf mercury. t " u4aallel eli till (1); have been regularl bred to the 'llO t,,ohdostre j:,Derience in the above di sorders are `l t t ht t . l 'et ta a4 4 . 11 ,9ers of the Roal College of SIT- N g , -"lnhiirgh; and it } is gratifying to their even 8 ' rout MeV h averescuedvery many of their t.ll . % d,,„it above dreadful disorders (after ,11 had failed) which hundreds can rith°el).er a nd - S e 0 (•,(?• are consulted daily from to tin h , la tke ;or by letters, post-paid, 11 ,k t 41 11 tirlY p a A When medicines and the best advice ;14;1,ts dub' he town or corintrv. tti t , !ho s , .',IIISTULA cured, without Burning /41e!,t (1 1 WllO labwir under . the most distress itler4t4tlera‘irs()eni I ... wh '.'tever cause, whether juvenile ‘ 1 '14, 1 4. (.' o ,""cl not despir, it they atiply b pd ; ‘..li;olottc- t t ckfriar, -road, • s C Lapel. 5 ree a a ,-OFFICE. 0 1° ,0 " ,; ,A k 1 ! 2 . 7 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1814. MEMORY OF THE LATE LOAD MELVILLE. ANY. OFFICERS of the NAVY• and ROYAL MARINES having signified a Wish to see a MONUMENT erected to tilt MEMORY of the late LORD MELVILLE, it is proposed to RAISE a FUND for carrying into effect so desirable an object. It is intended that the Monument shall be raised under the Superintendance of a Committee at EdinbUrgh, on the Summit of the Mountain called Arthur's Seat, in the Center of the County which his Lordship so ably and honourably re •lwesented for 30 years, where it will be seen from above thirty neighbouring.Counties, at the same time that it- will form an excellent Sea Mark for the Entrance of the Firth of Forth. " The Funds requisite for a work of this magnitude -will' of course be large, but when his eminent Services in Parliament, together with the numerous benefits which the Navy owe •to - This beneficent consideration are recollected, there can be no doubt but all ranks will vie with each other in their endea vours to perpetuate his Memory by a Monumea as conspi- Ctious as Ur Virtues, and as lasting as their Gratittldm It is scarcely necessary to call to the recollection of the Sailor or Royal Marine, that to him their families are in debted for comforts which were unknown to them in farmer times. The present moment, when ships are being paid off, furnishes thew with an opportunity of evincing their grateful sense of these benefits by contributing to the Find. As soon as a sufficient sum shall be collected, it is intended to form a Committee for the purpose of receiving Designs and Estimates, and prosecuting the .Work without loss of time, on a scale equal to the amount which is likely to be collected ; and all persons are invited to assist towards raising a Structure which may hand down to posterity the admiration and gratitude so justly due to that Friend of the British wlrose Memory it is intended to perpetuate. Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Drumnione, bankers, Charing-cross ; the Secretaries of all the Comman ders in Chief in the United Kingdom and its Colonies; by all the Navy and Marine Agents in London; Walter Reid, Esq. Pay Office, Plymouth ; and at the Pay Offices of all the King's Ports ; to be placed by them in the !lauds of Messrs. Drummond, " For a Monument to be erected to the Memory Of the We Lord Viscount Melville." Mr. G. Eden (Storekeeper's Office) • - . ,C 1 0 0 B. Pidcoek (Do.) 1 0 0 • • —T. Kempson (Do.) .1. Hardcastle (Do.) -- K. Cuthbert. (Master Attend. Office) 1 0 0 St4her Smith (Survey Office) 1 o 0 .I.l'arrington (Do.). 0 10 6 R. Thohurn (Boatsw, Sheer Hulk) —I. Evans (Master Sail-maker) W. Hooke). (Master Boat-builder) 1 0 0 Anderson (Boatsw. of tliellunderer) ,O 10 0 Received from Naval-Yard, Leith. James Bruce, Esq. (Naval Officer).... , George Patterson, Esq. (Master Attendant) .... 5 5 0 ,Mr. .James Gunn (Naval Office) 0 10 6 S. Civilian), Esq. (Master Shipwright) 1 1 0 Mr. J. Bruce (Naval Office) 0 5 0 Latona's Ship's Company, 7 Day's Pay. Cherokee's 1)o. Do. 7 Do. Clio's ' 1)o. - Do. s Do. Many Names of Subscribers are without doubt omitted ; but as it is intended to publish a List of Subscribers monthly. It will be esteemed a favour if tlio,c Gentlemen who have un dertaken to receive Subscriptions would send a List as often as convenient, addressed to Rear-Admiral W. J. Hope, M. I'. Leith. VERY TICK ET a PRIZE in the NEW -EU LOTTERY of only 6,000 Tickets, the whole of which will he drawn in Onr Day, the-15th October; all Purchasers muSt, therefore, if they miss the Capitals, have a Return of part. of the Purchase•niooey, as there are not any Blanks in the Lottery. The Scheme contains Prizes of 20,0001. 2,0001, &e. &c. _ . The Ticket, No. 12,243, A Prize of 20,000, in the Lottery just finished, Was shared and sold in One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Tw•o Sixteenth Shares, by EATON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and IS, Coventry-street, at which truly fortunate Offices the Tickets and Shares are now on Sale for the above novel and ingenious Lottery.—The Holders of-the Out-stand ing Shares of .th-e 20,000 L Priie, are respectfully requested to bring them for Payment. This Day was publisliA,- In One Valume, Sri). price 19s. LEMENTS of HEBREW GRAMMAR,: in Two Parts.—Part 1. The Doetrine of the Vowel Points, and the Rudiments of the Grammar.—Part 11.. The Structure and Idioms of the Language; with an Appendix containing the notation of the Hebrew Verbs in Roman Letters. By J. F. GYLES,..Esq. M.A. Sold by J. Hatcbard, 190, Piccadilly; and Upiram, Bath. This Day was publis4cd, In ode Vcilnine, sea. price 7s. Gil. boards, PARIS, in 1802 and in 18.14. By the Rev, W. tiff EPHEitD._ _ _ In the Press, in 2 vols. Svo. illustrated with plates by Lowry, Systematic Education, or Elementary Instruction in the va rious Departments of Literature and Science ; with Practical Rules for studying each Branch of useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. Shepherd. the Rev. Lant Carpenter, LL. D. and the Rev. J. Joyce. . , • Printed '.for Longman, Ilttrst, Itee:!, Orme, and Brow, Paternoster-row. - OBSERVE, a few. Copies only are now left on sale (price Three Shillings) of that. carce, interesting, and useful fa . wily Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of. the Author, and a View of Gilead House), entitled • - A..GUIDE to II EA LT : or, Advice to both SC:ICS, In a variety of Complaints. By !*:OI.4OMON, M. D. Containing ate..::'' Firciale Diseases, Nervous and Hy pochondriac Complaints ; also General Remarks on those .Dis eases with which tie,: human body is most frequently afflicted ; explaining the svniptonts, :Minh! , of treatment, and remedies 'most_ properly adapted foe each respectiVe complaint. To which is annexed, A Dissertation on the Properties and }Erects of Hot and Cold-Bathing ; .also an F.sFay nu Secret Venery; and, a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, 'and Stcrility or Barrenness incident to Females,&e.—The whole illu:strated with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. " The bast preservative to keep the mind in health," says Lord Bacuil,-" (and in many instances the bwi ytoo) , is the faith ful admonition of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislik e o f baring not merel) our vices, but even our foildes, follies, and faults exposed, deters thousands from asking for or receiving what the philosopher recommends; and thus Youth in parti cularrush headlong into the vortex a dissipation and death ! consequences s 9 destructive to the species. and eventually to population, has fallen to my lot, li the publi cation' of the WADY. TO HEALTH,' which is' pointed 'out 'to the deluded of either sex as the '' Silent. Friend," which they uuty consult without exposure, and with assured confi dence of success. This is that sunshine; the genuine warmth of which the slender roots of prejudice cannot bear. As Truth prevails, prejudices subside, and all persons aee left to their own judgment and their own experience. London Printed for the Author ; and, sold by Sam. Leigh, S ,- Strand; Sherwood, Neely, and 'Jones, Paternoster-1 ow ; sold by all Booksellers in the 'United Kingdom. No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed. - LOCK AND SURGIC2 AL DISPENSARY. Hii Royal -Highness the DUKE of YORK, President, and • the following Coniu►ittee of Governors . Earl of Egremont Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. • Earl of Leit.ri►n ' John I.:douche, Esq. M. P. Rt. Hon. It. IL Sheridan; M. P. Cul. H. Clements, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Capt. J. Huy. • SURGEON, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. ripHE above ESTABLISHMENT unites the 'F Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes sional Skill and extensive Practice that the worst Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however invetet ate or of longstanding, experience a complete Cure, as well as that Derangemout of the Generative Organs, Which impairs the Constitution and shortens' Life. . Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, - No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square, where the necessary - Advice and Medicines will he given, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. Just' published, price as. Practical Observations Ott the above Diseases, ; -sold by Sherwood and Co. 00, Paternoster row, and by H.llighley, No. Y 4, Fleet-street. • SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. At Leith. s. d. Rear-Atlmiral 7m. J. Hope _ _ Vice-Admiral Jolin Hunter Rear-Admiral Fraier 3 3 0 Captain 04ilvie • lO 10 . 0 Captain A. Stuith (Latona)' .... . - . • 5 5 0 Captain G. Ferguson Captain Jas. Murray (Oberon) Captain George King 5 5 0 Captain B. C. Gator .. 5 5 0 Captain S. G. Pechell (Unicorn) Captain Stoddart 5 5 0 . Captain Jas. Watson Captain Mathew Buckle Captain J. G. Garland (Alert) ' Captain David llumsay Captain T. D. Boswall Captain Christopher Minn (Nightingale) Captain Baugh. Captain Tait Captain A. B. Bingham (Myrtle) Captain W. R. Jackson (Bris:eis) Captain Tailour Captain Win. Farrington (Clio) Captain Wtu. Ratua:e (Cherokee) Lieutenant David A nderson (Latona) Lieutenant John Mundell (Furious)... Lieutenant David Ramsay . • 2 2 0 Lieutenant It. Skipsey • Lieutenant Rick. linn 1 0 Lieutenant T. B. FeHowes Lieutenant Jas. Tait (Earnest) . Lieutenant Bich. Bankes (Forward) Lieutenant Ball -1 ,- (Clio) j Lieutenant G. Blurton • . • 1 1 0 Lieutenant Field • .............. ..... _ _ ....... Mr. Williamson (Surgeon, Latona) . 2 2 0 • Mr. Platt (Purser, Ditto) Mr. White , (Master, Ditto) Mr..Cotterell (Purser, Clio) Mr- Rutherford (Surgeon, Ditto) Mr. Livingston (Master, Ditto) Allen Field, Esq. Secretary List transmitted by 1)r. Thompson, Deptford. Vice-Admiral Sir Thos. Williams Two Captains, 51. ss. each Doctor Thompson Transmitted by Walter Reid, Esq. Plymouth Vice Admiral Domett .... lO 10 0 Captain Gage (hulas) . lO 10 () Captain Walker (Bedford) . lO 10 0 Captain Lord Colville (Queen' Captain T. Elphitistone (Dublin) Captain Sir Christopher Cole (Itippon) . 5 5 0 Captain 1 - 1. Stewart (late Podaegus) .. 5 5 0 Captain Cumby (Ikperion) , '5 5 0 Captain Prescott (Luilanus) .„ . •5 - 5 0 Jos. Whitby, Esq. Superintending the Breakwater 10 10 0 ... .1. Billing (formrrly a Pursert - Ju 0 0 Captain Ilan (Salvador del 11 wadi) , 2 2 4) Captain C. Joiies (Vile de intrisr . 2 2 0 Captain E. Collin) (Hitlf-pay Commander) Richard Bromlev, Esq. Secretary Dr. Thompson (Naval Hospital) 2 2 0 Mr. A. Gordon (Pay Office) Mr. Walter Reid (Ditto) Mr. J. Woolt•idge (Ditto) Mr. Wm. Hodge 3 3 0 _ Mr. Orcisaid (Parser) Mr. Nobbs (Ditto) Mr. Nesbett (Ditto) Mr. J. Moore (Master) Mr. J. King (Ditto) Mr. J. Drinf (Ditto) 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 P I Mr. J. Mann (Ditto) ... 1 1 0 Ten Warrant Officers, at 10s. names to be trans mitted . • 0 0 Four Ditto, at ss. each List transmitted by T. Aldridge, Esq. London Admiral Hilly Douglas Captain Peter Douglas Caitlin J. M. Adye . 5 5 0 Transmitted .by Joseph Whidbey, Esq. Officers and Clerks of the Breakwater at Plymouth 23 7 6 Collected by Captain Vesey, on paying Liverpool's Ship's Company ... l3 2 0 Transmitted . by General Lewis,, Royal Marines Woolwich. General Lewis Colonel J. Home , Lieutenant and Adjutant Congton 1 1 9 Dr. Jainsh . . • • 1 i 0 Mr. A. Jainsh • 1 1 u Transmitted by Thomas Burnett, Esq. Store :keeper' IVeolwich. Thomas Brown,,Esq. (Master Attendant) 5 0 0 Edwaril Si son, Esq. (Master Shipwright). ,0 0 Thontas•Burnett, Esq. (Storekeeper) 5 0 0 D. Dunn (Surgeon) 1 0 U Mr..t. Andres (Sup. Master) t 0 0 Archibald Moody (Master Itcgg) 1 0 0 CHING's PATENT WORN' LOZENGES A RE t'atronized by the First Noblemen in the Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable Lathes, who have given this Medicine to their own Chil dren, and also to the Poor of their respective Neighbour hoods, with unparalleled success Her 'Chace the Duchess or The Hon. Lady Say and Sete. Leeds •• • • ;.1 he Right Hon. the Countess Her (irace the Duchess Of of Shafteshury. Rutland. The Right. Hon. the Countess The Right Hon. the Countess of Mountimeris. of Darnley. The Right Hon. the Counte'ss The . Right Him. Lady Caro- of 'Cork% line Cape!. The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Right Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman. [nth Spencer. Lady Page Turner. 'the Hon. Lady Boston. Lady Lot-et. And many other Ladies of the first rank and character, too ' numerous to insert'. Sold at R. Butl er 's Ch em i ca l an d Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapsidr, corner - of St. Paul's Church-yard , London, and most country I‘Ledicitte Venders in every Wien , in Boxes, at 9A. 91' each. .., . 't ) - ; j ~.-1'....'..--:.- ...... : :../ '".>"" , " - • '...' .. ~..` ~-Z...:`,...: '/ ' - . ---L-.. . • . . . . • *'. t , 10.1 i , t)-}\4 7 :),_ _l. c .:::' ;-i, a ' s't-, !:.N • ' • .1 [PRICE SIXPENCE-TIALFPF,NNY'... OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept, 14, 1314. pHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA jEsrrs ORDNeiNCE tlb herein; give Nntiee, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Malt, on or hcAre Monday, the sth day gr. 12tdob?'r froM such Persons as may be willing to undertake ttor Perfrimante of the PLAISTEREWS WORK at the Tower j hestatinster ; Greenwich, Woolwich, Lewisham, Parfleet, Gravesend, and Tilbury, for Sereice of this Department, fi,r a Period cf Three Years, determinable after the Expiration ff the'lir.st Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of eith.ex Party. Further Particulars, together 'with the Terms and Condi tions of the Conti-act, miry be knort.24, at the Secretary's (Vice, irz PallaJfall Vbresaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the ,Proposals ,izust be de livered, sealed up, and indors4," Proposals fur Plaistereei Work ;" but Ile Prcposal van be admiAted after the said 51h. of October, at Twelve o'clock at Noon o f the ram:: defy; nei ther will any Tender be noticed, :inks; the Party 9rzaki.4- it, or du Agent in Ms behalf; shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRI:11 - , Seeretaril. OFFICE OF ORDNA.VCE, Sept. 12, 1914. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M JESTI"S ORDN..-iNCE do hereby give Notiec k that Proposals,uill be received at [heir Wire, Pall Mull, on -or before Monday, the 10th day of October next, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the. supply of certain Article. of I RONMONGERY, for Semite of this Department, for a Period of Three l'; , (trs, determinable after the Expira tion of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Op tion of either Party. Patterns of the Articles nay be viewed upon application art, the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Twver ; and ferther particulars, 'together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract s may be known at the Secretary's lyfice, ire Pall- Mall aforesaid, any pay between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealca *up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Ironmongery Articik ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 10th of Octo 'ber,. at Twelve o'Clock al Voon of the same Day, neither will any Tender ; be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his b6all, shall attend: By Order of the Board, CHE Socrettdo. RUPTURES RADIQALLY CURED. IMESSRS.• LINGFOR D and .Co. remdred from 37, Southampton-rum, to No. 18, Keppti-street, Russel-square, where they pnrsbe their PRACTICE . on H. , ;11- HIA, feeling an inward Satisfaction at ;wing, the first who, hare matured and promulgated their New Discovery fir t 1.6 Perfect CM e.of this dreadful Complairtt : 'TIM , a; minierous Patients who have honoured them, has been universaM , atiK tied; the greater 'put of w!luin hare been . porfecaly emee), its IQ days to a month, which fully proves its efficacy. NEWLY INIPORTEIL VERDIGONIAN OIL, of PERSIA, and PERSIAN X . VATF.R.,,. for promoting the GROWTH and BEAUTY of the HAIR; pationized by the Royal Family, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, the King of Prussia, the au chess of Oldenbuegh, and all the Nobility in Europe. R li b l i C . ; ‘ l!. an h ti a s o the ltry, h a o honour H t o 1 . 1 1 14( ) 1 1 1:!; , c l e . f t o o the r VERDIGONIAN OIL of PERSIA, and PERSIAN WATER. The very great demand witnessed of late for these Articles,, has induced him thus early to make it known to the Puhlic, in order that those Ladies (whose reeeta disappointment he so sincerely laments) may hare an opportunity of, obtainii4 the same, by au immediate application to their respective Perfumers. To those whom experience has nut tan A lit the invaluable properties of the Verdigonian Oil of Persia, it is sitflicient to say, it possesses, in a superabundant degree, those qualities so essential to the Beauty and Growth ut fte- Hail• ; gloss, flexibility, and firmness of curl, added to the most delicate and odoriferous fragrance, which renders it decidedly superior-to any other. The Persian Water'is equally remarkable for its astonishing qualities in chang ing the co lour of the Hair, which it effects in a few hunrs, by the silo pleat process. Sold wholesale by Mr. R. Price (the Agent), No.' 12, Three King-court, Lombard-street;' Patcy, Butts, and Co. Lom bard-street; and,retail by Smyth and Nephews; Grain: and Peirce,. New Bond-street; Wass, Cheapside; Bailey anil Blew, Cockspur-street; and Newberry and Sons, St . Church-yard, London; in the Country, by all the respectable Perfumers. FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER. 2s. 6d. Ss. 10s. 6d. and 225. per B o ttl e . THOUSANDS of Ladies and Gentleman wllre have used PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL, have declared they will use no other Oil. Is proved the best and whole . somest Oil for'the hair ; is so great,a nourisher, improving, preserving, and beautifying the hair of Ladies and Gentle men, and Children; and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey, and makes weak and short hair grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair as soft as silk, and keeps real or false hair in beautiful curls; where there is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, by Using Russia Oil regularly, if the least roots, will be restored. Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald hare declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, - the bald - - places became covered with hair. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole pretence what- Proprietor - , Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxford -street, Loudon ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine VCIIIIC1:S. CAurros.—There are many who have used Ralph) Oil with out benefit, on account of being taken in by the impostors, who sold them counterfeit, particularly in the Country ; therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's Russia oa .the Directions and Bill sealed up with each Bottle, it i s proven, tn t, 1. th that whoever is i) t s sells selling coun terfeits to their customers. It was an observation of the • - • FAMOUS NINON P'ENCLOS, I c t e k ' i s% sia a are Impostors, as that Ladies front 30 , to 50; when they could wear their own Hair, were reckoned thA tineSt Women,' which is FotIN i) OUT AT LAST. • Brown or Black. Hundreds of Ladies who use to wear False changed immediately to Dark H a G ir re , y be H ca a n ir se ° t r he V ir l o s w k • e n " became Grey, have left off the False Hair, and now wear 'their own, as it certainly i s a great addition, for (without doubt) there is-not any thing makes them look older than Grey or False Hair. --Als o , thou_ sa nds of Gentlemen w h o use d t o have Red or Grey Vnisliers, that was a great disfi gure t o them, are now quit e dark, from their using P r i nce ' s I m in-creed Dye, prepared with spirits', which is the wiry innocent And wliolestone.Dye ever disco-: rered ; dyes Grey Hair, or Red or Grey Whiskers, Imme diately, to dark Brown or Black, on an improved principle. Caution.--As there are several spur ions Dyes now Which are prepared with Caustic, dangerons to use, and in jurious to the health, and makes the flair and tVhisker7, turn • Purple ; 'therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's Im proved I)ye, a guinea a bottle ; or two' bottles fug 1 21. ; or one 'dozen tol. GmyrioN--The Cover'of each bottle is printed iii golden ink. Directions are sealed up with each bottle,' so that ably one can dye their own hair with ease and pleasure. To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the Country, by sending a remittance by post to Mr. Prince, John-Areet, Oxford-street, London, will send by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. a , • t`..1 , -• 1••°' .P Dtf ,1 ti °'' ~,, 1 7' 0' ,4 01 i 5 J V , Jt` ' I i,4, L!f 1 1; P‘l• P'Y r t .,%('' to f £r~- f z / 11 1 ' 4Y' 0. pb:y) ' v z Alit';4,