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Tkg , • - ,,, t -. ) rr, , 4 , , l ,J3LS ° -FOLD s Lees, [ed xtt ; the al qar rery de eleiant eligible 3. Acres en• :t %Tr- ,rcis pet' ceived, . RieC pictu ansionr on of 4 V• 14 1 the of T/I;3' Pali. VMS. OLD .iattc)rs goo& Ara ter- Tar ed ; r to kk 60a iri cnt and Pa -lans the Mr. RUMBA it 2763 To MASONS, BRI CKL4YE tzo. THE COMMITTEE - for carrying. into execu_ _,. ton the. Aci of,P,irliament for rendering more.commo uleusand for better regulating the Port of London, will meet tGUildhall in the City of London, on Thursday the 3oth ay ° fl , uiy, tBot, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon precisely, to rec eideroposals forperforining the .;ever4l AR PI FICE RS b OkKS necessary in the erection 61 the Loch Pit. at the -11-13.ckwall end of the Canal in the Isle of Dogs. The Drawings and SpecificatiOns of the said Works may be seen at elle Canal Office, Blackviall. lax. COALS for STEAM-ENGINE, ISLE OF DOGS. THE'COMMTTTEE of the COURT Of 'QM_ .NlqN cciuNrclJ 4 , foT IMPROVING the PORT o f 1- () NDON,',will meet at Guildhall on Thursday next, th e 3 °o l of this instant July; at Twelve o'Clock at Noon pre._ to receive :Proposals in Writing, sealed ttp u for vo '"",rag and delivering on or near Stewart ' s Whart, 131ack i;/;l11,, ONE HUNDRED CHALDRON of Wblls F;• , J, Incisor Sportful), or Tanfield Moo: CiYALS,' tor tltt S tearn En' Ole at we Isle of Dog's. RIX. SOR r IZEY IRO -RAILWAY, P rl - 4E• COMMITTEE appointed to carry in -() • E'necution the IRON RAILWAY • from WANDS- W6P - 1711. to CROVDON and CARSHALTON, hereby giv e -Notice, they are ready ,to reLeive, Proposals . for the BUILDING of a LOCK SWIVEL BRIDGE and the Walls of a Eason, tOgether, with the digging of the Lock Fir, Canal and Ba‘on at Wandsworth. F4also Proposals tor throwing up and forming the . Line of the Road, and 'Stubbing,. Ernbanking, and Graveking the s°as to Ptepare 'it tor the Persoh Who has contracted ip lay the Iran Raih; v iy: Such Persons.as are willing to un ctse:itake the slnte [nay see.P.lans, SpecifiCations, and Patti. irs of tile Work to be done by applying to Mr Luttiv, _.Wantklv.?rtn, whom I l roposals, sealed up, are to be fae/iv;red 9a or before the sth Day a/info:it next. By Order of the Comniittee, W. B. .1213TT LY, Cie*. I\IOTIC.F., to JOHN- VAIR, SON of the deceased WIL. Wigmaker in Edinburgh:. THAT. it he will apply to Thomas Brodie, Esq. No. King's Bench Walk, ['envie, j.ondoa to )oseph CauViti, Esq. Writer to the Signet, - Edinburgh , , IWill be informed-of the Particulars of hi s: F at h e r's Will, 4 tavonr, under which he is ptutitled to a considerable r "Perty. The ,aid John hair was Appieritice Mr. Tucker,- At :fain-ie..; 11-lount-rovv, Lambeth, .London; .praclised a short ,ole ter infostiii in tile year z - 78$, and' afterwaryis resided at jatil Peon's, Esq. at Stoke Park, near . Wihcisor. And dine 4ict johiv. Vair li-as a Ct..ild or Children,'-they oi nsiderab!e. Advantages :arising to tlaern from the said Will, l'Port applying to Mr. Brodie, or Mr. Cativin. It is requested that any of ,those to whom the said John v air was :indebted, orothers,with whom- he was acquainted, Will. such information _as they can respeding Mtn. and *here-he last resided, by Letters addressed to M. .13-.- - edx, or Cauvin, as above: CEMENT rOit ETYILDIN.G. MESSIZS. - PARKIR and CO. Banksidr, Mariu_ facture Centent,.or Mortar, or Building irt,Water, 'which far surp..twes in utility any Terras or Li me M ortar. I t .tives to all kinds of Brick or Stone. Work an unaortunGn.&:- k. - c,, : Ana-- c.•.lierion. I t sets undtr water l ,sisog ,becomes as hard as Stone, and may be expoSed . even to tne 4 4 1 0 n of the Sea without injury. In all Buildings; therefore, intended either to resist or contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage. They also prepare a very turd and durable STUCcO, t thich'effeauallydefends Buildings from the injurious etreas of wevanddarnp. HUNTING BOY. TO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately, or at :',,fichael- was next, , • A NEAT HUNTING 130 X, consisting of. Three Parloori, Cour 13cd-t.hamiacrs, Two Garrets, and a samli CuedLx. ;vatted round. Tne Out-olikes consist tY . a C 0 at: h.. house, StdWe fry Eight Horses; and a Barn wi l i ‘ n si;r easily be converted into more. . . ,! e Premises are . most pleasantly situated at QUORN DO /4, cloSc . to Lord Se: ton's Hunt, and'ure only tw o m it es arid a half from Loughbro', and eigitt from Leicester. . For further particulars, inquire of Ml:Atobert, Glovvk Quorndon. MO,Nrd'Ogri:itYSl-tIRE 1 RF.EUbLD EsTATEs. • TO TBE sou) BY AUCTION/. ;.icy pENS AM - CLARK It - r • tlre,Lion:lnn, in on Thursday and Friday, the 6 , .1x ar l'ith Days of Aug ist, 18or, at Three o'clock in the Afterno , _. - )_n of caLo ,J.ty, - in Thirty-six, or suctr other Lots ai shalt he agre e d upon, and subject to such Condi rpti,uls as sh.,il he produced at the Time of Sale IE L A N;) I ON . - 0 S F,, LLAN Dta NlO j -{A. LL, with several MESS TJAG ES, FA 1-2 NiS,' anti. rENJE ENITS, and.ailoot vo Acres of ax. Mead ra')le, anti rasture Land, situate in the lilantlrniio and Liandisilio," in 'the said County Tht Estke s lie in a most picturesque and estile part of the County of Montgomery, an. easy distance frond Lime. and Coal, and are -capable of great improvements. The principal pan or the Land adaßted :or reeding; and` the whole •is very morl&ately rated to the Land Tax. • Th Manion -blouse pleasantly' situated in a beautiful 'Vale, 14 miles distrust from Shrewsbury ; the remainder of the Esta , .e a little more, arid is sicii*e about nine miles-from from Oswestry, and nine' from Llatifyllin, all good Mar et Towns. • • , For further information appl y to Mr . Vickers, Cranmere, r ear B r, i t i gn ; 'itlessrs. Maddock, Presland and Norrell, Solicitors, Lincoln's-ihn, or Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Llan fy ;. at t yr roe Offices prinsed Particulai-s may be had in•zi .few days; at the A u ' ficitignortii ; the Pl ace or S ala and the . princin,4.l" Inns in Shrewsbury, : O swestry, Poo l , Llanfvjli:), and Llanyrri.Vnech ; ancrof Mr. Bromlev, of the Weil.plouse. Farm,. in Landrinici, who will .direa . proper rersons to shew the Estate, and Wit,b whom and at Mr. - T homas's'Office, a Map descriptive of the Lots will. be-left. - - 'or BILIOUS DISORDERS, and to SEA BATHERS:: A S the excessive heat of the weather . reriders, .- t (l...Bilious Complaints more fret - Inca. thari . any other at lii'stime of the seasOn, Mr. DIXON', Apothecary; Proprie tor °fete ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, begs teae to remind the Public of their superior efficacy, both as preventing such 4 - 1 1 orders, and entirelyremo;ii - N the symptoms they. produce. The great demaiki for them for eXpo;tati o rt to th e warmer Climates, is the-best recommendation .that can be given. or , their excellence in counteracting that •acctirriulation -of bile ' Which ( . :essi we heat occasions, and which disorders digesti on , and injures the action of the lioivelS.. prom _their dna in 'acting o n the akin,' they - are/highly useful along wit:i a cours ofsc4,:b4hing, as they prevent tout head-ach and . Whigh i bMenfilpeeeds the opetation o fbathing, if taken time beforeitDuring piegnancy,; from their operation, are more useflerthan any ether id preventing tit costivehess.Too habit, sickness of stomach; and uneasinc, is a ttend on the stare Tb.e ei..connuins thfs.inedicine has received m the privatapraelice of the rietor, 'renders it unnecessary t o say more' in itsfav,i:r. Cases of their extraordinary eificaLy are wr.tpp&i to. , lia eath.biix, signed G. I)ixonr and le'lltd with , his Sold wholesale and retail 'fit Ching and Butler's Medicine ,Wareho'use, N 6.4, Cheapside; near St. Paul's London, in- toxes-at ss: sd. ; half-boxes 2a. 9d. ; and iincarnii , , boxes,. / 1 . is: each, Sold also-by,Wood, Weymouth; Grcory 'and. C , ill,ert, Brighton ; HaLard' - and:MeYfer, Bibs; Silver, at Margate • Burgess; aarnsgate; Stafford, Worthlrig ; 1) ,.:: - ne, ;- Belant. Portsmouth; .Gregsons, Liver ; ct)ti, by one Kespeatable.A4eilicip.; Vender in -v-r,;, ,•, and ?lir Towh'in the United Kingo.r-4. - 1 /KED NI SDA Y, JULY 29, 1601. This Day were pul?lished, in Three Volumes Octavo , Price One Guinea, in boards, A New Edition of OBSERVATJONS ors MAN, his Frame, his Duty, and his E s xpetions.• 11)y DAVID iL .HARTLEY, M.D. • To which are added, illustratit're'Notes from the German of Pistorious. Printed for T. Johnson, in St. PauN Church-yard ; where may be had, a • Print of Dr. klartley, 4ta. price 2.5. ... 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Ins T7SBLE TALK of, rt 7 E 3 0112 aLDOI4V Esq, of the Inner Temple i ' bei n g the sense Ot i Virßeti g isaatier; of weistat and high (x)ns,equence, relating especilacy.i't6 Religion and State. 'A new Edition, price as. ' with a Life of the. °Au thor. 1 CZ`J-14 latet, vis c.t notissima, • EXTRA T, or ANIMA bt lEU 1 . .-Calcnoel 01.ry ER, in the, late Campaign in India, and. during - the Siege 9f Sefingapatarn, ahlicled with Pysentery.,and general Debility, and cured by Hallam and Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA ; the particitlars oi s which he has obligingly communicated. in the follow'-4Letter, , to B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, with.the express el_si.c 4 that it star be made public : • . No. 'IS, "Wigniore-streets Cavendish7sqifere, six+ - • Febrtfary :6, :Sot. •In the latt.Campaign in:lndia (whielt terminated-so fortu nately tor tpe British Empire),. I. : " . .was exposed, during a march - through the Mysore, to excessive fatigne and ze burn ing sun, .that eneirvatecl my whole system, .vvnich increased rapidly.in fpe course of the Siege offSeringapatain; during winch, from the'clampeess of the Intrenehments, I. was at te,:ked witka violent Dysentery, Anil by further -exertion in carrying by assault this important place, •was • so far re ribeed. as to he rendered in ca pabl e of fu•rther service: tile Whole system had received a shock that threatened . iintrie diate dissolution,. no part of it seemed longer capable. of per_ - forrnbig its- proper funetion.; the stomach :and . towels, were . unablt t o r eta i n t h e sir ail quantity of food' taken, which - pas:..d off immediately ; • the Nervous System and Muscular Fibres were equally atli:ded with constant. tremor and debt , lily, to such' a degree as to render even w2lking extremely 'difficult.. This affection, with the constant irritation on. the Stomach' nd Bowels, produced continual vain and fatigue. • During my passage to England, I had '_every. assistance, . • Without.the smallest advantage. On my arrival, I procured, Medical Aid' from 'every quarter that *as thought likely to affbrd*.relief, and for several months attended regularly to the medicine and regimen prescribed by thy PhYsiciaris, without receiving the least benefit:, • Cln October last I called on you, to inquire if Hallam and o.'s Extract, or :anima of Quassia, was likely to be of Ser vice in my iiope:ess -situation. I' took it froth your rec.om in.:ndaeion, and have 'the diappinees of teeling• myself 4,er fectly restored; and that, by taking, a feW' 3 66ilei . only.. A very few doses produced an ease and.re r uliiiiiiii'ilk stomach . arid bowels, that had not been experienced since the fi rst attack of the disorder. In short, tile ... whole 'train Of dis tressing symptoms were soon ettee.ttiali relieved, and I have now the happiness to enjoy a state of 41alth 'flied little rea- • , son to expect. yjie•Proptietor*.partiettlarly.reaplest Purchasers will be careful to obs.:ri/e, each•box has a ceriltkale, signed in Ell ink, " E. Hallam and Co." as. no tither canposibly be genuine.. . . Sold wholesale only, by B.. Shaw, No. 74; 3orough ; and 6 Bidding, No. /6, • Oxforit.street ;•-Newb4ry, 'corner . y •Jt St. Cliurch4.lnl4;: Pearsall, No. 231, Hot .itt, Royal Euiraogei- Sweaey, No. 24 Pall-Mall . ::d N Piccadilly ;•• Ind funk, No. 127, Strand; •in es. and mom. ' a,ll large pacli.ages, contain lilt; nye nolcs, .ii. each, a - Lay:included.. This Day was published. . . In One thick Vol. izahcf. pric . e'ss. in boards, or Es. bound ;. Containing rnoreLetter-pres's than any other Medical Work of a general and popular nature ; MHE_ FAMILY PHYSICIAN . , or ijOMESTIC , MEDICAL.F_RI ENV), containi ng p l a i n and practi cal instructions f or the prevention and cite of Diseases, ac-- cording to thelast improvements and discoveries, with a se ries of chapters .on Coldatefal Subjects, coinpriziug every thing relative to th e Th eory and -Principles the Medical Art, necessary to be known by the private Practitioner ; Ice w:lole divested of scientific and wbEds aiid phrases; and adanted - to the.use of those Heads of Families•who have not, laa'd'a Classical' r MC:clicil Education / 1 3r-!ALEXANDER-TFIOMSON,M.,D. Author of MediCal Consultatiuus ; of an Essay on the Dis-. eases of Wornon • Of a'Treatise on the NerVes ; .of a Tran slation from the , ' Latin of Bontius on the Diseas,:s of Java ; ofa Translation of the Lives bf . Siietonitis, with - Notes ; of Dialogues an a Library aad of Letters or. the British Mu seum.. Ali, tine compass of an Ad vert i sement, it would be irnpos:, sib), to point put the iportaut improvements and discove ic.,-,,, :La the of new And vaaiiaL)le informaLion , ivhi.:h incorporated int , ythisWork, and which .itave not hitherto been exhibited ha a plaiu and popular "forrri.' No Chapter or Article throughout the Book is deficient in some nhoottatir objecl et instrtcti. , while for fullness and pialn tams, the whoie may be, placed in competition with any other popular Work in any language: ."Thy Author has through out studkd to make himsellinteili , ,;itile .to.the.plsitiest un derstanding,' to rendes .h ft)r au pen on every point co-h -ptete and' satisfactory, anit he haS hatlit in view, t hatin mans eat- u irrstanes awl situations, his Book may be the only advice at hand, upon whiqi the hitt:ire comfort and' life of a fellow =attire may depend. • Printed toe K.' Phillips; No. PauPs . Church-yard sold by Hurst, Wallis, Syirickals, cind.W est aud Hughes, Pa ternolet._ ro 7 ' LackinKton, Alien, and - Co. Finsbury-square; Crosby. and Letterman, Stationers'-coiiii ; Wilson arid Spence, York ; Bi!rbtir, Edinbu rg h ; J. Metier, Dublin, and by all Bet-kSelicis anaStationers.- • • ; • N.. V. That this popular -Work may obtain art immediate cihiti;Akon,' commensurate with the important and useful in formation waich it contains, Mr. Phillips engages, at *any titre, to exeiane. - with any Bookseller,' Copies of any - of ins Pliblixationslor,new, clean, and pAricet CopieS of this Wink. • I'O BE SOLD'B'T'AAJCTION, Betvraett theptesent time. anti AiliOlilittas next, unless' pre_ viousls. of by Irffi.ate Cont rad 1 7 IHE MANOR FARM. of BARKSORE;. in-the PariTh t Flalstoyi, about s miles front SittingbbUrn, th.: Coun'y of Kent; 'consisting of Five liimilreA Acres of Lod i ! MarM, I , :leadovir;' Paeture, Amble; Salts, an,.l also N ii,:tx-ttvo Ac_ S t . I'4stuFe and Arable. NOtice v‘:.;1! giver;'of , the tinw;arki orsale;ror • iurther Geurge - Barnes, at Ospringe P-ar561,30:, ' '•' • • . . . ~ woIt..THY Tait:ATTENTION 07 ALI—RANKS: t . The Aftlicled are now lia - , -, pily pt'esente'.l with .a,' most safe, sal tar„ 'ant. . absoittre , Specift:;t'-for those tieplor;ible and nitlierto 'incurable lJ:seases, i;m K.iii ,, 's ~ q vii,, Serofola, Firth: 4ki, ' •Seurvk; (.' a:: 1 - ,2 Rheihriatism, P iles, - -Lep rosy, anti :.Ol Disorders Oc , ,,;;natitig .n an impure- stab or the • - . ine:J. • • • - r P yl :: ii.: ANTI-i iVi?..yTIGI - .NEF,, a Medicine .. founded du a,chc.,Slci...i and s ' phildsbphical 'basis, , w‘ir ranted ( - 3 , the experidii,'ic of a seiies of , years; sandiorkd . by Cu llei2a Prielice of Poysie and Nosologyi• and prepared 'ay S. SOLO -1 40N, ''r t). of 'tiVeipiiol, 'lkho plodges -himself 1 , - t'l i• , ....i'ilic, that tils Alediv.ine is perfectly innocent in its ri..,zarr. sari: iira-; :ippiteation, .:ruin powerfulfrefficaciout.- in ever; 'Species o.f 'I iniretlg,ines, or d!pr:ved habit, • withalfec tions (.3.f the skin.* It is of the utr4st, importancc to . those :afflit • - ted with any • .'of tliesedireful u ales, to.. their friends and relatives, as .well as: to she:rising generatiert, •tlitit, such. lieredatarY 'complaints may be Speedtlyc reinovr , , ;and 'the 'blood 14irifiecil frail every degree olaniastna,•. ' ' l 7'. ' •. • , - It Ii s li?en:lidld by arfP.Aysicians, thdt Chronic, Distem pers.abound..elhelly ;.inieng ',Ole inhabixants - . of , Ae •rtorthe fn . parts: of the - globe ;. a;,:73,rve have unhappily expjfieneect, :he , truift•O . tl4 asertio.) in ^this Country, vulifet - tile Vre4uen t sue dw ehauges of inn; weather, at cemiin s4ac l / 4 1.5 cifthe year, • sptc34 - thaldost exccuei.i-itin and alarmingAiseiditS atnong ite; by 4:nilling the 111:.:od, and materially alle:Cling'the state . of t • pcisintation, an 1 •tlitis dc.. - asionin4 colds, congls, tilt. r, sc'e., the pqr.tcnidusiharbili„,en'of al nicist -eveti dis ca,str &fah proires fat.;l to the iiihabitants of Gteat pritain . 3 . 11t C I) , :4:44y"thereis no pla'e,ofi earth So'SithjeCt to these sudden ' enanies as this I sia9d, where flit: extreahes of heat and 'cold at 4 otik , n ex perient'inonealay. -• 1-leiio it becomes, a m a tt er of, the ii; - ,rag importain.'e, to s , .:CI• oat tbr sonle,g - ..•neral and decht:xlre;n , :•Lty'liii-tiaose disorders wiii,:ii t a k e th eir T i se 'f rom obstructii•ci persPira,tion...• One orthe iniinediate etit,qts of this o,s;;:iicli: k of , . ''i to orita blinatethe•vital - fluid, which' is the soi..h:c;.oll,V;iusoF,Stinate absordesS, Limnying oat erupti o n s ii 4,n the skin, .to,..the y,tear ariiiOnc..s., of the unhappy sub .:•,: t ; arici, , by the'4:34;tl..ll,ily'4t,(ll VITUS,- undr ruining the (:,,tistittition,. an:1;5101i Oh:1i; ,the , ding•to the varitiiic4ii U-i'PiKStiiiitionaVpropensities . of f ih .; esg.ti:-:ctS,. and accortykOZ . :7 tiVLl'degree of in. .with .aiiich the.blood is ittpcegnated, it ernbitterS 'she patient's iir . c with dilii;rent disorders; and if recourse, 'be not. had in tithe to Proper ron&ciiiis; they ,i)::....'orne rosted in the habit; so that tew medicines can reach the malady, ,and many that are made lase of for that purp , •se, only save to exa . sporate and :lrive,tlie humours - into new . channels, - and thereby fib them deLier t,n the. Constitntion. ' • • ' Dr. Sclonalin, thewtore, having been long in possession of it re,:ipe for the certilin :Ind eifeetual 'Oure., of those disorders' whith take iheir rise from an impure and vitiated state of the blond and iyryip . h, and hating observed With deep "iegret tiro nuMbeiless instances wacti = t patie,us 'rave pined away a 'rni- .eiablee.xisterice witliont, receiving the smallest benefit from any thing they tz,,ild procine, matwithJtarining• the nianv pre- - tended remedies which haVe bei-in o'.l - 'ered to the Public as universal specifics for'those'cOrnplaints, Dr: Solbmon'haS at length yielded to the:pressing necessities of .his tel tures so deeply afiliaed, - and :12terinined to 11:‘,IiiliSli it to the world as a inedicine - of the greatest national iMportance,' and ' • truly calculated to cleanse the idood from all' foulness, coun- teract every morbid afFesaidn, and restore weal; and emaciated ' CollStitUtiOPS. The Evii, Strinna or Serofula, are hard, schirrons, and often indolent ttitnour.s, ,that ant,:t the - glands of the neck, under, the chin, arai-pits, groin, ha =,s, arms,- and wrists, Fnd most commonly is seatf d . in the ne•ak and bettarh the ezrs. To remove these ;obstinate Syrninoms, the whole Materia_Medica has been tried; with very little suet:es - 3, and • the unhappy sutterer left to drag out 'a nii;:erable exiatenee. Many are crawling-along on Crutches at this moment,: whom the Anti-lrivetigines would re tore to health aild vigour, if recourse was had to it:. The•direaions given with eacii Bottle i ate 'plain, and its applieation is attended with little or no troubie. . . ' . . The Anti4rnpetigines is an alterative and purifier of the blood; its operation is gradual, gentle, and afilloSt impet , ceptibie; it is the best substitute that has ever been disco-• vered ibr that dangerous 'mineral Mereury—it sweetens blend, and stimulates it to .expel all noxious and impure, juice, giving strength and tone to tilt, nervcs, enlivening'and mvigorattni both body s'd mind. For S; o. Cutaneous Lru ptiOns, - Dry or Wet Leprosy, the Anii4nipeiigines 'cer-' tainly..claiins a pre-entliiii,Ce.,pver a,l,other Medicines, being decidedly adap tea fbfthe'speedy, rem o val of these comp lain'ts, and, Will nut.9nlst cl*.dlc - ilea' alt °lit:sores and ulcers of ever So . disorders where Safi-vat:on repeatedly' when no other remedy conid, restore the' unhappy sufferer to ;hat health he. tinthrtunately'lost, the Anti-Inipetighie6 will be fou:1:1 the great and Only - restorer of health anti vigour. • Pro per DireCtiQns for every C-4,e, to. enable 'persons to cure themselves, are sealed up with eicii.Bot:le, price Ilal r.•a_ G 'inert: are Asti Fatally liottl,rs, containing the quantity of six at los. Gd. for 21 ibS.. by . which there is 135.• • 2. . Tills' Medicine m a y be °Stained every day at Ole fnlibwing — : iippcprited pi,:it.s of i;.iie, viz. in I,i)iiil , in, r):, , Alit:thews, No. 1, Strand ; and: by all tiie repiinbie IVili.cin's Venders,' 1;ook& - x-Ileri, &.,:„.. inev,.ly prini.ilial T0w:,..-iii the United iS.inOorn iuxi 'America. . . 4 r Via:: Cullen's Pra4tiv::: of Physic. No.. .17_1.7.. . •', • . • , • I \ \ ! . .......r . i.,. . r • • , 4 . , ‘11411,0„ . -7-,..... ,-, jai i, t,.. • A ~......,.....,_v. -„,,..,, lb, , .. -1- • ~ ....;c :j. . l lei , ~, ele - - - . ,r___-f•-__—:. - - 2 ,-- -Azs. '' 4 i , :i (ka 4 ,: 4 :11_-_ , F.-L.--- - .- - 4D • • , - :-_-- ... --, • ___ i ‘ i ' 4 - I V . 1 ..,'''''''''''- ~ ' Ai1.,,..,',...Z..7 . L........" . 11 0 ri... . • (- add-`V 1., ,4,15-, „,,,\,,\,,- , H,„ 61,,x PE Nt_ GEATZXL POS r or - rct, • , Montiy 7,3. 2" , g THE'Parf—Boy ioivt!ey;vg ti& iro,Yl 1.1:?'/E3( to EAST GRIAQT Eli?, %oat itopt this !Pio, about (7.4, , 0 ANer a 7,1 41 Qtari`c, rf trrr 0; ilia; ::4rin(yr EP.zatiro.v, • 41NREHA.31, -.SIA riVltiG , , jJr LE ff.ES,' ITC,KFIELD, ' Ave 1 f f-vc h'..;ye-E;gr, .erigbien et C irr. 1.. Ditto for Zcz:i'Grixstcazei, i Lair .Ditto for LCV,Vi, • iba T d apPrrhot4 7 and convi•:7, or canre headed and et??n..i,aci, the Pc . r...Qns committed this. Robt 4., ill4eentitlel to a Rewaid ill; ;:1:1)'1- over and aliove the Reward give.» t A 3 fa , .'iamens f3r apprehending Highwa . ,:inzen or if either the .rerJons eermed - therein. Will surrender biinself, a .d tv.47,e aisccvery,. whereby the other Person who commiacd nt.,v e apprehendid and hro; ( ght to .7f.stice, such - Diavc,ter e entitled 'to' the said - Reward; and will also receive His Ai f.ije4y's. most graciour Pardutt.. . . • ~ By command of His Majesty's P(.alotastei. Cereal, , .FR 4.V.: FIi.BEL INC, • This Day was published, Prke z,. A RAINY DAY,. or POE PICA', IMP tE 1.- 11 SIONS during a stay at.)3AIGHTII LAI STONE, in the, igenth or filly, apt.. . . By JAMES'BOADEN.. Printed for T.' Egerton, Military Liorary,,Wliiteh pit. MEDICIN -. ACT. • At the only Warehouse for Dr. frlLVlES's;i l olsv . ; OE It, No. 45, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard,. a• few_ Doors tnim trip .. . Cvnier Zit C naapside, r ilHE.following MEDIWN ES are I. So ld , th: Stamp, ' 'Prices annexed, inclusive' of the' Dime, 0.111- posedby,tu:s A ~f; i. o t tw adilitional ri is b„:en tf e upon Dr. JAMES's POWDER, waLli is coati: toe original .pfive.of zs.,6d. p6r Packet. It in .) had at 11. 4s: per Dozen; or the rrianitty *a, a 1; z'..!zt Packets; in- :one` for zsr 6,i. Daty ; that the Public are no sufferers. But in order to. fae:Jitate toe oper...tion, an.: to :.asset: the human of this Act; wii h wo•a1,1 in a ~Aa.,t proved a Tit` upon rli tt; I'i iii. iI ites are sold to any Pei sons ;tart free from the'expt - .1,c;.: ttp.."Sfanys• d. • Di. latnes's Powd , ..; 2 Ceph - 1 . ..7 • AgaleptiV, Pills 4 ,- "o ' Dr. Pare7o - Cattle Powder 1 6 ric L t 7.?r,:Hooper's Pills' i q i).-p.; 9 Dr. Aty can's Chalybeat" .E3saticeo, o Pips.- ' 4 0 kerry's Pills 5 0 Onn 5 Dalb . y" r....riannative 9 f..; 0 Xickelr'ilEinereat • • 3 ..,Is 6 rit - . ; 3 6 ;,- - 1 0 Greenhugh!s Tinettres No;• , „ „•, ; )., 5 Lozeriges 's i o Mr.S pence's Dent:iirice 4 S • - 24) t . reake's Tir.rt. ut Beak 6 ,; 2 fittxnant's, - hy ditto . 2* 8 -r. Soh. r. -z 9 Dr. Steet.s Opodeldoc z 6 Jonca's' Convulsion Oil -2 6 . Tincture - 3 6 Cite ,GettUine, Atquzbusade, irripaked, anti most al the other : Profit - Icor). Medicines . in repute... Orders for Exportation are supplied wi r rnout Stamps, as before this Act. . •N. 'As many Persons, p.trtAcljarly Servtlati and Mes .sengersontstake the •House, .F. 11E Wl3 E RY, tne Propfie tor, is tinder 'the ;nee rs ity of . pointing our, that it, is at the 'E ist. Fail cc St. Pau Vs, ' to Citeapi.le; Ricl that ix ai lare White Stuccoed Front, with these Words Tibet: ", THE ONI 1: WAREHOUSE iDR Dkt. :MES's ' • , 1. 0 9 , . . 0 , ‘ ‘,.. ~..,7- Stir ... . ---. To T. - ,1. A Y LJK,•l:oir; - *No. .9,....New 1..,1,,,;-.:-,.1.:.:3, . . \ • London". . , • SIR, ' Edinblirgh; May -2, 'Sao. - , TN the Spring of- . 1 794. - 1 wasatHieted with a • Venereal 'Complaint, which I •treved with indiiffT. ence thr five months ; but was Men Üblrged •to .ppfy to a regulat. Physician, who put a. temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease" (by mercurial applications.) log some tune; but oiwing„ in spite of all. it and the ~ itiviee of :the first (;•entlcin •n of the Faculty here, wof:ie, and For two years, I was' reuuced to- a state a in•fi;sti: paralleled and beyond description ) being an entnt.' and talcbeated from head to foot - -My head; throat, ttalVti-it;' 'ose, legs; anus, &c. five Pe* alternately in dan-go;tit becoMing useless; in Shortil have had' from - tw•aity to thirty eating ulcers . on nay .boy i and nearly totally prived , of,Sight.—lt Would -be voluminous 'to particuli_ rize - all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, orever. will -be, one et a more dangerous, or of is mole compli cated na-drre. t was lorfg . looked upon by my friends,-and imagined myself, beyond all . 115pes of recovery.; and, in deed, in 'My then condition, death was preferable to my. more than miserable state. In thiS dreadful' situation Oid i drag: X _most miseratile existence,' till' Divine Providence threw In my ivay a- Newspaper containing the .0. - c of a -Mr.13,. of Plymouth —nay friends read it. I could not:--i sent and procured` some of your -LEAK E's PATENT N 14.5, which, by using from thne.to time, am now, and have long' been, (after more than tour years iiurtescribable distress), in as good a state of th as ever J enjoy,:d ' as a prOof of, this, I had a line s thrivi ng , healthy, child; burn to . me a few Months ago. lit fr.tutude to God,- and in hopes •of.renilering my tellow ; creatute service, I. req - net you to publish this i-and vou may - at any time refer p,-so fs 0 Wish td, be satisfied' of the truth o f this, orfurther part•i culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. • AS teW c_utes for badness will ev-;r- equal mine, and tone 4xceeci it, i have ttom- experience every reason to assure mankind, hat in- yoUrIEAK they will hada st:re, speedy, sAfe, and radical -cure, for that most --area& lid stage et the Venereal 'Disease, which is. called a eosr eizniei LtikS. • T: • InsuiniOnnfahle family reasons prevent making my name and- address • public but cralitables persons n.sll . Wanting incormation limy: also 'be referred to me zann friends by Mrs. S. Clark,. - Rathsay-Gardens, Flition4;ll. Prepared and- SoldThythl: Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member 6t . the' Royal College -of SA rgzotis in „London, at his . h6ose, No. 9, New 'Bridge-street, Where he iviitgive'Acivice with6ut a fee,. to versens talk ing theSe rills, and will answer pati ents l e r tees, . paid, on the saine 'terms, obsert ing in all cases. tiv most seere:4, no' •pei - seii'S name or case , having been nhentto,,c i, but.itt their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, diii•ing the course of "inure than thirty,Six years, that . he...has tad -the cOadticling of an' extensi ye sale, pi the above NI and the, pradice aris:ng th , ...'ref•ona. They ate clsh sold, by- his Alrpointuteat, tic' the ouniet.- nielice of ti.ose living at a ,distance, by Sotith Edinburgh ;- • Mr. Mennons, Printer ; - R.; r:s'govY, to Witolll also Mr. T. refers ;Or liis addies•S; , tir• •he Bersumer's','No. 35, St. - A Inan's=strect, Robertson's .Toy-shop.., No: : 103, Oxtord-str.:,t; 7 •.;-- borongh's, 7, Fish-street-nill, nearly op p.)sit:: !.. noment ; Mr. Stee' k 's, rimiks - eller, No. t: •Tower-hill; Mr.C.ii.P.vetl's,,Dunlin,; and 1 - 3 every -eons;derabie tOwn in - treat-Prirain •an:, I re; d, Poxes of .only zs..'each, sealed oil .Wireteby OCeither Sex' may , Ives „with ease slot sec••.:ey. 4Y .N. 1 Every BPx :sold in - Greg Britain s L. With a. Stamp, 0... which; b'+'' favour _et P -, e sioners, is -, , ranted, the Stattap=o:ice No 9, New. Bridge-street," to imitate which la - - aiau nll ntia - ns, -BrAs . " fiat arnil f o ur- Walls naf a tile E s. RoaS tone, fin. 'ster, can* I LT MS outb thl 1 the 'ding ando 111 tC~ Aceri bcll - b!e;C till tiro 11)14 14 0 W g L IM-