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Lord Lurnhercourt, Mr.-WADISY,.; ' • Sir Pertinax illacsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; (Being his, Fir s t Appearance this Season.) Egerton, Mr H. SI la DONS ; Melville, Mr.. CORY; Serjeant Eitherside, Mr. DAVENPORT; ' Counsellor Plausfule, Mr. BEVERLY; Sidney,' Mr. hfUK RAY. Lady Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER ; Lady Macsycophant, -Miss LE S ERVE Constantia, Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; • • • Betty Hint, Mrs. MAT TOCKS; ' Nanny, Miss COX. To which will be added, • - ' ROBIN HOOD. Fitzheiberr, Mr. DAVENPORT; Rotinihood, Mr. TAYLOR; , Edwin, Mr. INCLEDON ; • Little John, Mr, MUN DEN. Angelina, Mrs. ATK ; Clorinda, Mrs. MARTYR Annette, Mrs. TAYLOR. Boxes 6s. Pit 35..6d. Gallery 25. tipper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be ta! , mil of M. Brandon, at the Bax:Otlice, • The Doors w ill b e opened at Hall-p - ali`Fi.ve, anti the Per forrhance begin at I lalf-past Six. . The l'ublic are - espeafolly informed, that on Monday, Oaober 8, Mrs. Slddons will make her first appearance this - Season, in the Character of Elvira, in the Play of Piiarrci. .11, which will be added, the Musical Farce of Lock and Key. The Play of The Mourtaineers having been min received • with universal applause by a brilliant and overflowing Au dience, will be repeated, for the third time, on Wednesday text ; Octavian, Mr. Kerrible. To which will be' added, the CoMedy of Love-a-la-Mode ; Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr—Cooke; Sir Callaghan-O'Brallaghan, by a Gentleman, being his first appearance on this Stage, ROI&L EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, • September, 1804. ERSONS whose annual . Premiums f a il due on P'the agth instant, ate hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Cortip.riy's Offices, over the Royal Exchange, and A's well as by theft epee ive Agents in the several Comities ; and the Parties a ..sured arc reque s t e d to app l y f or t h e R enewal o f the i r Eplicies on or before the Lith of Ozlober next, as the usual -Fifteen Dayi allowed. for Payment,'"beyond the,date of each rolicy, will then expire. • , * • SAMUEL PENNING, Ilan. Secretary. * Attendance is given daily at the . said Offices,, for the Assur:ulce'.of Buildings, Goods, Merehandize, and Ships,... in Harbour in Dock', or while Buil‘!ing, from ,Loss or I.)a -Inagc by Fire; and also for th'e Assurance of,. and granting Annuities on, Lives. 7 Fife Policies will ' he issued free of Expcnce' the . , Assnred,.'where the Annual Pientiurn amounts to 6s. or up , wards. . • By an Aauf the last Sessions of Parliament, the Duty.on lire Insurances is increased• from as. to 2S. 6d., per Cent'. Which Increase will take _vise 93 all Payments made after • the loth of.Oelober next. • MANOR OF lIOROLE, HANTS. • TO BE. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE Valuable and Extensive. MANOR of HURDLE, in the County of Southampton,,. with L'ae Ro yalties, Copyhold Fines, and Quit Rents, }arms, 114 1 % , and Premises thereunto belongin Lan the whole Tythe zhelcontaining nearly Soo Acres ofd. teas a rrnsure occupied by, responsible Tenants, and the a e ' which they are held have short ' terms to run, A n ma 7 Die le•leit at improved Rints. Ilordle is situated ii v t e , miles from Lymington, and seven from Christchurch p rA n n ded on the South by the Sea; and various parts of the - teSea pres ent t h e most b eaut if u l M ar i ne and Land e netY is well stocked with Game, for the produ&ion ci s dear Nell it is remarkably well calaulated. On the Estate. is °in n } Plenty of Marie tur the improvement-of the' Land, and dearthe Sea large quantities of I run Ore. . Further pa rtteu l ars, • an d a v ie w of the Estate, may be hadl:" a pplication to Mr. Richman, Solicitor, Lymitigton. . ISLE OF WIGHT, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Messrs. MEW and PORTER, t the Green Dragon Inn, in Newport; on Saturday, the 13th day of Oetober, 'lB4 (unleis pr , :viously Disposed, of bY Private Contratt, of which notice ivil Ibe 4i ven ), . Desirable FIVEHOLD Es . rAl E (Land_ I'ax Redeemed): consisting of a I louse„ Barn, Stable, an d other Out-buildiugi, and about Thirty 'Acres of rich Arable and Meadow Laiid, rogetjter m itl i a tight of Common ,t 4; I),, , asturin g ioi Sliecp hpon,,, an adjoining Cominpii. Estate is situat e d i n the Parish of Chale, on the South Stagy of he Isle of Wight, in a rich`and , beautiful Vale, at the inot of the Hill of Saint Catherine; , and commands" the luttst !"_313!-nsive Land and Sea Views. Tho rooFti) Newport, which ;:irose%ust,nine iniles distant, is remarkably good. I name/Irate rally i.et'llovinittlittlay be had; and , to . ace:orp , mot . late a Purchaser sool., For a vi PortAlortgag!tot the Estate. Chale of the Plentis4..,s., apply to MT. Wirm Mew, a t lettlan i Vho will s k ew th e .s:1111e. For further part!. aPpIY, (a .'". to tret fb Purettas.: Contraet S .by letter a post r paid) to Messrs. e larke3 and Sewell, , New'port. . . • ~.HEALTI-1 AND LONGEVITY. • ut• JAMES's'ANALEPTIC PILLS. 3 ' 0 obviate the Impoiitions which have long TO in regard to - this Medicine, a small attention been ti Yls requisite . for vby favour. of the Conimissione.rs, tsar t,lie...„Stinp..ollice, serarate Plates have . been prepared to t h' • Newbery's use, with hiS Naine engraved in the Stamps, .., Imitation of which would be a Cpital OtE:nee, t 4 ge. ~"141114- PreparitiOn may now be reach!) , , ascertained ; it.,!S wuie, unless they Vlefelote rectinmended to Purchasers not to Open any 139? t in 'c , bserve the words; k' •F. NewberY, ?. 45, St. Paul's," printed in the:Stamp. • ; " d r r ., he superior E . xceltence of these Pills ill Rheumatisnis an , :41"ls, as well as in qther * Complaints to which the lium.ln 1 ?e is liable, from the - vicisaltkiks of our Climate, j 8 ;I nt ' . tor , • beip4llY, acknowledged They are admirably calculated • • f, l°llB . amt other Disorders of .the.,..Stbinach and 13 0we!s ; ~,t 1-leati.achs occasio9ed by Indigestion ; and for preventing lates and Apciplexies, so ofte n the consequence of free .iy‘ii.l. Recourse should be had to them after every .Lx .l.,_ upon every sight Indispiti - on ; and thus their . , :2_ a ! r t k.lown charaEteCi4tie of promoting Longe.vi!Y '2, 1 1 itained •; for by assisting nature in the dueoliseha%e t!.` int animal. ftinClions a id bv: ke el' i ng ;he Ca'n'sly". lii:;:'aallht-i.•;: W ere* in cont 1 ' t. . .1 .• 4 iid vigoti inua . repair,:-tley pre erne the . .. 9 ( .. particula vigour, atl prevent premature decay. ' , 1 ~L e r confioerrient•nor atterition-to diet. ",~hey recl.t ,, i i ; r : 4 „ .l , lc. 1,,, titre sold only by F. N:.:wbery,.,snd Sons, at the few 4 0 :;?,ft pr. James's Powder, 2,10,.45. St:Pa"l's' -. ,,i 1 5il i n . 1.1 4 `":"11 fir. London • and itt Dr. 1 a nte ' late v , ca rat omstret •inb ' • . 1 - Ancil*te .. s. i . et the . , oxes price 43,-bit,e4cnt S un 11 ): - . : i i t , 2 . 4 1, 1. I-1 UR SDAY, OCTOBER 4, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY: and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WARWICK. GENTLEMEN, • A LLOW me to return you "My warmest Thanks ' fir the high and distinguished Honour you have this d conferred upon me, by elecLng the one of your Reprz. , - sentatir es in Parliament; andbe assured that .by my future conduct I shall endeavour to prove myself aJt wholly un worthy of your approbation. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most grateful and obedient Servant, CHARLES MORUAUNT. Warwick, ca. a, 15.4. TO THE. WORTHY. AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY 0 t LONDON. GENTLEMEN, , • THE very great Exertions which you have spon taneously made in vindication of my Public Charaaer, from the refiedion which was attempted to be thrown upon it, at the Common Hall, on Saturday last, demand my warmest and most grateful Acknowledgments, and atlbre to my mind a most ample reward for all the labours and anxiety of the high and responsible Situation in whieh, by your una nimous Suffrages, I was placed during the last Year. I entertain a confident hope, that the same voluntary exer ti,f,s which you have already so gencro , ,,,ly pt,4fac in my sup port, will be Continued until the final close ot the Poll ; and I would entreat the favour of your early atteudauce to-mor row, as, essentially connetted with the complete attainment of the object which we have in view. 1 beg again to repeat my assuranCe, that it is the most dis tant thing from my intention to seek the high office of your Chief Magistrate for the next year, or to disturb the Otder of Succession to that proud eminence; my object is merely - to be included in your Return to the Court of Aldermen, as next hi Seniority to Mr. Perchard, and thereby to vindicate to the world that I continue as, high'in the estimation of my Brother Liverymen, as when I first received the sacred trust of Sheriff from their hands. •1 have the Honour to be,. • _ Gentlemen, 4 merica.square, Your,obedient and faithful Servant, Ott. 3, 1804. . .•• JAMES SHAW. STATE OF THE TOLL, FOURTH DAY. Mr. AltiLvman PERCHARD . 1461 Mr. Alderman SHAW . 1270 Mr. Alderman FLOI:VEE., 152,3 • BE PARTICULAItAS TO THE 'HOUSE. --. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. • BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-rooms and Nlantita6tory,' Nos: - 13 . and va, Cathe rineltreet. A large assortment of ,articles of the newest, nearest, and most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned. Materials, and excellent workmanship, with several int proveniehts. • B tynt R respeelfully relies on. the good discernment. of the Public, that they will ace through ,the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles. It is'well known that flu r Lc* has two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads ; the principle of the first is applicable t o a l most a ll ki nds of Tables, and is allowed to 'be a great iniprovethent; it renders th em more conve nient. for Houses, and much mere portable. The principle of the other is appliCable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post, ent,'Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use. ful sickneas, a n d each when shut up, make a handsome • piece, of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, &C. FhelFour Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brasi, and are fixed with much .ease without the help of tools or tacks-Or n a il s in the - furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adaptedlor Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c. . BU TLER'S Patent ManufaCtures have been graeiously pa.; - tronized by the King, t auten, and - Royal Family, and ho notnal by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and hive be - en highly appioVeit of in the East and Wtst Indies t the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa vourable encourftgement, and for which he returns hisgrate tul acknowledgments, and cannot tint notice the kind Of fices of- some others, who fix 'up. large Sign-Boards, with - Bu TL I al* name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business, or should it he designed otherwise, he, •by the permission of Providence, manufaChires and sells his Supe rior Four-post and other Beds, excellent ,Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, naively, Catherine-street,'S doors -front the Strand, a Brick front House, where he has con structed several Tools and Machines for working the same,. and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring theta to that utility and degree of perfeetion at which they now are. - At the same place may be .had every Article for the completely Furnishing Houses. - N . B. For Exportation. HEYSHAM-HALL ESTATE. • T 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New inn, in Lancaster,' on Monday the Bth day of Ottober, tBo4, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, A . L L that MESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOUSE, called HE YS II A M AI. I„ ',with the Bans, Out-buildings; Orchards, and Gardens belonging thereto ; and also 87 A. t R. 6-P. Statute, Measure, of licit Arable, Meadow, and Pasture. Land, situate at 'Heysham, in the County of Lancaster, lyiug Compad, coritiveus thereto, and occupied therewith, and now in the possession of lotus Mid dleton, as Tenant. • • HEYSHAM, is pleasantly situated opon the Sea Shore, 6ve miles from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to itt the Bathing Season. Also at the. same timeto be sold, in Lots, several Closes.of •G round and Moss Dales in HeYsliam aforesaid, containing, by admeastudement, 88 Acres, Statute - Measurement, in the possession of the said lows Lvtiddleton and others. -• Also to be sold at the same place, on Tuesday the gth day of the said month of 06tober, at Sewn o'clock in the Even ing, all that Messuage or Dwelling-House, cailcd Hal& Carr, with the Parns, Stable, and Out-buildings, Summer liduse, lately built ; and Garden, also lately fenced and made, weltstoeked with the choicest Fruit Trees, and bides ed with a good Wall ; and the siveral Closes of Ground ad. kiiiting to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estnna •tion to A. •a. R. customary measure of seven yards to •the koOd, situate in the Townshiii of Ss,:otforth, within one mile' or the town oflancaster, and now in the occupation of liant PrOeler, as Tetiant 'Ow last mentioned eternises have an unlimited rkht•of Commie- , upon ScutiOrth Moor, which is very exterisive. • Thp said .Jonas Middleton will spew the' shaut.ilall Estate and Premises-in Heysham, the said Witham Procter. thc . Itaid - Carr Estate min and liner particulars iy be'had . by applying at the Office of Mr. BalaWin, Solicitor in Lan caster, wherea Plar. the Premises may be seen. . Lancaster, Sept. 1, 1804. SEe'ORI FY To THE PUBLIC. - - - 9"O prevent Fraud; the f the Commissioners of bits iesty's Stamp , Office have granted !fermis. sign to Dr. Brodttin, to haVe hhs caMe in full length inserted •Qtl the Stamps of his Medicines, V' in. Brodum, No, 9, Biackfriars'-road, to imitate wbett is felony.. leclicines are not genuine unlesss the anuve name is on the A ce'rtatit Preventive of many 13isorilers.—Nothint be ing n.orivivanting at this Senn!: of the year than a purifier of the blood, that will virceloallys eradicate those eruptions which now generally'make their appearance 'on those who are iiffliaed with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we annotil success th..t has att.:nded I:,e administration of the'Botanical Syrup. Another motive t4r us 'to present this Address ro the Public is, the k noW tetke that It the' Botanical Syrup •is taken-in time, it will prevent those aevere fits, of illness which Away:: !v ! thi s a"...d the 'enguing . moriths. Tirc t , ! ntly cures Evils, Carn,:ers; Leprosy, and f•;cropirrrio: Thu many thousawi cures perlorined- by. this !.. ~.„ readily seen or the I.,nrnioh amt •., . The 'Botanical Syrup and 'l<esn , r.itive - Nen-, . to be had at the House, Nu. 9, iiibion=streta, road, • • N. Swinton, the preipiietor (s' o b. o f D r. s, „, I N TO:14 VellOWar ale RoyalGolle•Aa of Physicians, ma-betcons9tked.itom ten 611 t in - ‘fe, or by letter, ci, ; 11., t 1,1114 theusual Fee. A. Five Guinea libtile contains Six at za4. 1804. GRAND STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING: LOSE mot the only opportunity that offers this Years ofgainirtg an INDEPENDENT I'ORTU'N Ey by the present State Lottery. - . The only Prizes yet drawn are ' - No. 3,266, 10,0001. Shared by Hazard, . - No. 10,234, ro.Oool. Shared by fish, No. 5,216, roool. Shared:by Hazard, , , :.• No. 19,oaff, zoool. Shared by S wift, No. 20,724, 10001. Sold by'llish. " • There now remains the following Capitals, and only, SEVEN 'DAYS TO DRAW: - Three of Tvventy Thousand Pounds, • One of Ten Thousand Pounds, Three of Five Thousand Pounds; • , Three of One Thousand Pounds, Eight of Five Husaired Poriptls, &c. &c. • And no Prize less than 201. DAYS OF DgAWING : • Saturday, Oaober 6, will be the 4th Day of Drawing. Wednesday, Oaobei to, - - - sth Day. Saturday, Oaober ;3, - - - - 6th Day._ Wednesday, ,Otober 17, . - - 7th Day. Tuesday, Odober - - Bth Day. " Friday, 041ober - gth Day. Saturday,OCtober - - loth Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale, warranted undrawn,'ai all the Licensed Mucci'. RATTLE OF THE NILE. THE ENGRAVING from Mr. ORME's TORE of the BATTLE of the N I I.E, with For.: traits of the Officers, is non/ ready to deliver to the Sub sqibers it completes the Series of the Four Great Naval Victories, by the sam4 Artist ; in all of which are represented Portraits of the Officers. A Ser of thrce - Prints of the Battle and Views of the City of Alexandria are also publishing by E wnaa J ate, Fiis Majesty's Ptintseller, No. 59, New Bond-street. CORN LAWS. As misapprehensions have taken place respeaing the nature end tendency of the late Corn Ad, the Public is respeettul ly informed, that thepriucipleson whichl that AA was tbunded , are explained in the following Publication, ar.d the mode in which it is calculated to operate iu respect to thepro- Audi . = and the PriceS of Corn, A;otupared with those of the last Ad, illustrated by a series of well authenticated fasts, continued through the wbola period of the lasi century ; which fachwere briefly stated, and the inferences plainly deducible from them applied by Lord Ilawkesbury, in his noted Speech in the ?louse of Peers, in answer to the Ob servations of Lora,Stanhope upon the Corn Bill. , The Second Edition, price as. 6d. of • ACALM IN VESTIGATION the CIRCUM STANCES that have led to the present SCARCITY of GRAIN in BRITAIN- 7 . -sugcesting the MEANS of alle viating that EVIL, add of preventing the Recurrence of such a Calamity in tnture.' By (AMES ANDERSON, L 1..P..F.R,5, F. S. 'A. E. &c. Sold by Longman, Hurst. Res, and Orme, No. 39, Pater- I whets -may be had all Dr. Anderson's other Public4Oits, This Day was published, price zs. 6.1. THg, INTEACEPTED LET fERS taken' on. board the ADMIRAL AP LIN East Indiaman, trans. laced from the French Muniteur of the 16th instant : to which is prefixed the French Official Account of the Engage. went of Linois's Squadron with the East India Fleet. These Letters contain a Secretliisfory of the State of parties in this Country, and are from the Wowing Perlonages: Lord Grenville lames Strange r Es 9. Lord Charles Bentinek •' Samuel jnhnson, Esq. Hon. 11Ir. Wellesio j, Hartwell, - Esq. Sir Lionel Darrell M. Dowdcsley, Esq.. Thomas Parry, Esq. Mr. Stuart Hall David Scott, Esq. Mrs. Petrie, 4e. scc. &c. Am written to The Marquis Wellesley - Lieut.-Colorist Close Lord William Behtiliek • Colonel W. St. Leger Willi - am Petrie, Esq. General Clinton, &c. &c. London: Printed for John Ginger, No., 169,• Piccadilly, Bookieller to the Prince of Wales. i - CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. This,,Day was published. price .3s. in One Volume Octavo; of near 30e pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a new Edition ;with Additions) of A GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to. bcal* 11., Sexes in a variety of Complaints : explaining the most • simple and efficacious Remedies for those Diseases which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Abortion . Incubus, or Night Mare . . • Address to, the Fair Sex Irregularity aoout the turn of - Parents, Guaidians, &c. Life Advice to Nervous Patients Leprosy. Air • Lime Water ' Appetite . ' ' Lowness of Spirits Asthma% ' LOve Barren Women Maids of a Weakly Consti- Bashfulness tution Bathing, observations on • Man . Birth, particulars relating to Menses Body, unfavourable posture of Memory, loss or defeCt: of Bowals Mind, Diseases of • . Bubo ' • Motir:i•rsoiteir duty Chlorosis, or Green Sickness' Nerves, Weak ,Child r ,hcaring Obscene Conversatien, bane- Child-birth • ful elnets of Chordee • • Parents and Guardians Chancres , -, Address to Clap „Paraphyroosis Cold Plithists, oi Consumption Consumption • . p hyloosis Conception Pregnancy Cure tot Nervous Diseases Quick Digestion batwing , , kitentnatistil ,Daily Exercise - • Ridligg on Horseback Dejeztion ..- Risin4 early ' . Deticielic),ofnatural Strength Scurvy. - • Diff,:rence between Venereal 'Scrofula • ,• Symptoms and those of . .ea Suppression of the Menses • mistake,{, for them Swounings , • Digestion Symptoms of Prenaney Dreams . Tea - • Exerta.se " . ..0 . Tfrnperance Female Complaints • Tiinulity • • Fits 'Pup) of Life. - * • .• Flannel Viet:es in the Throat Fle:itleoce or Windy Corn- r V.cnery, excessive plaints ' --.---, secret Fluor Albus, or Whites - ''Venereal Diseases C;irls Viygins ' Gonorrhea • Voyages by Sea Gout • Walking . . Gouty Spasms in the Stomach Water Great Schools • - . WeaknesS Heavy Suppers Wird • Hereditary Diseases Windy Liquors Heart-bum • , Wine I lypoeltondriac Complaints •• Women's Milk Hysteric Afreetions • Winnen• Inttnodewe Evacuation • Youth Internal Sinking . . i:y S. SOLOMON, M.D: - " 0 blessed Ileidith I thou art above all gold and treasure; it is thou who enlargest the soul and openest all its powers, to -receive instruction, and relish virtue. He that has thee, has little more to wish liar; and lie that is so wretched as to want thee, wants every' thing with t lice l" -.—S 1 L It . N E . . . . TO THE PUBLIC. . Every person, 'young and old, should purchase this Book; there being scarcely an individual who is not infereslcd in some.part of it: In particular it is recorniiinded to yu'ung inert and bays; as an early attention in the latter may servo to gitaid them from a taut rock on which thousands , have split, and he the means of preserving their bodies itoin dis. 1 ea , :•-", and also their souls, their miods, gird all their faculties, 1 trout (4 - F t me:lion. . - • ' • Printed. f'or the Author, and Sold by 11. D. tttnnd PaterHoster-ruw, and Mathews, Strand -; Dugtiale, ; liaxter, Edinburgh ; fiaiy„ Cork ; Nlagee, and by all nthdr Rooksellers and Printers of Pi4JV * lllll4l I; evvz.- pa4,e in the United Kingdom,•price.3s. or,ly, delivervitiree or . CalftiaVA, [PRICE SIXPENCF;, 'VICTUALLING OFFICA, • - • -.•--• •• • • . Septrlnbet 2.0; t8o4: THE COM.AIiTsSIOATERS . fir PICTU AL LING Its Ml jESTY's IV/1 1 / 1 ' 416 hei-ehy give N.tiee, that 'on Frid4to- the st4-•of next, they will o rea,(y to re;.. eeily Te!:ders, b tvriang (staid ,and treat . .for Otte' flitn. deed 7hoira-k1 Caller RUM, to 5r delivered {lee), iv Six Pr'opertior.r, o , le ILif into '•tbe•Stores.at Plj•nmith, avd iiiesrentaialve f!alf la egii4l into that l'iltprd and ; ata to Ge p4.id fir ly Bills, pqyaae, wit nineo , days after N. B. Ni 'ilw.der fir a'lesr 1,74 - Pul : y rb.a fiv'e Tl.nu.iald G. 4 1, lads will be athril:Cd. , The Co.jaWleu of the ..C'ort,aa mgy sera at the_ Sec:raw . ..y. l 4. Office. No r gard,will , , . r,'tht Price 11 , 211 rot be inserkzi , • be c.. , 5.r.f to rLe 114-ard befire . 'i.i rzr, eke 5t,6: : $ tke 1 le'', (1 l'efs.ol on r•.: -- er, ale . . • Sept. rrEzig, coußrof DI ECT") if UNIT COMP :4 NY of All cII,L ENC. LAND ::ding tJ tt'ir Eazt laJies, dv ben Wit' give- Mike; ' • - Thet v Ge7teral Cent of the,saidCompqny t!'rll be bell at their ILuse in Drado:hall—rtreet, ilk 11, D.!). of 0,57,..!•er next, from ,E.lev"en in Forere. m until SLA iLk lag, i' goiLt ws the Mowing eat 11:,1, " That Mr: Jatnes'll!nry Ca LrlEcjoy he. inrinittcl to 'return to Madras With his Rank hi the Ccnsp:,r,y.•'s Service?" la girder to do i .insine 3y Pleb lialbt, whether three pp's in ,/ , ,ltr of the Prot ries* s pres.•rrt at slab Genera! C . 44::01 covse , t- tbat .llr. jamer !low); car vnalj,r he I';rm,•'ued to rrtur•rr with his Rank in the Compav's Service. ..... WILLI4II RAMS4Y, DISEASES of the URE rilIZ and Certain CONI. PLAINTS. r, A • • S Sole Proprietor • of 'DARAN's celebrated MEDiCATED •130.LIGIES and REMEDLES, DUFOUR. informs the Public, that hq inay, as us•zal, be consulted daily frotp nine to three, at his House, No. 0, Frith -street, Soho,. on Cases,,of .Strietairesi Otistructii.us Cleets, &c. as well as .triti oC:try Disorder where ' • secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr.. D. has provt.i.d a spacious Horse,' hat every patient may be intrut*ed in a separate Npa'rtinc.-it. Mr. D. has for many iye.:rs confined himself to 'that dvartment of Surgery, and, from extetisive Practice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method of- Cure, mild, requirifi4 no finerpent or restraint in diet, .and rtv,;:ttipg 1:14... possibility eta relapse. Persons in the Commy stating their cases fully in :a Letter, enclosing a or al. Note, wilt have proper remedies sent to the amount. _ _ _ For the various symptoms; &c. see Mr. Dufour' s Treatise en the above. Complaints, Priee.e.s. 61 the sth edition. HEUIVIATISMS, 'Palsies, anti Gouty Affec. 11 tioni, with their usual. concinnitants, Spasm, or hy ing Pains, I 14tuleney, arid Debility', (originating iu whatevet sMace), aye reli and trectitc.:,ily cured by Will AD's IHSEN( !.. of MUSTARD rILLS, after every other means had thile t.• The I LUI D ESSENCE of AltisTAlZt) used with the Pills in those Complaints where necessaiy), is perlups ttre most active, penetrating, and Rem !dy in the wi:rid, curing the vv.:rct -SPI4 NS and RAI I S S, in I..ss'ilian half the time usually taken by O txteldock, Aryuehus,uit, pr any other Liniment or Ernbrocatich; sad if used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning.bl... 'lt is prepar , ..h and cold at 25. 9d• each box or ).))ttle, by oimiton, Apothecary, No, I s,' Soho, London. •To THOMAS T. VLOR, Esq. • ' N0..9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, . Edinbureh, March 18, [Sof:. lI3EG leave to inform 'you, that 0-er since the year 170, I have how atnieliNl‘with the Li les y olu .. its obstinately . resisting evcry course of r N t reti ; ict ' l e i c 11 prescribed t. I i by tale i ni s o: \ t ,, e r T c in oli cu rs t ‘ , lc, ii t t ho t t l l i i e statli l ei ' v a ra C 4t ti r l e t ifl y an v, le • l' o rl u ef ld Wai al icV ) l' : ° C. i : s l l r (Cll :o 3 7i estl O ig t r t a t t: i l e l i f t h i e )s: l l l :c i t u e i r i ate nature; lb the spring of last year my, disorder had got tr) such a heatL as nearly to put a period to my existence'--I had a largo ulcer on the crown ot, my head, one on each arm, and mr lsgs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully painful, and.liad been -in a statc of ulceration for the' last SW/al yoars; my • left had also two large nodes, on it, was very Much discoloured, and gave. ate such e.xerlitiat ing - pain, liarticolarly . When warm in bed, as nearly to da...• privy me of rest ; in .this lamentable state, I was rec , orn ., mended by Mr. I . '`l'iforlipsoiii, (who received so great a cure by them hare), to take your leake's Patent Pil:s, w hi c h 1 began - to do on the .26th of May ;in the course, of a. fortnight, I- began to receive benetit—in little, more than 'a , month, .the ulcers on my hem and arms were 11c:tied—soon after, the sores on my le gs l iva l ci j 'also; leaving, l e aving, hoiveeer, eons - awl - able • discolouration in the sktn,'and pun in the brine larthe lett,' which, by the .l3les. slog of God, and a 'little longer perseverance in your inva, litable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersin s „ th e s ki n re t =aining its natural hue, 'awl the . nodurnal pains gradually goo ~g o h. I thus became, by your liberal advicaand 'Me- dicine, pettedly Tree from all my twiner complaints— have reeovered my former spirits and stNngth, and: am be. come jollY and tat, in which state haviiigeontinuedanany Months, to the astonishthent of ad who en: Vine, I am at , - a loss id Mut terms to express my gratit,,,le, hut beg you, for the good of other suturing mortals, to make this my case as peptic as possible, as- I shall on every occasion ; ' in so doing, you. will 'greatly tiblige, Sir, 'your grateful, obedient, very, humble servant, ' 4 LI , : X. M GIi.KER,.. Swales Close, High-street, Edinburgh, , ' . Witnesses to the above Cure 10 it'N' THOMPSON,' No. 3, New Poultry Market; and i 0 lid M`l syros it, ota Assembly-Close, k atiibueglt. Prepared and •Sohl by the sole Proprietor, • Inotos T'...YLOR, Member of the Royal College of Stir. geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Loudon ; where, atter a constant residence of more than thirty..six years, in a praelice particularly direeted to the cl,r2- of N r enereal Complaints atuthuise incidental to the P:irrs of . Generation, with that invisi.ble secrecy which :0,11 of • .his profession sholald arways observe in SUCH ca,',.1.,, h e flatters himself, the 1 tu.vsee and . asststanc:.• !To ;rat ui t, msly administers to persons raking this Medicruo, •will be estOmed, 'by a diseerni n g Public, as lin ad , atita i ;c so." `dom attainable and void ot fill ambiguity. ,also sold, by his aplheninient,' tor , the t'onvenienc of those livrte at a ihstance, at 41te. Pertluner's, No. 35, 'it. Albin's-street, Pall,Mall ; the Toyshop, No, u sj , O K _ rilra.Streer; Mr. I)isb6riugh's, NO. 7, 'Fish:street-hill ; Mr. Steel's. Bookseller r N6. i, t.nibb-raw, . 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