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H hantc, liberty Vo - ; age ':its 41,e, the pa a:_hs of n -, .-..•-.. -I. -,,. - . : 77 , ,, - .74:3 7 ..a.: 4 : 4 ..:1 :', ''' 1, 7 1"7 -n-W' ' " l'6?"' - \ it ,/ % •••• , , • 4,„f. .., ~ N . „„,.....„.... .ftWlelf - f-jc-- - T - Z't - :4- 1 e r -----..."_'-'- e 0 • , 97 , ',, e .;, • / ilib ‘\. . . - . NUMBER 2771.] KENT SUPPLEMENTARY MILITIA. IN cotisequerice.oF a LETTER I have this Day received from the SECRETARY of STATE, inclosing A WARRANT under HIS MAJESTY's SIGN MANUAL for RE-EMBODYING the SUPPLEMENTARY MI LITIA I hereby require all Militia Men so disembodied, to repair to Maidstone on Friday the t4th Day of August instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to be then and there again embo died, and sent to join the present Regirvents of Militia for this County. The Serjeant-Major - and Serjeants of the said Supple mentary Militia', at present receiving AllowanCes from Go vernment, must likewise attend at the above Time and Place. (Signed) ROMNEY, Lord Lieutenant. Mote., Aug. 5,180 r. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE: — ATHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre ‘ quently suffer great pecuniary inconvenience for want • of knowing some respetlable channel through whosemediut t he y may he' accommodated with temporary. or permane n t ; "ulons of Money : all persons in possession of Incomes iris_ 4 ng frOrn Freehold, Copyhold, orheasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money' in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set tlementsi• Widows' jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, n ergYmen's Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, „ l Y ) 7 4e supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of MO-. .er to any amoun t, by p alm% an,adequate'Annuity, Interest Tor the same, With powerlo return the principal attheirown option. Personal appli6zilions will lad-!received every day, bit two o'clock, 'and letters froin Correspondent in Town or Country, will be immediately answered. Addiess,to Messrs, Harris and Co. at their House, No zz Great Suffolk-street, Ch ar i ng -cross ; b ut no letters will EZ' admitted unless post-paid. • • TO ANY GENTLEMAN . FOND OF SPORTING. F OR the adk'ance of only leo .Guinea (wanted .just now , upon a particular occasion which will be can didly given), a Man of Fortune would, as the repayment thereol,-.b e acCommodated and boarded for - ONE YEAR, or ? ti t o ly n p a r nd ob r a Gentleinan'and his Wife fOr SIX MONTHS, in a situa ebsiiedence, and in astile of consequence, far beyond ,or presumable reach, upon an lan of board ing. But there is a much superior. incentive; the Lender :in would bp.iiitrociticed to',. and join, a little party, of that rank. society, which is to be met . with only in - the very best :pities. The fulfihnent of the Borrower's engagement,. were required, could berespeEtably guaranteed. It is in a roost beautiful and proverbially, healthful spot, in a - very enviable Vicinity, uncommonly abounding with all ,the. genteel and social amusements, and with all the various sports of the h eld, and bitt four or a very gentle five hours ride from Town. Or a single Lady, or two Ladies (requiring but one spacious chamber), would be received on the same terms. The Advertiser, anxious not to become the butt of curi osity, and to repel it, requests, that enquiry may be made by with name and Woodcock'srecl (post-paid), to s, S. T. to be left at Mr. (late Morris's) China b'Zt;rliciincoln's Inn Fields, which will be most respeafully TO THE CLERGY. IT TO BE SOLD' 0 1 6th early Possession) T, ADVOWSON of a LIVING in a healthy I„,,, d zd genteel Neighbourhood, about Sixty Miles from 7 °ll , ot the annual value of 7001. Also an Advowson of the same value {the. present I neum 'bent of which is a had life, aged 33 years). For particulars apply by Letter, post-paid) to Messrs. 'Blake and White, Solicitors, Eseex-street, London. itiANOA OF EAST FIRSBY, -ra Lt 5111,1). IN LI Nc49.1-cuiRE. HE MANOR, .or REPIi I'ED • MANOR._ Of EAST fIRSBY, comprising several FARMS, can. taining - logether Five Hundred and Thirty . Acres of Land, or thereabouts, with good Buildings, conveniently situated' n different parts ot the Estate, amply sufficient for the occupa. tion thereof; the whole is held under written agreements from year to year. *** FIRSBY is about nine miles North East of Lincoln, and three from the Turnpike Road leading from Lincoln to tatton.---The Estate is quite,Compad, in a Ring Fence, p a y s, a small Modus i n li eu o t a l t Tithe.; the Poor Rat e i s tung, and tae Highway Duty remarkably easy ;_it als o abounds with Game. F or further Particulars, apply to William Barnard, E, sq . Gainsbro, toMr. John Duciding, ot Saxby, near Fir s b y, who~Svill shew tue Estate ROSS, • No. 119, Bishopsgate-street within, WHO invented several - elegant Fashions, which Birth ,WHO honoured with universal approbation .m the l ast pa having completed 'a sufficient, number of them for p ub licizepeetion, respecifully offers them to the Under the following names : ,The TUFTED RINGLETS ; ur, CROWN OF CA o!-ATI-tos. -This Head-dress, formed from a Grecian model, uses on the summit of the head, and flows clown it in elas tic tresses with the most careless and tasteful grace. Thc ROMAN FRONTLET Or Or,. ANTI.ig BAR BATJE—Adapted for th ose L a die s whose Hair does. notes_ te nd loty enough for the. present Taste, or is too salt to pre ierveitselfin curl. It will be found- peculiarly useful in Seurnies, and on.t he Sea Coast, as dews and saline.ex.halations ha ve no. effea upon it. It may be fastened on in a moment, Yet so artificially is the fastening concealed, - that even on t x aeninatiOn, :it is' not to be discovered from natural Hair. It is as simple in its construction as it is easy in its form ‘ , in its weight, and small in - its price. Lot e ,' EtIODIAN .FAVOURITE'; or 'FRAGRANT th z --- Was invented because complaints . had . been made of 11 103 1 -4 tuig dust having soiled the hair, .and created. an easant scent. This Head-dress combines a beauty of ..t " 4 11 1 an a fragrancy of odour which, when blended top. t er ' a'r e. zPpropriate to that delicate niceness and charming 4 . 1- ite so fiectiliar to the British Females. These, together with Artificial Hair, unmanufaaured'or ni anut"adurecl,: of all. Sorts, Colours, and F,iirms, may be in. - at his House and Warehouses. TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, MILLET, ,and SCOTCH BARU'S:, MUCH CHEAPER. • TEAS -One Ounce to every Pound (trett) over. weight, tolica,.2.s. to as. 6d. Congou Leaf, 2s. Bd. to .3s. Congou Kind, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Good Congou, 45..6d. to Si. Capital Souchong, ss. 6d. to 6s. S'upertine, 75. to Bs. Best Imported Padta and Caper Souchong ios. per lb. Green Teas, 4s. 6d. to ss. Capital ss. 6d. to 6s. Hyson, 6 s. 6d. to 7s. Fine,Bs. Superfine 9s. to los. Best Imported, or Gunpowder FIN/son, izs.per lb.To Dealers-Cendine Original Chests Congou and G reen Teas, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 'Bd. pbr lb. • Coffees, 3s, 6d. to 4s. Fine 4s. 6d. toss. Best Turkey, Ss. 6d. to 65., per lb. Genuine Cocoa, 3s. per lb. Chocolates, 4s. '6d. to ss. Best, ss. 6d. Sir Hans Sloane's Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla, 6s. to 6s. per lb. C _ S ug - ars, Moist, std, to 6d. Lump, rolcl. to rd. Dry PreP round Sugortionars, 7d. to 9d. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in Rice, ztd. to 3d. Ground, 3}d. to 4d. Rice Flour, 4 a. t 0 40. Millet, gird. to 3d. Scotch Barley, zd. to zid. per lb. At EDWARD EAG LETON and Co.'s thirty years Old- Isitablished Tea Wrehouses, the Original Grasshopper, 0 . 4 2 , Cheapside ; a " and No. 9, Bishopsgate-street near Cor;hill.. L et. eiroa-No conneaion with any other House with ,rue Sigh of the Grasshopper,&c. or any other House of the Name, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kingdom A uthority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm. or ClZ' Orders by Twopenny or General PoSt, inclosing Bank, ills, sent to eXad ' amount, or Change returned in o eds, or Orders fin : Payment on deliverv, to Coach, Car.. ri. &c. duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as Cr order) to any part, place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, e v 'London. " B. The best at Prices.-Spices, Fruits, Durham 4,l stards, Starch, Blues, Soaps, &C. with extra advantages. iAll Articles subjca to rise and fall of Markets. riquircrs (only) must pay Post, :&C.--Request timely no 't with Qr‘ler§. ~: ~. season of the Town, rREE: Farm., Kati and 4 Land, E Choxinas JNDS tel, and r in the reen.the having thriving ibounds ed Par— of L'aperb I,o•.tas, or . . 6 7 101.1S1)* X3IFY. in - thc c. Road'" 1 Stone, er-Line, r . BUILT Offices, E iaScnith , Green-:. three !,a Ring er in the manding • vn Plan • mmands e Hoine-* v-brok.eia s; , 3 sulxll-.. : " 3, of large ontinuer: Meer) ling near imerable :m havei; ig spot.' , fall itchfialdf 1 30 . 01 Pa" nd as of the .th . ; Mt. j ball. •„: tnc_N es I4nco/ :odrse: of , / 'F a6til if , tkivationi"' tie relief, --- In the 'head, as trge ulcer my, legs as dread a for the les on it, .xcrutiat ly to tic. reconi o great 0 itt• Pigs , to .course ttle more wet"' heale, I the Bles our the skirl gradualli and Mc' he," aed mail/ !, I am 31 ' beg yotig this fa occasion ; gratefult TIKE K. t an 4 ;h. of sti t : L ou d°ll • I' t t )r- 0 i e cure 4 e Parts of o n Imo 0 . cases, iv ztuitovs will Ayr _ L . -.tape O f •IfienCC f 35% • P 4)3., . 1 1; rect.-1 0 , v ie ToW)1. Wt. Ctio where [se, PPc - o rit ll J lip • ssioncr . eo : o r 9, all °to 4 r- R IDA Y, AUGUST 7, 18'ox. This Day were published; price -ss. in boards, Dedicated, by - Permission, To TILE •LORO BISIIOP OF LINCOLN, SERMONS on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES of CHRISTIANITY.: Addressed to a Country "Congregation. Printed for T. Cadell,junior, and W. Davies, Strand. How best the fickle fabric to support Of Mortal M-an. - 'ARMSTRONG. This Day was published, in One Vol._ Price 75,. in boards, • A New Edition.(the Fourth), •SEDICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES lv on the Preservation of Health, and the Treatnieni of the Sick ' - a Table of Symptoms, serving to . p o i n t o ut th e de gree of danger, and to distinguish_ One Disease from _an other other; and Observations on the Improper :Indulgence of -Children. BY JAMES PARKINSON, lioxton. Printed for H.. D. Symonds ; - pat..rnoster-rpw.; Johnson, Mawinan,l3Oosey, Richardson, Murrivandllighley,Cuthell, Callow, and Coxe. OPINIONS OF REVIEWNRL. We can safely recommend. Work toiParents and Mas ters, particularlyAolhose Cler'gyinen whose Parishioners arc at some distince from medical assistance. We had our - selves such Work in view, but. arc glad .to find it in such aOle Vvre hay.epernsed this Rock with 'uncommon , satisfalion, with the design as ,welf as the -manna in which it is exe ented.—Medical Journal. The Work befOre us is written in ' familiar and cenvietive style, which will render. it of general utility.=-London Me dical Review. '-The conqequence of improper' indulgence on the tempers of Children are here forcibly displayed. —British Critic. Such a Work is truly a desideratum in' Englisk Literature, and cannot'fail to be produdive of the most beneficial Vfeets. --Monthly Magazine: By, the, same Author, Ist, The Chemical Pocket Book, price-6s.—ad. The Vii. lager's Friend and Physician, 's.-3d. Dangerous Sports, zs - -4th. Theliospital Pupil, 3s. 6d. 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DOCTORBARTON's PATENT VITAL WINES, having . from extensive experience proved to be of the most essential benefitln preserving,' recovering, and establishing general Health, and the use of them rapidly in creasing from becoming very generally introduced at table, require an establishment on an extended basis. The' Pro_ praetors have therefore been induced -: to form a considerable mercantile connection of great credibility .to incet t h e i r de mand ; and. respettfully- in !brill the Public they cont i nue to be sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vauf:s, v. - here they are prepared, Nor. 7,•lierticrs-street,, xfOrd-strect ; as also, by appointment, at thc following places Cheapsitle..;' Mess. Ching. and Butler's, No. 4 , Cheapsipe; Mr. Vatic 's, 'No. 46, Cornhill.; and Messr. ieboult's and .Co. No. tin, Oxford -street, at.36s. per Doz. bottles included ; and Wines for medical use fiss. per D oz . with printed dirtetipiis, retail, for ready money Only. N. /3: Ven&lers and Wholesale Dealers alkwv - ed,a liberal profit. Casa latet, via est notissimal. THE. following. Remarkable -case ev id ent l y proves the CON"CENTRATED EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills, to be a most' powerful and incomparable .Restorative for • WEAK and DEBILITATED CONSTIT.UTIONS,. Consumptive Habit, Habitual Purgings, Loss of Appetite, . Hypocondriac Affedions, Pains and Weakness of the Nervous . Weaknesses ' Stomach, The Deleterious Efieds of Relaxation of the Solids, Hot Climates, • - And particularly the ill consequences of Intemperance, - Atrophy, or Nervous Consumption. • Mrs. A-1, aged 49; had, for upwards.of four month s , been const ant ly suffering with a slow nervous fever, pains in the breast, short dry cough, and wasting of the body, which at length brought her to that state of debility that she was unable to take the slightest exercise, without extreme fa tigue, !lei spirits were very touch dejected, her appetite gone, in short, she supposed her case hopeless. The Bark and other corroborant medicines wcre employed to no goOd purpose,- as they were usually rejected by her stomach: fly takitig three boxes of the Concentrated Extractor•Anima Quassia, she is completely restored, and now enjoys a better state of health and spirits than for many years past. As family delicacy prevents the insertion of herb:WlC, any prudent inquiry will be answered through the mcdiwilol tis Wholesale. Vender. The Cancentrated F.xtrael or, ,Anima of Quassia, in th e form of Pills, was first discovered by E. HA LLAP,I, Apo thecary and Chemist; and is. prepared fonly) by E. Hallamand CO. and sold, wh o l esa l e a n d retail, only, by Benjainin Shaw, No. '74, -Borough ' London; and by his appointment, retail, by Pidding, No 76; Oxford-street Newberv, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; Pearsall, No. :131, Utah Hol born ; Tutt, Royal . E V c h ange ; :SwineY, No. 21, Pall-Mall, ani No: 168, Picca lid ly ; and Turtle, No. 12*, Strand ; in . boxes of ss: and tc:s. 6d. each, and large packaBcs, Contain- . ipg five boxes, 11, as. each, duty incluad. • • • CAPITAL ESTATES IN CARNARVONSHME. TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, Atihe Hotel, in.Carnarvon, • oil Tuesday' the irth Day o f Augbst - next, at Fonr•o'Cl oc k in' the Afternoon, subject to the Conditions, and in the Lots stated in the pi - lined ParticularS, THE FEE; SIMPLP. and INFIVAITANCE::of the following Estates., = t-,,--3,-1Z „ •s7';--e! .1. 0 . 0 .. e .." ci rt, . ;a. , e ~, , aq ....,r..z.,„ = -‹ 0' 0 0 o';' "' • ..; ~... , i .. -' 0 = A 3 ... ~_, 0 •.< 0.... :".-. 0 ' .... ' l 0 , 4 „..1 .1 R, 0 , e 1 . ... .„,„ , :r 0 'CT S ,CD =, j g, F. - a ; : 0 . . im, 11 ...-- • :.3.• A/ i t I It 1 ~,,, 0- LI . ~, •r, ,_„,..?: c......, 2 ~ .: ??...; .- - t- 0 :-; - ' 70 4 2. , :...-7. : r z. r... , ..._.„ 21 . , ' s • ——'4 ' 0 77 , ' :1 ...., ......... c ., ?,,,,::, s 0 czT .,. ix-A4p -,- ,•=; *. : :-,- o - ;7..0 0 0 . -, - - A P '' ...tk a ~4 rri .._. DJ 04 47, - E< - a :A 0. , 5 , ;i5.:.: ... .....c, ,.,,, g- . - - - -:g- ~ , 10.r,n, 1.-.. ": ge ' Z;,' :':', :-, . . :4 t z' . . 4 :t-= f y„ , 0 , " cn s g 11~1I 1 ~I r: I r r,i G r 9. E 5 o 7 . oc__, o *0 • ; _b 7.2 7:5 " • ::.-: Zr! O I I i ll ~,,,I 9. no o . ,73, ,I s t tiy ~ - r 4 'z ti. ~ ~. •E - 4•4* EmaTZETe a rn 0 • • 3 . g-, S r ` ) j-Tgg pou •-t • h V~ ~i f As h C 1 CI o =." o o aq r. • 1 llfi.il I. I i I i . ,: g .111 1.1.1 ..t .4 --, . v ,l O 00x , ON t. ~9 .. 4i. 0 Let 0.31 0 0 f-.. 7 4." ry (7, p-i . 4 • • p t ,s 3 0 0 i I I O 0V.,4 [PRICE SLX PE:''CE. ,This Day was publi s h e d; - in One Volume, rzino. Price 3s. bound, A NEW •UNIVERSAL FRENCH GRAM , CI.MAR;. being anaccurate System of French Accidence and Syntax, at an Improved :P lan. By NICHOLAS HAMEL. • The Second Edition, greatly improved. London : Printed for r. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, by the sank: Author; r, Grarnimitical Exercises . upon the French •Languag., cOmpared with the Eirglish, : corresponding to 'Cite *bony,: ,Graminar,- 'price zt.' 6 4 1.* 2. French and English Dialogues upon several . s.tbj . l,s, adapted for the use of S c h oo l s. Th e Filth• Edition revised, with great linprovernents, price Is. 6d. TO LADIES AND' GENTLEMEN. AS nothing is a greAter . Ornament than a White • Set of Teeth, TROTTER's - ASIATIC - -TOOTH POWDER, or CRIENTAE: DENTIFRICE, Which has met with universal encouragement-from the first Personages of Fashion and DistinCtion, during 4 period of ti - gtrteenYears, is recommended to the attemtionof the Nobility, Gentry, a n d theßublic.- . --Ladiesind.Gentic-inen who have net tried do etrea of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single- bom sufficient - quantityto - ascertain its efficacy' and !virtues ; its 'excellencies being acknowledged by the most • respeelable Medical Authorities. • The Powder cleanses and fcleatitifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can corrdde the enamel, and is extremely safe in its - use. From its astringency, it strengthens the glitns,,eradicates,the scurvy, preserves sound teeth' from decay, secures decayed teeth ftOla becoming worse, fastens those are • loose, and often proyes the happy means of preventing their •being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen, of the first fashion and - distinetion;Who have been in the habit - of using' it, is, that it prevents the %refizrn of the Tooth-ach, with which, before that period, they had been- violently afflieted ;• and likewise obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of a II operations—Sealing the Teeth. Likewise a Tincture which, possesses the power of : the most violent Toothyach, 'and - braces the Gums, and is a Wash after the Powder Perfitaly safe in its use, having no acid. M. Trotter recommends it - to 'Gentlemen going abroad to take with them,.as Gentlemen who have been abroad have found the gOod'etlects•dt the' PoWders in long voyages and also proper for all Families, and -Schools 'to keep by them. She cautions the Nubility • and Gentry against purchasing - any• ASiatic TOothPowder without " M. Troiter'! on the St4mp, on the top of,-the box, several compositions having been 'vended • for' it,. in'Town and Coutliry. - Sold, wholesale and retail,.at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau. fort!:bitildings, Strand ; and, by her appoint'oient; by Messrs. Champantedewry-street Aldgate ; MeSsrs. Johnson, Ball alley, Lombard-street ; kessrs. Hendrie, TRehburn.street; Mr. Reynolds, Bath; Mrs. Sheareliff; andAndreWs - ; Bristol ; Mr.Trewrnan,_Exeter; Mr. Mottley, and Snack; Portsmouth; Mr. Richards,_ Plymouth ; Mr. Wood. Weymouth ; - Mr. " Edmonds, Northampton ; Mr. Lucas, Sonthamplon ; Howard; It ; Mr. Mickileclitelt,lpswich•; Mrs. Poilett, Colchester ; Mr. Brass, Hull ; Mr. HoldbrOok,, Derby ; M. Winks, Gainsbro' ; Mess. Dillon, Chester; Mr. Aldred, Yar mouth ; Mrs.. Cross, and,Wo6d, Shrewsbury ; and Mr. Rice, Wakefield. Price as. 6d. a Box; TindUre as. gd. India Brushes is. each. . MRS. PRICE, Widow of the Rev. Mr. Pric . r • late vicarof St. John's, Chester, begs to acquaint Dr. Solomon, that having - beet for a considerable time griev. ously affliCled with a nervous and biliOus complaint, Want of appetite,. indigestion, &c. for - Which she had the he s t a d v iC e of the most able Physicians of Liverpool, where she rp sides for the benefit ofsea air, but all -- without the smallest benefit, until, by urgerit - solici-tations of friends, she made use ofa bottle of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, 'and • which Mrs. P. assures Dr. Solomon has completely rector .ed her: health. Any . service this Note may be'tO Dr. Solo mon, Mrs. Price wishes he may make use of, and she will feel . pleasure in answering any Lady's inquiry ; therefore Mrs. P. thinks - it prudent to add her signature. : - • M. PRICE. No. 7, Sumner Seat, Bcvington-Bush, Liverpool, Aptil 22, 1801. Mrs. P. is the Daughter of the late worthy and much la, mented Alderman Bolland, of Cheater. • . • • Extratl of a Letter from on board His IVlajesty's Ship Villa ,de Paris, to Dr. Solo Mon, Liverpool. Dear Sir, • . Inclosed is an Order on the Postmaster of Liverpool, for 51:- please to send another Box of the Cordial Balm of C dead; the former hat done miracles ; I am considerably better, and would no doubt have been quite cured had I made use of the "Whole, btit as-one'of Our men was in a deep decline, and .not .e7tpettr:d"to live many days, I spared hint one of the bOttls, and he is now perfeelly recovered to a good state of health. Your excellent Medicine is • the praise ,of the whole Ship' s Company. I beg yott will send the box as soon as possible to 'Your obedient Servant, _ • ' - JAMES WARD. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is . sold• . ilalf-.1-Guin,:a bottle, and in five pound cafes, containing the quan ti t y o f 12 small bottles, whereby th.:iv is a saving of 11. 6s. by all Ven ders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom: To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, • No.• 9, New Bridge-Street, L on d on ,. IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me; to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have ri,'- ceived from your invaluabLi Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. About two years agog, I was attacked with a VENEREAL D ISO RbE R, which I treated rather ;lightly for some tinie, but-the • Disease at-length spreading all over nit' body, I was obliged to apply to- tlie most eminent of : the Faculty, but their assistance afierded only temporary relict': I went • through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, -was reduced- to a mere skeletnn. Tire Ulcers that spread all over my Limhs - .rehdered me a .corri..., plete .Ohjed, so that my Friends despaired of recovers:. When brought to this situation, I considered death as 'nevi.. table, - but a' relation of mine commenting upon ,the many Cases in which your Pills •had succeeded, I was induced to try a BOx of them; which I thought rather relieved me, and • by perseVering ftir fwo Or three months, andfollOWing yolir dirediorls; I experienced the most - unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually Subsiding ; I am now, thank God, perfeetly recovered, .and walking out daily I doubt not, but one more bQx, which I think cautious to take, will establish my - health in its original state. - • • It is with the most heart-telt gratitude, that I subscribe Myself, Sir, "'your much obliged humble Servant, Deartsgate, Manchestet, July r, 7i80.c. W. P EARSON. P. S. : For the public benefit, I do riot objed to the aboVe being. published, but leave - you to at at your own better judgment shall didate: • Prepared and Sold. by the sole Proprietor, Thos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9,•New Bridge -street ; - Where, after .a constant residence of more titan Thirty-six Years;. in a pradice particularly direded to the Cute of Venereal-Complaints, and thoseincidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of; his Profession shottld always observe, he; flatters himself, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous ly administers to Persons takihg this Medicine, will be esteemed by a diScerning Public, - as an advantage seldom to be obtaided,. and void of aMbiguity. Also Sold, by his.• Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, st. Al ban's-street,- Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 03., Oxford street; "Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-streef-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Watson's ,South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Caliwell's, • Dublin, ; Mr. - Billinge's, Livsrpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britaihand - Ireland, in Boxes of only 'as. '9d. each; sealed up with full and plain diredions, whereby per Sons of' either sex may cure themselves with case, speed, secrecy, and safety. • N. B. _Every Bois sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stain'', on which, by favour of the Commissoners, is p tint eti,.at the Stamp-office, -T. - Taylor, NO. g, New BridEoa street," to imitate 'Which is Felony, and all others are cowl- . . t. W NwO o t. • • • N los - 0 * N •-1, 4 - 4••sx 41. 1,4 00 • ••••1 • 14 0 e 0, -on • • The Farms in .the Parish of .I.lanfair Iscaer, - lie on the Turnpike Road between the Towns` of Carnaryon nod Ban.. gor, withinthree miles of the former, Adjoining the' M ena i , in ;he most beautiful part of Wales. \ • • . - The Farms in the, Parish of ClunOg(eXcept,Derwenrawr); adjoin the Turnpike - Road from CarrisrvOn t6Pwltheli, and are about equal distance . irout each, adjoining the sca. On these and the Est.hes in Llanfair. Scaer; are most de sirable spotli for bathing. iii!satt Aiii& fresh water. The other- Farms are at a moderate distance from -the sea, having good - Roads from the before , montieined Towns: All the estates mavbe,\vateredat pleasur i e. There ine Trout - Streams running *.throtigh the Estates (particulariy.those at Clunog), powerful - enough in the driest , sons ever known for any Milts orMantitattOries, tar which Country is very eligarie, ; on account (Wale good. Roads :ontiguity to the sex, F.srates.are in a.good , Sprirting Country. Particulars may he had of Mr.-W. Griffith, Cefu Coch, near. Penmori`a ; 'Mr. Tones, Auilioneer, •Ruthin ; Mr: POwnall, Staple Inn, LC - ndon ; at the Hotel, Carnar ypn ;_ Mr.. J.i , .:!csou.'s; BaiKor Ferry ; Mrs: Roberts's, Pen-. morta l the Printers at' . Shrewsbury and Liverpool, and of. Mr. Richards, the Town Clerk of Chester, of whom fur— ther inforthation maybe. had. • For BILIOUS DISORDERS, and to SEA BATHERS. AS the excessive h ea t o f t h e weat h er renders Bilious Complaints more frequent than any other at this time ofthe season, Mr. DI XON, Apothecary, Proprie_. for of the ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, begs' leave to remind the Public of their superior efficacy s both as preventing such disorders, and entirely removing th e s y mptoms t h ey produce. The great demand for them for exportation .to the warmer ''climates, is the best recommendation that can be' given of their etcelleoce counterading that accumulation of bile which excessiveheat occasions, and which disord er s' dig est i on, and injures.the adion of the bowels. From their biiea in acting on the skin, they are highly - useful along With a course. of sei,- bathing, as they prevent that head-ach and chilliness which often succeeds the operation ofbathing, if taken a short • time before it. During pregnancy; from their Operation, they are.morenscful - than any other medicine, in preventing that • • costiveness of . habit, - sickness- of .stomach, and uneasiness waich generally is attendant on the pregnant state: The high encomiums this medicine has. received in the private pradice of the Proprietor,. renders it unnecessary to say Dior.: in its favour. Cases of their .extraordinary efficacy are wrapped - round each box, signed G. Dixon, and sealed with his arms. ' Sold Vyholesaleaud retail at Ching arid Butler's Medicine Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside„ near St. Paul's L on d on, i n boxes at is. ,sd: ; half-boxes as. 9;1. ; z and in family boxes, tl. rs. , each. .Soldalso b.y. Wood, Weymouth ; Gregory and Gilbert, Brighton;' Ilazard and Mevler, Bath; Silvcr, :It the Parade, Margate; Burgess,. Ramsgate; Stafford, Worthing; Payne, Plymouth; Want, Portsmouth Gregsons, Liver pool ; and, by one respectable Medicine Vender in' every ' , Sea-port, and principal Town-in the United Kingdotri. HEN Profesfonil , Meri of Education and Responsibility deviate ' froAl the general ' System by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanetion of - long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted - my praitice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the suctessful result cat m' plan lives 1,, oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Which arc the most iniportar ! t in the Catalogue of 'ir , nl,:n 1 Iltirmitics." Alter initiation. into every I; ',..rrrly Surgeon, I formed a wish at trly -io , rescue in divid,.ls from the c,l ~,ated men, or the dange,rotis precipl:4n.cy c i ; ;;:.:nefal Practitioners. Tht:Three Disorder*, .to the Cure of which I 'have de voted my attention, cnmprise every - speci's . of VENE REAL IN uEcTioN; wit-ether of a .reet it or long _du ratiOn adly, :'tli kinds of debility; - whether arking from the habits of school-hay : ;, or the indulgences of mature age :. And, la:Alv, that derangement nt the:* syttern in ‘vo.. en Whic s ficd RENN orStfß[i.l'l'V. Numerous l)iieattes are'the result or' , ignorance, or *haste in the treatment or a Simple' . Conorrh a; and it hot un frequemly happens that the' seeds Of Life are poisoned by the indiscretiounf ito unguarded hour.--By a superior me thod such Cotiiplain:s are easily cured; and, even where others have faiied, I trust that I may presume to offer a radical. ro-estalilisruneno. Few, however, arc the -cases of compliCated distress in this disorder,. compared with the cidaantous- situations of Men, who,' from an nui!dgence in a solitary vice, or the pr.:ivaient;gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence ''of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but' carefully - conceals his Misfortune, it may be some conso lation for /inn to. know, that'although it be. an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other Prattit loners, the r removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual p!ogress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of i-ny Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or. Venus have began to - reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will • be prevented by an - early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, lit) great difficulty' will occur. • But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is hdispensahl► :equisite'to'revive the St um berin4 Sparks Of Lite, and to re-aminate the Constitution. MARIO ED WOM EN, who have long been disappointed in their expeetations of a family, may be assured, that in most instances, such deeds are curable by Medical skill. ' The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, form the bat:is oil my pretensions,. and i n coincidancewith such intimation is. given, th a t M r. K. may be consulted pu:sonallv, :or .by Letters inclosirig a small NotcJ, at his house, -.N0..29, - Arundel street, str,,,-4, near Temple Par. There is an additional Entrance in Water-street arjO ning,and the Name is en both' the chicks. , Zpicm'oer at the ituyal College of Surgeons,