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, NUMBiR 387.) WASHINcToN. IV/IR. PHILLIPS has the satisfglion to inform A.V.A. the Public, pat he ,has . just.• received from - I3USHROD WASHINGTON, the Manuscript of the SE.' COND VOLUME of THE - LIFE OF GENERAL WASHINGTON, and that the elegant Quarto Edition will Le ready for Publication on,Thursday the lid' instant; and' the Octavo Edition On Tuesday the 2.4 th inst. This Second Volume commences with the Birth of the General, and chiles with an ALcount of the Campaign of 1 776; the whole compiled front his own Papers and sLet ters, under • the Superintendance •61 his Nephew, 'by' Mr. NlArshall, Chief I ustice of the. United States. 'l s heQuarto and Octavo Editions of the' First or Prelimi nary Volume may be had ottall Books:tiers of whOm may also be had, all the successive Volumes, as 'soon - as they -ap- Pear. The entire Work will extend to Four or Five Vo lumes, price. One Guinea and a Half per Valuate in Quarto; ur Half-a-Guinea per Volume in Octavo. No. 71, St. Paults Churchqatd, • uIY 2, 1804. • ; . This Day was published, price . is. 6d. A LET LER to the _EI)ITOR. t t clic EDIN BURGH It EVI P.W. By ROBERT JACKSON,- K. D. Printed for T. Cattail and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be. bad, by the . sarne Author, Remarks on the Constitution-of the Medical Department of theliritish AvlTlY•o•Witlt a Detail of lioapitid Management, and an Ap pendix, attempting in explain the Adiun-nf Cauaea in pro ducii.g Fever, and the operation of Reinedits in etUtilig Cut ; price 7s. 6d. in boartt.;.• This Day was published, 1. tn Royal . Quarto, unitbiln with the 'Work, illustrated with a rortrait,:and.Ekc Simile t pri ce 1 1. los. in b oar d s . AtEiviotßs tic•• the LIFE, • WRI PING, arid CORK 6 SPUNDENCE JONES. • • • By (.ORD: TkIGNNIOUTH. • Sold by J. liatchard, No. 193,' ' Of - whom in4y be had,' 'price ISs. in boards, the'Second Editie4tof Hosea, translated front - the liebr,?w, with Notes ; to witch Js now first.pnblisned, - a Sermon en ChriSt's De- . scent: By Samtiertont litsuOp of St. ASaph. • • 71116 Day was publisil4: Price ss. in boards, • A N ACLOUNT ot the Di6COVERY A nd 4 - S.. OP EI ATIUN , ofANEWiViEDICINE,tin GO NT . 'nit:Second Edition ' wttli Ina* Additions.and Tostituonics lioui Pn, aso thctirtt Itesp . csttability. 13y A. WELLES.- • • Printed for I. !Anson No. 7z St. Paut , s Church-yard. INTS CASTLE, NEAR PLYMOUTH. TO RE SOLD 'EY AUCTrON, At Clobefavern, in .Pryin ou th, on-Weeinesday the 2;th Day of July inst. between the Hours et Three • and Frye o'Clock in the Afternoon, sttbjett to C;:intlitions'io Fit then and there producerL in One Lot, . . ASinguital3i Beatitifill and Vilnable ERRE. HOLD ESTATE, desirably situated Oil the Banks of' St. Geode's River, and thi:tinii only 5 miles froniTlytnouth Dock, up the ltiVer, cOmplizing I.NTS CASTLE, with Stables, Coach-house; Barns, sun:dale -oaicts, two Boat. Garden, - upwards of to • Acres orYlantations and • Woods ; with sundry Fwlds oyieh Arable, Meadow, and PaStufb Land adjoininti, 'i.i•litaoririg together upwards of ONFJ HUNDRED ANDE !.EVEN , AcKES. ' _ The castleis a very romantic and substantial Strivaure, seated on an critinenix, well sheftered with ‘Voods, and coin_ mantis delightful- Prospects of — a Braileir frOnt the SEA, s IVPING ,and the surrounding Caufory,•most. beautiful l,y ornamented with Woods and Plantations, and toritts alrfs • tether one of the must desirable ftesidenceS hi the County of Corm'vall. .• . • . Printed Particulars • may . be had at all the principal Inns, • P44tuarth, fvurtt:Cli gays peer iciuS. to the. nt Messrs. 14'DoUgall and limiter, Suticitors, Lintorn's Inn, London; at- 1 the Offices of Messrs.. Evans, M.ildlemonY, and Piercy, So. Nottingham'; and of. Mr. Green, Lenton Abbey, Dear NottinAliant. BY H.IS MAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. R. SIGMUND, .Survon-Dentist, Bath, re speafidly acquaints those of the Nobility and Gentry, who have experienced the benefit resulting from the use of his bentlfrlce and Lott.n for Preserving and 13eantitying the TE ETH,and 'G UM S, .that it may be obtained at the follow. ing Places in Tsa%n, viz. at Messrs.Gattie and Lea's, No. sz, New Ilotid-street; Hen . trY and Son, TiehbOrn-street,Golden.. square Cornhill Cryer, ditto; Watts, Chyinist, No. 08 Strand; Rown,y, Holborn Hill; Hazel, Surrey-, *treet,illackfriars-road; and, for the greater convenience of those'residing in the Country, they rnay be procirred in most - of tho principal Towns throughout the United Kingdom, Also, his ANODYNy. TIN C I'URE„ for the cure of the Tt)otli- Ache, and Tooth Brtssiles of variousiiiies and texture, ‘,ll t he best cohstruetion for use. , , • ' 1 'HE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA BEDS, and Ca AI 1t':.,13.11 % P with - .very considerable I inprovements, by MO R C All and 'SA .v Dliß S, Inventors crthelr !Mich admired . I . M PER IA I. DI N INC TA 13 Li S,. tintl Portable Chairs, and Manufadttrers ,in - general of Mo dern Uph o lstery and Cabinet furniture. A very large Stock, 4 f ever) Article in the above branches, is always ready for iaspeaion; for the furnisliin llouses complete, In the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of the bust , Workmanship,. anti choicest Materials. • , . Elegant Four-post lleds'andlieclding 'cnm plete,' ' , kith new , tb sigtietl'WindOW Curtains, Pat e nt Mnsquito Net - Beds", par tculatlY. portable for , all V orcigt) ,C litmtcs, by Morgan ,and Sanders, I' urnisl).ink U idtulsterers and . 0 atiniet ManiiLetu r"r,, No. 16 and 17, Catlicriric-stret, Strand. Please to ob-: Usivt:r NO: 16 and t 7 .ha no connexion Wh r atevewith any oier a n d in, Lonon, • , . . Army and Navy litoi ) , 1 ,, f ' ' ds • i )tion onimproved ......;_zl,,±,ery portable.. ' ' p r ii 1 , ; .,,,..,._ , I ►. 4 C O . every tcy 1 , --, YEl..t.ow FEVF,R, N 0.40, cIiAItING-PROS. R. \VILA...ICH, hte Physichit to the .. , Ixt:tri I) Atitiiasattor at the COurt of Great Britain, and Author, or the buinestic Ency c l o &!:. &e • a pardia, Treatise on* Regimen, kc• pit recommends to •.thke immediate nonce cz• the Public at large (and those in to thc West Indies, America, or any other Part of the WON, that :!:ay be, 1 particular whn arc_ i loing or Aave been stibjeet to PeNttlential Disease) the itenicdy which is sold at the P No, 4,:5, Charing.cross, LOll4Oll, to L' vc t and Cure the le ii elltni, Fever. ruprictur's ,Wareheuse, ?tut`rile most possiti ve test i monials front protest , ional men, other respeElable ptaun)Si mat be se,ni pa pamphlets' to p c had, grati annex, arehouse • which not only prove, hi the fullest m they ificAey rff t his Iteiriedy in that Most dreaclftil IVlaliady the Yellow Fever, htut also that - it is an cas?l Sale, Rlea.saut, and certain Pr eserver o f licalth'ita a hot climat e. flip ab ove i nvaluable Article is sold in Boxes.'with full hirve:tion,i (sanetioneii by Ut. Vi's . k.t.icit), in' case Qt an at tack 91 any kin l / 4 1 of Fever at One Guinea etch, sufficient for me Person tiir Tsiolve hiontlis: ---,----, irrH -E utility of M.cdical' hatitutiotis for the be - neat of the Pour, is sufficiently proved. •In • the year -1 773$ 1)q! I)iVensat'y,• in SOhn•-square lirst opened one or It, ‘a.rlist receptacles of this kind, where Diseases ! 91 ) Prcs-. .sine to the'fcrlings„ such as Erupti , "re. cases; tnePilantimlss. Sc repplitila, -- tke. had a, remedy - proposed that was sate, palat- . e, ahtt . prevented the 'mechanic being separated front his fitathiilr„ .by.i:ts . opetation liciia 6. , mild, . an. it retriiri! , g l ' 6 . 4: . 6 „, ll- , ,iel'Notti -1 he daily appti:mtons . punk to the world t he I*co4 ofSPI:LS.I3II,ItVa ricrENTAN-ri sco RI> 1) T - 4 it 0 VS' • and the'K heumall • • ,l C' ' t cr - ns'der it as a spe .' , 0- Dispensary . . •(.. 41.0 ,ou y ..)., i I . , - , 4.c.- the is:ollen as Usnal; tot oilstder'eases- daily, bet ween the lit Mrs of Eleven and Ono, and at ten'. antx given 1 ,1 .'4 l'.ro, von:paid, .with the usual F ce , will bepunetualli dot 4 i to. clergymen and other beitevolcrit persons in the (''" t ry , iiiay have flit Medicrneat a reclutted'pr4e, as usual. ~ - ~,.d with a black.stainp, - at . tile DisPens3rY) Soi“;.;quare,. t''. , Irh.. , • ;IL \ of 53. 6d. ; iss. and 'I. 2 s . duty included. . Any f:,tl with 4 different tafrii, , nitist he'injurtoos iinitations, r; 4 L 4/ t„,-; 4;-..11 z 0 IItIPERIAL PARLI,I2,IEN7: HOUSE Oh' PEEAS. TUESDAY, JULY !O. THE LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl CAMDEN, anti Lord WALSINCHAM, sat as HIS MAJESTY'S Corn. missioners in their robes, and declared the Royal Assent to the Scotch Defence Biil, the ,Irish Cus toms and Stamp Duties, and the Linen Manufac. turers'.Bills, and to several_ private Bills.: The : Irish Defence Bill wAs brought tip from the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to ,be printed. The B lls upon the Table were forwarded, and the Corn Bounty Bill ordered to be printed. Lord STANHOPE presented a Petition from Mr. Chalmers, of Liverpool, against the BM, and pray, ing to he heard by Counsel.. After a short conver sation between Lords STANAorE and WeasiNG. HAM, the Bill was ordered to be read a second time on Thursday, and the Lords summoned.--Ad journed. HOUSE OF , COMMONS. TUESDAY, JULY 10. The Horse was summoned by the Black. Rod to the Bar of the House of Lords, where the Royal Assent was given by Commission, to the Irish Cus toms and Excise Duty Bill, the Irish Stamp Duty Bill, the Exchequer Bills BM, and the Irish Linen Manufalure Bill. A Message was received from the Jannis, by a Master in Chancery, declaring their Lordships agree ment ro the Bill for facilitating ,the Prosecution of Fugitive Offenders. " On the Moticin of Mr. BARNARD, it was ordered that there Ibe laid before the l-1.1u.e, an Account Of the Grants for forwarding the Grand Canal in Ire. land, • since its commencement. Mr. Tighe's Divorce Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed. - • The Hackney Coach Bill, and the' Cotton Ma. nufaclurers Bill, were read a third time and passed as was the Bill for the Preservatitin of the Peace in .the Counties at large in Ireland, ind the Jamaica -Free Port Bill. _ _ A person from the Chamberlain of .London pre. rented the,Annu4l Account. _ The Civil List Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third rime to.mor row. A Bill for removing inconventencies suffered by the Accomptant.General tinder the Property Tax Ad was brought in by the ATTORNEY. GENERAL, read a first-time, and ordered to be read a second time tormorroiv ; as were 'two Bills brought in by Mr. ALEXANDEI ; one for encouraging the Importa tion of (Lk Bark for Tinning, and the other for the -Irmtnovvracet .of the 'tract! et the fete Ntin., Mr. OWEN, from the East India House, present. ed an Account of the serfrate Fond of that Corn. pany, and the payinent thereof, from Ist of March, 1193 ; to ,ist March, / 8°4, 7 -Ordered to lie on the Table. Mr. • POI. F, from .the Secretary of State's Office, presented an Abstra& from the Returns of the Oier._ seers of. the Poor. (This 'Abstra i tt being an im mense volume, which' a Single person could with difficulty lift, was viewed with emotions of laughter, which could not be restrained by the characteristic gra•vity of the House.) • Mr.. ROSE moved, that the proper Officer do in. :sett the expetted Returns as they . come in, ti ll the Abstraa shogid be _complete ; and that when cot. plete, it should be printed. Mr. FOST PR presented a Bill for ,warehousing homemade spirits in Ireland, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time •to-tnor. .row. • .Mr. FRANCIS gave notice, that before any Irish business was brought on to.:morrow, it was his in tention to draw the attention of the House to the manner in which the Irish business was at present cOnduEtedi • LOYAI:Ty LOAN. • The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCREQVIIR moved' the Ordei of the Day for going into a Committee to consider tile claims of the holders of Loyalty Loan Stock. The House having resglved into:A , Committee, - The' CHANCELLOR' of the: EXCHEQUER said, this subjea - had been so amply discussed be.' fore, that it would not be necessary -for him io inter into it at much length at vresent, further than is state generally the circumstances of time transaCtion. Time House was aware that this ntiney was borrow. ed in 1797‘. and that the cause, of the present ap. plication arose from_ a variation between the no. tice, as prescribed in ,the Resolution • upon which the money was advanced, and that in the Ad of Parliament for carrying the Resolution into effeet. s.Thc,material part. of the "tliff'-reoce was this, the sums were to be paid off at the option of the' holder .of the I)ebentures - two years - aftet a Defm. nitive,Treaty of Peace] on giving notice of the intention to claim 'such paymamt six months pre. Vious. The words sth of April, and roth . ol tober, in each year, were insetted'in the ACt to gulate the payment. On notice being' liven, ac... cording to the Resolution, the money woull he pay. able on the . toithi of' ( - ).l:.iber next ; but on the con. struttion. of the Aft it bad been iielti;'etintrary -io the tenor of the Resolution, that the' holders were not entitled, to give notice till the loth of Qaober next. For iminicif, with' every revea.for those whose business it. was to prondunce On the. eimn., struttion of Ails of : Parliament, he had , an hum. ble opinion, upon rise coOstruaion of this. Att;-:-;--- He w4s, -of opinion, .that it vas not rkpired that Ate six Inc/Wits notice shou:d be „subsequent' to• the 'periods stated ; but that they 'may be: ( >43 I PP.ICE SIXPENCE. convenient. . Aa Ate other. opinion . bad been held by high 'authorities he acquiesced in that contru4- tion of the, Aiff-; bit as the SUbsCribers who had vanced the money-, did not ap•Ocar to have any notice..._ of t he alteration from the Resolution on which the money had been advanced, as in fita, from the trans_ fers, that probahly had t:.,ken•place.frotu theipy.„ ment till the passing of the Ad - , it_ was impossible' that notice could have beets conveyed to all thoie‘ i nt ", wh ose h an d s t h e,propert y may. have shifted, h e .— thought that Parliament , Was in good faith b o n e d . to mlke good the conditions of the.gesoluaion. In' a case of making good the, public faith, he did rt ,, t suppose any. one would think it necessaty to inAdire _whether the alteration.would he attended with any material expence ; but he : conceive& it may be, at the same time sitisfaaory to know, that there Was, •no reason to apprehend any material inconvenience , to the - PubliC,as the only ditTercuce would be, whe. ther the payment was to take place on the t 0; h of Oft. or sth April. There may possibly be an alteratiOia.. by the alteration of the value of *ockk ; but tylv3_ . ther it 'would be material', or on which site it would be, nobody cowsily, ^lt she Vittle of Stock . continued the same, it w o uld of course be better for the Holder to receive it on the zoth Od. than on sth April. The Holder of Loyalty Loan Stock was to have an appointed time to claim the . 1 / a ttic of tool. 'in Money, in every tool. of, his, stock ; but, as nonervstock could be counted consistentry with good faith to the Contractors' for the present Duni before., they should have complete 4 - their paym en t (sth Jan.), the 'object would :he to give every Holder of tool. Loyalty Loan, as much Stock as „ .would be equal to tOO% in money at that the value to be Computed on the average price of Stock fur to days previous. In order to guard against the possibibity of any unfair advantage, it was thought 'fit to keep the option‘of .the Stock to the Commissioners of the Treasury, whether the, re_ placeotent should take place in the 5 per Ceut. Stock, adding as much 3 per:Cent.S.tock as would make up the value of tool. ih money, the . sr per Cents. being now at os ; or wholly in 3 per Cent, Stock. The 3 per C,f. t. Stock ,being more 'nezh_ tiable, it was intended, as an induceMent . to take 5 per Cent. Stock, lo give a Bonus of one quarters' Dividend, so that they would be entitled from silt July fo tl. Ss. on each tool. - . Supposing that there were - any who might not wish,to avail themsdves of this .provision, they would remain entitled to 'unsatisfied claims on the public, to the value 'of 'every 100% in money for every tool. ,share, interest from the milt of Odober;.! and on the next Session, their,claims would be provided fur, with interest from the day on which they would be en.' titled to claim the repayment of their tool. • He 'concluded .with moving a Resolution to this efFeA. Mr. DENT was not clear, that the Subscribers to the Loyalty Loan'would accede !o the arrangement. He was not pleased that the option was left to the Lords of the Treasury, to substitute s• per Cent. Stock. This was an unmarketable Stock ; and if to its presest Capital of z 8 millions, the Stock being now,. at 0, an additional • Capital. of '2 9 m il li ons should be annexed, it must. be expelled to fall still lower. His plan W/14, that instead of 5 per Cent. Consols. the re-placement should be in 5 per Cenr. Reduced 'Annuities, as being more negotiable. —7 There were no rime-bargains in the former, in the latter there were. If the arrangement proppsed by the Right Hon. Gentleman (the CH.t'llett,Latt of the Excu FQV FR), were allowed to stand,. he would advise every Haider of Loyalty Stock, to accept in preference tool. in- money on sth April., If they- , took Stock on toth of aflober, there was a greater chance that it would fall than that it would rise be.. fore sth April. The 3 per Cetus.' was a mo r e 'd e _ sirable Stock to the Holders, from' its negotiable nature ; but he heard_tbat from the great extent of its Capital, the addition that would he Made by the conversion of Loyalty into 3 per Cent. Stock, would depreciate it. He hitd no hesitation to say, that he would advice the Holders of Loyalty Stock, to preferßedticed Annuities. to 5 per Cent. Stock. .The CHANCELLOR 'of the EXCH•EQUE.R, in explanation, soid,- it was impossible to give any' opinioo whether any material alteration would take place in the price of Stock' hints the loth of Oda. ber to the-sth of April, or on which aide thatalte ration would be. There was no reason, to conclude that there would be a considerable Loan in the next year, or that that, Loan would be made early 'in the Sessions ; these,- points were in the same oncertainty as.. the former. All that ceu!d be calculated upon, as the worst that could hoipen with any certainty was, , the transfer of one five per Cent, Stock to another, 22 Millions of Loyalty Loan, added to 2 . 8 Millions created for Navy Debt. If, :my objection was made US to the tranS. ferahle 'nature of the Stock, he had only to sae, the only difference in Ibis pniot, would be. as to the new created 3 per. Cent. Stock, for no,difliculty on th i s point would 'exist with resped - to the'five per Cent. Sock. He hoped ,the Hon. would' re. fled,- before be advised his customers to ,defer ac. eepting their 'coinpensation till "April. 'The. oncy ad vaitage proposed to ,the Public.by ;retaining, the option, of the Stock in the Commissioners er the Treasury was, to gnarrd against artifidAl 'depucci.t. .tion, which might have 'tiled if t.he option Of 4!o! compensation S,cl; was to ,be in the individual... - *When the option, was placed , in the, Government, the Public was secured against that pratlice, while the indivichol would suffer no inconvenience, ,as he would Italie the full value of tool. It was nut fer him. to say now, whether the 'compensation was likelytO be made. - in I per Cent.; or in Three Per Ceet. Stock. Theofiption was left open. There was to he ,1 101 of tl. ei. for the quarter on the Titre per Cents. ; on- the. Three per .Cents. 'there was t o 1 ) ; no l 3 anus, It would, besides, be pro.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, I "04. NAVY OFFICE, • 7 0 1 Y 3*'lS o 4. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM MISSIONERS of MS ..MAJESTY 's NAVY, do hereby give Notice, that on Fridby the 24th instant; at Ten o'Clock in the ,Forenoon, -Commissioner FA NS FIAIVE will expose to sale at bisbffic'y in His Ilfaiesy's Yard, at Plymouth, several Lois' of Old Stares, consisting of • COLD•SHAKINGS, ROPE, JUNK, HAMMOCKS, And CANVAS, in Paperstutr, HEMP RUBBISH, WHITE OCHAM, FLYINGS, • ' OIL and PAINT, CASKS, Sec. all lying in the said Yard, where any Persons wishing to become Purchasers, may hive tke liberty of viewing the same during the common working hours of the Yard, until the do of sale. Inventories and Conditions of Sale may ie bad here and at the yard. • , VICTUALLING OFFICE, yrdy 6, 1804. TFIE commissloNgws for VICTUALLING Ilis-MAJESTI"s NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on PridY ne.it, the t3th init. they will be ready to receive 'Tenders in Writing (scaled 34) and-treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASS ES, to be delivered immediately into the .Vores at Deptfo;d, and t, be pielfcr by Bills, payable, with in terest, ninety ,?/1•4 after-dile. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at • the Secretary's Offce. No regard Will be had to arty Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered its the Board before One B'Clo‘k on. tie said ; Fridy next, the t 3 .5 invt, nor unless the Peron who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called f:r.. . OFFICE: OF 012DIV4INCE, . • • '7NLY 4* i B °4* rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of h IS MA. L yESTI": ORDNANC.:e, do hereby. give Notice, That Proposal! will he received••.2t theit Office, in St. 'Varga; et'i-streit, Westutivrtter ) or 6efor,Thur,ki the 4th of elugurt next; from latch Persons as may be to s'ittelertake the supply of COP PER 1100 I'S and RIVETS, upon antraa, f,r the service of this Department. Patterns ly suhirb may he seen at the Honour able Princij , al Storekeep,r's Office, at.the Tower. , • • Further Partie,lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may br knmrt Upon application at the Secretag.'s Uce, in 51. Ala , karet's-street. any day heinveen the hours of Ten and Four•otiock,Auhere the-Proposals arc to he delivered, sealed up; and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" hat no Proposals can he admitted after the said 4th Day of Amur.' ' 11y Order of the Board, tr. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the Impositions whi c h h ave l ong b een . pradised in regard to•this Medicine, a small attention' .only.is requisite ; _tor as by favour of the Conimia-sioners of the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been prepared for. Mr. Newbery's use, with his Name engraved in the Stamps, the Imitation of which would be a Capital Offence, the ge nuino Preparation may now be 'readily ascertained ; it Is therefore recommended to Purchasers not to open any Box in future, .unless they observe the words, "'F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," printed in the Stamp. ' The superior Excellence of these Pills hi klieumatisms arid ' Colds, as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable, from the v;cissituttes of our Climate, is uni versally acknowledged They are admirably calculated for Bilious, andiither Disorders of the.. Stomach and Bowels ; for, lead-achs occasionea by Indigestion ; aiid for preveritingi Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of Free Living. Recourse should be had to them atter every Ex cess, slight Indisposition; .and •thos their 'well-known and -kii ow u n pol leve. characteristic r of, promoting Longevity will be maintained; for by assisting natu.te in the due discharge of the animal functions and by keeping the Constitution. as it ?, • were, Continu.ki repair, they preserve the BOdy in health a n d vigour, ant pie.vent premature decay. They require no Particular ,:unfil.;:kiient nor attention to diet. • They'are sold only by F.. Newbery and Sons, at the Ware.' .house for Dr.. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's', a few • doors from C heapside, London ; and at D r.l ames's late house lit Bruton-street;. hoes price as. 6d. each, Stamp includ- x ed ; or the quantity of Six in one large box for tl. , - TO PARENTS,. GUARTHANS, AND BOARDING scnoof.s, THE following Let ter from the prineiPAl Clerk of a respe6table ..Meretutrit., in Town, will incontestibly prove the mperiOr efficacy'. of CFI I N G!s PATENT WORM EST miy ING :LOZEIIGES, in removing those corn. plaints in the Stomach and Side, that have resisted the power of all other Medicine. , To M,'Ars. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, London.. •••‘Cent.l . .,:inen - - With lively .hearttul gratitude 1: am en abled to iliforin you of the most surprizing cure my ..Wite has• received by your invaluable. Ching's Patent Worm 1-ozenges For three years she , was afflif.led with such a violent pain in her Side, as-to confine . herto herbed the greatest part of That, time; every Medicine that the skill of an eminent Physician, assisted by .a Surgeon and an ApotheCary, could suggest, was administered, but to no purpolx:•- She went • to -Ilath.-to try the' . elfed of the ,waters, and after_ undergoing sour et painful and distressing operations, but finding no relief, she 'was re, thiced to such a state of weakness as not to be able to move in her bed without assiStance, and we expetted he hourly dissolution, • when providentially I met with - one of your Bills, and obServing,in the syroptotits of Worms given,. some' corresponding with my' Wife's cdmplaints, I purchased a, B o x y a nd with the second dose she passed a Worm above foot long, and an inch in circumference; and nuMbetless Smith:rot:es.. ,By . the Continued 'use of your Lozenges, as direCted, she gradually recovered strength, and was happily restored to her fautily_, and• has been for: nearly three years since, in a good. state of health. 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