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I % q .404, va . ~~ ~`-`.-: l u~' ; A ,~` ~. . 7 l NULTDER 379 t:);) 711URSD4 Y,, r juLf 26, 1804. '0 the P R (PRICE SIXPEUCCo E EHOLD E RS or the COUNTY of 'MIDDLE - SEX. CENTLEMIN, AIY y.our exer tinny tliis ' t hy 'I a m nnw OA . re . .l at the Head of the Poll,' and, with a continu e of your Marts, there can be no cloubt of ultimate success. The briniest Of the ShertiFlias already prov,ed adequate to ensure to every Freeholder the exercise of his Fratiehiie without molestation and I hive Mt rity part adopted tlte necess ar y m easures for the &tett ion of fiditious Votes. and (fir bringing the Otlimclers to punishinent.' m Let rite entreat you, then, Gentlemen, to perserele in your vigilance; activity, and ex_ croons, which, ' he assured, are essential to the ..-serticitt of your Rights, .and the vindic;ation of.your Independence. I have the Honour to 1),, GENTLFMEN, Your faithful ancidevoted humble Servant, Weymouth -street, ju IV :5;18°4; L. B. MA INIV Alt' NG. cra-rx OF THE POLL. Mr. Mainwatitu; . Sir F. liurtLtt Majority for Mr. Nrainwaring T. - 1233 -1237 'HE EREEkOLDERS in the INTEREST of . Sir FRANCIS 11URDETT. arc inforinc,i, , that CO A Cif IS Will he Natty Ti,. morrow Slo "li'g* folinwing• Day, at Seven o'clock, and every to cnnvey, them -to the Poo. at 'trent tool, front the under-mentioned pl.icei. : 1.0 W 17 . k 1 ) 11 1 1 S I all —C; lobe, Moorgatt • Duth 'nl - I- lackney.,roatt ; Mile- End, opposite tile • Mount , Old -street Road, the Tl4ree lolly 1.1 1.4 c -hers •, Hound.abuttt, City. Road • Well Close-squire ; PliCeiliX, Ratcliffe. FINSMIR Y—Opposite the Cross Keys near St. lohn 'street, Smithfield. • ' - ' liol.llo A N--Isrear the White Bear, Leather-lane; 1 , n ear Si, Giles's near P lomtree-street ; Wild -street, near Linoiln's.l tin- Vields, at the. He junson's Head. W EST NII NST P. lt —Pal aCe - yard; King's-Arms, ton•street • near DevonAllite- house, Piccadilly. Comp: ittiNSIiNGTON--.l.awrense-street, Chelsea; . Fulham. i COPYHOL D I'l'Oll%llBES, VAUXHALL; in the County t of SURREY , and N R lANO of KENNINGTON. T() " RE-S()11)i pursuant to Seven several Orders of the High Court of Chancery, made ,in a Cause wherein ' IttIIN KENEIiEI E. "• Pll tiff' and MOSES •i Es 1,, a n , SCRA ' E T () N, Esq. and Others, are Defendants, before Samuel CoMpton Cox, Esq. oi,e of the Masters of the said Court, on the zd Day of A Ligust, i So 4, between fly: hours k of rWo and Three o'Clix:k in the Afternoon, at the Public 1 Chancery.lane, i. Let s London, in 'Twelve separate anti distinct' ; , ; fIRTAIN COPYHOLI) ESTATES, situ a te s . N.... 0 at Vauxhall, in the County of Surrey, consisting of a large I)W EL LI NG.HOUS li,, with OUTHOUSES, and about 'r wo Acres of Garden Ground thereto belonging, situate . head) opposite Vauxhall Gardens, with Wall anti other Fruit Trees 'growing thereon, Dwelli ng -h ouses, with sundry Piece 4 or Parcels of ( es or Mutat or Land,' amonnting together to about Sixteen Acres, with some. Timber Trees 'growing thereon, situate near and opposite Vauxhall Gar .lens, Devonshire Place, and Princes -street, auxhall, ell o f which are Cnnyhold, and in th e sa id Manor of Kennington, held Linder His Royal, Highness George Prince i of-Wates„ ,Diikeof Cornwall, Lord of the said Manor, - at very l stnall Annual Rents. Fart;cidars inay bz had (gratis) at.the said Master's C ham. berg, in Solithampron-h.lildings•aforesaid; of , Mt. Montiey, Solicitor, Wo-,d-strett..Cheanstle, where Plans may be seen ; of ,si r , Edvvard [lonic,' Six Clerks Office, ClLincery- lane lenti of Mr. IVilliani flatt, ,Ca.rpenter, nzar VaUXII4II Gar. Aleils, who will also, shew the Premisses. .---- -- 7-----,------------""--- COTE HOUSE, near BRISTOL. -• (In One TO BF"sOLD IIY AUCTION, will he Lot) some time in, August "text, of which nritice given, Knot disposed of by P r i vate Contrael, "I Ii E ,s t. y .I) •;ii;thre.' ES 'l ATE nod 14 A N DS, • c.+ll,tl COTE HOUSE, satiate in , the. Parish of 11r4tWesthur)upn-Tryitt, within two miles of the City of d, on the colliolliiiiiing sidu,of nurdiOatri l)owet, a mo,st ' b...autiltil mid lic4lthy p.irr i)f the Cinitity of Gloucester, in 11 ne ightionrlioi:(l, aild ((Hon' istding views tit gin i.ua; Siteid kok.,l3l aize , Catille-, :1116 Klll,l', WCSII/11. The listaro entisistSoii, J c..T4 41 el:.g.int htotit..b9ilt Man- SiOn.house,,colitilith.g esklit tri.;),:r Cli ontwis, six 'principal Iled,,chaliib:s, :and • Diesiti.g-;();,111S, Cl6Set, &I: 46 - , ' il eaptfal and elegant Draw Olg-romn,. witit'receai wi:lcio%y;i. ,;.7 . leet b y 2 7 , hno iti , feet high; (I excellent Dining, parlour, 23 et hy 2 v ;,' a 'Breaktals2 Parlour, ' 22 ey s IS ;...a‘,,Labeeiry, •!Ile4 brr:lisintr-rtrolli, :ilk 'Entrance Hall or Vestibule; • wi.rl).oo-. ktie olliees f +(inn-lard, capital-, Kitchen Garden, Wig. ktnises, d,,uhle Coach-ouses Stabling for 12 iiurse4. 4tici Othcr toliVettlitecs...- - s ' ' . • ' Tit, 1 4011 consists of a beautiful Lawn . and Now ling -4 Nell. and Pad(ock, with a •JMoi of water, in the • Whole. Inol!ting ta about r 3 Acres ot cxcellerit I. , .titi,• Meadow and flue Tii , c ,•nd ' LatuLTax redeemed, and two . I , ~. . ) u...ree, d ruA 4 it s Westbd Cbtirch':. • - ;r oN4sission ma ybe had of the Mansion-lirms e , and about. ends Acres of Land, 111. 0616ber. 'The- Temaitallr Or - the. ,an 'which is an excellent Fit rrh!'hottse, ‘vit i Stbl'-'6. c ' i `c. are lett int ]. ease , of which fouryears were uneX int-- td,..ra,t L.,:•ly-day last, • . , ~ .•,1 rtl ' i ) e e r , l l .; :i s rr.lidteetittarl', h a e p v p ie j y w l e o d pt b i g e - b T s r i s eke S t e s l , ig i o 'ci u r ; 7 h It a l i c , Id, i, a a r i ll n . I c o r : : . it"ti*s, .John.street, liristol,••• or Messrs. Ward,: Dennetts anti (I reaves, t, Bristol London.. . PtSIRAIII.E °II El ) FREEHOLD FMAR of ( " 4 " 11 HUN.. . ' and FORTY-SI XAC It ES,' II ERTS, . r() 13r , 3 With immediate Possession, . , 1 : SOLI) I3Y PRI VAT E CoN TRAeI, el , By Mitirs: SKINNER, , . . DYKE and Co: VALUABLE FREEIiOLD ESTATE, situate A at • Ixteecol !,,,y1 a short distanc, froth St. Alt;att's, and only ll ettllci. from the. Metropolis, comprising .an,excelldnt m a g r i nl " 4l } .l ll ?.y. brk,, gtabii,„7„ and every liceqsary Out 131.1ild .1)„,. ti :lye Treelioki cottz,.;es ; the ‘vhole containing unwed and P • • 'Ctrs , - t , hicad ow , Pasture, A ra b i , a , i, w ort).stx 0 . state dulliva.;.tailt La"' lying very caml)3et'.ancl in a goad D Lerc:llll: ' cl i r ci ll to a rs ni.tcu i l : 4rs . may 1; 2 had Of Messrs. Rohinao . rs and ~I , _ _ „ . .1ne 0 i re ,,,,. , . . awl of Messrs. Skinner, ....._., ", .nti Lo . A id,,, , 3. .. • 11 . , ----.......5.._____ •L'"Crht,4te-strect. li) Ifr. -----.....,___.--....._ A er ',SOLD 13Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, - V s' -Y " i lirat 'le' EStATE, situate in the ilea_ about F• n ' t 't.ni. agreeable vina r e 11 M ESTIY. distant ,t ,, ,..,: i lye Miles irons Great.Yarinuuth, Contiirling a c%r c i Z:',"'__"_, Kelleel sashed Messue, having ~t-, P.,lirt (Yjar. dig tr‘overtui'l.htatloes in front 4 an excellent walled-in with Coa'el l ,i, 1) n led, zwri a neat sashed Surniner-lit , ),L4 . . l'ls. and Stables. Also a Farm ,Howse adjoloNt two ltir .to ,, q ns ' llit'le7, Bullock-sited, Gianary, anti other PUlla: theair,. IA ynott r epair. and near Fifty /Icres of rich A rab . c Lana, tOstould and in li t ~ .0 .. at, it o f Mr. ttobcrt Proctor, ompt:.n..„- . t t C (Judi ..., „ . ..,. , ...., • 7 .i.opttetor, who will accommodate the Purcnaser.,ll uc , *l . ll an eariyi.„,,.,:s4.iim, ' . . A f Price, kand oth-r pr''rtieular apply to Mr.' Cory,. At• I°4lo/1-at•Law, CR'.it-V,i;titoutlt: ..... 10 It. 1761-I.< A Most desirable situation- fora S , dortsman or a Genteel Fa . nily. To be Lett, U nfurnished, And entered upoult 111i clittelmas next, or hcone ti if ecqiiired, . MUI)I..RN. wdt_hiliit .111:ICK MANSION, . A cont.dnin-, .1 11;11 Dini e Pailimr . Drawii'ig.room,. ktt:ritternan's I)7e;siti;-r‘')Oin ik n e 4 on the . Ground Floor. I Re ll,d-ro,nts x,iiii twot.. D'rssitig- rooms on the first over I ' ll 'l, I) , s.‘le, yo(.1 Gilfrets „ tht Be cl.:rooms tor Servants tsf;:c:,h)ibl,ret, x. yti,, , ..s ot ail kinds 'c,ontplete , , wii f h ii C e ; h ar p tin s. , , .1 , , "••". .. 0 . ',-''' 71,!/1 telt to t h irty. A c res o f , t .le.l,antl,-Lovi 1;:1):t i 0 Stii, w andcarriage of Coals, tree ot .411 . 101 'S iliti 1'.,,,, I,i,ii Itatcs, with the liberty or /4 , '''''' a hrge tr,ct ( r i.o.d. The , N:sent. Occupier might, .s porting ''Lliabl),- be f,„:,1"1,1„,i,5.,0ie 0' I,rt ~I lite Furuitorg• F° " vier "'" i aPply w ,fir. Ra:,‘Lin, t\lo, a:l5, ricc"1111Y• VAUXHALL. Under the Patronagebf His Royal Highness.the PRINCh of WALES. • MO. MORROW EVENING, at the express sire of Her Grace the Duteliess of Devonshire, will be a.SUPEAB N ETE, in which all the pomp of Asiatic gran. ((cur and magnificence will 'in this Evening's E ntertainnwnt • The FIREWORKS .will.also have strong - claims to approbation, the disch.►rge of which is materially enlarged far this peat occasion. Farther particulars wilt:: given in ihe Bills and Advertisementi of the Day. Admission STATE LOTTERY.-i-FAVOURITE NUAlliEttS. THOSE Persons who may wish to procure any particular Isfumbers, are requested to apply to the Li. cco.,ed LotWty Offices, as ,Tickets for the September Lottery (being the only Lottery to he drawn this year) are now is course of-delivery at the Bank: • . No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of £20,000 are ,C 63,000 . z0,c;..) - .30,00 e 3 - 5,000 - i 5,0Dt:1 , 6 - 1,000 - 6,o•oo 8 . . k )0 • 4, 0 : 4 zo 130 . 2,000 • ,„ 4 0 SO 2,000 0,550 • 10 - 131000 . . .25003 Tickets Part of the Capitals to cletertnined as under: First-drawn Ticket First . Day k. 1,000 Tkket Seventh Day - • ira,o • First-drawn Ticket Eighth. Day - 2c,p00 First-dr two Ticket Ninth Day . - Begins DraWiflc September 24, 1804. TICKETS end SHARES at,' on SALE at all thz 1.1. CENSE!) LOTTERY-OFFICP.S... Ticket - 17 t 7 o H a w . X. 4 4o I Eighth - - 27 9 Qtartar - - - 4 o - ~3 6 STATE LOTFERy, _. . . QVVIFT and C.,. N.), It. Ponl , ry, beg le4ve .to, inthrni their Friend 3 anti the . P.,01 e, that the TI CK ET'S and SHARES of the STATE Lt)T I'ER Y (to 'begin Draw. irig on the 24th September nextf art3 , oll Saki At their Office,. The following Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for the lot year were shared aikd sold at their 0 flize, viz. No. 226 L. to,otio No, t torn L. 2oo• 11,599 seo, ..41,696 19.41, s 6 poo 6 3 0 93 loos 20 6 357 ' No. 26 , 187, tOOOI. and others of sol.$ ol. tgc. tee. to w ,a oo great amount. J 3 l: %It AS TO 1. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. - - IFutnishint Upholstery . , and Cabinet Ware.rooms and Alattutadory, Nos. 13 and t 4, Cathe. rine Street. A large assortnwat of articles of the newest, 'neatest, a:1;1 most ceconomical Fashions, of well szasetied materials, and excellent workmanship, with several im provements. UTL It rzspedfully relies on the .good discerninent of the Public, that they, will see through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti cles... It is well knocvn that Bu TLE a has two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first i$ applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and Is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders then) more convenient forliouses, and much more 'tenable. The principle of the other is applicable to most kinds'of Bedsteads, as Four Post, T ent , Soh, and Chair :Beds, which latter are singularly use. ful in sickness, and each w hen shut up, make a handsome . piece of furniture-for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, bre. The Four Post and Tent:Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help "of tools or tacks orpails in the furniture, and are very portable.- Particular kinds Of the 'above, adapted lbr Gentlemen'of, the Army and Navy, 411lt ilOt elimates, also portable Chairs, tee. Buz I.Eit's Patent Manufacture.; have been graciously pa tronized by the King, Queen, and Itoyals.Family, and ho neurett by ()riders trout iiimibers of the Nubility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of in the East and West, Ir lies : the merit of the :Articles have thus ;net with fa. vourable encourageinent, :and. for which he returns hisg rate tul iv; kAlqWlgdgirlelltS, and cannot but notice the kind Of fices of ''some otiwr.i, who nix up large Sign-Boards, with 14u it.s name inscribed, whieli may help also to promote his Busineis, or-should it he designeu othorwise, he, by... Ore permission of Providence inatuitactures arid sells Ins rior Four-post and other excellent Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles-as ata.ye ' namely, Catherine-srteet, 3 doors from the Strand, a Brick front. House, where he has con., strutted several Tool s arid Machines for working the same,, and 'has otherwise been at considerable expence to oring them to that utility and degree of pepfection at which they now are. At the same place may b e had e v er y A r ti c l e for the completely Furnishing Houses. N. 11. For Exportation. p HELJMA-11SiVIS,. Pai.,irs, arid Gouty tiaras, with their usual concmitants, Spasm, or fly ing Pains, Flatulency, liiillgestion, and • general liebilit). (originating in wilat'ever sonrcei, are relieved and frequently cured by WHI ESSENC P. of MUST4IO-1 LLS, after ev e ry et h er M eans h a d t ail e d. The E. LUI D ESSENCE of MUSTARD fusedwith the Pills iii those COmplainis where lieCtiSaili, • is litall3pSille 111(ist active , penetrating, and eire.!dual Remedy in the world, curing tho'severe“ S itAl IS and BRUISES, in 'IONS than "lithe rimeusually takeLi by Opodeldock, Arquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; audit useciiiiimediotely after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. • • It is prepared anti sold at 25..*9(1. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecxry, No. Greek -street, London. - • PARNTS, GUARDIANS, AND RDI.' C. - T - scilooLs", HE following Letter from the principal Cierk,of a respeelablc Merchant in Town, will incontestibly prove the Superiur,elticacy of Cit INC 's VAT ENT tVOIOI - VING f4O ZENGE S, in removing these cont. plaints itt the StOtrlk'll a n d Side, that have 'resisted the power of all other Medicine. To Messrs, (Ann"' and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, London. .4 Contleinen --%Vith lively hearttul -gra ramie I am :en*. -abled to inform you or the most surpri zing cure my Wife has received by your invaluable Patent Worm Lozen . ges. For three years she was ;Entitled with such a•violent pain in her Side., a s to Confine her to her bed the greatest part of ,that time; every Medicine that the skill ot, an eminent PhYsician, assisted by a Surgeon and an Apothecary, could seggesti-waS administered, but to 410 purpose. She went to Bath to try • the ell'ecl C.ie waters, and after uud e rgoin 4 some painful and di.:trossing operations,. but tinding no relict, she was're. rioted t > suclta state of weakness as nut to,be able. to move in her lied without assistance, Joni we expected her hourly dissolution, when providentially I met with one of your Bills, and observing, m the symptoms of Worms given, some Corresponding with my %Vito's complaints, f PureliaSed a Box, and with the second dose she passed.o Worm ahave a ibot long, and an inch in circumference; and 1111411)e:tells •sinaller ones. By the, continued use of your Lozenges,.as .direaeti, she gr,e:tiAlty recovered' strength, aul was happily restored to her. Lundy, and tias been for nearly three yeors since, in a good state of health: • gnvourAgetl by her hAppy 'experience, we have often re.. cominentled your Loienges, anti are in the consant - habit of giving t hem to our poor neighbours and then - children. with invariable ,success. Gratitude prompted me, to make my • Wife's c:ase known to you long ago, bur I waited to be assured that the reatoration 3413 S complete. By making it public ter the benefit of others, - you witl greatly,oblige, " • • t;entlemen, four obedient and grateful stumble Servant, , 77, Graver lute, Southwark, M. St Lcocß.. March 2, 1864,' Ching's Patent Worm ,Destroying Lozenges are sold Wholesale anti Retail at Ching and Butler's 14 . 4, elivap. side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and Retail' by milst Medi einel Vpiulers in the. United Aingdoms, in Boxes at ss. thi: ball Boxes 2,5. gd. ; and for Charitable purposes in BoXes at 224. C3‘ll, With ilireCtions, signed' by the ratentce. This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. AN TNOUIRY the PRESEN C STATE ofthe MILITARY VIRCE orate BRITISH EM PI"R.E, with View. of, its Ilr..erganization„ Addressed t o the,Right Hon. W I. LIM PI TT, ; By Liiutenittir.e.of-inel K. T. WILSON, K M:T. Author of the Ilistory of the Expedition to Egypt.. Sold by T. Eg.3-ton, Military Libra ) , Whitehall. This Day was published, price ss. in boards A .I\l ESSAY on thq, PRINCIPLE of 'COM. M E RCI A L EXCHANG ES, and more particularly of the EXCHANGE between GREAT BR I CAIN and I REL AND, , with an Inquiry into the Practical Elleas of the Bank ReitriOions. •By 101-IN LESLIE FORSTER,:Esq. Printed air John llatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly; sold also by I. Asperne, Of Whom 'may be ltad, price 83. in boards, the Fifth LB, don. Ott the State of Europe before and after the French Re volution, being an Answer to the Work entitled "- De P Etat de la France Ala fin (lc Pan S. By Frederick Genrz, Coup: sellor at War to His Prussian Majesty." Translated from the German, - by John Charles lierries, Esq. Exeter, July tr, 1804. r rHE PUbiic are desired to notice,. that now is in the Press, the Third Edition of the AVOWAL of the SECESSION of (the late Itev. , ) ROBERT LUKE ; it being the intention o f th e Author - to publish speedily the A VOWA L's ATTENDANT.; by which is isgnitied, the first Link of a Chain of Communications fur the good of So. day at large. The dormer editions have been correaed, as to the use at pauses and Ca p itals; should some faults" Yet remain, let not service be dishononred where eorrea. Ihe Author of the Avowal having provided a Criterion for the settlement of•all disputes which may have arisen, or may arise in the case of knots in the Press, the late Purchasers of either of the forther Editions are to be served with it, gratis ; if application be made seasonably, at the Printers', Messrs. 'new man and Sun, Exeter), bef o r e a certa i n number, 'to . be set apart as a testimony of gratitude for the attention ot early customers, be all delivered out. The Author, after ail his care to correct himself; undertakes to offer his Work, hot as a thing infallible, but as a thing not designedly otherwise than true, and not ungenerously tiMred for sale at the price rcq iired, • The price of the-Criterion is threepence, and of the•third Edition oldie Avowal one shilling. Booksellers, Trewman and Son, Exeter; Catlett and Davies, London. Tha thin - of the Avowal desireth, and studieth to ap. Prove_ himself, in the sight of every party.of mankind, with. out respect of persons, the friend of Man ; no otherwise the friend of man,4han as the friend of truth. lipon this high gruand, this holy ground; he standeth placed; upon' this high ground, ;his holy ground, ne elAinteth :the attention, nut only of that ReiietouS Society beyond the sanctuary of which he halt learned to advance, but, of all the other So. cleft's of this anieulatelv.speaking, and )et religiously.em lug planet Earth : and, be- it the happy issue of the pains * 'and labours,of the Lord's free man, non funmin ex fulgore, sea ex fuino dare lucent. Not the smelt& after a flash, but after darkness to .give the . light. 0 earth ! .eartlil earth hear thm the wor.l of the' Lord, at the 'moutn ot the Lord's free man; if the truth that maketh free be valuable ; if tire liberty of trudont. th. rewaid of truth, be worthy of desire, of pursuit, of acceptance. . , sTIRACIA% ITALIAN- 01•LS.for making the Hair Grow. THL mnct elegant MO graceful Ornamen t i n N a . ture IS'a tine Head of Ha ir; but the prevalence of the late Fashion hiving induced' many to deprive themselves of that beautiful. Embellishmcns, and who now regret the- too hasty adoption of so unbecoming. a mode, the i'mprietor of the above Oils, after .twenty years of the public approbation, is happy .to assur,: them, that by using his this, the Hair Will be more beautiful than evert likewise restores theJlair nit bald places, making it grow in .abundance; also prevents its Calling oft, which it will Vain twenty,four hours after illness, by• re-invigorating the Roots; likewise (in Horses' which has been experienced by the first Gentle men in the Country, particularly bylthe Studs of 'the Duke of .Queensberrv, and. Sir Jolla Lade.—The Hair always comes its natural Colour. To be had, wholesale and retail, at the Proprietor's house, No. 94, Newinan-street, Oxford-st Net ; and, by his appoint-. mint only. ;it - Mr. Golding% Pall- Mall ; Humphreys', Oxford -stre e t, a t is. ; a Put, or 2.1. Lis. a dozen. Not less than halt a dozen at the whole s ale price. JHE CORDIAL 13A14 of ,I.TI:/‘.1), by its softening, healing, and tonic Q , :alities, and salutary EffeEts ' affords a sure pror.ped of returning Strength, .and a certainhope.'of muscular Invigoration, to those who are de bilitated by premature or excessive I tidulgencies ; liencearise Weakness or Sight, Vertigoes, Loss of Appetite, and Men tal Decay. A' body that is enervated in. youth, seldom reco vers itself by any ut;pert, mans ;than this .Restorative ; Old Agc and IntamitieS speedily conic on, and the thread of Life is shortened; for, the foundation of a happy olrt age, is a goo d Constitution in youth ; temperance and moderanon, at that age, are passports to happy ?„ri.s. hairs. Yontli ofeither Sex, who h a v e practised a secret and de. fit, iiztive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debili, tated tlie wide NervotiaSystertr, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the must powerful, certain, and etlectual Bertioilv. This cordial . has li::,:ti uncommonly success;lll with young People wheitave the appearance and 4irof old age ; who are 'paw, elreminare , bel'llobed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose bodies are be‘anne. Vent, whose legs are no longer Sear‘ely . able to carry them ; who have an utter distaste tor every thing, and arc totally incapacitated. Whe re • r h o e t° . mach is tiequently disordered, the body is weakened, pale. ncss, b o dily 4 .le 4 ;ay, :.nd emaciation, succeed this most de struetive habit, and l II , : cios sink intii the head. The virtue be the c or d, a l Balm ot't; ile.id is daily demonstrated, in era !beating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Di sor d„ t; and mottling has tended so iiiio:ii to cstaniisn the la me o f this Medicine, as its CeftAin SUcceas in thoc Collt. plaints which strike their roots so deeP in the Constitution, andare so fatal to the happiness of IVlankind. - • . Prepared by Dr. SulOtilun, Liverpool, in rod. 6d. anti 335. Bottles ; the tatter contain' tour of the former, ny which the Purchaser saves 9S. E velygenuine Bottle has a Stainp,w hid) bears site Proprietor's NAllte 'and Athiress, " Sainuel Solo. mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. . 04 - Each .genuilie bottle has the w or d s " S ar i t. Sbl o . mon, Liverpool," engraved.on the stamp. N. 11. - The Postage of all Letters;to the Dottor must be paid, and nos. 6th. its a Fee, enclosed tOr Advice; - ' • . The Cordial Balm or Gilead, Aitti.l 1111 , :14;1nel, and Ab. t'Stergent Lotion, and Guide to Health,' Are . Sold by Remnant, Ilarnburgh ; K. Bach, l'earl.street, New-York ; Mathews, No. 13, Strunil, London; atul in VAtil by Haunt; Bristol, 'Night ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bit minglhain, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Illantitord, • Sitnitious ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel. don; Cambridge, llodgson ; Coventry, Roliason • Colches. ter, Keytner ; Canterbury Sinutions ; Carlisle, i opts; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Claeliar i ., i 4o ff , Pool and Son ; Chichester; Plidlipson ; Citenceittre . . .1 Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No, ..6i l, (44iiteg6. green; Derby, Drewry ; DOrhant, Pennington ; Dover, NeCes; Devizes Lowe Dorchester, Virtue { Deal, R o s e; Dartinonth, lackion t. 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VICTUALLING' OFFICE* 3104, 2 3, 1804. T V I CTU „ILL ING 11F COMMISSIO.V.E.RS Wis MA .7' ESTrs NAP)" 4 hereby give Nctice, that on 11 . 'ednesday.the I'l alt.gvit oral, ag will 6e ready to I r:eive Ten ders i,t writing (sealed up; and treat /3.- ON/ lICINDR and FIFTH' 110US4ND GALLONS of !VEST !ATM RZIM, 17 be delivered(dettr free) in six we„ 1, by weeny pcportims, c ,;e Gay into the Storis,at POnsouth, - and the remaining Aal) in equal moieties Into those at Deptfo4 and Portsmouth, and to he paid fa r by Bills, payable, with inteiest, ninety dgys after d.rtei The Condition of the Contraa too ht. tern ~t the Seerttatt's °Pe, No texa.rd will iv.iad;o do tender in vAirb /he Price third not be inserted in words .st length, or th.zi shall not be delivered to 'he Ocard before One o'CloCk she said if'rdntrdty rbe Ise :fug:est new, nor sinks: the Person Toho makes the Tevder, cf some Person on his beb4, attends, to answer ti.ben called for. OFF/CR dF pRD.VANCE; 741. r 4# I US. rrsHE PRI NCIP.-1L OFFICERS V 111$ M.l. -A- ' , ESTI"' D.vd.vca, do hereby eve Notlee i That Prop.nale will be ;wired at ibtth 01p,, Si. Margaret's.Jiriet, Irestmbuter, an or before Thtridaji t h e 4 , 6 of efugatt next, Tr* each Perm: as octy be witaa g to unlertake ibe supply' of cop., P4R 1100 AS a"? R 11 1 E1'3, upoi Contra #, for th: service of this Detartmort. Pattern: of widcb Pia; be ure , t at the 11,hour. able Principal Siorekqpettt Office, .tit 'e Tower, Further Particulars, looker with.the Term: and Conditionr, of the Co/unit - 1i way he km.lun opens. apilleation at the .c.'rcret.t. j os. Office, In St. .111artareer,strett. wry Air between the bourn ;;,f Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Wye iv be .dellve, ed, tea/ef up, and marked on tte " Proposals for Ow Supply or Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" 1.4 t ao Proposal,. eate,,: be admitted aftetthe sail 4th nay of dittgua. 8„y Order tithe thasd,.. R. IL CREW, gee,' Extraohlitiary Elfeits of Dr. JAM ES's EV E u R „ T. IF, yet) great Fak:ack of this Medicine in the Intitteiiia of lait year is too 'recent to be forgotten ; but it was most singular when taken on: the first .attack,, tOr in those cases, where the Fever was allotved to J4ain ground el'ltS: tava4e the . e •iistitution, ,betbre the Powder Was resiirted to. ' - the Disorder became obstinate, protracted,. and sametirnels fatal. Upon all occasions this A.lcrlicine should ba given at the corninclicerneur of a Fever i rd wh rtever kind ; f o r if i t 04 tilt su ff icient of itself to cili : eta cure, it is ,the:txst Prepari. nye for the Bark, and other retri.:o.es which the symptoms require but as the genuine Pow bas often ictlown to U.:MCC the Patient, afterlasubstioites Alla every other ' fuge have failed, it ought, even in the last eXtlVitlitY, to be tried. Great benefits have been der;v..ed from the Powder, when taken every w,itt-as an Alterative, in disorder; th oug h t, beyond the reach or medicine; "and from a commuilicatio l y from the Rev, Mr; Singleton Harputiof Dublin, there is mason to believe that it may bc used in this manlier with , suc., eess in the Ilyttiocephalus, or %Slater on the Brain. for Colds, Measles, Rheumatisms,'aritt all Inflammations iota Obstlttetions of the Lungs, Bowels, &c: no Medicine is act proper. Sold only: by F. Newbery anti Sons, g0..45, St. Paul's Church-yard (a few Doors from Cheapsitle), London; arid at Dr.ltroes's late House, in Bruton-street; in Packets, 25. gd. each, Duty included, or in Butifes containi n g tw g iv,,,, Packets, price 245. as made up for the Army and Navy. N. H. None can be genuine that have nut the words 44 F. Newbery, No. St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps. To T. TAYLOR, Surgenn, No. tj, New I,Srii-treet, Edinburgh, May 2, TN the Spring of 1794.1 was atriiaed with a 4 Venereal COmplaint, tvttich I treated with indiffer ence for five months; but was thea obliged to aplbly to a regulsr Physician, who p ut a temporary stop •tri toe vint. lance of the. Disease (by mercurial applications) for soma time; but growing, in spite .01411 medicine and the advice Or the first Uentletnen of tilt? Faculty here, worse and worse for two year, I Iva* reduces! to a state almost tin• paralleled anti beyond deseription, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to ftiot„-My heat!, throat, mouth, de}' nose, arms, &c. have been alternat e ly in tlanger ot becoming useless; In short, I have had front twenty , to thirty eating ulcers. on my body, anti nearly tutally. privet! of sight.--it would he .volunnuous to, partictila. rice all my case—suilice it to Say, there, never was, nr ever will . be, one of a more -doneerous, or of a mare corn pH. cue d 113 , 113 e. I was long loolcA iipoit by my friend., And briagined nlyself, beyond all nires of rc;ov4cy; aiiti , in. decd, in my then condition , death teas prei6..iole to my mor , twin , miviAhle state, In this tirrra,ttul situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till I)ivltio i i rovidvitt:e threw in my way a Newspaper containiiig the cas e o a Mr. it. or Plymouth—my friends real it, I could stoic and procured • ionic of your LEAK. [. s VAT ENT I' winch, by using from ;inlet() tithe, attt tioo, and have tong been, (atter more than tour yea ts indescribable distress,, in a, gtxxl a stare of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I hid a tine, thriving,: healthy. child, born to i ne.a iew Inunths ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering any fellow-creaturri service, I reqii.ot you to this; anti you otay act any tune refer rsons- who wish to tie satisfied of the . truth of tins,. or further putt• culars*ou me, or my by letter vr pt, son. A s f e w e4ses t a r 11 .1iillt:.3S will ever equai mine, anti none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to _44ylirie Illelikillti, that in yOur LEAK. E"a I I,Ls they ,viii tiod as sore, spoirtly, safe, and radical cure, ILO tila* - most tire.id. eage of tit: Venereal Disease, Which is railed cow. V tit.MXD Loss. t• 'V. . Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name anti addresi: , but creditables i)ersous wanting information may also he referred to me anti my frietuls by Mrs. S. Clark, Rainiay-Gankns, Edinburgh. Prepared anti Siild by:the gale Proprietor, • T. TAYLOR, Member olthe Royal Colle4c of Surge ons in London, at house, No; New Bridge -street Where he will give Advice without a fee, to persons tai;. these. Pills, and will answer • patients letters, if post.. - paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the moat inviolable secrecy, no • person's 'name or case having been mentioned; bitt at their oviin particidar raspiest, by the Pro prietor, doting the course or more than thirty,six years, that he has had the condueling of an exten s i ve sale of the above Medicine, end the privet:co arising v•iereitUrn. They are -else sold by his Appointrii,ni, for 'the . conve. nience of those living at a distance, by Ir.. 111Ater, South-bridge, LiAlburgii; Mr:ac Mdonald, !'.inter,(Ass gow, to whom als o Air. T. refers tor his oildress; at the l'crlUtnerS, 3t, St: Alhan's. , street, ; Mr. - :hertson's Toy-shop, No, on cisfOrti.street ; Mr. Dili. 4orptigh's, No, 7.:d isit-street-hill, nearly opposite the Nlo. tr..introt ,• Mr. Steel's itookseller, No. zeilninti4nw, Little Tower-hill IM. Call well's, Dublin t • and by one person - in every . considerable town in t,„; rear:ltri rain and Ird and, its Boxes .ox only c; h, -vealtl tip With 11111'1411d plain direetiOns,_ Witereliy 'pervrah of either Seit may cure them. selves with Use anti secrt....,:v. N. 11. Every Box. ~, feat 'Britain is scaled u p ine with a . .Sta, on will, by favour o f t h e Commis. stoners, is printed, at tile Stanip.. o fficia-,-", T., Taylor, No 6, New Bridge-street ) " to imitate whisit is. 1i4910, Asia all others are countsrielt.