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• . . , 4.4.afikr2:ct • ,' . . , , A ...... 1, . ~,,„.",,..„,,.„, ... k t.: 4 , ~. _ 4 , , . . •-' • 100 1111: ;':•+: i 4 11 )V. ::‘ , ; 4- . , ~ , rt, . :11344 , 401t• 4NIF v...., .. . . , ~, s 1 Ir itlarc' if4itT.i; E ....~~ ._ litr(Rßit 3706.) 7 lICUR SD4 Y. AUGUST 2 * 1804. frltic eriXisie CE ~~~ VAUXHALL. Under Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. T • TO -MORROW EVENING, August 3 , 1 8 04 , wi'l be .a GRAND CALA and Brilliant Display of -fl RE-WO RKS Adthission Three Shillings.. Doors open Ikt Seven, and the Concert to begin at Eight o'Clock. . . To the INDEPENIVENI' FP E ELI O I.DEBS'of the ' COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. ; CIMTLItMitti, . , THE restili 4 this day's P o ll' must conlvince you Of the absolute necessity of unremitting exe r t ion on your . . part; In or d er to counteract the dints of aq adversary whose !Ineaas are alway s ren d ered adequate to the object' which he tat in vietv. It cannot have escaped your observaticib, that, ut his closing speech of yesterday, Sir FRANCts Buf!..oLTT . , asierte,l, that h e had thirty-six voters Mal had n o t bee n able to poll that day c • on account of objetStions to the legality of their votes, which he knew - would be easilY renulved ; and that, consequently, they et ould appear for him at an early lour this day. Yet threat d, Iris Poll after the Poll was op e n e d Poll had only betn increased by t..venty-tour votes. The Same n;rrtiaii has been daily repeated ; and the effect has. been nearly the sane. He best knows what means are ern- PioYed to supply the deficiency of the morning by the excess of the afterno n. nit, circumstance i s • t rilli ng i n itself, but \of cons equence as: conuCtled , with a system which you.will doubtless appreciate. The manner in which this Contest is°putsuedby-mYOPPO - tient, renders it an imperious duty in me to ,call upon • YOut: for the sake of your Own rights, privileges, and independence, infinitely more important than mine, or than those of any in 'dividual, to exert yourselves vigorou'sly and adivelyz and thus to allord an exCeption .tothe gener a l rule, that nmie vigour *ld activity are always d:splayell . by the advocates of a bad, than by the supporters of a pod cause. Be assuml, Centlemeu; that in me you will ever find an humble, but firm asseruir of your Rights, undeterred by ca.hinny, and undimayed by threats ; and should I be so lom. tunate as to inept with nitintaW ,;tn.I,.CSS in the present Con. test, I will defend them with the same resolution and coo.. nistency 111 the House of Commons, as on the Hustings at 8 rottford. . : I have the Honour to he, CENTLE'MPN, • 'Your falthful and devoted humble Servant. Weymouth -street, Aug. I, 00 4 . (; B. NIAINWARING. STArs o r - rut POLL., , " ' i For G. 11 .'Maltiwari ti g Esq. - • 220 3 Sir F. Burdett • Ntajority for Mr. Alainwaring $o NIIDDLEsEx ELECTION. COMMITTEE of the. FRIENDS of Mr: MAINWARING will sit every Day at the follow. .Ing Places t where any:info rmat i on re l ative to had votes phich hiyebeen, or are proposed to br: polled for Sir FR A NI CIS Boa DvrT ; and also any account of such Freeholskis its hive nut yet polled, wilt be most thanktulty received At No. 7; Carey street.-Lineoln's-inn-fields. , - At Mr. tVillot..los,t No. 19, Golden-square, corner of Drewer-street. At No. 36, Wellelose-square. At Fumtval's-inn Cot tee-house, Holborn. 1 ' MII3DLESEX ELECI'IOM. ' C, • OACHES -will he pr ov ided a t the follntvin g ' Places TO- IWO RROW MORNI NG:at Seveno'Cl o ,k f,„. :.:-,1;;,..i.d.:ve . .y N1,f.,i0, ; d ur i ng the Eledion, at the sante our. ter the purp ose ct conveying the FR 1.. Ell 0 L'I)E RS n the Interest of GEORGE BOULTON MAIMS/AR INC, Esq. to and from liretitforti l viz. • ' ' The Pantheon, ortbal-toki. Parliament- st r. el. • • - '4: • Opposite St: James's Church, ' PiccaLlilly. Opposite Furnival's Inn, Holborn. • Clerkenwell Creep. • • Islington Green. , .• , • • 4Oppotite W ,, itechapel Church. , • , Opposite Shorediteh 'Church. . . . Court-House, Wellclose-square. Shadwell, opposite the Church. . , • SHAKS.PEARE- LorrEßy. BOYDELL be gs leave to acquaint Av.A., the Public i n genera l, an d the i r Fr i ends in particular, That the Tickets for the SHAKSPEARE LOT:IERY; Alice Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are . liow v for deliver. at the Shakseare Gallery, Pall. !fall ; E at Messrs. Boyde y n's, No. g o , Cl p teapside ; at ) ct at all " 1 c Leensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and Iretod., C IIICIIESTER and CUSP-11441 TURNPIKE ROAD. Nu ICj i. hereby' given, .that the TOLLS tliCtarg at Ott Toll Cate at ErSHBOUP NE; will be bY ALlOion to the best 'Bidder, 'at ,the SWAN INN, In City of ciiicheider, on Saturday, the stft of Augrat inst, _tween the hours of Eleven o'C lock in the Morning and. i in the Afternoon tor such Term asi may be th en agre ed itoennunence front the 29th day of August aillowing), in.truter direeiol ity the Act pasSed in the thirtee"th Y cA r keig, of lli3 present Niajesty King George tht.,`lliird, Turniulic;itoads ;" winch 'roils roduc"(l 1, 4 1 , 4 , t year the Stun ot 4371. clear of all Deductions. ittl:Whoever kinvens t i best iikr must ,it thelatne :: I °l4 !ve Security, 4 d at such flutes as they 'shall direct. • • By order of the Trustees, . . ' ---- - , . .1.. RHOAPES, Clerk.. . sotrritAmpToN, :Ind on th e Bo r d ers o f NI: W 1. , , (.1 It LS• 1 . . " ' ""11S11 E 1) 110USES.TO BE LETT. , Alicythiv. e,,ltipletelv Fornic)ird, in Il,e PolYg", ...- „ Southantiatot, m ;''h c , 'h -house and Stable. The l'arlour'and 1).;;t: ' l 3 l c ave, Bow ‘VitulgWa to ih* Also a large y,,),,111,1:, c.,,tnimituiitl.. A o . l, Ahi t - ,,i prospet. -i'l Cott„ very li enlr I,titin'tt.d . ileasantly situate at the tintr4tice of a small Nlalket , 'o.l;e4t, conststing ot;411 I, :ritrant.*e-ball. six Sleeping Rooms, o t w . ti, ' within a mile of the New two Par. ;I,,,uitldltlg thoSe f'.4' SetV.itoS anti a Store-mom, vvant ~tm, Itittler'::: Pain t \ , O m 'e. cellars, two Kitchens, Dair t y ci withid a large Yard, wit', , , I wi ll"' Garden well stl 4 ' l' .' ' ' ' ► ku ' )( - ..e. rtt 1 reei, (' ralar- Three-stall Stable, Chats lous P" L ' ''. ' ' 4 , e. - irger. I)o g;ken,loi, &c., - the 'rite two lintises.;tt .i,otitliamptott may be* had by t Mouth, or for a longer space. The Cottage, for from 0 . 11 ,_ (1 4 f° tlr Years, and the Tenant may be accommtxiated with about l'w•I t veAeres,ol Arable and Pasture Land, anti with lionte it tunitute, whic.'; gout' anti modern, at a fair valua ' ' . ' ' ,tt taken tor a tonAer Tem than t wt% yar's. ' Fur further parri-t I .1c ' I Let r post-Paid) I° Is e . , .. I ars, app yit ty te , . I ~srs. Harbin and Hooper, Ringwood,- Hail"' - ' ' () L1) PO tt , T, NIAbEIRA, SHERRY BUCELLA, ?Ice. RPENCER anti PERKINS, Wine any} Brandy 'kJ Merchants, /sla. t 's, Newgate-street, take (plaint the Public, that they- now keep, and tier fourteen leave to at. gll rs la" ITalit ' V iv e never kept - less than twelve thou:B4nd -4 'QIS OtGenUltle IV ltV, in 'Vat's and Casks, ripening and tteliorating for bottling ; and from twenty to thirty thousand . , , potties of cruintrd 0181 'Port MarleCr i 4:c. By tht, moZie o f , 4)ing, their Wines arcs o'improvcri in s ilav(;tir, and their Celt..tl qualhies retained, as to rend .r them more grateful to i . . el-eilesrttlietirlicaeclilitsofccnielvrvinncuesdhiallabillsy,caninsid:itc::et ilgike;tica:alsit'writriorrilimaws 4tto n 1 1 kid mast il th t.' . ti +e their Friends out!) $u Y ' Wine, f t age and " ti, e b,„, ~ pe,i,or tne, o great , ~ money--: Ibex,Ylntaea, or, the most moderate Temts, ter Ready. ()I 1 ~' y have alio *fin Uncommon large Stock Of very rt . 1 `Pl;l'iec Brancy, Pine and ismaica Ruin ; and a late ' 'nt ttY Ot most excellent East-Indi,i OtanCo Shrub. This Day was published,. , to One Volume, Otiavo, price 4s. 6d. in boards, . DELECTUS GRiECARUM SENTENTI. ARU M, cum notis sum Grammaticis, tum Philo. logicisi in usum T I RON Uhl ACCO &IMO TIS. Edato Altera Auaior. By the Rev. Si'. JOHN PRIEST. Printed for the Author, and said by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No. 39, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, In One Volume tamp, price zs. 6d: in boards; Maxims, Proverbs, and Pre. cepts, on Gjammar, Arithmetic," Natural Philo. sophy, Geography, &c. preposed for Copies in Penman ship, and for Exercises in Urainmar and Composition. By TORN HOLLAND. Printed for Longman ! Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater— noster-row. Of whom may be had by the same Author, just published, Vriee is. 6d. _ _ _ s. A System of Modern Geography, „with a series of Geographi—ii Examinations; to which is subjoined, a Sketch of Ancient Geography, with Questions, Essays on Histofy ' particularly the (swish, Asstrian, Persian, Grecian and Roman; with Examinations for the Use of -yJung P ersons.l In one volume taino. price ss. in boards. • - • -• NEW STATE'LOTTEItY, 1804: r N the present kind only Lottery to be drawn this J. Year are the greatest number of CA PLTA i i.. PRIZES ever known, in proportion to the small quantity of :Tickets. • • SCHEME. I,ra. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Valise. 3 of ,C2o,o;.)o are . C 1 50)030 '3 . 10,000 -3'7.000 3 5,000 . is,ooo fi ' t,boo Coio 8 . 3 °3 ! 4," . ZO • 1)0 • 2,000 4 0 5 0 2,000 V6S4 . 10 . 13I0W1 es,coo• Tickets Part of the. Capitals to be determined as under: First-drawn Ticket First .D.O . .1,000 First-drawn Ticket Se.enth ;)ay woo° First=drawn Th.:ket Eighth Day - 20,000 First-drawn Ticket Ninth Dav , - 5,030 Begins Drawing the 24thof September next, and the Prizes to be p.tld Fwo Months after the Drawing, without Deduc tion, or on Deniand as usual. Tick,..ts and Shares *re now on Sale at every Licensed Lottery Otliceoin t otiaild, and Ireland. pkE,sEN - r. PRICE. Ticket ,C. 17 17 0 C. 9 4 o Eighth 2 7 0 c 2 Utter - • 413 o I sixleentli Ir 3 6 v ecr.nns in ON Country will be supplied with Tickets and Shares the same as it preent, by sending Post-Office OrdeTs, goeid Bills, Cash, or Bank Ncites, to any Licensed Lottery Office. • ADVANTAGES,UNEWIALLED In the present STATE LOTTERY which is the only one that 'will be drawn this Year. ft'egins drawing Septem ber the' 24th, as4.—Only 25,000 Tickets, . and the Scheme contains three Prizes of zo,c):: , o1. three of to,ossal. and thiee of spool. which is equal to past bittlfie3 where • then' have been double the nutnber of - Tickets. rrliE. TICKETS - HALVES, QUARTERS, 11 iit , EIGHTHS, and SIXTE EN THS, are now fa:Ping, gri.A t.• vtvi;tirof-Ninntiess, and on the 10 vilest Terms. - The Money for the Prizes paidon demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-brokers, at their old established State Lin. tery Office (licensed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No, 28, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, Loni.nt. FOR BRUISES..SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, Dr. STE ErßS's 0 I'ODE LDOC. ' AUTIONT.—On the Outside. Wrai>pec . on cad' Bottle ofho rc4i Medicine a St:linp fixed.. in Ivhi t ch is Engraved " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paiti's,;" and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with these Words, ‘ Dr. Steers'sDpodeldoc, prepared by F NeNbery." All those which are sold' without altese DesignatiOns are gross Counterfeits. . The Public are requested to attend to this Caution, in con. sequence of:an Irn position which- hits been practised by cer tam Venders of Medicine, who, under Cover of a Connexion in Trade with Mr. Newbery's House, have not only sold in London, but, by trayelling round the Conntty, have disse minated.through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King dbm, large quantities of a'F.ptirioits prcimir.itton of this Opo deldoc ; to the Bills of Direclions of sytttcll the Names of Dr, steers, of Charing-cross, and Mr. Newberyof St. Paul's Church-yard, are made use of, in order the more completely to deceive unwary Purchasers: The genuine Opocieldoe 13 prepared and sold by F. New. bdry and Sons, No. 4i, St. Paid's, on the Coach-way, a few Doors from Cheapsitte, London, in Bottici, price a. 6d. each, duty included; and oy their Appointment, by Dicey and' Sutton, Bow Chur,:lt-yard ; Baclin and Co. No. 1 . 50,•and j. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; I. Wade, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Co. .Cockspur 'street ; I. ward, mtddl e . row , Holborn ;I. Tuft, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarie, Borough, High-: treed ; and by J. Harris, Suecessnr MfJ. E. Now• fiery It okseller, at the Corner of Ludgate-ntreit. • , • s UE rokelblonal Men at ii:ducatioa and R - esportsibility deviate from- the gener a l Sy stem by the seledimpt.stri•oculiar branch, the sanction of long c on . 'witted succest s r ie best criterion of suPeriority. Eight yeats have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treat ment.of Three Disorders, a,;, the successful result of trw OWI gives me additional ard..r to oppose, as far as I am ;4431e, the ravages of those Cornplamts•which are the most important in the Catalogue of Holman After initiation into 'every Bron.ll, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wishfit 'an early period of PraCtice• to rescue in. divitluals ffriii, the ignorance of orleitiwitted ' , ascii, or the equally ilau ! Trous precipitaiicy ot general Praclitioners. The', hfee. Disorders, .to this Cure of 'which I hay," .Ic. voted my -attention . , con*11;1st! every species- of REAL AL INFECTION, whether of a re‘erit ur long du. ration: adly, All kinds of debility, whether. Arising from the habits of..school : •boys, or the' indulgences of mature age: Aid, lastly,. tsar derange:tient' of the system In wo. men which is called BARRENNESS, or STE t I LITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, of haste in the treatment of a simple Gown - 111(1.1a ; and it not un trequently happens that etc . seeds of Lie are poisoned by the indiscretion of An• imp:aided hour. -••lly a superior me thod such Complainta are easily cured ; and, ;Veit' where others have failed, 1 trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment, Few, however, are the cases of complicated diitteSS in this disorder, compared with the caleinhous situations of Men, who, :tr o ut an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevelent gaieties at a fashionable life,. acquire that state of Debility,. which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicione habits. Where the unhappy suffirer bloods over his refeery, but carefully cceiceals )us inisfortuile, it nay be some eonso. lation for him to know, that aitticeefh it he an ohje of doubror uorerivinty with other , ners, the remove) of these Deficicnciee by the gredual progress et Renova. titan, is thc acquireinant of tiny . Leperience; It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to tAucefilatily vigour, much .anxiery will be p - revented - by an early counterac. Zion ot this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Det)ciencY has for years existed, a propel perseverance is itelasperisabiy 'ertuiatte to relilVe the !Own ring sparks of Lite,- and ti' re-animate the Constitution. M A It 11. I F: I) Wt) M EN, .w who have long been disappointed in.their expettationsof a Family, may be assured, that in most instapees, such detede are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy watch is lid essential to my undertaking, `and the.quelitice nous which I have-presumed. to state, font: the basis of my ,pretensions, and us comcidenve with such. this intimation is given, th .t Mr. Bose may be 4:unsuited personally, or by. Letters (heliming a small Note), at ;his No. 19, Arundel street, Strand; near Temple Bar, Martin lime, Malibu et Koval College of Sulam'. 'MERSEY and IRWELL, NAVIGATION. T"COMMITTEE for MANAGING the 'AFFAIRS of acquainting their Friends and the Public, that their NEW CANAL from WARRINGTON to RUNCORN, is now completed, which enables them' to convey Goods with the greatest possible dispatch, 'neva - being impeded as heretofore by the Neap Tides.—The Flats belonging to this Navigation are now so etfeetuallv securest by l.ocks and Seals, that it is hoped in future Pilferage of the Goods consigned to their care and damage (unless through unavoidable Accidents) will be entirely, pr.l . ented, anil the Public may rest assured that Cotton and other Goods will be discharged under Cover, and kept Clean and Dry. Should, hoWever, any instances of Damage or Pilferage occur, it is p3rticularly requested, that immediate notice thereof may be given to me, at the Old S2ltay, Conntiuz, House, where such complaint will be duly attended to. WILLIAM H PANIRY WORTHY, Agesit. Murchester, : 0 4(;" QuAY-i I utY 24, 12.14. N. *Gofxl3 carried to anti from the Wart's and Warehouses of .the tniands' Canals, on as moderate terms as by any (Aber of Conieyatice, Lucis Naturva ; or, woiuicrfUl Spirit of Nature. TO BE SOLD, APIG preserved in Spirits, ,having o n ly . one .Head, ead i , hat with two Bodies, eight Legs, .four Ears, and two 'Pails: It is contained in a beautiful large Class Receiver, with MahOgany Frame and Pillars, which stands eighteen mehes high, and is ctiosidered by Naturalists a most extraordinary and rate Curiosity.. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bellage, Liverpool. • Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, WATFORD, in the County of HE KTS, comprising a Family Honze, Gar den', Orchard, inid aboni Five •Acres of prime Arable and Meadow Lima, • TO BE SOLD. BY SUCTION, By ROBINSON, On Wednesday - , 'August S. 1804., at One 0 1 C itiCk, at Gar raway's Colliire-hbuse; °eh Corniiill, the Pro perty of Mr. John FicAd, a Bankrupt. TrIF, LAND is in prim': eonditinn, the Orchard abound:: with Fruit Tnes in full bearing, and the Garden i$ iit tini: praservation, and by itulkions arrange mint inight edsllti he rendered equal to many of thii charming Scats this t;z4i.itiful County boasts. A valuable Fiibety, and. exteut of t7onunon arc at turned to the EState. Tn he viewed until the Sale (Sundays excepted), .and partknlars had of Mr. Saunders, ;over, and .the Essex . Arms, Watford ;, Prioee's ; King's rins, fterkhairipstexd ; Swan, Rickmanswoi tit ; Abereorn Arms, Stioninre ; kVoot:YiCk, St Attlitt'S ChailtbS • AttitS, Edgeware; Che• I.4rb, Uxhr.dge ; , Red Lilo, Barnet ; White Lion, P.ilt toi4ton ; of Mr. Langle. , S tree-street, 1110 ; or Mr. Robinso.i, .auctioneer, Queon•srre.et, ; and at the place eit. MITE B kLIM of GILEAD instant ine-uily IteYeS spasms in the side, breast, and intestines, diff uses a genial warmth,. and _prevents cramps and mainoliess in or after 440114 in spring or sea water. Ladies,of a cold Acrid or bilious habit of body, alli.cted with -1 ngtior, het Loch or hysterical affections; Gentlemen. tiom the East or West I wiles !, F.t0 , 1e4 fror.V Semmaries ; - people dr fashion , the studious; persona of a coali.tc.i -anti sedentary life ; as also to those afflicted with nervous linetions or de bility originating from heat or cliatite or relaxation f rom juvenile indiscretion, cannot hat,... re,.ourgos toa more salutary remedy, because it enriches the hlo,al without intianttng it ; braces the nervous system ; frees and disburdens the v)scera and other important organs ; , resolves obstruCtions,, and tortaws off viscid strong humours; strengthens, the general habit, and brings back them uscular fibres tQ stheirnnural healthy 'tune. Hence its wonderful success in removing' ()Very symptonfofweakness, flatulence, rfalpitations, watch. fulness, drowsiness altercating, timidity, thistles of heat And clad, numbuess,,, giddiness, .pains (especially of the head, hack, anti loins) hiccough, diffictilty of respiration anti deglu tition; dry cough, debility., lowness of spititS, hiss-of appe tite, relaxation, indigestiOn, sickness, vomiting, gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal aKetions, dimness sight. conftised thoughts, wandcringt.of the mind, &e. Where the stomach is disordered, the bUdy i.; weaken ed ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation, and the eyes sink into the head. The. Cordial Balm of Gilead, Was established its restorative ellicay throughout Europe anti America ; wherever it has been introduced, its sale has been most won derfully great—the demand far exceeding any medicine over published, and the benefit it has produced to society is ad.' I nutted by every' person who has tried even a single_ bottle. it is the..only remedy that will - restore - to health those ,per. sous who. by an immoderate indulgence of their passions; have ruined their Fonstitutions, and doessions various attic titans oleic nervous system, as obstinate gleets, involinhary cwissions, excesses, I. regularity or obstrogliou or certain eye. citations, weaknesses, total impeteric . y . , barrenness, ste t Thousands at this moment live t o pciiie .. lh e d a y t h ey firs; applied to this reinedy, and enjoy the bles,lini,s of health, who. might have dropped into an untinielY s e ra e. To intluee theilarient to givedhe Cordial Balm of Gilead a fair trial, Mid by due perseverance to obtain a radical cure, Pr. Solomon ha* sent to his Agents a' supply of Family Hot tleS that contain tour ies. tr I. ones, for which .tiiily 335. aic eliarged, on which, of comm.:, 9s• is :Lived tu tits purchaser.. Each hottle has a stamp which bears the proprietor's name and address in the engraving,'' ,SUJOItit)II, Liverpool," to imitate which is t'elony. Dr, Solornoit es peels, when consulted, the usual compliment , of a (inc l'ouant Note ; but all written cases, or lettersof advice, to be answere(t,at his leisure, are required to enclose only Fiat f.a.G nines, Such letters should, for Safety, be thus direttcd : " c, onte y Lector; Dr. soloing!), Solomon's Place, ilrowolrit.v.street, Liverpool ; paid d ou bl e postay;e." Letters May be ordered to be addres s . ed tor N. Z. ur.A. D. at the I?ost4tifiiic, till called tor. Propared by Dr. Solomon, Liver))Au], itr los. 6d. And 335. Bottles i the latter ['ordain 'bur of the tbrincr, by which the l'orelLiser saves 4s, every gehuitte Bottle has a Statrip,which bears the Proprietors . Nam:* and Attaress, " Samuel Solo. mon, Livcrirool,":to imitate which is Feloity. tach genuine bottle ha's the words " Sam Solo mon, Liverpool," engravtdon the stomp. N. li. The POStaq.' of all Letters to the Doan must be paid, and . tos. (AL as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. 0 The Cordial Rahn of Gilead, Anti-I wpetigines, and Ab stetiOnt Lotion, and " Guide to ile.4lth,* ate Sold by Remnant, flamburgh ; R. Hach, Pearl-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. tit, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; •Itristol, But& ; Brighton, G regory ; minglutin, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; illandford, Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel. don; Cambridpe, Hodgson ; Coventry, ltollason •, Colches. ter, Keymer ; coutiftbury, Simmons ; ionic ; Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Ctachar ; Chester, Pool and Son; Chichester, Plullipson ; cirencester, flmith ; Chippettbam„ Combs ; Duhlin, Keene, No, 6, College. green; Derby, Drewry; I)llrharn, Penalloom ; Dover, Wales; Devites Loge; Dorchester, Virtue ; • Deo!, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ;, Bay, Trewmart and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker; . Glasgow, MlDonald ; loiverpool, Met.. "Cantile GAiette Office; Leeds, tinns, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Won, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, Ful ler, Atlas; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey; Nottingham, llurbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, jones ; Plymouth Doek, flatland ; Ports ;walla, Belem ; Reading, Smart and Co. • Rochester, E ther futon ; Prestou,Sergent ; Shrewsbury, ' Eddowes ; South,. ampton, ; Stailbrd, Morgan •; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderiaml, liraj ; Salisbury, ; Scarborough, hay. leY ; Taunton, Poolel Tunbridge Wells - , Sprange ; Wells, Evil! ; Weymouth, Woe,d; Windsor, illikerrey ; York, ‘Volstertirding ; and by all Venders of Genuine trletlicities us she Litutti Kingdom. OFFICE OF ORDN.,, tiCB, Xlv4; 164: THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICE kS ins yESTI"J ORDNANCE, do bere Arptice,. That Propaids will he ies:i;ved at - tkio ogre, in . 1"/. Ala, , g,iret's.street, Westminster, on or before Tkeersday tbe Argun .;leat, fie , n r s sur6 Persons as may be 14.4.:1ng . to undertake .'he !apply c *f COP* PER HOOPS and RI - PETS, Upon antra&i, for 1,4 a sein4o of .this DiTartonent. Patterytt-e which, ht seen at die Bono. V 4. able Principal Storekeeper's Offis'e, tbe Terwer, Further Particle Let, together nvith tbe Terme and Condition: of the Contra..s7, ntey ke Ult upon application at the .Tecreta9. l 4 Office, in St. Alargaret's-street, any day between the A.,1.7.4 Ten ,Ind Four &Clark; ,Acre the ProPosals are to be deliverer; sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" but no Prep:air co, ie-adinitted alter ti( 0 said 41.6 Day , of ilugAtt. 1.1.)‘ Order of the Board, R. !Z. CREW, Ser. F 17Cr11.41,1.....tNi; OFICF, —_ jAtt , 2-7, ar..)4.. . . . . . . T HE COMA.fISSIONE IZ..' for PICTU iiL L 1 !VC nit 111/17ESIT'i Nell'}' d 9 hereby, Etta. Nuke, that 'on FRlD.eir text, the 3d of disgust, tbej, wilt it ready :, re ceive Tenders In writing, jealed rip/ and treat fn. ONE 11C;N:. DR E b TONS of .41US(.:01"ADO SqG,4 8, ti be ansiii.er,die to Sgorpla to I,e pr.:l/teed ,with Ike Tendeit; to he delivired in.- rttediat4 I'lll4 the Sto-et at Pertf ,, rd, and tole paid fir 'j #'j 1! t pvable, Wli.6 intereit, 9 0 'dq r s afro. date, The i »ditisrtr 9J tb , Contiad may be teen at tbe Steiet.zv't Office. Na re::.zrd to.atti, Te7. , rier in which d v pric e . not be in4o,ird In.loc,rdt 41 length, cr 1.64 hail not 'be deliver ed to /b e 13.ars hiei d ee Ce,e c'z the taid Priday nest, the.•3,l of .I,gitrt, no; unlert the Person zohr, mater flit Ten.lo*, or slow Per.on urr Gtr 6tlr if , ottendi, t:)amoiver when tailed:for. BY THE KING's PATENT. FS, Pains in the Stninach, Pains in the or Side, anti languid appearancss in young persons, :triSin , II"() Viilol43 causes and obstructi ons , that havc; sisied"the power of every other Medicine, have been entirely. rein iVed antl virh2lly eradicated by C NG's PA'I'ENT WO ft M.:OESTROYING LOZENGES, which cicattati the stoniach and bdweli of that acrid ilinie With which titer are trvguently lqacied (and which too often beconie the secret cause of these fatal disorders), but are effectually subdued by tie use of this Medicine, which is proved superior to ..itty other ha easy method of titose crudities, and re. storing the body' t:i Ilealth and Strength. lases of its eacy, from matt) - N.,bletnett are wraitpcii round, each Box.. As an opening Physic, on all oecastons; ctiihw i i worm Lot aenses arc peculiarly eilicacious, will keep good any length of 'Wile, and in alt chid des. Sold, wholesale and retail,...R.l Ching anclikaler'‘, N0..6 Cheapstne. and Itetaftlii most Booksellers and Aledicitie Fenders, in bokcii, at Gs. and is. yd. each. T3l-IYSICIANS have frequently observed, that Eruptive eastSi ii.tve Successfully tiltiiiindlect the use of ' Medicine, generally. (though in a slighter degree) make their appearance in the ens Lung Spring. Why this acrimony of the circulation at' "'LI rake place 013 Y reasonably he accounted for, by the sudden change ci arniolphere, the general revolution which tak e ' s pace in the animal and vegtit.ible race. It it much recommended to those. Patients who have been' relieved at the . Dispensary, SOitiO.Settlate, in various CIISOS, by the Anti-scorbutic I)rops, to corre4t this acrimony of .habit, by retaking 'a few bottles o f :the vine ; a plan which has been much adopted, front its moss. In preventing the return of very 14V - etdrat° complaiats Sold with a black stamp, at SpilsburY 's Soho— square, London, in: inrtles of is. 6.t. and it. is. duty mantic& Any ufnreti with. a ditr4rent stamp must he in_ jurious imitations., To THOMAS 'TA YLOR, Esq •, , • 0;.9, New Iltidg , ......;treet, 't.onoort, tfonoured Sir, • Eclinburgh, March ig, 1, • BEG leave to inform you that' ever since t h e year ii7go, I have been ended' with the Luis Wrier. rca ; which, firm Its 'obstinately res.isting every course of Medicine, ptcstfibott by the most entinen r. ref' .the Faculty nere, ',and rndergoiitg srveral SCYcre - courses or salivation. twice ithicliarged nom the Hospital, with liyle would appear to be of the most inseterate native. in the spring of last scar inv gut to such a heart, as, nearly to put 4 periofi to my existette--I had •a iirge ulcer on the erode() 't:W city head . , tote on each arm,' and my legs were broke out in . fright t lin MIS dreat. fully painful, and had been in t taan. of ulceration for the la st seven years; City lett had t',vo large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave nie such uxcril ['tat ' in,; pain, particularly When Watill to It, de. prive inc or rest ; u. this lamentable stati, I mended hy Mr, .1. Thornpscin, (who 0 4 eived 1 , 4) gr ,... skt at cure by them here),. to take your Leake's Patent PiEs, which 1 began to do on the :6th or &fly i in the course of a formi,rlit, '1 , began to receive benefit—in' little more than a month, the ricers en my herd and arms were t) " healed--soon atter, the sores o n m y l egs htial,44 al t s i t lll e;lYeAvin6, however, tonstuerable discologration, in thO sl,ll, and pain in thc . hone or the left, which, by the !Ales. sing or dixi, unit a little, longer p , •r,everatice iii your inva luable Medicino, suhsi.t, i ; the nodes dispersing„ the skin regaining it., nal ur4i hne, athl the nocturnal pains gradieally going ou. I thus be‘aine, by your iibetrai advice An d m e „, (twine, perfeCtly free from ail my former complaints. 7-, have recover... 4 my former spitits.aint strength, anti ton' be- come jolly and rat, in which state havingcontimied mir,ny menthe to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but - beg you, I rot the geed at' other sulliiring mortals, to nuke, tilts my case as public as passible, as I shall on every oecaiion ill se - doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir,, your grateful., obedient, very I Limbic servant, ' ALEX. MURK h It. Swan's Close, Edinburgh. Wito_tsses to the abnye Cure lone TIOOMPSON, No-. 3, New Poultry ; and °RN EVPINTos H i Old Assembly-Close, Fdinburgh. , Prepared and Scald by the sole.P.roprietor, T Hest a.s Ta v Loa, Meinber or the Royal College of . Stir. semis, at his license, Ni, 9, New Iltidge-tareet, London i t where, after a constant reSittqlett of more than thirty-six yeArh, in a practice ,partitailarly directed to the cure o r N'eneteal Complaints ,and those Incidental to the Parts or Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which mill if his profession should always observe in such ,:uses, he flatters himself, ti: advice arid 3SNiitaftee tie gratuitraoast aunninkto's to petsoos Ciking this Medicine, Will be esteemed, by a flisixtiiirig Public., as an advantage eel. &Unattainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by. his' appointment, for the convenience of , thole living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, ; the Toysitop, No. vc,3, lord-street ; Mt. Disborough's, No. 7, Flan:street-hill I Mr, Stecl's, Bookseller, No. i I .foion,row, Little. Tw oer. hill ; Mr. Baxter's, .Soutii,tAe, Edinburgh ; Mr. Alac,.. donad, (;lasgow ; Mt. Call +4, el s,. Dublin; and by tine t,eersdii in every considerable t , wwiri Great Britain and Ire. land, to lioees of only es. oi, each, staled up with full and plain direelions, whercnt , pcits4mi, or citric r sex may cute th , taiselves Walt C.isi, Siscctl, secrecy, an d sa f et y . N . h. Every B ox $0 1 ( 1 1 , 1 ti rear Britain is seined up with a' Stamp, on which, by favour ()Mint Coininistioners is printed; at the .Stamp-E)111(:0--" T. Taylor, No. a, NeW ridge' street ."—to imitate winch is Felony % and Ali others are Crountetteits.